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1 the university of new mexico Men s Soccer 2017 Schedule Date Opponent Time/Score 8.12 Air Force (Exh.) W, Colorado School of Mines (Exh.) W, Grand Canyon (Exh.) W, at #11 Washington L, at Seattle L, (RV) UNLV W, at Marquette 6:05 p.m. Grange and Ashwill Invitational 9.8 Denver vs UC Irvine 4 p.m. 9.8 CSUN 7 p.m Denver vs CSUN 12:30 p.m UC Irvine 6 p.m Kentucky* 7 p.m at South Carolina* 5 p.m at Marshall* 5 p.m at Loyola Marymount 8 p.m Florida Atlantic* 7 p.m UAB* 7 p.m UCLA 7 p.m at Florida International* 5 p.m Denver 7 p.m Charlotte* 7 p.m at Old Dominion* 5 p.m. Conference USA Tournament (at Old Dominion) 11.8 Quarterfinals TBA Semifinals TBA Finals TBA 2017 Men s Soccer Notes Game 4 at #GoLobos Chelsea Pitvorec, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications - Men s Soccer Contact cpitvorec@unm.edu Cell: (RV) New Mexico Lobos Record: (0-0-0 C-USA) Conference: Conference USA Head Coach: Jeremy Fishbein (16th Season) Record at UNM: Career Record: (25th Season) MARQUETTE Golden Eagles Record: (0-0-0 Big East) Conference: Big East Conference Head Coach: Louis Bennett (10th Season) Record at Marquette: Career Record: Series record vs. marquette Series Record: Last Meeting: The Lobos and the Golden Eagles have yet to meet in the history of the two programs, Monday s meeting will be the first. by the numbers UNM vs. Marquette Media Information (RV) New Mexico at Marquette Location: Milwaukee, Wis. Date: Monday, Sept. 4, 2017 Time: 6:05 p.m. (MT) Live Video Link: Live Stats: Available at Match Updates: Total Points: NM - 10 UM - 6 Total Goals: NM - 4 UM - 2 Total Assists: NM - 2 UM - 2 Goals Per Game: NM UM Goals Allowed: NM - 3 UM - 3 Goal Allowed Avg: NM UM Total Saves: NM - 15 UM - 8 Save Percentage: NM UM Shutouts: NM - 1 UM - 0 Shutout Percentage: NM UM Notes last udpated 9/2 Bold denotes home games *denotes Conference USA game italics denote tournament All times listed are Mountain Time Game times are subject to change All home and conference matches will be streamed online, for free, through the MW Network, which can also be accessed through GoLobos.com. You can follow the live stats on your computer or your mobile device for UNM Men s Soccer and all other Lobo teams all season at Comparative schedules Marquette opened its 2017 slate against Kentucky, falling 1-0 in overtime. While UNM has not yet played the C-USA Wildcats this season, the Lobos were selected to finish second in the C-USA Preseason Poll, two spots ahead of Kentucky C-USA Standings As of September 2, 2017 SCHOOL PTS. C-USA CPCT. OVERALL PCT. HOME AWAY NEUTRAL STREAK Kentucky W3 Charlotte W1 UAB W2 Old Dominion L1 FIU Marshall W1 South Carolina L1 New Mexico W1 Florida Atlantic L2

2 record when... New Mexico s Record When... At home On the road At neutral sites Vs. Ranked opponents In the C-USA In non-conference games (regular season) In overtime games When scoring first When opponent scores first When leading in shots When trailing in shots When tied in shots When leading in corner kicks When trailing in corner kicks When tied in corner kicks With more fouls With fewer fouls When tied in fouls When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring three or more goals In August In September In October In November C-USA ATTENDANCE 2016 Regular Season (Through 8/23/17) Place School Avg Home Attendance 1. South Carolina 2, Kentucky 1, New Mexico 1, Charlotte 1, Old Dominion UAB FIU Marshall Florida Atlantic 256 new mexico match notes Scouting marquette Marquette enters Monday s matchup with the Lobos looking for its first win of the season as the team is in its first two games. The Golden Eagles opened the season with a heartbreaking, 1-0 overtime loss to Conference USA team Kentucky on August 25 before playing to a 2-2, double-overtime draw vs. UIC in their home opener on Friday. Monday s game against UNM will complete an opening stretch of three-straight 2016 NCAA Tournament qualifier opponents for the Golden Eagles. Marquette was voted to finish seventh in the Big East in the league s preseason poll in MU s only player selected to the Preseason All-Big East squad was reigning Big East Conference Freshman of the Year and leading returning points scorer Luka Prpa. Last season, Prpa led Marquette with 10 goals and six assists. The young squad started five newcomers in its season opener. Last time out The Lobos extended their home unbeaten streak to 12 after claiming a 3-0 shutout victory over UNLV on Friday night in UNM s 2017 home opener. With the win, UNM is now at home since October 27, 2015 when the Lobos fell to Charlotte at the UNM Soccer Complex. UNM s first goal on Friday was scored by senior Sam Gleadle to give the Lobos an early 1-0 lead before a pair of newcomers netted their first goals as Lobos. Freshman Nick Taylor scored in the 37th minute to give UNM an insurance goal leading into halftime before junior transfer Antoine Vial found the back of the net on a PK opportunity in the 79th. Defensively, senior Jason Beaulieu tallied his first shutout of the season to move up to third in the UNM record book with 18 career shutouts. 200 Wins for Fish With the Lobos 3-0 victory over UNLV at the UNM Soccer Complex on Friday night, head coach Jeremy Fishbein tallied his 200th victory at the helm of the UNM men s soccer program. He currently boasts a record of in his 16th season at UNM and an overall record of He is the program s all-time winningest coach and entered the season ranked 17th in the nation among NCAA DI active head coaches. shutouts - rack em up! Senior Jason Beaulieu reached third place in the UNM record book for career shutouts after his first clean sheet of the season on Friday night. He now has 18 in his career and is just seven behind second place (Andrew Weber, 25). The all-time record, currently held by Associate Head Coach Mike Graczyk, is 30. Beaulieu racked up eight shutouts last season, earning him seventh in UNM history in shutouts in a single season. Taylor s first goal Freshman Nick Taylor notched his first official career goal on Friday night vs UNLV - and it was a beauty! Taylor blasted a shot from 30 yards on the far right wing that sailed over the defense and landed in the top center of the net for an outstanding rookie scoring debut. We ve got two - PDL Players to watch Junior Aaron Herrera and senior Luke Lawrence were named to the 2017 PDL Players to Watch in College list this week. They were two of only 95 college players to make the list, only four of which were from Conference USA. Herrera competed for FC Tucson this summer while Lawrence was a member of the Albuquerque Sol. The list aims to feature standout PDL players in college soccer on their paths to the professional level.

3 Preseason honors The reigning C-USA Tournament Champion Lobos were picked to finish second in Conference USA behind Charlotte in In addition, sophomores Tom Smart and Matthew Constant were named to the C-USA Preseason Team. As a team, the Lobos have been ranked in the preseason by two organizations. The United Soccer Coaches Preseason Poll notched the Lobos 20th while Top Drawer Soccer ranked UNM 19th. Junior Aaron Herrera also earned Top Drawer Soccer Best XI Second Team honors heading into the season. it s a hard-knock schedule The Lobos are no stranger to tough competition, but this season UNM will take on eight squads that competed in the NCAA Tournament last season including three C-USA opponents. Those teams include No. 11 Washington, UNLV, CSUN, Kentucky, South Carolina, No. 21 UCLA, No. 3 Denver and No. 15 Charlotte. By the Numbers Here is what is returning and missing for the 2017 Lobos. Stat...Returning... Lost... %Returning Goals % Assists % Points % Starts % Shots % Shots on Goal % GW Goals % Saves (GK) % Shutouts (GK) % Wins (GK) % Matthew Constant C-USA Preseason Team... Aug. 10 Aaron Herrera Top Drawer Soccer Best XI Second Team... Aug PDL Players to Watch in College List... Aug. 25 Luke Lawrence 2017 PDL Players to Watch in College List... Aug. 25 Tom Smart C-USA Preseason Team... Aug. 10 A whole new offense After a successful run to the 2016 NCAA postseason, the Lobos lost five key seniors from the squad and a pair of dominating attackers including Niko Hansen and Chris Wehan. Hansen was the No. 9 overall pick in the 2017 MLS Superdraft to the Columbus Crew SC while Wehan has been racking up the accolades as a member of Reno 1868 FC, a USL team. The pair combined for 61.8 percent of the Lobos goals last season. Offensively, the Lobos will need to replace the dynamic duo in the attacking third and have added 13 new players to the 2017 roster in effort to replenish the squad. Of UNM s 20 points in exhibition matches this season, 10 came from new players. The other 10 came from a trio of returners (Aaron Herrera, Sam Gleadle and Luke Lawrence) and a redshirt freshman (Noah Bushey). The newcomers that scored included freshman Nick Taylor, who led UNM with two goals, as well as freshman Alex Vedamanikam, junior transfer Antoine Vial and redshirt junior transfer Wedner Delmonte who posted one goal apiece. Defensively, the boys are back While the Lobo offense will look very different, the UNM defense returns the majority of an experienced and solid back line that helped lead the Lobos to nine shutouts in First, senior Jason Beaulieu returns between the posts. He started all 22 games for UNM in 2016 racking up 2,072 minutes. He posted eight shutouts which ranks seventh in Lobo history for most shutouts in a single season. Last season he also tied for ninth in UNM history in single-season wins (12). For his career, Beaulieu heads into the season ranking tied for third in shutouts with 17, sixth in saves with 163, seventh in wins with 26 and sixth in appearances with 51. Junior Aaron Herrera will help anchor the back line for UNM after competing with the U-20 World Cup over the summer. He started all 22 games for the Lobos last season totaling 2,050 minutes and registering six points (two goals, two assists). In addition, Herrera was named to the Top Drawer Soccer Best XI Second Team recognizing him as one of the lobos & awards

4 national polls United Soccer Coaches Top-25 Poll Week 1 - August 29, 2017 Rk Team 2017 Prev. 1 Stanford (23) Wake Forest North Carolina Denver (1) Clemson Maryland Indiana Syracuse Notre Dame Washington Louisville Virginia Michigan State Mass.-Lowell UCLA Charlotte Butler Utah Valley NR 19 West Virginia NR 20 Old Dominion NR 21 Nebraska-Omaha NR 22 Boston College NR 23 Creighton Akron Seattle NR Others receiving votes: Duke (30), Virginia Tech (27), Loyola Md. (26), UNC-Wilmington (22), Providence (20), Air Force (15), Loyola Chi. (14), Stony Brook (14), UC Santa Barbara (11), Pacific (10), Hofstra (10), Coastal Carolina (9), Dartmouth (9), Connecticut (8), FlU (8), Kentucky (8), Georgia State (8), Western Michigan (5), Georgetown (4), Wisconsin (4), New Hampshire (4), US Military (4), New Mexico (3), George Mason (3), SMU (3), UNLV (2), South Carolina (2), UAB (1), Marist (1). projected top players in the country this season. Sophomores Tom Smart and Matthew Constant also return to the Lobo defense. The pair both started all season in 2016, Smart earning 22 starts and Constant starting 20 matches, missing two to play with the Canadian U-20 Team. Smart and Constant were also the only two Lobos to earn Conference USA Preseason honors. lobo soccer: a mile high and louder than... The UNM Soccer Complex is building a reputation as one of the nation s toughest venues to play in. In addition to being a mile high and louder than, New Mexico has turned Albuquerque into one of the hottest tickets in college soccer. The Lobos have ranked in the top 25 in attendance nationally every season since the NCAA began keeping those statistics in international Pride While the diversity of the team roster is obvious, many Lobos have some serious international credentials. Five have represented their country in top-level international competition: Aaron Herrera (US U20); Matthew Constant (US U17 National team, Canada U20 National team); Billy Jones (captained New Zealand U17 in select World Cup qualifying matches); Aaron Scott (U15, U16, U17 Scottish National Team) and Ingi Jónsson (U17 Icelandic National Team). excelling off the pitch Lobo Soccer has a rich tradition of academic success. During the Fishbein era (2002 to present), UNM has had 20 Academic All-Americans - more than any other men s soccer program in the country among all divisions. In addition, the Lobos have garnered 91 Academic All-Conference honorees and 20 NSCAA Scholar All-Americans under Fishbein s tutelage. As a team, the Lobos have earned the NSCAA Academic Team Award in 13 of the last 14 seasons. College Soccer News Top-30 Poll Week ending August 27, 2017 Rk Team 2017 Prev. 1 Stanford Wake Forest Maryland Denver North Carolina Clemson Louisville Indiana Virginia Syracuse Washington Notre Dame Charlotte Michigan State Virginia Tech Creighton Boston College RV 18 Utah Valley RV 19 Butler Akron Loyola Chicago UCLA RV 23 Seattle NR 24 Omaha NR 25 Wisconsin Providence UMass Lowell Portland Pacific SIUE Others receiving votes: FGCU, South Carolina, Dartmouth, Coastal Carolina, Kentucky, Old Dominion, Furman, Albany, UNLV, New Mexico, West Virginia

5 The 2017 New Mexico Lobos No. Name Pos Ht./Wt. Year Hometown (Last TEAM) 00 Evan Munn GK 6-0/175 Jr. Olympia, Wash. (Tacoma CC) 0 Jacobus McClure GK 6-5/195 R-Fr. Las Cruces, N.M. (Portland Timbers Academy) 1 Jason Beaulieu GK 6-4/200 Sr. Montreal, Quebec (Saint-Gabriel) 2 Tom Smart D 5-9/165 R-So. Birmingham, England (West Bromwich Albion U21) 3 Lucas Seligman D 5-8/150 R-Sr. (La Cueva HS) 4 Noah Bushey MF 5-7/140 R-Fr. Denver, Colo. (Rush Academy) 5 Matt Dorsey MF 6-4/190 R-Jr. Spring, Texas (Klein Collins HS) 6 Aaron Scott MF 5-10/160 So. Edinburgh, Scotland (Heart of Midlothian FC) 7 Grayson Dupont MF 5-7/150 R-Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Montverde Academy) 9 Luke Lawrence F 6-2/190 Sr. (Fort Lewis College) 10 Devin Boyce MF 5-10/155 R-So. St. Louis, Mo. (Christian Brothers College) 11 Simon Spangenberg MF 5-10/160 Jr. Brussels, Belgium (Ecole Europeenne Bruxelles II) 12 Rio Murray F 5-11/165 Fr. Manchester, England (Ashton United FC) 14 Antoine Vial MF 5-10/150 Jr. Sète, France (Drury University) 15 Ingi Jónsson D 6-2/181 So. Kópavogur, Iceland (Icelandic National Teams/Breiðablik) 16 Nick Barreiro D 5-10/158 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Real Salt Lake U18) 17 Alex Vedamanikam F 5-11/160 Fr. (Real Salt Lake Academy) 18 Nick Taylor F 5-10/155 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell HS/Dallas Texans Red U99) 19 Matthew Constant D 6-6/190 So. Dallas, Texas (USA U17 National Team) 20 Wedner Delmonte MF 5-6/150 R-Jr. Minotrie, Haiti (Grand Canyon) 21 Billy Jones MF 6-3/170 R-Fr. Auckland, New Zealand (Mount Albert Grammar) 22 Aaron Herrera D 5-11/160 Jr. Las Cruces, N.M. (Vista Grande HS) 23 Sam Gleadle F 5-10/160 Sr. Chichester, England (Campo Verde HS) 24 Michael Sprauer MF 6-1/145 Fr. (Rio Rapids SC/Eldorado HS) 26 Shamach Brussard MF 5-8/ Fr. (Elite 99/Sandia HS) 28 Bailey Letherman MF 5-10/145 Fr. Sammamish, Wash. (Crossfire Premier) 30 Ford Parker GK 6-2/170 R-So. (Rio Rapids 97/Sandia HS) Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Jeremy Fishbein (UC Santa Barbara, th season at UNM) Associate Head Coach: Mike Graczyk (4th season) Assistant Coach: Kelly Altman (1st Season) Assistant Coach: Lucas Champenois (2nd season) Athletic Trainer: Keith Cross (4th season) By Class (27 Total) Seniors (4): Jason Beaulieu, Lucas Seligman, Luke Lawrence, Sam Gleadle Juniors (6): Evan Munn, Matt Dorsey, Simon Spangenberg, Antoine Vial, Wedner Delmonte, Aaron Herrera Sophomores (6): Tom Smart, Aaron Scott, Devin Boyce, Ingi Jónsson, Matthew Constant, Ford Parker Freshmen (11): Jacobus McClure, Noah Bushey, Grayson Dupont, Rio Murray, Nick Barreiro, Alex Vedamanikam, Nick Taylor, Billy Jones, Michael Sprauer, Shamach Brussard, Bailey Letherman By state/country (27 Total) New Mexico (8): Jacobus McClure, Lucas Seligman, Luke Lawrence, Alex Vedamanikam, Aaron Herrera, Michael Sprauer, Shamach Brussard, Ford Parker Texas (4): Matt Dorsey, Nick Barreiro, Nick Taylor, Matthew Constant Washington (2): Evan Munn, Bailey Letherman Alabama (1): Grayson Dupont Colorado (1): Noah Bushey Missouri (1): Devin Boyce Belgium (1): Simon Spangenberg England (3): Tom Smart, Rio Murray, Sam Gleadle France (1): Antoine Vial Haiti (1): Wedner Delmonte Iceland (1): Ingi Jónsson New Zealand (1): Billy Jones Quebec (1): Jason Beaulieu Scotland (1): Aaron Scott PRONUNCIATIONS No. Name Pronunciation 0 JACOBUS McClure...Juh-KOBE-us 1 Jason BEAULIEU... Bowl-YOUH 3 Lucas SELIGMAN... Sa-LIG-men 14 ANTOINE VIAL...ANN-twan VEE-all 15 INGI Jónsson... ING-ee 16 Nick BARREIRO... Buh-RARE-oh 17 Alex VEDAMANIKAM...VED-man-ick-um 20 Wedner DELMONTE... del-mont-ay 25 Noah BUSHEY...boo-SHAY 26 SHAMACH Brussard... shuh-mock Mike GRACZYK... GRAZE-ack Lucas CHAMPENOIS... shamp-en-wah

6 2017 New Mexico Lobos radio/tv roster 00 Evan Munn GK 6-0 Jr. Olympia, Wash Jacobus McClure GK 6-5 R-Fr. Las Cruces, N.M. 1 Aaron Scott MF 5-10 So. 7 Matt Dorsey MF 6-4 R-Jr. Spring, Texas 6 Rio Murray F 5-11 Fr. 14 Jason Beaulieu GK 6-4 Sr. Montreal, Quebec 2 Grayson Dupont MF 5-7 R-Fr. Birmingham, Ala. 9 Edinburgh, Scotland Manchester, England Antoine Vial MF 5-10 Jr. Sète, France 15 MF 5-6 R-Jr. Minotrie, Haiti MF 6-3 R-Fr. Luke Lawrence F 6-2 Sr. 22 Auckland, New Zealand 26 Shamach Brussard 28 MF 5-8 Fr. Jeremy Fishbein Head Coach Birmingham, England Ingi Jónsson 16 Nick Barreiro D 6-2 So. D 5-10 Fr. Kópavogur, Iceland El Paso, Texas 19 Matthew Constant 20 Wedner Delmonte 21 Billy Jones D 6-6 So. Dallas, Texas Tom Smart D 5-9 R-So. Mike Graczyk Associate Head Coach Aaron Herrera D 5-11 Jr. Las Cruces, N.M. 3 Lucas Seligman D 5-8 R-Sr. 10 Devin Boyce MF 5-10 R-So. St. Louis, Mo. 4 Noah Bushey MF 5-7 R-Fr. Denver, Colo. 11 Simon Spangenberg MF 5-10 Jr. Brussels, Belgium 17 Alex Vedamanikam 18 F 5-11 Fr. 23 Sam Gleadle F 5-10 Sr. Chichester, England Nick Taylor F 5-10 Fr. Coppell, Texas 24 Michael Sprauer MF 6-1 Fr. Bailey Letherman 30 Ford Parker MF 5-10 Fr. GK 6-2 R-So. Sammamish, Wash. Kelly Altman Assistant Coach Lucas Champenois Assistant Coach Keith Cross Athletic Trainer

7 Head Coach jeremy fishbein Coaching Experience Head Coach: 2002-Present - New Mexico ( ) Incarnate Word (Texas) ( ) Fort Lewis College (Colo.) ( ) Associate Head Coach: New Mexico Overall record (25 years): (.668) Overall conference record: (.718) The Fishbein Era Eleven NCAA Tournament appearances in 15 seasons Nine regular season conference championships with four tournament championships. Five-time Conference Coach of the Year (2002, 2005, 2006, 2011, 2013) NSCAA Far-West Region Coach of the Year in 2005 & Soccer America National Coach of the Year City of Albuquerque Coach of the Year in 2011 Posted a career conference mark of (.797) in the MPSF Jeremy Fishbein Head Coach - 16th Season 2017 Season: Career at UNM: New Mexico s all-time winningest coach Coached 12 All-Americans & 3 Freshman All-Americans Guided 20 different Lobos to Academic All-American honors Led the Lobos to the National Championship Finals in 2005 and the College Cup in 2013 New Mexico History Season Record Conference NCAA Postseason Second Round N/A Sweet NCAA Finals Second Round First Round N/A First Round First Round Sweet Sweet Final Four N/A N/A Second Round TBD Fishbein at new mexico Overall Record At UNM Soccer Complex On The Road At Neutral Sites Conference Record Home Conference Record Road Conference Record Score 3+ Goals Allow 3+ Goals Matches Decided By Matches Decided By In Overtime When UNM Scores First When Opponent Scores First Leading At The Half Trailing At The Half Tied At The Half Outshoots Opponent Outshot By Opponent Shots Are Tied

8 updated 2017 stats 2017 New Mexico Men's Soccer New Mexico Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 01, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 25 at #11 Washington L Aug 27 at Seattle University L Sep 01 UNLV W TEAM STATISTICS NM OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 7 5 Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/735 2/462 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 23 GLEADLE, Sam LAWRENCE, Luke TAYLOR, Nick VIAL, Antoine HERRERA, Aaron BOYCE, Devin BUSHEY, Noah DELMONTE, Wedner SCOTT, Aaron DORSEY, Matt CONSTANT, Matthew VEDAMANIKAM, Alex JONES, Billy JONSSON, Ingi SPANGENBERG, Simo DUPONT, Grayson SELIGMAN, Lucas SMART, Tom Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 BEAULIEU, Jason 3 270: /0 Total 3 270: Opponents 3 270: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total New Mexico Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total New Mexico Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total New Mexico Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total New Mexico Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd Total New Mexico Opponents

9 2017 Box Scores GAME 1: NEW MEXICO 1, #11 WASHIINGTON 2 Aug. 25, 2017 Seattle, Wash. GAME 2: NEW MEXICO 0, SEATTLE 1 Aug. 27, 2017 Seattle, Wash. New Mexico (0-0-1) vs. Washington (1-0-0) Date: Aug 25,2017 Attendance: 710 Weather: Soccer Box Score (Final) 2017 New Mexico Men's Soccer #20 New Mexico vs #11 Washington (Aug 25,2017 at Seattle, Wash.) New Mexico gk 1 BEAULIEU, Jason d 2 SMART, Tom mf 4 BUSHEY, Noah mf 6 SCOTT, Aaron f 9 LAWRENCE, Luke mf 10 BOYCE, Devin d 15 JONSSON, Ingi d 19 CONSTANT, Matthew mf 21 JONES, Billy d 22 HERRERA, Aaron f 23 GLEADLE, Sam DORSEY, Matt VIAL, Antoine VEDAMANIKAM, Alex TAYLOR, Nick DELMONTE, Wedner Totals BEAULIEU, Jason 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Washington Corner kicks 1 2 Total New Mexico Washington Goals by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Washington Washington gk 1 Saif Kerawala d 3 Quentin Pearson mf 4 Corban Anderson d 5 Garret Jackson d 6 Luke Hauswirth mf 8 James Smith f 9 Elijah Rice f 10 Kyle Coffee mf 18 Beau Blanchard mf 19 Justin Fiddes mf 24 Handwalla Bwana Jaret Townsend Scott Menzies John Magnus Ryan DeGroot Jesse Fitzgerald Blake Bodily Totals Saif Kerawala 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Washington Fouls 1 2 Total New Mexico Washington Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 34:30 WASH Elijah Rice (1) James Smith finish from 10 yards left 2. 86:02 WASH Scott Menzies (1) Penalty kick 3. 86:52 NM LAWRENCE, Luke (1) (unassisted) Cautions and ejections: YC-WASH #18 (34:58); YC-NM #21 (38:01); YC-WASH #19 (53:15); YC-NM #19 (55:27); YC-NM #14 (73:05); YC-WASH #4 (78:32) Win-Saif Kerawala (1-0-0). Loss-BEAULIEU, Jason (0-0-1). Stadium: Husky Soccer Stadium Officials: Referee: Luis Guardia; Asst. Referee: Baboucarr Jallow; Levi Rippy; Alt. Official: Ben Oakley; Scorer: Traci Bode; Offsides: New Mexico 1, Washington 0. Official's signature New Mexico (0-2-0) vs. Seattle University (2-0-0) Date: Aug 27, 2017 Attendance: 213 Weather: clear skies, mid 80s New Mexico gk 1 BEAULIEU, Jason d 2 SMART, Tom mf 6 SCOTT, Aaron f 9 LAWRENCE, Luke mf 10 BOYCE, Devin mf 14 VIAL, Antoine d 15 JONSSON, Ingi d 19 CONSTANT, Matthew mf 21 JONES, Billy d 22 HERRERA, Aaron f 23 GLEADLE, Sam BUSHEY, Noah DORSEY, Matt DUPONT, Grayson VEDAMANIKAM, Alex TAYLOR, Nick DELMONTE, Wedner Totals BEAULIEU, Jason 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Seattle University Corner kicks 1 2 Total New Mexico Seattle University Soccer Box Score (Final) 2017 New Mexico Men's Soccer #20 New Mexico vs Seattle University (Aug 27, 2017 at Seattle, WA) Goals by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Seattle University Seattle University gk 1 Adachi, Josh d 4 Aune, Nathan mf 5 Ramos, Ozzie mf 8 Avila-Good, Julian mf 10 Rivas, Sergio d 14 John, Tyler f 17 Gibson, Cody d 19 Randle IV, Ivory mf 23 Roldan, Alex d 27 Ayala, Anthony f 29 Youssef, Medo Neto, Orlando Noblat, Connor Greene, Josh Ruiz, Gabriel Fahling, Quinn Totals Adachi, Josh 90: TM TEAM 0: Saves by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Seattle University Fouls 1 2 Total New Mexico Seattle University Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 73:30 SU Aune, Nathan (1) Rivas, Sergio Header nearpost off corner kick Cautions and ejections: YC-NM #2 (23:07); YC-SU #8 (52:59); YC-NM #4 (69:07) Win-Adachi, Josh (2-0-0). Loss-BEAULIEU, Jason (0-2-0). Stadium: Championship Field Officials: Referee: Saeed Askar; Asst. Referee: Brydon Eakins; Jeff Hosking; Alt. Official: Rich Barnett; Timekeeper: SU Athletic Comm; Scorer: SU Athletic Comm; Offsides: New Mexico 0, Seattle University 1. Official's signature GAME 3: NEW MEXICO 3, UNLV 0 Sept. 1, 2017 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2017 New Mexico Men's Soccer UNLV vs New Mexico (Sep 01, 2017 at ) UNLV (1-2-0) vs. New Mexico (1-2-0) Date: Sep 01, 2017 Attendance: 735 Weather: 88 degrees, 11 mph winds UNLV gk 27 Adame, Enrique Musovski, Adam Musovski, Danny Pitt, Marquis Allen, Tyler Eng, Jason Mehlich, Timo Velazquez, Oscar Partida, Kevin Chavez, Jordan Diaz, Memo Gonzalez, Marco Mills, Kieran Partida, Jesus Jackson, Spencer Moran, Daniel Takada, Shota Farias, Ivan Drye, James Totals Adame, Enrique 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total UNLV New Mexico Corner kicks 1 2 Total UNLV New Mexico Goals by period 1 2 Total UNLV New Mexico New Mexico gk 1 BEAULIEU, Jason SMART, Tom BUSHEY, Noah SCOTT, Aaron BOYCE, Devin JONSSON, Ingi CONSTANT, Matthew DELMONTE, Wedner JONES, Billy HERRERA, Aaron GLEADLE, Sam SELIGMAN, Lucas DORSEY, Matt LAWRENCE, Luke SPANGENBERG, Sim VIAL, Antoine VEDAMANIKAM, Alex TAYLOR, Nick Totals BEAULIEU, Jason 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total UNLV New Mexico Fouls 1 2 Total UNLV New Mexico Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 18:38 NM GLEADLE, Sam (1) BOYCE, Devin beat defender on left, beat keeper and sh to right side 2. 37:54 NM TAYLOR, Nick (1) HERRERA, Aaron shot from far right wing into the top cente the goal 3. 79:01 NM VIAL, Antoine (1) Penalty kick Cautions and ejections: RC-UNLV #3 (16:34); YC-NM #10 (57:08); YC-NM #14 (85:00); YC-UNLV #19 (85:21) Win-BEAULIEU, Jason (1-2-0). Loss-Adame, Enrique (1-2-0). Stadium: UNM Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Cuauhtemoc Delgadill; Asst. Referee: Greg Rach; Carlos Galvez; Alt. Official: Jim Keohane; Timekeeper: Jose Estrada; Scorer: Chelsea Pitvorec; Offsides: UNLV 0, New Mexico 1. Official's signature