MARQUETTE SOCCER 2016 QUICK FACTS MARQUETTE VILLANOVA THE MATCHUP

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1 2016 FIXTURES Date Oponenent Location Time/Result AUGUST Fri. 26 Kentucky Valley Fields L, 0-4 Mon. 29 Northern Illinois Valley Fields W, 4-0 SEPTEMBER Fri. 2 at Illinois-Chicago Chicago, Ill. W, 4-1 Mon. 5 Northwestern Valley Fields W, 4-1 Sat. 10 at RV Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. T, 1-1 Wed. 14 Milwaukee Valley Fields T, 3-3 Sat. 17 St. John s* Valley Fields T, 0-0 Sat. 24 Villanova* Valley Fields 7:05 pm OCTOBER Sat. 1 at Seton Hall* South Orange, NJ 6:05 pm Wed. 5 Wisconsin Valley Fields 7:05 pm Sat. 8 Georgetown* Valley Fields 1:05 pm Sat. 15 at #12 Creighton* Omaha, Neb. 7:00 pm Sat. 22 Xavier* Valley Fields 7:05 pm Wed. 26 at Providence* Providence, RI 6:00 pm Sat. 29 at #10 Butler* Indianapolis, Ind. 6:00 pm NOVEMBER Thu. 3 senior DePaul* ( day ) Valley Fields 7:05 pm BIG EAST Championship Sun. 6 First Round at Higher Seed TBA Thu. 10 Semifinal at Higher Seed TBA Sun. 13 Final at Higher Seed TBA NCAA Championship Thu. 18 First Round TBA TBA Sun. 20 Second Round TBA TBA Sat. 26 Third Round TBA TBA DECEMBER Fri. 4 Quarterfinals TBA TBA Fri. 9 Semifinals Houston, Texas TBA Sun. 11 Final Houston, Texas TBA *BIG EAST Conference match; Bold indicates home match Dates/times subject to change; All times Central (CT) 2016 QUICK FACTS Location...Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nickname...Golden Eagles VP/Director of Athletics...Bill Scholl Home Field...Valley Fields All-time record / 53rd season NCAA Appearances...3 (1997, 2012, 2013) Head Coach...Louis Bennett Record at Marquette / 11th season Overall Record / 21st season Assistants:... Marcelo Santos, Sean Hughes, Jon Mroz Starters R/L...5/6 Letterwinners R/L...10/8 Newcomers...13 MARQUETTE SOCCER 2016 UNIVERSITY MEN S SOCCER MATCH NOTES 2016 MATCH NOTES ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS: 770 N. 12th Street Al McGuire Center Milwaukee, Wis GoMarquette.com MEN S SOCCER CONTACT: Luke Pattarozzi lucas.pattarozzi@mu.edu O: C: MARQUETTE 3-1-3, BIG EAST THE MATCHUP VS KEY STORYLINES MU wraps up a three-match homestand when it takes a six-match unbeaten streak into Saturday s meeting with Villanova. It s MU s longest unbeaten string since it recorded an eight-match streak Sept. 5-Oct. 11, The Golden Eagles face a Wildcats squad with two wins over Top 25 foes already this season, having defeated both then-no. 6 Boston College and No. 22 Delaware on the road. Villanova holds the slim edge all-time against Marquette, 2-1-1, with three of the four meetings being played away from Valley Fields. VU claimed a 2-1 home win in last season s meeting, which followed the lone meeting in Milwaukee in 2014 being played to a 1-1 draw. Despite a scoreless draw last time out against St. John s, Marquette still ranks 15th in the nation with 16 goals scored through seven matches played. Villanova has just 10 goals scored all season. SCOUTING THE WILDCATS Villanova enters Saturday s BIG EAST battle against Marquette sporting a record and coming off a scoreless draw on Tuesday to crosstown foe, Saint Joseph s, on the road. VU was outshot by a margin, while drawing even in corner kicks, 8-8. Prior to that, VU dropped its league opener to visiting 10th-ranked Butler, 3-2, in overtime, following an impressive three-match winning streak over non-conference opponents, highlighted by matching 2-1 victories over No. 6 Boston College and No. 22 Delaware both on the road. The Wildcats carry an even goal differential on the year, scoring and allowing 10 goals apiece, but have been more impressive in the second half as eight of their goals have come in the final 45 minutes of regulation. Seven different players have scored for Nova this season with Lucas Hodges (3g, 1a) and Padraic McCullaugh (2g, 1a) serving as the only players to find the back of the net more than once. In net, Will Steiner claims all seven decisions for Villanova entering play on Saturday with a 1.36 goals against average and 30 saves on a.750 save percentage. DRAWING SOME MUCH-NEEDED REST The Golden Eagles have enjoyed a welcomed full week between matches following a stretch of three consecutive double-overtime draws over an eight-day stretch (Sept ). Marquette has logged huge minutes of late, which can pose a challenge for any squad much less one that features 13 newcomers. After scoring four goals in three straight matches, MU has managed just four goals in its last three matches combined. COMING UP NEXT Following its match-up with Villanova, Marquette will head back out on the road to take on Seton Hall on Saturday, Oct. 1 before returning home to face Wisconsin (Oct. 5) and Georgetown (Oct. 8). VILLANOVA 3-3-1, BIG EAST MATCH INFO: Saturday, Sept. 24 7:05 PM Valley Fields Milwaukee STREAM: GoMarquette.com 3-1-3, TEAM-BY-TEAM COMPARISON W-L-D GOALS/GM SHOTS/GM GAA SAVE % FOULS/GM 3-3-1,

2 MEDIA INFORMATION Men s Soccer Contact:... Luke Pattarozzi ...lucas.pattarozzi@mu.edu Work Phone: Cell Phone: Website:... GoMarquette.com Photography:...MarquetteImages.com MU Twitter:...muathletics MSOC Twitter:...MarquetteSoccer MSOC Instagram:...MarquetteSoccer MSOC Facebook:...MarquetteSoccer Please contact Luke Pattarozzi to arrange an interview with team personnel. Head coach Louis Bennett will have time set aside each week for media obligations and time can be alotted on a case-by-case basis before training sessions. Team personnel will also be available on match days following a 10-minute cooling off period after the contest has ended. MU players will not disclose their phone numbers so please do not request that information. Players have been asked to politely decline interviews that have not been cleared with the MU Communications Office. TICKET INFORMATION Tickets can be ordered in advance of game day in person at the Al McGuire Center ticket office, by phone at (414) , or on GoMarquette.com. Season tickets are $45 and include the full home schedules of both the men s and women s teams. LAST TIME OUT Marquette remained unbeaten in its last six matches after a scoreless draw to visiting St. John s in the BIG EAST opener at Valley Fields on Saturday, Sept. 17. It was the third straight draw for MU this season and the second in a row between the two teams after the 2015 BIG EAST opener produced similar results in a match played in Queens, NY. The Golden Eagles held an edge in shots, while St. John s earned the advantage in corner kicks, 8-4, and shots on goal, 7-4. MU goalkeeper Luis Barraza stopped all seven shots that came his way en route to his first shutout of the season and fifth clean sheet of his career. He was named BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the week for his performance, the second time in his career earning the honor. ALL-TIME SERIES VS. VILLANOVA The Golden Eagles trail the all-time series against the Wildcats, Three of the four previous meetings have taken place in Eastern Pennsylvania, while the lone meeting in Milwaukee prior to Saturday s scheduled contest was a 1-1 draw back in Last season s match-up at Villanova produced disappointing results for the Golden Eagles, who took a 1-0 first half lead on C. Nortey s 40th minute tally before the Wildcats stormed back with scores in the 45th and 78th minutes for the win. Lucas Hodges got the Cats on the board with just 40 seconds remaining in the first half to send the match to a 1-1 tie at the break, while Sean Sheridan gave his team a lead it would not relinquish. Nova held an lead in shots with a 9-2 advantage in shots on goal. BARRAZA COLLECTS WEEKLY AWARD Sophomore goalkeeper Luis Barraza has been splitting time in net with redshirt senior Mac Wheeler. Each have had their fair share of impressive moments this season and it was Barraza s turn to shine against St. John s on Sept. 17 as he stopped all seven shots that came his way, collecting his fifth career shutout en route to being named BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week. Barraza has made 17 saves through four starts this season, posting a record with a.708 save percentage in the process. He and Wheeler have each recorded a shutout on the year and led Marquette to a six-match unbeaten streak entering Saturday s contest vs. Villanova. GOLDEN EAGLES DOMINANT DURING STREAK During MU s current five-match unbeaten streak, the Golden Eagles have outscored opponents They are outshooting the opposition with more than six of those landing on target per match as compared to opponents averaging around four shots on target during the streak. Offensively, it s the first time since 1993 that a Marquette squad has registered three or more goals in four of the team s first seven matches. MU leads the BIG EAST and ranks 15th-nationally with 16 goals scored and a 2.29 goals per game average. MU has five players with two or more goals this season after having just three all of last year. OPENING BIG EAST PLAY Marquette moved its record to in BIG EAST openers since 2009 following a scoreless draw to St. John s on Saturday. It was the second consecutive scoreless draw in a league opening match for the Golden Eagles with the other occurring against the same St. John s team in Queens, NY in The scoreless draw also marked the sixth shutout in league opener for Marquette since 2009, including five consecutive, with a goal differential of FRESHMAN PHENOM LUKA PRPA HAS ARRIVED The freshman from Wind Lake, Wisconsin entered the season with the hype that comes along with being the highest-touted recruit in MU history and he has lived up to the billing. Prpa has 15 points on five goals and five assists in his first seven matches with the Blue & Gold. His five assists rank third nationally, while his 15 points and five goals are ninth and 24th, respectively. Prpa was the first MU player in program history to register back-to-back six-point efforts, doing so in wins over NIU (Aug. 29) and UIC (Sept. 2). He was awarded National Player of the Week by the NSCAA and Top Drawer Soccer, while also being included in three National Team of the Week listings.

3 2016 MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES NO. NAME POS YR HT WT HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL / COLLEGE 1 Luis Barraza* GK So Santa Teresa, N.M./Santa Teresa 2 John Pothast*** (C) D R-Sr Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich 3 Jack Alberts** D R-Jr Hinsdale, Ill./Fenwick 4 Toby Howell* F So Bradenton, Fla./Saint Stephens Episcopal 5 Danny Jarosz* D R-So Milwaukee, Wis./Marquette Univ. H.S. 6 Martin Alba* M R-So Calumet City, Ill./George Washington H.S. 7 Patrick Seagrist D Fr Streamwood, Ill./Conant 8 Ben Tweedie* M So Naples, Fla./Naples 9 Daniel Szczepanek** M R-Jr Grayslake, Ill./ Warren Township 10 Nick Parianos** F R-Jr Akron, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 11 Connor Alba F Fr Waukesha, Wis./Catholic Memorial 13 Griffin Jende F Fr Waukesha, Wis./Pewaukee 14 Luka Prpa M Fr Wind Lake, Wis./Muskego 15 Ruben Sanchez* M So Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way North 16 Colin Koerber* D R-So Sussex, Wis./Arrowhead 17 Jan Maertins F Fr Rheinfelden, Germany/Georg-Buechner Gymnasium 18 Anton von Hofacker D Fr Bergen, Norway/Amalie Skram videregaende skole 21 Zacharias Andreou D Fr Nicosia, Cyprus/The GC School of Careers 22 Brian Fletcher* D R-So O Fallon, Mo./St. Louis Univ. H.S. 23 Diego Núñez F So Alcala de Henares, Spain/Alcala de Henares Univ. 24 Jordan Palmer M Fr Whitefish Bay, Wis./Whitefish Bay 25 Cade Dombrowski M Fr Hales Corners, Wis./Whitnall 26 Jordan Webb D Fr Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Linn-Mar 27 Kees Westra D R-Fr Monroe, Wash./Monroe 29 Michael Gallo D Fr Winnetka, Ill./New Trier 30 Mac Wheeler*** GK R-Sr Waukesha, Wis./Kettle Moraine 31 Noah Heim GK Fr Cambridge, Wis./Cambridge * letters earned; (C) - captain COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Louis Bennett (11th season at Marquette) Assistant Coach: Marcelo Santos Assistant Coach: Sean Hughes Goalkeeper Coach: Jon Mroz Performance/Conditioning Coach: Calvin Deutsch Athletic Trainer: Lisa VanHoose PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #1 Luis Barraza (LOO-eece bah-rra-sah) #2 John Pothast (POTT-ist) #5 Danny Jarosz (JAIR-oce) #6 Martin Alba (mar-teen AHL-ba) #9 Daniel Szczepanek (shtuh-pan-ick) #10 Nick Parianos (pair-ee-ah-nuss) #13 Griffin Jende (JEN-dee) #14 Luka Prpa (LOO-ka PUR-pah) #16 Colin Koerber (KERR-burr) #17 Jan Maertins (YAN MARE-teens) #18 Anton von Hofacker (ho-fack-er) #21 Zacharias Andreou (ahn-dray-oo) #27 Kees Westra (CASE WESS-trah) Head coach Louis Bennett (LOU-ee) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 11 Connor Alba 6 Martin Alba 3 Jack Alberts 21 Zacharias Andreou 1 Luis Barraza 25 Cade Dombrowski 22 Brian Fletcher 29 Michael Gallo 31 Noah Heim 4 Toby Howell 5 Danny Jarosz 13 Griffin Jende 16 Colin Koerber 17 Jan Maertins 23 Diego Núñez 24 Jordan Palmer 10 Nick Parianos 2 John Pothast 14 Luka Prpa 15 Ruben Sanchez 7 Patrick Seagrist 9 Daniel Szczepanek 8 Ben Tweedie 18 Anton von Hofacker 26 Jordan Webb 27 Kees Westra 30 Mac Wheeler BY POSITION Forwards...6 Midfielders...7 Defenders Goalkeepers...3 BY YEAR Seniors...2 Juniors...3 Sophomores...10 Freshmen...12 BY STATE/COUNTRY Wisconsin (9): Alba, C., Dombrowski, Heim, Jarosz, Jende, Koerber, Palmer, Prpa, Wheeler Illinois (7): Alba, M., Alberts, Gallo, Pothast, Sanchez, Seagrist, Szczepanek Florida (2): Howell, Tweedie Iowa (1): Webb Missouri (1): Fletcher New Mexico (1): Barraza Ohio (1): Parianos Washington (1): Westra Cyprus (1): Andreou Germany (1): Maertins Norway (1): von Hofacker Spain (1): Núñez

4 2016 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY MEN S SOCCER MATCH NOTES 2016 MARQUETTE HEADSHOT ROSTER 1 LUIS BARRAZA SO 6 MARTIN ALBA R-SO 13 GRIFFIN JENDE FR 21 ZACHARIAS ANDREOU FR 27 KEES WESTRA R-FR 2 JOHN POTHAST R-SR 7 PATRICK SEAGRIST FR BEN TWEEDIE SO RUBEN SANCHEZ SO 29 MICHAEL GALLO FR DANIEL SZCZEPANEK R-JR COLIN KOERBER R-SO 24 JORDAN PALMER FR 30 MAC WHEELER R-SR TOBY HOWELL SO 31 NOAH HEIM FR 5 DANNY JAROSZ R-SO 10 NICK PARIANOS R-JR DIEGO NUNEZ SO BRIAN FLETCHER R-SO JACK ALBERTS R-JR 8 14 LUKA PRPA FR 3 11 CONNOR ALBA FR 17 JAN MAERTINS FR 18 ANTON VON HOFACKER FR 25 CADE DOMBROWSKI FR 26 JORDAN WEBB FR #MARQUETTESOCCER

5 FRESH FACES FILL THE SCORESHEET Through seven matches, MU newcomers have accounted for 31 of the team s 47 points, including 11 of 16 goals scored, led by Luka Prpa s 15 points on five goals and five assists. In the 4-0 win over NIU, three Marquette freshmen accounted for all four goals and 10 of the 11 points collected the most points accounted for by a group of MU freshmen in a single game since Louis Bennett took over as head coach in Jan Maertins and Connor Alba scored their first career tallies, while Luka Prpa registered two goals and two assists. Prpa s six-point effort was the most by a freshman in a single match since C. Nortey tallied six points with a hat trick in a win over Seton Hall back on Oct. 22, WE ARE MARQUETTE, WE ARE GLOBAL! Head coach Louis Bennett has injected some international flavor to the 2016 roster as four Europeans are featured among the list of 13 newcomers. Zacharias Andreou (Cyprus), Jan Maertins (Germany), Diego Núñez (Spain), Anton von Hofacker (Norway) are not only succeeding on the pitch, but acclimating very quickly to a new team and culture. All have appeared regularly in matches this season with Maertins netting two match-winners and Núñez also finding the scoresheet. Bennett, as well as first-year assistant coach Sean Hughes, both hail from England, while fourthyear assistant coach Marcelo Santos is a native of Brazil. YOUTH MOVEMENT The 2016 Marquette squad is one of the youngest teams in BIG EAST Conference as it features the second-youngest overall roster with 12 freshmen and 10 sophomores, ranking right behind St. John s with 16 freshmen and 10 sophomores. Marquette s five upper classmen (2 seniors, 3 juniors) is the fewest of any BIG EAST program by far. St. John s features the second-fewest with eight. SEASON OPENERS Marquette opened its 53rd season in program history when it hosted Kentucky at Valley Fields, marking the first season opener at home since knocking off UW-Milwaukee, 3-2, in The loss to the Wildcats, who entered the contest ranked in two separate polls, handed MU its first home opening loss in five outings. MEN S SOCCER EXCELS IN THE CLASSROOM The Marquette men s soccer team placed 19 student-athletes from its 26-member 2015 squad on the BIG EAST All-Academic Team. Marquette had a whopping 195 student-athletes recognized in total and the 19 honorees for men s soccer were the fourth-most of any Marquette program. MU WELCOMES LARGEST INCOMING CLASS OF LOUIS BENNETT ERA Marquette head coach Louis Bennett welcomes his largest incoming class in his 11 seasons at the helm. The 13-member class has a global element, featuring 12 freshmen and one sophomore, spanning five countries (Cyprus, Germany, Spain, Norway, U.S.) and three states (Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa). It was rated the 18th-best recruiting class in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer.com. Wind Lake, Wisconsin native Luka Prpa highlights this year s class, having been rated No. 36 on TopDrawerSoccer. com s list of Top-150 recruits of 2016, including the top midfielder in the Midwest BIG EAST STANDINGS TEAM BIG EAST PTS. PCT. OVERALL PCT. STRK #10 Butler Won 6 #12 Creighton Tied 1 Xavier Won 1 Georgetown Won 1 Marquette Tied 3 St. John s Lost 1 DePaul Won 1 Providence Lost 1 Villanova Tied 1 Seton Hall Lost 2 NSCAA Top-25 Poll September 20, Week 4 Rk Team Pts. Rec. Prev. 1 Maryland (11) Syracuse (11) Notre Dame (2) Indiana Charlotte UCLA Clemson Denver North Carolina Butler San Diego State Creighton Louisville RV 14 Wake Forest Akron Virginia Loyola Chicago Utah Valley Virginia Tech Radford New Mexico RV 22 Michigan State NR 23 Stanford UMass Lowell RV 25 UC Santa Barbara Also receiving votes: Boston College (46), Delaware (41), Washington (38), Vermont (28), Colgate (21), Kentucky (18), Florida Gulf Coast (17), Buffalo (16), American (15), South Florida (12), William & Mary (11), Florida International (10), West Virginia (7), East Tennessee State (6), Wisconsin (3), Elon (2), California (2), Rider (1), North Florida (1). College Soccer News Top-30 Poll September 18, Week 4 Rk Team 2016 Prev. 1 Syracuse Notre Dame Maryland North Carolina Clemson Indiana UCLA Creighton Denver Butler Wake Forest Stanford Charlotte Akron Louisville Boston College Virginia Tech San Diego State Utah Valley Virginia Radford UC Santa Barbara Loyola Chicago UMass Lowell New Mexico NR 26 Delaware West Virginia Vermont RV 29 Furman RV 30 Washington RV Others receiving Votes: Connecticut, Kentucky, Duke, Gonzaga, New Hampshire, American, Xavier, South Florida, Buffalo, North Florida, Marquette, High Point, Western Michigan, FGCU.

6 SEVEN MARQUETTE MATCHES FEATURED ON BEDN IN 2016 For the second straight year, seven of Marquette s will nine BIG EAST Conference regular season matches will air live on the BIG EAST Digital Network. The final six BIG EAST matches will be featured, including Marquette s last three road contests against Creighton, Providence and Butler. The first BEDN broadcast will be the league opener at Valley Fields against St. John s on Saturday, Sept. 17. POTHAST LANDS ON ALL-BIG EAST PRESEASON TEAM; MU PICKED SEVENTH Senior central defender and team captain John Pothast earned All-BIG EAST Preseason team honors for the first time in his career. Pothast returns as the team s most veteran presence and active leading scorer with 11 points on three goals and five assists. The Golden Eagles were picked to finish tied for seventh with St. John s in the BIG EAST Preseason Poll. MU went , including in league play a season ago after absorbing many key injuries throughout the year. Preseason Coaches Poll 1. Creighton pts. (5 first-place votes) 2. Georgetown pts. (2) 3. Providence pts. (2) 4. Xavier pts. (1) 5. Butler pts. 6. Villanova pts. T7. Marquette pts. T7. St. John s pts. 9. DePaul pts. 10. Seton Hall pts. LOUIS BENNETT II SIGNS PRO, FORGOES SENIOR YEAR Three-year starting midfielder Louis Bennett II has decided to forgo his senior season in the after signing a three-year contract with professional club Anorthosis Famagusta FC of Cyprus. Bennett II was a three-time All-BIG EAST Conference performer and two-time NSCAA All-Region team selection. He finished his Marquette career with 32 points on nine goals and 14 assists in 55 career appearances, including 53 starts. The Shorewood, Wisconsin native is just a few credits shy of completing his degree in communications and is still on track to graduate during the academic year. When someone commits to play for Marquette, our job (as a coaching staff) is provide opportunities to prepare them to be successful and happy in future endeavors, whatever they may be. As long as their degree is in their focus and attainable, I have to support and encourage them to take advantage of all opportunities to establish new goals and chase new dreams as college is a spring board to the future. In this case, his Marquette experience has afforded him this kind of opportunity and, even though I m sad to see him go, I m happy that he is able to achieve his boyhood dream, while also achieving his goal of earning a Marquette degree. - Father and MU head coach Louis Bennett GOLDEN EAGLES IN THE PROS Louis Bennett II is just the latest Marquette signee to earn a professional contract overseas, joining 2015 alumnus C. Nortey (Akademisk Boldklub/ Denmark), 2010 grad Matt Pyzdrowski (Helsingborgs IF/Sweden) and former recruit Andrija Novakovic (Reading FC/England), who signed prior to what would have been his freshman season in The Golden Eagles also feature three additional alumni grads currently under contract in Major League Soccer with Calum Mallace (Montreal Impact) currently in his fifth season, and Axel Sjoberg (Colorado Rapids) and Charlie Lyon (Seattle Sounders) each in their second seasons in MLS HOMEGROWN PLAYERS ON 2016 ROSTER Since Louis Bennett took over the reigns at Marquette the program has always had strong ties to the MLS Academy. Currently, there are eight homegrown players currently on the roster. Incoming freshmen Connor Alba (Chicago Fire), Luka Prpa (Chicago Magic PSG) and Michael Gallo (Chicago Magic PSG) join fellow MLS Academy grads redshirt sophomore Martin Alba (Chicago Fire) along with sophomores Luis Barraza (Real Salt Lake-Arizona), Kees Westra (Seattle Sounders FC), Ruben Sanchez (Chicago Magic PSG) and Toby Howell (Chargers SC). Former Golden Eagle Louis Bennett II (Chicago Fire) was also an Academy grad before coming to Marquette, in addition to others that include: Coco Navarro (Real Salt Lake-Arizona), Charlie Lyon (Chicago Fire) and Brady Wahl (Chicago Fire). The Homegrown Player Rule is a Major League Soccer program that allows MLS teams the option to sign local players from their own development academies directly to MLS first team rosters. NEW WORLD CLASS INDOOR FACILITY TO HOUSE MU SOCCER A new indoor athletic performance center, which will combine indoor playing fields for Marquette s soccer and lacrosse programs, an indoor track, and a world-class athletic performance research facility was announced on Jan. 29, 2015 by MU President Dr. Michael R. Lovell. The facility will be located on the 800 block of Michigan Street and is expected to house offices and locker rooms for MU soccer. Through a strategic partnership with the NBA s Milwaukee Bucks, cutting-edge faculty and student research in sports performance, medicine, nutrition and rehabilitation will enhance the performance of Marquette student-athletes and professional athletes worldwide.

7 2016 Marquette University Men's Soccer Marquette Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 17, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 26 KENTUCKY L Aug 29 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W Sep 02 at UIC W Sep 05 NORTHWESTERN W Sep 10 at #28 Saint Louis To Sep 14 MILWAUKEE To * Sep 17 ST. JOHN'S To TEAM STATISTICS MU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 2 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/885 2/847 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 14 PRPA, Luka ALBA, Connor HOWELL, Toby SZCZEPANEK, Daniel MAERTINS, Jan NUNEZ, Diego TWEEDIE, Ben ALBA, Martin JAROSZ, Danny VON HOFACKER, Anto SEAGRIST, Patrick ALBERTS, Jack POTHAST, John SANCHEZ, Ruben PARIANOS, Nick WHEELER, Mac WESTRA, Kees FLETCHER, Brian ANDREOU, Zacharias Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 30 WHEELER, Mac 3 272: /0 1 BARRAZA, Luis 5 417: /0 Total 7 690: Opponents 7 690: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Marquette Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Marquette Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Marquette Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Marquette Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Marquette Opponents

8 Individual Career History ALBA, Connor TOTAL Points: 3, Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Goals: 1 [t-10th], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at Saint Louis -- Sep 10, 2016; Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Shots: 2, at Saint Louis -- Sep 10, 2016 ALBA, Martin TOTAL Points: 1, Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Shots: 2, at Oregon State -- Aug 28, 2015; Omaha -- Sep 11, 2015 ALBERTS, Jack TOTAL Points: 1, Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016 Shots: 1, at DePaul -- Nov 05, 2015 ANDREOU, Zacharias TOTAL

9 BARRAZA, Luis TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Saves: 9 [t-3rd], at Villanova -- Oct 03, 2015 FLETCHER, Brian TOTAL HOWELL, Toby TOTAL Points: 3, at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016; Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Goals: 1 [t-10th], at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016; Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016; Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016; at Notre Dame -- Sep 29, 2015 Shots: 7 [t-1st], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 JAROSZ, Danny TOTAL Points: 1, at Saint Louis -- Sep 10, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], at Saint Louis -- Sep 10, 2016 Shots: 1, Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at Saint Louis -- Sep 10, 2016

10 MAERTINS, Jan TOTAL Points: 3, at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Goals: 1 [t-10th], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Shots: 5, Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016 NUNEZ, Diego TOTAL Points: 2, Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Goals: 1 [t-10th], Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Shots: 2, Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; St. John's -- Sep 17, 2016 PARIANOS, Nick TOTAL Shots: 1, Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 POTHAST, John TOTAL Points: 1, at Portland -- Aug 30, 2015; at Villanova -- Oct 03, 2015; Omaha -- Sep 11, 2015 Assists: 1 [t-10th], at Portland -- Aug 30, 2015; at Villanova -- Oct 03, 2015; Omaha -- Sep 11, 2015 Shots: 2, Kentucky -- Aug 26, 2016; Providence -- Oct 28, 2015; Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016

11 PRPA, Luka TOTAL Points: 6 [t-2nd], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Goals: 2 [t-3rd], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Assists: 2 [t-2nd], Northern Illinois -- Aug 29, 2016; at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 Shots: 6 [t-5th], at UIC -- Sep 02, 2016 SANCHEZ, Ruben TOTAL Points: 1, at Villanova -- Oct 03, 2015 Assists: 1 [t-10th], at Villanova -- Oct 03, 2015 Shots: 2, at Wisconsin -- Oct 07, 2015 SEAGRIST, Patrick TOTAL Points: 1, Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 SZCZEPANEK, Daniel TOTAL Points: 4 [t-6th], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Goals: 2 [t-3rd], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Shots: 6 [t-5th], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 TWEEDIE, Ben TOTAL Points: 2, Providence -- Oct 28, 2015; Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Goals: 1 [t-10th], Northwestern -- Sep 05, 2016 Assists: 2 [t-2nd], Providence -- Oct 28, 2015 Shots: 3, at Wisconsin -- Oct 07, 2015

12 VON HOFACKER, Anton TOTAL Points: 1, Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 Assists: 1 [t-10th], Milwaukee -- Sep 14, 2016 WESTRA, Kees TOTAL WHEELER, Mac TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Saves: 6, Butler -- Oct 31, 2015