WAKE FOREST (7-3-4) VS. DAVIDSON (6-7-1) NEXT UP... Wake Forest will be on the road in the ACC this weekend when it travels to play Duke at 7 p.m.

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1 Deacons // Wildcats October 22, 2013 Spry Stadium Winston-Salem, N.C. WAKE FOREST (7-3-4) VS. DAVIDSON (6-7-1) // SCHEDULE & RESULTS // // THE TEAMS // WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS VS // THE COACHES // JAY VIDOVICH Alma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan, 1982 At Wake Forest: 20th as HC (28th total) (.677) As a Head Coach: 20th Season (.677) // SERIES HISTORY // Overall vs. Davidson: WF leads Davidson Series Started: 1981 at Wake Forest: WF leads at Davidson: WF leads at Neutral Sites: // THE NUMBERS // Record ACC Non-Conference Home Away National Ranking 15/15 Goals Scored 24 Goals Allowed 14 Record SoCon Non-Conference Home Away National Ranking NR Goals Scored 18 Goals Allowed 20 // COMMUNICATIONS // Steven Wright Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Cell: (513) Offi ce: (336) wrights@wfu.edu MATT SPEAR Alma Mater: Davidson, 1993 At Davidson: 13th Season (.490) As a Head Coach: 13th Season (.490) // ON THE WEB // ONLINE Twitter Live updates with stats & notes Facebook // fb.com/wakemenssoccer Photos and news YouTube // WakeForestAthletics Postgame highlights and interviews WakeForestSports.com Complete coverage of Deacon men s soccer WAKE FOREST HOSTS NON-CONFERENCE FOE DAVIDSON Wake Forest will play its fi nal non-conference game of the regular season when it hosts Davidson on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Spry Stadium. HOW TO CATCH THE GAMES Live stats and a live stream of the game will be available at WakeForest- Sports.com. Ty Collins will have the call. In addition, live updates of the game can be found by following the team on Twitter (@WakeMSoccer). LAST TIME OUT The Demon Deacons took a 4-1 lead into halftime at fourth-ranked Maryland on Saturday and ended up defeating the Terrapins 4-3 to remain undefeated in the conference and stay in a tie for fi rst place in the ACC. Wake Forest got some help on a Maryland own goal in the 22nd minute, and Luca Gimenez scored his fi rst goal of the game in the 29th minute to make it 2-0. The Terps got on the board in the 36th minute, but Sean Okoli and Luca Gimenez scored in the 39th minute and 41st minute, respectively, to give the Deacs a 4-1 lead at half. Maryland scored twice within the fi rst 15 minutes of the second half, but Wake Forest held on for the win. Gimenez ended the night with two goals and an assist, while Okoli had one of each. DAVIDSON NOTES Davidson will be looking to snap a three-game skid on Tuesday night. Valeriy Sviderskiy is the only Wildcat with more than two goals on the year, as he leads the team with six. Max Pragnell has a team-high six assists, while Matt Pacifi ci has 44 saves and a 1.26 goals against average in more than 1,000 minutes in goal. SERIES HISTORY Wake Forest owns a dominant record all-time over Davidson and is currently riding a 15-game winning streak against the Wildcats. In addition, the Demon Deacons are against Davidson in Winston- Salem. The Wildcats last win over the Deacs came at Spry Stadium on Oct. 19, 1997 by a score of 1-0. Last season, Wake Forest shut out Davidson 2-0 on the road thanks to goals from Luca Gimenez and Jared Watts. NEXT UP... Wake Forest will be on the road in the ACC this weekend when it travels to play Duke at 7 p.m. ACC STANDINGS SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL W-L-T PTS PCT W-L-T PCT 1. Wake Forest Notre Dame Maryland Clemson North Carolina Virginia Boston College Virginia Tech Duke Syracuse NC State Pitt AUGUST 30 #13 COASTAL CAROLINA L, 0-1 SEPTEMBER 1 MONMOUTH W, at Boston College* W, VIRGINIA* W, at #24 Elon L, at Pitt* (ESPN3) W, #17 VCU W, #1 NORTH CAROLINA* T, 1-1 (2ot) OCTOBER 1 at Charlotte T, 1-1 (2ot) 4 VIRGINIA TECH* W, at NC State* (ESPN3) T, 2-2 (2ot) 11 #17 CLEMSON* T, 1-1 (2ot) 15 at #23 Akron L, at #4 Maryland* W, DAVIDSON 7 p.m. 25 at Duke* 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 2 NOTRE DAME* 7 p.m. 8 SYRACUSE* 7 p.m ACC Men s Soccer Championship 12 ACC Quarterfi nals (Campus Sites) TBA 15 ACC Semifi nals! TBA 17 ACC Finals! TBA 2013 NCAA Men s Soccer Championship 21 NCAA First Round TBA 24 NCAA Second Round TBA DECEMBER 1 NCAA Third Round TBA 6,7,8 NCAA Quarterfi nals TBA 13 NCAA College Cup Semis # TBA 15 NCAA College Cup Finals # TBA Home games in BOLD CAPS. * - ACC game! - ACC Championship (Germantown, Md.) # - College Cup (Philadelphia, Pa.) All Times are ET ESPN3 - Live streaming at ESPN3.com // STATISTICAL LEADERS // Goals 1. Sean Okoli... 5 Luca Gimenez... 5 Assists: 1. Lubahn/Watts/Harkes/Gimenez Gamble/Mullin/Parker/Okoli... 2 Points: 1. Luca Gimenez Sean Okoli Shots: 1. Luca Gimenez Sean Okoli Saves: 1. Alec Ferrell Andrew Harris... 18

2 // ROSTER BREAKDOWN // BY CLASS Seniors (7) Andy Lubahn Chris Duvall Luca Gimenez Tolani Ibikunle Shane Powell Ross Tomaselli Jared Watts Juniors (5) Sam Fink Kovi Konowiecki Teddy Mullin David Myers Sean Okoli Sophomores (4) Michael Gamble Andrew Harris Philip Parker Jalen Robinson Freshmen (13) Hunter Bandy Grant Bishop Rafael Fagundo Alec Ferrell Tane Gent Ricky Greensfelder Ian Harkes Thomas Haws Jacori Hayes Kody Higginbotham Hayden Partain Jason Pillard William Robinson BY STATE/COUNTRY Maryland (6) Michael Gamble (Columbia) Ricky Greensfelder (Baltimore) Andrew Harris (Baltimore) Jacori Hayes (Bowie) Kody Higginbotham (Upper Marlboro) Jalen Robinson (Catonsville) North Carolina (5) Grant Bishop (Raleigh) Teddy Mullin (Durham) David Myers (Winston-Salem) Ross Tomaselli (Wilmington) Jared Watts (Statesville) Texas (3) Thomas Haws (Austin) Philip Parker (Beaumont) Hayden Partain (Frisco) Georgia (2) Chris Duvall (Duluth) William Robinson (Roswell) Pennsylvania (2) Tolani Ibikunle (Wynnewood) Andy Lubahn (Erie) Virginia (2) Rafael Fagundo (Herndon) Ian Harkes (Fairfax) Brazil (1) Luca Gimenez (Sao Paulo) California (1) Kovi Konowiecki (Long Beach) Colorado (1) Jason Pillard (Niwot) Delaware (1) Shane Powell (Wilmington) Florida (1) Hunter Bandy (Boca Raton) Illinois (1) Sam Fink (Glen Carbon) New Zealand (1) Tane Gent (Christchurch) Ohio (1) Alec Ferrell (Westlake) Washington (1) Sean Okoli (Federal Way) // 2013 DEMON DEACON NUMERICAL ROSTER // No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown /Previous School 0 Alec Ferrell R-Fr. GK Westlake, Ohio/ Westlake HS 1 Andrew Harris So. GK Baltimore, Md./Gilman School 2 Jared Watts Sr. M Statesville, N.C./Bradenton Preparatory Academy 3 Rafael Fagundo Fr. D Herndon, Va. (Paul VI HS) 4 Tolani Ibikunle Sr. D Wynnewood, Pa./St. Joseph s Prep 5 Sam Fink Jr. D Glen Carbon, Ill./Edwardsville 6 Ross Tomaselli Sr. M Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover 8 Jacori Hayes Fr. M Bowie, Md./DeMatha Catholic HS 9 Sean Okoli Jr. F Federal Way, Wash./Todd Beamer 10 Teddy Mullin Jr. M/F Durham, N.C./C.E. Jordan 11 Luca Gimenez Sr. M/F Sao Paulo, Brazil/South Kent School 12 Kovi Konowiecki R-Jr. M Long Beach, Calif./St. John s 13 Michael Gamble So. M/F Columbia, Md./McDonogh 14 Thomas Haws R-Fr. M Austin, Texas/Westlake 15 Jalen Robinson So. D Catonsville, Md./Mount St. Joseph 16 Ian Harkes Fr. M Fairfax, Va./Gonzaga College HS 17 Andy Lubahn Sr. F Erie, Pa./Cathedral Preparatory School 18 Chris Duvall Sr. D Duluth, Ga./Wesleyan School 20 Hunter Bandy Fr. M Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton Community HS 21 Hayden Partain Fr. M Frisco, Texas/Wakeland 22 William Robinson Fr. D Roswell, Ga./Lassiter HS 25 Ricky Greensfelder R-Fr. M Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley 26 Philip Parker So. D Beaumont, Texas/Monsignor Kelly 27 Kody Higginbotham Fr. D Upper Marlboro, Md./Gonzaga College HS 28 Tane Gent Fr. F Christchurch, New Zealand/St. Andrews College 29 Shane Powell Sr. D Wilmington, Del./Richmond 30 Grant Bishop Fr. GK Raleigh, N.C./Broughton HS 31 David Myers Jr. GK Winston-Salem, N.C./Reagan 33 Jason Pillard Fr. D Niwot, Colo./Niwot HS // 2013 DEMON DEACON COACHING STAFF // Head Coach...Jay Vidovich (Ohio Wesleyan 82) / 20th year as HC; 28th overall at Wake Forest Assistant Coach...Ryan Martin (Ohio Wesleyan 05) / 7th season at Wake Forest Assistant Coach...Dane Brenner (South Florida 06) / 3rd season at Wake Forest 4 // PRONUNCIATION GUIDE // 0. Alec Ferrell... FAIR-uhl 3. Rafael Fagundo... fa-gun-doe 4. Tolani Ibikunle... tull-on-ee ee-bee-koon-lay 9. Sean Okoli... o-koe-lee 11. Luca Gimenez... zhe-men-ez 12. Kovi Konowiecki... KOE-vee kuh-nuh-vee-et-ski 17. Andy Lubahn... LOOB-on 28. Tane Gent... TAWN-nay GENT (same g as in girl ; rhymes with sent ) 33. Jason Pillard... pil-lard HC. Jay Vidovich... VID-uh-vitch

3 JAY VIDOVICH HEAD COACH 20th Year Ohio Wesleyan, 1982 Jay Vidovich, one of the top college soccer coaches in the country, enters his 20th season as head coach and 28th year overall at Wake Forest in The two-time National Coach of the Year and fi ve-time Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year has developed Wake Forest into one of the top soccer programs in the country, leading the team to four straight College Cups ( ), including the fi rst national championship in program history in Wake Forest has reached the NCAA Tournament in 10 of the past 11 seasons, including entering the tournament as the nation s top seed three times. In all, Wake Forest has captured fi ve ACC regular season championships and posted a record of over the past ten seasons. Vidovich has been named ACC Coach of the Year fi ve times (2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009) and was named National Coach of the Year by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) in 2007 and Vidovich has an overall record of in his 19 years. Vidovich has also proven to be one of the top developers of talent in college soccer, placing numerous players in professional soccer leagues, both in America and overseas. At the start of the 2013 season, a total of 15 former Demon Deacons were playing professionally. Wake Forest has had 27 players taken in the Major League Soccer SuperDraft, including 16 players taken in the last seven years. Of the 27 selections, 11 players have been drafted in the fi rst round, ranking second among all colleges, trailing only UCLA s 14 fi rst round picks. The Demon Deacons set a new MLS SuperDraft record in 2009, with four players (Ike Opara, Zack Schilawski, Corben Bone, Austin da Luz) being selected in the fi rst round, the fi rst time that one college has had four players taken in the fi rst round of a single draft. Wake Forest continued its run of success in 2009, advancing to the College Cup for the fourth straight season and fi nishing the year with a record. The Demon Deacons became just the ninth school in NCAA history to advance to college soccer s fi nal four in four consecutive seasons. Despite losing seven players to the professional ranks following the 08 season, the Deacs reloaded in 2009 and won their second straight ACC regular season title, fi nishing the conference slate with a record. The Deacs were rewarded for their fi ne season on the fi eld with several individual awards following the 2009 season. Corben Bone was named the ACC s Offensive Player of the Year, while Ike Opara earned ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors for the second straight season. Opara and Schilawski each received All-American accolades after the season. Arena and Lubahn picked up freshman All-American honors. The Demon Deacons continued to be the dominant program in college soccer during the 2008 season. Wake 5 // THE JAY VIDOVICH FILE // BACKGROUND Born February Hometown Detroit, Mich. FAMILY Wife Julie Children Zoe, Tess EDUCATION Ohio Wesleyan 1982 B.A. in Physical Education University of Denver 1983 M.A. in Sports Sciences PLAYING HISTORY Indiana University 1978 Ohio Wesleyan University Served as team captain in 82 and led OWU to the NCAA Semifi nals. COACHING HISTORY University of Denver 1982 Assistant Coach Regis College 1983 Ohio Wesleyan University Wake Forest Assistant Coach Wake Forest 1994-Present Head Coach COACHING RECORD & HIGHLIGHTS Enters 20th Season at WFU: (.677) 12 NCAA Tournament Appearances NSCAA National Coach of the Year (2007, 08) ACC Coach of the Year (2002, 04, 06, 08 and 09) Walt Chyzowych Achievement Award (2008) NSCAA South Region Coach of the Year (2002) Five ACC Titles 2007 NCAA National Championship NCAA College Cup (2006, 07, 08, 09) Coached and developed 20 All-Americans, Coached and developed 96 All-ACC selections (54 different athletes) fi nished the season with a record and spent most of the season as the nation s top-ranked team. The team advanced to their third-straight College Cup, becoming just the 12th school in NCAA history to accomplish the feat. Wake Forest fi nished in the ACC regular season, earning a fourth conference regular season title. Numerous individual awards came pouring in for Wake Forest during and after the 2008 season. Marcus Tracy became the fi rst player in school history to win the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy, honoring the top individual player in college soccer, while Sam Cronin won the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award. Cody Arnoux, Corben Bone, Cronin, Ike Opara and Tracy each earned All-American honors following the season. Vidovich also earned ACC Coach of the Year accolades for the fourth time in his career. The 2007 season was a special one for all involved with Wake Forest men s soccer. The team compiled a record, which ranks as the most wins in program history, and fi nished second in the ACC with a mark. Austin da Luz s goal in the third round of the NCAA Tournament vaulted the Deacons to their second consecutive appearance in the College Cup. Wake defeated Virginia Tech 2-0 in the semifi nals and Zack Schilawski s goal in the 77th minute sealed a 2-1 win over Ohio State and the program s fi rst national championship. Vidovich was named NSCAA Coach of the Year after the season. Vidovich was also honored with another special award following the season, as he was named a winner of the Chyzowych Achievement Award, named after former Wake Forest coach and Vidovich mentor Walt Chyzowych. Vidovich was an assistant for Chyzowych for eight years before the legendary coach passed away in In 2006, Vidovich guided the Deacs through another successful postseason run, fi nishing conference play as ACC Co- Champions and following with a trip to the NCAA College Cup. The coach was honored by fellow conference coaches for his efforts with the ACC Coach of the Year award. Born in Detroit, Mich., Vidovich attended New Canaan High School in Connecticut, where he earned all-state accolades. He then played for Indiana on their nationally-ranked 1978 team before transferring to Ohio Wesleyan, where he was a three-year starter. In 1982, he served as captain while leading OWU to the NCAA semifi nals. In 1982, Vidovich received a bachelor s degree in physical education from Ohio Wesleyan, before proceeding to the University of Denver where he earned a master s degree in sports sciences in While a graduate student at Denver, Vidovich began his coaching career as an assistant on the Pioneers 1982 team, which won the NAIA Division II district and regional championships. Vidovich coached two NAIA All-Americans and six NAIA All-West players on that squad. In 1983, Vidovich moved on to Regis College. As an assistant, Vidovich again helped a standout team, which included two NAIA All-Americans and three All-West players. In his fi nal stop before Wake Forest, Vidovich returned to his alma mater, Ohio Wesleyan, as an assistant coach. In his two years there, the team posted a combined record, ranking among the top 10 teams in the nation. Vidovich had another opportunity to work with athletes of national caliber there, coaching three All-Americans and nine All-Mideast players who led the team to two showings in the NCAA Tournament. Vidovich has been active in a number of youth soccer programs, and a coach on North Carolina s Olympic Development Team staff. His credentials include a USSF A license and a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma. Vidovich and his wife, Julie, live with daughters Zoe and Tess and reside in Winston-Salem.

4 2013 Wake Forest Men's Soccer Wake Forest Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 19, 2013) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 30 #13 COASTAL CAROLINA L Sep 01 MONMOUTH W * Sep 07 at Boston College W * Sep 13 VIRGINIA W Sep 17 at #24 Elon L * Sep 21 at Pitt W Sep 24 #17 VCU W * Sep 28 #1 NORTH CAROLINA To Oct 01 at Charlotte To * Oct 04 VIRGINIA TECH W * Oct 8 at NC State To * Oct 11 #17 CLEMSON To Oct 15 at #23 Akron L * Oct 19 at #4 Maryland 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 3 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/2144 7/1753 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 11 Luca Gimenez Sean Okoli Andy Lubahn Michael Gamble Jared W atts Ian Harkes Jacori Hayes Sam Fink Tane Gent Jalen Robinson Tolani Ibikunle Teddy Mullin Philip Parker Chris Duvall Ross Tomaselli Rafael Fagundo Hunter Bandy Ricky Greensfelder Hayden Partain Thomas Haws Kovi Konowiecki Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 0 Alec Ferrell 9 870: Andrew Harris 5 470: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents

5 2013 Wake Forest Men's Soccer Wake Forest Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 19, 2013) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 07 at Boston College W * Sep 13 VIRGINIA W * Sep 21 at Pitt W * Sep 28 #1 NORTH CAROLINA To * Oct 04 VIRGINIA TECH W * Oct 8 at NC State To * Oct 11 #17 CLEMSON To * Oct 19 at #4 Maryland 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 0 3 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/3092 4/1570 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 11 Luca Gimenez Sean Okoli Andy Lubahn Michael Gamble Jared W atts Ian Harkes Jacori Hayes Jalen Robinson Teddy Mullin Chris Duvall Philip Parker Ross Tomaselli Tane Gent Hunter Bandy Sam Fink Tolani Ibikunle Rafael Fagundo Ricky Greensfelder Hayden Partain Thomas Haws Kovi Konowiecki Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Andrew Harris 4 380: Alec Ferrell 4 400: Total 8 780: Opponents 8 780: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Wake Forest Opponents

6 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2013 Wake Forest Men's Soccer #15 Wake Forest vs #4 Maryland (Oct 19, 2013 at College Park, Md.) Wake Forest (7-3-4, ACC) vs. Maryland (6-3-5, ACC) Date: Oct 19, 2013 Attendance: 3829 Weather: rainy, lower 60s Wake Forest gk 1 Andrew Harris d 4 Tolani Ibikunle d 5 Sam Fink m 6 Ross Tomaselli m 8 Jacori Hayes f 9 Sean Okoli d 15 Jalen Robinson m 16 Ian Harkes f 17 Andy Lubahn f 20 Hunter Bandy d 26 Philip Parker Teddy Mullin Luca Gimenez Tane Gent TM TEAM Totals Andrew Harris 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Goals by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Maryland gk 99 Zack Steffen d 3 Michael Sauers d 5 Mikey Ambrose m 7 Dan Metzger m 10 Sunny Jane d 12 Jereme Raley f 15 Patrick Mullins d 22 Suli Dainkeh f 23 Schillo Tshuma d 28 Chris Odoi-Atsem m 31 Tsubasa Endoh Helge Leikvang Mikias Eticha David Kabelik Daniel Johnson Ryan Reid Totals Zack Steffen 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Fouls 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 21:11 WF OWN GOAL (unassisted) OWN GOAL 2. 28:28 WF Luca Gimenez (4) (unassisted) drove the ball 30 yards, finished to keepe right 3. 35:37 MD Patrick Mullins (11) Penalty kick 4. 38:03 WF Luca Gimenez (5) Sean Okoli header from six yards 5. 40:01 WF Sean Okoli (5) Luca Gimenez from six yards 6. 55:17 MD Patrick Mullins (12) Penalty kick 7. 59:11 MD Michael Sauers (2) Sunny Jane from 20 yards Cautions and ejections: YC-MD #5 (22:07); YC-MD #22 (61:21); YC-WF #9 (66:14) Win-Andrew Harris (3-1-1). Loss-Zack Steffen (6-3-5). Stadium: Ludwig Field Officials: Referee: Chris Penso; Asst. Referee: Rob Fereday; Matt Nelson; Alt. Official: Hagen Barnett; Scorer: Jodi Fick; Offsides: Wake Forest 1, Maryland 1. 8 Official's signature

7 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2013 Wake Forest Men's Soccer #15 Wake Forest vs #23 Akron (Oct 15, 2013 at Akron, Ohio) Wake Forest (6-3-4) vs. Akron (9-3-0) Date: Oct 15, 2013 Attendance: 2410 Weather: 63*, partly cloudy, 6 MPH wind S Wake Forest gk 0 Alec Ferrell m 2 Jared Watts d 3 Rafael Fagundo d 4 Tolani Ibikunle d 5 Sam Fink m 8 Jacori Hayes f 9 Sean Okoli f 11 Luca Gimenez d 15 Jalen Robinson m 16 Ian Harkes f 26 Philip Parker Ross Tomaselli Teddy Mullin Kovi Konowiecki Andy Lubahn Hunter Bandy Totals Alec Ferrell 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Akron Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wake Forest Akron Goals by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Akron Akron gk 1 PINA, Fernando d 2 SOUDERS, Andrew f 3 ABDUL-SALAAM, Saa d 4 GALLEGO, Bryan m 6 NAJEM, Adam f 7 BRENES, Reinaldo m 8 SOUTO, Victor m 10 QUINN, Aodhan f 14 STEVENSON, Eric d 15 CROSS, Louis d 23 DERSCHANG, Robbie FOLDESY, Matt PORTILLOS, Zac GRANT, Riley CASO, Clint Totals PINA, Fernando 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Akron Fouls 1 2 Total Wake Forest Akron Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 41:30 AKRON QUINN, Aodhan (2) Penalty kick Cautions and ejections: YC-WF #4 (8:25); YC-AKRON #14 (72:20); YC-WF #5 (72:20) Win-PINA, Fernando (9-3-0). Loss-Alec Ferrell (4-2-3). Stadium: FirstEnergy Stadium Officials: Referee: Landis Wiley; Asst. Referee: Joe Brice; Jeffrey Mellen; Timekeeper: Jordan Hardwick; Scorer: Paul Warner; Offsides: Wake Forest 5, Akron 5. Official's signature 9