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Gibbs Fogarty
A • 5-10 • 175 • Jr.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Landon School
Will miss the 2008 season after suffering a
torn right anterior cruciate ligament in
Duke’s exhibition
game against
the U.S. National
team on
January 27 ...
underwent surgery
on January 30.
2007: Played in 19
games with 14
starting assignments
... had 14 points on 11
goals and three assists on
the year ... ranked seventh
on the team in total points ...
carded career-bests of three
goals and four points versus Dartmouth (2/24) ... logged
two goals in a 14-7 victory at Maryland (3/2) ... scored
twice in Duke’s first round NCAA Tournament victory
over Providence (5/12).
2006: Played in four games ... ranked tied for ninth on
the team in scoring with five total points ... posted a twogoal
effort against Bellarmine (2/28) and had one goal
and two assists versus Holy Cross (3/7).
Prep: Four-year letterman at the Landon School ...
All-America pick as a senior ... helped Landon to fouryear
ledger of 72-9 including the national
championship in 2002 ... had 32 goals and 29 assists
during senior season and finished prep career with
186 points ... also lettered in football and hockey,
earning all-conference honors in both sports ... one of
three Landon graduates on the Duke roster.
Personal: Son of Robert and Sally Fogarty ... born November
7, 1986 ... mother (1975), brother, Robert (2004), and sister,
Lane (2005), all are Duke graduates ... sister played lacrosse at
Duke, helping the Blue Devils to a record of 53-23 from 2002-05
with four NCAA Tournament berths and the 2005 ACC
Championship.
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Year GP/GS GB F/O Shots G A Pts.
2006 4/0 4 — 4 3 2 5
2007 19/14 12 — 33 11 3 14
Total 23/14 16 — 37 14 5 19
GIBBS FOGARTY: CAREER-HIGHS
Goals: 3 vs. Dartmouth, 2/24/07
Assists: 2 vs. Holy Cross, 3/7/06
Points: 4 vs. Dartmouth, 2/24/07
James Goldberg
M • 6-1 • 180 • Fr.
Coral Gables, Fla.
Gulliver Prep
ACC Academic Honor Roll selection.
2007: Played in three games ... scored first
collegiate goal against St. Joseph’s (3/6). 18
Prep: Two-year letterman at Gulliver Prep
under coach Garrick Robinson ... helped team to
two-year ledger of 33-8 with two state playoff berths ... had
45 goals and 40 assists as a junior before posting 58 goals
and 32 assists during senior season ... first team all-state
pick following final campaign ... captain and team MVP
selection as well ... received Gulliver Prep’s Scholar-Athlete
Award and Distinguished Scholar recognition.
Personal: Son of Ellie and Steven Goldberg ... born
January 13, 1988.
Year GP/GS GB F/O Shots G A Pts.
2007 3/0 0 — 2 1 0 1
Total 3/0 0 — 2 1 0 1
JAMES GOLDBERG: CAREER-HIGHS
Goals: 1 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/6/07
Points: 1 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/6/07
Assists: None
Zack Greer
A • 6-2 • 190 • Sr.
Whitby, Ontario, Canada
All Saints Catholic
Preseason First Team All-America choice ...
national player and attackman of the year
candidate ... nation’s active leader in goals
scored with 141 in 48 career games, good
for a per game average of 2.94 goals ... career
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goals per game average ranks 13th on the NCAA’s all-time
chart ... tabbed the fifth-best attackman in the country by
Inside Lacrosse magazine ... voted team captain along with
Matt Danowski and Brad Ross ... begins the year needing
four goals to move into a tie for 25th place on the NCAA’s
all-time chart ... owns the third and 15th all-time singleseason
goal totals in NCAA history with 57 in 2005 and 67
in 2007 .... led the nation in goals scored in both 2005 and
2007 ... one of two players in NCAA history to register
multiple single-season goal-scoring totals of 55+, joining
Cornell’s Mike French, who accomplished the feat three
times in 1974, 1975 and 1976 ... returning two-time All-
America, two-time All-ACC, two-time ACC All-Tournament and two-time NCAA All-
Tournament selection ... owns the Duke and ACC single-season standard for goals in a
season with 67 in 2007 ... owns the NCAA record for goals scored by a freshman with 57
in 2005 ... on Duke’s all-time charts, ranks tied for eighth in total points and fourth in
goals ... ranks ninth on the ACC’s all-time goals scored list ... sits 52 goals shy of the
ACC all-time goals scored record of 193 held by N.C. State’s Stan Cockerton ...
owns career per game averages of 2.94 goals, 1.02 assists and 3.96 points ... has
scored at least one goal in 43-of-48 games with Duke compiling a 39-4 ledger in
games when Greer scores ... has scored three or more goals in 27 contests, with
the Blue Devils posting a 27-0 ledger in those games ... in NCAA Tournament
action, holds Duke records for goals in a game (7 vs. North Carolina, 2007), goals in a
tournament (16 in 2007), goals in a career (26), career games with two or more goals
(6) and career games with three or more goals (6) ... has helped Duke to a three-year
record of 40-8 with 22 wins over opponents ranked in the top 20 and an 11-2 ledger
against ACC opponents ... begins final season with a career shooting percentage of
.490 (141-of-288) ... combines with Matt Danowski to form the nation’s most prolific
goal-scoring tandem with a career combined average of 5.06 goals per contest ... ACC
Academic Honor Roll selection.
2007: USILA First Team All-America selection ... All-ACC pick ... ACC All-Tournament
choice ... NCAA All-Tournament honoree ... paced the country in goals with an ACC
single-season record 67 tallies, marking the third-highest single-season total in NCAA
history behind only Jon Reese of Yale (82 in 1990) and Gary Gait of Syracuse (70 in
1988) ... registered 94 total points to post the third-highest single-season total in league
history and the 17th-best single-season total in NCAA history ... became just the second
player in ACC history to record two seasons with 50+ goals, joining Doug Knight of
Virginia ... in the ACC, ranked first in goals scored, first in goals per game (3.35), first in
game-winning goals (6), second in points, second in points per game (4.70), second in
assists (27) and sixth in assists per game (1.35) ... nationally, ranked first in goals, first in
goals per game, tied for eighth in assists and 31st in assists per game ... led Duke in
goals scored for the third consecutive campaign ... compiled 20 points in four NCAA
Tournament games to match the seventh-best single-tournament total in NCAA history ...
paired with Matt Danowski to register 44 combined points in the NCAA Tournament to
establish a new tournament record, eclipsing the previous mark of 43 set by Gary Gait
(23) and Tom Marechek (20) of Syracuse in 1990 ... with Danowski and Ned Crotty (12),
combined for the second-highest single-tournament scoring trio with 56 points, trailing
only the group of Gait, Marechek and Greg Burns (16) of Syracuse in 1990 ... paired
with Danowski to form the nation’s most prolific scoring tandem with a combined 190
points ... the 190 combined points established a new ACC record, surpassing the
previous mark held by Michael Watson and Doug Knight of Virginia (161 in 1996), and
ranks second in NCAA history behind the record of 193 points set by Cornell’s Mike
French and Eamon McEneaney in 1975 ... scored at least one goal in 18-of-20 games ...
carded at least three goals in 12 contests ... tossed in five or more goals in eight tilts ...
named the ACC Player of the Week after guiding Duke to season-opening wins over
Dartmouth (2/24) and Denver (2/25) with a two-game total of eight goals and five assists
... logged game-winning goals in both ACC Tournament wins versus North Carolina (4/
27) and Virginia (4/29) ... matched career-high of seven goals versus both St. Joseph’s
(3/6) and North Carolina (5/20) ... seven-goal performance against the Tar Heels
helped Duke overcome a 6-1 deficit en route to a 19-11 victory in the NCAA Tournament
quarterfinals ... six days later, capped off a four-goal outing with the game-winning tally
with just three seconds remaining in the fourth quarter as the Blue Devils defeated topranked
and previously undefeated Cornell (5/26) in the national semifinals ... credited
with 59 ground balls.
2006: Started all eight games while leading Duke in goals scored for the second
straight season with 17 ... was tied for second on the squad with 24 total points ... scored
a season-best four goals against Villanova (2/25) ... posted three goals against both
Butler (2/18) and Holy Cross (3/7) ... credited with the game-winning goal in Duke’s
victory over Bellarmine (2/28) ... had at least two total points in all eight games ... picked
up 25 ground balls — fourth-most on the squad.
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