18 – the most wins in a single season since 2001.
2 – the fewest number of losses in a single season since 1998.
6 – The most ACC wins during the regular season since 2015.
6th – The team’s national ranking in win percentage (0.864).
70 – the most goals by a Clemson team since the 1993 season.
74 – the most assists by a Clemson team since 1998.
214 – the most points by a Clemson team since 1998.
3.18 – the most goals per game in all of NCAA Div. I during 2019.
14 – number of players who scored one or more goals this season.
16 – number of players who contributed one or more assists this season.
10 – the most shutouts by a Clemson team since 2016.
21 – the fewest goals allowed since 2017.
28th – the team’s national rank when it came to GAA.
26 – players who saw playing time for the Tigers.
21 – players who played in more than five games this season.
6 – number of players who played in every game this season.
1,950 – number of minutes played by Oskar Agren this season (most on the team).
Assists per game, Penalty kick conversion rate, Points per game, Scoring offense, Total Assists, Total Goals, Total points.
Corner Kicks per game (No. 4), Shots per game (No. 2), Shots on Goal per game (No. 2)… (*see above for top-ranked categories).
Assists per game, Penalty kick conversion rate, Points per game, Scoring offense, Total Assists, Total Goals, Total points, Corner kicks per game, Shots-per game, Shots on Goal per game.
Clemson ranked within the top-10 in 18 of the 19 major categories that the NCAA tracks for team stats.
Robbie Robinson – Points per game, Total goals, Total points, Penalty kick conversion rate.
Malick Mbaye – Penalty kick conversion rate.
Kimarni Smith – Penalty kick conversion rate.
Assists per game – No. 9 – Tanner Dieterich (0.500)
Goals per game – No. 3 – Robbie Robinson (0.95)
Penalty kick conversion rate – No. 1 – Malick Mbaye (1.000) // No. 1 – Kimarni Smith (1.000) // No. 1 – Robbie Robinson (1.000)
Points per game – No. 1 – Robbie Robinson (2.37)
Shots per game – No. 3 – Robbie Robinson (4.74)
Shots on goal per game – No. 6 – Robbie Robinson (2.16)
Total assists – No. 6 – Tanner Dieterich (10) // No. 10 – Robbie Robinson (9) // No. 10 – Grayson Barber (9)
Total goals – No. 1 – Robbie Robinson (18)
Total points – No.1 – Robbie Robinson (45)
Assists per game, Goalie minutes played Goals against average, Goals per game, Penalty kick conversion rate, Points per game, Save percentage, Shot accuracy, Shots per game, Shots on goal per game, Shutouts, Total assists, Total goals, Total points and Total Saves.
11 – The number of “points” the team received in the preseason poll.
570 – The number of “points” the team received in the final poll of the season.
6.46 – The average weekly ranking for the Tigers in 2019 from the first regular-season poll to the final postseason poll
9 – Weeks spent within the top-10 of the national rankings during the regular season (max. 12)
6 – Weeks spent within the top-5 of the national rankings during the regular season (max. 12)
1st – Clemson ascended to the No. 1 position on Nov. 12 for the first time since 2006.
Robbie Robinson and Philip Mayaka
1st Team – Robbie Robinson
2nd Team – Philip Mayaka // Kimarni Smith
3rd Team – Malick Mbaye
1st Team – Robbie Robinson // Malick Mbaye // Kimarni Smith // Philip Mayaka
2nd Team – George Marks
#ClemsonUnited continues to collect postseason accolades, as 5⃣ members of the program have earned @UnitedCoaches All-South Region honors!
📰: https://t.co/Am8WUgEzkq pic.twitter.com/WJLZiY2L6e
— Clemson Men's Soccer (@ClemsonMSoccer) December 9, 2019
Offensive P.O.T.Y – Robbie Robinson
Defensive P.O.T.Y – Malick Mbaye
Freshman of the Year – Philip Mayaka
Coach of the Year – Head Coach Mike Noonan
1st Team – Robbie Robinson // Malick Mbaye // Philip Mayaka // Kimarni Smith
2nd Team – Tanner Dieterich // Grayson Barber // George Marks
All-Freshman – Oskar Agren // Philip Mayaka
Kimarni Smith – Sept. 16
Robbie Robinson – Oct. 21 & Oct. 28
Oskar Agren // Charlie Asensio // George Marks
ACC Atlantic Division
ACC Regular Season
Head Coach Mike Noonan and Associate Head Coach Phil Jones
❗️NOONAN GETS 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣❗️
Head Coach Mike Noonan earns his 100th win at the helm of Clemson’s program after tonight’s 2-0 win!
On behalf of all of #ClemsonUnited, congratulations coach! pic.twitter.com/zRq51Ba0rI
— Clemson Men's Soccer (@ClemsonMSoccer) September 25, 2019
Robbie Robinson – 1st overall – Inter Miami CF.
Tanner Dieterich – 28th overall – Nashville SC.
Malick Mbaye – 33rd overall – Toronto FC.
Only the second time in Clemson Athletics history a player was drafted No. 1 in their sport’s respective professional draft.
7 – The number of graduates the Tigers honored on Senior Night this season.
8 – New members of #ClemsonUnited.
2 – Number of Gatorade Players of the Year Clemson signed.
2 – Number of new players with US National experience.