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1986 NCAA Champions 

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The locals call Tacoma the "City of Destiny." They received no argument from 

the Duke soccer team in 1986. 

The Blue Devils brought home the school's fi rst NCAA team championship, 

clinching the soccer title with a 1-0 victory over Akron on Dec. 13. 

On four previous occasions, athletic teams at Duke had played for national 

championships and lost, including one in soccer four years prior. 

The 1986 triumph erased some of the sting from Duke's 2-1, eight-overtime defeat 

by Indiana in the 1982 title match and fulfi lled a four-year dream of that year's class 

of 11 seniors to return to the championship game and bring the trophy home. 

"Unfi nished business" was the way coach John Rennie referred to Duke's title 

match. "This feels just unbelievable," he added. 

Blue Devils Tom Stone and Kelly Weadock claimed the offensive and defensive 

most valuable player awards in the game. Stone, a junior forward, scored the lone 

goal at 46:38, and senior sweeper Weadock, starting all 87 games in his Duke 

career, anchored the Blue Devils' defense to its 12th shutout of the season. 

Rennie found it hard to single out players for commendation, however. "If Duke 

University were to give a degree to this team, then it would be for chemistry," he 

said. "Our guys had their own magic formula for the last six weeks. Chemistry is 

what all great teams have." 

Michael Linenberger and John Kerr 

Although the game was played on the artifi cial indoor surface of the Tacoma 

Dome, Duke, 18-5-1, stuck with virtually the same game plan that had carried them 

to the championship game: attack early and get the ball out of their end quickly. 

The quick-striking Blue Devils took only 1:38 of the second half to put the game's 

only goal on the scoreboard. Robert Probst was fouled near midfi eld by Akron 

forward Roderick Scott. 

Freshman midfi elder Joe Valenti took the long free kick for Duke. He crossed the 

ball over the head of Akron sweeper Matt Smith to the far post for Carl Williamson, 

who knocked it back to the near post for Stone. 

"It came right to my left leg and I swung away," said Stone, who drilled it high 

into the open net from seven yards out for his 16th goal of the year, just one off the 

school record. Half of those goals were game-winners, and Stone credited Rennie 

for making him a more effective offensive player that year. 

"All Coach Rennie has said," 'Get up in the box, your chances will come, I 

promise,'" Stone said. Four of his goals came in the NCAA playoffs, more than 

any other Blue Devil. 

Both teams concentrated their defenses to stop the opposition's top scorer. 

Duke used Probst, a freshman stopper, to mark Scott, a sophomore forward who 

was also a member of the Canadian National Team. 

Akron fullback Shaun Docking was assigned to Duke's John Kerr, who, following 

the championship, was named the recipient of the 1986 Hermann Trophy, given to 

the nation's top player, and the National Player of the Year Award of the Missouri 

Athletic Club. 

Kerr, who led the Atlantic Coast Conference in scoring with 44 points, took only 

three of Duke's 11 shots in the national title game. Most of the night Kerr was being 

hammered by Akron enforcer Grahame Evison, who committed 11 fouls. Kerr 

expected as much. 

"Any time you get a game like this, it will be physical," he said. "You're playing 

for all the marbles. They were told to go out and hit people, make every tackle 100 

percent." 

The Zips' Scott was held to two harmless fi rst half shots by Probst, who earned 

Rennie's praise. "He's done that all year," the coach said. "He was able to shut 

down Scott for almost a full game. We always assign him to the opposition's most 

important player. Most of the damage Scott did was out away from the goal. 

We forced him to lay the ball out to other players, while he couldn't perform his 

magic." 

Added Rennie, "You win with defense. It's like that in any sport." 

Call it destiny if you like. The Duke soccer team could then wave their extended 

index fi ngers and chant, "We're number one," and know it was true.

ACC Championships 

1980 Championship Team 

1980 Regular Season Champions 

In John Rennie’s second year at the helm of the Duke soccer program, 

he led the Blue Devils to their fi rst ACC Championship. Duke achieved 

their highest ever ranking of 11th and fi nished the season with a 15-4-3 

record. They went undefeated in conference games with a mark of 4-0-2 

to take the championship. Sean McCoy led the way with nine goals and 

six assists. Boris Ilicic recorded 109 saves and only allowed 18 goals in 

22 contests with nine shutouts. 


1999 Regular Season and ACC Tournament Champions 

The Blue Devils earned their fi rst ACC Tournament Championship in 

1999. Duke went through the season undefeated before losing to Santa 

Clara in the NCAA Tournament. The team fi nished 16-1-3 and 4-0-2 in 

the ACC. The Blue Devils began the ACC Tournament against arch-rival 

North Carolina and after a scoreless fi rst half, Troy Garner scored twice 

within a three-minute span to break the game open. Twenty minutes 

later, Donald McIntosh connected on two goals in a three-minute span 

to seal the 4-0 victory. The Blue Devils squared off against seven-time 

tournament champion Virginia in the fi nals. Ali Curtis gave Duke a 1-0 

lead with a goal eight minutes into the game. The Cavaliers came back 

to tie the score just after halftime in the 47th minute. The match went 

scoreless for the next 81 minutes before Stephen Pate found the back of 

the net in the third overtime to give the Blue Devils the title. 


1982 Regular Season Champions 

Joe Ulrich became the fi rst of six Duke players to earn National Player of 

the Year honors when he led the Blue Devils to the school’s fi rst national 

championship appearance. Duke set a school record with a 24-game 

unbeaten streak before losing to Indiana in the National Championship 

game, 2-1 in eight overtimes. The Blue Devils ended with a 22-1-2 record 

and were 4-0-2 in the ACC. Tom Kain had an outstanding freshman 

season with 13 goals and 20 assists for 46 points while Bob Jenkins tallied 

16 goals. Pat Johnston recorded 12 shutouts, allowing just 18 goals 

and stopping 124 shots. 

2005 ACC Championship Press Conference 


2005 ACC Tournament Champions 

The 2005 ACC Tournament was fi lled with excitement for the Blue 

Devils. The fi fth-seed in the tournament, Duke started with a 2-0 victory 

over 10th-ranked Virginia Tech. Chase Perfect came into the contest 

having only played 30 minutes on the season, but gave the Blue Devils 

a 1-0 lead with his fi rst goal of the season off a corner kick. Zach Pope 

later tallied an empty net goal. Duke faced No. 1 Maryland in the semifi 

nals and came out strong at the start. Blake Camp scored two goals 

in the fi rst 15 minutes and Pope made it 3-0 with a goal three minutes 

into the second half. Maryland stormed back in the fi nal 10 minutes with 

two goals but Spencer Wadsworth put the fi nishing touches on the Blue 

Devil’s 4-2 victory. Duke faced No. 4 North Carolina in the fi nals and for 

the second time in the season the two played through two overtimes with 

a scoreless tie. The championship came down to penalty kicks. The Blue 

Devils trailed 4-3 and faced a loss but Justin Papadakis made a key 

save and Camp evened the shootout at 4-4. In the extra round of kicks, 

Papadakis made another save and freshman Mike Grella converted his 

kick to give the Blue Devils the 5-4 shootout victory. 

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Blue Devils in the Pros 

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The Duke men’s soccer program has established a reputation as one of 

the top program’s in the country since Head Coach John Rennie started his 

tenure in 1979. The Blue Devils have been to fi ve NCAA College Cups and won 

the national championship in 1986 with a 1-0 victory over Akron. Rennie has 

produced 15 All-Americas in his 27 years at the helm and has 

had several of his former players move on to play professional 

soccer. 

One of the biggest names in Major League 

Soccer history is a former Blue Devil. Real Salt Lake 

forward, Jason Kreis, became the league’s all-time 

leading scorer in 2004 and last season became 

the fi rst player in MLS history to score 100 career 

goals. He broke the scoring record with a goal in 

the 37th minute against D.C. United on June 26, 2004. 

His 100th goal came on August 13, 2005 against Kansas 

City. Kreis was the 43rd overall pick (fi fth round) in the 

Inaugural MLS Draft in 1996. He was drafted by the Dallas 

Burn and scored the franchise's fi rst-ever goal on April 18, 

1996, against Kansas City. He played his fi rst nine seasons 

with Dallas before he was traded to Real Salt Lake for future 

considerations on Nov. 17, 2004. 

Kreis has 106 career goals and 74 assists. He has been 

Mark 

Dodd 

Blue Devils in the MLS 

Jason 

Kreis 

named to the all-star team seven times and was given the 

Honda MVP award in 1999 as the player of the year. He 

captured the scoring title that season, becoming the fi rst 

player in MLS history to score 15 goals and have 15 

assists in the same season. Kreis was a three-time All- 

America selection at Duke and ranks among the top 10 

in career goals and the top fi ve in assists and points. 

Three other Duke players were selected in 

the Inaugural MLS Draft with two of them also going to 

Dallas. Mark Dodd, a former goalkeeper, was drafted in 

the sixth round (53rd overall pick) by the Burn. He spent 

four years in the league and was named the Goalkeeper of 

the Year in 1996 after posting a 1.46 goals against average. 

Before the creation of the MLS, Dodd played for the Dallas 

Sidekicks in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) and 

the Colorado Foxes of the American Professional Soccer 

League (APSL). He earned 15 caps for the United States 

national team. 

Seventeen former Duke soccer players and coaches have gone on to 

be affi liated with Major League Soccer. 

Blake Camp: New York Red Bulls 

Jordan Cila: Colorado Rapids, Real Salt Lake, New York Red Bulls 

Ali Curtis: Tampa Bay Mutiny, D.C. United, Dallas Burn 

Mark Dodd: Dallas Burn 

Doug Hamilton: Vice President/General Manager, Los Angeles Galaxy 

Jay Heaps: Miami Fusion, New England Revolution 

Josh Henderson: Los Angeles Galaxy (drafted) 

Mike Jeffries: Dallas Burn head coach, Chicago Fire assistant coach 

Brian Kelly: New York/New Jersey MetroStars, Los Angeles Galaxy 

John Kerr: Dallas Burn, New England Revolution 

Jason Kreis: Dallas Burn, Real Salt Lake 

Garth Lagerwey: Miami Fusion, D.C. United, D.C. United broadcaster 

Mark Noonan: Vice President of Marketing, MLS 

Trevor Perea: Columbus Crew, D.C. United 

Robert Russell: Los Angeles Galaxy (drafted) 

Kevin Sakuda: San Jose Earthquakes (drafted) 

Evan Whitfield: Chicago Fire, Real Salt Lake 

John 

Kerr 

Brian 

Kelly 

Midfi elder John Kerr was also picked up by 

Dallas as the 83rd overall pick (ninth round). Kerr played 

12 games for the Burn in 1996 before fi nishing out the 

season with New England. He went on to play one 

more year with the Revolution, tallying seven goals 

and six assists for his career. After his career with 

the MLS he played two seasons with the Boston 

Bulldogs of the professional A-league as a playercoach. 

In college Kerr helped lead Duke to their fi rst 

NCAA Championship and was awarded both the Hermann 

Trophy and the fi rst-ever Missouri Athletic Club Award 

as the nation’s top player. He was a two-time All-America and 

three-time All-Region selection at Duke. He ranks in the top fi ve 

i n 

goals, assists and points. After college he played professional 

soccer in England, Ireland, France, Canada and the U.S. He also played with 

the U.S. National team from 1984-1995. He is currently the Head Men’s Soccer 

coach at Harvard. 

The fourth Blue Devil selected in 1996 was 

goalkeeper Garth Lagerway. He was chosen in 

the 15th round (150th overall pick) by D.C. United 

but played 23 games for Kansas City and posted a 

1.75 goals against average. In the 1997 and '98 seasons 

he played for Dallas, and from 1999-2000 he played for 

Miami. While at Duke, he was an All-Region selection 

in 1992. He also has recorded the most saves by any 

Blue Devil in both ACC and NCAA tournament play 

with 12 saves against Virginia on Nov. 5, 1993, and 12 

saves against Southern Methodist on Nov. 27, 1992. 

Garth 

Lagerway 

In 1997, Brian Kelly 

became the fi rst Duke player to be selected in the fi rst round 

of the MLS College Draft. The forward was chosen by the 

MetroStars with the fi fth overall pick. Kelly played three 

full seasons with the MetroStars before he was traded 

to Los Angeles midway through the 2000 campaign. 

He spent his fi nal season with Tampa Bay in 2001 

and fi nished his career with 10 goals and 11 assists. 

In his collegiate playing days, Kelly was a third team 

All-America selection in 1995 and two-time All-Region 

choice. He is eighth all-time at Duke with 29 assists. 

Two Blue Devils were drafted in the 1999 

MLS College Draft. Jay Heaps, the 1998 Missouri 

Athletic Club award winner, 

became the highest Duke player 

drafted, going second overall to 

the Miami Fusion. Miami traded up from the fi fth pick to 

take the two-time All-America. In his rookie season with 

the club, he was named MLS Rookie of the Year after 

scoring three goals. He spent three seasons with Miami 

and recorded a career-high fi ve goals and six assists in 

2000 to earn his fi rst all-star selection in 2000. Midway 

through the 2001 season he was traded to New 

England and remains a starter for the Revolution 

defense. A year later he scored the game-winning 

goal in the semifnal game against Columbus to lead 

the Revolution into the MLS Cup. Heaps ranks in 

the top fi ve in career goals, assists and points at 

Duke. He was named to the All-South Region team 

all four years of college and was both the National and ACC Freshman of the 

Jay 

Heaps 

Year in 1995. Heaps was the embodiment of Duke Athletics, playing both soccer 

and basketball. Not only did he possess great athletic talent but he was also a 

great student and was one of three Duke soccer players to be named Academic 

All-America.

Blue Devils in the Pros 

Evan 

Whitfield 

Jordan 

Cila 

Defender Evan Whitfield was also taken in the 

fi rst round, when Chicago picked him with the 11th 

overall selection. He joined the Fire midway through 

the 1999 season after a stint of playing professional 

soccer for KAA Gent in Belgium. He played 

fi ve seasons with the Fire, helping them to three 

division championships and two Lamar Hunt U.S. 

Open Cup Championships. He started the 2005 

season as a member of Real Salt Lake where he 

fi nished his career. Whitfi eld was a three-time 

All-Region selection for the Blue Devils and 

four-time All-ACC pick. 

Duke had another player drafted 

with the second overall pick in 2001. Ali 

Curtis, a two-time player of the year recipient 

at Duke, was chosen by the Tampa Bay Mutiny. Curtis was named the ACC 

Player of the Year and was awarded the Hermann Trophy in his junior year. As 

a senior, he became the all-time leading scorer at Duke with 53 goals, and was 

given the Missouri Athletic Club Award. Curtis was a two-time All-America and 

four time All-Region selection. He played three years of Major League Soccer. 

He played his fi rst season with Tampa Bay and then moved on to D.C. United 

where he had his best season in 2002 with fi ve goals and one assist. He started 

the 2003 season with D.C. United before he was traded to 

Dallas where he fi nished his career. In his rookie season 

with Tampa Bay, he was honored with the Mutiny’s 2001 

New York Life Humanitarian of the Year award and was 

a fi nalist for the 2001 MLS New York Life Humanitarian 

of the Year award. 

Also drafted in 2001 was Robert Russell, a 

former All-America at Duke. Russell was drafted by Los 

Angeles in the second round with the 22nd overall pick. 

He instead decided to sign with Sogndal in the Premiere 

League in Norway. He was later acquired by Rosenborg 

of the Norway Premiere League and led them to a 

Premier League Championship to earn the right to play 

in the UEFA Champions League in 2004 against Arsenal 

and PSV Eindhoven. In the summer of 2006, he signed 

with Viborg FF of Denmark's top-fl ight Superligaen. At 

Duke he was a four-time All-ACC selection and was named 

to the All-South region team in 2000. 

There have been two other Duke players drafted by MLS teams. Josh 

Kevin 

Sakuda 

Henderson was taken in the fourth round of the 2000 

SuperDraft by Los Angeles and Kevin Sakuda was 

picked up in the third round of the 2002 SuperDraft with 

the 39th overall pick by San Jose. Henderson was a 

two-time All-ACC selection and ranks in the top ten 

in career assists at Duke. Sakuda played for the 

San Diego Sockers and Cleveland Storm of the 

MISL and is now in his fourth season with the Seattle 

Sounders of the United Soccer League First Division. In 

college he was an All-Region choice in 1999 and helped 

lead the Blue Devils to their fi rst-ever ACC Tournament 

Championship. 

Four former Duke players are currently 

on MLS rosters. Heaps is still with 

New England, while Kreis is playing for 

Real Salt Lake. Jordan Cila, who was 

a four-year letterwinner for the Blue Devils from 2000- 

03, is currently playing for the New York Red Bulls 

along with Blake Camp. Cila was a two-time All-ACC 

selection and is fi fth on the career assists list at Duke. He 

spent his fi rst season in the MLS with Colorado in 2004 

where he helped them into the playoffs. In 21 games he 

scored four goals and had two assists. Last season he 

played for Real Salt Lake, scoring three goals and adding 

an assist in 12 contests. Camp, a two-time All-America 

choice at Duke, was drafted in the fourth round with the 

41st pick of the 2006 MLS Draft. Camp led the Blue 

Blake 

Camp 

Where Are They Now? 

Blake Camp - New York Red Bulls of the MLS 

Graziano Giglio - D.D.S., PC 

Mike Jeffries - Associate Head Coach, Duke University 

Bob Jenkins - U.S. Soccer’s Director of Coaching Education 

and Youth Development 

Tom Kain - Global Futbol Marketing Director, Nike 

John Kerr - Men's Soccer Head Coach, Harvard 

Danny Kramer - Rochester Raging Rhinos of USL First Division 

Ken Lolla - Head Coach, Louisville; USSF U-15 National Team Coach 

David McDaniel - President of Construction, ContraVest, Inc. 

Thomas Natelli - President & CEO of Natelli Communities 

Kevin Sakuda - Seattle Sounders of the MISL 

David Strauch - Account Manager of Heidtman Steel Geoffrey Metals 

Chris Sturdy - Managing Director, The Bank of New York 

(Listed above are just some of the outstanding jobs 

Duke soccer alumni have notched since graduation) 

Devils to the 2005 ACC Tournament Championship and 

the 2004 College Cup. He fi nished his career with 24 

Danny 

Kramer 

goals and 22 assists and was a three-time All-ACC 

selection. 

Danny Kramer, a 2005 team captain, is also 

playing professionally. He signed with the Rochester 

Raging Rhinos after graduation and fi nished 

his Duke career with 19 goals and 17 assists. 

Other former Duke players who have been affi 

liated with the MLS are Doug Hamilton, Mike Jeffries, 

Mark Noonan and Trevor Perea. Hamilton 

is currently the president and general manager 

of the Los Angeles Galaxy and is a former Duke 

assistant coach. Jeffries was the head coach 

for the Dallas Burn in 2001 and 2002. He 

guided the team to the playoffs in his fi rst 

season with the club. Noonan was the Vice President of Marketing for 

the MLS. Perea played one season in the league. He signed a contract in 2003 

with the Columbus Crew and fi nished the year with D.C. United. 

Before the creation of the MLS, Tom Kain played professional soccer in 

West Germany and for the Kansas City Comets of the MISL. He moved on to 

later become the Global Futbol Marketing Director for Nike. Kain became the 

third Duke player to be awarded the Hermann Trophy as the National Player of 

the Year in 1985. He was also the fi rst four-time All-America for the Blue Devils. 

Kain played for the US National Team and was one of two Duke players to play 

in the Olympics. He was the fi rst soccer player to be elected into the Duke Hall 

of Fame. He is the all-time leader 

in points and assists and is second 

in career goals. 

Duke Head Coach John 

Rennie has established one of the 

top men’s soccer programs in the 

country and continues to bring in 

some of the nation’s most talented 

high school players every year. 

Duke continues to be one of the 

elite teams in college soccer and 

one of the elite academic schools 

as well. All of the former Blue Devils 

student athletes who have gone 

on to have successful professional 

careers after graduation are a 

tribute to the program Rennie has 

established in his 27 years at the 

helm. 

Tom Kain 

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Blue Devils and US Soccer 

The Duke Blue Devils and US Soccer have a strong and longstanding relationship. Duke alumni have participated 

with US Soccer for many years, with Tom Kain and Evan Whitfi eld each representing the United States 

in the Olympic Games. Blue Devils have participated with US Soccer on all levels, ranging from youth teams to 

the U.S. Men's National Team. Here is a look at some of the ties between Duke and US Soccer. 

Duke has hosted exhibitions with the U.S. 

Olympic Team and with the Under-17 National 

Teams. 

Evan Whitfield, a 1998 Duke graduate, 

represented the United States on the Olympic 

Team in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, 

Australia. 

1985 Hermann Trophy recipient Tom Kain 

represented the United States in the 1984 

Olympics in Los Angeles, Calif. 

Duke sophomore, Michael Videira has played with 

both the US Under-20 and US Under-18 National 

Teams. 

Tom Kain (middle) and Dr. William Garrett, Jr. (right) 

at the 1994 World Cup. 

Robert Russell became the latest Blue 

Devil to train with the U.S. Men’s National 

Team this year. Others who have been invited 

to play with the full team include Jason Kreis, 

Mark Dodd, Jay Heaps, Evan Whitfield, 

John Kerr and Brian Benedict. 

2004 Duke graduate Jordan Cila played 

on the US Under-17 National Team that was a 

semifi nalist at the Under-17 World Championships 

in New Zealand. Cila ranked second 

on the team with 46 goals and 38 assists. 

Cila also was a member of the US Under-20 

National Team. 

Brian Kelly competed with the Under-23 

National Team prior to the 2000 Olympic 

Games in Sydney. 

Current junior Kyle Helton was a member 

of the National Team program from 2000-04. 

He played for the US Under-17 National Team in 

2002 and 2003, starting 42 of 63 games played. 

Current Blue Devils Justin Papadakis, 

Michael Videira and Ian Carey, as well as 

alumni Jordan Cila, Trevor Perea, Kevin 

Sakuda and Jay Heaps, have competed with 

the US Under-20 National Team. 

Current Blue Devils who played with the US 

Under-18 National team include Justin Papadakis, 

Michael Videira, Tomek Charowski, 

Pavelid Castaneda and Mike Grella. 

Duke alumni Joey Valenti, George Dunne, 

Tom Stone, Mike Linenberger and Clint Carnell 

gained youth national team experience. 

Mike Linenberger, who played for the Blue 

Devils from 1983-86, is the current Region IV 

ODP coach and the head men’s soccer coach 

at Sacramento State University. 

Alumni Bob Jenkins (U.S. Soccer’s Director 

of Coaching Education and Youth Development) 

and Ken Lolla (Under-15 head coach) 

have both coached with the US Soccer youth 

national team programs in the past. 

Duke junior, Kyle Helton, became a familiar face on 

the US National Team, playing from 2000-04. He 

played two years with the US Under-17 team. 

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Duke freshman, Mike Grella, was a member of this 

year's US Under-18 National Team along with freshman 

Pavelid Castaneda. 

1986 National Player of the Year John Kerr was a 

member of the U.S. team 

Bob Jenkins was one of the fi rst players to suit up 

for John Rennie and took what he learned from his 

former coach and applied it as a former US National 

Team Under-18 Head Coach.

Duke in the Community 

The Duke men's soccer team participates actively in the 

Durham community. Each year, men's soccer players visit 

elementary schools throughout the area as part of the 

Verizon Read with the Blue Devils program. For the 15th 

year, Duke Athletics and the Durham Public School System 

have combined their efforts to aid area teachers in providing 

reading incentives for third and fourth graders. More 

than 4,000 students in Durham County are involved in the 

program annually. 

The Blue Devils also spend time after each game signing 

autographs. Fans can meet the players on the fi eld shortly 

following the end of each 

game. The Duke Soccer Camp 

offers day and overnight camps 

throughout the year for beginners 

and advanced players, 

From the inception of the Read with the Blue Devils program, 

school visits by Duke student-athletes have been a 

major component. Almost 200 Duke student-athletes from 

nearly all 26 varsity sports, including numerous Blue Devil 

soccer players, make periodic visits to the third and fourth 

grade classes, working with the youngsters on reading and 

goal-setting. Duke Athletics provides positive role models 

for both boys and girls at the elementary schools. 

including the top 100 Seniors 

Program for rising high 

school seniors. Over 1,000 

kids attended the camps this 

summer. More information 

on camps can be found at www.goduke.com. 

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All-Time Series Records 

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W L T Last Meeting 

Akron 3 0 0 W 1-0 1996 

Alabama A&M 0 3 0 L 2-3 1983 

Alabama-Birmingham 2 0 0 W 4-1 1995 

American 6 0 0 W 4-2 2000 

Appalachian State 17 0 0 W 3-0 2004 

Appalachian State Teachers 2 0 0 W 3-0 1938 

Atlantic Christian 4 0 0 W 5-0 1983 

Averett 2 0 0 W 7-0 1996 

Baptist 1 0 0 W 5-0 1983 

Belmont Abbey 4 0 0 W 3-0 1990 

Boston College 1 0 0 W 3-0 2005 

Bridgeport 0 1 0 L 0-3 1964 

Brown 0 1 1 L 0-1 2000 

Buffalo 1 0 0 W 4-0 2000 

Butler 1 0 0 W 6-0 2000 

California State-Fullerton 2 0 0 W 4-1 1997 

Campbell 15 1 2 W 3-0 2004 

Catawba 4 1 0 L 1-2 1986 

Charleston, College of 5 2 0 W (OT) 3-2 2005 

Charleston Southern 1 0 0 W 7-0 1999 

Charlotte 12 2 0 W (OT) 1-0 2003 

CLEMSON 21 21 3 L 1-3 2005 

Coastal Carolina 1 0 0 W 3-0 2004 

Colgate 1 0 0 W 3-1 1993 

Columbia 1 0 0 W 1-0 2004 

Connecticut 4 2 0 L 1-4 2000 

Creighton 1 2 0 L 1-2 2005 

Dartmouth 1 0 0 W 4-0 2003 

Davidson 42 8 4 L 0-2 2003 

DePaul 1 0 0 W 2-0 1991 

Drake 1 0 0 W 3-0 1995 

Drexel 1 0 0 W 5-1 1986 

East Carolina 14 1 0 W 3-2 2004 

East Stroudsburg 1 3 0 L 1-2 1972 

Elon 6 0 0 W 9-1 1999 

Emory & Henry 1 0 0 W 10-0 2004 

Erskine 2 0 0 W 3-0 1984 

Evansville 0 1 0 L 0-1 1987 

Fairfi eld 1 0 0 W 5-0 1987 

Fairleigh Dickinson 1 0 0 W 2-0 2004 

Florida International 1 0 0 W 2-1 1994 

Fordham 1 0 0 W 2-1 1989 

Francis Marion 1 0 0 W 6-0 1993 

Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0 W 2-0 1953 

French Cadet Pre Flight 0 1 0 L 0-5 1944 

Frostburg State 1 1 0 W 2-0 1954 

Furman 7 1 0 W 2-0 1995 

George Mason 4 0 2 W 3-0 1999 

George Washington 2 0 0 W (OT) 2-1 2002 

Georgia Southern 2 0 0 W 4-1 2003 

Georgia State 3 0 0 W 4-0 2004 

Georgetown 1 1 0 L 1-2 1994 

Greensboro College 1 0 0 W 1-0 1988 

Guilford 8 1 1 W 10-0 1991 

Hampden-Sydney 2 0 0 W 4-0 1993 

Hartwick 2 0 0 W 5-0 1986 

Harvard 1 1 0 L 2-3 2003 

High Point 15 7 1 W 1-0 2000 

High Point Y 2 1 1 L 3-5 1941 

Holy Cross 0 0 1 T (OT) 1-1 2002 

Howard 0 1 0 L 0-9 1972 

Illinois State 1 0 0 W 6-2 1991 

Indiana 2 3 1 L 1-2 1997 

Iona 1 0 0 W 3-1 1998 

Jacksonville 3 1 0 L 2-3 1998 

James Madison 4 4 0 W 1-0 1998 

Lafayette 1 0 0 W 4-2 1980 

Lehigh 0 1 0 L 1-2 2002 

Liberty 2 0 0 W 4-0 2003 

Lock Haven State 1 0 0 W 3-0 1981 

Long Island 3 0 0 W 2-0 2005 

Longwood 1 0 0 W 3-1 2005 

Louisville 1 0 0 W 2-0 1997 

Loyola 1 0 0 W 5-1 1979 

Loyola of Baltimore 2 0 0 W 2-1 1986 

Lynchburg 5 5 1 L 0-1 1976 

Manhattan 1 0 0 W 4-1 2002 

Marshall 0 1 0 L 1-2 1996 

W L T Last Meeting 

MARYLAND 19 41 3 W 4-2 2005 

Maryland-Baltimore County 1 1 0 W 4-3 1999 

Massachusetts 1 0 0 W 3-0 2001 

Memphis 1 0 0 W 4-0 1994 

Mercer 4 0 0 W 4-1 2001 

Miami 0 1 0 L 0-9 1965 

Michigan State 1 0 0 W 2-0 1979 

Monmouth 1 0 0 W 4-1 1999 

Navy 1 14 2 T 1-1 1979 

New Hampshire 1 0 0 W 3-2 1994 

NORTH CAROLINA 39 35 9 T (2OT) 0-0 2005 

NORTH CAROLINA STATE 45 19 5 W 6-0 2005 

North Carolina Pre Flight 0 4 0 L 3-4 1943 

North Carolina Wesleyan 9 0 0 W 7-0 1993 

North Texas 1 0 0 W 1-0 1991 

Northeastern 0 1 0 L 0-1 2001 

Northwestern 0 1 0 L 1-2 2003 

Notre Dame 2 0 0 W 2-1 1992 

Ohio State 1 0 0 W 3-0 2004 

Old Dominion 2 0 0 W (OT) 2-1 2004 

Penn State 2 3 0 W 4-0 1997 

Pennsylvania 1 0 0 W 3-2 1992 

Pfeiffer 11 2 0 W 3-1 1997 

Pittsburgh 1 0 0 W 1-0 1955 

Portland 0 1 0 L 1-2 1989 

Princeton 1 0 0 W 2-1 1992 

Radford 4 1 0 W 3-2 2002 

Richmond 4 0 0 W 4-0 2001 

Roanoke 7 3 1 W 9-1 1993 

Robert Morris 2 0 0 W 5-2 1992 

Rollins 0 2 0 L 0-1 1975 

R.P.I. 2 0 0 W 7-0 1950 

Rutgers 1 2 1 L (2OT) 2-3 2001 

Saint Francis (N.Y.) 1 0 0 W 5-0 2004 

St. John's 0 3 0 L 1-4 2005 

Saint Louis 2 0 0 W 3-1 2005 

San Francisco 1 0 0 W 3-1 1990 

Santa Clara 0 3 0 L 2-4 1999 

Seton Hall 1 0 1 W 4-0 1988 

SIU Edwardsville 1 0 0 W 3-2 1984 

South, The University of the 1 0 0 W 1-0 1989 

South Carolina 10 8 2 L 0-1 2004 

South Carolina-Aiken 1 0 0 W 4-0 1988 

South Florida 3 2 0 W 5-2 2003 

Southern Connecticut State 1 0 0 W 2-0 1988 

Southern Methodist 2 2 1 W 2-0 1996 

Springfi eld College 0 1 0 L 1-3 1966 

Stanford 1 0 0 W 2-1 1987 

Stetson 1 0 0 W 10-0 1985 

Stony Brook 1 0 0 W 2-1 2005 

Syracuse 1 0 0 W 3-0 1991 

Temple 2 0 0 W 5-0 2005 

Tennessee 2 0 0 W 4-0 1984 

Texas-San Antonio 1 0 0 W 5-0 1988 

Trenton State 1 4 0 L 0-3 1971 

UCLA 2 3 0 L 2-4 1997 

UCSB 0 2 0 L 0-5 2004 

UNC Asheville 3 0 0 W 2-0 2004 

UNC Greensboro 12 2 0 W 3-1 2003 

UNC Wilmington 11 4 1 W 6-2 1997 

Vanderbilt 1 0 0 W 6-0 1986 

Vermont 1 0 0 W 5-2 1982 

VIRGINIA 32 36 7 L 0-1 2005 

VIRGINIA TECH 4 2 1 W 2-0 2005 

VMI 2 0 0 W 4-1 1957 

WAKE FOREST 19 11 4 W (2OT) 3-2 2005 

Washington 0 1 0 L 0-3 1991 

Washington (St. Louis) 1 0 0 W 5-3 1963 

Washington & Lee 12 2 1 W 7-0 1962 

West Chester 0 3 0 L 0-2 1963 

Western Illinois 1 0 0 W 2-0 2005 

West Virginia 1 0 0 W 3-0 1981 

William & Mary 4 3 0 L 1-2 2003 

Wingate 1 0 0 W 7-0 1989 

Winthrop 5 0 0 W 4-0 1987 

Wisconsin 0 1 0 L 0-2 1995 

Wofford 2 0 0 W 7-0 1999

Honors 

All-America 

1939: Haydar Asan, F 

1940: Thomas Cowdrick, D 

1952: David Strauch, F 

Joseph Duys, D 

1953: Fred James, D 

1954: Hector Riquezes, D 


1956: Thomas Colmey, D 

1957: Gordon Lang, GK 

Edwin Gauld, F 

1958: Edwin Schull, F 

1961: Coles Hough, GK 

1962: Dean Ross, F 

Fred Beguin, F 

1981: Joe Ulrich, D, First Team 

Ken Lolla, M, Third Team 


Tom Kain, F, Second Team 

1983: Mike Jeffries, D, First Team 

Tom Kain, F, First Team 

Ken Lolla, M, Second Team 

1984: Tom Kain, F, First Team 


John Kerr, F, First Team 

Pat Johnston, GK, Second Team 

1986: John Kerr, F, First Team 

1988: Brian Benedict, F, First Team 

Joey Valenti, M, First Team 

1989: Joey Valenti, M, First Team 

1990: George Dunn, D, Second Team 

1992: Jason Kreis, M, Second Team 

1993: Jason Kreis, M, First Team 


1995: Brian Kelly, F, Third Team 

1997: Ali Curtis, F, Third Team 

Jay Heaps, M, Third Team 

1998: Jay Heaps, M, First Team 

1999: Ali Curtis, F, Second Team 

2000: Ali Curtis, F, First Team 

Robert Russell, M, Second Team 

2004: Blake Camp, M, Third Team 

2005: Blake Camp, M, First Team 

Joe Ulrich 

Joe Ulrich was Coach Rennie's fi rst player 

to garner fi rst team All-America honors 

Academic All-America 

1983: Mike Jeffries, D 


2003: Jordan Cila, M, First Team 

All-South 

1951: Fernando Almeida, D 

Joe Duys, D 

Frederick James, D 

Mal Lindstrom, D 

Ken Menken, D 

Hector Riquezes, D 

1952: Wayne Cunningham, D 

Joseph Duys, D 


John Ost, GK 

Odoardo Leon-Ponte, D 


David Strauch, F 

1953: Joe Duys, D 


David Strauch, F 


1955: Tom Colmey, D 


1956: Tom Colmey, D 

Simon Izaquirre, F 

Ted Loeb, D 

1957: Ed Gauld, F 

Jim Matthews, D 

John D'Angelo, F 

Dave Dreidler, F 

Gordon Lang, GK 

1958: John D'Angelo, F 

Edwin Schull, F 

Don Little, F 

1959: Hoben Hyde, F 

R. Stacey, D 

1960: Peter Moller, F 

John Stacey, F 

Wally Kaufman, D 

Henry Hyde, F 

1961: Coles Hough, GK 

Dean Ross, F 

Henry Hyde, F 

Fred Beguin, D 

1962: Fred Beguin, D 

Dean Ross, F 

Alex Epanchin, F 

Jim Boericke, F 

1963: Alex Epanchin, F 

Dave Jones, D 

1966: Henry Walters, F 

Curt Lauber, F 

1967: Len Tylka, F 

Henry Walters, F 

Gordon Snyder, F 

1969: Mark Furniss, D 

1970: Pato Gutierrez, F 

Craig Tymeson, F 


Mike Jeffries 

Mike Jeffries is one of two Duke players to earn All- 

America and Academic All-America honors 


Steve McCoy, F 


Steve McCoy, F 

1974: Steve McCoy, F 

1976: Richard Murray, D 



1979: Richard Murray, D, First Team 

1980: Stephen Bond, D, Fourth Team 

Ken Lolla, D, Fourth Team 

Sean McCoy, F, Fourth Team 


Ken Lolla, M, First Team 


Joe Ulrich, D, First Team 

Sean McCoy, F, Second Team 





David McDaniel, M, Third Team 



Jeff Romano, D, Second Team 

John Kerr, F, Third Team 

1985: Pat Johnston, GK, First Team 



Kelly Weadock, D, First Team 



Tom Stone, F, Third Team 



George Dunn, D, Third Team 


1990: George Dunn, D, First Team 


Garth Lagerwey, GK, Second Team 

27

Honors 

28 

Richard Murray 

Richard Murray is one of only six players in ACC 

history to earn four ACC First Team Honors 



1995: Brian Kelly, F, First Team 

Jay Heaps, M, Second Team 

Josh Henderson, F, Second Team 

1996: Evan Whitfi eld, D, Second Team 

Jay Heaps, M, Third Team 

Brian Kelly, F, Third Team 


Ali Curtis, F, Second Team 

Evan Whitfi eld, D, Second Team 

Josh Henderson, M, Third Team 


Evan Whitfi eld, D, First Team 

Ali Curtis, F, Third Team 

Atli Knutsson, GK, Third Team 


Kevin Sakuda, D, Second Team 


Robert Russell, M, First Team 

2003: Owoicho Adogwa, F, Third Team 


Michael Videira, M, Third Team 


Michael Videira, M, Third Team 

All-Conference 

1968: Doug Morris, F, Second Team 

Craig Tymeson, F, Second Team 

1969: Mark Furniss, D, First Team 

Lou Lothman, D, Second Team 

Tom Rockwood, D, Second Team 


1970: Pato Gutierrez, F, First Team 


1971: Chico DiBella, D, First Team 

Lou Lothman, D, First Team 

Pato Gutierrez, F, First Team 

1972: Pato Gutierrez, F, First Team 

Scott Hutchinson, D, First Team 

Bob James, GK, Second Team 

Mike DeCroce, D, Second Team 

Steve McCoy, F, Second Team 

1973: Pato Gutierrez, F, Second Team 

Steve McCoy, F, Second Team 

John Leaven, D, Second Team 

1974: Steve McCoy, F, First Team 

Dave Patton, D, Second Team 

1975: Brian Murray, D, Second Team 




Wayne Bergen, F, Second Team 

1979: Ian Garrett, D, First Team 

Richard Murray, D, First Team 

Stephen Bond, D, Second Team 

Graziano Giglio, F, Second Team 

1980: Stephen Bond, D, First Team 


Boris Illicic, GK, First Team 

Sean McCoy, F, Second Team 





Graziano Giglio, M, Second Team 


Mike Jeffries, D, Second Team 





Paul Ahearne, D, Second Team 





Tom Stone, F, Second Team 

Kelly Weadock, D, Second Team 

1985: Pat Johnston, GK, First Team 





Tom Stone, F, Second Team 

Kelly Weadock, F, Second Team 

1987: Tom Stone, F, First Team 


Robert Probst, D, Second Team 



Robert Probst, D, Second Team 


1990: George Dunn, D, First Team 

Brian Benedict, F, Second Team 

Tim Vieth, M, Second Team 

1991: Clint Carnell, F, First Team 

George Dunn, D, Second Team 


Chris Yankee, F, First Team 

Tim Vieth, M, Second Team 


Eric Marshall, D, First Team 

Richie Dunn, M, Second Team 

A.J. Siebeneck, F, Second Team 



Brian Kelly, F, First Team 

Josh Henderson, F, Second Team 


1996: Brian Kelly, F, First Team 

Jay Heaps, M, Second Team 



Jay Heaps, M, First Team 

Troy Garner, F, Second Team 

Josh Henderson, M, Second Team 

Robert Russell, D, Second Team 




Robert Russell, M, Second Team 



Jeff Haywood, GK, First Team 



Nii-Amar Amamoo, D, Second Team 



Jordan Cila, F, Second Team 

Jeff Haywood, GK, Second Team 

Trevor Perea, M, Second Team 

2001: Donald McIntosh, M, First Team 

Jordan Cila, F, Second Team 

Kevin Sakuda, D, Second Team 

2002: Donald McIntosh, M, First Team 

Trevor Perea, M, First Team 



Justin Trowbridge, GK, Second Team 

Michael Videira, M, Second Team 


Michael Videira, M, First Team 

Chris Loftus, M, Second Team 

Robert Russell 

Robert Russell was a four-time All-ACC 

selection from 1997-2000.

Scoring Records 

Career Goals 

1. Ali Curtis (1997-2000) 53 

2. Tom Kain (1982-85) 51 

3. Pato Gutierrez (1970-73) 46 

4. Jay Heaps (1995-98) 45 

5. Sean McCoy (1980-83) 44 

5. John Kerr (1983-86) 42 

7. Craig Tymeson (1967-70) 40 

8. Jason Kreis (1991-94) 39 

Chris Yankee (1989-92) 39 

10. Tom Stone (1984-87) 38 

The Record Book 

Career Assists 

1. Tom Kain (1982-85) 45 

2. John Kerr (1983-86) 43 

3. Jason Kreis (1991-94) 38 

4. Jay Heaps (1995-98) 37 

5. Jordan Cila (2000-03) 35 

6. Clint Carnell (1988-91) 34 

7. Josh Henderson (1995-97) 30 

8. Brian Kelly (1993-96) 29 

9. Ali Curtis (1997-2000) 28 

10. Sean McCoy (1980-83) 27 

Career Points 

1. Tom Kain (1982-85) 147 

2. Ali Curtis (1997-2000) 134 

3. Jay Heaps (1995-98) 127 

John Kerr (1983-86) 127 

5. Jason Kreis (1991-94) 116 

6. Sean McCoy (1980-83) 115 

7. Pato Gutierrez (1970-73) 114 

8. Chris Yankee (1989-92) 103 

9. Tom Stone (1984-87) 98 

10. Troy Garner (1996-99) 96 

Career Saves 

1. Pat Johnston (1982-85) 379 

Career Shutouts 

1. Pat Johnston (1982-85) 47 

Pat Johnston 

Individual Records 

Game Records 

Most Goals - 6, Pato Gutierrez vs. Davidson (10/11/71) 

Most Assists - 4, Tom Kain vs. William & Mary 

(10/2/83); T.D. Rolf vs. Guilford (10/2/91) 

Most Saves - 23, Dave Woodyard vs. Maryland 

(11/6/70) 

Season Records 

Most Goals - 17, Pato Gutierrez (1971), 

Ali Curtis (1999) 

Most Assists - 20, Tom Kain (1982) 

Most Saves - 124, Pat Johnston (1982) 

Most Shutouts - 13, Pat Johnston (1983, 1985) 

Team Records 

Game Records 

Most Goals - 14 vs. Mercer (10/26/94) 

Most Assists - 14 vs. Appalachian State (9/24/97) 

Most Saves - 37 vs. Old Dominion (9/1/84) 

Season Records 

Most Goals - 80 (1982) 

Most Assists - 83 (1997) 

Most Points - 234 (1982) 

Most Shots - 542 (1982) 

Most Shutouts - 13 (1983, 1985, 2004) 

Most Wins - 22 (1982) 

Other Records 

Most Consecutive Wins - 11 (1936-38, 1982, 2004) 

Most Consecutive Matches Without a Loss - 24 (1982) 

Most Consecutive Matches Scoring a Goal - 31 

(1982-83) 

Most Consecutive Shutouts - 7 (1983, 2004) 

Longest Game - 159:16 vs. Indiana (12/11/82) 

(NCAA Championship, 8 OTs, lost 2-1) 

Tournament Records 

NCAA Tournament Team Game Highs 

Most Goals - 4 vs. St. Louis (10/21/92) 

- 4 vs. UMBC (11/21/99) 

Most Assists - 5 vs. UNC Greensboro (11/19/95) 

- 5 vs. Ohio State (11/28/04) 

Most Shots - 30 vs. Indiana (12/11/82) 

Most Saves - 12 vs. Clemson (11/21/82); 

vs. SMU (11/27/92) 

NCAA Tournament Individual Game Highs 

Most Goals - 2, Sean McCoy vs. South Florida 

(11/17/82); Brian Kelly vs. South Carolina 

(11/26/95); Tomek Charowski vs. Coastal 

Carolina (11/19/04) 

Most Assists - 2, Tom Kain vs. South Florida (11/17/82); 

Jason Kreis vs. St. Louis (10/21/92); 

Jay Heaps vs. UNC Greensboro (11/19/95) & 

Virginia (12/8/95); Matt Shattuck vs. UNC 

Greensboro (11/19/95); Peter Gail vs. UMBC 

(11/21/99); Zach Pope vs. Coastal Carolina 

(11/19/04); Michael Videira vs. Ohio State 

(11/28/04); Spencer Wadsworth vs. Ohio State 

(11/28/04) 

Most Shots - 7, Tom Kain vs. Indiana (12/11/82); Brian 

Kelly vs. UNC Greensboro (11/19/95) 

Most Saves - 12, Garth Lagerwey vs. SMU (11/27/92) 

ACC Tournament Team Game Highs 

Most Goals - 4 vs. North Carolina (11/12/99) 

vs. Maryland (11/11/05) 

Most Assists - 4 vs. Wake Forest (11/5/89); 

vs. Wake Forest (11/9/95), vs. UNC (11/12/99) 

Most Shots - 36 vs. Maryland (11/4/93) 

Most Saves - 12 vs. Virginia (11/5/93) 

ACC Tournament Individual Game Highs 

Most Goals - 2, Brian Kelly vs. Wake Forest (11/9/95); 

Troy Garner vs. UNC (11/12/99); 

Donald McIntosh vs. UNC (11/12/99) 

Blake Camp vs. Maryland (11/11/05) 

Most Assists - 2, Brian Benedict vs. Wake Forest 

(11/3/88); Jay Heaps vs. Virginia (11/15/96); 

Ali Curtis vs. Virginia (11/13/98); Troy Garner 

vs. UNC (11/12/99) 

Most Shots - 6, Steven Knull vs. Wake Forest (11/5/89); 

Chris Yankee vs. Wake Forest (11/1/90); Richie 

Dunn vs. Maryland (11/4/93); Kevin Stein vs. 

Wake Forest (11/9/95) 

Most Saves - 12, Garth Lagerwey vs. Virginia (11/5/93) 

Ali Curtis 

Sean McCoy 

29

National Players of the Year 

30 

During John Rennie's 27-year tenure as the 

head soccer coach at Duke University, National 

Player of the Year awards have become as much 

a part of the tradition at the school as the success 

of the team on the fi eld. 

The Hermann Trophy, one of the most coveted 

individual awards in collegiate soccer, has been 

presented since 1967. Duke, fortunate to have 

fi ve Hermann recipients, is one of the rare schools 

to produce back-to-back winners. 

The Hermann is named for Robert Hermann, 

former chairman of the executive committee of 

the NASL, one of its founding owners and a true 

pioneer in American soccer. The Missouri Athletic 

Club Award was developed in 1986 in an effort 

to recognize the top American collegiate soccer 

player. 

Joe Ulrich, 1982 

-The 1982 Hermann 

recipient, 

Ulrich was Duke's 

fi rst national player 

of the year. While 

playing at the important 

sweeper 

position, he led 

Duke to the 1982 

national fi nals and 

a 22-1-2 record. 

A native of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Ulrich was a 

fi rst-round selection in four pro soccer drafts and 

enjoyed a pro career with the Dallas Sidekicks 

of the MISL. He was inducted into the Duke Hall 

of Fame in 1998. 

John Kerr 

Mike Jeffries, 

1983 - The 1983 

Hermann winner 

at sweeper, 

Jeffries was one 

of Duke's most 

durable players, 

performing in all 89 

career matches. 

The Bethesda, 

Md., native led 

Duke to a No. 1 national ranking during his 

entire senior season. A versatile performer who 

played forward, midfi eld and defense during his 

career, Jeffries was the fi rst American chosen in 

the 1983 MISL draft as he joined the Minnesota 

Strikers organization. 

Tom Kain, 1985 

- Duke's fi rst fourtime 

All-America 

honoree in any 

sport, Kain earned 

the Hermann Trophy 

in 1985. A 

striker from Wall, 

N.J., Kain was one 

of the most prolifi c 

scorers in Duke 

history, holding 

school records for assists (45) and total points 

(147), while ranking second in goals (51). He led 

the Blue Devils to a combined record of 68-13-7 

and three NCAA Tournament berths during his four 

seasons and also made the Olympic Team. The 

runner-up for the 1984 Hermann Trophy, Kain was 

the fi rst soccer player at Duke to be selected to 

the Duke Hall of Fame. Kain played professionally 

in West Germany and in the MISL. 

John Kerr, 1986 

- Kerr reached 

three milestones 

in 1986. In addition 

to winning the 

Hermann Trophy 

and the inaugural 

Missouri Athletic 

Club Award, Kerr 

also led Duke to 

the NCAA title, the 

Blue Devils' fi rst team title in any sport. Kerr was 

the squad's leading scorer with 15 goals and 14 

assists and also topped the ACC in scoring while 

claiming the ACC Player of the Year award. A native 

of Falls Church, Va., Kerr fi nished his career 

as Duke's No. 2 all-time scorer. Kerr played for 

New England and Dallas in the MLS and Millwall 

in England and has been a past player with the 

U.S. National Team. He is currently the head 

men's soccer coach at Harvard. 

Jay Heaps, 1998 

- A four-time 

All-ACC choice 

and a two-time 

All-America pick, 

Heaps secured 

the Missouri Athletic 

Club Award 

his senior year. 

Duke's leading 

scorer for three 

seasons, Heaps 

collected a team-high 13 goals and eight assists 

for 34 points in 1998. He completed his career 

ranked third in goals (45), fourth in assists (37) 

and tied for second in points (127) at Duke. The 

native of Longmeadow, Mass., was also a member 

of the Duke basketball team as a walk-on during 

his stint in Durham. The Academic All-America 

honoree graduated a semester early to pursue 

his professional soccer career. Heaps was the 

No. 2 pick overall in the MLS Draft by Miami in 

1999 and came out in his fi rst year to claim MLS 

Rookie of the Year accolades. He is currently one 

of the top young players in the MLS with the New 

England Revolution. 

Ali Curtis, 2000 

- Curtis was a 

three-time All-ACC 

and All-America 

selection. He was 

named the ACC 

Player of the Year 

and winner of the 

Hermann Trophy 

after scoring 17 

goals and notching 

40 points as a junior. His senior year he won 

the Missouri Athletic Club Award after scoring 

15 goals and adding nine assists for 39 points. 

He left Duke as the career scoring leader with 53 

goals, and his 134 points rank second all time. 

In his fi nal two years at Duke, Curtis scored 32 

goals, assisted on 15 goals and totaled 79 points. 

He was the second overall pick in the 2001 MLS 

draft by the Tampa Bay Mutiny.

Letterwinners 

Names and letter years came 

from records contained in the 

Duke University Sports Information 

fi les. Any additions, 

deletions or corrections are 

welcome, provided they can 

be verifi ed. 

Adogwa, Owoicho ......... 2001-04 

Alder, Paul ..........................1974 

Agyapong, Edwin .... 1976, 78-79 

Ahearne, Paul ............... 1980-83 

Ahumada, Matt ............. 2001-03 

Alexander, Randolph .... 1965-66 

Alexander, Roy ...................1947 

Allison, James ....................1939 

Almeida, Fernando .............1953 

Amamoo, Nii-Amar ....... 1997-00 

Antoniou, Robert ....... 1999-2002 

Archambault, Pete ........ 1949-50 

Asan, Haydar ......................1939 

Aufhammer, Robert ...... 1939-40 

Baily, Thomas .....................1937 

Banks, John .................. 1974-77 

Barber, Wade ......................1954 

Barnes, Darrius ...................2005 

Barr, Roger .........................1972 

Barth, Jonathan ..................1995 

Bassingthwaighte, Eric . 1996,99 

Bassoff, Laurence ......... 1974-75 

Bates, William .....................1940 

Battelle, Anthony ........... 1959-61 

Bayne, Dwight ....................1966 

Bazemore, Charles .............1952 

Beatty, Ernest .....................1940 

Beatty, William .............. 1939-39 

Beguin, Fred ................. 1969-62 

Bell, James ................... 1965-66 

Bell, R .................................1941 

Benedict, Brian ....... 1986, 88-90 

Bergen, Wayne ............. 1977-80 

Berrendero, Carlos ....... 1970-72 

Bick, Timothy ......................1979 

Biewener, Andrew ......... 1971-72 

Bigsby, Michael ............. 1969-70 

Birmingham, John ......... 1958-60 

Bitker, Alexander .................1947 

Blaha, Charles ....................1975 

Bodiya, Justin ............... 2000-03 

Boehm, Kenneth ........... 1940-42 

Boehringer, Robert ....... 1940-41 

Boericke, James ........... 1961-63 

Bond, F ...............................1941 

Bond, Steven ................ 1977-80 

Borman, Andy ............... 2000-02 

Brantman, Barry Neil ..........1975 

Braswell, John .............. 1973-76 

Brewer, Dick .......................1953 

Brooks, Irwin ........... 1956, 58-59 

Brown, Edward .............1938, 40 

Brunson, Stan ...............1991, 93 

Buckmire, Michael ..............1986 

Bullock, John ......................1958 

Burgstahler, Robert ....... 1963-65 

Camp, Blake ................. 2002-05 

Campbell, James ................1965 

Carey, Ian ..................... 2002-05 

Carnell, Clint ................. 1988-91 

Carpenter, David .................1971 

Cartwright ..................... 1993-94 

Castaneda, Pavelid ............2005 

Castillo, B. Miguel ...............1951 

Chapman, Mike ............ 1981-84 

Charowski, Tomek ........ 2004-05 

Cheek, Dale ........................1973 

Cila, Jordan .................. 2000-03 

Clayton, Samuel ........... 1939-40 

Clifford, Michael ............ 1985-86 

Colantuono, Thomas .... 1969-72 

Colavecchio, Bill ........... 1983-86 

Collins, Rip .........................1938 

Colmey, Thomas ........... 1954-56 

Conkey, Clement ................1964 

Connor, Bruce ............... 1956-57 

Coughlan, Peter ............ 1962-63 

Cowdrick, Tom .............. 1938-40 

Coyle, Brian ........................1978 

Cozant, Davin .....................1979 

Crane, Brian ................. 1992-94 

Craniotis, George ......... 1946-47 

Croll, William ................. 1958-59 

Cross, William .....................1960 

Cunningham, Kevin ...... 1957-59 

Cunningham, Wayne .... 1951-53 

Curtis, Ali ...................... 1997-00 

D'Alonzo, Albert ............ 1947-49 

D'Angelo, Jon ............... 1956-58 

D'Emilio, Rudy ....................1953 

Dame, Christopher .............1965 

Dammann, Harold ..............1960 

De Almeida, Fernano ..........1951 

Decroce, Michael .......... 1969-72 

Demaine, Stephen ........ 1987-88 

Des Marias, David ........ 1972-73 

DeWeer, Jan ................. 1990-91 

DiBella, Francisco ......... 1971-72 

Diedrich, Darren ........... 1987-90 

Dodd, Mark ................... 1986-87 

Donigan, William .................1952 

Donnell, Mark ...............1965, 67 

Donnelly, Brian ............. 1987-90 

Donovan, Glenn ..................1972 

Doores, Doug S. .................1976 

Dowd, Wesley .....................1996 

Dudley, Paul ................. 2004-05 

Dugoni, Graham .................2005 

Dungel, Paul .......................2000 

Dunn, George ............... 1988-91 

Dunn, Richie ................. 1991-94 

Dunne, Michael ............. 1993-96 

Dunne, Walter ............... 1949-51 

Duys, Joseph ................ 1951-53 

Dybdahl, Ryan ....................1965 

Eastman, William ................1941 

Edwards, John ....................1947 

Edwards, Newton ...............1937 

Ellet, James ........................1966 

Elmendorf, Jon ...................1966 

Enfi eld, Samuel ..................1968 

Epanchin, Alexis ........... 1961-63 

Erickson, Troy ............... 1986-89 

Erisman, Michael ..........1962, 63 

Evans, Richard ...................1959 

Farran, Thomas ..................1981 

Fellmeth, Michael .........1988, 90 

Fergusson, William .............1939 

Fildes, Richard ....................1973 

Finberg, Robert ............. 1949-51 

Finn, Robert .................. 1937-38 

Fletcher, Gerald ..................1955 

Flowers, George .................1962 

Foster, Stuart ......................1980 

Fox, D .................................1941 

Frangella, Tony ...................1994 

Fry, Richard ........................1956 

Furgurson, Ryan . 1997, 99-2000 

Furniss, James ............. 1967-69 

Fye, Charles .......................1958 

Gail, Peter ..................... 1996-99 

Gamsby, John .....................1938 

Garner, Troy .................. 1996-99 

Garrett, Ian .........................1979 

Gauld, Edwin ................ 1955-57 

Gibson, Jack .......................1950 

Giglio, Graziano ............ 1979-82 

Gilfi llian, Keith ............... 1973-75 

Glanzer, Charles ...........1951, 53 

Glenny, Robb .......... 1975-76, 78 

Goebel, Robert .............1984, 87 

Goldstein, Jonah ........... 1989-90 

Gordillo, Guillermo ..............1972 

Gorham, A. ................... 1949-51 

Gowdy, Jon .........................1990 

Graves, John ......................1979 

Grella, Mike ........................2005 

Griffi n, Galen ................ 1960-61 

Gryparis, George ................1965 

Guckenberger, Wayne ........1966 

Guren, Adam ............ 1999-2002 

Guevara, Charles ... 1981-83, 85 

Gutierrez, Pato ............. 1970-73 

Gutierrez, Richard ..............1972 

Gwin, John .................... 1988-91 

Hadges, Jason .............. 1989-90 

Hallowell, John ...................1964 

Hardwick, John ...................1987 

Hardy, Douglas A. ......... 1971-73 

Hargrove, Scott ............. 1990-92 

Harper, Everett L. .........1984, 86 

Harrington, Chris ................1988 

Harris, Dwayne ......... 1997-2000 

Hartwig, Charles .................1959 

Haupert, Gaston ........... 1996-97 

Hauptman, Steve ................1996 

Haviland, B .........................1941 

Haywood, Jeff ..... 1997, 99-2000 

Heaps, Jay .................... 1995-98 

Heckert, Kenneth .......... 1966-68 

Helgason, Hordur ...............1946 

Heller, John ................... 1946-47 

Heller, Morton .....................1940 

Heller, William .....................1949 

Helton, Kyle .................. 2003-05 

Henderson, Josh .......... 1995-97 

Hendrix, Noble .............. 1988-91 

Henrique, Lavie ..................1953 

Henry, C.T. ....................1991, 93 

Henry, Douglas ...................1969 

Hernandez, Oboardo .... 1954-55 

Hicks, Robert ......................1939 

Himelright, Richard ....... 1940-41 

Hinds, Douglas P. ...............1963 

Hines, Ralph .......................1957 

Hinkle, Arthur D. .................1968 

Hitchcock, Bouldin S. .... 1963-64 

Hoag, Patrick C. ........... 1987-88 

Hochreiter, Pete ............ 1953-54 

Hoffman, Douglas ......... 1980-82 

Hohlstein, William ...............1951 

Holcombe, Jeffrey W. .........1972 

Hollman, Douglas C. ..... 1962-63 

Holmes, William P. ........ 1979-81 

Holt, Robert A. .............. 1962-64 

Hough, Coles ................ 1959-61 

Howe, Barrett ......................1959 

Howe, Humphrey .......... 1960-61 

Hubbard, Kenneth ........ 1963-64 

Hunter, John .......................1954 

Huntley, William W. .......1976, 78 

Huston, Graham ........... 1960-62 

Hutchinson, Scott L. ..... 1970-72 

Hyde, Henry .................. 1959-61 

Ilicic, Boris .................... 1979-81 

Ing, Robert .................... 1940-41 

Ingram, John .......................1937 

Izaquirre, Simon ........... 1954-56 

Jack, Claude ................. 1956-58 

Jacobs, David H. ................1969 

Jakob, Walter ................ 1946-47 

James, Frederick .......... 1951-53 

James, Robert G. ...............1972 

Jaworowski, Robert A. .. 1971-73 

Jeffries, Michael ............ 1980-83 

Jeidy, Craig ................... 1992-95 

Jenkins, Robert ............. 1980-83 

Jepson, Tim .................. 2004-05 

Johnson, David R. ..............1976 

Johnson, Robert H. .............1978 

Johnson, Wade ...................1959 

Johnston, Patrick A. ...... 1982-85 

Johnston, Ronald .......... 1939-41 

Jones, Barney ............... 1939-40 

Jones, Charles .............. 1954-55 

Jones, Curtis ................. 1937-38 

Jones, David ................. 1961-63 

Jordan, H.G. .......................1949 

Jordan, Henry ............... 1955-56 

Jubanowsky, David L. ... 1965-67 

Kain, Thomas J. ........... 1982-85 

Kalkbrenner, William ..... 1946-47 

Karpovich, William ........1987, 90 

Kaufman, Wallace.........1958, 60 

Kefalas, John C. .................1983 

Kelly, Brian .................... 1993-96 

Kelly, Joe ...................... 2001-04 

Kephart, William ........... 1955-56 

Kerlew, Ryan ......................2002 

Kerr, John J. ................. 1983-86 

Kiel, Douglas P. ............ 1971-73 

Klein, John D. .....................1983 

Knickerbocker, Don ...... 1950-51 

Knowlton, Horace A. ..... 1982-85 

Knull, Steven A. ............ 1987-89 

Knutsson, Atli ................ 1996-98 

Kramer, Danny .............. 2002-05 

Kreidler, David ..............1957, 58 

Kreis, Jason .................. 1991-94 

Kurtz, William B. ........... 1966-68 

Kwon, Andy ................... 1994-97 

Lachman, Derek ........... 1989-92 

Lagerwey, Garth ........... 1991-94 

Lambert, Douglas P. ..... 1974-77 

Landesberg, Harold ............1946 

Landon, Gordon ............1948, 50 

Lane, Thomas K. ................1970 

Lang, Gordon ................ 1956-57 

Lattimore, George M. ..........1974 

Lau, John ............................1947 

Lauker, Curtis ............... 1964-66 

Lavie, Henrique ............ 1954-55 

Lazare, Mark D. ..................1984 

Leavens, John .............. 1970-73 

Lehmann, Dan ....................1994 

Leon-Ponte, Oboardo ... 1952-53 

Lerner, Glen J. ....................1986 

Lesneski, Dick ....................1950 

Lewis, David N. ...................1968 

Lewis, Richard .............. 1937-38 

Lewkowitz, Noah ...... 1998-2001 

Lieb, Sean ..........................1988 

Lieber, Corey ................ 1993-94 

Lindstrom, Malcolm ...... 1949-51 

Linenberger, Michael J . 1983-86 

Little, Donald .......................1958 

Lui, Mason ..........................1960 

Loeb, Ted ...................... 1955-56 

Loftis, Cedric .......................1941 

Loftus, Chris ................. 2003-05 

Lolla, Kenneth ............... 1980-83 

Lotham, Eric William ...........1966 

Lotham, Louis R. .......... 1968-71 

Lyttle, John ................... 1937-38 

Marshall, Eric ................ 1993-94 

Maslin, Scott ................. 2000-01 

Mastrelli, Adam ............. 1994-96 

Mattern, Mark ............... 2000-02 

Matthews, Jim ............... 1955-57 

Mattson, James ............ 1957-59 

Maynard, Steve ............ 1994-97 

Mayock, Matt ................ 1997-98 

McClendon, Jamal .... 1999-2002 

McCoy, Sean ................ 1980-83 

McCoy, Steven R. ......... 1971-74 

McCreeny, Richard A. .........1964 

McCuddy, Bob ....................1954 

McDaniel, David ........... 1980-83 

McGinnis, George ...............1947 

McGrane L. .........................1941 

McIntosh, Donald ...... 1999-2002 

McLean, David ....................1950 

McMahon, J.A. .............. 1940-41 

McNamara, Thomas N. ......1949 

Meade, Richard ..................1951 

Meadows, John M. ....... 1984-85 

Menken, Ken ................ 1949-51 

Miller, Christopher G. ..........1979 

Miller, Danny ................. 2003-05 

Miller, Peter M. .............. 1974-75 

Miller, William ......................1937 

Minckler, David A. ...............1968 

Minor, Henry H. ............. 1969-72 

Miro-Quesada, Oscar M. . 1973-74 

Mitch, Thomas J. .......... 1985-88 

Mitchell, Arthur W. ...............1964 

Mitschele, George ..............1956 

Moghim, Bobby ............. 1993-95 

Moller, Peter ................. 1958-60 

Montgomery, Douglas .........1952 

More, Douglas G. ...............1969 

Morgan, Kevin E. ................1974 

Morris, Douglas L. ........ 1968-69 

Morris, Joseph .............. 1939-40 

Morrissey, John ............ 1937-38 

Morton, John ................. 1962-64 

Morton, John ................. 1995-96 

Mueller, Robert J. .........1962, 64 

Murray, Brian E.T. ......... 1974-76 

Murray, Richard ............ 1978-79 

Natelli, Thomas ............. 1978-81 

Navarro, Bruce C. ......... 1972-75 

Newbill, Charles ..................1953 

Newbill, James ............. 1951-54 

Noble, Scott ........ 1998-00, 2002 

Noonan, Mark D. .......... 1983-86 

Northam, Richard ......... 1949-50 

Ochsenreiter, J. ............ 1940-41 

Okafor, Lekwuwa ................1975 

Olson, Darin E. ...................1986 

Olson, Wallace.............. 1937-38 

Oppenheimer, Robert H. . 1965-66 

Orr, Richard "Hub" ........ 2004-05 

Orr, Jack .............................1938 

Osberg, David K. ................1966 

Ossola, J.J. ...................1991, 94 

Ost, John ...................... 1950-52 

Oswald, Curtis Brent ..... 1974-77 

Otto, Eric ....................... 1995-98 

Palmer, Jack ................. 1938-39 

Papadakis, Justin ...............2005 

Parker, Jon W. ....................1973 

Pascioni, Ryan .............. 2003-05 

Pate, Stephen ........... 1997-2000 

Patton, David B. ............1974, 76 

Penalosa, Enrique L. .... 1973-76 

Perea, Trevor ............ 1999-2002 

Perfect, Chase .............. 2003-05 

Piver, Waren T. ...................1962 

Place, Stephen Richard 1966-67 

Plowden, John G. ......... 1967-69 

Pope, Zachary .............. 2004-05 

Power, Garrett .............. 1957-58 

Power, Stephen V. ........ 1962-63 

Prange, Henry D. ................1963 

Pray, Harold .................. 1937-38 

Prieto, Luis M. ............... 1979-82 

Pringle, Ashmead F. ...... 1965-66 

Probst, Robert F. ........... 1986-89 

Quebin, Ghazi ...............1958, 60 

Ramsey, Brad .....................2005 

Ramsey, Jullian L. ..............1965 

Rauh, Ted ...........................1950 

Rea, J. George ...................1961 

Reese, Herbert ...................1959 

Reisenfeld, Robert J. .... 1965-66 

Rettig, William T. .................1966 

Rhoads, Edward .................1970 

Richardson, James C. ........1965 

Richmond, C. ......................1941 

Ridley, John .................. 1955-56 

Rigioni, Rodrigo ............ 1946-47 

Riley, William ................ 1937-38 

Riquezes, Jose ............. 1950-52 

Robinson, Marlon ...............1981 

Rockwood, Thomson W. . 1967-69 

Rodensky, Art .....................1955 

Rogers, David ............... 1959-61 

Rogers, Theodore ......... 1959-61 

Rohde, William C. ...............1966 

Rolf, T.D. ................. 1990, 92-93 

Romano, Jeffrey ........... 1980-84 

Romm, Miles .................1996, 98 

Roscoe, Justin T. ................1973 

Ross, Dean ................... 1960-62 

Ross, Richmond ........... 1958-59 

Rostad, Arne .......................1947 

Roth, William J. ...................1963 

Rubin, David B. ...................1972 

Rullkoeter, Paul ............ 1988-89 

Russell, Robert ......... 1997-2000 

Ruzinsky, Bruce ..................1979 

Ryan, Thomas ....................1940 

Sachs, Steven W. ......... 1966-67 

Sakuda, Kevin .......... 1998-2001 

Sanchez, Demetrio ... 1999-2001 

Schaeffer, William ......... 1950-52 

Schiller, Peter ............... 1952-54 

Schroeder, Frederic ............1960 

Schull, Edwin ................ 1956-58 

Sedlack, Don ................ 1954-56 

Senhouser, William .............1941 

Seward, Albert L. .......... 1978-79 

Shattuck, Matt ............... 1994-97 

Short, Bob ...........................1953 

Short, Timothy ..............1976, 78 

Siebeneck, A.J. ............. 1990-93 

Siegal, Lawrence .......... 1961-63 

Sinsabaugh, Joseph ..... 1975-76 

Sipolski, Joseph ............ 1977-78 

Sirchio, Kris .................. 1985-86 

Skinner, Steven L. ..............1976 

Smiley, Barry ................ 1960-61 

Smith, Earl E. ................ 1973-75 

Smith, Sam ................... 1995-96 

Smith, Steve Lee .......... 1964-66 

Smith, Steve ................. 1990-93 

Snyder, James M. ... 1972, 74-75 

Snyder, William G. ........ 1965-67 

Spiritos, Jeffrey I. ................1975 

Spitz, John ..........................1947 

Stacey, John .................1957, 60 

Stanson, Jason ............. 1991-94 

Stattenfi eld, Daniel ....... 1961-62 

Stein, Kevin .................. 1993-95 

Steinman, Kurt .............. 1960-61 

Stevens, Barry W. ......... 1963-65 

Stewert, Bob ................. 1955-56 

Stone, Thomas ............. 1984-87 

Strauch, David .............. 1950-52 

Strauch, Richard .................1946 

Studstrup, Standley K. ........1964 

Sturdy, Christopher R. .. 1978-80 

Swank, Josh ................. 2003-04 

Tanaka, Shin ........... 1946-47, 49 

Tao, Jeremiah ............... 1995-96 

Tarr, John Albert ............ 1951-53 

Thomas, Charles ................1937 

Thomas, Mark P. .................1974 

Thomas, William L. .............1969 

Thommen, Harry .................1947 

Tita, William T. ....................1966 

Toledo, Jose .......................1946 

Trowbridge, Justin ........ 2001-04 

Tylka, Leonard D. ........ 1965-67 

Tymeson, Craig S. ........ 1968-70 

Ulrich, Joseph ............... 1981-82 

Valenti, Joseph, C. ........ 1986-89 

Van Blarcom, Peter ....... 1952-54 

Vennell, Everett ..................1939 

Victorsson, Victor .......... 2001-04 

Videira, Michael ............ 2004-05 

Vieth, Tim ...................... 1989-92 

Viggiano, Dante ............ 1949-50 

Vigil, Ronald ................. 1960-61 

Vogdes, James ............. 1937-39 

Volpe, Tony ............. 1993, 95-96 

Vosburgh, Frederick ...........1969 

Wadsworth, Spencer .... 2004-05 

Wainwright, Peter C. ...........1979 

Walker, Irving E...................1972 

Walter, Henry ................ 1965-67 

Walters, Jim .................. 1940-41 

Waltz, Kenneth ............. 1958-59 

Weadock, Kelly J. ......... 1983-86 

Weighter, Jason L. ........ 1984-87 

Weiner, Michael ..................2002 

Weinhardt, Lewis W. ..... 1963-65 

Wenzel, Herman .................1937 

Wheaton, Scott ............. 1947-50 

White, Matt ................... 2001-04 

Whitfi eld, Evan .............. 1995-98 

Wilbor, Garry .......................1959 

Williamson, Carl B. ....... 1984-86 

Willingham, Howard E. . 1968-69 

Willis, Daniel A. ....... 1969-70, 73 

Willman, Judd ............... 1991-94 

Wilson, Richard ............ 1940-41 

Winkin, John ................. 1939-40 

Wiseman, Keith R. . 1985, 87-89 

Woodyard, David H. ..... 1969-70 

Wooley, John ......................1939 

Woolley, Joseph L...............1970 

Wright, Edward D. ..............1972 

Wurm, Phillip ................ 1980-81 

Wymer, Danny .............. 2000-03 

Yankee, Chris ............... 1989-92 

Yoars, Peter .................. 1956-57 

Young, William .............. 1963-64 

Zavertnik, O.V. .............. 1949-51 

Zbikowski, F.W. ...................1938 

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All-Time Results 

Roy Skinner 

1966-76 

71-45-5 Record 

11 Years 

1966 (4-6, ACC 2-2) 

APPALACHIAN STATE W 5-1 

at N.C. State W 2-0 

at Roanoke (2 OT) L 1-2 

at Davidson W 4-0 

LYNCHBURG L 0-1 

NAVY L 0-8 

at Virginia W 3-1 

at Maryland L 0-4 

SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE L 1-3 

NORTH CAROLINA L 1-4 

1967 (7-4, ACC 3-2) 

at Appalachian State W 2-1 

PFEIFFER W 4-1 

at Clemson W 5-2 

VIRGINIA W 2-1 

at Lynchburg W 4-1 

SOUTH FLORIDA L 2-3 

N.C. STATE W 1-0 

TRENTON STATE L 1-4 

DAVIDSON W 3-0 

MARYLAND L 0-3 

at North Carolina L 1-2 

1968 (6-4, ACC 2-3) 


CLEMSON W 3-2 

LYNCHBURG W 2-1 

at Virginia L 2-8 

at Pfeiffer W 3-2 

at N.C. State L 5-6 

EAST STROUDSBURG L 1-4 



NORTH CAROLINA W 3-2 

1969 (7-4, ACC 3-2) 


at Lynchburg L 0-2 


VIRGINIA L 0-2 




at East Stroudsburg L 1-4 

at Trenton State W 2-1 

at North Carolina W 1-0 


1970 (8-3, ACC 2-3) 




GUILFORD W 8-1 



CLEMSON W 5-1 

EAST STROUDSBURG W 3-2 

EAST CAROLINA W 6-1 



1971 (8-3, ACC 3-2) 

at East Carolina W 3-1 




at Guilford W 4-0 




TRENTON STATE L 0-3 



1972 (7-3-2, ACC 2-1-2) 

HIGH POINT W 7-0 




at N.C. State T 1-1 



EAST STROUDSBURG L 1-2 

CLEMSON (2 OT) L 0-1 

at Maryland W 2-1 

NORTH CAROLINA (2 OT) T 2-2 

Howard20 L 0-9 

1973 (8-3, ACC 2-3) 


at UNC-Wilmington W 4-0 






JACKSONVILLE W 5-0 

at Clemson L 0-2 



1974 (6-4-1, ACC 1-3-1) 


UNC WILMINGTON W 4-0 



VIRGINIA TECH W 1-0 



EAST CAROLINA L 0-1 

CLEMSON L 0-4 


NORTH CAROLINA T 1-1 

1975 (4-5-2, ACC 2-2-1) 

PFEIFFER L 0-1 

at UNC Wilmington L 0-1 

at High Point T 1-1 

ROLLINS L 0-1 

N.C. STATE T 1-1 





MARYLAND W 2-0 


1976 (6-6, ACC 1-4) 

GUILFORD (OT) L 2-3 

HIGH POINT (OT) W 1-0 

UNC CHARLOTTE W 8-0 


LYNCHBURG L 0-1 

CLEMSON L 1-6 



UNC WILMINGTON (OT) W 2-1 




John Wilson 

1977-78 

14-15-3 Record 

2 Years 

1977 (4-8-1, ACC 1-4) 

at High Point W 1-0 

at Guilford (OT) T 1-1 

PFEIFFER L 0-2 

JAMES MADISON L 0-1 

at Navy L 2-3 









1978 (10-7-2, ACC 1-4) 

North Carolina1 L 2-3 

East Carolina1 W 5-0 





CLEMSON L 0-1 

VIRGINIA TECH W 4-3 

at Campbell T 1-1 

at James Madison L 0-1 





at UMBC L 0-2 

HIGH POINT W 3-0 

NAVY W 2-1 

UNC WILMINGTON T 1-1 

at UNC Greensboro W 4-1 

John Rennie 

1979-Present 

381-149-32 Record 

27 Years 

1979 (10-7-1, ACC 1-4) 

East Carolina2 W 4-2 

N.C. State2 L 2-4 




Loyola3 W 5-1 

Michigan State3 W 2-0 

at Virginia Tech L 1-2 


JAMES MADISON W 6-0 

CAMPBELL W 1-0 

N.C. STATE L 0-2 



at High Point W 2-0 

at Navy T 1-1 



1980 (15-4-3, ACC 4-0-2) 

ELON W 4-0 

N.C. State4 W 6-1 

North Carolina4 W 1-0 



ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 6-0 

CLEMSON W 3-1 

at Brown (OT) T 1-1 

at Connecticut L 1-6 

at Lafayette W 4-2 

ERSKINE W 1-0 

at Campbell W 1-0 

South Carolina5 L 1-2 

Wake Forest5 W 5-2 


WINTHROP W 2-0 

at Virginia (OT) T 2-2 

at N.C. State (OT) T 0-0 

UNC WILMINGTON L 0-1 


Appalachian State20 W 2-1 

Alabama A&M20 L 0-2 

1981 (16-4, ACC 4-2) 

at Elon W 6-0 

LOCK HAVEN STATE W 3-0 

at American W 2-0 

at Atlantic Christian W 1-0 

at Clemson (OT) L 1-2 

West Virginia6 W 3-0 

at UNC Charlotte W 4-3 

at Winthrop W 4-1 

UNC GREENSBORO L 1-2 


SOUTH CAROLINA W 2-1 

at Wake Forest W 5-0 



at UNC Wilmington W 7-2 


HARTWICK W 3-0 


ALABAMA A&M20 (OT) L 0-1 

1982 (22-1-2, ACC 4-0-2) 

COLLEGE CUP 

N.C. WESLEYAN W 7-0 

ELON W 6-0 

Vermont7 W 5-2 

UCLA7 W 2-1 

APPALACHIAN STATE8 W 4-1 

AMERICAN8 W 2-0 


CLEMSON W 1-0 

Loyola (Md.)9 (OT) W 2-1 

William & Mary9 W 1-0 

ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 1-0 

at Maryland (OT) T 1-1 

at South Carolina W 4-0 


WINTHROP W 1-0 

WAKE FOREST W 5-0 

at Virginia (OT) T 2-2 




SOUTH FLORIDA20 W 2-1 

CLEMSON20 (OT) W 2-1 

GEORGE MASON20 (OT) W 2-0 

CONNECTICUT20 W 2-1 

Indiana20 (8 OT) L 1-2 

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34 

1983 (18-2-2, ACC 4-1-1) 

BAPTIST W 5-0 

at Atlantic Christian W 5-0 



TENNESSEE8 W 5-0 

AKRON8 W 2-0 


Indiana9 (OT) T 0-0 

Long Island9 (OT) W 2-1 

at Clemson T 0-0 

WILLIAM & MARY W 8-2 


at UNC Charlotte W 6-1 

at Winthrop W 4-1 


SOUTH CAROLINA W 1-0 





at North Carolina (OT) L 1-2 

N.C. STATE20 W 2-1 

ALABAMA A&M20 L 2-3 

1984 (12-5-3, ACC 2-3-1) 

OLD DOMINION W 2-0 


TENNESSEE W 4-0 

GEORGE MASON (OT) T 1-1 


SIU-EDWARDSVILLE13 W 3-2 

UCLA13 L 0-2 

at N.C. Wesleyan W 3-0 

CLEMSON W 2-0 

at Penn State L 0-1 

at Richmond W 2-0 


ERSKINE W 3-0 

at Campbell (OT) W 4-2 

at South Carolina (OT) T 1-1 

WAKE FOREST (OT) T 1-1 




NORTH CAROLINA (OT) L 0-1 

1985 (16-5, ACC 4-2) 

Furman12 W 8-0 

Georgia State12 W 5-2 

UNC GREENSBORO W 3-0 


SOUTH FLORIDA13 W 2-0 

INDIANA13 W 2-0 

at Davidson L 0-1 


RICHMOND W 6-0 

PENN STATE W 3-0 

UNC Charlotte W 1-0 


at George Mason (OT) W 3-2 


SOUTH CAROLINA L 0-1 




STETSON W 10-0 



1986 (18-5-1, ACC 3-3) 

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 

Catawba12 L 1-2 

Vanderbilt12 W 6-0 

CONNECTICUT13 W 5-0 

HARTWICK13 W 5-0 



DREXEL W 5-1 

CLEMSON W 5-2 




GEORGE MASON T 1-1 

COL. OF CHARLESTON W 1-0 




Cal State Fullerton14 W 1-0 

UCLA14 L 0-3 


SOUTH CAROLINA20 W 3-2 

N.C. State20 W 2-0 

LOYOLA (Md.)20 W 2-1 

HARVARD20 W 3-1 

Akron20 W 1-0 

1987 (13-5-1, ACC 4-1-1) 


Winthrop12 W 4-0 

Jacksonville12 W 7-0 


STANFORD13 (OT) W 2-1 

EVANSVILLE13 (OT) L 0-1 




UNC ASHEVILLE W 8-0 


at Connecticut W 2-1 

at Fairfi eld W 5-0 

BELMONT ABBEY W 5-0 

SOUTH CAROLINA L 0-1 

VIRGINIA (OT) T 0-0 


N.C. STATE19 L 0-3 

NORTH CAROLINA20 L 0-2 

1988 (15-6, ACC 2-4) 

UNC ASHEVILLE W 8-0 

Radford12 W 3-2 

Virginia Tech12 W 7-2 

SOUTHERN CONN. ST.13 W 2-0 

SETON HALL13 W 4-0 

USC-AIKEN W 4-0 



CLEMSON L 0-4 



at Campbell L 0-2 

TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO W 5-0 





GREENSBORO COLLEGE W 1-0 

WAKE FOREST (OT) L 0-1 

Wake Forest19 W 2-1 


1989 (10-5-4, ACC 2-2-2) 

Fordham12 W 2-1 

UNC Greensboro12 W 3-1 

SANTA CLARA13 (OT) L 0-1 

PORTLAND13 L 1-2 

WINGATE W 7-0 

SOUTH CAROLINA (OT) T 2-2 

MARYLAND (OT) T 0-0 



UNIV. OF THE SOUTH W 1-0 




at Furman W 3-1 

at Wake Forest L 0-1 

N.C. STATE19 W 2-1 

VIRGINIA19 W 1-0 

WAKE FOREST19 (OT) T 2-2 


1990 (12-6-1, ACC 3-2-1) 

Jacksonville12 W 3-1 

UNC Charlotte12 (OT) W 4-2 

NOTRE DAME13 W 5-2 

SMU13 (OT) L 0-1 



DAVIDSON L 2-3 

CLEMSON L 0-3 





MERCER W 2-1 

San Francisco10 W 3-1 

Santa Clara10 L 0-2 

at Virginia (OT) W 2-0 

FURMAN W 3-1 

WAKE FOREST (OT) T 0-0 

WAKE FOREST19 (OT) L 1-2 

1991 (10-9, ACC 2-4) 

SYRACUSE13 W 3-0 

ILLINOIS STATE13 W 6-2 


DEPAUL W 2-0 




at Rutgers L 0-1 



ROBERT MORRIS W 3-0 

North Texas11 W 1-0 

at SMU11 L 0-3 

VIRGINIA (OT) L 2-5 

WASHINGTON L 0-3 



FURMAN L 0-2 

WAKE FOREST19 L 0-2 

1992 (15-4-3, ACC 3-2-1) 

COLLEGE CUP 

Indiana16 W 1-0 

Notre Dame16 W 2-1 

GEORGE WASHINGTON15 W 4-1 

RUTGERS15 W 1-0 

DAVIDSON T 0-0 

CLEMSON T 1-1 



ROBERT MORRIS W 5-2 

WAKE FOREST L 0-3 


Princeton17 W 2-1 

Pennsylvania17 W 3-2 

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 5-1 




Clemson19 (OT) L 2-3 

James Madison20 W 3-0 

St. Louis20 W 4-3 

SMU20 (OT) T 0-0 

Virginia20 L 0-3 

1993 (15-5, ACC 4-2) 

Mercer16 W 1-0 

Colgate16 W 3-1 

ROANOKE COLLEGE W 9-1 

WILLIAM & MARY15 W 3-1 

INDIANA15 L 1-2 



at Davidson (OT) W 2-1 


at North Carolina (OT) L 1-4 


FURMAN W 3-1 


HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 4-0 



FRANCIS MARION W 6-0 

Maryland19 (OT) W 3-2 



1994 (15-7-1, ACC 3-3) 

Georgetown12 L 1-2 

Alabama-Birmingham12 W 4-1 

NEW HAMPSHIRE15 W 3-2 

CREIGHTON15 L 1-3 


CLEMSON W 2-1 


DAVIDSON (OT) T 3-3 



FURMAN W 4-0 

at William & Mary W 2-1 



at Virginia (OT) W 2-1 

MERCER W 14-0 

MEMPHIS W 4-0 

SMU (at Davidson, N.C.) W 1-0 


N.C. State19 (OT) W 2-0 


Florida International20 (OT) W 2-1 

James Madison20 L 1-2 

1995 (16-7-1, ACC 3-2-1) 

COLLEGE CUP 

Creighton18 W 3-1 

Drake18 W 3-0 

ALA.-BIRMINGHAM15 W 4-1 

UCLA15 (OT) W 4-3 







WILLIAM & MARY L 1-2 





COL. OF CHARLESTON L 0-2 

JAMES MADISON L 1-2 

WAKE FOREST19 W 3-1 

VIRGINIA19 L 1-4 

UNC GREENSBORO20 W 3-0 

South Carolina20 W 2-0 

JAMES MADISON20 W 3-2 

Virginia20 W 3-2 

Wisconsin20 L 0-2 

1996 (12-7, ACC 3-3) 

AVERETT W 6-0 

SMU16 W 2-0 

AKRON15 W 1-0 

AMERICAN15 W 2-0 

CLEMSON W 2-1 





MARSHALL (OT) L 1-2 



AVERETT W 7-0 




Col. of Charleston21 L 0-1 

Clemson19 W 3-1 

Virginia19 (OT) L 2-3


1997 (15-5, ACC 4-2) 


Louisville12 W 2-0 

High Point12 W 3-0 

PENN STATE22 W 4-0 

INDIANA22 L 1-2 




MARYLAND (OT) L 1-2 








Cal State Fullerton23 W 4-1 

at UCLA23 L 2-4 

at Elon W 3-0 

Maryland19 L 2-4 

1998 (18-4, ACC 4-2) 

GEORGE MASON W 5-0 

Iona12 W 3-1 

Liberty12 W 3-0 

RICHMOND24 W 1-0 

JAMES MADISON24 W 1-0 

at Col. of Charleston W 2-1 

CLEMSON W 2-0 

at Wofford W 4-0 

at Maryland (OT) L 2-3 

RADFORD (OT) W 2-1 







at UNC Greensboro (OT) W 3-2 

ELON W 2-0 

at Wake Forest19 W 1-0 

Virginia19 (OT) W 3-1 

Clemson19 L 0-1 

JACKSONVILLE20 L 2-3 

1999 (16-1-3, 4-0-2 ACC) 

ACC CHAMPIONS 

Monmouth W 4-1 

Charleston Southern12 W 7-0 

Rutgers24 (OT) T 2-2 

Connecticut24 (OT) W 2-1 

at Clemson (OT) T 0-0 

Wofford W 7-0 

Maryland W 3-0 


at George Mason W 3-0 

at Wake Forest T 1-1 


Virginia W 3-0 

Elon W 9-1 


UNC Charlotte25 W 5-1 

N.C. State (OT) W 3-2 


Virginia19 (3OT) W 2-1 

UMBC 20 (OT) W 4-3 

Santa Clara20 L 2-4 

2000 (15-6, 5-1 ACC) 

vs. St. John's L 0-1 

at UConn L 1-4 

Long Island24 W 5-0 

Butler24 W 6-0 

Campbell W 4-1 

Clemson W 3-2 


Radford L 2-3 

North Carolina L 2-4 

Buffalo W 4-0 

American W 4-2 


High Point W 1-0 


vs. Charlotte25 W 5-4 


Wake Forest W 2-1 

vs. Maryland19 (2OT) W 2-1 

vs. Virginia19 L 0-3 

at South Carolina20 W 1-0 

at Brown20 L 0-1 

2001 (8-10-1, 2-4 ACC) 

vs. Massachusetts W 3-0 

vs. Northwestern L 0-1 

Richmond24 W 4-0 

South Florida24 (OT) L 1-2 

at Radford W 2-0 

Maryland W 1-0 


at Rutgers27 (2OT) L 2-3 

vs. St. John's27 (2OT) L 1-2 

Mercer W 4-1 

N.C. State W 2-0 

at Campbell (OT) W 2-1 

Virginia (OT) L 0-1 

UNC Greensboro25 (2OT) L 1-2 

Charlotte25 L 0-1 

Appalachian State W 3-1 



vs. Wake Forest19 (PKs) T 1-1 

2002 (11-8-1, 3-3 ACC) 

Holy Cross (2OT) T 1-1 

Georgia Southern W 3-0 

George Washington24 (2OT) W 2-1 


Clemson (2OT) W 2-1 

Radford W 3-2 


North Carolina W 1-0 

Davidson W 2-1 

Lehigh L 1-2 

Manhattan W 4-1 




vs. UNC Greensboro25 W 2-1 

at Charlotte25 L 0-1 

Wake Forest L 0-2 

Georgia State W 1-0 


William & Mary20 L 1-2 

2003 (8-10-1, 2-4 ACC) 

Liberty28 W 4-0 

Georgia Southern28 W 2-1 

William & Mary24 L 1-2 

UCSB24 L 1-2 


at Campbell (2OT) T 1-1 

Maryland L 0-2 

at North Carolina (2OT) L 2-3 

Harvard L 2-3 

at Davidson L 0-2 

Northwestern L 1-2 


Virginia W 3-1 

Dartmouth W 4-0 


Charlotte25 (OT) W 1-0 


South Florida W 5-2 

vs. Wake Forest19 L 1-3 

2004 (18-6, 4-3 ACC) 

COLLEGE CUP 

Emory & Henry W 10-0 

Temple29 W 3-0 

St. Francis (N.Y.)29 W 5-0 

Columbia24 W 1-0 

Fairleigh Dickinson24 W 2-0 


Clemson W 1-0 

East Carolina W 3-2 


Appalachian State W 3-0 

North Carolina W 3-2 

Virginia Tech L 0-1 

Georgia State W 4-0 


UNC Asheville W 2-0 

at Virginia (OT) L 2-3 

at South Carolina L 0-1 

Wake Forest W 3-2 


Coastal Carolina20 W 3-0 

vs. Old Dominion20 W 2-1 

Ohio State20 W 3-0 

at Virginia20 W 3-0 

vs. UCSB20 L 0-5 

2005 (12-5-3, 3-3-2 ACC) 

Long Island W 2-0 

at Saint Louis W 3-1 

Charleston24 (OT) W 3-2 

St. John's24 L 1-4 

Wake Forest (2OT) W 3-2 

at Virginia Tech (2OT) T 2-2 

Temple W 5-0 

Longwood W 3-1 

at Boston College W 3-0 

Maryland L 1-3 

Western Illinois W 2-0 



Stony Brook W 2-1 

at North Carolina T 0-0 

Clemson L 1-3 

vs. Virginia Tech19 W 2-0 

vs. Maryland19 W 4-2 

vs. North Carolina (2OT)19 T *0-0 

Creighton20 L 1-2 

*Duke won 5-4 on penalty kicks 

Key: All-Time Results 

1 Mayor's Cup Tournament, Raleigh, N.C.; 2 Mayor's 

Cup Tournament, Greenville, N.C.; 3 Loyola Tournament, 

Baltimore, Md. ; 4 Mayor's Cup Tournament, 

Chapel Hill, N.C.; 5 Port City Classic, Wilmington, 

N.C.; 6 Old Dominion Tournament, Norfolk, Va.; 7 

adidas-Adelphi Classic, Garden City, N.Y.; 8 Duke 

Invitational, Durham, N.C.; 9 William & Mary Invitational, 

Williamsburg, Va.; 10 MetLife Soccer Cup, 

Santa Clara, Calif; 11 SMU Soccer Classic, Dallas, 

Texas; 12 Wolfpack Classic, Raleigh, N.C.; 13 

Metropolitan Life Soccer Classic, Durham, N.C.;14 

Metropolitan Life Soccer Classic, Los Angeles, Calif.; 

15 MetLife-adidas Soccer Classic, Durham, N.C.; 

16 adidas-MetLife Soccer Classic, Bloomington, 

Ind.; 17 Lanzera/Sheraton Classic, Charlottesville, 

Va.; 18 Creighton Tournament, Omaha, Neb.; 19 

Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament; 20 NCAA 

Tournament; 21 College of Charleston Tournament, 

Charleston, S.C.; 22 adidas-Foot Locker Soccer 

Classic, Durham, N.C.; 23 UCLA Tournament, Los 

Angeles, Calif.; 24 Duke/adidas Soccer Classic, Durham, 

N.C.; 25 Big Four Tournament; 26 Bob Stores's 

UConn Classic, Storrs, Conn.; 27 Rutgers/Adidas 

Classic; 28 Wolfpack Classic, Durham, N.C.; 29 

adidas/Wolfpack Classic, Durham, N.C. 

The 2005 team claimed the program's fourth ACC Championship with a 

5-4 shootout victory over North Carolina 

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