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Oct 14, 2020

Post Match Notes — Wake Forest V. Clemson

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Participation

  • Clemson saw 14 players take the field, its fewest of the season.
  • Six players earned a full 90 minutes in the match.
    • George Marks, Oskar Agren, Justin Malou, Grayson Barber, Charlie Asensio and Philip Mayaka.
  • Six players have started in each of the Tigers’ first four matches this season.
    • Oskar Agren, Justin Malou, Callum Johnson, Kimarni Smith, Grayson Barber and Charlie Asensio.
  • Oskar Agren continues to lead the team in minutes (360), posting his fourth-consecutive 90-minute match of the season.

milestone moments

  • Luis Felipe Fernandez-Salvador scored the second goal of his career.
    • Fernandez-Salvador also recorded the 10th point of his career with his goal.
  • Kimarni Smith scored the 20th goal of his career.
    • Smith now has accumulated 49 points during his Clemson career.
  • George Marks played in the 30th match of his career, making his 29th career start in the process.
  • Grayson Barber recorded his 35th career point by providing the assist on Clemson’s first goal of the match.
  • Philip Mayaka made his 25th appearance as a member of the Clemson program and registered his 40th shot as a Tiger.
  • James Brighton earned his first start during the 2020 season by occupying the center forward role on Tuesday.
  • Brandon Parrish logged his first collegiate shot on goal during the match.

SERIES HISTORY

  • Clemson earned its 19th victory against Wake Forest on Tuesday night.
  • Clemson improved to 11-8-2 against the Demon Deacons while playing at home.
  • Clemson improved to 7-4-3 against the Demon Deacons in the month of October.
  • Clemson is now 4-2 against Wake Forest in matches played at home during the month of October.
  • Clemson scored its 70th goal in series history against Wake Forest by notching its second of the match against the Demon Deacons.

Noonan milestones

  • Noonan captured his 100th victory at Clemson when his team scores first and goes on to win the match.
  • Noonan improved to 35-25-21 during his time at Clemson when his team heads into halftime tied with the opposition.
  • Noonan is now 2-2-1 against No. 1 ranked teams while leading Clemson.
  • Noonan is now 46-8-3 when his team scores two goals in a match.

CLEMSON AGAINST NO. 1

  • This was the ninth time that Clemson men’s soccer has defeated a top-ranked squad in program history. 
    • It is Clemson men’s soccer’s first win over a No. 1 team since a 2-1 victory over Maryland on Oct. 28, 2011.
  • This was Clemson’s second all-time victory over a top-ranked Wake Forest team.
    • The first occurrence happened during the 2002 NCAA Tournament when Clemson defeated the Demon Deacons by a 2-1 score.
  • This was Clemson’s 35th all-time win over the number-one team in any sport.

FOLLOWING LAST NIGHT’S MATCH

  • Clemson is now 28 points away from registering 8,000 points in program history.
  • Clemson is now 13 goals away from reaching 2,800 goals in program history.
  • Clemson earned its 277th victory in the month of October.
  • Clemson earned its 71st career victory on a Tuesday.
  • Clemson now holds an overall program record of 689-276-92.
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