2006 TRIBE SCHEDULE Overall: 1-3 Home: 1-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-1

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1 MEN S SOCCER CONTACT/ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR: KRIS SEARS - PHONE: KASEAR@WM.EDU - FAX: TRIBE SCHEDULE Overall: 1-3 Home: 1-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-1 8/19 NAVY (Exhibition) T, 1-1 WAKE FOREST ADIDAS CLASSIC (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) 8/25 vs. #1 North Carolina L, 0-2 8/27 at #16 Wake Forest L, 0-1 8/30 STONY BROOK W, 2-0 9/2 #24 SOUTH CAROLINA L, 0-1 9/5 at #8 Virginia Tech 7:30 PM 9/8 VMI 7 PM ODU STIHL SOCCER CLASSIC (NORFOLK, VA.) 9/15 vs. UNC Greensboro 4:30 PM 9/17 vs. Loyola 12 PM 9/22 DREXEL * 7 PM 9/24 DELAWARE * 2 PM 9/29 at Hofstra * 7 PM 10/1 at Northeastern * 1 PM 10/6 at James Madison * 7 PM 10/8 at Virginia Commonwealth * 2 PM 10/13 TOWSON * 7 PM 10/15 GEORGE MASON * 2 PM 10/20 GEORGIA STATE * 7 PM 10/22 at UNC Wilmington * 1 PM 10/27 at Old Dominion * 7 PM 10/31-11/5 CAA Tournament 11/10-11 NCAA First Round (Campus Sites) 11/15 NCAA Second Round (Campus Sites) 11/18-19 NCAA Third Round (Campus Sites) 11/24-26 NCAA Quarterfinals (Campus Sites) 12/1-3 NCAA College Cup (St. Louis, Mo.) * Colonial Athletic Association match All times Eastern Home matches in BOLD at Albert-Daly Field Ranking is highest at time of game W&M SET TO BATTLE INSTATE FOES The William and Mary men s soccer team will square off with a pair of instate rivals in No. 8 (Soccer America) Virginia Tech and Virginia Military Institute on Sept. 5 and Sept. 8, respectively. The Tribe will travel to Blacksburg for the first time since 1994 and take on the Hokies, who recently moved into the national top 10. Game time is slated for 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 5, at the Virginia Tech Soccer Stadium. W&M will return home for its Sept. 8 affair against VMI at 7 p.m. Both matches will be broadcast live over the Internet. The game against the Hokies will be broadcast live on Hokiesports.com. The broadcast link as well as live stats are available on the Virginia Tech men s soccer page. Both links also appear on TribeAthletics.com vai the schedule page. TRIBE HOME MATCHES LIVE OVER THE INTERNET All eight W&M men s soccer home matches will be broadcast live over Internet. Fernando Valle and Stephen Chanderbhan will have the call on TribeAthletics.com. Click on the Live Audio link at the top of the homepage or on the Listen Live link on the schedule. TRIBE NEWS AND NOTES - W&M opens the season against five straight teams that played in the NCAA Tournament a season ago. It marks that first time in school history that has occurred. Included in those five contests are four games against teams ranked among the top 25 in the country (No. 1 North Carolina, No. 16 Wake Forest, No. 24 South Carolina and No. 8 Virginia Tech) MEN S SOCCER PROMOTIONS FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 VS. DREXEL Williamsburg Youth Soccer Night All Kids in uniform get in free. SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 VS. DELAWARE Football/Futbol Game Bring your W&M ticket stub from the Sept. 23rd football game versus VMI and receive FREE admission. SUNDAY, OCT. 13 VS. TOWSON Be a Kid Again Bring a kid to the game and get in at their cost of $3. FRIDAY, OCT. 20 GEORGIA STATE BLEED GREEN Night Wear a GREEN shirt and adults receive $2 off their ticket price, kids receive FREE admission.

2 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 2 - Seniors Pat Scherder, Brendan McCurdy and Jeff Marklin earned All-Tournament honors at the season-opening Wake Forest adidas Classic. - W&M improved to since 1970 in home openers, following a 2-0 victory over Stony Brook on Aug. 30. The Tribe is a perfect 3-0 at Albert-Daly Field and under the direction of head coach Chris Norris in home opening contests. - The Tribe is all-time at Albert-Daly Field. The College is 1-1 during the 2006 season at home. - The W&M-ODU game in Norfolk, Va., on Oct. 26 will be televised live on Fox Soccer Channel as part of the NSCAA/FSC College Soccer Game of the Week. It will be the 10th men s contest on television and is slated for 8 p.m. at ODU. - The schedule for the 2006 season will test the Tribe as half of its opponents made an appearance in the 2005 NCAA Tournament. Six of those teams were ranked in at least one of the major preseason top Two former W&M players are currently playing in Major League Soccer with another playing in the Norway. Steve Jolley ( ) is in his 10th season as an MLS vet, playing for Red Bull New York. He has appeared in 15 matches with 10 starts, while earning one assist. Wade Barrett ( ) is in his first season with the Houston Dynamo, earning 25 starts, while assisting on three goals. Former All-American Adin Brown ( ) is the first-team goalkeeper for Aalesunds FK in Norway. In total, over 27 former Tribe players have played professional soccer at some level. SCOUTING NO. 8 VIRGINIA TECH Virginia Tech will open its home schedule against the Tribe. The Hokies opened the season with three straight victories, including wins over Navy, UMBC and St. John s. Tech advanced to the NCAA Tournament a season ago and is ranked as high as No. 8 in the lastest national polls. Soccer America ranked the Hokies in the eighth spot. The Hokies defeated No. 17 St. John s, 2-1, on Sept. 2. It marked only the 11th loss for St. John s at home in the last 16 seasons. Sophomore forward Patrick Nyarko notched his third goal of the season, scoring the game-winner just 23 seconds into the second half. Freshman goalkeeper Brendan Dunn earned his first career start in goal and finished with two saves in the victory. Virginia Tech opened the season winning the UMBC adidas Kick- Off Classic. Nyarko earned MVP honors with a pair of goals in a 3-2 victory over the host. Virginia Tech also defeated Navy, 3-0, to open the season. Nyarko, a freshman All-American in 2005, leads the Hokies in points and goals with seven and three, respectively. Junior forward Marcus Reed ranks second on the team with six points on two goals and two assists, while senior midfielder Eric Vickers has five points on a pair of tallies and one helper. Junior Drew Czekanski and Dunn have split time in net. Czekanski started the opening two games of the season and has played 111 minutes. He has a GAA of Dunn has played in all three matches for Virginia Tech, including the start against St. John s. In total, he has played 158 minutes with a GAA of 1.13 and four saves. WILLIAM AND MARY S RECORD... At home On the road At neutral sites At night During the day Versus ranked opponents In CAA games In non-conference games In overtime games When scoring first When opponent scores first When outshooting the opponent When being outshot With more corner kicks With less corner kicks With corner kicks even With more fouls With fewer fouls When fouls are even When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring 3+ goals In August In September W&M QUICK FACTS Location... Williamsburg, Va. Founded Enrollment... 5,700 Nickname...Tribe Colors... Green, Gold and Silver Conference... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Facility (Capacity)... Albert-Daly Field (1,000) President... Gene R. Nichol (Oklahoma State, 1973) Chancellor... Sandra Day O Connor (Stanford, 1950) Director of Athletics.. Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969) Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA A... Barb Blosser (Ohio State, 1975) Athletics Department Phone... (757) Ticket Office Phone... (757) W&M SOCCER HISTORY First Year of Varsity Men s Soccer All-Time Record (.644) All-Time CAA Record (.690) CAA Championships...Six CAA Regular Season Championships...Six All-CAA Selections...75 NSCAA All-South Region Selections...46 NCAA Tournament Appearances...12 All-Americans... 8 players honored 12 times Record at Albert-Daly Field (.553) 2006 COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Chris Norris Alma Mater...William and Mary, 1995 W&M Record (3rd Season) Career Record (3rd Season) Assistant Coaches... Chuck Connelly (Old Dominion, 2000)... Richard Butler (UAB, 1992)...Tom Duffy (Le Moyne, 1965)

3 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 3 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STANDINGS (AS OF SEPT. 3) CONFERENCE William and Mary is all-time against the Hokies, including a 4-0 mark in Blacksburg. The two squads last met during the 2004 season and played to a 0-0 draw in Williamsburg. The last time W&M and Virginia Tech met in Blacksburg, the Tribe notched a 3-1 victory during the 1994 season. SCOUTING VMI The Keydets are 0-2 on the young season following losses to LIU (3-0) and Appalachian State (5-2) in Radford, Va., on Aug. 26. VMI will host Southern Virginia on Sept. 4, before making the trek to Williamsburg. VMI returns eight starters and 20 letterwinners from a season ago. John Sollock and Thomas Upton have each started one contest for the Keydets. Sollock took the loss against LIU, recording four saves, while Upton recorded five stops against Appalachian State. Charles Nweke scored both VMI goals against Appalachian State. W&M owns a 14-1 all-time record against VMI, winning the last eight matches between the two schools. The Tribe has outscored the Keydets, 59-10, over the series history. Last season, W&M traveled to Lexington, Va., and notched a 2-1 victory thanks to a pair of goals from forward Jarrett Thomas. The Tribe is 7-0 alltime against VMI in Williamsburg. The Keydets were the first opponent for the Tribe at Albert-Daly Field in W&M defeated VMI, 2-1, on Sept. 4, 2004, with current senior Brendan McCurdy scoring the first ever goal at the facility. OVERALL TEAM W L T PCT. POINTS W L T PCT. Delaware James Madison Towson UNC Wilmington Old Dominion VCU Hostra Northeastern Drexel George Mason WILLIAM AND MARY Georgia State season-high with two helpers in a 2-1 victory over VMI. For his career, the Alexandria, Va., native has five assists. RETURN TO HEALTH After missing the majority of the 2005 season with an injury, senior forward Pat Scherder has shown he is back to full strength in Against Stony Brook, Scherder not only iced the game with his second-half goal, but started for the first time in nearly a year. Scherder last started a match on Sept. 9, 2005 against Clemson. The Vienna, Va., native earned first-team all-conference and second-team all-region accolades as a junior in 2004, but missed the final 15 games of last season. The speedy forward leads all current Tribe players in career goals with 17. After enjoying a successful return to the pitch over the summer with the Williamsburg Legacy of the PDL, Scherder wasted little time finding his scoring touch. In the Tribe s lone exhibition of the season, Scherder found the back of the net in the 37th minute against Navy, giving the Tribe a 1-0 cushion During the PDL season, Scherder finished second on the Legacy in points (11) and goals (5). He notched a pair of two-goal games for Williamsburg, including the final one against Raleigh Elite on July 21. In the game against Raleigh Elite, the Legacy overcame a three-goal first-half deficit to forge a tie. Scherder scored the final two Legacy goals in the 51st and 54th minutes. In total, Scherder started all 15 games in which he appeared, racking up 1074 minutes. MARCHING UP THE CLEAN SHEET LIST Senior goalkeeper Kris Rake recorded his first shutout of the season and the 12th of his career with three saves in the Tribe s home-opening win over Stony Brook. The shutout moved Rake into a tie for fifth on the W&M career shutouts list. His 12th clean sheet equaled the total of Trevor Upton ( ). HAPPY HELPER Junior midfielder Doug Ernst tied his career high with two assists in the Tribe s 2-0 victory over Stony Brook. Ernst served a ball to sophomore forward Andrew Hoxie at the six-yard box from the right flank in the 32nd minute, before setting senior forward Pat Scherder on a one-on-one with the SBU goalkeeper in the 88th minute. During the 2005 season, Ernst equaled a Tribe FRESHMAN STARTERS Freshmen Price Thomas and Roger Bothe have wasted little time making a significant impact on the W&M program. Thomas has played every minute for the Tribe at the attacking midfield position. While the Charlottesville, Va., native has yet to find the scoring column, he has added a flare and creativity to the Tribe attack. He narrowly missed scoring the equalizer on a dipping free kick that hit off the crossbar against then-no. 24 South Carolina on Sept. 2. Bothe, the Gatorade Virginia State Player of the Year, has appeared in all four Tribe games, including starts in the last three at back. The Chester, Va., native has shown solid skills defending as well as the ability to make runs up the field to get into the W&M attack.

4 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 4 SOLID MIDDLE The center of the W&M defense is held down by a duo of seniors in Brendan McCurdy and Jeff Marklin. During the spring, head coach Chris Norris moved McCurdy, a forward during his first three years, to center back in an effort to solidify the middle of the Tribe defense. Playing along side three-year starter in Marklin, the pair have provided a scrappy spark to the middle of the defense. Despite a pair of early season losses to top-20 foes, the Tribe defense held tough. The College limited then-no. 16 Wake Forest to only one goal after the Demon Deacons erupted for five in their season-opener against Central Florida. The pair was an integral part of the Tribe s first shutout of the season against defending America East Champion Stony Brook. The defensive duo carried over its summer success playing for the PDL s Williamsburg Legacy to the Tribe s fall season. Marklin and McCurdy paired as center backs for a Legacy defense that finished the regular season with a goals against average of 1.25 and five shutouts. During the 16-game slate, the Legacy only allowed 20 goals, which ranked 14th in the 59-team PDL and third in the Eastern Conference. Marklin played in 11 matches with seven starts, totaling 701 minutes in the Legacy defense. McCurdy was a constant for the Williamsburg squad in the back as he started 16 matches and played the maximum 1440 minutes during those contests. HOXIE ENJOYING THE HOME PITCH Sophomore forward Andrew Hoxie definitely enjoys the home pitch of Albert-Daly Field. During the opening 10 games of his career at home, the Newport News, Va., native has scored five of his six career goals at home. Both Hoxie s two career gamewinners have come at home through the early stages of his sophomore campaign. In fact, Hoxie notched the game-winner in the home opener each of the last two seasons. He recorded a pair of goals against Saint Joseph s a season ago, before tallying the game-winner against Stony Brook on Aug. 30. W&M-ODU TELEVISED ON FSC The Tribe s Oct. 26 road contest with Old Dominion gained a little more importance, as it was announced as part of the NSCAA and Fox Soccer Channel (FSC) College Soccer Game of the Week television package for the 2006 season. The W&M- ODU rivalry at the 4,000-seat ODU soccer Stadium will be televised live on FSC as part of the 12-game Thursday/Friday night package. In June of 2006, FSC and the NSCAA announced that they extended their agreement through FSC will televise at least eight men s and eight women s games each year. The W&M-ODU match up will be the 10th College Soccer Game of the Week telecast on Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. The College owns a (.545) all-time mark against ODU, but the Monarchs have won the last three affairs between the two schools. Sean Wheelock, a veteran of Major League Soccer broadcasts and other MLS programming, including the MLS Super- Draft, will serve as the primary announcer for each game. Santa Barbara, California-based Cultural Videos Communications is returning for a second season to coordinate the production of all the men s and women s NSCAA matches on Fox Soccer Channel. Cultural Videos Founder David Bolton, who also produces USL and MLS coverage on Fox Soccer Channel, will again serve as director/producer of the FSC college package. The 2006 version will feature 16 teams ranked in the 2006 NSCAA/adidas preseason rankings, including No. 1 Maryland, No. 2 Connecticut, No. 4 Virginia, No. 5 North Carolina, No. 5 Clemson, No. 10 UCLA, No. 12 Indiana, No. 13 Penn State, No. 14 Duke, No. 16 Wake Forest, No. 17 St. John s, No. 18 South Florida, No. 21 UNC Greensboro, No. 22 UC Santa Barbara, No. 23 Old Dominion and No. 25 Washington. IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCES IN NET The preseason saw a hard fought battle in net between senior Kris Rake and junior Brennan Wergley. Both players demonstrated their worth and have split time in The sharing of time has not diminished the play of either one as both have been impressive through the early parts of the season. Rake finished the game versus No. 1 UNC on Aug. 25 with nine saves. The nine saves were the second-highest total in his career. He recorded a career-high 10 stops against then-no. 1 Maryland on Sept. 22, 2004 and Sept. 27, 2003 versus then-no. 5 St. John s. Rake notched his 12th career shutout with three stops against Stony Brook in the home-opener on Aug. 31. Wergley started against the then-no. 16 Wake Forest on Aug. 27 and recorded seven saves, including denying a penalty kick in the first half. Wergley saw his seven-game streak of six or more saves in a conest come to an end against then-no. 24 South Carolina. He recorded a quartet of four impressive saves to keep the deficit at 1-0 against the Gamecocks. NATIONAL POLLS NSCAA Poll (8/15) Soccer America Poll (9/4) Rank PR Record Rank Record PR 1. Maryland North Carolina Connecticut SMU New Mexico Virginia Virginia Maryland North Carolina Clemson Clemson Duke SMU Wake Forest Creighton Virginia Tech Akron San Francisco UCLA UCLA California Notre Dame Indiana UCSB Penn State Indiana Duke Akron Notre Dame Santa Clara Wake Forest Washington NR 17. St. John s UAB USF NR UIC NR 19. CSUN VCU NR 20. Santa Clara Michigan St NR 21. UNCG Fordham UCSB UNCG ODU West Virginia NR 24. S. Carolina NR Saint Louis NR 25. Washington NR Central Conn NR Records are from 2005 Season

5 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 5 DIFFICULT WAY TO START The opening of the 2006 season will not be an easy one for the Tribe as each of its first five opponents appeared in the NCAA Tournament a season ago. North Carolina advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament, while Wake Forest made it to the Round of 16. Both Stony Brook and Virginia Tech made it to the second round of the tournament, while South Carolina made the field before falling in the opening round. It marks the first time in school history W&M will not only open the season, but play five-straight regular-season foes that advanced to the NCAA Tournament the previous season. RETURNING THE SCORING PUNCH The Tribe returns 72.4 percent (21-of-29) of its goals from a season ago. Included in the number are four of the top-five goal scorers and players with the top-three point totals on the team from a season ago. Senior Jarrett Thomas topped the squad in both goals (7) and points (16) a season ago, while sophomores Brock Jones and Andrew Hoxie finished tied for second on the team with five goals apiece. The pair rounded out the top-three point scorers for the Tribe with 12 and 11 points, respectively. Senior Brendan McCurdy ranked fifth on the team a season ago with three goals. FRESHMAN TO WATCH College Soccer News named freshman Roger Bothe as one of its top 100 freshmen to keep an eye on in The College was one of 59 institutions to have at least one player named to the watch list and one of only three in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). Bothe was one of four CAA players to be recognized by College Soccer News. Evan Newton of Old Dominion as well as Richard Edger and Sean Kelley of George Mason were also named to the list. Bothe was one of 24 defenders on the watch list. PLAYER GAME-BY-GAME (SHOTS-GOALS-ASSISTS-POINTS) OPPONENT BOTHE ERNST GODWIN HARRIS HOXIE JONES MARKLIN MCBRIDE MCCURDY OVERDEVEST North Carolina Wake Forest Stony Brook South Carolina Virginia Tech VMI UNC Greensboro Loyola (Md.) Drexel Delaware Nofstra Northeastern James Madison VCU Towson George Mason Georgia State UNC Wilmington Old Dominion OPPONENT SCHERDER SELLS P. THOMAS J.THOMAS WAYNE YAKOVAC North Carolina Wake Forest Stony Brook South Carolina Virginia Tech VMI UNC Greensboro Loyola (Md.) Drexel Delaware Nofstra Northeastern James Madison VCU Towson George Mason Georgia State UNC Wilmington Old Dominion

6 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 6 The 6-2, 170-pound back enjoyed a stellar prep career prior to joining the Tribe. He led his Thomas Dale High School team to back-to-back 24-0 records with a pair of Group AAA State Championships in 2004 and Bothe garnered the Gatorade Virginia High School Player of the Year award, along with garnering the Virginia High School Coaches Association (VHSL) Group AAA Male Athlete of the Year honor. He also received Central Region Player of the Year honors and studentsportssoccer.com Second-Team All-America distinction in RAKE IN THE RANKINGS Senior goalkeeper Kris Rake entered the 2006 season ranked among the top 10 in school history in shutouts, saves, goals against average and save percentage. Here is a look at how Rake ranks currently in those categories: Shutouts 1. Adin Brown Scott Budnick Paul Grafer Ian Peter Kris Rake Trevor Upton Saves 1. Adin Brown Paul Grafer Scott Budnick Ian Peter Kris Rake Goals Against Average (minimum 2,000 minutes) 1. Larry Valentine Adin Brown Paul Grafer Scott Budnick Trevor Upton Kris Rake Save Percentage (minimum 2,000 minutes) 1. Adin Brown Larry Valentine Ian Peter Paul Grafer Scott Budnick Trevor Upton Billy Platz Kris Rake STATISTICAL LEADERS POINTS Doug Ernst... 2 Andrew Hoxie... 2 Pat Scherder... 2 GOALS Andrew Hoxie... 1 Pat Scherder... 1 ASSISTS Doug Ernst... 2 SHOTS Andrew Hoxie Pat Scherder... 7 Price Thomas... 6 SAVES Kris Rake Brennan Wergley W&M GAME HIGHS POINTS...6 vs. Stony Brook, 8/30/06 GOALS...2 vs. Stony Brook, 8/30/06 ASSISTS...2 vs. Stony Brook, 8/30/06 SHOTS vs. Stony Brook, 8/30/06 SHOTS ON GOAL...4 vs. Stony Brook, 8/30/ vs. South Carolina, 9/2/06 CORNER KICKS... 4 vs. South Carolina, 9/2/06 FOULS vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 SAVES... 9 vs. North Carolina, 8/25/ OPPONENT GAME HIGHS POINTS... 5 vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 GOALS... 2 vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 ASSISTS... 1 vs. North Carolina, 8/25/ at Wake Forest, 8/27/ vs. South Carolina, 9/2/06 SHOTS vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 SHOTS ON GOAL vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 CORNER KICKS vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06 FOULS vs. South Carolina, 9/2/06 SAVES... 4 vs. South Carolina, 9/2/ INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS...2, Doug Ernst vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/ , Andrew Hoxie vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/ , Pat Scherder vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/06 GOALS... 1, Andrew Hoxie vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/ , Pat Scherder vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/06 ASSISTS...2, Doug Ernst vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/06 SHOTS... 6, Andrew Hoxie vs. Stony Brook, 8/31/06 SHOTS ON GOAL..2, Price Thomas vs. S. Carolina, 9/2/06 SAVES... 9, Kris Rake vs. North Carolina, 8/25/06

7 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 7 Head Coach Chris Norris (William and Mary, 1995), Third season NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Cl./El. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Kris Rake GK 5th/Sr Flower Mound, Texas/Marcus 2 Andrew Hoxie F So./So Newport News, Va./Denbigh Baptist 3 Brock Jones MF Jr./So Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield 4 Jarrett Thomas F Sr./Sr McLean, Va./Gonzaga 5 Roger Bothe B Fr./Fr Chester, Va./Thomas Dale 6 Doug McBride MF Jr./So Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee 7 Jeff Marklin B 5th/Sr Richmond, Va./J.R. Tucker 8 Ryan Overdevest MF Sr./Jr Bridgeton, N.J./Cumberland Regional 9 Doug Ernst MF Jr./Jr Alexandria, Va./West Potomac 10 Price Thomas MF Fr./Fr Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle 11 Nathan Belcher MF Jr./So Bluefield, Va./Bluefield 12 Chris Wayne B Jr./Jr Chesapeake, Va./Indian River 13 Brennan Wergley GK Sr./Jr Oak Hill, Va./Thomas Jefferson 14 Alan Koger F Fr./Fr Spencer, Va./Magna Vista 15 Pat Scherder F 5th/Sr Vienna, Va./James Madison 16 Steve Renner MF Fr./Fr Fairfax Station, Va./Bishop O Connell 17 Preston Whitlock MF So./Fr Stafford, Va./North Stafford 18 Ryan Sells B Sr./Jr Manassas, Va./Forest Park 19 Jeremy Harris MF So./Fr Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox 20 Brendan McCurdy B Sr./Sr Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Allen B. Nease 21 Michael Yakovac B Sr./Jr Burke, Va./Lake Braddock 22 Scott Kelsey GK Sr./Sr Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes 24 Rob Godwin MF/F Fr./Fr Pocomoke, Md./Pocomoke 25 Andrew McAdams GK Fr./Fr Palm Harbor, Fla./Berkeley Prep Assistant Coaches Chuck Connelly (Old Dominion, 2000), Seventh season Richard Butler (UAB, 1992), First Season Tom Duffy (Le Moyne, 1965), Eighth season ALPHABETICAL 11 Nathan Belcher 5 Roger Bothe 9 Doug Ernst 24 Rob Godwin 19 Jeremy Harris 2 Andrew Hoxie 3 Brock Jones 22 Scott Kelsey 14 Alan Koger 7 Jeff Marklin 25 Andrew McAdams 6 Doug McBride 20 Brendan McCurdy 8 Ryan Overdevest 1 Kris Rake 16 Steve Renner 15 Pat Scherder 18 Ryan Sells 4 Jarrett Thomas 10 Price Thomas 12 Chris Wayne 13 Brennan Wergley 17 Preston Whitlock 21 Michael Yakovac ROSTER BY POSITION ROSTER BY CLASS ROSTER BY STATE PRONUNCIATION Forward: Godwin, Hoxie, Koger, Scherder, J. Thomas Midfield: Belcher, Ernst, Godwin, Harris, Jones, Mc- Bride, Overdevest, Renner, P. Thomas, Whitlock Back: Bothe, Marklin, Mc- Curdy, Sells, Wayne, Yakovac Goalkeeper: Kelsey, McAdams, Rake, Wergley Freshmen: Bothe, Godwin, Koger, McAdams, Renner, P. Thomas Redshirt Freshman: Harris, Whitlcok Sophomores: Belcher, Hoxie, McBride, Jones Juniors: Ernst, Overdevest, Sells, Wayne, Wergley, Yakovac Seniors: Kelsey, Marklin, Mc- Curdy, Rake, Scherder, J. Thomas Connecticut: Jones Florida: McAdams, Mc- Curdy Maryland: Godwin New Jersey: Overdevest Texas: Rake Virginia: Belcher, Bothe, Ernst, Harris, Hoxie, Kelsey, Koger, Marklin, McBride, Renner, Scherder, Sells, J. Thomas, P. Thomas, Wayne, Wergley, Whitlock, Yakovac Bothe Overdest Yakovac BOW-th-EE O-ver-de-VEST YAK-o-vak

8 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 8 STARTING LINEUP BY GAME OPPONENT F F MF MF MF MF B B B B GK North Carolina J. Thomas Hoxie Ernst P. Thomas Overdevest Jones Yakovac McCurdy Marklin Wayne Rake Wake Forest J. Thomas Hoxie Enrst P. Thomas Overdevest Jones Bothe McCurdy Marklin Wayne Wergley Stony Brook Scherder Hoxie Ernst P. Thomas McBride Jones Bothe McCurdy Marklin Wayne Rake South Carolina Scherder Hoxie Ernst P.Thomas McBride Jones Bothe McCurdy Marklin Wayne Wergley Virginia Tech VMI UNC Greensboro Loyola (Md.) Drexel Delaware Nofstra Northeastern James Madison VCU Towson George Mason Georgia State UNC Wilmington Old Dominion F Scherder 2 J. Thomas 2 STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION F Hoxie 4 MF MF P. Thomas 4 Ernst 4 MF Jones 4 MF McBride 2 Overdevest 2 B B B B Bothe 3 Yakovac 1 McCurdy 4 Marklin 4 Wayne 4 GK Rake 2 Wergley 2

9 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE WILLIAM AND MARY MEN S SOCCER STATISTICS Overall: 1-3 Home: 1-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-1 Conference: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS W&M OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists 2 3 CORNER KICKS 7 23 PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 9 4 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/234 1/1013 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/1903 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total William and Mary Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total William and Mary Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total William and Mary Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total William and Mary Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total William and Mary Opponents INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ## NAME GP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 2 Hoxie, Andrew Scherder, Pat Doug Ernst Thomas, Price McCurdy, Brendan Harris, Jeremy Jones, Brock Wayne, Chris Overdevest, Ryan McBride, Doug Bothe, Roger Thomas, Jarrett Godwin, Rob Yakovac, Michael Sells, Ryan Marklin, Jeff TOTAL OPPONENTS ## NAME GP-GS MINUTES GA AVG SAVES PCT W L T SHO 1 Rake, Kris : Wergley, Brennan : TOTAL 4 360: OPPONENTS 4 360:

10 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 10 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 2, W&M 0 - AUG. 25, WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - ATT: 1,903 WILLIAM AND MARY (0-1-0) GK 1 Rake, Kris F 2 Hoxie, Andrew M 3 Jones, Brock F 4 Thomas, Jarrett D 7 Marklin, Jeff M 8 Overdevest, Ryan M 9 Doug Ernst M 10 Thomas, Price D 12 Wayne, Chris D 20 McCurdy, Brendan D 21 Yakovac, Michael Bothe, Roger Scherder, Pat Sells, Ryan Harris, Jeremy Godwin, Rob Totals Rake, Kris 90: WILLIAM AND MARY (0-2-0) GK 13 Wergley, Brennan F 2 Hoxie, Andrew M 3 Jones, Brock F 4 Thomas, Jarrett D 5 Bothe, Roger D 7 Marklin, Jeff M 8 Overdevest, Ryan M 9 Doug Ernst M 10 Thomas, Price D 12 Wayne, Chris D 20 McCurdy, Brendan Scherder, Pat Sells, Ryan Harris, Jeremy Totals Wergley, Brennan 90: #1 NORTH CAROLINA (1-0-0) GK 24 Hughes, Justin M 5 Callahan, Michael M 8 Lewis, Garry D 9 Harrington, Michael F 11 Hunter, Ben M 13 Loyd, Zach F 15 Ashe, Corey D 17 Boole, David M 18 Lewis, Cameron D 20 Sherard, Andre D 26 OdgersTed Dworsky, Bill Campbell, Scott Bickford, Stephen Ababio, Eddie Velez, Javier Shriver, Brian Totals Hughes, Justin 90: #16 WAKE FOREST (2-0-0) GK 1 Brian Edwards D 2 Sam Cronin D 4 Julian Valentin M 6 Austin da Luz F 9 Wells Thompson M 11 Jamie Franks F 13 Michael Lahoud M 14 Ryan Solle D 19 Nick Courtney M 20 Steven Curfman D 30 Lyle Adams Zack Schilawski Cody Arnoux Evan Brown Totals Brian Edwards 90: GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary North Carolina SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary North Carolina CORNER KICKS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary North Carolina SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary North Carolina FOULS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary North Carolina SCORING SUMMARY Score Time Team Scorer (Assist) :52 UNC Hunter (unassisted) :04 UNC Bickford (Shriver) #16 WAKE FOREST 1, W&M 0 - AUG. 27, WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - ATT: 1,013 GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary Wake Forest SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary Wake Forest CORNER KICKS 1 2 TOT William and Mary Wake Forest SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT William and Mary Wake Forest FOULS 1 2 TOT William and Mary Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY Score Time Team Scorer (Assist) :54 WF da Luz (Valentin) WILLIAM AND MARY (1-2-0) GK 1 Rake, Kris F 2 Hoxie, Andrew MF 3 Jones, Brock B 5 Bothe, Roger MF 6 McBride, Doug B 7 Marklin, Jeff MF 9 Doug Ernst MF 10 Thomas, Price B 12 Wayne, Chris F 15 Scherder, Pat B 20 McCurdy, Brendan Thomas, Jarrett Overdevest, Ryan Harris, Jeremy Totals Rake, Kris 90: W&M 2, STONY BROOK 0 - AUG. 31, WILLIAMSBURG, VA. - ATT: 116 STONY BROOK (0-2-0) GK 1 Xikis, EJ B 2 Muller, Kevin MF 7 Mohamed, Tamer F 10 Palacio, Michael MF 11 Figueroa, Gadiel F 13 Ciklic, Adam B 15 Musa, Yahaya B 16 Lynch, Martin F 17 Simpara, Mahamadou MF 21 Weisberger, David MF 23 Salazar, Dan Liiv, Noah Norwood, Zach Marinkovic, Predrag Qoku, Erion Leis, Oscar Halkidis, Pete Palumbo, James Bentacourt, A Totals Xikis, EJ 90: GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT Stony Brook William and Mary SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT Stony Brook William and Mary CORNER KICKS 1 2 TOT Stony Brook William and Mary SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT Stony Brook William and Mary FOULS 1 2 TOT Stony Brook William and Mary SCORING SUMMARY Score Time Team Scorer (Assist) :17 W&M Hoxie (Ernst) :51 W&M Scherder (Ernst)

11 AT VIRGINIA TECH/VS. VMI PAGE 11 WILLIAM AND MARY (1-3-0) GK 13 Wergley, Brennan F 2 Hoxie, Andrew MF 3 Jones, Brock B 5 Bothe, Roger MF 6 McBride, Doug B 7 Marklin, Jeff MF 9 Doug Ernst MF 10 Thomas, Price B 12 Wayne, Chris F 15 Scherder, Pat B 20 McCurdy, Brendan Thomas, Jarrett Overdevest, Ryan Sells, Ryan Harris, Jeremy Totals #24 SOUTH CAROLINA 1, W&M 0 - SEPT. 2, WILLIAMSBURG, VA. - ATT: 353 #24 SOUTH CAROLINA (2-1-0) GK 1 Gustavson, Mike B 2 Pace, Ralph MF 3 Lewis, Spencer F 6 Sambursky, Mike F 9 Akinsette, Ayo MF 10 Scannella, Jeff B 11 Leeton, Ryan MF 12 Charest, Rob B 15 Wiltse, Mark B 18 Hislop, Makan MF 20 Smith, David Lewis, Cory Monn, J.D Williams, Brennan Reardon, Schuyler Totals GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT South Carolina William and Mary SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT South Carolina William and Mary CORNER KICKS 1 2 TOT South Carolina William and Mary SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 TOT South Carolina William and Mary FOULS 1 2 TOT South Carolina William and Mary Wergley 90: Gustavson, Mike 90: SCORING SUMMARY Score Time Team Scorer (Assist) :59 SC Sambursky (Smith)