CHARLESTON, S.C.- Head men's soccer coach Keith Wiggans has announced the signing of four players on National Signing Day.
 
"I am very excited about these young men," said Wiggans. "They are talented players but incredible people as well. They will fit perfectly into our culture and push this program to new heights. I expect great careers from each of them and am excited to get them on campus."
 
Jack Neumann, an Australian native, will join the program after four years as the golden boot winner at his high school in Gold Coast.
 
 "Jack is an exciting attacking player. His speed and athletic ability will help him translate quickly to the college game.  He has an incredible work rate, and I think he will fit in quickly with our group!"
 
Bemanzi Alibaruho, a Florida native, will join the Cougar midfield.
 
 "Manzi came to camp a couple of years ago and it has been enjoyable to see him grow as a player and a person.  He is a determined young man who is constantly looking to improve his game.  We are very excited to have him join our team!"
 
Alesandro Duran comes from Ohio, leading Ottawa Hills in scoring with 35 goals during his time in high school, earning the league Player of the Year honor.
 
"Alessandro is skillful winger who is very creative in his 1v1 duals.  He can create goals for himself and teammates.  It has been a pleasure getting to know him and his family through this whole process. I am excited to see Alessandro continue to grow in our program."
 
Paul Killeen, a Florida native, attended school in Pennsylvania while competing for Philadelphia Union III. Killeen has made 49 semi-professional appearances in his youth career and advancing to the UPSL Eastern Conference final.
 
"Paul's professionalism is top notch.  His work rate and commitment to the game is exactly what we want from our players.  With his mentality, we will see constant development from Paul.  With his versatility, I think Paul will have a important role in this program."