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2013 MICHIGAN MEN’S SOCCER
7 MLS SuperDraft PICKS
2010 NCAA COLLEGE CUP SEMI-FINALIST
WOLVERINE BITES
DATE
August
30
OPPONENT
MICHIGAN ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
Scott Kemps • Men’s Soccer Contact
734.647.8175 phone • 734.647.1188 fax
[email protected] • MGoBlue.com
TIME/RESULT
LOYOLA-CHICAGO
4:00 P.M.
September
2
Bowling Green
6
SOUTH FLORIDA
13
MARQUETTE
17
Notre Dame
21
West Virginia
24
Oakland
28
NORTHWESTERN
7:00 p.m.
8:00 P.M.
7:00 P.M.
7:30 p.m.
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7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
October
2
6
11
15
20
26
30
7:00 P.M.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
WESTERN MICHIGAN (BTNSU)
Ohio State
Penn State
CREIGHTON (BTN)
WISCONSIN (BTNSU)
INDIANA (BTN)
AKRON (BTNSU)
November
4
VALPARAISO
9
Michigan St. %
13-17
Big Ten Tournament
7:00 P.M.
2:00 p.m.
TBA
CAPS- Home match
Bold- Big Ten Match
All times Eastern
% Battle for Big Bear
CAPS- Home match
Bold- Big Ten Match
All times Eastern
% Battle for Big Bear
• U-M returns a little more than 75 percent of
its scoring output from a year ago, including
its top four goal scorers, and currently holds a
four-match home winning streak after going
a combined 8-3-1 in 2013 home matches. The
four-match streak includes a 3-1 win over
Niagara on Nov. 15 in the first round of the
NCAA Tournament. Last fall, Chaka Daley
led the Wolverines to a six-win turnaround
and 11-10-1 overall record, a berth in the
Big Ten championship game and an NCAA
Tournament victory. The squad returns 2012
All-Big Ten first team midfielder Tyler Arnone,
All-Big Ten second team goalkeeper Adam
Grinwis, All-Big Ten Freshman honoree James
Murphy and 2011-12 leading goal scorer Fabio
Villas Boas Pereira.
• Michigan enters the opening match of the
season after compiling a 1-0-2 ledger in the
2013 exhibition season, having tied No. 10
Louisville by a 1-1 score line on Aug. 17 and
downing Cincinnati, 2-0, on Aug. 18. The
final exhibition resulted in a 0-0 draw against
DePaul on Saturday (Aug. 24). Junior transfer
Marcos Ugarte led the team’s offensive efforts
with two goals, as he scored off a free kick
against the Cardinals and also netted a score
against the Bearcats during the run of play in
the second half.
• Several Wolverines spent the summer months
training with multiple Major League Soccer
clubs. Arnone (Philadelphia Union, Sporting
KC), Pereira (Sporting KC), Ugarte (Houston
Dynamo), Grinwis (Columbus Crew) and
freshman Rylee Woods (Columbus Crew) had
training stints. Additionally, Lars Eckenrode
appeared in several reserve league matches for
D.C. United.
• Senior Fabio Pereira is creeping up the
Michigan career record books in assists, shots
attempted and games played. Most notably
is the program assist record, as he holds 18,
which is 10 helpers behind program leader
Adam Bruh (2002-05), who paces the program
records with 28. Pereira is No. 8 in shots
5 NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS
Michigan
vs.
Loyola-Chicago
Match 1 • Aug. 30
U-M Soccer Stadium• 4 p.m. ET
Record: 0-0-0
Head Coach:
Chaka Daley
Record: 0-0-0
Head Coach:
Neil Jones
attempted with 143, 43 shots behind program
leader Mauro Fuzetti (2006-09), who leads the
records with 186. Additionally, he has played
in 62 matches, which are 23 behind former
teammate Latif Alashe (2009-12), who played
in 85 matches in his Maize and Blue career.
• U-M welcomes the No. 8 recruiting class in
the country according to College Soccer News,
as well as the No. 10 recruiting class according
to TopDrawerSoccer.com. The class is
comprised of nine freshmen and Ugarte and is
led by left back Woods (No. 26 player in 2013
class by College Soccer News), Brett Nason
(No. 47) and Eckenrode (No. 64).
• Tyler Arnone and Adam Grinwis, a pair of
redshirt juniors, were named team captains
prior to the 2013 season by their teammates.
The captaincy is the first of their careers for
each player.
• Michigan has racked up several preseason
accolades, highlighted Pereira making the
TopDrawerSoccer.com Best XI and being
named the No. 10 player in the nation by
the website. College Sports Madness named
T.J. Roehn and Pereira to the 2013 Big Ten
Preseason All-Conference Team, while Arnone
and Grinwis found their names on the second
UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
COACHING STAFF
ARENA INFORMATION
Location .............................................Ann Arbor, Mich.
Founded ....................................................................1817
Nickname ......................................................Wolverines
Colors ..................................................... Maize and Blue
Conference ..........................................................Big Ten
President ......................................... Mary Sue Coleman
Athletic Director .....................................Dave Brandon
Enrollment.............................................................38,980
Athletic Department Phone .................(734) 763-4423
Ticket Office Phone ...............................(734) 764-0247
Head Coach...............................................Chaka Daley
Home Arena ................................ U-M Soccer Stadium
Capacity ..................................................................2,200
Constructed........................................................ 2008/10
HISTORY
All-Time Record/Years ..........................143-118-24/14
All-Big Ten Honorees ................................................. 22
MLS Draft Picks ..........................................................Six
All-Americans ........................................................ Three
Alma Mater, Year ................................... Providence ‘95
Career Record .............................................. 111-129-29
Ass’t Coach ................. Tommy McMenemy (Columbia ‘06)
Ass’t Coach .................... Ian Gordona (Ohio State ‘03)
Vol. Ass’t Coach .......Jhojan Obando (Providence ‘11)
Operations Ass’t ..............Tim Weaver (Michigan, ‘07)
Athletic Trainer ..........Bill Shinavier, MS, ATC, CSCS
TEAM INFORMATION
2012 Overall Record ..........................................11-10-1
Conference Record / Finish .......................3-2-1 (3rd)
Starters Returning/Lost .............................................8/3
Lettermen Returning / Lost .................................. 14/6
Newcomers .................................................................. 10
All-Big Ten .................... Tyler Arnone, Adam Grinwis
ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
Soccer Contact ........................................... Scott Kemps
Office Phone ...........................................(734) 647-8175
Cell Phone ............................................. (201) 248-0816
E-Mail .......................................... [email protected]
Fax ..........................................................(734) 647-1188
Mailing Address .................................Hartwig Building
........................................................... 1000 S. State Street
................................................ Ann Arbor, Mich. 48109
Twitter .................................................... @UmichSoccer
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CHARTING THE WOLVERINES
BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK
In the annual Big Ten Preseason list, Pereira, Grinwis and Arnone were also named to the Big Ten
Players to Watch List.
As a team, U-M was named the No. 15 squad in preseason polls by both College Sports Madness
and TopDrawerSoccer.com. College Soccer News has U-M listed as the No. 28 squad in its preseason
poll.
BIG TEN HONORS
MICHIGAN IN THE BIG TEN RANKINGS
Goals
Points
Assists
Shots
The initial NSCAA Preseason Poll has U-M just outside the top 25, receiving votes. Five U-M
opponents, including four in the top 12, grace the poll, led by No. 1 Indiana. Additionally, U-M will
take on No. 6 Creighton, No. 7 Notre Dame, No. 8 Akron and No. 12 Marquette. Additionally, Big
Ten Conference foe Northwestern is No. 19, while South Florida also came in just outside the poll
while receiving votes.
• U-M will appear live twice on the Big Ten Network this season, beginning with a non-conference
matchup versus the Creighton Blue Jays on Tuesday (Oct. 15) at 7:30 p.m. at U-M Soccer Stadium.
Less than two weeks later, the Wolverines will once again appear on the network, hosting the
defending NCAA national champion Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday (Oct. 26) at 7 p.m. Additionally,
U-M will appear on the Big Ten Student U Network for matches against Northwestern (Sept. 28),
Western Michigan (Oct. 2), Wisconsin (Oct. 20), and Akron (October 30).
Goals Against Average
Save Percentage
Saves
Shutouts
PENALTY KICKS FOR (0-FOR-0)
OPPONENT PREVIEW
PENALTY KICKS AGAINST (0-FOR-0)
LOYOLA-CHICAGO -- Loyola finished last season with a 5-12-2 record, playing its final season
out of the Horizon League before becoming a member of the Missouri Valley Conference for the
upcoming season.
RECORD BY KIT CHOICE
Blue Top, Blue Shorts:
White Top, White Shorts:
White Top, Blue Shorts:
The Ramblers return their two top goal scorers, sophomore forward Jake Savino, who led the team
with five tallies, and junior forward Andrew Raymonds, who finished just behind Savino with four.
Junior Brian Bemet, who led the squad with three assists, also returns to help bolster the side’s
attack.
NSCAA Top-25
1. Indiana
2. Maryland
3. Georgetown
4. North Carolina
5. UConn
6. Creighton
7. Notre Dame
8. Akron
9. UCLA
10. Louisville
11. New Mexico
12. Marquette
13. Coastal Carolina
14. Tulsa
15. Saint Louis
16. San Diego
17. Wake Forest
18. Brown
19. Northwestern
20. Syracuse
21. Charlotte
22. Cornell
23. Washington
24. VCU
25. Virginia
Along the backline, senior Reed Patterson, junior Brian Lunar and sophomore Dane Bergstrom each
return after appearing in nearly every contest a season ago.
Loyola will look to replace last season’s starting goalkeeper Peter McKeown, who recorded all five
wins for the Ramblers in 2012. Sophomore Tim Dobrowolski returns experience in net, as he posted
a 1.91 goals-against-average in his limited playing time during the 2012 campaign.
Former Northwestern associate head coach Neil Jones enters his first season at the helm after
helping lead the Wildcats to a Sweet Sixteen appearance in the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Jones will
be joined on the sideline by newly hired assistant coach Nate Boyden, who previously worked as a
volunteer assistant with the U-M women’s soccer team prior to taking the job at Loyola.
Michigan is 0-1 all-time against Loyola-Chicago, falling, 3-2, to the Ramblers in the program’s first
season of varsity action in 2000 on Sept. 8 by a 3-2 count.
Receiving Votes: Farleigh Dickinson, Xavier, St. John’s,
UC Santa Barbara, Old Dominion, UMBC, South Florida,
Northeastern, Kentucky, MICHIGAN, SIU-Edwardsville,
CSU Northridge, Stanford, Elon, Bradley
*2013 Opponent
U-M in the
Polls TopDrawer
CSN
NSCAA
Preseason: RV
team. Pereira also found himself on the College Sports Madness Preseason All-American third team.
#28
#15
BOWLING GREEN -- Head coach Eric Nichols and the Falcons return a total of 13 letterwinners,
including nine starters, from last year’s club. The 2012 team finished with an overall record of 8-9-3
and a MAC mark of 3-3-1. BGSU tied for fourth in the league regular-season standings last fall.
Michigan is 6-4 all-time against the Falcons and 1-1 in matches played in Bowling Green, falling,
2-0, on Sept. 28, 2000, and downing BGSU, 6-1, on Sept. 28, 2003.
Last season in Ann Arbor, the Falcons upset the Wolverines by a 2-0 score line on Oct. 23. The loss
was a turning point in U-M’s season, as the Wolverines went on to win five straight matches en route
to a berth in the Big Ten Tournament championship match.
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COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH CHAKA DALEY
Chaka Daley was named as the second head coach in the history of the Michigan men’s soccer program on Dec. 23, 2011, and is entering his second season after
leading the Wolverines to an 11-10-1 record in his first season in Ann Arbor, a six win turnaround from the previous season.
In his first season as the head man for the Maize & Blue, Daley guided the Wolverines to a berth in the Big Ten Championship game, defeated Niagara 3-1 in an NCAA
Tournament home match, and made it to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in program history. The Wolverines finished No. 21 in the
NCAA RPI on the heels of playing the fourth toughest schedule in the nation. U-M defeatead the eventual NCAA Champion Indiana by a 2-1 count on Oct. 19 in its
signature win of the season.
Daley’s guidance resulted in the emergence of First Team All-Big Ten selection Tyler Arnone, Second Team All-Big Ten honoree Adam Grinwis, and Big Ten AllFreshman squad member James Murphy.
Prior to arriving in Ann Arbor, Daley spent the previous 12 seasons as head coach of the Providence College Friars.
In 2011, Daley guided Providence to an 11-8-1 record and an NCAA at-large bid, as the Friars defeated Dartmouth in the opening round of the 2011 tournament. In
the past seven seasons, he guided the Friars to a 72-47-21 mark, and led his alma mater to seven consecutive winning seasons and five NCAA Tournament appearances.
The Friars hosted NCAA Tournament match-ups during the 2010 and 2011 campaigns.
The 2010 Friars squad made a run during the latter half of the season, reeling off seven consecutive wins and going unbeaten in 10 matches (8-0-2) for the first time
since 1984. The Friars earned a berth in the Big East Tournament and notched road victories at Villanova and at No. 1-seed Georgetown to advance to the semifinals. In
the semis, the Friars defeated Cincinnati and earned a spot in the championship match for the second time in school history where they lost in penalties to No. 1 seed
Louisville.
On Nov. 29, 2011, he was inducted into the New England Soccer Hall of Fame for his prowess on and off the field. In 2005, Daley was named NSCAA/adidas NCAA
Division I New England Coach of the Year in and was one of 8 coaches as a nominee for NSCAA National Coach of the Year that same season.
Two former Wolverines and members of the 2012 squad Luke Coulson (Cardiff City, English Premier League) and Kofi Opare (LA Galaxy) inked professional deals
after one season under Daley, while four former Friars inked professional contracts under Daley’s guidance in goalkeeper Chris Konopka (Kansas City, 2007) who is
now a member of the Philadelphia Union, goalkeeper Tim Murray (New England, 2010), midfielder Andrew Sousa (New England, 2011), and midfielder Ryan Maduro
(NY Red Bull, 2012)
Daley was also a member of the NCAA Men’s Soccer Championship Committee for four seasons (2003-06). Daley was also the regional advisory committee chairperson
for New England and was part of the 10-member selection committee for the men’s tournament during that time.
Daley was affiliated with the U.S. Soccer Academy, serving as the head coach for the U16 FC Greater Boston Bolts (1998 to 2011). He also spent two seasons with the
U17 & U18 Olympic Development Program in Rhode Island. Additionally, heholds a USSF “A” Coaching License and earned an MBA from Providence in 2005.
He and his wife, Heather, have a son, Donovan (7), and a daughter, Savanah (2).
ASSISTANT COACH TOMMY MCMENEMY
Tommy McMenemy joined the Michigan men’s soccer staff on Jan. 30, 2012, and is entering his second season with the Wolverines after previously serving as an
assistant at his alma mater, Columbia, for six seasons.
In addition to serving as the team recruiting coordinator, he handles all facets of coaching, orgainizing team training sessions, and leads the attacking unit tactics for the
Wolverines.
McMenemy was elevated to the program’s top assistant position in 2008 after joining the team as a volunteer assistant in 2006. At Columbia, McMenemy assisted in all
phases of the program, including organizing training sessions, devising tactical strategies, and developing a competition schedule.
The Southampton, United Kingdom native, also served as the head coach of Landsdowne United, an amateur men’s team in the top division of the New York premier
semi-professional league, the Cosmopolitan League from 2006-09. McMenemy was the head man for team Sparta of the Manhattan Soccer Club, a premier U-17 boys
club for one season.
In addition, he was a co-director and staff coach for New York’s premier soccer academy, New York Soccer Academy, which boasts a roster of nearly 200 players. He
holds an NSCAA National Diploma, as well as an FA Preliminary Coach License.
As a player for the Lions, McMenemy earned NSCAA Adidas All-American status as a senior in 2003, and was a two-time first-team All-Ivy League and first-team
all-region selection (2002-03). He led the team in goals and assists in his junior and senior seasons, and was selected by his teammates as a team captain as a senior.
McMenemy also excelled in the classroom, earning Academic All-Ivy League honors in his final two years as a student-athlete.
ASSISTANT COACH IAN GORDONA
Ian Gordona is entering his second season as an assistant coach with the Wolverines, and became the second assistant coach hired under Chaka Daley on August 17,
2012, joining Tommy McMenemy as an assistant coach on the staff.
Gordona spent the previous four-plus years as a recruiting liaison and academy coach with the MLS’s Columbus Crew Youth Development Program. He scouted
and coached the top professional prospects in the United States. In addition, he was responsible for recruiting, training and developing student-athletes and was in
continuous contact with the players and their families about their future endeavors. He contacted and connected with collegiate programs throughout the U.S. for
recruiting purposes.
Gordona lived in Connecticut for five years after graduating from Ohio State in June 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in history. He held two positions in the soccer
industry during his time in Connecticut, working as an activities coordinator/head coach with the Oakwood Soccer Club (2003-08) and holding an assistant coaching
position at Manchester Community College (2004-08).
At Oakwood, Gordona organized tournaments for more than 200 teams and was responsible for recruiting, training and caring for 300 premier soccer players. He
coached the boys U-11 and U-18 academy teams at the club.
Gordona was an assistant coach at Manchester for three-plus years, participating in all phases of coaching, training, recruiting and management of the soccer program.
The Cougars reached the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III Men’s Soccer Tournament quarterfinals three straight seasons while
Gordona was with the program. He earned the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association’s Thomas E. Krusewski Memorial Award in 2007 as the top young soccer coach
in the state of Connecticut.
Gordona has a USSF National C License. He has coached 107 All-Americans, 58 Youth National Team players, 24 professionals and six National Players of the Year and
won four national championships in 10 years.
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MICHIGAN T.V. ROSTER
#1 Adam Grinwis
#3 Andre Morris
#4 Dylan Mencia
#5 Jack Brown
#6 Lars Eckenrode
#7 Tyler Arnone
#8 Marcos Ugarte
#9 James Murphy
#10 Fabio Pereira
#11 Ezekial Harris
#12 Nick Lewin
#13 Ben Manko
#15 Mike Kapitula
#16 T.J. Roehn
#17 Colin McAtee
#18 Grant Mattia
#19 Ali Jawad
#20 Malcolm Miller
#21 Brett Nason
#22 TJ VanSlooten
#23 Tyler Anderson
#24 Yamann Sahlool
#32 Nick Iacobellis
HC Chaka Daley
AC Tommy McMenemy
AC Ian Gordona
VA Jhojan Obando
#14 George Tsirukis
#26 Tyler Leppek
ATC Bill Shinavier
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2013 MICHIGAN WOLVERINES
# Wolverine
Pos.
Ht.
Wt. Year
Hometown (High School/Previous)
1 Adam Grinwis
GK
6-2
165 Sr./Jr. Ada, Mich. (Forest Hills Central)
3 Andre Morris
D
6-0
165 Fr.
Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood)
4 Dylan Mencia
M
5-9
160 Sr.
Honesdale, Pa. (Scranton Prep)
5 Jack Brown
D/M 6-2
185 So.
Ann Arbor, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)
6 Lars Eckenrode D/M 6-3
180 Fr.
Springfield, Va. (West Springfield)
7 Tyler Arnone
M
5-10 175 Jr./So. Hicksville, N.Y. (Hicksville/St. John’s)
8 Marcos Ugarte
M
5-8
150 Jr.
Providence, R.I. (Providence Day/Providence)
9 James Murphy
F
5-10 165 So.
Oxford, England (Henry Box School)
10 Fabio Pereira
M/F
6-0
170 Sr.
Sao Paulo, Brazil (South Kent School, Conn.)
11 Ezekiel Harris
D
6-0
170 Sr.
Flint, Mich. (Carman-Ainsworth)
12 Nick Lewin
D
5-11 175 Sr./Jr. Walled Lake, Mich. (Walled Lake Western)
13 Ben Manko
D
5-10 165 Jr.
Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley)
14 George Tsirukis F
5-11 175 Fr.
Bethlehem, Pa. (Moravian Academy)
15 Michael Kapitula D/M 5-10 170 Fr.
North Caldwell, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep)
16 T.J. Roehn
F
6-2
190 Sr.
Tampa, Fla. (Berkley Prep/South Florida)
17 Colin McAtee
M
6-1
185 Jr./So. San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines)
18 Grant Mattia
GK
5-11 165 Fr.
Macomb, Mich. (De La Salle Collegiate)
19 Ali Jawad
F
5-6
160 Fr.
Dearborn, Mich. (Dearborn Heights)
20 Malcolm Miller F
5-9
175 Sr.
Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill)
21 Brett Nason
M
5-8
150 Fr.
Melville, N.Y. (Half Hallow Hills)
22 TJ VanSlooten
M
5-9
160 Jr.
Grand Rapids, Mich. (Northview)
23 Tyler Anderson M
5-10 175 Fr.
Bloomington, Minn. (Jefferson)
24 Yamann Sahlool F
5-10 160 Fr.
Grand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc)
26 Tyler Leppek
D
5-11 155 Sr.
Rochester, Mich. (Rochester)
27 Rylee Woods
D
5-11 170 Fr.
Jamestown, Ohio (Greeneview)
32 Nick Iacobellis
GK
6-1
205 So.
DeWitt, Mich. (DeWitt)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Chaka Daley (Providence ‘96)
Assistant Coaches: Tommy McMenemy (Columbia ‘03)
Ian Gordona (Ohio State ‘03)
Volunteer Assistant: Jhojan Obando (Providence ‘11)
Operations Assistant: Tim Weaver (Michigan ‘07)
Athletic Trainer: Bill Shinavier (Michigan ‘96)
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
BY YEAR
FRESHMAN (10)
Anderson
Eckenrode
Jawad
Kapitula
Mattia
Morris
Nason
Sahlool
Tsirukis
Woods
BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (2)
Manko
McAtee
FLORIDA (1)
Roehn
GEORGIA (1)
Miller
SOPHOMORE (4)
Brown
McAtee (R)
Murphy
Iacobellis
MICHIGAN (9)
Brown
Grinwis
Iacobellis
Jawad
Leppek
Lewin
Mattia
Morris
Sahlool
VanSlooten
JUNIOR (6)
Arnone (R)
Grinwis (R)
Lewin (R)
Manko
Ugarte
VanSlooten
MINNESOTA(1)
Anderson
NEW JERSEY (1)
Kapitula
NEW YORK (2)
Arnone
Nason
OHIO (1)
Woods
SENIOR (6)
Harris
Leppek
Mencia
Miller
Pereira
Roehn
PENNSYLVANIA (2)
Mencia
Tsirukis
RHODE ISLAND (1)
Ugarte
VIRGINIA (1)
Eckenrode
BRAZIL (1)
Pereira
ENGLAND (1)
Murphy
Pronunciation
GRIN-wis
YOU-gar-TAY
SUH-roo-KISS
KAP-uh-TOOL-uh
ROE-in
MAC-uh-TEE
MUH-tee-UH
AH-lee JUH-wad
NAY-sen
YAH-men SAH-lool
YAC-o-BELLIS
SHOCK-uh
Joe-HAN
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Michigan Starting XI
Formation
4-4-2
*based on previous match
*subject to change
#16 TJ Roehn
#9 James Murphy
#7 Tyler Arnone
#8 Marcos Ugarte
#17 Colin McAtee
#22 TJ VanSlooten
#27 Rylee Woods
#3 Andre Morris
#12 Nick Lewin
#1 Adam Grinwis
#11 Ezekiel Harris