NOTRE DAME LACROSSE 2017

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1 2017 MEN S LACROSSE - #4 SEED NOTRE DAME (9-5) 1 NOTRE DAME LACROSSE 2017 Fighting Irish Media Contact Robby Hamman SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date ND Rank Opponent TV Time/Result 2/18 4/4 vs. Georgetown ESPNU W, /26 4/5 ESPN3 W, /4 4/4 #2/1 ESPN3 W, 5-4 3/12 1/1 at #4/5 Denver Altitude TV L, /18 3/2 at #13/12 Virginia$ ESPNU W, (OT) 3/25 2/2 #4/4 ESPN3 W, /1 1/1 #3/4 $ ESPNU L, /8 3/4 at #10/10 Duke$ ESPNU L, /11 7/10 ESPN3 W, /22 6/6 #17/16 UNC$ ESPNU W, ACC TOURNAMENT - Durham, N.C. (Koskinen Stadium) 4/28 6/7 at #4/3 Duke ESPNEWS W, 7-6 4/30 6/7 vs. #18/20 UNC ESPNU L, /6 4/4 at #18/17 Army CBSSN L, 9-10 (OT) NCAA TOURNAMENT - First Round (Arlotta Stadium) 5/14 (4) ESPNU W, 15-9 NCAA QUARTERFINAL - Hempstead, N.Y. (Shuart Stadium) 5/20 (4) vs. (5) Denver ESPNU 2:30 p.m. All times Eastern. Home games in BOLD CAPS played at Arlotta Stadium in Notre Dame, Ind. $ - ACC Game First ranking listed is the USILA poll and the second is the Inside Lacrosse poll. Notre Dame-Denver Series Notre Dame leads 14-8 (Last 10 listed) H: 6-2/A: 7-3/N: 1-3 Date Location Result Denver, CO W, Notre Dame, IN W, Denver, CO W, Notre Dame, IN W, 10-9 (3OT) Denver, CO W, (OT) Costa Mesa, CA L, Denver, CO L, (OT) Philadelphia, PA L, (OT) Notre Dame, IN L, 8-9 (OT) Denver, CO L, Follow The Fighting Irish Coaching Snapchat: ndlaxexperience Facebook: facebook.com/ndlacrosse YouTube: youtube.com/ndlaxtv Athletics Web Site: UND.com Irish Lax Camps: irishlaxcamps.com NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTERS - #4 NOTRE DAME VS. #5 DENVER Home: 6-1 Away: 2-3 Neutral: 1-1 HOW TO FOLLOW NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH (9-5, 2-2 ACC) BAUMER FAMILY HEAD MEN S LACROSSE COACH: Kevin Corrigan CAREER RECORD: /31 RECORD AT ND: /29 PLAYERS TO WATCH R. Garnsey: (42 pts, 20 goals, 22 asts) M. Wynne: (34 pts, 30 goals, 4 asts) TELEVISION: ESPNU. Mike Corey (Play-by-play) and Matt Ward (Analyst) LIVE STATS: UND.com TWITTER EVENT INFORMATION DATE/TIME: Saturday, May 20, 2:30 p.m. ET VENUE: Shuart Stadium (Capacity: 11,929) CITY: Hempstead, New York BY THE NUMBERS: NOTRE DAME VS. DENVER The Irish are 2-1 when playing an NCAA Championship game in the state of New York in program history. Notre Dame defeated Bucknell (12-7) in the first round in 2001 and Albany (14-13 OT) in the quarterfinals in 2014 at Shuart Stadium. Notre Dame earned the No. 4 seed for the 2017 NCAA Championship, marking the 10th season the Irish have earned one of the eight national seeds for the NCAA Championship. Sophomore attackman Brendan Gleason scored a career-high five goals in Notre Dame s NCAA first round victory over Marquette, tying the program record for most goals in an NCAA Championship game. Notre Dame is the only program to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA 8 Championship in each of the last eight campaigns. 9 The Irish are 9-0 this season when leading at the half this season #4 Home: 9-1 Away: 3-1 Neutral: 0-1 DENVER PIONEERS (12-3, 5-0 Big East) HEAD COACH: Bill Tierney CAREER RECORD: /33 RECORD AT DENVER: /8 PLAYERS TO WATCH C. Cannizzaro: (61 pts, 39 goals, 22 asts) T. Baptiste: (11 goals, faceoffs) Notre Dame and Maryland are the only two programs to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship field in each of the last 12 seasons. Senior midfielder Sergio Perkovic has scored 20 goals in NCAA Championship games over his career. Perkovic has scored five goals on two occasions, coming against Duke in the 2014 final and Denver in the 2015 semifinal (all coming in the fourth quarter). Saturday s game against Denver will be the 23rd in program history. The Irish are 14-8 against the Pioneers in the all-time series marks the 29th season of the Kevin Corrigan era at Notre Dame. The head coach has a record of with the Irish and is the second-most tenured active coach in men s lacrosse at the Division I level. Senior Sergio Perkovic and junior Mikey Wynne have each surpassed the 100-goal milestone for their career in 2017, marking the first time Notre Dame has had multiple players on a team with 100-plus goals in their careers. #5 Page 1

2 2017 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Austin Gaiss Jr North Andover, Mass./Phillips Academy 2 Stephen Chase Attack Fr Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay School 3 Nicholas Koshansky Sr Kings Park, N.Y./St. Anthony s 4 Anthony Marini Attack Sr Medford, N.J./St. Joseph s Prep 5 John Travisano /FO Jr Ellicott City, Md./Howard 6 Chris Carter Defense Sr San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines 7 Ben Pridemore Sr Baltimore, Md./Boys Latin 8 Pat Healy Defense Sr Southborough, Mass./St. Sebastian s 9 Brendan Gleason So Essex, Vt./Essex 10 Jack Kielty Defense Fr Morristown, N.J./Delbarton School 11 Carlson Milikin GS Richmond, Va./Woodberry Forest School 12 Nicholas Stinn So San Francisco, Calif./Ignatius College Prep 13 Michael Marchese Goalie So Haddonfield, N.J./St. Joe s Prep 14 John Beare Attack So Dallas, Texas/Episcopal School of Dallas/Phillips Academy 15 Jordan Walter Jr Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor 16 Sergio Perkovic Sr Bloomfield Hills, Michigan/Brother Rice 17 Mitchell Olinger Defense So Alamo, Calif./De La Salle 18 Brian Willetts Attack Fr Saint James, N.Y./Smithtown East 20 Drew Schantz So Allentown, Pa./Malvern Prep 21 Kyle Hyland Fr Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central 22 Patrick Hadley LSM/Defense Jr Hopkinton, N.H./Deerfield Academy 23 Timmy Phillips So Alexandria, Va./Episcopal 24 Mikey Wynne Attack Jr Sykesville, Md./St. Paul s 25 John Zullo Goalie Fr Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade 26 Bryan Costabile Fr Sykesville, Md./Mount Saint Joseph 27 Brooks Tyrrell So Marblehead, Mass./Marblehead 28 Charles Trense III LSM/Defense So Atlanta, Ga./The Westminster Schools 29 Matthew Blommer Defense Fr Radnor, Pa./Episcopal Academy 30 Hugh Crance LSM/Defense So Newport Beach, Calif./Corona del Mar 31 P.J. Finley /FO Sr Berwyn, Pa./Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville 32 Jacob Kanak Defense Fr Marshall, Wis./Culver Military Academy 33 Pierre Byrne Jr South Bend, Ind./Culver Military Academy 34 Michael Farnish Defense Fr Villanova, Pa./Radnor 35 Auden Menke Fr Sandy, Utah/New Hampton School 36 Alex Hurdle Defense Jr Cockeysville, Md./McDonough 37 Keaton Komatz Fr Littleton, Colo./Heritage 38 Peter Gayhardt Fr Bryn Mawr, Pa./St. Joseph s Prep 39 Eric Restic LSM Fr Lake Oswego, Ore./Jesuit 41 Shane Doss Goalie Sr Glen Ridge, N.J./Glen Ridge 42 William Young Defense Jr New York, N.Y./Phillips Academy (Mass.) 44 Bobby Gray GS San Rafael, Calif./St. Ignatius College Prep/Deerfield Academy 45 Kyle Borbi Jr Medford, N.J./Shawnee 46 John Sexton LSM/Defense Jr Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln-Sudbury 47 Charles Leonard LSM Fr Highlands Ranch, Colo./Arapahoe 48 Michael Langdon Defense So Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Cranbrook Kingswood 49 Thomas McNamara Fr Villanova, Pa./The Haverford School 50 Ryder Garnsey Attack So Wolfeboro, N.H./Phillips Academy/Brewster Academy 51 Brendan Collins Jr Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep 52 Garrett Epple Defense Sr Cockeysville, Md./Calvert Hall College 53 Tyler Ruhl Attack Jr Baltimore, Md./Gilman 54 Owen Molloy Goalie Jr Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge 55 Robert Collins Sr Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall Baumer Family Head Men s Lacrosse Coach: Kevin Corrigan (29th season, Virginia 82) Assistant Coaches: Gerry Byrne (11th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Matt Karweck (5th season, Notre Dame 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kevin Anderson (Loyola-Md. 93) Operations: Jonathan Rodak Athletic Trainer: Mandy Merritt Strength & Conditioning Coach: Kevin Enchelmeyer California (5) Chris Carter Hugh Crance Bobby Gray Mitchell Olinger Nicholas Stinn Colorado (2) Keaton Komatz Charles Leonard Florida (1) Stephen Chase Georgia (1) Charles Trense III Illinois (1) Kyle Hyland Indiana (1) Pierre Byrne Maryland (8) Brendan Collins Bryan Costabile Garrett Epple Alex Hurdle Ben Pridemore Tyler Ruhl John Travisano Mikey Wynne Massachusetts (4) Austin Gaiss Pat Healy John Sexton Brooks Tyrrell Roster By State/Country Michigan (2) Michael Langdon Sergio Perkovic New Hampshire (2) Ryder Garnsey Patrick Hadley New Jersey (7) Kyle Borbi Robert Collins Shane Doss Jack Kielty Michael Marchese Anthony Marini Owen Molloy New York (4) Nicholas Koshansky Brian Willets William Young John Zullo Oregon (1) Eric Restic PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Costabile...COST-uh-beel Gaiss...rhymes with ice Koshansky...Ko-SHAN-skee Ruhl...RULE Perkovic...PERK-uh-vick Restic...REST-ick Schantz...Shontz Wynne...Win Pennsylvania (6) Matthew Blommer Michael Farnish P.J. Finley Peter Gayhardt Thomas McNamara Drew Schantz Texas (1) John Beare Utah (1) Auden Menke Vermont (1) Brendan Gleason Virginia (2) Carlson Milikin Timmy Phillips Wisconsin (1) Jacob Kanak Page 2

3 2017 NCAA Division I Men's LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP **Opening Round *First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Wednesday, May 10 Saturday, May 13 Saturday, May 20 Saturday, May 27 Monday, May 29 Sunday, May 14 Sunday, May 21 **Bryant (10-7) Monmouth (14-3) #1 *Maryland (12-3) Sunday, May 14 at 2:30 p.m. Live on ESPNU Maryland Bryant 10-7 #8 *Albany (NY) (14-2) Saturday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. Live on ESPNU Albany Delaware Stadium Newark, Delaware Sunday, May 21 2:30 p.m. North Carolina (8-7) #5 *Denver (11-3) Saturday, May 13 at 5 p.m. Live on ESPNU Denver Gillette Stadium Foxboro, Massachusetts Saturday, May 27 Noon/2:30 p.m. Air Force (12-5) #4 *Notre Dame (8-5) Sunday, May 14 at Noon Live on ESPNU Notre Dame 15-9 Marquette (8-7) James M. Shuart Stadium Hempstead, New York Saturday, May 20 2:30 p.m. Gillette Stadium Foxboro, Massachusetts Monday, May 29 1 p.m. National Champion #3 *Ohio State (13-4) Sunday, May 14 at 5 p.m. Live on ESPNU Ohio State 7-4 Loyola Maryland (10-5) James M. Shuart Stadium Hempstead, New York Saturday, May 20 Noon #6 *Johns Hopkins (8-6) Live on ESPNU Saturday, May 13 at 2:30 p.m. Live on ESPNU Duke 19-6 Duke (12-4) #7 *Penn State (12-3) Saturday, May 13 at Noon Live on ESPNU Towson 12-8 Gillette Stadium Foxboro, Massachusetts Saturday, May 27 Noon/2:30 p.m. Towson (10-4) #2 *Syracuse (12-2) Sunday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. Yale (10-5) Live on ESPNU Syracuse **One opening round game will be played on Wednesday, May 10. *Eight first-round games played on campuses of participating institutions. All times are Eastern and are subject to change due to television scheduling. Delaware Stadium Newark, Delaware Sunday, May National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering. Noon Page 3

4 USILA Coaches Poll May 8 1 Maryland Syracuse Ohio State Albany NOTRE DAME Duke Denver Penn State Johns Hopkins North Carolina Towson Rutgers Loyola Army Yale Hofstra Air Force Marquette Villanova Brown 10-6 Inside Lacrosse Media Poll May 8 1 Maryland Syracuse Ohio State Albany Denver Duke NOTRE DAME Penn State North Carolina Loyola (MD) Johns Hopkins Towson Army Yale Rutgers Marquette Air Force Hofstra Monmouth Richmond 12-4 NCAA RPI May 8 1 Maryland Syracuse Albany (NY) NOTRE DAME Penn St Ohio St Johns Hopkins Denver Duke North Carolina Towson Rutgers Yale Army West Point Hofstra Villanova Loyola Maryland Boston U Massachusetts Binghamton 11-5 Bold indicates 2017 Irish opponent SETTING THE STAGE Notre Dame takes on Denver in the NCAA Championship quarterfinals on Saturday, May 20 for a chance to punch its ticket to the final four the following weekend. The showdown will take place at Shuart Stadium on the Hofstra campus in Hempstead, New York. The game is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast live on ESPNU with Mike Corey and Matt Ward on the call. POSTSEASON SUCCESS Notre Dame and Maryland are the only two programs to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship field in each of the last 12 seasons. Notre Dame is the only program to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship in each of the last eight campaigns. Notre Dame is 14-7 over the last eight NCAA Championships. Notre Dame owns a record in its 22 trips to the NCAA Championship. This is the 10th time overall--and ninth time in the last 10 seasons-- the Irish have earned one of the eight national seeds for the NCAA Championship. Notre Dame advanced to the NCAA Championship final weekend in 2001, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2015 and played in the title game in 2010 and THE DENVER SERIES Saturday will be the 23rd meeting all-time between Notre Dame and Denver. The Irish lead the all-time series The last installment between the two sides came earlier this season in Denver on March 12. The Pioneers escaped with an victory, scoring the game-winning goal with no time left on the clock. Five of the last seven meetings have gone into at least one overtime session. Seven of the last eight installments in the series have been decided by one goal. This weekend s matchup will be the second between the two sides in an NCAA tournament. Denver won the first game in the 2015 NCAA semifinals in overtime by a score of Sergio Perkovic scored a remarkable five fourth quarter goals to help send the game into overtime before Denver prevailed. The last Irish victory in the series came during the 2013 season, as Notre Dame won by a final score of in overtime. OUT OF THE GATES Notre Dame has scored 44 goals in the first quarter this season, the most of any of the four frames. The first quarter also represents the widest scoring margin of any of the four, as Notre Dame has outscored its opponents The Irish are 8-1 when holding a lead after the opening 15 minutes of play. THE 100 CLUB Senior midfielder Sergio Perkovic and junior attackman Mikey Wynne both reached the 100-goal milestone during the 2017 season. Perkovic became just the seventh player in Notre Dame history to reach the 100-career goal milestone against Duke on April 8. Perkovic scored two goals in the game. Twenty of Perkovic s goals have come in NCAA Championship games and he has 17 hat tricks in his career. Wynne is just the eighth player in program history to surpass the 100- goal mark, as he scored three times against Army on May 6 to reach the milestone. For the first time in Notre Dame program history the Irish have two 100- plus goal scorers on the same team in Perkovic and Wynne. WYNNE ING Junior attackman Mikey Wynne was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week on April 24 after his impressive offensive performance in the win over North Carolina (4/22). Wynne scored a season-high five goals on just seven shots against the Tar Heels. The junior has a team-high 30 goals on the season for the Irish and 103 for his career. Wynne is the eighth player in program history to reach the 100-goal milestone. The junior has recorded five hat tricks on the season and has scored multiple goals in five of his last six outings. Wynne leads the team in shot percentage with a mark of 0.492, ranking second in the ACC and sixth in the country for the stat. 3, 4, 5... Sophomore Brendan Gleason is playing the best lacrosse of his career over his last three games. The attackman has set career-highs in goals in each of his last three games, scoring three against North Carolina in the ACC tournament title game, four in the regular season finale and five goals in the NCAA first round clash with Marquette. The three consecutive hat tricks mark the first three of his career. The sophomore tied the Notre Dame record for most goals in an NCAA Championship game with five against Marquette. Gleason is third on the squad in points with 31, consisting of 25 goals and six assists. Gleason has led the Irish in goals five times this season, including in each of the last three games. He scored three goals, marking the first hat trick of his career and was named to the ACC All-Tournament Team. Notre Dame Record in 2017 Home Away Neutral Indoors Outdoors Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after 1st Qtr Trailing after 1st Qtr Tied after 1st Qtr Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after 3rd Qtr Trailing after 3rd Qtr Tied after 3rd Qtr In overtime Scoring 1-5 goals Scoring 6-9 goals Scoring 10 or more goals Allowing 1-5 goals Allowing 6-9 goals Allowing 10 or more goals One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four-goal games Five-plus goal games Wins more faceoffs Opp. wins more faceoffs Faceoffs are equal More shots than opp Opp. has more shots Shots are the same More saves than opp Opp. has more saves Saves are the same More GB than opp Opp. has more GB GB are the same In February In March In April In May Day Games Night Games Vs. ACC Vs. America East Vs. Atlantic Sun Vs. BIG EAST Vs. Big Ten Vs. CAA Vs. ECAC Vs. Ivy League Vs. MAAC Vs. Northeast Conference Vs. Patriot League Page 4

5 ACC Overall Syracuse Duke NOTRE DAME North Carolina Virginia May 8 May 8 Offensive Player of the Week Justin Guterding, Jr., A, Duke Defensive Player of the Week Cade Van Raaphorst, So., D, Duke ACC Preseason Coaches Poll 1. North Carolina (23 points) 2. Notre Dame (21 points) 3. Syracuse (16 points) 4. Duke (9 points) 5. Virginia (6 points) 2017 All-ACC Team Attack Jack Bruckner, Sr., Duke Justin Guterding, Jr., Duke Luke Goldstock, Sr., North Carolina Zed Williams, Sr., Virginia Michael Kraus, Fr., Virginia Sergio Perkovic, Sr., Notre Dame Sergio Salcido, R-Sr., Syracuse Nick Mariano, Sr., Syracuse Ryan Conrad, So., Virginia Defense Cade Van Raaphorst, So., Duke Austin Pfiani, Sr., North Carolina Garrett Epple, Sr., Notre Dame Scott Firman, Sr., Syracuse Faceoff Specialist F/O Kyle Rowe, Sr., Duke F/O Ben Williams, Sr., Syracuse Goalkeeper Danny Fowler, Sr., Duke Longstick er John Sexton, Jr., Notre Dame Shortstick er Tate Jozokos, Sr., North Carolina Probable Starters Attack Cl Stats 9 Brendan Gleason So. 25g/6a/11gb 24 Mikey Wynne Jr. 30g/4a/20gb 50 Ryder Garnsey So. 20g/22a/26gb 16 Sergio Perkovic Sr. 22g/8a/11gb 26 Bryan Costabile Fr. 17g/4a/16gb 33 Pierre Byrne Jr. 4g/5a/3gb Defense 8 Pat Healy Sr. 0g/0a/21gb 30 Hugh Crance So. 0g/1a/23gb 52 Garrett Epple Sr. 0g/1a/40gb Goalie 41 Shane Doss Sr. 141sv/126ga/.528svpct Specialists LSM 46 John Sexton Jr. 4g/1a/43gb Faceoff 31 P.J. Finley Sr (.431) 5 John Travisano Jr. Jr (.508) CLOSING TIME The Irish are 9-0 when leading at the half during the 2017 season. ONE-GOAL GAMES The Irish have played a lot of close games in 2017, as eight of their 14 contests to date have been decided by one goal, including four of the six against ACC opponents. Notre Dame has a 5-3 record in one-goal decisions, pulling out victories over Maryland (5-4), Virginia (11-10), Marquette (11-10), North Carolina (14-13) and Duke in the ACC semifinal (7-6). The team s three losses by one goal have come at the hands of Denver (11-10), Syracuse (11-10) and Army (10-9). FOUR NAMED ALL-AMERICANS BY INSIDE LACROSSE Inside Lacrosse announced its inaugural batch of All- Americans on Sunday, May 14 and four Notre Dame student-athletes made the cut. Seniors Garrett Epple and Sergio Perkovic along with junior John Sexton earned second team honors. Sophomore short stick defensive midfielder Drew Schantz was placed on the honorable mention list. EPPLE ANCHORS THE DEFENSE Senior defenseman Garrett Epple was named the USILA Defensive Player of the Week and the NCAA Player of the Week after helping the Irish shut down the Maryland attack in a 5-4 win on March 4. The defenseman is tied for the team lead in caused turnovers (22) and is second on the squad in ground balls (40). Epple was also named ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Week for two consecutive weeks for his performances against Michigan (2/26) and Maryland (3/4). The senior s performance against Maryland was the best by any Irish defender this season. Epple matched his career high in caused turnovers with four and collected a seasonhigh six ground balls. Epple shut down Maryland s prolific attackman Matt Rambo, holding him scoreless in the game. BETWEEN THE PIPES Senior goalkeeper Shane Doss has been a mainstay in the Notre Dame starting lineup for the majority of his career, as he has racked up 49 starts in goal. Doss leads the ACC in saves per game (10.07) and is second in save percentage (.528) and goals against per game (9.30). The goalkeeper ranks sixth on the Notre Dame all-time saves list with 490 in his career. THE MOTOR CITY HIT MAN Sergio Perkovic received the nickname the Motor City Hit Man from former ESPN announcer Eamon McAnaney. The senior has 110 goals in his career, which represent the most in program history for a midfielder. The midfielder is one of 10 men s lacrosse players selected as a Senior CLASS Award finalist. Perkovic has been named an Honorary ACC Postgraduate Scholarship recipient and is the only men s lacrosse player in the league to earn the accolade. Perkovic has notched three hat tricks this season and has earned ACC Offensive Player of the Week honors on two occasions in The senior earned USILA First Team All-America honors in 2015 and 2016, is a three-time All-ACC selection (2015, 2016 & 2017) and is a three-time ACC All-Academic team recipient (2014, 2015 & 2016). Has come up with big plays in big games, scoring 20 postseason goals in nine games, including his remarkable five goals in the fourth quarter in the 2015 NCAA Championship semifinal game against Denver to force overtime. Perkovic is third on the team in 2017 in goals, as he has 22 on the season. COLLINS CAREER DAY Junior midfielder Brendan Collins posted the first hat trick of his Irish career in the NCAA first round game against Marquette, scoring four goals on just five shots. Collins nearly doubled his season goal total, as he entered the contest with five on the season and exited with nine. COSTABILE STEPS UP ON OFFENSIVE END Freshman Bryan Costabile has played a major role in Notre Dame s success this season. Costabile ranks fifth on the team in points with 21, coming off 17 goals and four assists. Costabile scored at least one goal in each of the first seven games during his debut season. The freshman turned in his best performance of 2017 against Duke in the semifinals of the ACC Championship, recording the first hat trick of his career with a team-high ND NCAA SEEDS OVER THE YEARS The 2017 season marks the 10th time overall, and ninth time in the last 10 seasons, that the Irish have earned one of the eight national seeds for the NCAA Championship. Year Seed NCAA Finish 2001 No. 5 Semifinals 2008 No. 6 Quarterfinals 2009 No. 7 First Round 2011 No. 4 Quarterfinals 2012 No. 4 Semifinals 2013 No. 2 Quarterinals 2014 No. 6 Final 2015 No. 1 Semifinals 2016 No. 3 Quarterfinals 2017 No. 4 MOVING ON UP The Irish have a number of current players climbing the program s all-time record charts. Below are where each player stands in the rankings. Career Goals Player Yrs. Goals 1. Randy Colley Ryan Hoff Matt Kavanagh Joe Franklin Chris Dusseau Sergio Perkovic 2014-pres Tom Glatzel Mikey Wynne 2015-pres Mike Sullivan Robbie Snyder Career Points Player Yrs. Points 8. John Olmstead Ryan Hoff Bob Trocchi Robbie Snyder Sergio Perkovic 2014-pres Chris Dusseau Steve Pearsall Career Saves Player Yrs. Saves 1. Joey Kemp Rob Simpson Alex Cade Kirk Howell John Kemp Shane Doss 2014-pres Matt McQuillan , Chris Parent Stewart Crosland Page 5

6 HAT TRICKS (Returning Players) Player Opponent (Date) Goals Brendan Collins (1) Marquette (5/14/17) 4 Bryan Costabile (1) Duke (4/28/17) 3 Ryder Garnsey (5) Georgetown (2/18/17) 6 Syracuse (4/2/16) 5 Army (5/8/16) 4 Duke (4/2/16) 3 Air Force (5/14/16) 3 Brendan Gleason (3) Marquette (5/14/17) 5 Army (5/6/17) 4 UNC (4/30/17) 3 Sergio Perkovic (18) Marquette (4/11/17) 6 UNC (4/23/16) 4 Detroit (2/27/16) 4 Georgetown (2/20/16) 4 UNC (4/22/17) 3 Ohio State (3/25/17) 3 Virginia (3/18/17) 3 Virginia (3/19/16) 3 Duke (4/10/16) 3 Duke (4/29/16) 3 Mikey Wynne (19) Detroit (2/27/16) 6 UNC (4/22/17) 5 Air Force (5/14/16) 5 Georgetown (2/18/17) 4 UNC (5/22/16) 4 Syracuse (4/2/16) 4 Maryland (3/5/16) 4 Virginia (3/18/17) 3 Michigan (2/26/17) 3 Georgetown (2/20/16) 3 Denver (3/13/16) 3 Ohio State (3/26/16) 3 UNC (4/23/16) 3 (Career Hat Tricks in parentheses and games listed are from 2017 and 2016) A DOMINATING DEFENSE Since the beginning of the 2007 season (a span of 168 games), the Irish defense has limited opponents to seven goals or fewer 95 times. Notre Dame has held foes to four goals or fewer 20 times during that stretch. The Irish have allowed 10 or more goals just 37 times in the last 111 games. Year GAA NCAA Rank th th * 1st nd nd st th th th th nd * - program record three goals. Costabile was selected to the ACC All-Tournament Team for his stellar play in Durham. THE TOUGHEST SCHEDULE IN THE COUNTRY Notre Dame has never shied away from scheduling the top teams in the country and this season s schedule is a prime example of welcoming all challenges. Eight of Notre Dame s 2017 opponents finished the regular season ranked in at least one of the national polls. Notre Dame s 11 opponents during the 2017 season have a combined record of for a winning percentage of.684, which ranks as the highest of any team s combined opponents in the country. The Irish have played five of the possible seven quarterfinal teams remaining in the 2017 NCAA Championship. SEXTON NAMED ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK (3/27) Notre Dame junior long stick midfielder was selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Week for the first time this season and second time in his career after the win over No. 4/4 Ohio State on March 25. The junior scooped up a season-high five ground balls and recorded his first goal and assist of the season against the Buckeyes. Sexton has four goals and one assist on the year to go along with a team-high 46 ground balls. The LSM is tied for the team lead in caused turnovers with 22 during the 2017 campaign. GARNSEY EMBRACES PLAYMAKER ROLE Notre Dame sophomore Ryder Garnsey has excelled as a playmaker for the Irish in 2017, leading the team with 42 points off 20 goals and 22 assists through the 13 games in which he has played. The sophomore has totaled four or more points in five games this season and has recorded multiple points in 11 outings in Garnsey has posted at least one goal and one assist in 11- of-13 games he has played in this season. ALL-ACC ACCOLADES Notre Dame s Sergio Perkovic, Garrett Epple and John Sexton earned All-ACC Team recognition as announced by the conference on April 27. The honor is Perkovic s third of his career and the second for Sexton. Epple received the accolade for the first time in his career. ATTACKING TRIO The Irish attack has been led by three standout players in senior midfielder Sergio Perkovic, junior attackman Mikey Wynne and sophomore attackman Ryder Garnsey over the past two seasons. The trio has carried much of the offensive load during the 2017 season, combining for 72 goals. Wynne leads the Irish with 30 goals and Perkovic is third with 22. Garnsey has found the back of the net 20 times on the year. Of Notre Dame s 165 goals from the 2016 season a majority came from the three players with Mikey Wynne (40), Ryder Garnsey (27) and Sergio Perkovic (26) combining for 93 goals last season. A NATIONAL BRAND Notre Dame opened the season in Texas with a win over Georgetown in the Patriot Cup, continuing the tradition of playing all around the country. Last season the Irish played two regular season games in different regions of the country, as they opened the season in Kennesaw, Georgia against Georgetown and then played Maryland in Orange County, California. The Irish unofficially opened the 2017 season in Florida, playing Team USA in Bradenton after training for three days at IMG Academy. Since the 2013 season, the Irish have played regular season and postseason games in seven professional stadiums, including Lucas Oil (Indianapolis), Met Life Stadium (East Rutherford, N.J.), EverBank Field (Jacksonville), Sports Authority Field at Mile High (Denver), M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore), Talen Energy Stadium (Philadelphia), and Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia). NOTRE DAME VS. TOP 10 TEAMS Notre Dame is against teams ranked in the top 10 in the USILA Coaches Poll since the start of the 2008 season. The Irish are 3-3 this season against top 10 teams, as the program defeated No. 2/1 Maryland 5-4, No. 4/4 Ohio State 12-7 and No. 4/4 Duke in the ACC semifinals 7-6 and fell to No. 4/5 Denver 11-10, No. 3/4 Syracuse and No. 10/10 Duke in the regular season Irish Honors & Awards Bryan Costabile (Fr./M) ACC All-Tournament Team Shane Doss (Sr./GK) ACC All-Tournament Team 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Garrett Epple (Sr./D) 2017 Inside Lacrosse All-American (2nd Team) 2017 All-ACC selection Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) USILA Defensive Player of the Week (3/8) NCAA Player of the Week (3/8) Co-ACC Defensive Player of the Week (2/27 & 3/6) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Ryder Garnsey (So./A) 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Brendan Gleason (So./A) ACC All-Tournament Team John Sexton (Jr./LSM) 2017 Inside Lacrosse All-American (2nd Team) 2017 All-ACC selection ACC All-Tournament Team 2017 Tewaaraton Award nominee Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/27) Sergio Perkovic (So./M) 2017 Inside Lacrosse All-American (2nd Team) 2017 All-ACC selection 2017 Tewaaraton Award nominee Senior CLASS Award Finalist ACC Postgraduate Scholarship Recipient Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (3/27) Preseason All-ACC Team Drew Schantz (So./M) 2017 Inside Lacrosse All-American (HM) Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (2nd Team) Mikey Wynne (Jr./A) 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (4/24) Preseason All-ACC Team Page 6

7 NOTRE DAME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Individual (Single Game) Goals Name Goals Year Game 1. Brendan Gleason First Round vs. Marquette (W 15-9) Mikey Wynne First Round vs. Air Force (W 15-7) Sergio Perkovic Semifinal vs. Denver (L OT) Sergio Perkovic Final vs. Duke (L 9-11) Matt Kavanagh Semi final vs. Maryland (W 11-6) David Earl First Round at Princeton (W 8-5) Randy Colley First Round (W 12-10) 7. 9 with 4 Assists Name Assists Year Game 1. Brendan Collins First Round vs. Air Force (W 15-7) Jimmy Keenan First Round vs. Johns Hopkins (L 7-12) Will Sutton First Round (W 12-10) with 3 Points Name Points Year Game 1. Matt Kavanagh 7 (5G, 2A) 2014 Semifinal vs. Maryland (W 11-6) Tom Glatzel 7 (4G, 3A) 2000 First Round at Loyola (W 15-13) 3. Brendan Gleason 6 (5G, 1A) 2017 First Round vs. Marquette (W 15-9) Mikey Wynne 6 (5G, 1A) 2016 First Round vs. Air Force (W 15-7) Matt Kavanagh 6 (3G, 3A) 2013 Quarterfinal vs. Duke (L 11-12) Randy Colley 6 (3G, 3A) 1995 Quarterfinal vs. Maryland (L11-14) Randy Colley 6(5G, 1A) 1995 First Round (W 12-10) with 5 Saves Name Saves Year Game 1. Alex Cade First Round vs. Johns Hopkins (L 7-12) 2. Joey Kemp Quarterfinal vs. Syracuse (L 9-11) 3. Joey Kemp First Round (L 10-14) 4. Alex Cade First Round (W 12-10) Bold indicates active players Goals Scored First Round vs. Marquette (15-9) First Round vs. Air Force (W 15-7) First Round at Loyola (W 15-13) Quarterfinal vs. Albany (W OT) First Round vs. Harvard (W 13-5) First Round vs. Yale (W 13-7) First Round vs. Penn (W 13-6) Quarterfinal vs. Johns Hopkins (W 13-9) Assists First Round vs. Air Force (W 15-7) Quarterfinal vs. Duke (L 11-12) First Round vs. Penn (W 13-6) Semifinal vs. Maryland (W 11-6) First Round vs. Yale (W 13-7) Quarterfinal vs. Johns Hopkins (L 11-15) First Round at Loyola (W 15-13) Team (Single Game) Fewest Goals Allowed First Round vs. Harvard (W 13-5) Quarterfinal vs. Maryland (W 7-5) First Round at Princeton (W 8-5) Semifinal vs. Maryland (W 11-6) First Round vs. Penn (W 13-6) Final vs. Duke (L 5-6 OT) Margin Of Victory 8 (15-7) 2016 First Round vs. Air Force 8 (13-5) 2014 First Round vs. Harvard 7 (13-6) 2011 First Round vs. Penn 6 (15-9) 2017 First Round vs. Marquette 6 (13-7) 2012 First Round vs. Yale Page 7

8 Career Record: (.668), 31st Season Record at Notre Dame: (.684), 29th Season BIG EAST Coach of the Year: 2012 GWLL Coach of the Year: 1994, 1996, 2001, 2007, 2009 Head Coach Kevin Corrigan Head Coaching Ledger Year School W L Pct Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon Totals & 2014 NCAA Finalist 2001, 2012 & 2015 NCAA Semifinalist 7 Straight NCAA Quarterfinals 11 Straight NCAA Appearances 75 All-America Honorees 153 All-Conference Selections Year School W L Pct. Conference NCAA Tournament 1989 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1991 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1993 Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1994 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1995 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinalist 1996 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1997 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1998 Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st First Round 2000 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinalist 2001 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Semifinalist 2002 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL First Round 2007 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 2008 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st/Tourn. Champ Quarterfinalist 2009 Notre Dame GWLL/1st/Tourn. Champ First Round 2010 Notre Dame BE/T-4th Finalist 2011 Notre Dame BE/2nd Quarterfinalist 2012 Notre Dame BE/1st Semifinalist 2013 Notre Dame BE/3rd Quarterfinalist 2014 Notre Dame ACC/T-3rd/Tourn. Champ Finalist 2015 Notre Dame ACC/1st Semifinalist 2016 Notre Dame ACC/T-1st Quarterfinalist 2017 Notre Dame ACC/3rd 29-Year Totals regular-season titles 22 appearances 31-Year Career Totals tournament titles Most Seasons at One School in NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse Current Head Coach School Seasons Season Started 1. Bob Shillinglaw Delaware Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame All-Time Head Coach School Seasons Years 1. Roy Simmons, Sr. Syracuse Sid Jamieson Bucknell Bob Shillinglaw Delaware present Babe Kraus Hobart Tom Dent Dartmouth Glenn Thiel Penn State Bill Lawson Lafayette Carl Runk Towson Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame present Richie Moran Cornell F. Morris Touchstone Army Roy Simmons, Jr. Syracuse Howdy Myers Hofstra Randy Marks Villanova Randy Voigt Drexel George Finlayson Navy Dom Starsia Virginia Dave Urick Georgetown Dick Watts UMBC Dinty Moore Navy Kevin Corrigan vs. All Opponents Adelphi 1-1 Air Force 21-1 Albany 3-0 Army 6-2 Bellarmine 5-0 Brown 2-0 Bucknell 2-0 Butler 13-1 Canisius 4-0 Colgate 1-0 Cornell 1-5 Dartmouth 7-2 Delaware 2-0 Denison 3-1 Denver 14-8 Detroit 1-0 Drexel 4-1 Duke 8-9 Fairfield 4-3 Georgetown 8-8 Guilford 1-1 Hampden-Sydney 0-2 Hartford 2-0 Harvard 8-3 Hobart 6-1 Hofstra 7-8 Jacksonville 1-0 Johns Hopkins 1-4 Kenyon 2-0 Lake Forest 4-0 Lehigh 4-0 Loyola 6-13 Lynchburg College 2-0 Maryland 5-5 UMBC 3-1 Massachusetts 1-4 Marquette 6-0 Michigan 2-0 Michigan State 5-3 Mt. St. Mary s 2-3 New Hampshire 2-0 New Haven 1-1 North Carolina 8-9 Ohio State 27-4 Ohio Wesleyan 1-5 Pennsylvania 3-2 Penn State 15-6 Pfeiffer 1-0 Potsdam 0-1 Princeton 1-1 Providence 4-0 Quinnipiac 6-0 Radford 2-0 Roanoke 0-2 Robert Morris 1-0 Rutgers 6-2 St. Bonaventure 1-0 St. John s 4-2 St. Mary s (Md.) 1-1 San Diego State 1-0 Stony Brook 1-1 Syracuse 4-9 Towson 1-0 Vermont 1-0 Villanova 12-4 Virginia 6-4 Virginia Military Institute 1-1 Virginia Tech 2-0 William & Mary 0-2 Wooster 3-0 Yale Page 8

9 1 Austin Gaiss Junior North Andover, Massachusetts Phillips Academy 2 Stephen Chase Freshman Attack Tallahassee, Florida Maclay School 3 Nicholas Koshansky Senior Kings Park, New York St. Anthony s 4 Anthony Marini Senior Attack Medford, New Jersey St. Joseph s Prep Page TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Gls:...1, at Syracuse (4/2/16) Pts:...1, at Syracuse (4/2/16) GB:...2, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) GB:...2, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:...1, vs. Towson (5/9/15) Assts:...1, vs. Georgetown (2/20/16) Pts:... 1, 2x, MR vs. Georgetown (2/20/16) GB:...5, vs. Maryland (3/5/15) 2017 Team Captain Gls:...1, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Pts:...1, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) GB:... 2, (5/6/17) Gls:...1, 3x, MR vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Pts:...1, 3x, MR vs. Marquette (3/11/17) GB:... 2, (5/6/17) 2017 Team Captain

10 5 John Travisano FO FO Won:...10, vs. UNC (4/22/17) GB:...5, (4/8/17) FO Won:...10, vs. UNC (4/22/17) GB:...5, (4/8/17) 2016 ACC All-Academic Team recipient Junior /FO Ellicott City, Maryland Howard Faceoff Pct TOTAL Chris Carter Senior Defense San Diego, California Torrey Pines 7 Ben Pridemore Senior Baltimore, Maryland Boys Latin 8 Pat Healy Senior Defense Southborough, Massachusetts St. Sebastian s Page TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL GB:...1, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) GB:...1, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) GB:...1, vs. UNC (3/22/17) Gls:...1, 4x, MR vs.virginia (3/19/16) Assts:... 1, 2x, MR vs. Detroit (2/27/16) Pts:...1, 6x, MR vs. Virginia (3/19/16) GB:... 2, vs. Denver (5/23/15) GB:...4, (3/18/17) Gls:... 1, vs. North Carolina (4/18/15) Pts:... 1, vs. North Carolina (4/18/15) GB:...4, (3/18/17)

11 9 Brendan Gleason Sophomore Essex, Vermont Essex 10 Jack Kielty Freshman Defense Morristown, New Jersey Delbarton School 11 Carlson Milikin Graduate Student Richmond, Virginia Woodberry Forest School 12 Nicholas Stinn Sophomore San Francisco, California Ignatius College Prep Page TOTAL TOTAL Suffered season ending injury (knee) TOTAL Gls:...5, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:...1, 6x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Pts:...6, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) GB:...3, (3/18/17) Gls:...5, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:...1, 6x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Pts:...6, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) GB:...3, (3/18/17) 2017 ACC All-Tournament Team Gls:...1, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Pts:...1, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...4, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Gls:...1, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Pts:...1, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...4, vs. Michigan (2/26/17)

12 13 Michael Marchese Sophomore Goalie Haddonfield, New Jersey St. Joe s Prep 14 John Beare Sophomore Attack Dallas, Texas Phillips Academy 15 Jordan Walter Junior Cold Spring Harbor, New York Cold Spring Harbor 16 Sergio Perkovic Senior Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Brother Rice Page Min GA Saves SV% GB CT TOTAL TOTAL Upper Body Injury TOTAL Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...-- Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...-- Gls:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Assts:...2, 2x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) Pts:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) GB:...2, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) Gls:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Assts:...2, 5x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) Pts:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) GB:... 5, vs. Duke (4/24/15) 2017 Team Captain 2017 Tewaaraton Award Nominee Senior CLASS Award Candidate Honorary ACC Postgraduate Scholarship Recipient 2017 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) 2017 Preseason All-ACC Team 2015, 2016 First Team USILA All-American Three-Time All-ACC selection (2015, 2016, 2017) Three-time ACC All-Academic Team recipient Five-time ACC Offensive Player of the Week

13 17 Mitchell Olinger Sophomore Defense Alamo, California De La Salle 18 Brian Willetts Freshman Attack Saint James, New York Smithtown East 20 Drew Schantz Sophomore Allentown, Pennsylvania Malvern Prep TOTAL INJURY TOTAL Gls:...1, 4x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:...2, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Pts:...2, 2x, MR vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...1, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:...1, 4x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:...2, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Pts:...2, 2x, MR vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...1, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:... 2, (3/12/17) Assts:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Pts:...3, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...5, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:... 2, (3/12/17) Assts:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Pts:...3, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...5, vs. UNC (4/30/17) 2017 Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (2nd Team) 21 Kyle Hyland Freshman /FO Hinsdale, Illinois Hinsdale Central Page 13 FO FO Won:...3, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) FO Won:...3, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Faceoff Pct TOTAL

14 22 Patrick Hadley Junior LSM/Defense Hopkinton, New Hampshire Deerfield Academy 23 Timmy Phillips Sophomore Alexandria, Virginia Episcopal 24 Mikey Wynne Junior Attack Sykesville, Maryland St. Paul s 25 John Zullo Freshman Goalie Rockville Centre, New York Chaminade Page TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Min GA Saves SV% GB CT GB:...1, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...1, 2x, MR vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Gls:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Assts:... 1, (5/6/17) Pts:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Gls:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Assts:...2, vs. Bellarmine (2/24/16) Pts:...2, 2x, MR vs. Michigan (2/26/17) GB:...3, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) Gls:...5, vs. UNC (4/22/17) Assts:... 2, (3/12/17) Pts:...5, 2x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) GB:... 3, 4x, MR (5/6/17) Gls:... 6, 2x, MR vs. Detroit (2/27/16) Assts:... 2, 2x, MR (3/12/17) Pts:...7, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) GB:... 5, vs. Denver (5/23/15) 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List 2017 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) 2017 Preseason All-ACC Team ACC Offensive Player of the Week (4/24/17) Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...-- Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...--

15 26 Bryan Costabile Freshman Sykesville, Maryland Mount Saint Joseph TOTAL Gls:...3, (4/28/17) Assts:...1, 4x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Pts:...3, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) GB:...5, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Gls:...3, (4/28/17) Assts:...1, 4x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Pts:...3, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) GB:...5, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) 2017 ACC All-Tournament Team 27 Brooks Tyrrell Sophomore Marblehead, Massachusetts Marblehead TOTAL GB:...1, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) 28 Charles Trense III Sophomore LSM/Defense Atlanta, Georgia The Westminster Schools TOTAL Matthew Blommer Freshman Defense Radnor, Pennsylvania Episcopal Academy Page

16 30 Hugh Crance Sophomore LSM/Defense Newport Beach, California Corona del Mar TOTAL Assts:...1, vs. Syracuse (4/1/17) GB:... 4, 2x, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) CT:...1, 6x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:...1, vs. Georgetown (2/20/16) Assts:...1, vs. Syracuse (4/1/17) GB:...4, 2x, MR vs. Marquette (3/11/17) CT:...1, 8x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) 31 P.J. Finley Senior /Faceoff Berwyn, Pennsylvania Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville FO Faceoff Pct TOTAL Assts:...1, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) FO Won:...14, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) GB:...5, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Gls:... 2, vs. Denver (3/13/16) Assts:...1, 2x, MR vs. Marquette (3/11/17) FO Won:... 16, 3x, MR vs. Georgetown (2/20/16) GB:...7, vs. Marquette (4/7/15) 32 Jacob Kanak Freshman Defense Marshall, Wisconsin Culver Military Academy 33 Pierre Byrne Junior South Bend, Indiana Culver Military Academy TOTAL Gls:...2, vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Assts:...2, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Pts:...2, 3x, MR (3/18/17) GB:...2, vs. Maryland (3/4/17) Gls:...2, 2x, MR vs. Michigan (2/26/17) Assts:...2, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Pts:...2, 4x, MR (3/18/17) GB:...2, vs. Maryland (3/4/17) Page 16

17 34 Michael Farnish Freshman Defense Villanova, Pennsylvania Radnor 35 Auden Menke Freshman Sandy, Utah New Hampton School 36 Alex Hurdle Junior Defense Cockeysville, Maryland McDonough TOTAL Keaton Komatz Freshman Littleton, Colorado Heritage Page TOTAL

18 38 Peter Gayhardt Freshman Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania St. Joseph s Prep 39 Eric Restic Freshman LSM Lake Oswego, Oregon Jesuit TOTAL TOTAL GB:...1, vs. Maryland (3/4/17) GB:...1, vs. Maryland (3/4/17) GB:...1, 3x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) GB:...1, 3x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) 41 Shane Doss Senior Goalie Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge 42 William Young Junior Defense New York, New York Phillips Academy (Mass.) Page Min GA Saves SV% GB CT 60: : : : : : : : : : : : : : Goalie GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : : TOTAL : TOTAL Saves:...14, (3/18/17) Fewest GA (full game)... 4, vs. vs. Maryland (3/4/17) Shots Faced:...26, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Minutes:... 62:34, (3/18/17) Saves:... 17, (4/4/15) Fewest GA (full game)...4, 2x, MR vs. vs. Maryland (3/4/17) Shots Faced:...28, vs. North Carolina (4/23/16) Minutes:... 65:06, vs. Syracuse (3/28/15) 2017 ACC All-Tournament Team 2017 Team Captain 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List 2017 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) 2017 Preseason All-ACC Team 2016 Third Team USILA All-American 2016 All-ACC selection GB:... 1, 5x, MR vs. Army (5/8/16)

19 44 Bobby Gray Graduate Student San Rafael, California St. Ignatius College Prep/ Deerfield Academy 45 Kyle Borbi Junior Medford, New Jersey Shawnee 46 John Sexton Junior LSM/Defense Sudbury, Massachusetts Lincoln-Sudbury TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Gls:...1, 5x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) Assts:...1, 3x, MR vs. Syracuse (4/1/17) Pts:...1, 7x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) GB:...3, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:...1, 11x, MR vs. UNC (4/22/17) Assts:... 1, 2x, MR (3/12/17) Pts:...1, 11x, MR vs. Syracuse (4/1/17) GB:...3, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Gls:... 1, 3x, MR vs. Duke (4/8/17) Assts:... 1, vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) Pts:... 2, vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) GB:... 5, 3x, MR (5/6/17) Gls:... 1, 6x, MR vs. Duke (4/8/17) Assts:... 1, 2x, MR vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) Pts:... 2, vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) GB:...7, vs. Marquette (4/13/16) 2017 ACC All-Tournament Team 2017 Tewaaraton Award Nominee 2017 Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) 2017 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/25) 2016 Second Team USILA All-American Two-time All-ACC selection (2016, 2017) Two-time ACC All-Academic Team recipient (2016, 2015) 47 Charles Leonard Freshman LSM Highlands Ranch, Colorado Arapahoe Page 19 FO TOTAL GB:... 1, (5/6/17) GB:... 1, (5/6/17)

20 48 Michael Langdon Sophomore Defense Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Cranbrook Kingswood 49 Thomas McNamara Freshman Villanova, Pennsylvania The Haverford School 50 Ryder Garnsey Sophomore Attack Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Phillips Acad./Brewster Acad. 51 Brendan Collins Junior Bethesda, Maryland Georgetown Prep Page Lower Body Injury TOTAL TOTAL Gls:...6, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Assts:... 4, (3/12/17) Pts:...8, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) GB:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) Gls:...6, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) Assts:... 4, (3/12/17) Pts:...8, vs. Georgetown (2/18/17) GB:...6, vs. Marquette (3/11/17) 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List 2017 Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) 2017 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) 2017 Preseason All-ACC Team 2016 ACC Freshman of the Year Gls:...4, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:... 2, 3x, MR (4/28/17) Pts:...4, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) GB:... 1, 3x, MR (4/28/17) Gls:...4, vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Assts:... 4, vs. Air Force (5/14/16) Pts:... 5, vs. Air Force (5/14/16) GB:...3, vs. Towson (5/9/15)

21 52 Garrett Epple Senior Defenseman Cockeysville, Maryland Calvert Hall College H.S TOTAL Assts:...1, (3/25/17) CT:...4, vs. Maryland (3/4/17) GB:...7, vs. UNC (4/22/17) Assts:...1, 2x, MR (3/25/17) CT:... 4, 2x, MR vs. vs. Maryland (3/4/17) GB:...8, vs. Towson (5/9/15) 2017 Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American (1st Team) 2017 All-ACC selection 2017 Preseason All-ACC Team USILA Defensive Player of the Week (3/8) NCAA Player of the Week (3/8) Co-ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/6) Co-ACC Defensive Player of the Week (2/27) 53 Tyler Ruhl Junior Attack Baltimore, Maryland Gilman TOTAL GB:...1, vs. Albany (5/16/16) 54 Owen Molloy Junior Goalie Basking Ridge, New Jersey Ridge 55 Robert Collins Senior Mahwah, New Jersey Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall Page Min GA Saves SV% GB CT 6: : Goalie GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL 4 43: TOTAL Saves:...2, (3/8/17) Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...23:46, (3/8/17) Saves:... 4, vs. Detroit (2/27/16) Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB:...-- Minutes:...23:46, (3/8/17) Gls:...1, vs. UNC (4/30/17) Assts:... 1, vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) Pts:...1, 2x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) GB:...1, 6x, MR vs. Marquette (5/14/17) Gls:...1, 2x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) Assts:... 1, vs. Ohio State (3/25/17) Pts:...1, 3x, MR vs. UNC (4/30/17) GB:...2, vs. Georgetown (2/14/15)

22 Kevin Corrigan Gerry Byrne Matt Karweck Kevin Anderson Head Coach 29th Season at Notre Dame Virginia ( 82) Assistant Coach 11th Season at Notre Dame UMass-Amherst ( 86) Assistant Coach 5th Season at Notre Dame Notre Dame ( 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach 21st Season at Notre Dame (Loyola-Md. 93) Jonathan Rodak Director of Operations Mandy Merritt Athletic Trainer Kevin Enchelmeyer Strength & Conditioning Coach Page 22