CORNELL LACROSSE. 29 Ivy League Championships 28 NCAA Tournament appearances 13 Final Four appearances 3 National Championships

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1 CORNELL LACROSSE 29 Ivy League Championships 28 NCAA Tournament appearances 13 Final Four appearances 3 National Championships THE MATCHUP GAME 18 Cornell VS Maryland 13-4, 4-2 Ivy League Records 13-3, 4-1 B1G 8 USILA Ranking 1 7 IL Media Ranking 1 Peter Milliman Head Coach John Tillman 13-4 (1st year) Record at School (8th year) (5th year) Career Record (11th year) Goals per game Goals allowed per game Assists per game Shots per game Shots allowed per game Ground balls per game Ground balls allowed per game (.447) Faceoffs (.518) 61 (44:00) Penalties 48 (36:00) (.400) Man-up goals-opportunities (.571) (.333) Opponent man-up goals-opp (.234) (.863) Clears (.893).568 Save percentage Opponent save % /41 1st Q goals scored/allowed 50/30 58/33 2nd Q goals scored/allowed 49/35 58/35 3rd Q goals scored/allowed 47/43 55/44 4th Q goals scored/allowed 42/41 0/0 OT goals scored/allowed 1/0 Petterson (42) Goals Leader Kelly (44) Teat (60) Assist Leader Kelly (33) Teat (97) Points Leader Kelly (77) Rasimowicz (.522) FO% Leader Shockey (.529) Knight (.574) Save % Leader Morris (.531) Game Coverage Live Stats: www. Live Video: Live Audio: Radio: WHCU 870 AM / 95.9 FM (Ithaca, N.Y.) Television: ESPNU THE SERIES First Meeting: 1921 Overall: Maryland leads, (Cornell leads, 2-0 at neutral site) In Overtime: Cornell leads, 1-0 In NCAA Tournament games: Cornell leads, 3-2 Current Streak: Maryland, 1 game Last Meeting: Maryland, 8-7 (5/10/2014 in College Park) Series vs. Maryland: The teams first met in 1921, three seasons prior to lacrosse becoming a varsity sport for the Terrapins. The teams played in 1921 and 1922, but would not meet again until 1929, and Maryland went on to win four consecutive contests spanning 36 seasons (1929, 1951, 1963, 1965). The Big Red ended that streak by defeating the Terrapins 12-6 in the very first NCAA national championship game (1971). The Terps won eight straight regular season meetings from Maryland does not count the first two meetings in the series. LAST 5 MEETINGS Year Winner (Location)... Score 1998 Maryland (College Park) Maryland (College Park) Maryland (Ithaca) Cornell (College Park) % Maryland (College Park) % % - NCAA Tournament game CORNELL (13-4, 4-2 Ivy) vs. Maryland (13-3, 4-1 B1G) May 20, p.m. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Annapolis, Story Lines No. 8 Cornell is set to battle No. 1 Maryland in the quarterfinals of the 2018 NCAA Men s Lacrosse Tournament with a berth to championship weekend on the line when the team s meet on Sunday in Annapolis. The Big Red has 13 NCAA semifinal appearances to its credit, but has not played on the final weekend since Cornell (13-4) is making its 21st trip to the national quarterfinals after posting a gritty 10-9 victory over the eight-seed Syracuse at the Carrier Dome. The Big Red has won 10 of its last 11 contests, and has been relying on its defense recently, holding four of its last five opponents to single-digits. The Terrapins are the number one seed in the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season. Maryland (13-3) responded to a loss to Johns Hopkins in the B1G championship game by defeating Northeast Conference champion Robert Morris, 14-11, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Big Red and Maryland have met five times in the NCAA Men s Lacrosse Tournament, with Cornell holding a 3-2 advantage after the Terps won the last outing, 8-7, in Countdown To Face Off Cornell ranks in the top TEN in the nation in points (second), goals (third), assists (second), scoring margin (fourth), and shot percentage (first). The Big Red has advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals 21 times in program history, including NINE appearances since Clarke Petterson (61) and Jeff Teat (97) are just the EIGHTH pair of Cornell teammates to each register 60 points in a season. Christian Knight needs just SEVEN saves to become the fourth goalie in Cornell history to amass 600 career saves. The Big Red has defeated SIX nationally ranked opponents this season, its most since the 2013 campaign. Jordan Dowiak has the FIFTH longest goal scoring streak in the nation with at least one goal in 22 consecutive games. The Big Red has FOUR players from the state of Maryland on its roster Jack Bolen, Patrick Karey, Christian Knight and Colton Rupp. Christian Knight currently ranks THIRD among all active DI goalies in career saves (597), sitting behind only Georgetown s Nick Marrocco (655) and Manhattan s Michael Zingaro (630). Jeff Teat ranks fourth in Cornell history for assists in a single season (60) and needs just TWO more to surpass Eamon McEneaney in third place (61 assists in 1976). Cornell and Maryland met in the very FIRST NCAA national championship game in 1971, a contest won by the Big Red, Schedule & Results Overall Record: 12-4 Ivy League: 4-2 Non-Conference: 8-2 Home: 6-1 Road: 3-3 Neutral: 3-0 FEBRUARY 17 at Colgate (PLN)... L, HOBART (ILN)... W, 15-8 MARCH 3 at No. 1 Albany... L, BINGHAMTON (ILN)... W, % vs. No. 20 Penn State...W, * No. 8 YALE (ILN)...L, * at No. 15 Penn (ILN)...W, AIR FORCE (ILN)... W, * at Dartmouth (ILN)...W, APRIL 7 * HARVARD (ILN)...W, No. 6 SYRACUSE (ILN)... W, at No. 17 Lehigh (CBS Sports)...W, * BROWN (ILN)... W, * at Princeton (ILN)... L, 8-14 MAY 4 # vs. Brown (ESPNU)...W, # vs. No. 1 Yale (ESPNU)...W, 14-8 at No. 11 Syracuse (ESPNU)...W, $ vs. No. 1 Maryland (ESPNU) p.m. Home games in BOLD CAPS % US Lacrosse s Tierney Field (Sparks, Md.) * Ivy League game # Lawrence A. Wien Stadium (New York, NCAA Tournament first round $ NCAA Tournament quarterfinals (Annapolis, Md.) Interim Head Coach Peter Milliman Peter Milliman (13-4,.765) was named the interim head coach of the Cornell men s lacrosse program on May 8, For the past four seasons, Milliman has served the program first as an assistant coach and then as the program s Mario St. George Boiardi 04 Associate Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse. He begins his fifth season as a head coach (50-30). Assistant Coach: Jordan Stevens (Cornell 15) Assistant Coach: Connor Buczek (Cornell 15) Volunteer Coach: Kevin Reisman (Limestone 17) Director of Operations: Mark Wittink (Cornell 00) Athletic Trainer: Jim Case Strength Coach: Thomas Howley Cornell Athletic Communications Director: Jeremy Hartigan Deputy Director (MLAX Contact): Julie Greco jag235@cornell.edu Office Phone: 607) Cell Phone: (315) Press Box Phone: (607) Follow the Big Red rosse Cornell Website: Cornell Facebook: Cornell Twitter: Cornell Instagram: Cornell YouTube: Men s Lax Facebook: Men s Lax Twitter: Men s Lax Instagram: May 20, 2018 Page 1

2 Probable Lines ATTACK 41 John Piatelli Fr., 6-0, 190 Wrentham, Mass , 17 GB -or- 2 Colton Rupp Jr., 5-10, 180 Washington, D.C , 9 GB 45 Clarke Petterson Jr., 5-10, 180 Toronto, Ont , 19 GB 51 Jeff Teat So., 5-10, 165 Brampton, Ont , 29 GB FIRST OFFENSIVE MIDFIELD 9 Jake McCulloch Jr., 6-0, 190 Stony Brook, N.Y , 15 GB 23 Jordan Dowiak Sr., 6-0, 210 Long Valley N.J , 12 GB 27 Connor Fletcher So., 6-3, 225 Newton, Pa , 10 GB SECOND OFFENSIVE MIDFIELD 3 Jonathan Donville Fr., 6-0, 190 Oakville, Ont , 18 GB 5 Sam Duggan So., 6-3, 200 Skaneateles, N.Y , 1 GB 13 Matt Licciardi Fr., 5-7, 145 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y , 14 GB 42 Cooper Telesco So., 6-1, 210 Ridgewood, N.J , 5 GB FACE-OFFS 47 Luca Tria Fr., 5-11, 165 Wyckoff, N.J. 37-of-97 (.381%); 20 GB 13 Matt Licciardi Fr., 5-7, 145 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. 18-of-49 (.367%); 14 GB DEFENSIVE MIDFIELD 20 Ryan Bray (SSDM) Jr., 5-11, 160 Shoreham, N.Y , 37 GB, 8 CT 17 Harrison Bardwell (SSDM) Fr., 6-0, 170 Wilton, Conn , 8 GB, 4 CT 16 Jack Bolen (SSDM) Sr., 6-0, 195 Bethesda, Md , 6 GB, 5 CT 44 Scott Flynn (LSM) Sr., 6-2, 195 Mountain Lakes, N.J , 23 GB, 7 CT 48 Brandon Salvatore (LSM) So., 6-0, 190 New Canaan, Conn 2-5-7, 36 GB, 12 CT CLOSE DEFENSE 19 Dom Doria Fr., 6-4, 195 Massapequa Park, N.Y , 11 GB, 20 CT 25 Fleet Wallace Jr., 6-3, 205 Richmond, Va , 36 GB, 10 CT 34 Jake Pulver Sr., 6-0, 215 Manlius, N.Y , 35 GB, 18 CT GOALIE 40 Christian Knight Sr., 6-1, 195 Baltimore, Md GAA; 11.7 sv/g;.574 sv.% -or- 38 Caelahn Bullen So., 5-11, 160 Calgary, Alb GAA; 5.0 sv/g;.570 sv.% A WIN OVER MARYLAND WOULD: send the Big Red into the NCAA Men s Lacrosse Tournament semifinals for the first time since 2013 and the 13th time overall. improve Cornell to overall in NCAA tournament games. give the Big Red its second consecutive win against the number one seed in the NCAA Tournament (Virginia, 2009) and improve Cornell to 2-6 all-time against the number one seed. improve Cornell to 8-6 all-time when unseeded in the NCAA tournament. give Cornell 14 wins in a season for the first time since the 2013 team went establish the best single-season win total improvement in men s lacrosse history with nine more wins in 2018 than in 2017 (5). make the Big Red 5-0 this season in nationally televised games. be the 759th win in program history. improve the Big Red to 7-2 vs. nationally ranked opponents this season. make Cornell all-time when ranked eighth in the USILA Coaches Poll. give the Big Red consecutive wins over the No. 1 ranked team in the USILA Coaches poll for just the second time in program history (Princeton in 2009; Syracuse in 2011) and the first time ever in the same season. improve Cornell to 7-24 all-time against the top ranked team in the USILA Coaches Poll. CAMPUS CONNECTIONS: Maryland head coach John Tillman was a 1991 graduate of Cornell University s School of Hotel Administration. He played for legendary coach Richie Moran and was a member of the 1989 squad that earned a berth in the NCAA tournament. Charlie Estill and UMD s Zach Pinney both attended Ithaca High School. Jonathan Donville, Scott Flynn and UMD s Bubba Fairman all attended Deerfield. Andrew Fowler, Colton Rupp, Jack Bolen and UMD s Justin Shockey all attended Landon School. Griff Gosnell and UMD s Steven Shollenberger both attended Bullis. Ryan Bray and UMD s Tim Rotanz both attended Shoreham Wading River HS. Patrick Karey and UMD s Tyler Rockhill both attended St. Paul s School. Dom Doria and UMD s Thomas O Connell both attended Chaminade HS. Christian Knight and UMD s Logan Wisnauskas both attended Boys Latin School. Brandon Salvatore (Taft School) and UMD s Andrew Morris (New Canaan HS) are both from New Canaan, Conn. TOURNAMENT TIDBITS: Cornell s 33 NCAA tournament victories ranks sixth all-time, tied with UNC The Big Red s 28 appearances also ranks sixth. Only five teams have more national titles than the Big Red The 2018 season marks Cornell s 14th trip to the NCAA tournament since 2000, making it to the quarterfinal round nine times, the semifinals four times and the national championship game once in that span. UNSEEDED CORNELL: Of its 28 NCAA tournament appearances, Cornell has been unseeded just seven times. In those seven tournaments, the Big Red has posted a record of 7-6. The Big Red was last unseeded in 2014 when it fell to sixth-seed Maryland 8-7. CORNELL VS. SEEDED OPPONENTS: The Big Red is all-time vs. seeded opponents in the NCAA tournament. Cornell won its last outing vs. a seeded opponent when it defeated Syracuse last weekend in the opening round. CORNELL VS. THE NUMBER ONE SEED: The Big Red is 1-6 all-time vs. the number one seed in the NCAA tournament. Cornell s last game vs. the number one seed was also its only victory against the number one seed, as the 2009 team upset Virginia, 15-6, in the national semifinals. CORNELL VS. THE NUMBER EIGHT SEED: The Big Red improved to 5-0 all-time vs. the number eight seed in the NCAA tournament when it defeated Syracuse in the opening round on May 13. Prior to last weekend, Cornell s last meeting with the number eight seed was a 12-2 victory over Washington & Lee in the first round of the 1978 NCAA tournament. INSIDE LACROSSE MEDIA ALL-AMERICANS Jeff Teat led a trio of Cornell players named Inside Lacrosse Media All-Americans with a first-team selection. Christian Knight was also honored with a second-team selection, while Jake McCulloch was named honorable mention. Knight was an honorable mention Inside Lacrosse Media All-American a year ago. SINGLE SEASON IMPROVEMENT: With its record of 13-4, Cornell has posted eight more wins than it did a season ago (5), tied for the best single-season turnaround in program history. The Big Red had an eight-game improvement once before when the 1966 team went 12-0 following the 1965 season when the squad went 4-7. MAY DAY: Cornell s win over Brown in the Ivy League Tournament on May 4 snapped a five-game losing streak in the month of May by the Big Red, giving the program its first May win since The Big Red is now 3-0 in May. TICKLE THE ALL-IVY: The Big Red had nine players named All-Ivy, the most since the 2007 season. Cornell s three first team selections Jeff Teat (unanimous), Jordan Dowiak, and Jake Pulver (unanimous) are the most sine first-team honorees since the 2015 season. EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS: Cornell was chosen to finish fifth in the Ivy League preseason poll, but finished the regular season sitting in second place in the conference standings. May 20, 2018 Page 2

3 All Ivy Selections & Notes Cornell had three players named first-team All-Ivy for the first time since The Big Red s nine selections are the most since Jeff Teat Unanimous First-Team First-team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American Unanimous first-team All-Ivy after a second-team nod in Tewaaraton Trophy nominee. USILA Player of the Year Watch List. One of just three players in Cornell history to post consecutive 30-goal, 30-assist seasons, and one of just four to amass 70 points in back-to-back campaigns. Ranks third in the nation in points (5.7) and fourth in assists (3.53) per game. Is fourth in Cornell history for both assists (60) and points (97) in single-season. Jordan Dowiak First-Team First-team All-Ivy honoree. Ranks third on the team in both goals (36) and points (42). Has registered at least one goal in all 17 games, the longest streak on the team. Jake Pulver Unanimous First-Team A three-time All-Ivy selection. YRL Unsung Hero finalist. Senior CLASS finalist. Ranks eighth in Cornell history with 36 career caused turnovers. Jake McCulloch Second-Team Honorable Mention Inside Lacrosse Media All-American First-time All-Ivy honoree. Tewaaraton Watch List. Third on the team in points (42) and fourth overall in goals (27) and assists (15). Christian Knight Honoarble Mention Second-team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American Four-time honorable mention selection. Ivy League Tournament MVP after setting the tournament record with 35 saves. Ranks first in the Ivy League and seventh in the nation in save percentage (.571). Ranks 14th in the nation with saves per game and currently ranks fourth in Cornell history with 593 career saves. Fleet Wallace Honoarble Mention First-time All-Ivy honoree. First season as a starter. Has 36 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers. Ryan Bray Honoarble Mention First-time All-Ivy honoree. In his first season on the defensive end of the field. Invaluable on both the face-off wings and in the Big Red s clearing game. Paul Rasimovicz Honoarble Mention First-time All-Ivy honoree. His.623 face-off % against Ivy competition ranked second behind only Yale s Conor Mackie. Won.522 percent of his restarts and leads the Big Red with 66 ground balls. Brandon Salvatore Honoarble Mention First-time All-Ivy honoree. Ranks second on the team with 36 ground balls to go along with 12 caused turnovers. Highest scoring defenseman on the team with two goals and five assists. The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Cornell vs #7 Maryland (May 10, 2014 at College Park, Md.) Cornell (11-5) vs. Score by period Total Maryland (12-3) Cornell Date: May 10, 2014 Attendance: 2210 Maryland Weather: Cornell SCORING: GOALS: Donovan,Matt 3; Hogan,John 1; Lintner, Dan 1; Buczek,Connor 1; O'Neil,Mike 1. ASSISTS: Donovan,Matt 1; Edmonds,John 1; Hogan,John 1. Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Matt Rambo 3; Mike Chanenchuk 2; Connor Cannizzaro 2; Jay Carlson 1. ASSISTS: Mike Chanenchuk 2; Henry West 1. Shots by period Total Cornell Maryland Ground balls/prd Total Cornell Maryland F/O violations by prd Total Cornell Maryland Faceoffs by prd Total Cornell Maryland Clears by period Total Cornell Maryland Extra-man opps Total Cornell Maryland Saves by period Total Cornell Maryland Turnovers by prd Total Cornell Maryland Stadium: Byrd Stadium Official's signature Penalties - Cornell 5/4:30; Maryland 2/2: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Cornell 0/1 (0); Maryland 0/1 (0). Officials: PJ Calello; Brendan Lehane; Thomas Hoeland. Last Time vs. Maryland SAVES A LOT: Christian Knight ranks third among all current Division I men s lacrosse goalies for career saves (593), ranking behind only Georgetown s Nick Marrocco (655) and Manhattan s Michael Zingaro (630). Knight s 593 career saves are also good for fourth overall in Cornell history. SHARE THE BALL: Cornell is assisting on nearly 70 percent of its goals this season (.695). The Big Red s assist percentage is the highest among all Division I schools. There are just six teams assisting on at least 65 percent of its goals, with Boston U (.678), Princeton (.678), Fairfield (.674), Albany (.669), and Harvard (.652) and joining Cornell. In each of its 13 wins on the season, the Big Red has assisted on at least 65 percent of its goals, with a high of.857 percent vs. Brown in the Ivy League Tournament (7 g, 6 a). In three of its four losses, Cornell has assisted on 55 percent or fewer of its goals, with a low of.444 percent vs. Albany (9 g, 4 a). TOP SCORING MIDFIELD: The Big Red enters the weekend with the second-highest ranked scoring midfield in the nation, as the top two lines have accounted for 161 total points. Only the Maryland midfield unit has more points (167). Altogether, only five teams Maryland (167), Cornell (161), Vermont (154), Albany (154), and Duke (153) have more than 150 points to its credit. The Big Red s first offensive midfield of Jordan Dowiak, Jake McCulloch and Connor Fletcher have the third most goals (80) of any top line, behind Albany (92) and Mayrland (85). Cornell s top six midfielders have accounted for 111 goals, the second most in the nation behind Albany (112). Cornell s 50 assists out of the midfield is good for fourth overall, behind Maryland (66), Duke (62), and Vermont (61). HIGHEST SCORING MIDFIELDERS: Jordan Dowiak ranks eight in the nation among midfielders with 36 goals. Sacred Heart s Max Tuttle tops the list with 46 goals. Of the seven midfielders with more goals than Dowiak only Maryland s Connor Kelly (44) and Loyola s Jay Drapeau (41) are still playing in the NCAA Tournament. YRL UNSUNG HERO: Senior Jake Pulver has been named a finalist for the Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award, presented by the One Love Foundation, which recognizes one male and one female student-athlete who make significant contributions to their team and community. Named for the women s lacrosse player who lost her life from relationship violence in May 2010, the YRL Unsung Hero Award is given to student-athletes who demonstrate dedication, integrity, humility, hard work, community service, leadership, kindness and sportsmanship all qualities Yeardley exemplified throughout her life. Pulver is among three Division I finalists for the Award, and the winner will be announced in late May. Last Second Maryland Goal Ends Men s Lacrosse Season COLLEGE PARK, Md. The No 13 Big Red stormed out to a 5-1 halftime lead but saw sixth-seed Maryland come back before Mike Chanenchuk buried a shot with two seconds remaining in the contest to hand the Terps an 8-7 victory in Byrd Stadium. The goal just beat out a shot clock violation as the officials started the clock with :32 to play. Cornell ends its 2014 season with an 11-5 record overall. Everything went right for the visitors in the first half, but UMD turned the tables in the second half by winning the face-off battle and the time of possession to outscore Cornell 7-2 over the final 30 minutes. Cornell was led by Matt Donovan s three goals and one assist, while John Hogan finished with one goal and one assist. Mike O Neil, Dan Lintner and Connor Buczek each scored once, while John Edmonds handed out one helper. In goal, freshman Christian Knight was outstanding with 13 saves, including 11 through the first three quarters, and he also caused one turnover and picked up two ground balls. Chanenchuk finished with two goals and two assists to lead the Terps, while freshmen Matt Rambo and Connor Cannizzaro tallied three and two goals, respectively. Maryland goalie Niko Amato stopped eight shots in the win. UMD held the edge in shots (42-25), ground balls (27-20) and face-offs (11-of-17), but nearly all those advantages were gained in a second half when the Terps won 8-of-10 restarts. Neither team scored a man-up goal in the first half, but all three extra-man chances resulted in tallies in the second half, with the Terps finishing the day at 2-of-5, while Cornell went 1-of Records & Current Streaks Current Streak... Won 3 Current Home Streak... Won 4 Current Road Streak... Won 1 Current Neutral Site Streak... Won 3 Last win at No. 11 Syracuse (5/13/18) road win at No. 11 Syracuse (5/13/18) neutral site win vs. No. 1 Yale (5/6/18) Last loss at Princeton (4/28/2018) road loss at Princeton (4/28/2018) neutral site loss (2OT) vs. UVA (3/11/2017) Last OT game (2OT) vs. UVA (3/11/2017) Last OT win (OT) vs. Syracuse (4/12/16) Last OT loss (2OT) vs. UVA (3/11/2017) Cornell 2018 Streak At home w4 On the road w1 At neutral sites w3 On grass L1 In overtime L1 Scoring first w5 Ahead after one quarter w8 Behind after one quarter L2 Tied after one quarter w3 Ahead after two quarters w9 Behind after two quarters w1 Tied after two quarters L2 Ahead after three quarters w16 Behind after three quarters L2 Tied after three quarters w1 Outshooting opponent w5 Opponents take more shots w3 Shots are equal w4 Having more ground balls w6 Opponents have more ground balls w2 Ground balls are equal w1 Winning more faceoffs w5 Opponent wins more faceoffs w3 Faceoffs are even w4 Making less than 10 saves w1 Making 10+ saves w7 Opponent makes less than 10 saves w5 Opponent makes 10+ saves w2 Cornell has more penalties w6 Opponent has more penalties w4 Penalties are even w1 Scoring an extra-man goal w1 In one-goal games w2 Games decided by four goals or less w4 Games decided by five goals or more w1 Scoring less than 10 goals w1 Scoring goals w4 Scoring goals w9 Scoring 21+ goals w9 Allowing less than 10 goals w12 Allowing goals L1 Allowing 15+ goals w1 Facing a higher-ranked team w3 Facing a lower-ranked team w2 Facing a team with the same rank w1 Facing an unranked team w1 Playing a team with a.500+ record w2 Playing a team with a.500 record L2 Playing a team with sub.500 record w8 During the week w3 During the weekend w3 In February W1 In March W3 In April L1 In May W3 vs. the America East W1 vs. the ACC W2 vs. the Big W1 vs. the Big East L1 vs. the CAA W1 vs. the ECAC W10 vs. Independent teams L3 vs. the Ivy League W2 vs. the MAAC W13 vs. Northeast Conference W1 vs. the Patriot League W1 vs. the Southern Conference W2 May 20, 2018 Page 3

4 TOURNAMENT CHAMPS: Cornell won its first Ivy League Tournament title since 2011 when it upset No. 1 Yale in the championship game on May 6. ILT TOURNEY MVP: Christian Knight was named the Ivy League Tournament MVP after leading the Big Red to its first Ivy League tournament championship since His 35 saves in two games set a new Ivy League tournament record. Knight recorded a tournament record 19 saves in a 7-4 win over Brown in the semifinals. He followed that with a 16-save performance as Cornell upset No. 1 Yale in the championship game to take conference tournament crown and earn the league s NCAA automatic bid. He joins Rob Pannell 13 as the only other Big Red player to be named the tournament MVP. WEEKLY HONORS The Big Red has earned two Warrior/US Lacrosse Player of the Week awards Jeff Teat (April 9) and Christian Knight (May 7). Cornell has earned three Ivy League Player of the Week honors from two players Jeff Teat (March 26, April 9) and Christian Knight (March 5). The Big Red have had two freshman John Piatelli (Feb. 27) and Jonathan Donville (April 9, April 16) take home three Ivy League Rookie of the Week awards. Jeff Teat has been named to the USILA Team of the Week three times Feb. 27, March 26, and April 10. YOUNGEST STAFF: Cornell boasts a pair of recent grads as assistant coaches Jordan Stevens 15 and Connor Buczek 15. No other Division I staff has two full-time assistant coaches as young as or younger than the Big Red duo. SIEVE! SIEVE! SIEVE! Of Cornell s 17 opponents so far this season, only four team s goalies Penn State (.591), Princeton (.556), Brown in the ILT (.667), and Syracuse (.545) have managed to save more than 50 percent of shots faced. Yale s.125 save percentage in the Ivy League Tournament is the lowest of the season for a Big Red opponent. For the season, Big Red opponents have managed to save just 38.7 percent of shots faced. Since opponent save percentage started being recorded in 1977, Cornell s opponents have saved fewer than 45 percent of shots faced just once (2013;.435 percent). DOUBLE-DIGIT GAMES: With his 10 points vs. Brown on April 21, Jeff Teat matched the Cornell record held by Mike French 76, with five double-digit games. Of his five 10+ point games, two have come against nationally ranked teams, and three have come against Ivy opponents. 100-POINT: With his four points vs. Yale in the Ivy League Tournament, junior Clarke Petterson became the 43rd player in Cornell history to register 100 career points POINT SCORERS: Clarke Petterson (61) and Jeff Teat (97) are just the eighth pair of Cornell teammates to each register 60 points in a season. Cornell has not had a pair of scorers since Rob Pannell (102) and Steve Mock (70) in POINT PERFORMANCE: With his three points vs. Brown in the Ivy League Tournament, Jeff Teat amassed 90 points for the 2018 season, becoming just the eighth Big Red player to finish a season with 90+ points. Cornell s last 90+ point scorer was Rob Pannell with 102 points in TWO 70-POINT SEASONS: Jeff Teat has amassed more than 70 points for the second consecutive season. He is just the fourth player in Big Red history to put together at least two 70-point seasons in a career, joining Mike French 76, Eamon McEneaney 77, and Rob Pannell 13. THE CLUB: For the second consecutive season, Jeff Teat has posted 30 goals and 30 assists. Only three other Big Red players Mike French 76, Eamon McEneany 77 and Rob Pannell 13 have tallied at least 30 goals and 30 assists in a season twice in their career, with French reaching the mark three times. Including Teat s performance in 2017 and 2018 there have been just 13 seasons in Cornell history with a performer. THE PETTERSON-TEAT CONNECTION: Clarke Petterson and Jeff Teat both attended The Hill Academy. Of Petterson s 92 points since the 2017 season, 38 have involved Teat. Teat has assisted on 22 of Petterson s 58 goals since Of Petterson s 36 assists since 2017, 16 have come on goals by Teat. MOVING ON UP IN CORNELL HISTORY: Christian Knight ranks fourth in career saves (593) He needs 44 more to move into third place. Knight ranks sixth in career wins (30), tied with Dan Mackesey 77. Jeff Teat ranks fifth in career assists (99) He needs just six more to move into fourth place. Jeff Teat ranks seventh in career points (169) He needs just six more to move in to sixith place. Paul Rasimowicz ranks ninth in career faceoffs won (250) He needs just 45 to move into eighth place. Jake Pulver ranks eight in career caused turnovers (36) He needs seven more to move into seventh place. SEASON MARKS Jeff Teat ranks fourth in Cornell history for assists in a single season (60) and needs just two more to surpass Eamon McEneaney in third place (61 assists in 1976). Teat ranks fourth in single-season points (97) and needs just three more to tie Tim Goldstein in third places (100 in 1987). Paul Rasimowicz sits just outside the top 10 for season faceoffs won (140) He needs just 13 to move into 10th place. RANKED OPPONENTS: Of the Big Red s 17 games this season, six were against teams that were ranked in the final USILA Coaches Poll of the season. Cornell played Yale (fifth) and Syracuse (11th) twice, as well as Albany (fourth), and Penn State (20th). Three other opponents Lehigh, Penn, and Princeton received votes in the final poll. Cornell is 6-2 this season vs. ranked opponents. The six wins over nationally ranked opponents is the most for Cornell since USILA PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST: Jeff Teat has been named to the USILA Player of the Year Watch List Of the 17 players to make the cut, Teat is one of three Ivy League selections and one of just five sophomores on the list. The Ivy League joins the ACC, the Big East, and the Big Ten with three selections apiece, but is the only conference to have the three players come from three different institutions. TEWAARATON NOMINEE: Jeff Teat has been named one of 25 nominees for the 2018 Tewaaraton Award. Teat and Jake McCulloch were both named to the Tewaaraton Watch List. Cornell has not had player make the official list of nominees since Connor Buczek 15 and Matt Donovan 15 made the list during the 2015 season, ending a streak of 11 consecutive seasons with at least one player making the final 25. The Big Red men s lacrosse program has produced two Tewaaraton Trophy winners Max Seibald in 2008 and Rob Pannell in PULVER S GOT SENIOR CLASS: Jake Pulver has been named one of 10 finalists for the 2018 Senior CLASS Award in collegiate lacrosse. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence: community, classroom, character and competition. Cornell has had three Senior CLASS award winners Matt McMonagle 07, Max Seibald 09, and Connor Buczek 15. BACK IN THE RANKINGS AGAIN: The Big Red entered the week of April 16 ranked eighth in the USILA Coaches Poll, its first top 10 ranking since April 27, Cornell s inclusion in the March 26 USILA Coaches Poll (No. 14) ended a 29-week streak in which the Big Red was out of the poll, the longest stretch in school history. The Big Red was last ranked at No. 15 on Feb. 15, The Cornell program has had just two other significant ranking droughts in program history 26 weeks from mid-march 1996 until the first week of the 1999 season and 21 weeks from late March 1993 until April 29, FASTEST TO 100: With 100 points in 18 career games, Jeff Teat scored 100 career points faster than any other four-year player in Cornell or Ivy League history. In NCAA history, the 18 games matches Tim Nelson (NC State/SU), who also did it in 18 games from Rob Pannell tallied his 100th career point in his 25th career game with the Big Red during his sophomore season in Michael French 76 (16 games) and Eamon McEneaney 77 (19 games) registered their 100th career point in fewer games than Pannell, but due to NCAA rules that prohibited freshmen from playing varsity sports, both accomplished the feat in their junior season. Teat is the 42nd player in Cornell history to amass 100 career points. ROSTER SUPERLATIVES: Cornell s 49-man roster is the largest since the program carried a jayvee team in the mid-1980s, surpassing the 47-man roster of the 2008 season. ELITE COMPANY: Over the past 10 seasons ( ) only 10 schools have registered 100 victories Duke (147), Syracuse (134), Denver (122), Maryland (128), Notre Dame (118), UVA (112), North Carolina (110), Loyola (108), Cornell (105), and Hopkins (100). During that span, only nine teams have won at least 65 percent of its games Syracuse (.788), Duke (.754), Notre Dame (.742), Maryland (.736), Denver (.728), Loyola (.692), UVA (.683), Cornell (.673), and UNC (.671). OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN: The Big Red has four captains this season seniors Jordan Dowiak, Christian Knight, Jake Pulver, and junior Clarke Petterson. HARD HAT: Clarke Petterson was selected to carry the Hard Hat for the 2018 season. The tradition of the Hard Hat began in the fall of Midway through the fall season, a player is selected to carry the Hard Hat for the year. The recipient is someone that the coaches feel demonstrates a blue-collar approach to the game of lacrosse; he is driven and selfless, not the most talented player on the field, but consistently the hardest worker. He puts the team first, and embodies how the coaches want Cornell players to act and respond on or off the field. May 20, 2018 Page 4

5 Season & Career Totals Games With Goals Career Clarke Petterson Jeff Teat Jordan Dowiak Jake McCulloch Jonathan Donville John Piatelli Colton Rupp Connor Fletcher Kason Tarbell Anthony Teixeira Assists Career Jeff Teat Clarke Petterson Jonathan Donville Jake McCulloch Jordan Dowiak Connor Fletcher Colton Rupp Ryan Bray Points Career Jeff Teat Clarke Petterson Jonathan Donville Jake McCulloch John Piatelli Jordan Dowiak Connor Fletcher Colton Rupp Anthony Teixeira Man-Up Goals Career Jeff Teat Kason Tarbell Saves Career Christian Knight Caelahn Bullen Face-Off Wins Career Paul Rasimowicz Luca Tria Matt Licciardi Ground Balls Career Paul Rasimowicz Ryan Bray Brandon Salvatore Jeff Teat Jake Pulver Kason Tarbell Caelahn Bullen Christian Knight Clarke Petterson Colton Rupp Luca Tria Caused TO Career Dom Doria Jake Pulver Fleet Wallace Brandon Salvatore Jordan Dowiak Jake McCulloch Jeff Teat Ryan Bray Chrisitan Knight Dan Bockelman Clarke Petterson Matt Pinto Jack Bolen Tom Reilly The Last Time Cornell scored 20+ goals...22 at Dartmouth (W, 22-11) 3/31/18 scored 15+ goals...19 vs. Brown (W, 19-5) 4/21/18 scored 10+ goals...10 at No. 11 Syracuse (W, 10-9) 5/13/18 tallied 12+ assists...15 vs. Brown (W, 19-5) 4/21/18 tallied 8+ assists...9 vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 registered 25+ points...34 vs. Brown (W, 19-5) 4/21/18 registered 15+ points...17 at No. 11 Syracuse (W, 10-9) 5/13/18 won 20+ face-offs...21 at Dartmouth (W, 22-11) 3/31/18 won 15+ face-offs...19 vs. Harvard (W, 15-11) 4/7/18 took 60+ shots vs. Princeton (W, 17-4) 4/23/05 took 50+ shots...52 vs. Dartmouth (W, 14-5) 4/1/17 scored 5+ man-up goals... 5 vs. Canisius (W, 19-6) 3/11/03 beat the #1 team in the USILA Coaches Poll...May 6, 2018 vs. #1 Yale (W, 14-8) was ranked #1 in the USILA Coaches Poll... May 26, 2007 vs. #2 Duke (L, 11-12) had a player score 7+ goals...steve Mock (7) vs. Ohio State (W, 16-6) 5/18/13 had a player score 6+ goals... Jeff Teat (6) at No. 15 Penn (W, 20-13) 3/24/18 had a player score 5+ goals...clarke Petterson (5) at No. 11 Syracuse (W, 10-9) 5/13/18 had a player register 5+ assists...jeff Teat (5) vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 had a player register 4+ assists...jeff Teat (5) vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 had a player register 3+ assists...jeff Teat (5) vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 had a player total 10+ points...jeff Teat (12) vs. Brown (W, 19-5) 4/21/18 had a player total 9+ points...jeff Teat (12) vs. Brown (W, 19-5) 4/21/18 had a player total 8+ points...jeff Teat (12) vs. Harvard (W, 15-11) 4/7/18 had a goalie register a goal...tim Shea (1) vs. Dartmouth (W, 20-8) 4/21/90 had a goalie register an assist...christian Knight (1) at Hobart (L, 8-16) 2/25/17 had a player register an overtime goal... Ryan Matthews vs. Syracuse (W OT, 10-9) 4/12/16 had a player pick up 10+ ground balls...paul Rasimowicz (12) vs. Harvard (W, 15-11) 4/7/18 had a player pick up 6+ ground balls... Luca Tria (8) vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 had a player win 15+ face offs...paul Rasimowicz (19) vs. Harvard (W, 15-11) 4/7/18 had a player win 10+ face offs... Luca Tria (10) vs. Yale (W, 14-8) 5/7/18 had a goalie register 20+ saves... AJ Fiore (20) vs. Syracuse (L, 7-8) 4/13/10 had a goalie register 15+ saves... Christian Knight (19) vs. Brown (W, 7-4) 5/4/18 Miscellaneous 2018 Season Notes Fastest Cornell goal to start a game...:16 by Clarke Petterson vs. Brown (Apr. 21) Fastest Cornell goal to start the second half...:36 by Connor Fletcher vs. Syracuse (Apr. 10) Fastest time between Cornell goals... :08, 2xs last by Jeff Teat (both) vs. Air Force (Mar. 27) Fastest time between opp. goals... :06 by Joe Licciardi & Kevin McGeary, Penn (Mar. 24) Largest Cornell lead goals (23-5) vs. Air Force (Mar. 27) Largest opponent lead... 7 goals at Princeton (14-7) (Apr. 28) Largest comeback in a win... 4 goals, 2xs, last vs. No. 20 Penn State (6-2) (Mar. 10) Largest lead surrendered in a loss... 2 goals, 2xs last (10-8) vs. Yale (Mar. 17) Most Cornell goals scored in a quarter... 8, 3xs, last vs. Dartmouth (Mar. 31) Fewest opponent goals allowed in a quarter...0, 7xs, last vs. Brown (1st Q) (May 4) Fewest Cornell goals scored in a quarter... 0 vs. Penn State (1st Q) (Mar. 10) Most opponent goals allowed in a quarter...6 vs. Penn (2nd Q) (Mar. 24) Most consecutive Cornell goals vs. Brown (Apr. 21) Most consecutive opponent goals... 5, 3xs, last by Princeton (Apr. 28) Longest Cornell scoring drought...22:23 vs. Princeton(Apr. 28) Longest opponent scoring drought... 27:36 vs. Binghamton (Mar. 6) Most consecutive goals to start a game vs. Brown (Apr. 21) Most consecuitve goals surrendered to start a game...3 vs. Penn State (Mar. 10) Family Ties Brother coaches at Cornell (1) Griffin Buczek (Connor 15) Brother played lacrosse at Cornell (2) Griffin Buczek (Connor 15) Jonathan Donville (Brennan 16) Father played a sport at Cornell (2) Andrew Barclay (David Rowing) Sam Welch (Patrick Wrestling) Mother played a sport at Cornell (1) Sam Welch (Ruth Gymnastics) Parents graduated from Cornell (2) Andrew Barclay (David 86 & Alexandra 87) Sam Welch (Patrick 85 & Ruth 87) Father graduated from Cornell (1) Connor Fletcher (Daniel Fletcher 85) Sister attended Cornell (1) Troy Revello (Grace) Grandfather graduated from Cornell (2) Charlie Estill (Frederick Siefke 48) Scott Flynn (Norman Penney, Cornell Law) Uncle played a sport at Cornell (1) Connor Fletcher (Bob Mealy 51 Track) Aunt attended Cornell (2) Griffin Buczek (Colleen Cottrell Calderwood) Andrew Barclay (Susan Barclay) Great Uncle graduated from Cornell (2) Griff Gosnell (John Gude Gosnell 50) Anthony Teixeira (Stephen W. Fillo 59) All-Time MLL Draft Picks Name, Draft Year... Rd...Pick Rob Pannell, Connor Buczek, Max Seibald, Ryan McClay, David Mitchell, Justin Redd, Matt McMonagle, John Glynn, Jason Noble, Roy Lang, Mitch Belisle, Justin Cynar, Joe Boulukos, Galen Beers John Edmonds, Matt Donovan, Jordan Stevens, Brian Clayton, Kyle Georgalas, Jordan Dowiak Rocco Romero, Chris Langton, Max Van Bourgondien, Eric Pittard, Tom Freshour, J.J. Gilbane, MLL Draft Picks By School 1. Syracuse Virginia Maryland Johns Hopkins Duke North Carolina Towson UMass Cornell Hofstra Georgetown Cornell Against the State Adelphi (series discontinued in 1992) Albany Milliman (all-time) vs. Albany Army Binghamton Milliman (all-time) vs. Binghamton Canisius Colgate Milliman (all-time) vs. Colgate Columbia (series discontinued in 1910) Cortland (series discontinued in 1992) Hamilton (series discontinued in 1955) Hobart Milliman (all-time) vs. Hobart Hofstra RPI (series discontinued in 1953) Siena St. John s Stony Brook Syracuse Milliman (all-time) vs. Syracuse Union (series discontinued in 1960) Total (.633) * 2018 opponents in bold May 20, 2018 Page 5

6 2018 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Conor O Brien M Jr Westlake, Calif. / Westlake HS 2 ** Colton Rupp A Jr Washington, D.C. / Landon School 3 Jonathan Donville M Fr Oakville, Ont. / Deerfield Academy 4 Troy Revello M Sr Great River, N.Y. / East Islip HS 5 * Sam Duggan M So Skaneateles, N.Y. / Skaneateles HS 6 Joe Wolf A/M Fr Allentown, Pa. / Allentown Central Catholic HS 7 * Paul Rasimowicz FO So Somerset, N.J. / Trinity Pawling School 8 * Austin Fingar M So Penn Yan, N.Y. / Penn Yan Academy 9 ** Jake McCulloch M Jr Stony Brook, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS 11 * Charlie Estill A Sr Ithaca, N.Y. / Ithaca HS 13 Matt Licciardi M Fr Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. / Cold Spring Harbor HS 15 Patrick Karey LSM So Towson, Md. / St. Paul s School 16 ** Jack Bolen SSDM Sr Bethesda, Md. / Landon School 17 Harrison Bardwell SSDM Fr Wilton, Conn. / Lawrenceville School 19 Dom Doria D Fr Massapequa Park, N.Y. / Chaminade HS 20 ** Ryan Bray M Jr Shoreham, N.Y. / Shoreham Wading River HS 22 Tyler Miller M Sr Rye, N.Y. / Rye Country Day School 23 *** Jordan Dowiak M Sr Long Valley, N.J. / Delbarton School 24 *** Kason Tarbell SSDM Sr Akwesasne, N.Y. / Salmon River HS 25 ** Fleet Wallace D Jr Richmond, Va. / St. Christopher s School 26 *** Dan Bockelman SSDM Sr Melville, N.Y. / Half Hollow Hills HS 27 * Connor Fletcher M So Newtown, Pa. / Princeton Day School 28 ** Matt Pinto LSM Sr Englewood, Colo. / Kent Denver School 29 John Day D Fr Setauket, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS / Army West Point 30 ** Zach Ward A/M Jr Lancaster, Pa. / Hempfield HS 31 * Anthony Teixeira A Jr Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School 32 Andrew Lockhart A Fr Setauket, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS 33 Griffin Buczek M So Amelia, Ohio / St. Xavier High School 34 *** Jake Pulver D Sr Manlius, N.Y. / Fayetteville-Manlius HS 35 Teddy Strzetelski G Jr Natick, Mass. / Noble and Greenough School 37 Griff Gosnell D So Potomac, Md. / Bullis School 38 Caelahn Bullen G So Calgary, Alb. / Trinity-Pawling School 39 Sam Welch SSDM Jr Pleasantville, N.Y. / Hackley School 40 *** Christian Knight G Sr Baltimore, Md. / Boys Latin School 41 John Piatelli A Fr Wrentham, Mass. / Saint Sebastian School 42 Cooper Telesco M So Ridgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood HS 43 Ryan Maloney A So Victor, N.Y. / Victor HS 44 ** Scott Flynn LSM Sr Mountain Lakes, N.J. / Deerfield Academy 45 ** Clarke Petterson A Jr Toronto, Ont. / The Hill Academy 46 Joseph Bartolotto III LSM Fr Miller Place, N.Y. / Miller Place HS 47 Luca Tria FO Fr Wyckoff, N.J. / Delbarton School 48 * Brandon Salvatore D So New Canaan, Conn. / The Taft School 49 Andrew Barclay SSDM Fr DeWitt, N.Y. / Jamesville-DeWitt HS 50 Andrew Fowler D Fr Ashburn, Va. / Landon School 51 * Jeff Teat A So Brampton, Ont. / The Hill Academy 61 Parker Henderer G Fr Gulph Mills, Pa. / The Haverford School 77 * Tom Reilly D Jr Stony Brook, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS 78 Selden Leonard D Fr Mill Neck, N.Y. / Choate Rosemary Hall 93 Kiernan Coles D Jr Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island HS * - denotes letters won Alphabetical No. Player Pos Pronunciation 49 Andrew Barclay SSDM 17 Harrison Bardwell SSDM 46 Joseph Bartolotto III LSM BART-uh-lot-o 26 Dan Bockelman SSDM 16 Jack Bolen SSDM 20 Ryan Bray M 33 Griffin Buczek M BYOU-sick 38 Caelahn Bullen G 93 Kiernan Coles D 29 John Day D 3 Jonathan Donville M 19 Dom Doria D 23 Jordan Dowiak M doe-ee-ack 5 Sam Duggan M DUG-in 11 Charlie Estill A 8 Austin Fingar M 27 Connor Fletcher M 44 Scott Flynn LSM 50 Andrew Fowler D 37 Griff Gosnell D 61 Parker Henderer G 15 Patrick Karey LSM 40 Christian Knight G 78 Selden Leonard D 13 Matt Licciardi M Li-CHAR-di 32 Andrew Lockhart A 43 Ryan Maloney A 9 Jake McCulloch M mick-ul-lick 22 Tyler Miller M 1 Conor O Brien M 45 Clarke Petterson A PETER-son 41 John Piatelli A pee-uh-tell-e 28 Matt Pinto LSM 34 Jake Pulver D 7 Paul Rasimowicz FO ras-uh-moe-vich 77 Tom Reilly D 4 Troy Revello M 2 Colton Rupp A 48 Brandon Salvatore D 35 Teddy Strzetelski G stru-tell-ski 24 Kason Tarbell SSDM 51 Jeff Teat A 31 Anthony Teixeira A tuh-share-uh 42 Cooper Telesco M 47 Luca Tria FO 25 Fleet Wallace D 30 Zach Ward A/M 39 Sam Welch SSDM 6 Joe Wolf M 2018 Coaching Staff SUPPORT STAFF ATHLETIC TRAINER Jim Case (Central Michigan 86) GA ATHLETIC TRAINER Casey Williamson (Ithaca 15) Peter Milliman Interim Head Coach Empire State College 12 First Season / 5th Overall Jordan Stevens Assistant Coach Cornell 15 Second Season Connor Buczek Assistant Coach Cornell 15 Third Season Kevin Reisman Volunteer Asst. Coach Limestone 17 First Season Mark Wittink Lacrosse Operations Cornell 00 Seventh Season STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Thomas Howley (Tulane 88) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Julie Greco (St. John Fisher 96) May 20, 2018 Page 6

7 Peter Milliman Interim Head Coach Named the Interim Head Coach on May 8, Fifth season with the Big Red men s lacrosse program. Acted as the team s recruiting coordinator during his time as an assistant/associate head coach. Named to the coaching staff for the 2019 U.S. men s national indoor team as an assistant coach. Served as the head coach of the Russian national team as it made its debut at the 2014 FIL World Championship in Denver. As the program s recruiting coordinator, Milliman secured Jeff Teat 20, the Big Red s first-ever Inside Lacrosse No. 1 recruit. Prior to bringing Teat to East Hill, Milliman recruited the 15-member class of 2019, which consisted of six US Lacrosse All-Americans, the most to join the program since the 2009 season. Milliman was responsible for recruiting two of the three highest scoring freshmen classes (2016, 2017) in program history. The Milliman File HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCE Cornell University, May present Pfeiffer University, Four-year record of Program record 12 wins in 2012 Back-to-back Conference Carolinas championship game appearances Coached 13 players to a combined 21 all-conference selections Russia National Team, 2014 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCE Cornell University, , 15 Ivy League champion 2014, 15 NCAA appearance ASSISTANT COACHING EXPERIENCE U.S. Men s National Indoor Team, 2019 Princeton University, 2013 Rochester Institute of Technology, Siena College, 2006 COACHING HONORS 2011 Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year 2009 Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year PLAYING EXPERIENCE Gettysburg College, Three-time Division III All-America Three-time All-Centennial Conference USILA North-South All-Star Game participant Rochester Rattlers, MLL, MLL Championship EDUCATION Empire State College B.S., Interdisciplinary Studies, 2012 Milliman s Record Vs.... Air Force 1-0 Albany 0-1 Binghamton 1-0 Brown 2-0 Colgate 0-1 Dartmouth 1-0 Harvard 1-0 Hobart 1-0 Lehigh 1-0 Penn 1-0 Penn State 1-0 Princeton 0-1 Syracuse 2-0 Yale 1-1 Totals IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS Ivy Overall School W - L Pct. W - L Pct. Yale Cornell Brown Penn Princeton Harvard Dartmouth COMPOSITE SCHEDULE SUNDAY, APRIL 22 Yale def. Albany, 14-6 TUESDAY, APRIL 24 Bryant def. Brown, 17-9 SATURDAY, APRIL 28 Princeton def. Cornell, 14-8 Yale def. Harvard, 16-8 Brown def. Dartmouth, 20-6 FRIDAY, MAY 4 ^ No. 1 Yale def. No. 4 Penn, 21-6 No. 2 Cornell def. No. 3 Brown, 7-4. SUNDAY, MAY 6 ^ No. 10 Cornell def. No. 1 Yale, 14-8 SATURDAY, MAY 12 $ Yale def. UMass, SUNDAY, MAY 13 $ No. 10 Cornell def. No. 13 Syracuse, 10-9 SATURDAY, MAY 19 # No. 5 Yale vs. No. 6 Loyola, 12 p.m. SUNDAY, MAY 20 % No. 8 Cornell vs. No. 1 Maryland, 12 p.m. ^ - Ivy League Tournament (New York, N.Y.) $ - NCAA Tournament First Round # - NCAA Tournament quarterfinals (Hofstra) % - NCAA Tournament quarterfinals (Navy) IN-SEASON BIRTHDAYS Feb. 4 Jon Donville Feb. 16 Andrew Lockhart Feb. 20 Tom Reilly Feb. 20 Sam Welch Feb. 21 Scott Flynn Mar. 12 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 21 Mar. 28 Apr. 24 Apr. 30 May 2 May 4 May 6 May 7 May 7 May 22 May 26 Connor Fletcher Jack Bolen Matt Pinto Selden Leonard Charlie Estill Griffin Buczek John Piatelli Jeff Teat Coach Milliman Matt Licciardi Griff Gosnell Caelahn Bullen Jake Pulver Ryan Maloney Kiernan Coles Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Ithaca, N.Y Founded: 1865 Enrollment (undergraduate): 13,700 Nickname: The Big Red School Colors: Carnelian Red and White Home Field: Schoellkopf Field (21,500) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: The Ivy League President: Martha E. Pollack Athletic Director: J. Andrew Noel Jr MEN S LACROSSE COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Peter Milliman (Empire State College 12) Assistant Coaches: Jordan Stevens (Cornell 15) Connor Buczek (Cornell 15) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kevin Reisman (Limestone 17) Director of Lacrosse Ops: Mark Wittink (Cornell 00) Athletic Trainer: Jim Case Strength & Conditioning Coach: Thomas Howley 2018 MEN S LACROSSE INFORMATION 2018 Captains: Jordan Dowiak 18, Jake Pulver 18, Christian Knight 18, Clarke Petterson Record: 5-8 Home/Away/Neutral: 4-2 / 1-5 / Ivy Record/Finish: 3-3 (4th) Home/Away: 2-1 / 1-2 Letter Winners Returning/Lost: 21/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/1 Roster Breakdown (Sr./Jr./So./Fr.): 11/13/12/14 HISTORICAL MEN S LACROSSE INFORMATION All-Time Record: (.610) NCAA Appearances: 27 (32-24,.571) NCAA Years: 1971, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 Last Postseason Opponent: Albany, 2015 Last Postseason Result: Lost, (NCAA 1st round) National Championships: 3 (1971, 1976, 1977) National Runner-Up: 4 (1978, 1987, 1988, 2009) NCAA Third Place: 6 (1974, 1975, 1982, 2007, 2010, 2013) Ivy League Championships (Last): 29 (2015)) CORNELL ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Director Jeremy Hartigan Deputy Director (MLAX Contact) Julie Greco jag235@cornell.edu Office Phone (607) Cell Phone (315) Assistant Director - Content Brandon Thomas Multimedia Coordinator Kassidy Franz Dir. of Multimedia, Production & Web Comm. John Lukach Assistant Director - Video John Enright PRACTICE INTERVIEWS/COVERAGE All interviews with Coach Peter Milliman and players must be requested in advance through the Athletic Communications Office. The coach and players are available for interviews before practices by appointment only, so as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Coach Peter Milliman and selected players will be available after the required 10-minute cooling-off period after each game. The Big Red locker room is closed. RECORD BOOK For Cornell men s lacrosse historical information, including year by year results, records and honors, visit: May 20, 2018 Page 7