October 17, 2020

Post Match Notes — Duke v. Clemson

Participation

Clemson played a total of 18 players in the match.
Four players logged a full match of 101 minutes. This was the longest match of the season.
- George Marks, Oskar Agren, Charlie Asensio and Philip Mayaka.
Ben Erkens made the second appearance of his Clemson career.
Six players have started in all of the Tigers’ matches so far this season.
- Oskar Agren, Justin Malou, Callum Johnson, Kimarni Smith, Grayson Barber and Charlie Asensio.

James Brighton recorded his first career multi-goal game via his brace against the Blue Devils.
- Brighton earned his 25th appearance by starting on Friday.
- Brighton had scored six career goals entering the match.
- This was Brighton’s fifth career game registering three shots.
- This was Brighton’s second career game registering three shots on goal.
Kimarni Smith logged his 10th career assist in Friday’s match.
Kimarni Smith registered his 50th career point in Friday’s match.
George Marks earned his 30th career start in net on Friday.
Isaiah Reid earned his 10th appearance as a Clemson Tiger.

This will be the 59th all-time meeting between the two programs.
The two programs first met on Dec. 1, 1939, when Fred Kirchner led the team against Duke.
Clemson registered its 28th victory against Duke. The series is now 28-26-5 in favor of Clemson.
This was the 11th time that Clemson and Duke went to overtime.
Clemson improved to 3-0-2 in overtime matches at home against Duke.

Clemson has won seven consecutive matches against Duke at home during the month of October, dating all the way back to Oct. 31, 1973.
Clemson is now 10-6 against Duke in matches played during October.