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1 DUKE MEN S LACROSSE 18 GAME NOTES CONTACT INFORMATION Meredith Rieder Associate Sports Information Director meredith.rieder@duke.edu (P) (C) DUKE (16-3, 3-1 ACC) FEBRUARY DUKE BLUE DEVILS vs. YALE BULLDOGS MONDAY, MAY 28 1 P.M. ESPN2 GILLETTE STADIUM FOXBOROUGH, MASS. Feb. 3 1 PM W, 18-4 Feb. 8 7 PM W, 18-6 Feb PM W, 19-8 DUKE BLUE DEVILS 2018 record (ACC) 16-3 (3-1) USILA/IL 3/3 Last Game W, 13-8 vs. Maryland, 5/26/18 YALE BULLDOGS 2018 record (Ivy League) 16-3 (7-0) USILA/IL 5/4 Last Game W, vs. Albany, 5/26/18 Record vs. Yale Duke leads Last Matchup W, 14-6, 3/8/09 Record vs. Duke Last Matchup L, 6-14, 3/8/09 Feb PM W, Feb PM L, 9-10 MARCH Head Coach John Danowski Career Record/Season /36th season Duke Record/Season /12th season vs. Yale 3-4 vs. Yale at Duke 1-0 Head Coach Andy Shay Career Record/Season /15th season Yale Record/Season same vs. Duke 0-1 vs. Duke at Yale same March 3 1 PM W, 14-4 March 18 1 PM W, 9-3 March 10 3 PM W, 13-9 March 24 1:30 PM L, APRIL March PM W, 10-8 March 30 5 PM W, SETTING THE SCENE Duke advanced to its sixth NCAA title game with a 13-8 win over Maryland in the semifinal. The Blue Devils are 3-2 overall in NCAA championship games and 3-1 under John Danowski. Yale defeated No. 2 seed Albany to advance to its first NCAA Championship game. THE SERIES HISTORY Duke and Yale are meeting for the 17th time and for the first time since The Blue Devils are against the Bulldogs with the most recent win being a 14-6 victory in Durham in It is the first NCAA Tournament meeting between the two programs. BY THE NUMBERS 8 Goals for rookie Nakeie Montgomery in his three NCAA Tournament games after registering just six in the previous 15 games 399 Wins for head coach John Danowski, one shy of becoming the first Division I head coach to reach the 400-win mark 6 Points needed for Justin Guterding to break Matt Danowski s school career scoring mark of Percent of Duke s semifinal total points (7-of-21) that came from rookies Joe Robertson and Nakeie Montgomery MAY April 7 4 PM W, 8-2 April 27 6 PM L, ACC Semifinal May 6 12 PM W, 13-9 APRIL 14 1 PM W, May 12 2:15 PM W, NCAA 1st Round APRIL 20 7 PM W, 17-5 May 20 2:30 PM W, 14-9 NCAA Quarterfinal TALE OF THE TAPE Category Duke Yale Shots/Game Goals/Game Assists/Game Points/Game Shot % GAA GBs/Game EMO (.486) (.453) Man Down (.697) (.656) Clears (.893) (.869) Faceoff % (.510) (.606) JUSTIN Guterding 348 CAREER POINTS 2ND IN DUKE HISTORY 5.33 Duke s average margin of victory in its three NCAA Tournament wins 4.67 Yale s average margin of victory in the 2018 NCAA Tournament after beating Albany by nine 110 Points for Guterding in 2018, tied for 10th in NCAA history 111 Points for Yale s Ben Reeves in 2018, tied for eighth in NCAA history Duke s goals per game average in the NCAA Tournament Yale s goals per game average in its NCAA Tournament run BRAD Smith 116 CAREER POINTS DUKE S 45TH 100-POINT SCORER May 26 2:30 PM W, 13-8 NCAA Semifinal May 28 1 PM Foxborough, Mass. ESPN2 NCAA Championship DANNY Fowler 617 CAREER SAVES 3RD AMONG ACTIVE PLAYERS

2 YALE SERIES HISTORY Overall: Duke leads Under John Danowski: Duke leads 1-0 In NCAA Tournament: First Meeting In Overtime: Duke leads Year Location Result 1947 New Haven, Conn. L, New Haven, Conn. W, New Haven, Conn. T, 8-8 (OT) 1955 New Haven, Conn. L, New Haven, Conn. L, /18/1968 Durham, N.C. L, /12/1977 Durham, N.C. W, 9-8 3/10/1981 Durham, N.C. L, /09/1982 New Haven, Conn. W, /08/1983 Chapel Hill, N.C. L, /13/1984 Durham, N.C. W, (OT) 3/12/1985 Durham, N.C. L, /11/1986 Durham, N.C. W, /8/2001 Durham, N.C. W, /7/2002 New Haven, Conn. W, /8/2009 Durham, N.C. W, 14-6 DUKE RETURNS TO TITLE GAME With the 13-8 win over Maryland, Duke returns to the NCAA title game for the first time since winning the crown in It is the sixth trip to the championship game in program history and fifth under head coach John Danowski. This is first trip to championship weekend for the Duke seniors, as the Blue Devils are the lone program to have every one of its senior classes advance to a national semifinal since Maryland, Johns Hopkins and Syracuse were all close, but all suffered droughts of more than four years at one point. DUKE, DANOWSKI AIMING FOR NCAA TITLE 4 Duke, the winner of the 2010, 2013 and 2014 NCAA crowns, is one of eight programs to own multiple NCAA titles as it goes for No. 4 this weekend. Maryland also has three. Syracuse leads the way with 10. Head coach John Danowski is one of four active coaches to own multiple NCAA titles. He is third among the group with three, while Bill Tierney of Denver leads the way with 7. Team Championships Active Coaches Syracuse 10 Bill Tierney 8 Johns Hopkins 9 John Desko 5 Princeton 6 John Danowski 3 North Carolina 5 Dave Pietramala 2 Virginia 5 Cornell 3 Duke 3 Maryland 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES Duke earned its 22nd appearance in the NCAA Tournament and 12th straight with a 13-3 overall record. The Blue Devils are one of four schools to have an active streak of 10 consecutive appearances. The Blue Devils are all-time in the NCAA Tournament. The 36 wins are fifth among Division I teams. Duke is 3-2 in title games overall and 3-1 under John Danowski. Duke is seeded fourth for the second time program history. The Blue Devils also were seeded fourth in 1999, losing to Georgetown in the opening round. Duke is 3-0 in overtime NCAA Tournament games and 2-0 under John Danowski. Duke has won 30 of its past 39 NCAA playoff games. Three of the losses came against Johns Hopkins in the 2005 and 2007 title games and the 2008 semifinals and two against Ohio State. Overall, the Blue Devils are 31-9 in NCAA action when scoring at least 10 goals and 1-9 when held to single digits. Duke is one of nine schools with more tournament wins than postseason appearances (Cornell, Denver, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, North Carolina, Princeton, Syracuse & Virginia). Duke s 20 NCAA Tournament wins since 2010 are second behind Maryland s 22. DUKE IN NCAA TITLE GAMES Duke is 3-2 in NCAA title games in program history, winning the crown in 2010, 2013 and Date Opponent Result 5/30/05 Johns Hopkins L, 8-9 5/28/07 Johns Hopkins L, /31/10 Notre Dame W, 6-5 (OT) 5/27/13 Syracuse W, /26/14 Notre Dame W, 11-9 BLUE DEVIL PROBABLE LINEUP Pos. No. Name Cl. G-A-P Other Notes A 8 Joe Robertson Fr GBs Third on the team in scoring; 3 goals & 1 assist vs. Maryland A 14 Justin Guterding Sr shot% 348 career points, NCAA record 210 career goals A 31 Joey Manown So GB Has at least one point in 12 games in 2018 M 15 Nakeie Montgomery Fr GB Has eight goals in three NCAA Tournament games M 27 Brad Smith Jr GBs Has 10 more points in 2018 than previous two years combined M 66 Peter Conley 5Sr UP Ended four-game streak without a goal in NCAA semifinal D 2 JT Giles-Harris So GBs, 22 CT Limited Maryland s Connor Kelly to 1 goal on 10 shots D 7 Cade Van Raaphorst Jr GB, 21 CT All-ACC, Inside Lacrosse All-America 2nd Team D 49 Kevin McDonough 5Sr GB, 13 CT Transferred to Duke for 5th year after graduating from Penn G 3 Danny Fowler R-Sr GAA.542 SV% First Duke goaltender to earn All-ACC honors twice LSM 77 Peter Welch Sr GB, 22 CT Crucial LSM on the faceoff wing LSM 19 Greg Pelton Sr GB, 12 CT A key member to faceoff wing and defense 2M 4 Mitch Russell Sr GB Had three assists in loss to Syracuse 2M 9 Sean Lowrie Jr UP Career-high four goals versus Boston University 2M 12 Kevin Quigley So GB Ended a five-game scoreless streak in NCAA semifinal 2M 42 Reilly Walsh So GB Has nine of his 19 points in the past five games 3M 20 David Gill Sr GB Scored career-high two goals versus Villanova 2M 24 Jake Seau Sr GB Is expected to return for a fifth year in M 30 Matthew Giampetroni Sr GB Also has played on man up SSDM 11 Terry Lindsay So GB, 7 CT Has played in every game during his career SSDM 13 Sean Cerrone Sr GB, 12 CT Can play both ways for the Blue Devils SSDM 6 John Prendergast Jr GB, 8 CT Returned to d-middie after running on 2nd midfield in 2017 SSDM 55 Blake Leischow So. - 5 GB, 2 CT Plays faceoff wing and defensive midfield DN 21 Jack Harrington Sr. - 4 GB Team captain, crucial member of nation s No. 13 man-down unit FO 91 Jack Fowler Jr. - 3 GB Played in 11 games this season G 29 Turner Uppgren R-Fr GAA.414 SV% Split time with Fowler in first four games DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

3 DUKE IN TOP FIVE MATCHUPS When Duke and Yale meet Monday, it will be the 29th top five meeting for the Blue Devils since Duke is when both teams are ranked among the top five and 8-5 when ranked higher. Date Duke Opp Opponent Result March 20, Cornell L, 6-7 April 14, Virginia W, 7-6 (OT) April 29, Virginia W, 12-9 May 26, Cornell W, May 28, Johns Hopkins L, March 1, Maryland W, 15-7 March 15, North Carolina W, 19-9 April 12, Virginia W, 19-9 April 27, Virginia W, 11-9 May 24, Johns Hopkins L, 9-10 May 23, Syracuse L, 7-17 April 17, Virginia W, 13-9 April 23, Virginia L, May 29, Virginia W, April 3, Syracuse L, April 26, North Carolina L, February 15, Denver W, March 1, Maryland L, 6-10 March 9, Loyola L, 7-14 April 25, Syracuse L, May 24, Denver W, May 26, Notre Dame W, 11-9 February 14, Denver L, March 22, Syracuse L, 7-19 February 20, Denver L, February 16, Denver W, May 20, Johns Hopkins W, 14-9 May 26, Maryland W, 13-8 GUTERDING TEWAARATON AWARD FINALIST Justin Guterding was named one of five finalists for the 2018 Tewaaraton Award as announced by the Tewaaraton Award Foundation. Guterding is one of eight Blue Devils to earn the distinction and one of six under head coach John Danowski. Duke Tewaaraton Award Finalists Years Kevin Cassese 2002, 2003 Matt Danowski 2005, 2007, 2008 Zack Greer 2008 (Duke), 2009 (Bryant) Ned Crotty 2009, 2010 CJ Costabile 2012 Jordan Wolf 2014 Myles Jones 2015, 2016 Justin Guterding 2018 DANOWSKI IN NCAA TOURNAMENT Head coach John Danowski has made 20 appearances in the NCAA Tournament as a head coach. He is overall, going 4-8 in eight appearances at Hofstra and 27-8 in his 12 years at Duke. Danowski s 31 wins and three NCAA titles are third among active coaches Coach, Schools W L Ch Bill Tierney, Princeton/Denver John Desko, Syracuse John Danowski, Hofstra/Duke Dave Pietramala, Cornell/Hopkins LAST TIME OUT Duke raced out to a 6-0 lead and held off a run from Maryland for the 13-8 victory over the top-seeded Terps. The Blue Devils outscored Maryland 3-1 in the fourth quarter. Justin Guterding finished with six points from three goals and three assists, while Joe Robertson had four points and Nakeie Montgomery three goals. Danny Fowler made 12 saves on 20 shots on goal. LOOKING AT DUKE Duke heads into the NCAA title game with a 16-3 overall record after beating No. 1 Maryland. It is the seventh time since 2005 the Blue Devils have reached the 16-win mark. Senior attackman Justin Guterding added six more points in the semifinal to push his season total to 110. He leads the country in goals with 64 and is second in points at a Duke single-season record. Rookie Joe Robertson complements him on attack with 58 points. In the midfield, junior Brad Smith has a career-best 63 points and graduate student Peter Conley has chipped in 36. Defensively, Duke is holding opponents to 8.42 goals per game. Cade Van Raaphorst and JT Giles- Harris anchor the close defense with 21 and 22 caused turnovers, respectively. In goal, Danny Fowler sports a 8.38 goals against average and a.542 save percentage. Brian Smyth is the top faceoff man, having won 142-of-275 (.516) draws. He has 76 ground balls. SCOUTING YALE Yale is 16-3 as well after cruising past No. 2 Albany in the semifinal, The Bulldogs are playing in their first NCAA title game. Featuring the nation s second-ranked offense at goals per game, Yale is led by Tewaaraton Award finalist Ben Reeves. The senior has 111 points from 60 goals and 51 assists. Jackson Morrill has 71 points (40g, 31a) and Jack Tigh has 46 points. On the defensive side of the ball, the Bulldogs are allowing 8.68 goals per game. Christopher Keating anchors the defensive efforts with 24 caused turnovers and 54 ground balls. In goal, Jack Starr owns an 8.28 goals against average and a.479 save percentage. He is averaging 7.44 saves per game. Conor Mackie has taken all but 49 faceoffs for the Bulldogs this season, winning 276-of-436 (.633) draws to rank seventh nationally. He also has 183 ground balls to rank eighth in NCAA single season history. IN COMMON Duke and Yale share three common opponents. The Blue Devils went 2-1, while the Bulldogs were 3-1 and played Penn twice. Opponent Duke Yale Villanova W, 13-8 L, 9-10 Penn L, 9-10 W, 12-6, W, 21-6 Loyola W, 13-9 W, 8-5 DUKE S RECORD WHEN 2018 STREAK At Home 9-1 W4 Away 5-1 W5 Neutral 2-1 W2 Artificial Turf 6-1 W6 Natural Grass 10-2 W2 Daytime 12-2 W6 Evening 4-1 L1 Overtime - - Weekday 4-1 L1 Weekend (Sat/Sun) 12-2 W6 Against top teams 2-2 W1 Against top teams 0-1 L1 Against top-1-10 teams 6-0 W6 Against unranked teams 8-0 W8 Leading after one quarter 10-0 W10 Trailing after one quarter 4-2 L1 Tied after one quarter 2-1 W2 Leading at halftime 14-1 W11 Trailing at halftime 0-1 L1 Tied at halftime 2-1 W1 Leading after 3 quarters 14-2 W7 Trailing after 3 quarters 2-1 L1 Tied after 3 quarters - - Scoring first 10-1 W6 Opponent scores first 6-2 W1 Scoring 10+ goals 14-2 W4 Scoring fewer than 10 goals 2-1 W2 Allowing 10+ goals 4-3 W1 Allowing fewer than 10 goals 12-0 W12 More ground balls 14-1 W6 Fewer ground balls 1-2 W1 Ground balls equal 1-0 W1 Winning more faceoffs 7-2 W2 Opp. wins more faceoffs 9-1 W6 Faceoffs equal - - Scored one man-up goal 9-0 W9 Allowed one man-up goal 3-2 W1 Scored 2+ man-up goals 3-1 W1 Allowed 2+ man-up goals 5-0 W5 Had more penalty minutes 12-0 W12 Had fewer penalty minutes 3-2 L1 Penalty minutes were equal 1-1 W DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 3

4 BLUE DEVILS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT Duke is 4-3 in NCAA Tournament play since 2015 with all three losses coming by a score. Justin Guterding is the top scorer with 33 points from 18 goals and 15 assists. Joey Manown has 11 points in five games and Brad Smith 13 in six. Defensively, Duke is allowing goals per game in the NCAA Tournament since Player GP G A P GB CT FO Justin Guterding John Prendergast Cade Van Raaphorst Greg Pelton Brad Smith Matthew Giampetroni Peter Welch Joey Manown Kevin Quigley Reilly Walsh JT Giles-Harris Connor Alexander Mitch Russell Terry Lindsay Sean Cerrone David Gill Jack Harrington Brian Smyth Sean Lowrie Blake Leischow Ryan Hastings Joe Robertson Nakeie Montgomery Peter Conley Kevin McDonough Jake Seau Joe Stein Jack Fowler Goaltender Min GA Svs GBs GAA SV% Danny Fowler 401: Turner Uppgren 9: DUKE IN RECENT FOURTH QUARTERS In each of Duke s three losses this season, the Blue Devils held the lead in the fourth quarter before eventually losing. Duke has won the fourth quarter in each of its three NCAA Tournament games and is outscoring its foes, The Blue Devils have taken a lead into each of the fourth quarters in the NCAA Tournament and have never trailed. Duke was tied for 52 seconds against Villanova. GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Duke Opponents DUKE A FORCE ON BOTH ENDS Duke has proven it features one of the most complete teams the lone program to have its offense and defense ranked among the top 10. Scoring Offense Leaders 1. Albany Yale Duke Princeton Cornell Loyola Virginia Penn State Colgate Scoring Defense Leaders 9. Duke 8.42 A WIN OVER YALE WOULD Be head coach John Danowski s 400th career win and fourth NCAA title Be the program s 570th overall victory and 36th in NCAA Tournament history Make Duke in the month of May BLUE DEVILS ON TARGET Overall, Duke s offense is quite efficient, scoring on 37 percent of its shots attempted. The Blue Devils rank second in the nation in shot percentage (.373). Overall, Duke has 261 goals on 699 shots. Opponent Goals Shots Pct. Air Force High Point Jacksonville Denver Penn Richmond Loyola Towson Cleveland State Syracuse North Carolina Notre Dame Virginia Marquette Notre Dame Boston University Villanova Johns Hopkins Maryland MOST WINS SINCE 2005 Duke has unparalleled success since 2005, winning more games and posting a higher winning percentage than any other team in Division I lacrosse in that span. The Blue Devils are (.775) and have a 27-game lead on Maryland s 175 victories. NCAA MOST WINS SINCE Duke Maryland Denver Syracuse Virginia CASCADE/INSIDE LACROSSE (MAY 7) Rank Team Record Votes (First) 1. Maryland (6) 2. Albany (9) 3. Duke (2) 4. Yale (6) 5. Johns Hopkins (4) 6. Loyola (1) 7. Cornell Notre Dame Denver Virginia Syracuse Georgetown Rutgers UMass Ohio State Bucknell Villanova Robert Morris Navy Penn State USILA COACHES POLL (MAY 7) Rank Team Points (1st) Record Prv 1. Maryland 273 (9) Johns Hopkins 253 (1) Duke 243 (3) Albany 242 (1) Yale Loyola Notre Dame Cornell Virginia Denver Syracuse Georgetown Rutgers Bucknell UMASS Ohio State Villanova Robert Morris N/R 19. Navy Penn State NIKE/LACROSSE MAGAZINE (MAY 7) Rank Team Record Prv. 1. Duke Yale Albany Maryland Johns Hopkins Loyola Cornell Notre Dame Denver Virginia Georgetown Syracuse Ohio State Rutgers Navy UMass Bucknell Villanova Robert Morris 12-4 NR 20. Penn State DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

5 DUKE IN THE MONTH OF MAY Duke is (.534) all-time in the month of May. Since 2007, Duke is 37-9 (.800). The Blue Devils won 11 straight games in May from , before losing in the NCAA first round in AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS Since 2006, Duke is (.669) versus ranked opponents and 7-3 this season. No. 17 Air Force W, 18-4 No. 4 Denver W, No. 18 Penn L, 9-10 No. 6 Loyola W, 13-9 No. 13 Syracuse L, No. 10 Notre Dame W, 8-2 No. 10 Virginia W, No. 16 Notre Dame L, No. 17 Villanova W, No. 2 Johns Hopkins W, 14-9 No. 1 Maryland W, 13-8 No. 5 Yale REACHING THE PERFECT 10 Since 2007, Duke is when scoring at least 10 goals in a game. The Blue Devils are when being held to fewer than 10 scores. Duke is when allowing 10 goals in a contest and when holding opponents under 10 goals. DUKE IN ONE GOAL GAMES Duke is in games decided by one goal in program history. Duke is in one-goal contests since 2007 and 5-7 in one-goal NCAA Tournament games all time. OPPONENT SCORING DROUGHTS The Blue Devils defense has been quite stingy at times this season, holding 13 of its 18 foes this year to scoring droughts of 15-plus minutes. In the NCAA quarterfinal, Duke held Johns Hopkins scoreless for 17:47, spanning the second and third quarters. Opponent Quarter Drought Air Force :17 Air Force :20 High Point :21 High Point :42 High Point :56 Jacksonville :55 Jacksonville :32 Denver :11 Richmond :50 Richmond :30 Loyola :31 Towson :07 Cleveland State :05 Syracuse :42 Notre Dame :11 Notre Dame :48 Marquette :31 Boston University :22 Johns Hopkins :47 Maryland :24 Maryland :24 DANOWSKI SITS ATOP WINS LIST Head coach John Danowski etched his name at the top of the Division I men s lacrosse wins list in 2017, beating Jacksonville for his 376th career victory. Dom Starsia held the previous record of 375. Danowski is third among active coaches across all three divisions and would be the first Division I head coach to reach 400 wins if Duke can win a national title. The Blue Devils leader has 180 wins at Duke, 192 at Hofstra and 27 in his first stop at LIU Post. Coach, School W L 1. Jim Berkman, Salisbury Hank Janczyk, Gettysburg John Danowski, Duke Bill Tierney, Denver DANOWSKI IN CENTURY CLUB TIMES TWO Danowski owns a record at Duke, making him one of five coaches in Division I men s lacrosse to win 100-plus games with two programs. He captured 192 wins at Hofstra prior to coming to Durham. Denver s Bill Tierney joined the club in CAREER WINS AT 2 SCHOOLS Coach First Second Dom Starsia 101-Brown 274-UVA Dave Urick 122-Hobart 223-G Town John Danowski * 192-Hofstra 179-Duke Jack Emmer 108-W&L 186-Army Bill Tierney * 238-Princeton 121-Denver * active coach DUKE S DEPTH AT MIDFIELD The Blue Devils have the luxury of depth at the midfield position. Duke has played at least seven midfielders in all 19 games and is one of five programs to have a midfield unit with at least 150 points on the season. Duke s top six midfield scorers are Brad Smith, Peter Conley, Sean Lowrie, Reilly Walsh, Nakeie Montgomery and Kevin Quigley. MONTGOMERY BREAKTHROUGH Rookie Nakeie Montgomery has come on strong in the NCAA Tournament, scoring eight goals. Joining the first midfield in the first round game against Villanova, Montgomery registered his first career hat trick. A week later, the Dallas native scored two goals in 60 seconds to break open Duke s one-goal lead in the fourth quarter. He tacked on another hat trick in the first half of the semifinal win over No. 1 Maryland. Prior to the NCAA Tournament, Montgomery had just six goals and two assists in 15 games. He earned a start on the first midfield for one game during the regular season. DUKE SCORING BY QUARTERS Air Force Duke High Point Duke Jacksonville Duke Denver Duke Duke Penn Richmond Duke Duke Loyola Duke Towson Duke Cleveland State Syracuse Duke North Carolina Duke Duke Notre Dame Duke Virginia Marquette Duke Notre Dame Duke Boston U Duke Villanova Duke Johns Hopkins Duke Duke Maryland DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 5

6 CONLEY, SMITH A SPECIAL DUO Graduate student Peter Conley and junior Brad Smith make quite the dynamic duo as two thirds of Duke s first midfield. They are two of 21 midfielders to have at least 20 goals. Duke, Albany, Rutgers, Delaware and Vermont all have two players represented. Deemer Class holds the Duke single-season goals record for a midfielder with 50 in 2016 a feat only five other midfielders in NCAA history have reached. Midfielders with 20 Goals Max Tuttle, Sacred Heart 46 Connor Kelly, Maryland 45 Sean O Brien, Bucknell 42 Jakob Patterson, Albany 41 Dox Aitken, Virginia 41 Brent Noseworthy, Michigan 41 Jay Drapeau, Loyola 41 Jordan Dowiak, Cornell 40 Ian MacKay, Vermont 39 Griffin Brown, Colgate 34 Austin Sims, Princeton 32 Christian Mazzone, Rutgers 29 Brad Smith, Duke 29 Kyle McClancy, Albany 29 Peter Conley, Duke 26 Kevin Hill, Penn State 25 Dean DiSimone, Delaware 24 Rob Hudson, Vermont 21 Casey Rose, Rutgers 21 John Maclean, Boston 20 Bryce Reid, Delaware 20 DANNY FOWLER SAVING BEST FOR LAST Two-time All-ACC goaltender Danny Fowler is having his best year between the pipes. He leads the ACC and is in the top 16 nationally in both goals against average (8.40) and save percentage (.538). His 8.61 saves per game are third in the ACC as Duke is allowing just 32 shots per game. Danny Fowler Career Comparison Year GAA SV% FOWLER SECOND ON SAVES CHART Fifth-year senior goalkeeper Danny Fowler ranks second on the Duke career saves chart with 617. Duke s full-time starter for the past three seasons, Fowler passed Matt Breslin (579) and Chuck Sherwood (583) with the 10 stops. Joe Kirmser holds the record at 847. Averaging 8.61 saves per game this season, Fowler needs one more game to become the second goaltender in Duke history to record 600 career stops. Overall for his career, Fowler has started 64 of the 71 games he has played and averages 8.52 saves per game. GUTERDING VS. REEVES Justin Guterding and Been Reeves both can score and facilitate scoring with the best. They are the lone players in Division I to rank in the top 10 in both goals and assists per game. Goals Per Game 1. Justin Guterding, Duke Ben Reeves, Yale 3.21 Assists Per Game 9. Ben Reeves, Yale Justin Guterding, Duke 2.42 GUTERDING IN THE RECORD BOOKS Justin Guterding became the third Blue Devil and 13th Division I player to amass 300 career points. He currently ranks second at Duke and fifth in NCAA history in career points with 348. He is six points shy of breaking Matt Danowski s Duke record of 353, which also would put Guterding in the top five in NCAA history. Justin Guterding in NCAA Records Book Category Total Rank Points Goals GUTERDING GOAL SCORING STREAK Justin Guterding, with three goals versus Johns Hopkins, extended his nation s best goal streak to 45 games. His streak dates back to March 22, 2016, when Air Force held him to only one assist. He one of five Division I players to have a goal in at least 20 straight games. Rk. Player, School, Pos. Class Goals Streak 1. Justin Guterding, Duke, A, Sr Ben Reeves, Yale, A, Sr GUTERDING S ASSIST GAME STILL THRIVING Guterding averaged 2.56 assists per game in 2017, more than a one assist per game improvement of his 1.4 in His pace has stayed steady from last year, averaging 2.42 assists per game in His 46 in in 2017 and 2018 are fifth. Only Matt Danowski and Ned Crotty have more assists in a season at Duke than Guterding. Guterding has 138 career helpers to rank third on the career charts. Danowski and Crotty sit atop the list with 183 and 147, respectively. MORE GUTERDING NUMBERS With nine points at Virginia, Guterding became the first Blue Devil to record at least 70 points in each of his four seasons. He amassed 70, 71 and 97 in the first three seasons and has 110 this year. He also is the fastest Blue Devil to 100 and 300 career points and is tied as the fastest player to 200 points. WHERE DUKE RANKS IN 2018 Team Category ACC NCAA Assists Per Game (7.58) 2 7 CTs Per Game (7.68) 3 19 Clearing Percentage (.893) 2 15 Faceoff Win % (.510) 3 27 GBs Per Game (31.32) 2 10 Man-Down Defense (.697) 2 21 Man-Up Offense (.486) 1 7 Points Per Game (21.32) 1 5 Saves Per Game (9.58) 3 51 Scoring Defense (8.42) 1 9 Scoring Margin (5.32) 1 2 Scoring Offense (13.74) 1 3 Shot % (.373) 1 2 TOs Per Game (11.21) 2 11 Win Percentage (.842) 1 1 WHERE DUKE PLAYERS RANK Individual ACC NCAA Justin Guterding Assists Per Game (2.42) 1 10 Goals Per Game (3.37) 1 1 Points Per Game (5.79) 1 3 Shot Percentage (.500) 2 11 Man Up Goals (4) 5 66 Joe Robertson Goals Per Game (2.42) 3 28 Points Per Game (3.05) 5 66 Shot Percentage (.434) 5 30 Brad Smith Assists Per Game (1.84) 5 23 Points Per Game (3.32) 3 47 JT Giles-Harris CTs Per Game (1.16) 5 57 Peter Welch CTs Per Game (1.16) 5 57 Brian Smyth Faceoff Percentage (.516) 3 40 Ground Balls Per Game (4.75) 2 34 Danny Fowler Saves Per Game (8.79) 3 47 Save Percentage (.542) 1 15 Goals Against Average (8.38) 2 11 Peter Conley Man Up Goals (4) 5 66 Sean Lowrie Man Up Goals (4) DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

7 With five points in the NCAA quarterfinal, Guterding broke Jordan Wolf s Duke single-season record of 103 and stands at 110 points - 10th in NCAA history. He is the second Blue Devil and one of 17 different Division I player to reach the century mark in NCAA history. Guterding is the lone Blue Devil to rank in the top three in the program in career goals, assists and points. Duke Career Rankings Player Pts G A Matt Danowski Jordan Wolf Justin Guterding Fastest to 100 Career Points Player Number of Games Justin Guterding 25 Matt Danowski 27 Fastest to 200 Career Points Player Number of Games Justin Guterding 50 Zack Greer 50 Matt Danowski 51 Fastest to 300 Career Points Player Number of Games Justin Guterding 66 Matt Danowski 70 DUKE DUO POINT STREAKS Justin Guterding extended his points streak to 72 games last weekend. He is one of six active players to have a point in every game of his career. Junior Brad Smith also joined the point streak list this season. Consecutive Games with a Point - Active Players Justin Guterding, Duke, Sr., A* Ben Reeves, Yale, Sr., A Pat Spencer, Loyola, Jr., A* Simon Mathias, Penn, Jr., A Brad Smith, Duke, Jr., M * denotes player has scored a point in every game of his career BRAD SMITH BREAKING THROUGH Junior midfielder Brad Smith is becoming a household name for the Blue Devils, scoring 48 of his 63 points this season in the past 13 games. He averaged 2.50 points per game in the first six and 3.69 in the past 12. He has tallied four-plus points in eight of the 13 outings after scoring four-plus points just once in the first six games of 2018 and only three times in his first two seasons combined. Twenty-one of his 28 goals and 29 of the 35 assists in 2018 have occurred in the previous 13 games. Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh GWG UP 2/3/18 Air Force /8/18 High Point /10/18 Jacksonville /16/18 Denver /24/18 at Penn /3/18 Richmond /10/18 at Loyola /17/18 at Towson /18/18 at Cleveland State /24/18 Syracuse /30/18 North Carolina /7/18 at Notre Dame /14/18 at Virginia /20/18 Marquette /27/18 Notre Dame /6/18 Boston U /12/18 Villanova /20/18 Johns Hopkins /26/18 Maryland Totals STEIN S EMERGENCE Rookie faceoff specialist Joe Stein earned All-ACC honors on the strength of his faceoff play in the latter half of the season. Since stepping up as the go-to guy against Richmond for an injured Brian Smyth, Stein has taken 157 faceoffs in the 11 games in which he has played and sports a.576 success rate in that span. His.576 win percentage in the past 11 games would rank second in the league and 19th nationally. Currently, at.560 overall, he is second among rookies nationally, is third in the ACC and 23rd in Division I. Date Opponent Score GB FO Pct. 2/3/18 Air Force /8/18 High Point /10/18 Jacksonville /24/18 at Penn /3/18 Richmond /10/18 at Loyola /17/18 at Towson /24/18 Syracuse /30/18 North Carolina /7/18 at Notre Dame /14/18 at Virginia /20/18 Marquette /27/18 vs. Notre Dame /6/18 Boston U /12/18 Villanova /20/18 Johns Hopkins 14-9 DNP 5/26/18 Maryland DNP Totals SMYTH S RECENT SUCCESS GIVES 1-2 PUNCH Sophomore Brian Smyth has come on strong in the past seven games after Joe Stein started to emerge midway through 2018, giving Duke a formidable onetwo punch at the X. Overall, Smyth and Stein have combined to go 240-of-450 (.5331). Smyth has taken 275 draws, winning 142 (.516) In Duke s previous seven outings, including his career day of 23-of-28 at the X in the opening round win over Villanova. Date Opponent Score GB FO Pct. 4/7/18 at Notre Dame /14/18 at Virginia /20/18 Marquette /27/18 vs. Notre Dame /6/18 Boston U /12/18 Villanova /20/18 Johns Hopkins /26/18 Maryland Total ROBERTSON LACROSSE FAMILY Lacrosse is a family affair for Duke s rookie Joe Robertson as he follows in the footsteps of his three older brothers to play Division I lacrosse. Matt, the oldest, played his final two seasons at Virginia. Ian was a Maryland Terrapin for three years and Phillip is a sophomore on the Princeton men s lacrosse team. Phillip finished fourth in points for the Tigers with 36. Joe has 58 points in 19 games to rank third in scoring for the Blue Devils. Both rank nationally among the top 40 in goals per game, the top 100 in points and the top 30 in shot percentage. ALL IN THE FAMILY FOR GILES-HARRIS Sophomore close defenseman John Thomas (JT) Giles-Harris isn t the only one from his family making a name for himself as a Blue Devil. JT s brother, Joe, is Duke football s top defensive player. He garnered four All-America awards in 2017, including second-team honors by the Walter Camp Foundation. VAN RAAPHORST S ATHLETIC LINEAGE Junior close defenseman Cade Van Raaphorst traded the football for the lacrosse stick despite hailing from a family of elite college quarterbacks. Cade is the son of Jeff Van Raaphorst, quarterback at Arizona State leading the Sun Devils to the Pac-10 and Rose Bowl titles in He was inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in Jeff also played in the NFL for a few seasons. Uncle, Mike Van Raaphorst, was the backup quarterback to Carson Palmer at Southern California DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 7

8 USILA ALL-AMERICA Justin Guterding (1st), Brad Smith (1st), Cade Van Raaphorst (1st), JT Giles-Harris (3rd) TEWAARATON AWARD FINALIST Justin Guterding INSIDE LACROSSE ALL-AMERICA Justin Guterding (2nd), Brad Smith (2nd), Cade Van Raaphorst (2nd), JT Giles-Harris (HM), Peter Conley (HM) ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Justin Guterding ALL-ACC Justin Guterding, Brad Smith, Cade Van Raaphorst, Danny Fowler, Joe Stein TEWAARATON AWARD WATCH LIST 2018 HONORS & AWARDS Justin Guterding, Cade Van Raaphorst ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Justin Guterding (Feb. 5, Feb. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 16, Apr. 23, May 7), Brad Smith (Mar. 12) ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK JT Giles-Harris (Feb. 5, Mar. 12) Danny Fowler (Feb. 19), Cade Van Raaphorst (Apr. 9) WARRIOR/US LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Justin Guterding (Feb. 12) USILA TEAM OF THE WEEK Justin Guterding (Feb. 5, Feb. 12, Apr. 3, Apr. 17, Apr. 24) Joe Robertson (Feb. 19) Cade Van Raaphorst (Mar. 6, Mar. 13), Peter Welch (Apr. 9) INSIDE LACROSSE MIDSEASON ALL-AMERICAN Justin Guterding (1st), Brad Smith (2nd), Cade Van Raaphorst (2nd), JT Giles-Harris (3rd), Peter Conley (HM) TEAM CAPTAINS Sean Cerrone, Justin Guterding, Jack Harrington PRESEASON ALL-ACC Danny Fowler, Justin Guterding, Cade Van Raaphorst INSIDE LACROSSE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN Cade Van Raaphorst (1st), Justin Guterding (2nd), Brad Smith (2nd) JT Giles-Harris (3rd), Danny Fowler (HM) DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

9 DUKE 2018 MISCELLANEOUS LEADERS 5+ POINT GAMES Justin Guterding 11 Brad Smith 5 Peter Conley 1 Joe Robertson 1 3+ GOAL GAMES Justin Guterding 12 Joe Robertson 8 Brad Smith 4 Peter Conley 3 Sean Lowrie 2 Nakeie Montgomery 2 Kevin Quigley 1 Reilly Walsh 1 3+ ASSIST GAMES Justin Guterding 8 Brad Smith 5 Joe Roberston 1 Mitch Russell 1 5+ GBS GAMES Brian Smyth 5 Joe Stein 4 Greg Pelton 3 Danny Fowler 2 Justin Guterding 1 Kevin McDonough 1 John Prendergast 1 Brad Smith 1 Peter Welch FACEOFF WINS Brian Smyth 6 Joe Stein 4 3+ CAUSED TURNOVERS Cade Van Raaphorst 3 Sean Cerrone 1 JT Giles-Harris 1 Greg Pelton 1 Peter Welch 1 3+ GOAL GAMES 6, Justin Guterding vs. Richmond (3/3) 5, Justin Guterding vs. High Point (2/8) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Cleveland State (3/18) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Boston University (5/6) 4, Justin Guterding vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 4, Joe Robertson vs. Denver (2/16) 4, Brad Smith vs. Loyola (3/10) 4, Peter Conley vs. Loyola (3/10) 4, Justin Guterding vs. North Carolina (3/30) 4, Brad Smith vs. North Carolina (3/30) 4, Justin Guterding vs. Virginia (4/14) 4, Sean Lowrie vs. Boston University (5/6) 4, Joe Robertson vs. Villanova (5/12) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Air Force (2/3) 3, Brad Smith vs. Air Force (2/3) 3, Joe Robertson vs. High Point (2/8) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 3, Kevin Quigley vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 3, Sean Lowrie vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Denver (2/16) 3, Peter Conley vs. Denver (2/16) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Richmond (3/3) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Loyola (3/10) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Towson (3/17) 3, Peter Conley vs. Towson (3/17) 3, Brad Smith vs. Syracuse (3/24) 3, Joe Roberston vs. Syracuse (3/24) 3, Peter Conley vs. Virginia (4/14) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Virginia (4/14) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Notre Dame (4/27) 3, Reilly Walsh vs. Notre Dame (4/27) 3, Nakeie Montgomery vs. Villanova (5/12) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Johns Hopkins (5/20) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Maryland (5/26) 3, Nakeie Montgomery vs. Maryland (5/26) 3, Joe Robertson vs. Maryland (5/26) 5+ POINT GAMES 10, Justin Guterding vs. Air Force (2/3) 9, Justin Guterding vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 9, Justin Guterding vs. Virginia (4/14) 9, Justin Guterding vs. Boston University (5/6) 8, Justin Guterding vs. High Point (2/8) 8, Joe Roberston vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 8, Justin Guterding vs. Richmond (3/3) 7, Justin Guterding vs. North Carolina (3/30) 6, Justin Guterding vs. Denver (2/16) 6, Brad Smith vs. Loyola (3/10) 6, Peter Conley vs. Loyola (3/10) 6, Justin Guterding vs. Cleveland State (3/18) 6, Brad Smith vs. North Carolina (3/30) 6, Justin Guterding vs. Maryland (5/26) 5, Brad Smith vs. Syracuse (3/24) 5, Brad Smith vs. Notre Dame (4/27) 5, Joe Roberston vs. Villanova (5/12) 5, Brad Smith vs. Villanova (5/12) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Johns Hopkins (5/20) 3+ ASSIST GAMES 7, Justin Guterding vs. Air Force (2/3) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 5, Joe Robertson vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Virginia (4/14) 4, Justin Guteding vs. Boston University (5/6) 4, Brad Smith vs. Villanova (5/12) 3, Justin Guterding vs. High Point (2/8) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Denver (2/16) 3, Brad Smith vs. Towson (3/17) 3, Mitch Russell vs. Syracuse (3/24) 3, Justin Guterding vs. North Carolina (3/30) 3, Brad Smith vs. Virginia (4/14) 3, Brad Smith vs. Notre Dame, (4/27) 3, Brad Smith vs. Boston University (5/6) 3, Justin Guterding vs. Maryland (5/26) 5+ GBS GAMES 16, Brian Smyth vs. Villanova (5/12) 11, Joe Stein vs. Syracuse (3/24) 9, Joe Stein vs. Loyola (3/10) 9, Brian Smyth vs. Johns Hopkins (5/20) 8, Greg Pelton vs. High Point (2/8) 7, Brian Smyth vs. Notre Dame (4/27) 7, Brian Smyth vs. Maryland (5/26) 6, Greg Pelton vs. Richmond (3/3) 6, Danny Fowler vs. Virginia (4/14) 6, Peter Welch vs. Boston University (5/6) 6, Kevin McDonough vs. Maryland (5/6) 6, Brad Smith vs. Maryland (5/6) 5, John Prendergast vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 5, Justin Guterding vs. Loyola (3/10) 5, Joe Stein vs. North Carolina (3/30) 5, Danny Fowler vs. Notre Dame (4/7) 5, Joe Stein vs. Virginia (4/14) 5, Brian Smyth vs. Virginia (4/14) 5, Greg Pelton vs. Johns Hopkins (5/20) 10+ FACEOFF GAMES 23, Brian Smyth vs. Villanova (5/12) 20, Joe Stein vs. Syracuse (3/24) 18, Brian Smyth vs. Johns Hopkins (5/20) 17, Joe Stein vs. Loyola (3/10) 15, Brian Smyth vs. Notre Dame (4/27) 13, Joe Stein vs. North Carolina (3/30) 13, Joe Stein vs. Virginia (4/14) 12, Joe Stein vs. Richmond (3/3) 11, Brian Smyth vs. High Point (2/8) 10, Brian Smyth vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 10, Brian Smyth vs. Maryland (5/26) 3+ CAUSED TURNOVERS 3, Cade Van Raaphorst vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 3, Cade Van Raaphorst vs. Richmond (3/3) 3, JT Giles-Harris vs. Loyola (3/10) 3, Greg Pelton vs. Cleveland State (3/18) 3, Sean Cerrone vs. North Carolina (3/30) 3, Peter Welch vs. Notre Dame (4/7) 3, Cade Van Raaphorst vs. Maryland (5/26) 2018 DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 9

10 JOHN DANOWSKI 2007-P (35 seasons) at Duke (11 seasons) Cemented as one of the top coaches in college lacrosse, John Danowski has led the Duke men s lacrosse team to unprecedented success and himself to the top over the Division I men's lacrosse wins list. Danowski was introduced as Duke s eighth head men s lacrosse coach on July 21, 2006, and quickly led the Blue Devils to some of the most successful lacrosse seasons in school history, to three NCAA Championships in five seasons. In Danowski s 11 years at the helm of the Blue Devils lacrosse program, he has compiled an impressive record in leading Duke to seven ACC regular season titles and four ACC tournament titles, eight straight appearances in the national semifinals from , four in the NCAA title match and ultimately to the 2010, 2013 and 2014 national titles. The 2014 NCAA crown put Danowski, a winner of 398 career games, among a small group of nine coaches to win three national titles and among eight to capture consecutive crowns. Meanwhile, Duke s run of eight straight NCAA semifinals rank as the second most of any program since 2000 with Syracuse. Most recently, Danowski passed Dom Starsia as the winningest Division I lacrosse history, garnering his 376th win with a 13-6 victory over Jacksonville in A winner of nearly 80 percent of his games at Duke, the individual awards Blue Devil players have garnered is equally impressive. In 11 seasons, Danowski mentored 64 All-America selections, 41 All-ACC choices, two Tewaaraton Trophy winners, a pair of USILA Attackman of the Year honorees, a USILA Defenseman of the Year, three USILA Midfielder of the Year award recipients and 21 USILA Scholar All-America picks. While the success on the field is unsurpassed in Duke lacrosse history, the student-athletes excellence in the classroom also is unrivaled. The Blue Devils consistently lead the ACC in All-ACC Academic picks as well as players on the ACC Academic Honor Roll. DANOWSKI COACHING FILE COACHING HISTORY Career Record (35 seasons) Duke University Head Coach 2007-present Record at Duke Hofstra University Head Coach Record at Hofstra Long Island University-C.W. Post Head Coach Record at LIU PLAYING HISTORY Rutgers University Four-year letterwinner NCAA Tournament Ranks 2nd all-time in assists (120) and 8th in points (177) COACHING HONORS 2014 IMCLA Howdy Myers Man of the Year Two Tewaaraton Trophy Award recipients 2013 IMCLA Howdy Myers Man of the Year Matt Danowski (2007) 2014 NCAA Champions Ned Crotty (2010) 2013 NCAA Champions Ninety-Eight All-America Honors 2010 NCAA Champions 34 with Hofstra - 69 with Duke 2010 USILA Division I National Coach of the Year Sixteen Conference MVPs 1993 NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year Nine at Hofstra, seven at Duke Twelve Conference Championships 131 All-Conference Selections ACC (2007, 08, 09, 12) 90 at Hofstra, 41 at Duke CAA (2006) America East (1997, 98, 2000) North Atlantic Conference (1995, 96) East Coast Conference (1988, 89) Seven Conference Coach of the Year Awards ACC Coach of the Year (2007, 11, 12) CAA Coach of the Year (2002, 06) North Atlantic Conference (1995, 96) DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

11 DANOWSKI VS. ALL OPPONENTS DUKE OVERALL OPPONENT W L W L AIR FORCE ARMY BELLARMINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY BROWN BUCKNELL CLEVELAND STATE COLGATE CORNELL DARTMOUTH DELAWARE DENVER DREXEL FAIRFIELD FURMAN GEORGETOWN HARVARD HIGH POINT HOBART HOFSTRA HOLY CROSS JACKSONVILLE JOHNS HOPKINS LEHIGH LOYOLA MARIST MARQUETTE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MERCER NAVY NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH CAROLINA NOTRE DAME OHIO STATE PENNSYLVANIA PENN STATE PRESBYTERIAN PRINCETON PROVIDENCE RADFORD RICHMOND RUTGERS ST. JOHN S SACRED HEART SAINT JOSEPH S SIENA STONY BROOK SYRACUSE TOWSON UMBC VERMONT VILLANOVA VIRGINIA YALE DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 11

12 DUKE RECORDS BOOK CAREER POINTS Name Goals Assists Points 1. Matt Danowski Justin Guterding Jordan Wolf Zack Greer Dave Hagler Ned Crotty Max Quinazni Myles Jones Tony Cullen Peter Rubin Steve Sachs Ken Lukes Deemer Class John Fay Jack Bruckner Zach Howell Joe Matassa Case Matheis Rod Finlayson Josh Dennis Jared Frood T.J. Durnan Christian Walsh Scott Harrison Josh Dionne Paul Maloney Greg Patchak Dan Flannery Jon Bierman Jim Gonnella Jim Cabrera Rob Rice Hunt Brawley Pete Gustafson Matt Ogelsby CAREER GOALS Name Years G 1. Justin Guterding 2015-P Zack Greer Max Quinzani Jordan Wolf Matt Danowski Dave Hagler Peter Rubin John Fay Jack Bruckner Josh Dionne Zach Howell Deemer Class Josh Dennis Myles Jones T.J. Durnan CAREER ASSISTS Name Years A 1. Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Justin Guterding 2015-P Jordan Wolf Tony Cullen Steve Sachs Myles Jones Dave Hagler Ken Lukes Case Matheis Jim Gonnella Paul Mahoney Rod Finlayson Jared Frood Zack Greer DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES SINGLE-SEASON GOALS Name Years G 1. Max Quinzani Zack Greer Zack Greer Jordan Wolf Justin Guterding Max Quinzani Zack Greer Jordan Wolf John Fay Justin Guterding Zach Howell Justin Guterding Matt Danowski Josh Dennis Deemer Class Josh Dionne Jack Bruckner Jack Bruckner Dan Flannery Joe Robertson Jack Bruckner Matt Danowski SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS Name Years G 1. Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Justin Guterding Justin Guterding Matt Danowski Jordan Wolf Paul Maloney Myles Jones Myles Jones Jordan Wolf Case Matheis Jim Gonnella Zack Greer Jordan Wolf Justin Guterding SINGLE-SEASON POINTS Name Years Pts 1. Justin Guterding Jordan Wolf Matt Danowski Justin Guterding Matt Danowski Zack Greer Zack Greer Matt Danowski Jordan Wolf Ned Crotty Max Quinzani Ned Crotty Myles Jones Dan Flannery Zack Greer Justin Guterding Zach Howell Justin Guterding Myles Jones Max Quinzani CAREER SAVES Name Years Saves 1. Joe Kirmser Danny Fowler 2014-P Chuck Sherwood Matt Breslin Dan Loftus

13 DUKE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Appearances 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 NCAA Champion 2010, 2013, 2014 NCAA Runner-Up 2005 & 2007 NCAA Semifinalist 1997, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018 OVERALL RECORD W L PCT. FOR OPP Duke RECORD BY ROUND First 16-6 QF 11-5 SF 6-5 F 3-2 RECORD BY SEED No No No No No No No No Unseeded 1-4 RECORD VS. OPPONENT vs. Air Force 1-0 vs. Brown 1-0 vs. Colgate 1-0 vs. Cornell 3-0 vs. Delaware 1-0 vs. Denver 1-0 vs. Fairfield 1-0 vs. Georgetown 0-1 vs. Hobart 2-0 vs. Johns Hopkins 5-3 vs. Loyola 2-1 vs. Maryland 3-3 vs. North Carolina 4-0 vs. Notre Dame 4-1 vs. Ohio State 1-2 vs. Princeton 0-2 vs. Providence 1-0 vs. Syracuse 2-3 vs. Towson 0-1 vs. Villanova 1-0 vs. Virginia FIRST ROUND First Round Maryland def. Duke, QUARTERFINALIST First Round Duke def. Maryland, 14-9 Quarterfinal Syracuse def. Duke, FIRST ROUND First Round Notre Dame def. Duke, SEMIFINALIST First Round Duke def. Brown, 11-6 Quarterfinal Duke def. Johns Hopkins, (OT) Semifinal Princeton def. Duke, 10-9 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: John Fay 1998 QUARTERFINALIST First Round Duke def. North Carolina, Quarterfinal Princeton def. Duke, FIRST ROUND First Round Georgetown def. Duke, QUARTERFINALIST First Round Duke def. Hobart, 13-1 Quarterfinal Virginia def. Duke, FIRST ROUND First Round Towson def. Duke, QUARTERFINALIST First Round Duke def. Hobart, 22-6 Quarterfinal Syracuse def. Duke, RUNNER-UP First Round Duke def. Fairfield, 23-4 Quarterfinal Duke def. Cornell, 11-8 Semifinal Duke def. Maryland, 18-9 Championship Johns Hopkins def. Duke, 9-8 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: Matt Danowski, Dan Flannery, Nick O Hara, Matt Zash RUNNER-UP First Round Duke def. Providence, 18-3 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, Semifinal Duke def. Cornell, Championship Johns Hopkins def. Duke, ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski, Zack Greer, Nick O Hara SEMIFINALIST First Round Duke def. Loyola, 12-7 Quarterfinal Duke def. Ohio State, Semifinal Johns Hopkins def. Duke, SEMIFINALIST First Round Duke def. Navy, 14-5 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, Semifinal Syracuse def. Duke, CHAMPION First Round Duke def. Johns Hopkins, 18-5 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, 17-9 Semifinal Duke def. Virginia, Championship Duke def. Notre Dame, 6-5 (OT) ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: CJ Costabile, Zach Howell, Michael Manley, Max Quinzani SEMIFINALIST First Round Duke def. Delaware, Quarterfinal Duke def. Notre Dame, 7-5 Semifinal Maryland def. Duke, SEMIFINALIST First Round Duke def. Syracuse, 12-9 Quarterfinal Duke def. Colgate, 17-6 Semifinal Maryland def. Duke, CHAMPION First Round Duke def. Loyola, Quarterfinal Duke def. Notre Dame, Semifinal Duke def. Cornell, Championship Duke def. Syracuse, ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: Brendan Fowler (MOP), David Lawson, Jake Tripucka, Jordan Wolf CHAMPION First Round Duke def. Air Force, 20-9 Quarterfinal Duke def. Johns Hopkins, Semifinal Duke def. Denver, Championship Duke def. Notre Dame, 11-9 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: Jordan Wolf (MOP), Deemer Class, Will Haus, Myles Jones, Kyle Keenan, Henry Lobb FIRST ROUND First Round Ohio State def. Duke, FIRST ROUND First Round Loyola def. Duke, QUARTERFINALIST First Round Duke def. Johns Hopkins, 19-6 Quarterfinal - Ohio State def. Duke, ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Duke: Zack Greer 2018 DUKE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES 13