NO. 13 MICHIGAN STATE (11-4-5) vs. OAKLAND (10-6-3)

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1 MICHIGAN STATE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 534 BIRCH ROAD Z-22 BRESLIN CENTER EAST LANSING, MICH OFFICE PHONE: WEBSITE: MSUSPARTANS.COM FACEBOOK.COM/MICHIGANSTATEMENSSOCCER 2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS August Thurs. 21 vs. Washington (Ex.)...L, 1-0 Sun. 24 vs. STEVENS INSTITUTE (EX.)... W, 4-0 Fri. 29 SMU... W, 1-0 Sun. 31 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL... W, 3-0 September Fri. 5 at Illinois-Chicago... T, 0-0 (2OT) Thurs. 11 VALPARAISO...L, 0-1 Sun. 14 LOYOLA-CHICAGO... W, 1-0 Fri. 19 at Maryland *... W, 1-0 Wed. 24 at Bowling Green... W, 1-0 Sun. 28 October RUTGERS *... T, 0-0 (2OT) Sat. 4 at Ohio State *...L, 2-3 Tues. 7 AKRON... W, 1-0 Sat. 11 WISCONSIN *... W, 2-1 Wed. 15 WESTERN MICHIGAN... W, 4-0 Sat. 18 at Penn State *... W, 2-0 Wed. 22 at Oakland...L, 0-1 Sun. 26 Wed. 29 November NORTHWESTERN *... T, 1-1 (2OT) at Notre Dame... T, 1-1 (2OT) Sun. 2 MICHIGAN... L, 3-2 Wed. 5 at Indiana *... W, 3-2 Nov. 9 at Penn State (B1G Tournament)... W, 1-0 Nov. 14 Home Matches in CAPS at Maryland (B1G Tournament)... T, 0-0 (2OT) Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 3-2 KEEP UP WITH THE facebook.com/ * - Big Ten Match For the latest news on Michigan State men s soccer, including notes, updated biographies, videos and features, visit the men s soccer page at msuspartans.com. NCAA TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND NO. 13 MICHIGAN STATE (11-4-5) vs. OAKLAND (10-6-3) SUNDAY, NOV. 23, :00 P.M. MSUSPARTANS.COM (LIVE STREAM) DEMARTIN STADIUM EAST LANSING, MICH. The third-seeded Michigan State men s soccer team will face Oakland in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, Nov. 23 at 1 p.m. The Spartans begin NCAA Tournament play with a record of NCAA Tournament Notes Michigan State received the third seed in the 2014 NCAA Tournament. As the No. 3 overall seed, Michigan State has the potential to host games through the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals on Dec. 5 or 6. This is the 17th all-time and third-straight NCAA Tournament appearance for MSU. The Spartans are all-time in the NCAA Tournament, including two co-championships (1967, 1968) and four title game appearances. This is the highest-ever seed in program history. The Spartans were seeded fourth against Duke in This is the team s fifth NCAA appearance under head coach Damon Rensing. The Spartans have posted a 5-4 record in NCAA Tournament games under his guidance, with appearances in the Sweet 16 (2010) and Elite Eight (2013). Last season, the team advanced to the Elite Eight and was knocked out by eventual National Champion Notre Dame in a 2-1 defeat on Dec. 7. MSU was also eliminated by top-seeded Irish in 2012, losing 3-0 in South Bend. Michigan State is one of six Big Ten teams to earn NCAA Tournament bids. The Spartans have the highest seed of any team in the conference, followed by fourth-seeded Maryland and fifth-seeded Indiana. Across the Nation Michigan State was ranked No. 13 in the NSCAA poll this week. The Spartans jumped to No. 5 in the NCAA RPI. MSU was ranked No. 10 by Top Drawer Soccer and No. 15 by College Soccer News. Across the Big Ten Michigan State is ranked fifth in the Big Ten with a record of The team leads the conference in shutouts (12) and ranks second in fewest goals allowed (14) and GAA (0.66). Individually, Bennett leads the Big Ten in shutouts (11) and is second in GAA (0.67) and Sv% (.827). Jason Stacy is tied for first in total assists (7) and tied for sixth in total points (15). Dewey Lewis is tied for third in total assists (5). National Statistical Rankings In the NCAA statistical rankings, Michigan State boasts the fifth-best shutout percentage in the nation (.60) and junior goalkeeper Zach Bennett ranks amongst the Top 20 in the country in both goals against average (16th, 0.67) and save percentage (18th, 0.827). The Season So Far Michigan State has posted a record of this season and owns a Big Ten record of The Spartans are undefeated against teams ranked in the Top 25 this season. MSU has posted a record of in ranked matchups, including the defeat of No. 2 Indiana and No. 12 Penn State on the road MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

2 MSU Overall Record Conference Record Current Streak Tied one Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Jason Stacy (20 GP, ) Jay Chapman (18 GP, ) Adam Montague (18 GP, ) Leading Goalkeeper Zach Bennett (0.67 GAA,.827 Sv%, , 11 Sho.) Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total MSU Opp Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total MSU Opp BY THE NUMBERS Overall Record Conference Record Current Streak Won three Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Gavin Hoy (19 GP, ) Matt Dudley (19 GP, ) Gerald Ben (19 GP, ) Leading Goalkeeper Wes Mink OAKLAND (0.88 GAA,.729 Sv%, , 7 Sho.) Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total OAK Opp Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total OAK Opp Individual Accolades A total of five Spartans earned all-big Ten recognition following the regular season. Junior midfielder Jay Chapman was named Big Ten Midfielder of the Year and also earned first-team All-Big Ten honors. Seniors Adam Montague and Ryan Keener were both selected to the second team while Brad Centala and Ken Krolicki were named to the All-Freshman Team. Three members of the squad earned Big Ten Player of the Week honors during the regular season Zach Bennett, Stacy and Krolicki. In other weekly awards, Stacy, Carroll and Krolicki were named to the College Soccer News Team of the Week during the regular season. In the classroom, Keener was named to the Capital One Academic All-District Team as a kinesiology major, posting a GPA of Last Time Out Michigan State battled Maryland to a scoreless draw at the end of double overtime in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals on Nov. 14. Maryland advanced on penalty kicks, 3-2 to defeat Indiana, 2-1, in the finals and capture the school s first conference tournament. Senior captain Fatai Alashe was awarded Big Ten All-Tournament Team honors for the second consecutive year for his performances in the conference tournament. Alashe was one of two Spartans to net a penalty kick against Maryland. Scouting Oakland Under the direction of head coach Eric Pogue, Oakland currently owns a record of and finished in the Horizon League. The Golden Grizzlies advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament after defeating No. 24 Kentucky, 2-0, in the opening round. Oakland entered the tournament after winning the Horizon League title with a victory over Wright State. Gavin Hoy (4-4-12) and Matt Dudley (3-6-12) lead the team with 12 points each, followed by Gerald Ben (4-3-11). Goalkeeper Wes Mink leads the team with a 0.88 GAA and.729 Sv%. Mink owns seven shutouts this season. This is the second time Michigan State has faced Oakland in the NCAA Tournament. MSU beat Oakland, 2-0, in the first round in MSU lost to Oakland, 2-0, on the road earlier this season. The Spartans are all-time against the Grizzlies and have won three of the last four matches between the two schools MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

3 2014 QUICK FACTS SCHOOL INFORMATION Name: Michigan State University Location: East Lansing, Mich. Enrollment: 48,906 President: Dr. Lou Anna K. Simon Director of Athletics: Mark Hollis Colors: Green and White Nickname: Spartans Mascot: Sparty Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity):DeMartin Soccer Complex (2,500) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Damon Rensing Alma Mater, Year: Michigan State, 1996 Career Record (Yrs.): (6) Associate Head Coach: Kylie Stannard Year at MSU: Sixth Alma Mater, Year: Creighton, 2001 Assistant Coach: Ben Pirmann Year at MSU: Fourth Alma Mater, Year: Michigan State, 2008 Volunteer Assistant Coach: Paul Gilbert Year at MSU: First Alma Mater, Year: Liberty, 2011 PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Men s Soccer: 1956 Overall All-Time Record: ,.634 All-Time Big Ten Record: B1G Tournament Appearances: 23 B1G Tournament Record: B1G Champions (3): 2004, 2008, 2012 NCAA Tournament Appearances (16): 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013 NCAA Championship Record: (includes first, second, third round & semifinals) NCAA Champions (2): 1967 (co), 1968 (co) HEAD COACH DAMON RENSING Former MSU soccer standout Damon Rensing became the fifth head coach in Spartan history on January 1, 2009 after taking over for the legendary Joe Baum, who guided MSU for 32 seasons. The 2014 campaign is Rensing s sixth as head coach, after serving as an assistant coach for 10 seasons at his alma mater. In six years, Rensing has compiled an impressive record. Rensing was named MSU s head coach designate on Aug. 14, 2008 after Baum decided to make 2008 his final season as head coach. Rensing has spent more than half his life in the Green and White with four years as varsity letterwinner, one season as an assistant with the women s program and 10 seasons as an assistant coach before assuming his current position. In his first six years as head coach, the Spartans have earned five NCAA tournament bids, including a run to the Elite Eight in The 2013 season also saw Rensing named the NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year, while Kevin Cope earned All-America honors and was eventually selected as the 25th pick in the MLS Super Draft. In 2012, he guided MSU to its third Big Ten Tournament title in school history as the Spartans topped Michigan in overtime, 2-1. He also guided the 2010 team to the Sweet 16, falling to North Carolina on penalty kicks, 5-4. Under Rensing s leadership, the Spartans have received 24 All-Big Ten and 10 NSCAA All-Region selections, in addition to eight players that were named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team. The Spartans performance in the classroom during Rensing s tenure has been equally impressive. Over the last five years, MSU has received 44 Academic All-Big Ten selections and 19 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar selections. TEAM No. 10 NSCAA Preseason Poll No. 12 Soccer America Preseason Poll No. 2 Big Ten Preseason Poll DAMON RENSING Soccer Madness Preseason Conference Coach of the Year FATAI ALASHE Big Ten All-Tournament Team Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch Second Team Team Soccer Madness All-Conference ZACH BENNETT Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (9/29) ZACH CARROLL College Soccer News National Team of the Week (9/22) Second Team Team Soccer Madness All-Conference BRAD CENTALA Big Ten All-Freshman Team HONOR ROLL RYAN KEENER Second Team All-Big Ten Capital One Academic All-District Team Second Team Team Soccer Madness All-Conference KEN KROLICKI Big Ten All-Freshman Team Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (11/6) College Soccer News National Team of the Week (11/6) TIM KREUTZ First Team Soccer Madness All-Conference ADAM MONTAGUE Second Team All-Big Ten Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch First Team Soccer Madness All-Conference JASON STACY Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week (10/20) College Soccer News National Team of the Week (10/20) JAY CHAPMAN Big Ten Midfielder of the Year First Team All-Big Ten Top Drawer Soccer Preseason Best XI Second Team College Soccer News Preseason Second Team Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch First Team Soccer Madness All-Conference 2014 MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

4 #27 Fatai Alashe - C, Sr., M, Northville, Mich. 20 GP/20 GS, 2 G-1 A-5 P Big Ten All-Tournament Team... Scored off a penalty kick against FIU in the ninth minute (8/31)... Scored the final goal of the Western Michigan game in the 56th minute (10/15)... #1 Zach Bennett - Jr., GK, Plano, Texas 20 GP/20 GS, 0.67 GAA,.827 Sv%, In the national statistical rankings, Bennett ranks 16th in GAA (0.67) and 19th in Sv% (0.872)... In the Big Ten, Bennett ranks first in shutouts (11) and second in GAA (0.67) and Sv% (0.872)... Bennett also ranks fifth in saves (67) and saves per game (3.35) in the conference... Owns 11 shutouts (8/29, 8/31, 9/5, 9/14, 9/19, 9/24, 9/28, 10/7, 10/18, 11/9, 11/14)... Tied career record for shutouts with his 23rd against Rutgers (9/28)... Gained sole possession of career shutout record with 24 in 1-0 victory of Akron (10/7)... Earned Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors following 23rd shutout (9/29)... Tallied nine saves at No. 5 Notre Dame (10/29)... Had seven saves against Western Michigan (10/15)... #5 Zach Carroll - Jr., D, Grand Blanc, Mich. 20 GP/20 GS, 4 G-1 A-9 P Scored off a corner kick against FIU, his first as a Spartan after transferring from Virginia, 24th minute (8/31)... Netted his second goal off a penalty kick against Wisconsin in the 50th minute (10/11)... For his game-winning block at the end of the Maryland game, Carroll was awarded College Soccer News Team of the Week recognition (9/22)... Scored in the 49th minute against Western Michigan (10/15)... Tied game against Northwestern, scoring off a penalty kick in the 61st minute (10/16)... #8 Brad Centala - Fr., D, Grosse Point Woods, Mich. 14 GP/9 GS Big Ten All-Freshman Team... Earned first career start against UIC (9/5)... #10 Jay Chapman - Jr., M, Campbellford, Ontario 18 GP/17 GS, 4 G-4 A-12 P Big Ten Midfielder of the Year... First Team All-Big Ten... Posted first goal of the season in 1-0 victory over Loyola Chicago (9/14)... Scored game-winning goal in the fourth minute against Western Michigan (10/15)... Named to Top Drawer Soccer Preseason Best XI Second and College Soccer News Preseason Second Team prior to the 2014 season... Scored second goal of 2-0 shutout against Penn State (10/18)... Scored MSU s second goal against Michigan in the 38th minute (11/2)... #24 Jerome Cristobal - So., D, Sterling Heights, Mich. 16 GP #3 Jimmy Fiscus - Fr., D, Novi, Mich. 13 GP/11 GS Earned first career start against SMU (8/29)... #12 Andrew Herr - R-So., M, Millersville, Pa. 20 GP/20 GS, 0 G-1 A-1 P Posted first career assist against FIU, goal by Adam Montague in 66th minute (8/31)... #11 Ryan Keener - C, Sr., D, Grand Blanc, Mich. 19 GP/19 GS, 2 G-0 A-4 P Second Team All-Big Ten... Picked up first team goal of 2014 in opening match against SMU, his 5th career in the 79th minute (8/29)... Scored against Ohio State to become the first player with multiple goals in the 63rd minutes (10/4)... Earned Capital One Academic All-District Team honors for his 3.94 GPA in Kinesiology... #4 Tim Kreutz - Sr., F/M, Lake Zurich, Ill. 18 GP/17 GS, 4 G-2 A-10 P Scored against Bowling Green in the 80th minute (9/24)... Netted a goal against Ohio State in 76th minute (10/4)... Tied the game at No. 5 Notre Dame, scoring in the 80th minute (10/29)... Scored game-winning goal against Penn State in Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals (11/9)... #22 Ken Krolicki- Fr., M, Plymouth, Mich. 20 GP/8 GS, 2 G-2 A-6 P Big Ten All-Freshman Team... Earned first career start in match against SMU (8/29)... Had first career assist against FIU, goal by Adam Montague in 66th minute (8/31)... Scored his first two career goals against No. 2 Indiana in a 3-2 victory, making him the first freshman to score for MSU in 2014 (11/5)... Earned Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week and College Soccer News National Team of the Week honors for his performance against the Hoosiers (11/6) BIO UPDATES #14 Dewey Lewis - So., M, Rockford, Mich. 20 GP/19 GS, 0 G-5 A-5 P In the Big Ten, Lewis is tied for third in assists (5) and tied for sixth in assists per game (0.25)... #9 Michael Marcantognini - Fr., M, Sudbury, Ontario 10 GP Played first career game against Vaparaiso (9/11)... #0 Quinn McAnaney - Jr., GK, Northbrook, Ill 1 GP, 0.00 GAA, Sv%, Has one save this season... Used first career minutes as a Spartan to close out the 4-0 shutout victory against Western Michigan (10/15)... #16 Asa Miller - Jr., M, Lousiville, Ky. 1 GP #13 Adam Montague - C, Sr., F, Toldeo, Ohio 18 GP/18 GS, 4 G-3 A-11 P In the Big Ten, Montague ranks ninth in shots per game (2.17)... Second Team All-Big Ten... First goal of the season against FIU (8/31), the 19th of his career... Scored the game-winning goal against Wisconsin in the 54th minute (10/11)... Netted a goal in the 14th minute against Michigan (11/2)... Scored game-winning goal in 3-2 victory at No. 2 Indiana (11/5)... #6 Ben Myers - Sr., M, Charlevoix, Mich. 2 GP #19 Austin Piwinski - Fr., D, Harrison Township, Mich. 1 GP Played first career minutes against Western Michigan (10/15)... #17 Kyle Rutz - Sr., M, Commerce Township, Mich. 3 GP #15 Ali Scheib - Fr., F, Dearborn Heights, Mich. 9 GP Earned first career minutes against FIU (8/31)... #2 Ryan Scott - Fr., D, Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 GP Entered first game as a Spartan against Western Michigan (10/15)... #21 Blake Skamiera - Sr., F, Oxford, Mich. 1 GP #20 Jason Stacy - Jr., M, Grand Rapids, Mich. 20 GP/16 GS, 4 G-7 A-15 P In the national statistical rankings, Stacay ranks 29th in assists (7) and 50th in game-winning goals (3)... In the Big Ten, Stacy is tied for first in assists (7), ranks second in assists per game (0.35), is tied for fourth in game-winning goals (3), is tied for sixth in points (15) and ranks seventh in points per game (0.75)... Had first career start as a Spartan against SMU (8/29) after transferring from Michigan... First MSU career assist was a corner kick to Ryan Keener against SMU (8/29)... Netted first career goal against Maryland in ninth minute (9/19)... Scored game-winning goal in 1-0 win over Akron (10/7)... Earned five points in the Western Michigan game, assisting on three goals and scoring a fourth, a 30- yard banger which earned him the No. 4 rank of the SportsCenter Top 10 Plays on Oct Scored game-winning goal against Penn State (10/18)... Earned College Soccer News National Team of the Week and Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors (10/20)... #18 Brian Winterfield - R-Fr., M, Grand Blanc, Mich. 16 GP/6 GS, 0 G-1 A-1 P Earned first career start in game against SMU (8/29)... First assist of his career against FIU, picked up a piece of Jason Stacy s corner kick for Zach Carroll to score (9/5) MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

5 TEAM RECORDS SINGLE-GAME Most Goals Scored -17, 11/5/60 Purdue (17-0 W) Most Goals Allowed - 7, three occasions; MR: 10/13/90 UW-Milwaukee (7-1 L) Most Assists - 13, 9/20/68, Purdue (13-0 W) Most Points Scored - 39, 9/20/68, Purdue (13-0 W) Largest Margin of Victory - 17, 11/5/60, Purdue (17-0 W) SEASON Most Goals Scored - 77 (1968) Most Goals Allowed - 40 (1988) Most Assists Totaled - 68 (1968) Most Points Scored) (1968) Fewest Goals Allowed - 6 (1961, 1966, 1969) Most Shutouts - 13 (2008, 2013) Most Shutouts Against - 9 (1998) Most Wins - 14 (2013) Most Big Ten Wins - 5 (2008) Fewest Wins - 4 (1972, 1973) Fewest Big Ten Wins - 1 ( 98, 99, 06) Most Losses - 12 (1989) Most Big Ten Losses - 4 ( 98, 99, 04, 09) Fewest Losses - 0 ( 56, 57, 58, 66, 67) Fewest Big Ten Losses - 1 ( 00, 03, 08) Most Ties - 5 ( 90, 06) MISCELLANEOUS STREAKS Unbeaten Streak: 33 games ( ); (29-0-4) 26 ( ); (23-0-3) Consecutive wins: 17 ( ) 14 ( ) IN CASE YOU MISSED IT MSU had 17 players competed during the summer off-season in either the USL Premier Development League or the National Premier League. The athletes were divided between 11 different rosters across the country. For 2014, the Spartans returned 19 letterwinners, including eight starters. The team added eight new members after losing four starters, including All-American Kevin Cope. During exhibition play, the Spartans fell 1-0 to No. 6 Washington before winning 4-0 over Stevens Institute, coached by Damon Rensing s brother Devin. The Spartans opened the home season with a 1-0 victory over SMU. Their winning weekend continued with a 3-0 shutout over Florida International. Following postponement due to inclement conditions, MSU tied in double overtime with UIC in its first road game. The Spartans rebounded from a 1-0 loss to Valparaiso on Alumni Day, earning a 1-0 victory over Loyola (Chicago). The Spartans opened the Big Ten season with a key 1-0 shutout at Maryland, with a goal from Jason Stacy and last-minute clear from Zach Carroll, for which he won College Soccer News National Team of the Week recognition. MSU shut out Bowling Green s top-scoring offense with a goal from Tim Kreutz, the lone score in a 1-0 win. In the Big Ten opener, MSU tied Rutgers, 0-0, in which Zach Bennett recorded his 23rd career shutout. Following a 3-2 loss to Ohio State, Michigan State shut down Akron, 1-0, putting Zach Bennett in sole possession of the all-time career shutout record with 24. The Spartans battled back from a first-half deficit to beat Wisconsin 2-1 on Saturday, Oct. 11. Zach Carroll and Adam Montague pulled out the two second-half goals for the victory. Over 20 Spartans saw action in the 4-0 shutout victory against Western Michigan. Jason Stacy assisted on three of those goals and scored the other, totaling five points in the game. His 30-yard banger goal was featured on the Oct. 15 edition of SportsCenter, earning him the No. 4-rank on the Top 10 plays of the day. With goals from Jason Stacy and Jay Chapman, Michigan State upset Big Ten leader Penn State in a 2-0 shutout in University Park. Stacy earned College Soccer News National Team of the Week and Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors. The Spartans tied two Top 25 opponents on Oct. 26 and Oct. 29, tying both No. 25 Northwestern and No. 5 Notre Dame, 1-1. Michigan State upset No. 2 Indiana 3-2 in Bloomington to close out the regular season. Freshman midfielder Ken Krolicki was recognized with Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week and College Soccer News National Team of the Week honors for his performance against the Hoosiers. A total of five Spartans earned all-big Ten recognition following the regular season. Junior midfielder Jay Chapman was named Big Ten Midfielder of the Year. Chapman also earned first-team All-Big Ten honors at the midfield position. Seniors Adam Montague and Ryan Keener were both selected to the second team at forward and defender, respectively. Brad Centala and Ken Krolicki were named to the All-Freshman Team. Michigan State defeated Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals, 1-0, thanks to a goal from Tim Kreutz. Michigan State battled Maryland to a scoreless draw in the Big Ten Tournament Semifinals on Nov. 14. Maryland advanced on penalty kicks, 3-2. Senior captain Fatai Alashe was awarded Big Ten All-Tournament Team honors for the second consecutive year for his performances in the conference tournament. Alashe was one of two Spartans to net a penalty kick against Maryland. Winless streak: 7 (1993); (0-6-1) 6 (1998); (0-6-0) 6 (1997); (0-6-0) 6 ( ); (0-5-1) Consecutive losses: 6 (1997) (1998) 5 (1993) BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Overall Team Record Pct. Pts Record Pct. Maryland Northwestern Penn State Ohio State Michigan State Indiana Michigan Rutgers Wisconsin MSU IN THE BIG TEN RANKINGS Stat Total Ranking Shutouts 12 1 Goals Allowed 14 2 GAA Points 79 4 Assists 27 4 Goals/Game Assists/Game Goals 26 5 Shots Saves MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

6 NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 16 Appearances Two Co-National Championships Six College Cup Berths Four National Championship Game Appearances 38 matches 1962 (1-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 4, Howard 0 In the Spartans first-ever NCAA Tournament game, they defeated Howard, 4-0, despite shivering temperatures. As a testament to MSU s stalwart defense, it shut out Bison forward Winston Alexis. This marked the first time Alexis hadn t scored in a game in two years. Semifinals Nov St. Louis 2, Michigan State 0 MSU had beaten all of their opponents from 1960 to 1962, but one eluded them. They were jinxed by Midwest foe, St. Louis Uninversity. The Billikens defeated the Spartans, 2-0, in the NCAA semi-final round (0-1) Nov First Round St. Louis 2, Michigan State 0 In a battle between Midwest powerhouses, MSU was scoreless against the defending national champions. The Spartans defeated St. Louis University 4-3 in the regular season to finish 9-0 and to put an end to the St. Louis jinx. However, St. Louis showed flashes of their 1962 NCAA Tournament victory, defeating the Spartans once again 2-0. Ken McBride and Carl Gentile scored goals for the Billikens (3-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 1, Maryland 0 MSU topped Maryland as Dan Dimitrious scored the only goal in snowy conditions. Nov Second Round Michigan State 4, East Stroudsburg 0 The Spartans hosted the quarterfinals match against East Strousburg. Spartan goalie Charlie Dedich posted his eighth shutout of the season helping MSU win, 4-0, with two goals scored by Karl Thiele. Dec. 3 - Semifinals Michigan State 3, Army 2 (OT) In their first trip to the NCAA College Cup, MSU triumphed in a sudden death, double overtime bout against Army, 3-2. Nigerian native, Sydney Alozie kicked the game-winning goal from 40 yards out. Dec. 5 - National Championship Navy 1, Michigan State 0 The Spartans reached the finals for the first time since the NCAA Tournament began in The defensive battle was a scoreless stalemate until Navy s Jim Lewis scored at 17:38 of the fourth quarter. It was only the eighth goal scored on the Spartans this season (3-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 7, Baltimore 0 Guy Busch scored twice and added two assists for the Spartans as they scored a school-ncaa Tournament record seven times in the opening round win. Gary McBrady added a goal and an assist for the Spartans. Nov Second Round Michigan State 2, East Stroudsburg 1 (OT) Larry Christoff scored both goals for Michigan State in the 2-1 win, including the second coming with 3:45 left in the sudden-victory period, but injured his knee crashing into the goalkeeper after the game-winning tally to keep him out of the College Cup. Nov Semifinals Michigan State 3, Army 1 MSU All-American Guy Busch scored two goals in the Spartans 3-1 victory against Army, sending MSU to their second national championship game in as many years. Rich Nelke also scored for the Spartans. Nov National Championship St. Louis 1, Michigan State 0 The St. Louis soccer hex had not yet lifted as the Billikens beat the Spartans, 1-0, in the NCAA Championships. A controversial penalty shot led to a Carl Gentile goal at 9:17 of the third quarter. MSU AT OLD COLLEGE FIELD YEAR W L T PCT TOTAL MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

7 1966 (2-0-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 2, Akron 0 Tony Keyes keyed the Spartan attack in the first round victory, as he scored both Spartan goals in the win at Old College Field. Dec. 2 - Second Round Michigan State 3, Temple 1 Tom Kreft scored twice as Michigan State built up a 3-0 lead through the first three quarters to hang on for a 3-1 win. Tony Keyes also added a goal in the third quarter for MSU. Dec. 3 - Semifinals Michigan State 2, Long Island 2 (4 OT, CK) MSU was eliminated by the rule book against Long Island. After four overtimes, the Spartans were declared the losers in a 2-2 draw due to a rule that states in the event of a tie after all the overtimes have been played, the team with the most corner kicks wins (3-0-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 4, Maryland 1 The school s 100th career victory was guaranteed by two second quarter goals coming within 28 seconds of one another, as Tom Kreft and Gary Mc- Brady each dented the twine to lead to the win. Nov Second Round Michigan State 3, Akron 1 Trevor Harris scored twice in the fourth quarter to lead Michigan State to a 3-1 victory over Akron. Harris broke the 1-1 tie with 14:53 left in the game, hooking a goal into the lower left corner of the net before adding the clincher with three minutes left. Nov Semifinals Michigan State 4, Long Island 0 Playing without All-American Tony Keyes, who was busy having his appendix removed, the Spartans got great offensive efforts from Ernie Tuscherer (goal, assist), Gary McBrady (goal, assist) and a stalwart defensive performance from Joe Baum, who made 12 saves in goal. Dec. 2 - National Championship Michigan State 0, St. Louis 0 In a year where the Spartans reached its 100th victory and Guy Busch became the all-time leading scorer in MSU soccer history, the only thing left to do was win the NCAA Championship. A winner-takes-all game was played in St. Louis, but a heavy rain storm prohibited the completion of the game, as it was halted at the end of one half, each team being declared co-champions (4-0-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 5, North Carolina 0 Tony Keyes posted the only hat trick in MSU s NCAA Tournament history and Tom Kreft added a pair of scores as MSU routed North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Joe Baum stopped eight shots for the Spartans. Nov Second Round Michigan State 1, Akron 0 After Akron had ended the Spartans 33-game unbeaten streak earlier in the season, Michigan State exacted its revenge in the NCAA Tournament, thanks to a second-quarter goal from Tony Keyes. Joe Baum stopped six shots in the shutout. Nov Third Round Michigan State 2, West Chester 2 (4 OT, CK) Thanks to a 10-2 advantage in corner kicks, Michigan State earned its sixth trip to the College Cup. West Chester took a 2-0 lead in the first period, but MSU fought back, as Tony Keyes scored goals in the second and third periods to tie the game before it went through four scoreless overtimes. Dec. 7 - National Championship Michigan State 2, Maryland 2 (2 OT) MSU All-American Tony Keyes scored his 28th goal, still the school s singleseason record, to tie the game, 1-1, but Maryland s Jaro Chareczko put the Terrapins up 2-1 in the final period. With 10 minutes remaining, MSU s Frank Morant scored his first goal of the season to knot it at 2. Neither team could score through the rest of the game, which included two overtimes, resulting in a second-straight co-championship (0-1) Nov Second Round Cleveland State 3, Michigan State 0 Three first-half Cleveland State goals ended Spartan coach Gene Kenney s career in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, as MSU fell, 3-0. MSU s top two scorers, All-American Trevor Harris and Ernie Tuchscherer watched the game due to injury (1-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 2, Butler 1 Butler took an early 1-0 lead in the 19th minute, but Michigan State made a triumphant return to the NCAA Tournament after a 32-year absence, as Craig Hearn tied the game before halftime and Steve Arce found Thomas Trivelloni in the 84th minute for the game-winning goal. Nov Second Round Indiana 1, Michigan State 0 The Spartans were scoreless in their 1-0 loss to the Hoosiers, the team s third loss to the national finalist during the season. Indiana s Tyler Hawley scored the only goal on a penalty shot a little more than 10 minutes into the game. The game was very physical as both teams committed 39 fouls and four yellow cards (0-1) Nov First Round Tulsa 3, Michigan State 1 The Spartans captured their first Big Ten Championship and beat defending national champions Indiana for the first time since 1965, but the successful season was halted by Tulsa in a 3-1 loss. Jordan Gruber scored the only goal for the Spartans. Tulsa s Ryan Porte scored two goals (0-1) Nov First Round Oakland 2, Michigan State 1 Michigan State, hosting the first round matchup against instate rival Oakland, fell behind 2-0 in the first 46 minutes. The Spartans played the entire second half a man down after a questionable red card call. Doug DeMartin knocked in a penalty kick at 79:24 for MSU s lone tally (0-1) Nov Second Round UIC 0, Michigan State 0 (UIC advances in PKs, 3-2) No. 4 overall seed Michigan State received a first-round bye and for the first time in school history and hosted UIC in its second straight NCAA appearance. After 110 minutes of scoreless play, Illinois-Chicago advanced to the third round, 3-2, on penalty kicks after the teams tied 0-0 in regulation and two overtime sessions (0-1) Nov Second Round Duke 2, Michigan State 1 The fourth-seeded Spartans received a first-round bye and hosted a secondround game for the second consecutive year. Duke scored twice in the first half before MSU s Rubin Bega narrowed the deficit to 2-1 in the 77th minute. MSU pressured the Blue Devils with a flurry of chances in the final 10 minutes, but couldn t get the tying goal. Dec. 5 - Semifinals Michigan State 2, Brown 0 Ernie Tuscherer scored Michigan State s game-winning goal 3:51 into the second half and Alex Skotarek added another five minutes later to lead the Spartans to the national championship game for the fourth time in five years. Joe Baum stopped eight shots in the win MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

8 2010 (2-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 2, Oakland 0 Michigan State got a pair of goals from midfielder Domenic Barone and four saves from keeper Avery Steinlage to post a 2-0 victory over Oakland in the first round of the 2010 NCAA Tournament at DeMartin Stadium. Nov Second Round Michigan State 1, Butler 0 Senior midfielder Jeff Ricondo returned from a monthlong injury layoff and scored the dramatic game-winning goal in a 1-0 Michigan State victory over previously-unbeaten Butler in NCAA second -round action in Indianapolis. Nov Third Round North Carolina 1, Michigan State 1, North Carolina advances on to penalty kicks A goal from UNC s Enzo Martinez with less than 10 seconds left in regulation tied the game at one after nearly 64 minutes of scoreless action. Tied through two overtimes, the teams preceded to penalty kicks, where North Carolina prevailed, 5-4, on their final kick (1-1) Nov First Round Michigan State 2, Cleveland State 1 MSU jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the game was 20 minutes old and surrendered a goal to the visiting Vikings in the 87th minute for a 2-1 win in the first round. Adam Montague and Nick Wilson each had a goal and an assist, with the senior Wilson s marker standing as the game-winner. Zach Bennett made four saves, his second-highest total of the season, in his first career NCAA victory (2-1) Nov Second Round Michigan State 1, Cleveland State 0 In the Spartans seventh double-overtime game of the season, Tim Kreutz sent in a game-winning header in the 107th minute to advance MSU to the third round of the NCAA Tournament. After a balanced afternoon of attacks for both squads, it was a possession off a free kick that ended the game. Off a Louisville foul at midfield, Kevin Cope lofted a free kick into the box, where Adam Montague flicked the ball up to Kreutz, who knocked it past the keeper inside the left post. Dec. 1 - Third Round Michigan State 1, Georgetown 0 Earning its program record-tying 13th shutout of the season, a goal in the 28th minute from Adam Montague off a ball played in by Jay Chapman gave the Spartan defense all they needed to hold off the Georgetown attack and punch their ticket to the NCAA Elite Eight. Dec. 7 - Elite Eight Notre Dame 2, Michigan State 1 After the Spartan defense cleared out a dangerous opportunity for the Irish, a loose ball from a corner kick was sent in by Evan Panken off a deflection put Notre Dame up 1-0 in the 32nd minute. The Irish applied pressure, scoring their second goal just three minutes into the second half. Though the Spartans came back with a header from Jay Chapman after a two-goal deficit, they were unable to obtain the equalizer as time expired in the second half. Nov Second Round Notre Dame 3, Michigan State 0 The top-ranked Irish scored twice in the first half and iced the game with a second-half marker in the 80th minute to advance into the round of 16. Freshman Zach Bennett made three saves on the afternoon MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

9 2014 MICHIGAN STATE ROSTER INFORMATION NO. NAME CLASS POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 0 Quinn McAnaney R-JR GK Northbrook, Ill./Glenbrook North 1 Zach Bennett JR GK Plano, Texas/Plano 2 Ryan Scott R-FR D Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Eastern 3 Jimmy Fiscus FR D Novi, Mich./Northville 4 Tim Kreutz R-SR F/M Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich 5 Zach Carroll JR D Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc (Virginia) 6 Ben Myers SR M Charlevoix, Mich./Charlevoix (Clemson) 7 Josh Barens R-SR D Dimondale, Mich./Holt 8 Brad Centala FR D Gross Pointe Woods, Mich./Gross Pointe North 9 Michael Marcantognini FR M Sudbury, Ontario/St. Andrews College 10 Jay Chapman JR M Campbellford, Ontario/Holy Trinity Catholic 11 Ryan Keener R-SR D Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc 12 Andrew Herr R-SO M Millersville, Pa./Penn Manor 13 Adam Montague SR F Toledo, Ohio/St. John s Jesuit 14 Dewey Lewis SO M Rockford, Mich./Rockford 15 Ali Scheib R-FR F Dearborn Heights, Mich./Crestwood 16 Asa Miller R-JR M Louisville, Ky./DuPont Manual 17 Kyle Rutz SR M Commerce Twp., Mich./Walled Lake Northern 18 Brian Winterfield R-FR M Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc 19 Austin Piwinski R-FR D Harrison Township, Mich./De La Salle Collegiate 20 Jason Stacy JR M Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Central (Michigan) 21 Blake Skamiera SR F Oxford, Mich./Lake Orion 22 Ken Krolicki FR M Plymouth, Mich./Canton 24 Jerome Cristobal R-SO D Sterling Heights, Mich./Stevenson 27 Fatai Alashe SR M Northville, Mich./Northville 28 Brian Alumbaugh JR D Northville, Mich./Northville (LIU Brooklyn) 29 Jimmy Hague FR GK Walled Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Western 30 Philip Stair FR GK Flushing, Mich./Powers Catholic COACHES Head Coach - Damon Rensing (Michigan State 96, Sixth Season) Associate Head Coach - Kylie Stannard Assistant Coach - Ben Pirmann Volunteer Coach - Paul Gilbert DeMARTIN STADIUM The Michigan State men s and women s soccer teams call the DeMartin Soccer Complex home, one of the finest soccer facilities in the Midwest. The new state-of-the-art facility, which opened in 2008, features new grandstands, bringing the seating capacity to 2,500, enabling MSU to host conference and national tournaments. In addition, the site was reconfigured to provide for a competitive playing field, along with a new press box and practice field. Nestled between Jenison Field House and the Red Cedar River, the DeMartin Soccer Complex is part of Old College Field, MSU s oldest athletic facility still in continuous use. Since its purchase in 1900 for $1,137.50, Old College Field has been the site of Spartan baseball. Throughout the years, several teams have enjoyed use of the complex, including the football team, which competed there from Today, Old College Field is home for the Spartan soccer, softball and baseball teams. Both the men s and women s soccer programs have enjoyed great success on the banks of the Red Cedar, winning 67 percent of their games at Old College Field. Recently, the complex has been the site for six NCAA Tournament contests, with the most recent a men s first round match in November of The New Life For Old College Field project began in 2006 and was conceived to upgrade Old College Field to a firstclass facility for MSU teams and fans. One year into the project, the project raised almost $3 million, including a gift of $750,000 from the DeMartin family of Summitt, N.J., to renovate Old College Field s soccer stadium. The gift, received by MSU in January of 2007, was the largest ever given to an Olympic sport at Michigan State and directly supported the renovation of the soccer facility. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: McAnaney - MAC-ah-nay-nee Asa - AH-sa Fiscus - FIHS-kuss Rutz - rhymes with CUTS Kreutz - KROYTS Piwinski - puh-win-ski Centala - sen-tah-lah Skamiera - ska-mare-ah Marcantognini - mar-can-tohnee-nee Krolicki - crow-lick-ee Herr - HER Cristobal - KRIS-toe-ball Montague - MON-tah-gyoo Fatai Alashe - fa-tie AH-lah-shay Scheib - SHIBE Alumbaugh - AL-um-baw Hague - HAYG BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Freshman (10): Ryan Scott, Jimmy Fiscus, Brad Centala, Michael Marcantognini, Ali Scheib, Brian Winterfield, Austin Piwinski, Ken Krolicki, Jimmy Hague, Philip Stair Sophomores (3): Andrew Herr, Dewey Lewis, Jerome Cristobal Juniors (7): Quinn McAnaney, Zach Bennett, Zach Carroll, Jay Chapman, Asa Miller, Jason Stacy, Brian Alumbaugh Seniors (8): Tim Kreutz, Ben Myers, Josh Barens, Ryan Keener, Adam Montague, Kyle Rutz, Blake Skamiera, Fatai Alashe BREAKDOWN BY POSITION Goalkeepers (4): Quinn McAnaney, Zach Bennett, Jimmy Hague, Philip Stair Forwards (4): Tim Kreutz, Adam Montague, Ali Scheib, Blake Skamiera Midfielders (11): Ben Myers, Michael Marcantognini, Jay Chapman, Andrew Herr, Dewey Lewis, Asa Miller, Kyle Rutz, Brian Winterfield, Jason Stacy, Ken Krolicki, Fatai Alashe Defenders (9): Ryan Scott, Jimmy Fiscus, Zach Carroll, Josh Barens, Brad Centala, Ryan Keener, Austin Piwinski, Jerome Cristobal, Brian Alumbaugh 2014 MEN S SOCCER MSUSPARTANS.COM

10 4 Tim Kreutz R-Sr., F/M Lake Zurich, Ill. 5 Zach Carroll Jr., D Grand Blanc, Mich. 0 Quinn McAnaney R-Jr., GK Northbrook, Ill. 1 Zach Bennett Jr., GK Plano, Texas 2 Ryan Scott R-Fr., D Grand Rapids, Mich. 3 Jimmy Fiscus Fr., D Novi, Mich. 6 Ben Myers Sr., M Charlevoix, Mich. 7 Josh Barens R-Sr., D Dimondale, Mich. 8 Brad Centala Fr., D Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. 9 Michael Marcantognini 10 Jay Chapman Fr., M Jr., M Sudbury, Ontario Campbellford, Ontario 11 Ryan Keener R-Sr., D Grand Blanc, Mich. 12 Andrew Herr R-So., M Millersville, Pa. 13 Adam Montague Sr., F Toledo, Ohio 14 Dewey Lewis So., M Rockford, Mich. 15 Ali Scheib R-Fr., F Dearborn Heights, Mich. 16 Asa Miller R-Jr., M Louisville, Ky. 17 Kyle Rutz Sr., M Commerce Twp., Mich. 18 Brian Winterfield R-Fr., M Grand Blanc, Mich. 19 Austin Piwinski R-Fr., D Harrison Twp., Mich. 20 Jason Stacy Jr., M Grand Rapids, Mich. 21 Blake Skamiera Sr., F Oxford, Mich. 22 Ken Krolicki Fr., M Plymouth, Mich. 24 Jerome Cristobal R-So., D Sterling Heights, Mich. 27 Fatai Alashe Sr., M Northville, Mich. 28 Brian Alumbaugh Jr., D Northville, Mich. 29 Jimmy Hague Fr., GK Walled Lake, Mich. 30 Phillip Stair Fr., GK Flushing, Mich. Damon Rensing Head Coach Sixth Season Kylie Stannard Associate Head Coach 2014 MEN S SOCCER RADIO/TV CHART Ben Pirmann Assistant Coach Paul Gilbert Volunteer Coach M E N S S O C C E R M S U S P A R TA N S. C O M

11 1 *Notre Dame (11-4-4) *Michigan St. (11-4-5) 3 Akron (13-6-1) Oakland (9-6-3) Ohio St. 1-1 (2OT; PK) Oakland 2-0 *Ohio St. (9-7-4) *Kentucky (10-5-4) *UNCW (12-4-2) *UAB (11-7-1) UNCW 2-0 Furman 1-1 (2OT; PK) Bucknell (10-9-3) Furman (12-5-3) 16 *Virginia (10-6-2) *Washington (12-5-1) 14 9 *Syracuse (15-3-1) *Providence (13-4-2) 11 Hartwick (6-9-4) Fordham (8-8-4) Penn St. 2-1 Dartmouth 2-0 *Penn St. (12-5-1) *Dartmouth (11-4-2) *Old Dominion (12-6-1) *UC Irvine (14-5-3) Old Dominion 3-0 UC Irvine 3-0 St. Francis Brooklyn (11-5-4) UNLV (14-4-3) *Oregon St. (11-7-1) *North Carolina (12-5-1) Oregon St. 1-0 North Carolina 6-0 Denver (11-7-1) James Madison (10-7-4) 12 *Creighton (14-3-2) *Charlotte (14-3-1) *Louisville (10-7-3) *California (10-6-1) 15 Tulsa (11-5-3) SIU Edwardsville (7-8-4) Saint Louis 2-0 SIU Edwardsville 1-0 *Saint Louis (13-4-2) *Northwestern (9-3-6) *Wake Forest (10-7-1) *San Diego (10-5-4) UMBC 0-0 (2OT; PK) San Diego 2-1 UMBC (12-5-3) Cal St. Fullerton (10-7-6) First Round November NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship First Round November 20 Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship Semifinals Quarterfinals Third Round Second Round November 23 November 30 December 5 or 6 December 12 December 14 December 12 December 5 or 6 November 30 November 23 WakeMed Soccer Park WakeMed Soccer Park 8 *Georgetown (12-4-4) Cary, North Carolina Cary, North Carolina 7:30 p.m. 5 p.m. *Stanford (13-2-3) 6 LIVE ESPNU/WatchESPN LIVE ESPNU/WatchESPN NATIONAL 5 *Indiana (12-4-5) CHAMPION *Clemson (11-6-3) 7 WakeMed Soccer Park Monmouth (11-3-6) Cary, North Carolina FGCU (8-6-5) Xavier 2-1 (2OT) Noon Coastal Carolina 1-0 *Xavier (13-5-2) LIVE ESPNU/WatchESPN *Coastal Carolina (15-5-1) 4 *Maryland (13-5-3) *UCLA (11-4-4) 2 * Host Institution All times are Eastern time. Information subject to change. Second semifinal game will begin 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.

12 2014 Michigan State Men's Soccer Michigan State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 21, 2014) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 29 SOUTHERN METHODIST W Aug 31 FLORIDA INTERNAT'L W Sep 06 at #24 UIC T o Sep 11 VALPARAISO L Sep 14 LOYOLA CHICAGO W * Sep 19 at Maryland Terrapins W Sep 24 at Bowling Green W * Sep 28 RUTGERS T o * Oct 04 vs Ohio State L Oct 07 #25 AKRON W * Oct 11 WISCONSIN W Oct 15 WESTERN MICHIGAN W * Oct 18 at #12 Penn State W Oct 22 at Oakland L * Oct 26 #25 NORTHWESTERN T o Oct 29 at #5 Notre Dame T o * Nov 02 MICHIGAN L * Nov 05 at #2 Indiana W Nov 09 at #23 Penn State W Nov 14 vs Maryland Terrapins T o TEAM STATISTICS MSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 10/1045 8/1996 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/1082 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 20 Stacy, Jason Chapman, Jay Montague, Adam Kreutz, Tim Carroll, Zach Krolicki, Ken Alashe, Fatai Lewis, Dewey Keener, Ryan Winterfield, Brian Herr, Andrew Marcantognini, M Cristobal, Jerome Fiscus, Jimmy Centala, Brad Scheib, Ali Skamiera, Blake Piwinski, Austin Rutz, Kyle Miller, Asa Myers, Ben Scott, Ryan Bennett, Zach McAnaney, Quinn Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 McAnaney, Quinn 1 9: /1 1 Bennett, Zach : /1 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Michigan State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Michigan State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Michigan State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Michigan State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Michigan State Opponents

13 Individual Career History Alashe, Fatai TOTAL Alumbaugh, Brian Barens, Josh TOTAL Bennett, Zach TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : TOTAL : Carroll, Zach TOTAL Centala, Brad TOTAL

14 Individual Career History Chapman, Jay TOTAL Cristobal, Jerome TOTAL Fiscus, Jimmy TOTAL Hague, Jimmy Herr, Andrew TOTAL Keener, Ryan TOTAL Kreutz, Tim TOTAL