Head Coach: Bobby Muuss Season: 3rd Home Record: Away Record: National Rank: 1 (USC)/2 (SA)

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1 DEC. 2, :00 P.M. SPRY STADIUM WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. GAME DETAILS WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS Record: ACC: STANFORD CARDINAL Record: Pac 12: Head Coach: Bobby Muuss Season: 3rd Home Record: Away Record: National Rank: 1 (USC)/2 (SA) Head Coach: Jeremy Gunn Season: 6th Home Record: Away Record: National Rank: 3 (USC)/3 (SA) Event Info Location... Winston-Salem, N.C. Venue...Spry Stadium Capacity...3,500 Surface... Natural Grass TV...ESPN3 Series History Overall...Stanford leads, at WF...Stanford leads, at Stanford... N/A Last Meeting...12/11/2016 Result... L, 0-0 (4-5 PKs) NCAA QUARTERFINAL: NO. 1 WAKE FOREST VS. NO. 3 STANFORD THE MATCHUP Top-ranked and No. 1 seeded Wake Forest is set for a showdown against No. 3 Stanford for the third-straight NCAA Tournament. The Demon Deacons and Cardinal play at Spry Stadium at 7 p.m. on Saturday on ESPN3. LAST TIME OUT Wake Forest clinched a berth in the quarterfinal by defeating No. 19 Butler, 2-0, on Sunday evening. Brandon Servania scored for the first time since opening night with an upper-90 strike in the 52nd minute. Jon Bakero added a late insurance goal, with Ema Twumasi assisting on both goals. Andreu Cases Mundet recorded his 12th shutout in goal, one shy of the program record. The clean sheet was his third in a row, giving the Deacs their third shutout streak of at least 300 minutes this season. Wake Forest has conceded just one goal over the last 10 games. WAKE FOREST STORYLINES A total of eight Deacs were recognized in the ACC postseason awards. Jon Bakero (Offensive Player of the Year), Kevin Politz (Defensive Player of the Year) and Bobby Muuss (Coach of the Year) led the way. Bakero was also just named a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy, which recognizes the top player in college soccer. Wake Forest wrapped up its second undefeated ACC schedule in three years under head coach Bobby Muuss. The Deacs went in 2015 and in Wake Forest became the first team to finish the ACC regular season and tournament undefeated en route ot the ACC Championship since Duke in The Deacs have the most prolific offense in the nation. Wake Forest leads the country with 58 goals, 182 points and 66 assists. Six Demon Deacons have totaled at least 10 points: Jon Bakero (46 pts - 16g, 14a), Ema Twumsai (27 pts - 10g, 7a), Luis Argudo (22 pts - 8g, 6a), Omir Fernandez (17 pts - 6g, 5a), Brandon Servania (17 pts - 3g, 11a) and Steven Echevarria (11 pts - 4g, 3a). Bakero leads the nation in points and is second in goals and assists. OPPONENT AND SERIES HISTORY Wake Forest is looking for its first-ever win over Stanford, trailing in the all-time series. The Cardinal won the national title in PKs last year, and beat the Deacs in overtime, 2-1, in the 2015 quarterfinal in Winston-Salem. Stanford reached the quarterfinal by edging Pacific in PKs after a scoreless draw ONLINE COVERAGE Television ESPN3 Live Stats WakeForestSports.com Twitter Live updates, stats and Facebook Photos and news Wake Forest Men s Soccer Instagram Photos and WakeForestSports.com Complete coverage of WF Athletics and beating Coastal Carolina, 2-0. The Cardinal is led by a pair of Hermann Trophy semifinalists in defender Tomas Hilliard-Arce (3g, 3a) and forward Foster Langsdorf (13g, 6a). ON DECK The winner Saturday clinches a spot in the NCAA College Cup, set for next weekend at Talen Energy Stadium in Philadelphia. WAKE FOREST STATISTICAL LEADERS Goals 1. Jon Bakero Ema Twumasi...10 Assists 1. Jon Bakero Brandon Servania...11 Points 1. Jon Bakero Ema Twumasi...27 SCHEDULE & RESULTS AUGUST 13 at Furman (Exh.) L, UNCW (Exh.) T, RUTGERS (ACCN Extra) W, #12 PROVIDENCE (ACCN Extra) W, 4-1 SEPTEMBER 2 at Saint Louis W, GEORGIA STATE L, 1-2 (OT) 9 at #8 Louisville* (ACCN Extra) W, APP STATE W, PITTSBURGH* (ACCN Extra) W, HIGH POINT W, 1-0 (2 OT) 23 at NC State* (ACCN Extra) W, SOUTH CAROLINA (ACCN Extra) W, #6 CLEMSON* (ESPNU) W, 3-2 (2 OT) OCTOBER 6 at #4 North Carolina* (ACCN Extra) W, LONGWOOD W, VIRGINIA TECH* (ACCN Extra) W, at Elon W, at Boston College* (ACCN Extra) W, SYRACUSE* (ACCN Extra) T, 0-0 (2 OT) NOVEMBER 1 ACC First Round % BYE 5 VIRGINIA TECH % (ACCN Extra) W, #5 CLEMSON % (ACCN Extra) W, vs. #17 Virginia & (ESPNU) T, 0-0 (4-3 PKs) 16 NCAA First Round % BYE 19 COLUMBIA % (ESPN3) W, #19 BUTLER % (ESPN3) W, 2-0 DECEMBER 2 #3 STANFORD % (ESPN3) 7:00 8 NCAA Semifinal! TBD 10 NCAA Championship! TBD Home games in BOLD CAPS * - ACC game & - MUSC Health Stadium (Charleston, S.C.)! - College Cup (Talen Energy Stad. - Philadelphia, Pa.) % - Game played at campus sites All times listed are ET Shots 1. Jon Bakero Ema Twumasi...57 Shots on Goal 1. Jon Bakero Ema Twumasi...26 Saves 1. Andreu Cases Mundet Andrew Pannenberg...3

2 QUICK FACTS PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Men s Soccer 1980 Overall All-Time Record (.643) All-Time ACC Record (.519) ACC Reg. Season Championships 8 (Overall: 02, 04, 06, 08, 09) (Division [ACC changed format in 14] : 15, 16, 17) ACC Tournament Championships 3 ( 89, 16, 17) NCAA Championships 1 (2007) College Cup Appearances 5 ( 06, 07, 08, 09, 16) NCAA Tourney Appearances (last) 21 (2017) NCAA Tournament Record (.617) Winning Seasons Win Seasons 19 ACC Winning Seasons 20 All-Time Goals Scored 1,598 All-Time Goals Allowed 884 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Bobby Muuss (Connecticut, 99) Record at WFU (.848) (3rd year) Career Record (.647) ACC Record (.854) Best Time to Reach Coach Contact SID Assistant Coach Steve Armas (3rd year) (Maryland, 03) Assistant Coach Dane Brenner (7th year) (South Florida, 06) Assistant Coach Matt Poplawski (1st year) (Penn, 17) TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Overall Record Home Away Neutral Starters Returning/Lost 7/4 Newcomers 11 GAMES STARTED STREAK Current Career Long Luis Argudo Jon Bakero Andreu Cases Mundet Michael DeShields 5 5 Joey DeZart 0 14 Brad Dunwell Steven Echevarria Rafael Fagundo 0 5 Eddie Folds 0 18 Hank Gauger 0 3 Logan Gdula 1 22 Mark McKenzie 4 4 Andrew Pannenberg 0 1 Kevin Politz 0 36 Sam Raben Brandon Servania 8 11 Ema Twumasi WINNING IS THE NAME OF THE GAME Since the start of Bobby Muuss tenure in 2015, Wake Forest leads the nation in victories. Overall, Wake Forest is in three years, while his previous school, Denver, is fourth. The full top 10 is below. Wins since 2015: Wake Forest Stanford Akron Denver North Carolina Seattle Clemson Indiana Creighton Maryland DANCING DEACS Wake Forest is making its 21st trip to the NCAA Tournament, including its seventh in a row and 16th of the past 17 years. The Demon Deacons earned the top overall seed for the fifth time in program history and the second time in the past three seasons. Wake Forest is 8-2 in the NCAA Tournament under head coach Bobby Muuss, going 2-1 during a 2015 Elite Eight run and 4-1 in a runner-up finish last year. The Deacs have a overall record in the NCAA Tournament, as well as a record in Winston-Salem and a mark in the third round. ALL-ACC GALORE Wake Forest racked up All-ACC honors when the league announced postseason awards - voted on by the league head coaches. The Demon Deacons earned three of the yearly awards. Jon Bakero was named the Offensive Player of the Year, Kevin Politz was named the Defensive Player of the Year and Bobby Muuss was picked as the Coach of the Year. Muuss is the first coach in the league s history to earn the honor three-straight seasons. Bakero was joined as a first team All-ACC selection by midfielder Ema Twumasi, while Politz was picked to the second team. Luis Argudo and Brad Dunwell were third team honorees. Omir Fernandez and Brandon Servania were named to the All-Freshman Team. ACC SUCCESS Wake Forest was the only unbeaten team in ACC play. The Deacs handed Louisville and North Carolina their lone conference defeats. The Deacs scored 20 goals in eight ACC games, five more than any other program. Wake Forest s +16 goal differential in conference play is also best in the league, six more than second-place North Carolina (+10). Thirty-three of the 48 ACC games played were decided by a goal or less. Wake Forest has five of the 15 wins decided by multiple goals. SPRY S ARMY Spry Stadium has proven to be an unkind venue for opponents since opening in In the 22nd season hosting Wake Forest soccer, the Deacs are inside the friendly confines. Since Bobby Muuss took over before 2015, the Deacs are Wake Forest women s soccer has gone all-time at Spry Stadium. With a combined record between the two teams, Wake Forest soccer is , including a record since the start of CAN T LOSE IF THEY DON T SCORE The Deacs have gone on several shutout streaks under Bobby Muuss, including six of 300+ minutes. The Deacs held opponents scoreless for 463:20 from Sept. 9 to 26, for 672:31 from Oct. 6 to Nov. 8, and 310:53 from Nov. 8 to now. Wake Forest had a program-best shutout streak end at 855:46 on Sept. 27, 2016 at Davidson. The Deacs surpassed the previous program record of 639:59, which was set in The last streak was the third of 500+ minutes since head coach Bobby Muuss took over prior to SENIOR LEADERSHIP Wake Forest is led by a trio of senior captains this year: Jon Bakero, Steven Echevarria and Kevin Politz. Each received the honor for the first time in NATIONAL TEAM EXPERIENCE A total of nine different Demon Deacons have experience competing on a youth national team or in a national team camp. Brad Dunwell, Omir Fernandez, Landen Haig, Mark McKenzie, Justin McMaster, Andrew Pannenberg, Kevin Politz and Brandon Servania have experience with the U.S. Youth National Teams. McMaster also spent time with the Jamaican Youth National Teams, as has Joey DeZart. DEACS RECORD WHEN... Overall At home On road At neutral sites After a win After a loss After a tie In overtime In double overtime vs. ranked opponents vs. Top-10 opponents vs. ACC opponents vs. nonconference opponents In one-goal games Scoring first Opp. scoring first Leading at half Tied at half Trailing at half Scoring 1 or fewer goals Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 or more goals Opp. scoring 1 or fewer goals Opp. scoring 2 goals Opp. scoring 3 or more goals Outshooting opponent Opp. outshooting Wake or tied Wake has 0-5 shots Wake has 6-10 shots Wake has shots Wake has 16+ shots Opp. has 0-5 shots Opp. has 6-10 shots Opp. has shots Opp. has 16+ shots On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In August In September In October In November In December Wearing white uniforms Wearing black uniforms Wearing gold uniforms Wearing pink uniforms In televised games COMMUNICATIONS Jay Garneau Associate Director of Ath. Communications Cell: (630) Office: (336) garneajp@wfu.edu 2

3 COACHES (11/14) 1. Wake Forest 2. Indiana 3. Stanford 4. Akron 5. Clemson 6. Western Michigan 7. North Carolina 8. Virginia 9. Louisville 10. SMU 11. Georgetown 12. Notre Dame 13. FIU 14. Duke 15. Michigan State 16. Michigan 17. Dartmouth 18. Air Force 19. Butler 20. Wisconsin 21. California 22. VCU 23. Seattle 24. UMass 25. Old Dominion NATIONAL RANKINGS SOCCER AMERICA (11/7) 1. Indiana 2. Wake Forest 3. Stanford 4. Michigan 5. North Carolina 6. Clemson 7. Western Michigan 8. Akron 9. Air Force 10. Notre Dame 11. Virginia 12. Louisville 13. FIU 14. Duke 15. Georgetown 16. SMU 17. Dartmouth 18. Pacific 19. UMass 20. Butler 21. Michigan State 22. Maryland 23. California 24. Wisconsin 25. Washington TOP DRAWER (11/27) 1. Wake Forest 2. Stanford 3. Akron 4. North Carolina 5. Indiana 6. Louisville 7. Fordham 8. Michigan State 9. Coastal Carolina 10. SMU 11. Western Michigan 12. Duke 13. Butler 14. Wisconsin 15. Colgate 16. New Hampshire 17. Pacific 18. Georgetown 19. Clemson 20. FIU 21. Virginia 22. Notre Dame 23. Columbia 24. San Francisco 25. VCU NCAA RPI (11/13) 1. Wake Forest 2. North Carolina 3. Duke 4. Indiana 5. Louisville 6. Clemson 7. Akron 8. Western Michigan 9. Virginia 10. Notre Dame 11. Stanford 12. Michigan State 13. VCU 14. Butler 15. Michigan 16. Dartmouth 17. SMU 18. UMass 19. Georgetown 20. New Hampshire 21. FIU 22. Virginia Tech 23. Coastal Carolina 24. Wisconsin 25. Maryland RELOADING Wake Forest s 2017 recruiting class was rated No. 3 in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer and College Soccer News. The Demon Deacons freshman class includes Brandon Servania (FC Dallas ranked the No. 13 recruit by TopDrawerSoccer), Omir Fernandez (New York Red Bulls No. 26), Mark McKenzie (Philadelphia Union No. 29), Andrew Pannenberg (Charlotte Soccer Academy No. 103), Machop Chol (Atlanta United No. 115), Landen Haig (Orlando City No. 126), Kyle McCurley (FC United), Dominic Peters (San Jose Earthquakes), Justin McMaster (Philadelphia Union) and Tyrrell Moore (BW Gottschee). STEERING THE SHIP Head coach Bobby Muuss got off to the best start for a coach in program history. Over his first 50 games, Wake Forest went in those contests. It added up to a winning percentage of.813. For comparison, George Kennedy s first 50 games from had the Deacs at (.570), Walt Chyzowych from went (.420) and Jay Vidovich from went (.560). Muuss also owns an record through his first 24 games as a coach in regular-season ACC play with the only loss coming against Clemson last season. Previous Wake Forest coaches did not have as much success early in their ACC careers as Kennedy went through his first 24 ACC games, Chyzowych and Vidovich WAKE FOREST IN ACC PLAY With a win on Sept. 16, 2016 at Duke, Wake Forest moved above the.500 mark all-time in ACC play for the first time. Since the start of the 2006 season, Wake Forest has posted a record. Prior to the 2006 season, Wake Forest went over 26 seasons in conference play. The Demon Deacons went (.188) over their first eight seasons before earning their first winning ACC record in 1988 under Walt Chyzowych at One year later, the Deacs won their first ACC Tournament title after finishing second in the conference during the regular season at ONTO THE NEXT LEVEL The Wake Forest men s soccer team has proven to be a gateway into professional soccer. There are currently 21 former Demon Deacons playing at the next level, including 13 at the MLS level. Those 13 include: - Brian Carroll, Philadelphia Union - Collin Martin, Minnesota United FC - Sam Cronin, Minnesota United FC - Ike Opara, Sporting Kansas City - Chris Duvall, Montreal Impact - Sean Okoli, New York City FC - Alec Ferrell, Minnesota United FC - Michael Parkhurst, Atlanta United FC (captain) - Ian Harkes, D.C. United - Jalen Robinson, D.C. United - Jack Harrison, New York City FC - Jared Watts, Colorado Rapids - Jacori Hayes, FC Dallas 2016 SUMMARY The Demon Deacons finished the 2016 season as the national runners-up, falling to Stanford in penalty kicks of the championship game, 5-4, after playing to a scoreless draw through 110 minutes of action. Wake Forest defeated Coastal Carolina, SIUE, Virginia Tech and Denver in the NCAA Tournament en route to the College Cup final. Wake Forest finished the season with a overall record. The Deacs claimed the ACC regular season and Tournament titles, finishing with a ACC record and beating Notre Dame, Louisville and Clemson in the ACC Tournament. Ian Harkes won the MAC Hermann Trophy, and he was joined as a first team All-American by Jacori Hayes and Alec Ferrell. HEAD COACH BOBBY MUUSS Season: 3rd Alma Mater: Connecticut, 1999 Degree: Communication Science Record at Wake Forest: (.848) Career Record: (.647) ACC Record: (.854) Previous: Denver - Head Coach ( ) Wake Forest - Assistant Coach ( ) UConn - Volunteer Assistant Coach (2000) COACHING STAFF ACC STANDINGS ACC PRESEASON POLL ATLANTIC 1. Wake Forest (8) Clemson (3) Louisville (1) Syracuse Boston College NC State - 17 Steve Armas 3rd Season Maryland, 03 Matt Poplawski 1st Season Penn, 17 ACC ATLANTIC DIVISION STANDINGS School ACC Win% Pts Overall Win% 1. Wake Forest Louisville Clemson NC State Boston College Syracuse ACC COASTAL DIVISION STANDINGS School ACC Win% Pts Overall Win% 1. North Carolina Duke Virginia Notre Dame Virginia Tech Pittsburgh *Records through 11/27 COASTAL 1. North Carolina (9) Virginia (2) Notre Dame (1) Virginia Tech Duke Pitt - 15 (#) = First-place votes ## = Points in poll Dane Brenner 7th Season USF, 06 3

4 2017 HONORS Luis Argudo TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (9/5) Third Team All-ACC (11/7) Jon Bakero TopDrawerSoccer Preseason No. 44 Player (7/24) Senior CLASS Award Candidate (9/22) TopDrawerSoccer National Player of the Week (10/10) TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (10/10) Senior CLASS Award Finalist (10/12) TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 1 Player (10/16) United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Week (10/17) First Team All-ACC (11/7) ACC Offensive Player of the Year (11/7) ACC All-Tournament Team (11/12) MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist (11/28) Andreu Cases Mundet ACC Championship MVP (11/12) Michael DeShields TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 84 Freshman (10/16) ACC All-Tournament Team (11/12) Brad Dunwell TopDrawerSoccer Preseason No. 4 Player (7/24) MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List (8/8) TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 13 Player (10/16) Third Team All-ACC (11/7) Omir Fernandez TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 19 Freshman (10/16) ACC All-Freshman Team (11/7) Mark McKenzie TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 80 Freshman (10/16) ACC All-Tournament Team (11/12) Bobby Muuss ACC Coach of the Year (11/7) United Soccer Coaches South Region Staff of the Year (11/28) Kevin Politz TopDrawerSoccer Preseason No. 9 Player (7/24) Senior CLASS Award Candidate (9/22) TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 43 Player (10/16) Second Team All-ACC (11/7) ACC Defensive Player of the Year (11/7) CoSIDA Academic All-District (11/9) Brandon Servania ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week (8/28) TopDrawerSoccer National Player of the Week (8/29) TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (8/29) TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 1 Freshman (10/16) ACC All-Freshman Team (11/7) Ema Twumasi TopDrawerSoccer Preseason No. 88 Player (7/24) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (10/2) TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (10/3) TopDrawerSoccer Midseason No. 52 Player (10/16) First Team All-ACC (11/7) Points (Career) 1. Mark Erwin ( ) Scott Sealy ( ) Jon Bakero (2014-pr.) 100 Zack Schilawski ( ) Jeremiah White ( ) Ben Stafford ( ) Cody Arnoux ( ) Marcus Tracy ( ) Raimo devries ( ) Michael Gamble ( ) 68 Corben Bone ( ) 68 Goals (Career) 1. Mark Erwin ( ) Scott Sealy ( ) Zack Schilawski ( ) Jon Bakero (2014-pr.) 37 Jeremiah White ( ) Ben Stafford ( ) Cody Arnoux ( ) Marcus Tracy ( ) Raimo devries ( ) Andy Lubahn ( ) 27 Assists (Career) 1. Austin da Luz ( ) Corben Bone ( ) Justin Moose ( ) Ryan Solle ( ) 27 Brian Carroll ( ) Jon Bakero (2014-pr.) Kyle Bachmeier ( ) 24 Mark Erwin ( ) Marcus Tracy ( ) Scott Sealy ( ) 22 Points (Season) 1. Mark Erwin Jon Bakero Scott Sealy Cody Arnoux Mark Erwin Cody Arnoux Ben Stafford Jeremiah White Marcus Tracy Zack Schilawski Goals (Season) 1. Mark Erwin Cody Arnoux Scott Sealy Mark Erwin Jon Bakero Ben Stafford Cody Arnoux Jeremiah White Zack Schilawski Marcus Tracy RECORD BOOK UPDATES Assists (Season) 1. Corben Bone Austin da Luz Jon Bakero Corben Bone Austin da Luz Ryan Solle Brandon Servania Jack Harrison Jamie Franks Michael Gamble Marcus Tracy Scott Sealy Vicente Bastidas Gary Kingsley Goals Against Average (Season) 1. Andreu Cases Mundet Brian Edwards Alec Ferrell Akira Fitzgerald William Hesmer Alec Ferrell Michael Lisch Akira Fitzgerald Mike McGinty William Hesmer Shutouts (Season) 1. Akira Fitzgerald Brian Edwards Andreu Cases Mundet Brian Edwards Brian Edwards Mike McGinty Alec Ferrell Alec Ferrell Akira Fitzgerald Matt Olson Assists (Season - Freshmen Only) 1. Brandon Servania Jack Harrison Gary Kingsley Rob Burt Steve Heileman Corben Bone Ryan Alexander Justin Moose Ricky Gilkes Shortest Time Between Goals 1. 0:17 Jon Bakero; Hunter Bandy Howard 10/21/ :20 Steven Echevarria; Luis Argudo NC State 9/23/ :21 Jaron Barbee; Victor Litovka NC State 10/11/1998 4

5 WAKE FOREST MEN S SOCCER 2017 DEMON DEACON ROSTER ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Seniors (5) Argudo, Bakero, Echevarria, Fagundo (RS), Politz Juniors (5) Bailey, Dunwell, Gauger (RS), Gdula, Raben Sophomores (6) Cases Mundet, DeZart, Folds, Lapa, Rennhack, Twumasi Freshmen (12) Barkett (RS), Chol, DeShields (RS), Fernandez, Haig, McCurley, McKenzie, McMaster, Moore, Pannenberg, Peters, Servania BY STATE/COUNTRY New York (5) Luis Argudo (New York City) Steven Echevarria (Slate Hill) Omir Fernandez (Bronx) Mark McKenzie (Bronx) Tyrrell Moore (Brooklyn) North Carolina (3) Tre Bailey (Durham) Hank Gauger (Morrisville) Andrew Pannenberg (Charlotte) Florida (2) Kyle Barkett (Vero Beach) Landen Haig (Melbourne Beach) New Jersey (2) Joey DeZart (Jackson) Kevin Politz (Morganville) Alabama (1) Brandon Servania (Birmingham) California (1) Dominic Peters (Santa Clara) Colorado (1) Sam Raben (Greenwood Village) Connecticut (1) Logan Gdula (East Lyme) Georgia (1) Machop Chol (Tucker) Illinois (1) Kyle McCurley (Lake Zurich) Maryland (1) Michael DeShields (Baltimore) Michigan (1) Brad Dunwell (Grand Rapids) Ohio (1) Eddie Folds (Columbus) Texas (1) Tater Rennhack (Westlake) Virginia (1) Rafael Fagundo (Herndon) International (6) Spain (2) Andreu Cases Mundet (Barcelona) Jon Bakero (Sitges) Brazil (1) Bruno Lapa (Curtiba) Ghana (1) Ema Twumasi (Accra) Jamaica (1) Justin McMaster (Kingston) (Machop Chol was born in Sudan, moved to Georgia at age 2) NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown /Previous School 0 Andrew Pannenberg Fr. GK Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell HS 1 Andreu Cases Mundet So. GK Barcelona, Spain/Escola Leo XII 2 Luis Argudo Sr. M New York City, N.Y./Elon 3 Rafael Fagundo R-Sr. D Herndon, Va./Paul VI HS 4 Kevin Politz Sr. D Morganville, N.J./Marlboro HS 5 Michael DeShields R-Fr. D Baltimore, Md./McDonogh HS 6 Mark McKenzie Fr. D Bronx, N.Y./YSC Academy (Pa.) 7 Jon Bakero Sr. F Sitges, Spain/International School of Barcelona 8 Brandon Servania Fr. M Birmingham, Ala./Lone Star HS (Texas) 9 Tater Rennhack R-So. D Westlake, Texas/Westlake Academy 10 Bruno Lapa So. M Curitiba, Brazil/Montverde Academy (Fla.) 11 Justin McMaster Fr. M/F Kingston, Jamaica/YSC Academy (Pa.) 12 Brad Dunwell Jr. M Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Northern HS 14 Joey DeZart So. M Jackson, N.J./YSC Academy (Pa.) 15 Steven Echevarria Sr. M Slate Hill, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep 16 Omir Fernandez Fr. M/F Bronx, N.Y./Columbia Secondary School 17 Logan Gdula Jr. D East Lyme, Conn./Bacon Academy 18 Landen Haig Fr. F Melbourne Beach, Fla./Melbourne HS 19 Eddie Folds So. D Columbus, Ohio/Olentangy Orange HS 20 Kyle McCurley Fr. M/D Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich HS 21 Machop Chol Fr. M Tucker, Ga./Southwest Dekalb HS 22 Ema Twumasi So. M/F Accra, Ghana/Kent School (Conn.) 23 Hank Gauger R-Jr. F Morrisville, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons HS 26 Sam Raben Jr. D Greenwood Village, Colo./Cherry Creek HS 28 Tyrrell Moore Fr. D Brooklyn, N.Y./Elizabeth Irwin HS 29 Tre Bailey Jr. D Durham, N.C./Greensboro College 30 Dominic Peters Fr. GK Santa Clara, Calif./Bellarmine College Prep 31 Kyle Barkett R-Fr. GK Vero Beach, Fla./Vero Beach HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Bobby Muuss (Connecticut 99) / 3rd year as HC; 10th overall at Wake Forest Assistant Coach... Steve Armas (Maryland 03) / 3rd season at Wake Forest Assistant Coach... Dane Brenner (South Florida 06) / 7th season at Wake Forest Assistant Coach... Matt Poplawski (Penn, 17) / 1st season at Wake Forest PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 1. Andreu Cases Mundet... on-dray-you CASS-iss moon-dett 2. Luis Argudo... lou-eese are-goo-dough 3. Rafael Fagundo... fah-goon-doe 4. Kevin Politz... PAUL-itz 7. Jon Bakero... buh-care-oh 8. Brandon Servania... sir-vain-eee-uh 10. Bruno Lapa... LAH-puh 14. Joey DeZart... dih-zart 15. Steven Echevarria... etch-uh-vair-ee-uh 16. Omir Fernandez... oh-meer 17. Logan Gdula... guh-do-luh 21. Machop Chol... muh-chope chull 22. Ema Twumasi... EEE-muh twu-mah-see 23. Hank Gauger... GAY-jurr 31. Kyle Barkett... Bar-KETT HC. Bobby Muuss... Muse 5

6 Andrew Pannenberg Goalkeeper Fr. Charlotte, N.C. Ardrey Kell HS Saves: 3, vs. Clemson (9/29/17) Same GA: 2, vs. Clemson (9/29/17) Same Shutouts: Pannenberg s Career Stats Year gp gs min ga gaa sv sv% w l t so : TOTAL : Made his collegiate debut against No. 6 Clemson (Sept. 29) and tallied three saves and the win. Enrolled at Wake Forest for the 2017 spring semester. Rated as the No. 103 recruit in the country, including the No. 5 goalkeeper, by TopDrawerSoccer. Spent time with the U-17/18 Development Academy Team and was twice called up to the U.S. U-17 National Team. Played as an amateur for the Charlotte Independence of the USL for two seasons. Andreu Cases Mundet (on-dray-you) (CASS-iss) (moon-dett) Goalkeeper So. Barcelona, Spain Escola Lleo XII Saves: 6, vs Providence (8/27/17) Same Shutouts: 17 - vs. Cleveland St. (9/3/16), vs. UVA (9/10/16), vs. CCU (11/20/16), vs. VT (12/3/16), vs. Stanford (12/11/16), vs. App State (9/12/17), vs. Pitt (9/16/17), vs. HPU (9/19/17), at NCSU (9/23/17), vs. VT (10/14/17), at Elon (10/17/17), at BC (10/21/17), vs. SU (10/27/17), vs. VT (11/5/17), vs. UVA (11/12/17), vs. Columbia (11/19/17), vs. Butler (11/26/17) Luis Argudo Midfielder Sr. New York, N.Y. Elon / Francis Lewis HS Goals: 2, 3x, last at NC State (9/25/17) Same Assists: 3, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Points: 5, at Saint Louis (9/2/17) Same Shots: 5, vs. Georgia State (9/5/17) Same SOG: 4, vs. Georgia State (9/5/17) Same C Kevin Politz (PAUL-itz) Defender Sr. Morganville, N.J. Marlboro HS Goals: 1, vs. Providence (8/27/17) 1, 3x Assists: 1, at Syracuse (10/28/16) Points: 2, vs. Providence (8/27/17) 2, 3x Shots: 2, 2x, last vs. Georgia State (9/5/17) 2, 5x SOG: 1, 3x, last vs. Georgia State (9/5/17) 1, 12x Cases Mundet s Career Stats Year gp gs min ga gaa sv sv% w l t so : : TOTAL : Named the ACC Championship MVP after recording two shutouts in three games. Started in the NCAA College Cup final and made a then-career-high five saves. After signing late in the summer of 2016 with the Demon Deacons, Cases Mundet made an immediate impact by starting four of the first five games of the season with Alec Ferrell sidelined. Earned three shutouts in the four NCAA Tournament games he played in last year. Played with Barcelona starting at age 12, including most recently with their U19 team and Barcelona B. Argudo s Career Stats TOTAL Named a third team All-ACC honoree. Scored the game-winning goal against Elon, his former school (Oct. 17). Recorded first two multi-goal games back-to-back, against No. 12 Providence on Aug. 27 and at Saint Louis on Sept 2, and added another at NC State on Sept. 23. First goal at Wake Forest came in the NCAA Tournament win over Coastal Carolina in Assisted on game-winning goals against NC State, Syracuse and SIUE in Drew two fouls in the box to lead to PKs a year ago. Transferred to the Deacs after spending two seasons at Elon, where he made 39 apperances with 29 starts, recording a goal and three assists. Politz s Career Stats TOTAL ACC Defensive Player of the Year and second team All-ACC honoree. CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree, advancing onto ballot for Academic All-America. One of three team captains in Included on TopDrawerSoccer s preseason Best XI first team, as well as the No. 9 player in the nation and No. 4 in the ACC. Named third team All-ACC and to the ACC All-Tournament team in First team NSCAA Scholar All-South Region honoree. Played with the U.S. U-17 National Team and was a top-25 recruit nationally. 6

7 Michael DeShields Defender R-Fr. Baltimore, Md. McDonogh HS Goals: 1, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Assists: Points: 2, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Shots: 1, 4x, last vs. Clemson (11/8/17) Same SOG: 1, 3x, last vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) Same Mark McKenzie Defender Fr. Bronx, N.Y. YSC Academy (Pa.) Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: 1, 3x, last vs. High Point (9/19/17) Same SOG: 1, vs. App State (9/12/17) Same C Jon Bakero (buh-care-oh) Forward Sr. Sitges, Spain International School of Barcelona Goals: 2, 3x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) 2, 7x Assists: 3, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Points: 5, 2x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 5, 3x Shots: 7, vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) 8, vs. Howard (10/21/14) SOG: 4, vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) 4, 2x Brandon Servania (sir-vain-eee-uh) Midfielder Fr. Birmingham, Ala. Lone Star HS (Texas) Goals: 2, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Assists: 2, 3x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) Same Points: 6, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Shots: 4, 3x, last vs. South Carolina (9/26/17) Same SOG: 2, 3x, last vs. Virginia Tech (10/14/17) Same DeShields Career Stats TOTAL Named to the ACC All-Tournament Team. First-career goal was a game-winner over Longwood (Oct. 10). Redshirted his freshman year in Named the Maryland Boy s Soccer Gatorade Player of the Year in Ranked as the No. 117 recruit in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer. Was a high school All-American and played in the High School All-American Game. Named All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun three times. Led McDonogh High School to record and the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association Class A state championship in McKenzie s Career Stats TOTAL Named to the ACC All-Tournament Team. Made first-career start in ACC Semifinal win over No. 5 Clemson. Missed the games against North Carolina (Oct. 6) and Longwood (Oct. 10), traveling to Spain for a pair of international friendlies with the U.S. U-18 National Team. Rated as the No. 29 recruit in the country, including the No. 8 defender nationally by TopDrawerSoccer. Member of the U.S. U-18 Men s National Team, also attending camps for the U-18, U-16 and U-15 National Teams. Played club soccer for the Delaware Rush and with the Philadelphia Union Academy, where he started 26 of the 27 games he played in the last two years. Club teammate of fellow Deacon freshman Justin McMaster. Bakero s Career Stats TOTAL Selected as ACC Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-ACC and All-Tournament Team. One of three team captains in Rated by TopDrawerSoccer as the No. 1 player in the nation midseason. Senior CLASS Award finalist and MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist. Named third team All-ACC in 2015 and is a three-time ACC Player of the Week honoree. Father, Jose Mari played for Real Sociedad ( ), FC Barcelona ( ) and Veracruz (1997) and played for Spain in the 1988 Euro Championship and in the FIFA World Cup in 1990 and Servania s Career Stats TOTAL ACC All-Freshman Team honoree. Scored the game-winner in the NCAA Tournament over No. 19 Butler (Nov. 26). Missed the games against North Carolina (Oct. 6) and Longwood (Oct. 10), traveling to Spain for a pair of international friendlies with the U.S. U-18 National Team. Named the National Player of the Week and ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week on Aug , totaling eight points on two goals and four assists in his first collegiate weekend. Recorded two goals and two assists for six total points in the season-opening win over Rutgers. Rated as the No. 13 recruit in the nation, as well as the No. 2 prospect from Texas and the No. 7 midfielder nationally. Named an NSCAA All-American in Played in the FC Dallas Academy. 7

8 Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: SOG: Tater Rennhack Defender R-So. Westlake, Texas Westlake Academy Rennhack s Career Stats TOTAL Redshirted in Ranked the 76th best player in his recruiting class by TopDrawerSoccer, and the 26th-ranked forward. Member of the U.S. Soccer Academy from Bruno Lapa Midfielder S0. Curitaba, Brazil Montverde Academy (Fla.) Goals: 1, 2x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 1, 3x Assists: 1, 2x, last at North Carolina (10/6/17) 1, 3x Points: 2, 2x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 2, 3x Shots: 4, at Saint Louis (9/2/17) Same SOG: 1, 8x, last vs. Butler (11/26/17) 2, vs. Marshall (10/11/16) Justin McMaster Midfield/Forward Fr. Kingston, Jamaica YSC Academy (Pa.) Goals: 1, 2x, last at Boston College (10/21/17) Same Assists: 1, 3x, last vs. High Point (9/19/17) Same Points: 2, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Shots: 3, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same SOG: 2, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Brad Dunwell Midfielder Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich. Forest Hills Northern HS Goals: 1, vs. Georgia State (10/20/15) Assists: 1, 4x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) 1, 12x Points: 1, 4x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) 2, vs. Georgia State (10/20/15) Shots: 1, 4x, last vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) 2, 2x, last vs. Saint Louis (8/26/16) SOG: 1, 2x, last vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) 1, 6x Lapa s Career Stats TOTAL Converted on a PK in the shootout of the NCAA College Cup national championship game. Scored his first-career goal against FIU (Sept. 20, 2016). Attended high school at Montverde Academy in Florida, where the team went in the 136 matches he played in. McMaster s Career Stats TOTAL Has scored against Longwood (Oct. 10) and Boston College (Oct. 21). Represented Jamaica in the 2013 CONCACAF U-15 Championship and the 2015 U-17 CONCACAF Championship. Joined the 2016 U.S. U-18 National Team Camp. Played as an amateur for USL club Bethlehem Steel and as a member of the Philadelphia Union Academy. Club teammate of fellow Deacon freshman Mark McKenzie. Dunwell s Career Stats TOTAL Earned third team All-ACC honors for the second time in Named to the preseason MAC Hermann Trophy watch list, which recognizes the top collegiate player in the country. Included on the TopDrawerSoccer preseason Best XI first team, and was rated as the No. 4 player in the country and No. 2 in the ACC. Named third team All-ACC and to the College Cup All-Tournament team in Member of the ACC All-Freshman Team in Before Wake Forest, he played in the Chicago Fire Academy and for the United States U-15 National Team in Croatia. 8

9 Joey DeZart midfielder So. Jackson, N.J. YSC Academy (Pa.) Goals: Assists: 1, vs. Virginia Tech (10/14/17) Same Points: Shots: 3, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same SOG: 1, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same C Steven Echevarria (etch-uh-vair-ee-uh) Midfielder Sr. Slate Hill, N.Y. Don Bosco Prep Goals: 1, 4x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 1, 7x Assists: 1, 3x, last at Boston College (10/21/17) 1, 6x Points: 3, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Shots: 2, 4x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 4, vs. Boston College (10/22/16) SOG: 2, 3x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) 2, 5x Omir Fernandez (oh-meer) Midfielder Fr. Bronx, N.Y. Columbia Secondary School Goals: 2, at Boston College (10/21/17) Same Assists: 1, 5x, last at Boston College (10/21/17) Same Points: 5, at Boston College (10/21/17) Same Shots: 6, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same SOG: 3, 2x, last at Boston College (10/21/17) Same Logan Gdula (guh-do-luh) Defender Jr. East Lyme, Conn. Bacon Academy Goals: 1, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Assists: 2, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Points: 2, 2x, last vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same Shots: 2, 2x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) 3, vs. SIUE (11/27/16) SOG: 1, 6x, last vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) 1, 8x DeZart s Career Stats TOTAL Recorded first-career point with the primary assist on a Jon Bakero goal vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 14). Appeared in three games in 2016, making one start against George Washington (Sept. 13). Also played against Appalachian State (Sept. 6) and Davidson (Sept. 27). A member of the Philadelphia Union Academy, he played with the Union U16s and made it to the USSDA finals. Was called up to the Jamaica U-20 National Team camp in Echevarria s Career Stats TOTAL Scored the game-winner in double-overtime against No. 6 Clemson (Sept. 29). One of three team captains in Last year, notched the first goal of the game against Cal Poly (Aug. 28) and scored the third goal of the ACC Championship game against Clemson (Nov. 13) that helped Wake Forest to its first tournament title in 27 years. Ranked as the No. 42 recruit in his class and the 14th-best midfielder by TopDrawerSoccer. Played for the New York Red Bulls Academy and has played with the New York Red Bulls Reserves. Fernandez s Career Stats TOTAL ACC All-Freshman Team honoree. Notched a five-point game at Boston College (Oct. 21), netting two goals, including the gamewinner, and an assist in just 38 minutes. Recorded first three career points at Louisville (Sept. 9), assisting on the game-winner before finding the back of the net, himself. Also scored the first goal of the game in a win at North Carolina (Oct. 6) Rated as the No. 26 recruit in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer, as well as the No. 2 prospect from New Jersey. Attended U.S. U-14, U-15 and U-18 National Team camps. Played club soccer for the New York Red Bulls Academy, scoring 20 goals in 24 games in Gdula s Career Stats TOTAL Scored his first collegiate goal in the season-opening win over Rutgers on Aug. 25. Recorded his first two collegiate points in back-to-back games last year, assisting on the game-winners against South Carolina (Oct. 18) and Boston College (Oct. 22). Started the final 18 games of the season in 2016 and the first five of Ranked the No. 130 recruit for the class of 2014 by College Soccer News. 9

10 Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: SOG: Landen Haig Forward Fr. Melbourne Beach, Fla. Melbourne HS Haig s Career Stats 2017 TOTAL Likely to miss the year with a torn ACL. Rated as the No. 126 recruit in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer, as well as the No. 14 prospect from Florida. Invited to the 2016 U.S. U-18 National Team camp. His late father, Fidgi Haig, played for the Haitian National Team, Orlando Lions and Cocoa Expos professionally before accumulating a record as a high school coach. Eddie Folds Defender So. Columbus, Ohio Oletangy Orange HS Goals: Assists: 1, vs. Providence (8/27/17) Same Points: 1, vs. Providence (8/27/17) Same Shots: 1, vs. Syracuse (10/27/17) Same SOG: Folds Career Stats TOTAL Appeared in three games throughout the 2016 season against Davidson (Sept. 27) and in the NCAA Tournament against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 20) and Denver (Dec. 9). Played club for Columbus Crew SC Academy since U-13, and was named 2016 Columbus Crew SC Academy Player of the Year after notching 27 starts with three goals. Kyle McCurley Defender/Midfield Fr. Lake Zurich, Ill. Lake Zurich HS Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: 1, vs. Longwood (10/10/17) Same SOG: McCurley s Career Stats TOTAL Rated as the No. 10 recruit in the Midwest Region by TopDrawerSoccer. Played club soccer with Chicago Magic PSG and FC United. Sister, Katie, plays soccer at Ohio, while brother, Brad, is a professional paintballer with AC Dallas and mother, Sue, was a swimmer at Bowling Green. Machop Chol (muh-chope) Midfielder Fr. Tucker, Ga. Southwest DeKalb HS Goals: 1, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Assists: Points: 2, vs. Rutgers (8/25/17) Same Shots: 3, vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) Same SOG: 3, vs. Virginia Tech (11/5/17) Same Chol s Career Stats TOTAL Rated as the No. 115 recruit in the country by TopDrawerSoccer, including the No. 11 prospect from the South Atlantic region. Won the 2017 U.S. Soccer Regional title and was a 2015 Super Y National finalist Graduate of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, playing for Atlanta United FC, where he scored 11 goals in 28 games in Was born in Sudan before moving to Georgia when he was two. 10

11 Ema Twumasi (EEE-muh) (twu-mah-see) Forward So. Accra, Ghana Kent School (Conn.) Goals: 2, 2x, last vs. Clemson (9/29/17) 2, 3x Assists: 2, 2x, lsat vs. Butler (11/26/17) Same Points: 4, 3x, last vs. Virginia Tech (10/14/17) 4, 4x Shots: 6, vs. South Carolina (9/26/17) Same SOG: 4, vs. South Carolina (9/26/17) 4, 2x Twumasi s Career Stats TOTAL Selected as a first team All-ACC honoree. Rated as the No. 88 player in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer. Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team and the College Cup All-Tournament Team in Scored his first-career goal in style last year with a bicycle kick against Cal Poly (Aug. 28), scoring what ended up being the game-winner with 1.9 seconds to go in the first half, a play that was featured on SportsCenter s Top 10 plays. Connecticut Boy s Soccer Gatorade Player of the Year in 2015 and a high school All-American. Came to the United States through the Right to Dream program, an organization that links talented children from West Africa with the opportunity to fulfill their potential through soccer, education and character development. Hank Gauger (GAY-jurr) Forward R-Jr. Morrisville, N.C. Cardinal Gibbons HS Goals: 1, 2x, last at Elon (10/17/17) 1, 6x Assists: 2, vs. VMI (9/23/14) Points: 2, 2x, last at Elon (10/17/17) 2, 7x Shots: 2, at Elon (10/17/17) 4, vs. Cleveland State (9/7/14) SOG: 1, 2x, last at Elon (10/17/17) 3, vs. Cleveland State (9/7/14) Sam Raben (RAY-bin) Defender Jr. Greenwood Village, Colo. Cherry Creek HS Goals: Assists: 1, 2x, last at NC State (9/23/17) 1, 4x Points: 1, 2x, last at NC State (9/23/17) 1, 4x Shots: 2, 2x, last vs. High Point (9/19/17) 2, 4x SOG: 2, vs. Pitt (9/16/17) Same Tyrrell Moore Defender fr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Elisabeth Irwin HS Gauger s Career Stats Redshirted TOTAL Appeared in six games off the bench last year, recording the game-winning goal against Davidson on Sept. 27. Played crucial minutes in the NCAA Tournament against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 20) and SIUE (Nov. 27). Played in every game as a freshman in 2014 with five starts, scoring goals against No. 7 Cal, Cleveland State and No. 4 Syracuse. Recorded a multi-assist game against VMI (Sept. 23, 2014). Raben s Career Stats TOTAL Has started every game since arriving at Wake Forest. Won a gold medal playing for the U.S. in the 2017 World Maccabiah Games in Israel. Anchored a back line which set a program record with more than 855 consecutive minutes of scoreless soccer last year, tallying seven-straight shutouts in that span. Earned ACC Defensive Player of the Week honors in Played in the Colorado Rapids Academy. Sister, Lizzy, was a soccer captain and four-year starter at Duke and is now playing professionally in the Czech Republic. Moore s Career Stats TOTAL Played club soccer with Blau Weiss Gottschee in the US Soccer Development Academy. Started 43 games over the past two seasons. Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: SOG: 11

12 Goals: Assists: Points: Shots: SOG: Tre Bailey Defender Jr. Durham, N.C. Greensboro College/Durham Acad. Bailey s Career Stats 2017 TOTAL Spent 2014 and 2015 at Greensboro College, where he redshirted his freshman season and was twice named academic all-conference. Made 18 appearances as a redshirt freshman, including three starts. Scored his first-career goal at N.C. Wesleyan. Helped team to a record, including an undefeated mark in the USA South. Saves: GA: Dominic Peters Goalkeeper Fr. Santa Clara, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep Peters Career Stats Year gp gs min ga gaa sv sv% w l t so 2017 TOTAL Played under Conor Salcido and Brandi Chastain in high school, winning a conference and sectional title. Has trained with the Argentenian National Team and the San Jose Earthquakes first team. Brother, Cameron, competes in track and field at Seattle. Shutouts: Saves: GA: Kyle Barkett Goalkeeper R-Fr. Vero Beach, Fla. Vero Beach Senior HS Barkett s Career Stats Year gp gs min ga gaa sv sv% w l t so : TOTAL : Redshirted his freshman year in In high school, participated in the Florida Olympic Development Program. Father, Eric, played football at Rice and mom, Alisa, played volleyball at Houston and Cal State Fullerton. Shutouts: 12

13 Individual - Game Most Goals Scott Sealy...3, vs. UCF (11/23/2004) Most Assists Cody Arnoux...3, vs. USF (12/6/2008) Most Points Scott Sealy...8, vs. UCF (11/23/2004) Most Shots Marcus Tracy...7, vs. William & Mary (11/25/2008) Jon Bakero...7, vs. SIUE (11/27/2016) Most Saves Brian Edwards...9, vs. California (11/24/2005) Brian Edwards...9, vs. Old Dominion (11/22/2005) Individual - Tournament Most Goals Jon Bakero... 3 (2016) Zack Schilawski... 3 (2009) Cody Arnoux... 3 (2008) Zack Schilawski... 3 (2008) Marcus Tracy... 3 (2007) Zack Schilawski... 3 (2006) Scott Sealy... 3 (2004) Geraint Davies... 3 (1989) Most Assists Corben Bone... 3 (2009) Austin da Luz... 3 (2009) Marcus Tracy... 3 (2008) Cody Arnoux... 3 (2008) Most Points Cody Arnoux... 9 (2008) NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS Most Shots Wells Thompson (2005) Most Saves Brian Edwards (2005) Individual - Career Most Goals Zack Schilawski...11 ( ) Most Assists Marcus Tracy...7 ( ) Most Points Zack Schilawski...26 ( ) Most Shots Zack Schilawski...40 ( ) Most Saves Brian Edwards...55 ( ) Team - Game Most Goals...7, vs. Dartmouth (11/30/2008) Most Assists:...7, vs. Dartmouth (11/30/2008)...7, vs. UCF (11/23/2004) Most Points:...21, vs. Dartmouth (11/30/2008) Most Shots:...28, vs. UCF (11/23/2004) Most Saves:...9, vs. California (11/24/2005)...9, vs. Old Dominion (11/22/2005) Team - Tournament Most Goals:...13, four games (2008) Most Assists:...13, four games (2008) Most Points:...39, four games (2008) Most Shots:...72, four games (2008) Most Saves:...22, three games (2005) Opponent Individual - Game Most Goals Five Players (Most recent, Carr (Cal))...2 Most Assists Jonathan Villanueva (Virginia)...2 (12/11/2009) Daniel Alusvez (Furman)...2 (11/28/1999) Jonas Johnsson (S. Carolina)...2 (11/19/1989) Most Points Five Players (Most recent, Carr (Cal))...4 Most Shots Calen Carr (California)...9 (11/24/2005) Most Saves Ryan McIntosh (UCF)...10 (11/23/2004) Opponent Team - Game Most Goals:... 5, South Carolina (11/19/1989) Most Assists:... 6, Furman (11/28/1999) Most Points:... 14, Furman (11/28/1999)... 14, South Carolina (11/19/1989) Most Shots:... 27, California (11/23/2005) Most Saves:...10, Navy (11/24/2013)... 10, UCF (11/23/2004) NCAA TOURNAMENT YEAR-BY-YEAR 1988 (0-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 12 North Carolina Wake Forest UNC Goals: Adam Tinkham, Marc Buffin. UNC Assists: Dino Megaloudis. Saves: Darren Royer (UNC) 5, Scott Wehmer (WFU) 3. Shots: UNC 8, WFU 7. Corner Kicks: UNC 1, WFU 2. Fouls: UNC 19, WFU 27. Attendance: (1-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 21 VCU Wake Forest VCU Goals: Kevin Jeffrey (Otten). WFU Goals: Chris Lonteen (Stafford, Thomas), Ben Stafford (Lonteen). Saves: Adam Mead (VCU) 1, Sean Connor (WFU) 2. Shots: VCU 9, WFU 11. Corner Kicks: VCU 2, WFU 7. Fouls: VCU 18, WFU 18. Attendance: (1-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 12 Old Dominion Wake Forest ODU Goals: Gunther Glockner (Borges). WFU Goals: Geraint Davies (Phillips), Geraint Davies (unassisted). Saves: Joey Mallia (ODU) 4, Matt Olson (WFU) 2. Shots: ODU 4, WFU 12. Corner Kicks: ODU 3, WFU 9. Fouls: ODU 21, WFU 11. Attendance: 2,850. 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 19 South Carolina Wake Forest USC Goals: Jeff Love (Brisson), Ruben Tufino (unassisted), Ruben Tufino (unassisted), Clark Brisson (Coggins, Jonsson), Andrew Coggins (Johnson). WFU Goals: Geraint Davies (Covone, Mackey). Saves: Chris Foley (USC) 5, Matt Olson (WFU) 6. Shots: USC 17, WFU 15. Corner Kicks: USC 1, WFU 7. Fouls: USC 20, WFU 23. Attendance: 2, (0-1) 1st Round - Chapel Hill, N.C. - November 10 Wake Forest North Carolina WFU Goals: Rob Dixon (McNamara). UNC Goals: Chris Lyn (unassisted), Brent Walker (unassisted). Saves: Matt Olson (WFU) 5, Watson Jennison (UNC) 2. Shots: WFU 10, UNC 15. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, UNC 3. Fouls: WFU 22, UNC 18. Attendance: (0-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 17 Furman Wake Forest Furman Goals: Ray Colado (unassisted). Saves: Ed Stern (Furman) 7, Mike McGinty (WFU) 7. Shots: Furman 10, WFU 21. Corner Kicks: Furman 9, WFU 7. Fouls: Furman 35, WFU 20. Attendance: 3,100. 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 28 Furman Wake Forest Furman Goals: Paul Leese (Junot Alusvez), Carl Junot (Nusum), John Berry Nusum (Handy, Alusvez), John Michael Warte (Hill). Saves: Scott Houht (Furman) 2, Sean Conner (WFU) 3. Shots: Furman 12, WFU 8. Corner Kicks: Furman 7, WFU 5. Fouls: Furman 15, WFU 16. Attendance: 2, (0-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 25 American Wake Forest American Goals: Adam Rosen (Herman), Andrew Herman (unassisted), Adam Rosen (Kuykendall, Bertsch). Saves: Michael Behonick (American) 1, William Hesmer (WFU) 1. Shots: American 11, WFU 7. Corner Kicks: American 2, WFU 7. Fouls: American 19, WFU 14. Attendance: (1-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 27 Old Dominion Wake Forest WFU Goals: Jeremiah White (Carroll). Saves: Samuel Cameron (ODU) 14, William Hesmer (WFU) 1. Shots: ODU 5, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: ODU 4, WFU 8. Fouls: ODU 12, WFU 12. Attendance: 3,113. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 30 Clemson Wake Forest Clemson Goals: Brett Branan (unassisted), Brett Branan (Cutler). WFU Goals: Amir Lowery (Carroll). Saves: Doug Warren (CU) 5, William Hesmer (WFU) 2. Shots: CU 8, WFU 16. Corner Kicks: CU 4, WFU 9. Fouls: CU 23, WFU 16. Attendance: 3,

14 NCAA TOURNAMENT YEAR-BY-YEAR 2003 (0-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 26 Virginia Wake Forest UVA Goals: Adam Cristman (unassisted), Mike Littlefield (Cristman). Saves: Ryan Burke (UVA) 3, Brad McEachern (WFU) 1. Shots: UVA 4, WFU 11. Corner Kicks: UVA 2, WFU 4. Fouls: UVA 17, WFU 15. Attendance: 3, (1-0-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 23 UCF Wake Forest WFU Goals: Scott Sealy (Phelan, Moose), Stephen Keel (Sealy), Scott Sealy (Caugherty), Scott Sealy (Szczypiorski, Keel), Justin Moose (Sealy). Saves: Ryan McIntosh (UCF) 10, Brian Edwards (WFU) 1. Shots: UCF 4, WFU 28. Corner Kicks: UCF 2, WFU 8. Fouls: UCF 18, WFU 16. Attendance: 1,619. Semifinals - St. Louis, Mo. - December 2 (UCSB advanced on penalty kicks) Wake Forest UC Santa Barbara Shootout Results: UC Santa Barbara 14/Y, 12/Y, 13/Y, 7/N, 15/Y. WFU 20/Y, 25/Y, 14/N, 2/Y, 12/N. UCSB wins shootout 4-3. Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Kyle Reynish (UCSB) 5. Shots: WFU 17, UCSB 17. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, UCSB 5. Fouls: WFU 14, UCSB 20. Attendance: 6, (5-0) - CHAMPIONS 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 28 Furman Wake Forest WFU Goal: Julian Valentin (Cronin). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 3, Bryan Amos (Furman) 5. Shots: WFU 14, Furman 8. Corner Kicks: WFU 5, Furman 1. Fouls: WFU 9, Furman 15. Attendance: 1,443. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 27 (VCU advanced on penalty kicks) VCU Wake Forest WFU Goals: Steven Curfman (Thompson, Moose), Julian Valentin (Curfman). VCU Goals: Dominic Oduru (Chaves), Dominic Oduru (Viray). Saves: Saul Montero (VCU) 6, Brian Edwards (WFU) 3. Shots: VCU 11, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: VCU 6, WFU 8. Fouls: VCU 12, WFU 12. Attendance: 1, (2-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 18 South Carolina Wake Forest WFU Goals: Ryan Solle (Cronin), Wells Thompson (Solle). Saves: Mike Gustavson (USC) 5, Brian Edwards (WFU) 4. Shots: USC 13, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: USC 5, WFU 4. Fouls: USC 12, WFU 16. Attendance: nd Round - Roanoke, Va. - November 22 Wake Forest Old Dominion WFU Goals: Wells Thompson (unassisted), Justin Moose (Valentin). ODU Goals: Edson Elcock (Hurst). Saves: John Connelly (ODU) 2, Brian Edwards (WFU) 9. Shots: ODU 25, WFU 8. Corner Kicks: ODU 5, WFU 3. Fouls: ODU 9, WFU 10. Attendance: rd Round - Berkeley, Calif. - November 24 Wake Forest California Cal goals: Calen Carr (unassisted), Calen Carr (Sassano), Jeff Serafini (Jacobson). WFU Goals: Michael Lahoud (Adams), Justin Moose (unassisted). Saves: Erik Kronberg (Cal) 5, Brian Edwards (WFU) 9. Shots: Cal 27, WFU 16. Corner Kicks: Cal 11, WFU 3. Fouls: Cal 14, WFU 13. Attendance: 3, (3-0-1) - COLLEGE CUP 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 15 Hofstra Wake Forest Hofstra Goals: Michael Todd (Cox). WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Cronin), Zack Schilawski (Curfman, Tracy), Sam Cronin (Lahoud, Tracy), Marcus Tracy (Curfman) Zack Schilawski (Lahoud). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Tom Johansen (Hofstra) 5. Shots: Hofstra 5, WFU 14. Corner Kicks: Hofstra 4, WFU 2. Fouls: Hofstra 9, WFU 13. Attendance: 1,664. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 19 Towson Wake Forest Towson Goals: Pat Healy (penalty kick). WFU Goals: Steven Curfman (unassisted), Zack Schilawski (Thompson, Cronin). Saves: Billy Chiles (Towson) 1, Greg Flaherty (Towson) 4, Brian Edwards (WFU) 3. Shots: Towson 6, WFU 14. Corner Kicks: Towson 4, WFU 2. Fouls: Towson 19, WFU 21. Attendance: 2,118. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 24 Santa Clara Wake Forest Santa Clara Goals: Peter Lowery (penalty kick). WFU Goals: Steven Curfman (unassisted), Michael Lahoud (unassisted), Wells Thompson (Solle). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 5, Joseph Buttitta (Santa Clara) 4. Shots: WFU 12, Santa Clara 12. Corner Kicks: WFU 3, Santa Clara 5. Fouls: WFU 15, Santa Clara 21. Attendance: 3,520. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 2 West Virginia Wake Forest WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz, Phelan), Cody Arnoux (Bone), Cody Arnoux (da Luz). WVU Goals: Andy Wright (penalty kick). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 1, Zach Johnson (WVU) 6. Shots: WFU 21, WVU 7. Corner Kicks: WFU 9, WVU 2. Fouls: WFU 9, WVU 10. Attendance: 1,614. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 8 Notre Dame Wake Forest WFU Goal: Austin da Luz (Tracy). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 1, Chris Cahill (ND) 3. Shots: WFU 15, ND 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 8, ND 4. Fouls: WFU 6, ND 8. Attendance: 4,589. Semifinals - Cary, N.C. - December 14 Virginia Tech Wake Forest WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Cronin), Marcus Tracy (Schilawski). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 3, Markus Aigner (VT) 3. Shots: WFU 8, VT 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, VT 9. Fouls: WFU 13, VT 12. Attendance: 8,611. Finals - Cary, N.C. - December 16 Ohio State Wake Forest WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Arnoux), Zack Schilawski (Tracy). OSU Goals: Roger Espinoza (Verhoff). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Casey Latchem (OSU) 2. Shots: WFU 12, OSU 12. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, OSU 2. Fouls: WFU 18, OSU 19. Attendance: (3-1) - COLLEGE CUP 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 25 William & Mary Wake Forest WFU Goal: Cody Arnoux (Tracy). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 2, Doug Ryan (WFU) 1, Andrew McAdams (WM) 4. Shots: WFU 22, William & Mary 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 6, William & Mary 1. Fouls: WFU 11, William & Mary 12. Attendance: 1,189. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 30 Dartmouth Wake Forest WFU Goals: Corben Bone (Franks), Sam Cronin (penalty kick), Cody Arnoux (Tracy), Zack Schilawski (Tracy; Brown), Cody Arnoux (Schilawski; Lahoud), Luke Norman (Courtney), Zack Schilawski (unassisted). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 3, Sean Millington (DART) 5. Shots: WFU 16, Dartmouth 11. Corner Kicks: WFU 10, Dartmouth 2. Fouls: WFU 14, Dartmouth 9. Attendance: 584. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 6 USF Wake Forest WFU Goals: Jamie Franks (Arnoux, Brown), Sam Cronin (unassisted), Lyle Adams (Arnoux), Marcus Tracy (Bone), Zack Schilawski (Arnoux). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 4, Jeff Attinella (USF) 3. Shots: WFU 14, USF 9. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, USF 1. Fouls: WFU 11, USF 14. Attendance: 2,319. Semifinals - Frisco, Texas - December 14 North Carolina Wake Forest UNC Goal: Brian Shriver (Loyd). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 3, Brooks Haggerty (UNC) 7. Shots: WFU 20, UNC 9. Corner Kicks: WFU 6, UNC 4. Fouls: WFU 11, UNC 13. Attendance: 6,

15 NCAA TOURNAMENT YEAR-BY-YEAR 2009 (3-1) - COLLEGE CUP 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 22 UNC Wilmington Wake Forest WFU Goals: Austin da Luz (Schilawski), Anthony Arena (da Luz). UNCW Goal: Shawn Guderian (Roberts). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 1, Brock Duckworth (UNCW) 4. Shots: WFU 14, UNCW 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 7, UNCW 2. Fouls: WF 10, UNCW 11. Attendance: (2-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 22 Charlotte Wake Forest WF Goals: Jon Bakero (Harkes). Charlotte Goals: None. Saves: Ferrell (WF) 7, Pack (Charlotte) 3. Shots: WF 11, Charlotte 12. Corner Kicks: WF 4, Charlotte 4. Fouls: WF 14, Charlotte 20. Attendance: 2,699. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 29 Duke Wake Forest WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz; Opara), Zack Schilawski (Bone), Sam Redmond (da Luz), Austin da Luz (Schilawski; Fitzgerald). DU Goals: Cole Grossman (penalty kick), Ryan Finley (unassisted). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 3, James Belshaw (DU) 3. Shots: WFU 12, DU 15. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, DU 6. Fouls: WFU 11, DU 13. Attendance: 1,932. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 5 UCLA Wake Forest WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz), Andy Lubahn (Bone). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 4, Brian Perk (UCLA) 3. Shots: WFU 16, UCLA 15. Corner Kicks: WFU 6, UCLA 6. Fouls: WFU 12, UCLA 12. Attendance: 1,522. Semifinals - Cary, N.C. - December 11 Wake Forest Virginia WFU Goals: Corben Bone (unassisted), VA Goals: Tony Tchani (Villanueva), Brian Ownby (Villanueva). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 5, Diego Restrepo (VA) 1. Shots: WF 14, VA 17. Corner Kicks: WF 3, VA 1. Fouls: WF 10, VA 14. Attendance: 8, (0-1-1) 1st Round - Columbia, S.C. - November 17 (Wake Forest advanced on penalty kicks) Wake Forest South Carolina Shootout Results: WFU 20/Y, 11/Y, 21/N, 29/Y, 12/N, 10/Y. SC 7/Y, 10/Y, 5/N, 13/Y, 4/N, 23/N. Wake Forest wins shootout 4-3. WFU Goals: Ross Tomaselli (Lubahn, Okoli), SC Goals: Chipper Root (Penalty Kick). Saves: Michael Lisch (WFU) 6, Alex Long (SC) 5. Shots: SC 17, WFU 16. Corner Kicks: SC 10, WFU 2. Fouls: SC 17, WFU 12. Attendance: 1,032. 2nd Round - Harrisonburg, Va. - November 20 Wake Forest James Madison JMU Goals: Jimmy Simpson (Innes, McLaughlin), Christian McLaughlin (Simpson). Saves: Michael Lisch (WFU) 1, Justin Epperson (JMU) 3. Shots: JMU 15, WFU 9. Corner Kicks: JMU 8, WFU 2. Fouls: JMU 11, WFU 7. Attendance: (0-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 18 Coastal Carolina Wake Forest WF Goals: Michael Gamble (unassisted). CC Goals: Justin Portillo (unassisted), Jakub Stourac (Daniels). Saves: Harris (WF) 5, Petrus (CC) 6. Shots: WF 16, CC 18. Corner Kicks: WF 0, CC 6. Fouls: WF 17, CC 13. Attendance: (1-1) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 24 Navy Wake Forest WF Goals: Sean Okoli (Greensfelder, Gamble), Ricky Greensfelder (Gimenez, Duvall). Navy Goals: Jamie Dubyoski (Valenstein). Saves: Harris (WF) 1, Snyder (Navy) 9. Shots: WF 19, Navy 8. Corner Kicks: WF 1, Navy 5. Fouls: WF 10, Navy 13. Attendance: rd Round - South Bend, Ind. - December 1 Wake Forest Notre Dame WF Goals: Michael Gamble (Okoli), Tolani Ibikunle (Gamble). ND Goals: Patrick Hodan, Own Goal, Evan Panken (O Malley), Harrison Shipp (Lachowecki). Saves: Harris (WF) 3, Wall (ND) 4. Shots: WF 14, ND 9. Corner Kicks: WF 7, ND 3. Fouls: WF 8, ND 3. Attendance: (0-0-1) 1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 20 UMBC Wake Forest Shootout Results: UMBC: 10/N 80/Y 23/Y 8/Y 17/N Wake Forest: 16/N 24/Y 7/N 8/Y 6/N UMBC wins shootout 3-2 WF Goals: None. UMBC Goals: None. Shots: WF 8, UMBC 11. Corner Kicks: WF 4, UMBC 2. Fouls: WF 7, UMBC 12. Attendance: rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 29 Indiana Wake Forest WF Goals: Ricky Greensfelder (Harkes). Indiana Goals: None. Saves: Ferrell (WF) 1, Webb (Indiana) 1. Shots: WF 5, Indiana 7. Corner Kicks: WF 1, Charlotte 3. Fouls: WF 11, Charlotte 10. Attendance: 3,149. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 5 Stanford Wake Forest WF Goals: Ian Harkes (PK). Stanford Goals: Jordan Morris (Vincent, Baird), Langsdorf (Baird). Saves: Ferrell (WF) 6, Epstein (Stanford) 4. Shots: WF 14, Stanford 12. Corner Kicks: WF 5, Stanford 3. Fouls: WF 11, Stanford 18. Attendance: 4, (4-1-0) - COLLEGE CUP 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 20 Coastal Carolina Wake Forest WF Goals: Jacori Hayes (Twumasi), Luis Argudo (unassisted). CCU Goals: None. Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 2, Linares-Ortiz (CCU) 6. Shots: WF 16, CCU 10. Corner Kicks: WF 4, CCU 0. Fouls: WF 11, CCU 20. Attendance: 1,808. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 27 SIUE Wake Forest WF Goals: Jon Bakero (Hayes), Jon Bakero (Twumasi, Argudo). SIUE Goals: Austin Ledbetter (Ebbesen). Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 2, Dal Santos (SIUE) 4. Shots: WF 24, SIUE 6. Corner Kicks: WF 9, SIUE 1. Fouls: WF 6, SIUE 13. Attendance: 1,942. Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 3 Virginia Tech Wake Forest WF Goals: Ema Twumasi (Harkes), Ema Twumasi (unassisted). VT Goals: None. Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 1, Lundgaard (VT) 6. Shots: WF 18, VT 5. Corner Kicks: WF 5, VT 3. Fouls: WF 6, VT 14. Attendance: 3,410. Semifinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 9 Denver Wake Forest WF Goals: Jon Bakero (unassisted), Ian Harkes (Bakero). Denver Goals: Andre Shinyashiki (unassisted). Saves: Ferrell (WF) 3, Gardner (DU) 1. Shots: WF 18, Denver 7. Corner Kicks: WF 5, DU 4. Fouls: WF 10, DU 14. Attendance: 6,056. Finals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 11 Stanford Wake Forest Shootout Results: Stanford 3/Y, 2/Y, 16/Y, 4/N, 10/Y, 23/Y. WF 16/Y, 8/Y, 10/Y, 7/Y, 21/N, 12/N. Stanford wins shootout 5-4. Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 5, Epstein (Stan) 4. Shots: WF 10, Stanford 9. Corner Kicks: WF 5, Stan 4. Fouls: WF 23, DU 17. Attendance: 6, (2-0-0) 2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 19 Columbia Wake Forest WF Goals: Jon Bakero (Penalty Kick). COL Goals: None. Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 2, Castanheira (COL) 2. Shots: WF 9, COL 6. Corner Kicks: WF 6, COL 0. Fouls: WF 7, COL 10. Attendance: 2,037. 3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 26 Butler Wake Forest WF Goals: Brandon Servania (Twumasi), Jon Bakero (Twumasi). BUT Goals: None. Saves: Cases Mundet (WF) 2, Dick (BUT) 5. Shots: WF 19, BUT 6. Corner Kicks: WF 10, BUT 3. Fouls: WF 8, BUT 11. Attendance: 2,

16 WAKE FOREST IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Appearances: 21 (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) Overall: Vidovich Era: Muuss Era: Overtime Games: Penalty Kicks: 1-4 Goals For/Against: 82/53 Top Seed: 5 times (2002, 2004, 2008, 2015, 2017) vs. American: vs. Butler vs. California: vs. Charlotte: vs. Clemson: vs. Coastal Carolina: vs. Columbia vs. Dartmouth: vs. Duke: NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY vs. Furman: vs. Hofstra: vs. Indiana: vs. James Madison: vs. Navy: vs. North Carolina: vs. Notre Dame: vs. Ohio State: vs. Old Dominion: vs. Santa Clara: vs. SIUE vs. South Carolina: vs. Stanford: vs. Towson vs. UCF: vs. UCLA: vs. UCSB: vs. UMBC vs. UNCW: vs. USF: vs. Virginia: vs. Virginia Tech: vs. VCU: vs. West Virginia: vs. William & Mary: In Berkeley, Calif.: In Cary, N.C.: In Chapel Hill, N.C.: In Columbia, S.C.: In Frisco, Texas: In Harrisonburg, Va.: In Houston, Texas: In Roanoke, Va.: In St. Louis, Mo.: In South Bend, Ind.: In Winston-Salem, N.C.: In First Round: In Second Round: In Third Round: In Quarterfinals: In Semifinals: In Finals: NCAA BRACKET 2017 NCAA Division I Men's SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Second Round Final Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Semifinals Quarterfinals Third Round November 25 or 26 December 1 or 2 December 8 December 8 December 1 or 2 November 25 or 26 November 16 November 19 December 10 Second Round First Round November 19 November 16 *William & Mary (11-4-5) Columbia (11-2-3) *Butler (12-4-2) Lipscomb (11-7-2) *Wake Forest (17-1-2) 1 3 North Carolina (14-3-1)* Wake Forest 1-0 * North Carolina 2-1* Final Columbia 2-1 (2OT) Talen Energy Stadium UNCW 1-0 (OT) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wake Forest 2-0* 1 p.m. North Carolina 2-0* ESPN2 Butler 2-0 SMU 2-0 Butler 3-2 SMU 2-1 (2OT) *VCU (12-6-0) Georgetown (14-3-2)* *UNCW (11-7-0) Presbyterian (6-8-5) *SMU (15-2-1) Central Ark. (8-10-1) *Pacific (12-4-1) Cal St. Fullerton (10-7-4) *Coastal Caro. (12-6-1) Mercer (7-8-6) *Washington (12-6-1) Seattle (14-3-4) *Wisconsin (10-4-5) Ill.-Chicago (11-5-3) *Stanford (15-2-1) 9 11 Virginia (12-3-5)* Stanford 0-0 (4-1 PK)* Fordham 1-0 Pacific 2-1 Fordham 3-2 (OT) Stanford 2-0 Fordham 2-2 (8-7 PK) Coastal Caro. 1-0 FIU 2-0 Coastal Caro. 3-1 Duke 2-1* *Clemson (12-5-1) 8 6 Duke (12-4-2)* Semifinal Semifinal Talen Energy Stadium Talen Energy Stadium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania *Akron (16-3-1) 5 6 p.m. or 8:45 p.m. 6 p.m. or 8:45 p.m. NATIONAL 7 Michigan St. (11-3-3)* ESPNU/WatchESPN CHAMPION ESPNU/WatchESPN Akron 3-0* Michigan St. 3-0* Seattle 3-2 (OT) Virginia Tech 2-0 Akron 3-2 (OT) Michigan St. 2-1 Wisconsin 4-1 Albany 0-0 (5-4 PK) Wisconsin 1-0 (OT) Western Michigan 2-0 *Notre Dame (11-6-2) Western Mich. (16-3-1)* *Fordham (12-5-2) St. Francis Brooklyn (14-4-1) *FIU (11-1-4) Omaha (10-5-3) *Virginia Tech (9-9-0) Air Force (14-2-3) *Maryland (10-5-3) Albany (NY) (14-4-2) *Massachusetts (15-3-3) Colgate ( ) *California (11-6-0) San Francisco (9-8-0) *Michigan (12-5-2) Dartmouth (12-3-1)* Colgate 3-2 New Hampshire 0-0 (4-1 PK) Colgate 2-0 New Hampshire 3-0 Louisville 2-0* Indiana 2-1* San Francisco 2-1 Old Dominion 2-0 Louisville 3-2* Indiana 3-0* *Louisville (11-2-4) 4 2 Indiana (15-0-5)* *New Hampshire (12-3-4) Fairfield (12-4-3) *Old Dominion (12-5-2) NC State (8-5-4) *Host institution for preliminary round games. All games times are Eastern standard time. Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering. 16

17 2017 Wake Forest Soccer Wake Forest Game Results (as of Nov 30, 2017) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 25 RUTGERS W Brandon Servania (Jon Bakero) Brandon Servania (Jon Bakero;Steven Echevarria) Logan Gdula (Brandon Servania) Jon Bakero (Brandon Servania) Machop Chol (Justin McMaster;Jon Bakero) Aug 27 #12 PROVIDENCE W Luis Argudo (Eddie Folds) Kevin Politz (Brandon Servania) Luis Argudo (Ema Twumasi;Brandon Servania) Jon Bakero (Justin McMaster) Sep 02 at Saint Louis W Jon Bakero (Luis Argudo) Luis Argudo (Jon Bakero;Logan Gdula) Luis Argudo (Brad Dunwell;Brandon Servania) Thomas Menke (Bruno Lapa) Sep 05 GEORGIA STATE LOT Luis Argudo (penalty kick) * Sep 09 at #8 Louisville W Jon Bakero (Brad Dunwell;Sam Raben) Ema Twumasi (Brandon Servania;Omir Fernandez) Omir Fernandez (unassisted) Sep 12 APP STATE W Ema Twumasi (Jon Bakero) Ema Twumasi (Jon Bakero;Brad Dunwell) Bruno Lapa (Omir Fernandez) * Sep 16 PITTSBURGH W Steven Echevarria (Brandon Servania) Ema Twumasi (Jon Bakero) Sep 19 HIGH POINT WO Jon Bakero (Justin McMaster) * Sep 23 at NC State W Luis Argudo (Jon Bakero) Steven Echevarria (Jon Bakero;Sam Raben) Luis Argudo (Brandon Servania) Sep 26 SOUTH CAROLINA W Jon Bakero (penalty kick) Ema Twumasi (Jon Bakero) * Sep 29 #6 CLEMSON WO Ema Twumasi (Luis Argudo) Ema Twumasi (unassisted) Steven Echevarria (Jon Bakero;Logan Gdula) * Oct 06 at #4 North Carolina W Omir Fernandez (Bruno Lapa) Jon Bakero (Ema Twumasi;Logan Gdula) Oct 10 LONGWOOD W Michael DeShields (Luis Argudo) Jon Bakero (penalty kick) Bruno Lapa (unassisted) Jon Bakero (Luis Argudo) Steven Echevarria (Luis Argudo;Jon Bakero) Hank Gauger (Steven Echevarria;Logan Gdula) Omir Fernandez (unassisted) Justin McMaster (Logan Gdula;Omir Fernandez) * Oct 14 VIRGINIA TECH W Jon Bakero (Ema Twumasi) Ema Twumasi (Omir Fernandez) Jon Bakero (Ema Twumasi;Joey DeZart) Oct 17 at Elon W Luis Argudo (penalty kick) Hank Gauger (Ema Twumasi) * Oct 21 at Boston College W Omir Fernandez (Logan Gdula;Steven Echevarria) Omir Fernandez (Jon Bakero) Justin McMaster (Omir Fernandez) Ema Twumasi (Brandon Servania) * Oct 27 SYRACUSE TO Nov 05 VIRGINIA TECH W Jon Bakero (Brandon Servania;Brad Dunwell) Ema Twumasi (Brandon Servania) Jon Bakero (Luis Argudo;Logan Gdula) Nov 08 #5 CLEMSON W Omir Fernandez (Jon Bakero) Jon Bakero (unassisted) Nov 12 vs #17 Virginia TO Nov 19 COLUMBIA W Jon Bakero (penalty kick) Nov 26 #19 BUTLER W Brandon Servania (Ema Twumasi) Jon Bakero (Ema Twumasi) 17

18 2017 Wake Forest Soccer Wake Forest Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 26, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 25 RUTGERS W Aug 27 #12 PROVIDENCE W Sep 02 at Saint Louis W Sep 05 GEORGIA STATE Lot * Sep 09 at #8 Louisville W Sep 12 APP STATE W * Sep 16 PITTSBURGH W Sep 19 HIGH POINT Wo * Sep 23 at NC State W Sep 26 SOUTH CAROLINA W * Sep 29 #6 CLEMSON Wo * Oct 06 at #4 North Carolina W Oct 10 LONGWOOD W * Oct 14 VIRGINIA TECH W Oct 17 at Elon W * Oct 21 at Boston College W * Oct 27 SYRACUSE To Nov 05 VIRGINIA TECH W Nov 08 #5 CLEMSON W Nov 12 vs #17 Virginia To Nov 19 COLUMBIA W Nov 26 #19 BUTLER W TEAM STATISTICS WF OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 1 4 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 15/2417 6/1449 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/1174 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 7 Jon Bakero Ema Twumasi Luis Argudo Omir Fernandez Brandon Servania Steven Echevarria Logan Gdula Justin McMaster Bruno Lapa Hank Gauger Brad Dunwell Kevin Politz Machop Chol Michael DeShields Thomas Menke Sam Raben Joey DeZart Eddie Folds Mark McKenzie Kyle McCurley Tyrrell Moore Tater Rennhack Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 31 Kyle Barkett 1 17: /1 1 Andreu Cases Mundet : /1 0 Andrew Pannenberg 1 102: /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents