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3 2018 MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Media Policies...2 Branding Guidelines...3 Machine Coaching Staff Alphabetical Roster...7 Numerical Roster...8 Player Biographies (all ordered alphabetically) MLL Draft Picks Season in Review Uniforms...46 Ohio Machine Lacrosse Foundation...47 Machine Career Records...48 Machine Single Season Records...49 Machine Awards & Honors Recipients...50 Overall Franchise Records...51 Single Game Records...52 QUICK FACTS Location...Obetz, Ohio Founded Nickname...Sheens Colors...Carolina Blue, Red and White MLL Championship Appearances...2 MLL Championship Victories...1 (2017) All Time Record All Stars Longest Home Win Streak...Five Games (2014) Longest Win Streak...Five games (2014, 2016) League MVP...2 (Tom Schreiber 2016, 2017) Most Improved Player of the Year...1 (Kyle Bernlohr, 2017) Offensive Player of the Week...9 Defensive Player of the Week...11 Rookie of the Week...5 All MLL Team...9 Tewaaraton Winners Team USA Members...8 SOCIAL MEDIA Follow the Sheens all the time on our social media accounts: Facebook- Ohio Machine LinkedIn- Ohio Machine YouTube- OhioMachine FRONT OFFICE STAFF Executive Staff Team President...Ryan Chenault MEDIA CONTACT Brett Malamud Office: Ext. 113 Cell Phone: Lacrosse Operations V.P. of Lacrosse Ops. and Community Outreach...Bear Davis Lacrosse Operations Coordinator...Shane Richards Commercial Group V.P of Marketing and Business Development...Brian Ciccone Communications and Marketing Manager...Brett Malamud Business Development Specialist...Camron Monnier Business Development Specialist...Marcus Mercer Business Operations Senior Director of Tickets and Operations...Julianne Noll Gameday Staff In-Stadium Host...Mike Todd PA Announcer...Michael Liu In-Game DJ...DJ Giovanni Mailing and Shipping Address 1841 Williams Road Suite A Obetz, Ohio

4 MEDIA POLICIES CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Season long credentials are issued in April; All game-bygame credential requests must be completed through the automated system by noon on the Thursday prior to each home game. Credential requests will be approved at the discretion of the Ohio Machine. Credentials will only be issued to working staff members. Request form can be accessed at: Please feel free to contact Communications and Marketing Manager, Brett Malamud via phone ( ext. 113) or com) with any questions or concerns. GAME PREVIEW RELEASE Game preview releases, which include notes, statistics and fan experience opportunities, will be made available each week on the official Ohio Machine website: theohiomachine.com PHOTO REQUESTS All still photography requests of Ohio Machine players and staff must be ed to Brett Malamud POST GAME PROCEDURES With approximately five minutes remaining in regulation, a member of the Ohio Machine will ask media for any specific postgame interview requests. Interviews will begin approximately 10 minutes after the game ends. Head Coach and General Manager Bear Davis will be made available to the media after every home game. There will not be a formal press conference unless a specific player/coach is requested by a certain amount of media members. Interviews (with the exception of postgame television broadcast interviews) will be held outside of the team locker rooms. A member of the Ohio Machine will assist with interviews. PLAYER INTERVIEWS Media wishing to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio Machine should contact Brett Malamud via (bmalamud@theohiomachine.com). Please contact at least one day in advance. MEDIA POLICIES PRESS RELEASES Press releases are sent out by Communications and Marketing Manager, Brett Malamud, via . To be added to the media distribution list, or to request access to a PDF copy, please contact Brett Malamud via (bmalamud@theohiomachine.com) RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTS Lax Sports Network holds the regular season Major League Lacrosse television rights, and CBS Sports during the postseason. Please contact Brett Malamud with any radio/television broadcast interests. ROAD REQUESTS Please direct all road requests for Machine road games to the host team s media contact. STREAMING As per league policy, the live streaming of any kind is strictly prohibited without prior permission. Media credentials prohibit any unauthorized use of any transmission, picture or other depiction or description of game action, game information, player interview or other stadium activity without prior written approval of Major League Lacrosse or the Ohio Machine. Please contact Brett Malamud with any questions regarding this policy. VIDEO SERVICES For all information reguarding video services and game footage (if available), contact Brett Malamud PRESS BOX NOTES Press Box notes and starting lineups will be made available to the media prior to each game. Scoring summaries will be distributed to the media about 10 minutes following the game. Any additional requests should be directed to Brett Malamud. 2

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6 COACHING STAFF BEAR DAVIS HEAD COACH AND GENERAL MANAGER V.P. OF LACROSSE OPERATIONS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH SIXTH SEASON Bear Davis is entering his sixth season with the Machine. Davis, a Hilliard High School alum, joined the Machine on June 24, 2013, when he was named the second head coach in club history. He was promoted to a General Manager role for the Machine on August 20, In 2017, Davis led the Machine to a 9-5 record and a spot in the MLL Championship against the Denver Outlaws for the second straight season. After going down four goals in the fourth quarter, Davis led the Machine to a victory to win the title. In 2014, Davis led the Machine to an 8-6 regular season record and guided the team to its first-ever playoff appearance. The Machine s six-game improvement over its 2013 record is tied for the largest single-season turnaround in Major League Lacrosse history. Under Davis, the Machine posted the top-ranked offense in Major League Lacrosse in The team ended the regular season with five straight wins, which tied for the longest winning streak in MLL that season. On offense, the Machine boasted four players that scored 27 or more goals, a feat that hadn t been accomplished in the league since the 2004 season. Davis was the runner-up for the Brine Coach of the Year award in 2014 and Prior to joining the Machine full-time, Davis was the head boy s lacrosse coach and associate athletic director at Archbishop Spalding High School (Md.). Davis took over at Archbishop Spalding after building the men s lacrosse program at Robert Morris University over the span of seven seasons as the program s first-ever head coach. Robert Morris led the NCAA in scoring offense for two straight seasons under Davis. Prior to Robert Morris, Davis helped start the Wheeling Jesuit men s lacrosse program and guided the Cardinals to a No. 10 national ranking in In addition to his responsibilities as the head coach, Davis is instrumental in expanding the Machine s ticket sales and community relations efforts. In addition to handling the Ohio Machine, Davis will also be serving as the Vice President of Community Relations, heading COYLL (Central Ohio Youth Lacrosse League). Davis took over COYLL in 2016 and is excited to continue his improvement to the game of lacrosse throughout the Midwest. 4

7 COACHING STAFF NAT ST. LAURENT ASSISTANT COACH DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR FOURTH SEASON (THIRD AS DC) Nat St. Laurent will return for his fourth season with the Machine and third as defensive coordinator. St. Laurent is responsible for coordinating the defensive unit of the team, including practice, game planning and management. St. Laurent will be in his second season as the head coach of the Ohio Northern Polar Bears, continuing to excel the team as it entered its second year as a Division III program. Prior to ONU, St. Laurent worked for four seasons as an assistant lacrosse coach at Washington and Lee Generals (Va.), where he served as offensive coordinator. Under St. Laurent, the Generals posted a record with two trips to the ODAC Tournament finals and a bid to the 2013 NCAA Division III Tournament. He coached eight All-ODAC honorees, two All-Americans and the ODAC Rookie of the Year while at W&L. Nat and his wife, Cristin, have two daughters, Jaylin and Janessa and a son, Jamarcus. DARRYL DELIA ASSISTANT COACH OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR THIRD SEASON Darryl Delia is back with the Ohio Machine serving as Offensive Coordinator for a third straight year. Delia is responsible for coordinating the offensive unit of the team, including practice, game planning, and management. Delia is continuing into his fifth year with the Albertus Magnus College men s lacrosse program was a record-setting season for the Albertus Magnus College men s lacrosse team as the Falcons ended the year a 4-10 overall record and finished eighth in the GNAC. The team set a new school record with four wins as AMC scored victories against Anna Maria, Wheelock, Emerson and Mount St. Vincent. He also coached the program s first-ever Academic All-American who was ranked in the top-five of the country in scoring. Currently, Delia is the Executive Director of DSquared Lacrosse, a clinic/camp program based out of Connecticut, and also a Director of Lacrosse at the CT Speed School and co-owner of Run & Shoot Lacrosse. Delia is employed full-time as a lacrosse/team sales representative for Lids Team Sports. ERIC GENOVA ASSISTANT COACH OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR THIRD SEASON Eric Genova joins the Ohio Machine after many successful seasons coaching at the NCAA DI level, and having won a world championship with Team USA in 2010 at the FIL World Championships in Manchester, England. At Cornell University, Genova coached for the Big Red program that captured back-to-back Ivy League Championships. The 2007 team enjoyed an undefeated regular season and advanced all the way to the national semifinals at the NCAA Tournament. Genova worked with the Big Red faceoff unit, helping the team improve from 42 percent efficiency at the X in 2006 to 61 percent in 2008, the third-best figure in the nation. Genova also worked with Cornell s scout team offense. Genova s efforts at Cornell were formally recognized at the team s 2008 postseason awards banquet, where he was presented the Dave Friedleb Memorial Award, given by the Cornell lacrosse community to the person or persons, whose enthusiasm, assistance, interest and compassion for the Cornell lacrosse team are greatly appreciated. At Bucknell University, Genova was part of a Bison team that earned an undefeated regular season Patriot League Championship. His work with the Bucknell faceoff unit helped Jake Clarke, a player who was new to facing off, reach No. 1 in the country statistically during that season. Genova s other responsibilities included recruiting, offensive and defensive management, and he was in charge of substitutions. Genova also earned a tour with the US National team in With Genova on staff, Team USA won the FIL World Championships, defeating Canada in Manchester, England. Prior to joining the Cornell staff, Genova was the Head Lacrosse Coach at Smoky Hill High School in Aurora, Colorado from and the Assistant Coach there in He was nominated for Head Coach of the Year honors in 2005, and his team received the Ken Ranta CHSAA Sportsmanship and Leadership Award in In 2010 Genova joined the Loyola Academy Chicago varsity staff. In his eight years with the Ramblers he has enjoyed being part of seven state finalist appearances and most recently three state championship crowns. Genova is a native of Denver Colorado and a graduate of the University of Denver. 5

8 COACHING STAFF BILL WOLFORD VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH SEVENTH SEASON Bill Wolford will continue his tremendous commitment to lacrosse in Columbus, as he will return to the Machine for a seventh consecutive season. Wolford will be a Special Advisor for the team assisting the coaching staff with quality control for film, stats and various analytics. Wolford continues to improve the game of lacrosse throughout Central Ohio serving as the director of Max Elite Lacrosse as well as an assistant coach for the girls lacrosse team at Worthington Kilbourne High School Wolford has coached boys and girls lacrosse for more than 20 years, including head coaching positions at Upper Arlington High School ( ), Worthington Kilbourne High School ( ) and for the 2003 Korean U-19 National Team. He has coached in three state championship games and has won more than 230 games as head coach. JL HOLDSWORTH STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH THIRD SEASON With over 30,000 hours of practical experience and competition best lifts of a 905 lb. squat, 775 lb. bench press and a 804 lb. deadlift, JL is no doubt one of the strongest and most experienced strength and conditioning coaches in the industry. His unique blend of experiences as a collegiate & professional athlete, strength coach at the University of Kentucky and world champion powerlifter have earned him an international reputation for developing world class athletes. He has worked with numerous professional and Olympic athletes of various disciplines, as well as consulting for several professional and collegiate teams. JL s education started with a BA in Exercise Science from Wayne State University and continued with Masters work in Coaching at University of Kentucky. He has earned the NSCA-Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist, USAW Olympic lifting coach, TPI Golf fitness, and Be Activated certifications. He also lectures internationally and has written extensively on all topics related to sports performance. JL founded a The Spot Athletics, a private training facility located in Columbus, Ohio, to bring world class coaching and education to the community level. The Spot Athletics mission is to ensure that people of all ages move well, feel inspired and perform at their highest level for sport or life. In the last few years they have helped develop state, national and world champions in many different sports. 6

9 ROSTERS ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. College 23 Dominque Alexander SSDM Ohio State 4 Ryan Ambler A Princeton 3 Jake Berhardt M Maryland 35 Kyle Bernlohr G Maryland 13 Mike Birney SSDM Detroit Mercy 51 Dominick Calisto D Boston University 6 Connor Cannizzaro A Denver 99 Evan Connell D UNC 5 Casey Dowd F/O Sienna 40 Pat Harbeson SSDM Virginia 18 Kyle Harrison M Johns Hopkins 1 Marcus Holman A UNC 25 Brian Karalunas LSM Villanova 11 Matt McMahon D UPenn 8 Greg Melaugh A Merrimack 30 Mike Noone D Lehigh 33 Tyler Pfister SSDM Ohio State 17 Jackson Place D Bucknell 92 Greg Puskuldjian F/O Adelphi 42 Scott Rodgers G Notre Dame 26 Tom Schreiber M Princeton 2 Alex Spring LSM Bucknell 9 Garrett Thul A Army 12 Steve Waldeck D Stony Brook 88 Pat Young M Maryland Inactive 15 Peter Baum A Colgate 41 Mark Cockerton M Virgina 79 Mark Matthews A Denver 7

10 ROSTERS NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. College 1 Marcus Holman A UNC 2 Alex Spring LSM Bucknell 3 Jake Berhardt M Maryland 4 Ryan Ambler A Princeton 5 Casey Dowd F/O Sienna 6 Connor Cannizzaro A Denver 8 Greg Melaugh A Merrimack 9 Garrett Thul A Army 11 Matt McMahon D UPenn 12 Steve Waldeck D Stony Brook 13 Mike Birney SSDM Detroit Mercy 17 Jackson Place D Bucknell 18 Kyle Harrison M Johns Hopkins 23 Dominque Alexander SSDM Ohio State 25 Brian Karalunas LSM Villanova 26 Tom Schreiber M Princeton 30 Mike Noone D Lehigh 33 Tyler Pfister SSDM Ohio State 35 Kyle Bernlohr G Maryland 40 Pat Harbeson SSDM Virginia 42 Scott Rodgers G Notre Dame 51 Dominick Calisto D Boston University 88 Pat Young M Maryland 92 Greg Puskuldjian F/O Adelphi 99 Evan Connell D UNC Inactive 15 Peter Baum A Colgate 41 Mark Cockerton M Virgina 79 Mark Matthews A Denver 8

11 DOMINIQUE ALEXANDER MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 7/14/91 HOW ACQUIRED: 2013 MLL DRAFT (33RD OVERALL) DOMINIQUE AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played in all 14 games. Finished with four assists and 25 ground balls. Two caused turnovers in the playoffs MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine and finished with two goals, five assists and 22 ground balls. In the playoffs, had one assist and one groundball against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine... nished with two assists and 10 groundballs 2014 MLL SEASON: Machine Oil Can Award recipient. Named HEADstrong Humanitarian for the month of April. Played in 13 games and finished with three goals, four assists and 31 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 10 games for the Machine. Finished with one goal, one assist, and eight groundballs THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Finished his college career at Ohio State University as a team Co-Captain. Ranked seventh in program history with 48 assists and 10th in points with 95. Led the Buckeyes to the 2013 ECAC Championship and a NCAA Quarterfinals appearance. Was a four-time ECAC Player of the Week selection. Earned Ohio State Scholar-Athlete, Academic All-Big Ten and ECAC All-Academic Team honors. Named team s Most Outstanding Freshman in Earned Second Team All-ECAC his sophomore season. PERSONAL: Son of Valerie and Charles. Favorite part of lacrosse is the physicality. Lacrosse player he would most like to play with is Jim Brown. Guilty pleasure is baking. Favorite game to play as a kid was touch football and dreamed of being a football running back when he was younger. GET TO KNOW DOMINIQUE Favorite Band: Drake, The Notorious B.I.G. Favorite Movie: Gladiator Favorite Quote: It ain t worth winning if you cant win big. The story behind the wearing #23: It was worn by my idol growing up, Will Barrow 9

12 RYAN AMBLER ATTACK # LBS BORN 9/22/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2018 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (9TH OVERALL) RYAN AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 11 points (seven goals and four assists) in seven games played for the Denver Outlaws MLL SEASON: Selected in the fifth round (39th overall) in the 2016 MLL Draft by the New York Lizards. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY: Scored 28 points with 11 goals and 17 assists as a freshman at Princeton University. Started all 13 games he played in as a freshman including two Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors. Selected second-team All-Ivy League in 2014 with 24 goals and 19 assists. Was again selected second-team All- Ivy League with 22 goals and 29 assists finishing third on the team with 51 total points in Had at least 4 points in 8 of 14 games and became the 15th player in school history to gain 50 points and 50 assists in a career. Was named team captain in Personal Studied History with a focus in US History. Son of Bob and Maureen. Father is the all-time leading scorer at Drexel University and is a member of the Pennsylvania Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Mother is the Director of Education and Training at Berkshire Hathaway Trident Land Transfer Services. Has two sisters and a brother. Sister, Deirdre, captained the soccer team at East Stroudsberg University and brother, Colin, was a two-time captain at Drexel. GET TO KNOW RYAN Favorite Band: The Grateful Dead Favorite Movie: The Usual Suspects Favorite Quote: When faced with two options, pick both. Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 10

13 PETER BAUM ATTACK # LBS BORN 12/7/90 HOW ACQUIRED: 2013 MLL DRAFT (1ST OVERALL) PETER AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Finished with 31 goals (two 2-pointers), 19 assists and six ground balls in 14 games played. Tied for first in the league in points with 52. In playoffs, scored five goals (one 2-pointer), three assists and three groundballs MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Finished season with 35 goals (7th-MLL)(three 2-pointers), six assists and 17 ground balls in 14 games played MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Scored 23 goals (one 2-pointer) and 11 assists in 11 games. Registered five hat tricks MLL SEASON: Tied for the team lead with 50 points. Third in MLL with 35 goals. Only Machine player to appear in all 14 regular season games. Named Machine s 2014 Breakout Player of the Year. Tallied seven hat tricks in COLGATE UNIVERISTY: 2012 Tewaaraton Award Winner. Became the first Colgate, Patriot League and West Coast Born player to win the Tewaaraton. Finished collegiate career as Colgate s all-time leader in points, 225 and goals, 164. Holds the Patriot League all-time record for goals scored. Started all 15 games in 2013, leading the team in points and goals. Started all 18 games in Earned 2012 Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year award and named First Team All-American. Set a career-high with 97 points and 67 goals. Played in all 16 games in 2011, leading the team in points and goals. Played in all 13 games as a freshman in 2010, setting a Colgate freshman record with 29 goals. PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Jill Baum. Father was a Colgate lacrosse letterman. Has one brother and one sister. GET TO KNOW PETER Favorite teams: NFL: Seattle Seahawks NBA: Portland Trail Blazers MLB: New York Mets Favorite Movie: Ferris Buehler s Day Off Favorite Quote: You miss 100% of the shots you don t take Wayne Gretzky The story behind the wearing #15: In college, the lockers were organized numerically in the locker room, and I liked where the #15 locker was located 11

14 JAKE BERNHARDT MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 9/17/89 HOW ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH HAMILTON, MAY 2013 JAKE AT A GLANCE Named to 2018 US Men s Lacrosse Roster 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 18 goals and 16 assists in 10 games played. In playoffs, finished with three goals and four assists MLL SEASON: Finished with 10 goals and nine assists MLL SEASON: Finished with nine goals, two assists and 23 groundballs in 14 games played MLL SEASON: Named the Machine s 2014 Unsung Hero. Finished with eight goals, five assists and 17 groundballs in 13 games played MLL SEASON: Finished with five goals, two assists and 10 groundballs in nine games played. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Team captain during his senior year at Maryland. Played 65 career games for the Terps, tallying 49 goals, 14 assists and 63 points. Helped guide Maryland to the 2011 ACC Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Championship Game. Closed out his career at Maryland with 18 multi-point games and 13 multi-goals games. Fifth on the team in points, 24, in Redshirted in 2012 due to injury. As a sophomore, was named the winner of the William Cole Award as the team s best overall midfielder. As a freshman, named winner of team s Be the Best Award for overall strength and conditioning. Originally drafted by the Hamilton Nationals in the 2012 MLL Collegiate Draft but returned to Maryland following his redshirt season PERSONAL: Son of Jim and Catherine Bernhardt. Has two younger brothers, fellow Terps, Jesse and Jared. Named a Disney Dreamer and Doer. Majored in Physical Education. Recipient of the Milton and Katharine van den Berg Lacrosse Scholarship. GET TO KNOW JAKE Jake is currently serving as the Assistant Coach at the University of Vermont. Bernhardt was previously the head varsity coach and transition teacher at Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte Springs, Florida and was named 2016 Central Florida Coach of the Year. After graduation, he returned to Maryland as the Director of Lacrosse Operations for the 2014 season. 12

15 KYLE BERNLOHR GOALIE # LBS BORN 7/7/92 HOW ACQUIRED: 2016 MLL DRAFT (11TH OVERALL) KYLE AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played in 10 games with nine starts. Named MLL All Star. Finished with a league leading.567 Save Percentage, as well as a Goals Against Average MLL Season: Selected with the 11th overall pick in the second round of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Ohio Machine, becoming the highest drafted goalkeeper in Maryland history. First career start came against Atlanta (7/30), and made 10 saves. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Finished career ranked 10th in saves (373) in Maryland history, setting program record for single-season victories in 2015 (15) and 2016 (17). Allowed more than 10 goals just four times in 53 career appearances. Member of four NCAA Final Four teams, making three NCAA Championship game appearances in five seasons USILA Second Team All-America, 2016 First Team All-Big Ten, 2016 Big Ten All-Tournament Team, 2016 Tewaaraton Award Nominee (Top- 25), 2016 Big Ten Specialist of the Week (3/29, 4/12) 2016 Dean s List Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award Winner (Nation s Most Outstanding Goalie), 2015 First Team All-America (USILA), 2015 First Team All-Big Ten, 2015 NCAA All-Tournament Team, 2015 Tewaaraton Award Nominee (Top-25), Big Ten Co-Specialist of the Week (3/30/15), Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (2/16/15). PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Kim Bernlohr. Father, Mark, played baseball at Penn State. Younger brother of Blake, who played soccer at Roanoke College. GET TO KNOW KYLE Favorite Music: Anything But Country Top 3 Players you have played against: Tom Schreiber, Lyle Thompson, Paul Rabil Biggest Influence: John Tillman When You re Not Playing Lacrosse, You re: Relaxing with friends and family 13

16 MIKE BIRNEY MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 11/1/92 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (98TH OVERALL) MIKE AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with three goals, two assists and 13 ground balls in 12 games played. DETROIT MERCY UNIVERSITY: Was selected Second Team All-MAAC. Was fifth on the team with 18 points and 11 goals and was fourth handing out seven assists. Third on the team in shots (74) and fourth with 33 shots on goal. Also third with 16 man-up goals and fourth with eight hat tricks. A four-year member of the Detroit Athletic Director s Honor Roll and earned the Academic Excellence Award at the Annual Academic & Athletic Awards Dinner, given to student-athletes who have recorded at least a 3.0 GPA for every semester that they have participated in college athletics. A member of the MAAC Academic Honor Roll. Also a three-time MAAC All-Academic Selection. Tabbed preseason All-MAAC by the coaches and Inside Lacrosse. Was featured in Lacrosse Magazine in the fall for his shooting as he has been clocked as high as 114MPH. Began the season with selections to the Preseason All-MAAC Team and Inside Lacrosse s Face-Off Yearbook All-MAAC Preseason Team. A member of the University of Detroit Mercy Athletic Director s Honor Roll, the MAAC Academic Honor Roll and the All-MAAC Academic Team. PERSONAL: Mike Birney is the Son of Mike and Lisa Birney. Sister, Kylie, and Brother Sean both played on the Detroit lacrosse team. He lists his greatest thrill in sports as playing in the state championship in football and lacrosse. GET TO KNOW MIKE Occupation: Associate Account Strategist at Google Favorite Band: The Lumineers Favorite Netflix Show: The Office Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 14

17 JT BLUBAUGH MIDFIELD PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 1/27/95 HOW ACQUIRED: 2018 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (99TH OVERALL) JT AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Was a member of the Machine s Practice Squad THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: 2016: Finished the year with career-high 15 goals, seven assists and 22 points while playing in all 15 games, starting : Saw action in all 19 games, with 10 goals and 11 points. Point in 10 of 19 games. Goal in the first four games of the year, with single tallies vs. Detroit Feb. 7, Robert Morris Feb. 10 and Delaware Feb. 15 and two goals Feb. 21 vs. Dartmouth. 2014: Played in all 14 games, starting five. seven goals and an assist for eight points, along with eight groundballs. Had a point in six of seven games March 15-April 19. ECAC co-rookie of the Week. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman under coach Matt Triplet. All-American in 2011 and First team all-state and all-league honoree. Team s leading scorer all four years squad captured 2012 Division II state title member of Resolute club lacrosse team under coach Matt Lee. Three-year football letterman and an all-league selection. PERSONAL: Son of John and Kim. has a brother, Joseph and sister, Erin. Hobbies include golfing, tubing and fishing GET TO KNOW JT Greatest Sports Thrill: Winning a state title in lacrosse Favorite Food: Mashed Potatoes Pregame Ritual: In college, ate bacon before every game Fun Fact: Invented the perfect way to eat an Oreo 15

18 DOMINICK CALISTO DEFENSE # LBS BORN 8/25/95 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 MLL DRAFT (35TH OVERALL) DOMINICK AT A GLANCE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: 2017-Started all 17 games. First Team All-Patriot League selection. First Team All-New England honoree. Named to All-ECAC First Team. Named a USILA North/South All-Star. Two-time Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 20, March 7). Gathered 37 ground balls and caused 28 turnovers. 2016: Started all 15 games. Was second on the squad with 22 caused turnovers and also collected 37 ground balls. Named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on March 14 after he had three ground balls and one caused turnover while holding the reigning PL Rookie of the Year to one goal on three shots in an 11-6 win over Colgate on March 12. Posted season-high three caused turnovers in 8-5 win over UMass Lowell on Feb. 12. Matched season-best five ground balls and also caused two turnovers in 9-8 win at then-no. 14 Harvard on March 22. Collected season-best five ground balls against Hartford on Feb : Started all 12 games in which he appeared. Collected 22 ground balls and caused 15 turnovers. Forced career-high four turnovers at Providence on Feb. 25. Collected season-best four ground balls on three separate occasions, including in his 2015 debut, a 13-9 win over Canisius on Feb : Started 13 of the 14 games in which he appeared. Named team s Defensive Player of the Year. Caused 14 turnovers and collected 23 ground balls. Gathered a career-high six ground balls and caused a career-high three turnovers against Army on April 5. PERSONAL: Born on Aug. 25, 1995 in Hackensack, New Jersey. Son of Lillian and Michael Calisto. Has four siblings, Jason, Michael, Christopher and Alyssa. GET TO KNOW DOMINICK Occupation: Master s Student Favorite Band: Dave Matthews Band Favorite Movie: Dumb and Dumber Favorite Quote: Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. 16

19 CONNOR CANNIZZARO ATTACK # LBS BORN 9/20/94 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 MLL DRAFT (4TH OVERALL) CONNOR AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 19 goals and seven assists in seven games played. In playoffs, scored seven goal and added two assists in the two games played. COLLEGIATE HONORS AND AWARDS: Tewaaraton Award Finalist (2016). Tewaaraton Award Nominee (2015, 2016 and 2017).USILA First Team All-America (2015 and 2016). USILA Second Team All-American (2017). Senior CLASS Award Finalist. BIG EAST Attackman of the Year (2016 and 2017). First Team All- BIG EAST (2015, 2016 and 2017). BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (5/2/16, 4/11/16, 2/13/17, 2/20/17, 3/13/17, 4/17/17). NCAA.com Offensive Player of the Week (4/13/16). USILA National Offensive Player of the Week (4/12/16). IL Media Third Team All-American. Inside Lacrosse Preseason First Team All-America ACC Freshman of the Year. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER: Ended his career on a 58-game active point streak, the longest in the country when the Pioneers season ended in the NCAA Semifinals. Played an started in all 69 appearances he made in his collegiate career. Made 52 starts and appearances at Denver, transferring from Maryland after his freshman year to win a National Championship with his brother Sean in Recorded 259 points on 171 goals and 88 assists in his collegiate career. Tallied 225 points (second in DU s DI history) on 145 goals (third in DU history) and 80 assists (second in DU history) in his Denver career. GET TO KNOW CONNOR Favorite Book: Bright Lights Cold Steel Favorite Band: The Lumineers Favorite Movie: The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Favorite Netflix Show: The Office 17

20 MARK COCKERTON MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 9/20/94 HOW ACQUIRED: TRADE IN 2016 WITH ROCHESTER MARK AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 35 goals, 12 assists and 23 ground balls in 14 games played. Ranked T-8th in league with 47 points in MLL SEASON: Finished with 24 goals, five assists and 17 ground balls in 13 games played MLL SEASON: Appeared in three games for the Rattlers notching three goals and one assist MLL SEASON: Led the Rattlers in goals (24) and played in nine regular season games due to NCAA Tournament responsibilities named Warrior Offensive Player of the Week during Weeks 11. Named Cascade Rookie of the Week during Weeks 9 &13. Drafted in the 7th round of the Collegiate Draft. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: Cockerton was a standout during his time with the Virginia Cavaliers. Mark totaled 125 goals during his tenure, tying him for No.8 all-time with the program. He was named USILA third-team All-American and to the All- ACC and ACC All-Tournament teams. In his senior campaign, the attackman notched 47 goals and dished out 16 assists to help lead the Cavaliers into the NCAA tournament. As a result of his outstanding play, the Canadian native was nominated for the highest NCAA Lacrosse honor. The Tewaaraton Award. Along with his father, Stan Cockerton, the duo owns the all-time father/son goal-scoring record in all of college lacrosse (318 G). PERSONAL: Son of Monica and Stan Cockerton. Brother Matt was a four-year letter winner at UVa from Has one sister Elizabeth. Father was a three-time first-team All-American lacrosse player at N.C. State, who currently ranks No. 2 all-time in NCAA goals scored with 193, graduated in 1980 as the all-time leader. Father scored the overtime-winning goal for the Canadian National Team s upset victory over Team USA in the 1978 ILF World Championship game. Father was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in GET TO KNOW MARK When You re Not Playing Lacrosse, You re: Playing Golf Favorite Music To Listen To Before A Game: Jay-Z Top Three Players You ve Played Against: Paul Rabil, Jordan Wolf, Lyle Thompson Who Had The Greatest Influence On Your Lacrosse Career?: My Father 18

21 EVAN CONNELL DEFENSE # LBS BORN 4/7/94 HOW ACQUIRED: 2018 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (49TH OVERALL) EVAN AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: The Cannons sent Connell to Florida in a blockbuster trading in which the Launch shipped Matt Landis (D) and Rob Haus (D) for Connell and the fourth overall pick in the 2017 Collegiate Draft. Made his MLL debut for Florida on 4/29 against the Rochester Rattlers with two ground balls MLL SEASON: Connell was drafted in the seventh round of the 2016 Collegiate Draft by the Charlotte Hounds. After being released from the Hounds, Connell was picked up by the Boston Cannons. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA: Collected 100 groundballs in 58 games played for UNC. GET TO KNOW EVAN Favorite Band: Led Zeppelin Favorite Movie: Good Will Hunting Top Three Players You ve Played Against: Jordan Wolf, Marcus Holman, Myles Jones The Story Behind Wearing the Number #99: My favorite number is actually 9 for Ronaldo, but in college, that number was taken and I ve been #99 ever since. 19

22 CASEY DOWD FACEOFF # LBS BORN 5/13/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (45TH OVERALL) CASEY AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played his first Major League Lacrosse game on May 13, 2017, for the Rochester Rattlers against the Boston Cannons and went 11-of-27 (.407) on face-offs and picked up five ground balls. He then went on to play for the Boston Cannons and went 6-15 (.400) at face-off in his two games played. SIENNA UNIVERSITY: Currently stands eighth all-time in NCAA Division I history in ground balls (472), 12th in ground balls per game (7.61) and ninth in faceoffs won (775). Dowd appeared in 62 career games manning the faceoff X for the Saints and helped guide the program to the 2014 MAAC Championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance as well as a pair of regular-season titles (2012, 2014). Dowd was named the MAAC Faceoff Specialist of the Year during the Saints title run his junior season in which he broke his own program and MAAC record with 151 ground balls which was the 15th highest single-season total in NCAA Division I history. PERSONAL: Son of Charles and Dawn Dowd. Father was a part-owner of the Bridgeport Barrage in the MLL from GET TO KNOW CASEY Favorite Movie: The School Of Rock Favorite Book: The Hobbit Favorite Netflix Show: New Girl The Story Behind Wearing the Number #5: Five people in my family 20

23 PARKER FAIREY GOALIE PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 10/14/94 HOW ACQUIRED: PLAYER POOL ADDITION, APRIL 2018 PARKER AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played on Florida Launch Practice Squad MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY: Fairey backstopped Montana State to their only undefeated conference championship along with just its second trip to the MCLA National Championships, and, for his efforts, senior goalie Parker Fairey was named the MCLA Division II Player of the Year. Fairey finished with a 64.0 save percentage for the season, allowing double digits in goals just four times during the regular season while eight times posting at least 12 saves in a game. In the championship game of the RMLC tournament, Fairey made 14 stops in a 10-3 victory over Metro State. In the Bobcats only loss of the season a setback to Concordia-Irvine at nationals Fairey made 22 saves, which is the fourth most in Division II tournament history. Parker is one of those players you love to have on your team and hate to see in the crease on the other side, said Montana State coach Chris Kelley. He s a game-changer and we were really fortunate to have him. He really stepped up as a leader on and off the field because he s is able to walk the walk and talk the talk. He is a tremendous athlete and we were blessed to have him come through our program. Fairey was a four-year starter for the Bobcats, leading Montana State to its only two appearances at the national championships. The Morristown, N.J., native was first team All-RMLC and All-American last spring. GET TO KNOW PARKER Favorite Book: Johnny Quest Comics Favorite Movies: The Usual Suspects, Interstellar Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Cookie Dough Favorite Netflix Show: Family Guy 21

24 JOSIAH GREVE DEFENSE PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 3/22/94 HOW ACQUIRED: PLAYER POOL ADDITION, APRIL 2018 JOSIAH AT A GLANCE BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY: Josiah Greve is the best defensive player to ever play in the 5-year-old BW lacrosse program. He earned four varsity letters, was a four-year starter, four-time first-team All-OAC, two-time first-team All-USILA All-West Region and 2017 USILA Division III All-American. Josiah also earned Academic All-OAC accolades as a sophomore. He helped BW to produce a overall record with one OAC regular season title ( ) and two OAC Championship Game appearances. Individually, Josiah played in 57 total games, including 56 starts, took 11 total shots, including five on-goal, scored three times and assisted twice for five career points. He also set a BW career-record with 139 caused turnovers. Josiah had 185 ground balls. PERSONAL: Carried a 3.5 grade point average and was a Dean s List student and a Jacket Scholar at Baldwin Wallace University. Son of Tom and Prudy Greve. GET TO KNOW JOSIAH Josiah is a freelance web developer and received a B.A. Interactive Digital Design along with two minors in Computer Science and Software Engineering. Josiah s hobbies include Sports, Video Games and Reading. Greve will be play for the Bermuda National Lacrosse team at the 2018 FIL World Championships in Israel this Summer. 22

25 PAT HARBESON MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 8/26/91 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (53RD OVERALL) PAT AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Selected 53rd overall in the 2017 Supplemental Draft by the Machine. Played 11 games with Ohio, tallying 12 ground balls, four caused turnovers and an assist. Scored a goal in the 2017 MLL Championship Game MLL SEASON: Played with the Denver Outlaws in four games scoring three goals. Played in five games with Chesapeake, scoring one goal MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Atlanta Blaze scoring three goals and notching two assists while snagging 20 groundballs. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: (2014) appeared in all 16 of UVa s games and ran on the second midfield. A key component on the faceoff wing. Picked up 29 groundballs and caused three turnovers (2013) appeared in 14 of UVa s 15 games and saw most of his time at SSDM. Scored his lone goal of the season in the opener against Drexel (Feb. 16). (2012) appeared in all 16 games as an SSDM. Registered an assist at No. 20 Drexel. Picked up two groundball against the Dragons. Picked up a career-high five GBs vs. Vermont. Scored first goal of the season at No. 9 North Carolina. Dished out an assist against Notre Dame in the NCAA Quarterfinal round. (2011) appeared in nine games, seeing the most time on the second midfield. Scored his first collegiate goal and dished his first collegiate assist against VMI. Picked up five groundballs. PERSONAL: Son of Jeffrey and Maria Harbeson Brother Matthew played lacrosse at St Joes University. Sister Liz played lacrosse at Syracuse University. Cousin is Alejandro Villanueva, Offensive Tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers. GET TO KNOW PAT Favorite Movie: Good Will Hunting Favorite Netflix Show: Stranger Things Favorite Artist: Drake Favorite Book: The Alchemist, Enders Game 23

26 KYLE HARRISON MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 3/12/83 HOW ACQUIRED: PLAYER POOL ADDITION, MARCH 2014 KYLE AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with seven goals, four assists and three ground balls in seven games played. Scored in 2017 MLL Championship Game MLL SEASON: Inducted into the Johns Hopkins Athletic Hall of Fame. Finished with 16 goals, five assists and 10 ground balls in 11 games played. In the playoffs, scored one goal against in the semifinals. Had one goal, one assist and one groundball in the 2016 MLL Championship MLL SEASON: Finished with 18 goals and five assists in 14 games played Team Captain and MLL All-Star MLL SEASON: Team captain and Machine MVP. Played in 13 games, scoring 27 goals and tallying six assists. Member of Team USA in MLL SEASON: Played seven games for Denver. Had six points, four goals and two assists. Scooped up five groundballs MLL SEASON: Named 2008 MLL All-Star. Played 12 games for Los Angeles and finished with 30 points, 17 goals, 13 assists and 23 groundballs MLL SEASON: Named 2007 MLL All-Star. Played 12 Games for New Jersey and had 27 points, 19 goals, six assists and 35 groundballs MLL SEASON: Named 2006 MLL All-Star and represented the United States in the 2006 World Lacrosse Championship. Played 11 games for New Jersey and recorded 25 points on eight goals and 17 assists with 21 groundballs MLL SEASON: Number one overall pick in the 2005 MLL draft by New Jersey. Named 2005 MLL All-Star. Played in nine games and had 15 points, nine goals and six assists. JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY: 2005 Tewaaraton Award winner. Three time All-American. Three time Tewaaraton Finalist NCAA Player of the Year. Two-time NCAA Midfielder of the Year. Led Johns Hopkins to the 2005 National Championship. Member of the All-Time Johns Hopkins team. Career totals of 57 goals and 25 assists for 82 points. Also won 289-of-473 (.611) face-offs and had 237 groundballs. Career faceoff winning percentage is the best in school history among players who have played two years and taken at least 300 faceoffs. Single-season faceoff winning percentage of.632 (2002) and.626 (2003) rank fifth and sixth, respectively, in school history. PERSONAL: Son of Dr. Miles and Wanda Harrison. Father played on the first all-african American college lacrosse team in the NCAA during the 1970 s at Morgan State. STX sponsored athlete. GET TO KNOW KYLE Proudest Career Moment: Hugging My Dad On The Field At The National Championship Favorite Netflix Show: The Office Favorite Artist: Notorious B.I.G. Favorite Book: I Can t Accept Not Trying 24

27 PLAYER BIOS MARCUS HOLMAN ATTACK # LBS BORN 5/2/91 HOW ACQUIRED: 2013 MLL DRAFT (12TH OVERALL) MARCUS AT A GLANCE Named to 2018 US Men s Lacrosse Roster 2017 MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Finished with 34 goals, 15 assists and 22 ground balls in 12 games played. In Playoffs, had 6 goals (four in championship game), five assists and four ground balls in two games MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Named MLL Offensive Player of the Week for Week 3. Scored 100th career goal on 5/21 at Boston. Finished with 42 goals, 16 assists and 33 ground balls in 14 games played. In the playoffs, had seven goals (four in championship game), four assist and four groundballs in two games MLL SEASON: Named MLL All Star. Finished with 39 goals and 11 assists in 14 games played MLL SEASON: Named Machine Offensive Player of the Year. Played in 13 games, scoring 37 goals, which led MLL. Member of Team USA in UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA: Played at the University of North Carolina from 2010 to 2013 finished his collegiate career with 213 points, 121 goals and 92 assists team captain led the Tar Heels to the 2013 ACC Championship and a Quarterfinals appearance in the NCAA Tournament finalist for the Tewaaraton Award his senior year led North Carolina with 74 points, 39 goals and 35 assists his junior year and was named a Second Team All-American won the Turnbull Trophy as the Tar Heels most valuable player in 2011 and earned honorable mention All-America honors named the ACC Freshman of the Year in PERSONAL: Born in Baltimore, Md. to Brian and Laurie Holman. Father, a former goalie for Johns Hopkins from , is now the head coach of the Utah men s lacrosse team. His mother Laurie played lacrosse at Towson, currently the Communications Director of Athletics for UNC. Has a brother Matthew and a younger sister Sydney, who both played lacrosse for UNC. GET TO KNOW MARCUS Top Three Players You ve Played Against: Tucker Durkin, Tyler Fiorito, Jordan Wolf Greatest Influence: My father Brian. He was my first coach and has greatly impacted my life as a person and my mindset as a lacrosse player. Pregame Pump Up Playlist: Eric Prydz, Drake, Rick Ross, Croatia Squad 25

28 BRIAN KARALUNAS DEFENSE # LBS BORN 9/23/89 HOW ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH BOSTON IN 2015 BRIAN AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Scooped 61 ground balls in 13 games played. In Playoffs, scored a goal and scooped four ground balls MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 4. Finished with one goal and 45 ground balls in 13 games played. In the playoff, snagged six groundballs and scored one goal MLL SEASON: Machine s 2015 Defensive Player of the Year MLL All-Star. Played in 14 games and picked up 48 groundballs on the year MLL SEASON: Named an MLL All-Star. Played in all 14 games for New York. Picked up 35 groundballs on the season. Member of Team USA 30-man training roster MLL SEASON: Named an MLL All-Star. Played in all 14 games for New York and tallied 33 groundballs MLL SEASON: Named an MLL All-Star. Played in all 14 games for Long Island and scooped 33 ground balls. Earned Defensive Player of the Week (6/11) MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games for Long Island and scooped up 34 ground balls. VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY: 2011 Lowes Senior CLASS Award Winner USILA First Team All-American First Team All-CAA CAA All-Tournament Team most decorated Villanova Men s Lacrosse player of all-time. Appeared in all 63 games of his four-year career. Tallied 213 groundballs, 153 caused turnovers, and two assists while at Villanova. Leads the NCAA and Villanova all-time with 153 caused turnovers and 2011 team captain. PERSONAL: Two-time captain at Jamesville-Dewitt High School. Son of George and Deborah Karalunas. Has a sister, Sarah, and a brother Evan. GET TO KNOW BRIAN Occupation: Head Coach of the Stanford Men s Lacrosse Team Little Known Fact: Brian was the captain of the 2007 Jamesville-Dewitt HS ice hockey team, and earned All-League First Team, Most Valuable Player, and Coach s Award honors. Nickname: BK 26

29 MARK MATTHEWS ATTACK # LBS BORN 1/27/90 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (36TH OVERALL) MARK AT A GLANCE Currently on Canada Roster Ahead of 2018 FIL World Championship 2017 MLL SEASON: Played in six games for Atlanta. Scored 13 goals and added seven assists, six ground balls and three caused turnovers MLL SEASON: Played in seven games for Atlanta. Scored 23 Goals and added five assists and 14 ground balls MLL SEASON: Played in five games for Rochester. Scored 11 goals, and added four assists and seven ground balls. In Playoffs, scored five goals and added one assist and two ground balls in two games played MLL SEASON: Appeared in three games. Scored six goals, and added two assists and nine ground balls MLL SEASON: Played in eight games for New York and tallied 11 goals, six assists, and nine ground balls MLL SEASON: Played in nine games for Denver and scored 19 goals, adding nine assists and nine ground balls. In playoffs, scored three goals and added five assists in two games played. DENVER UNIVERSITY: Finished his four-year career at Denver University with a school record 216 points and 155 goals. Ended college career on a 45-game point scoring streak, which helped him earn his second straight ECAC First Team honors, All-American status, and ECAC Offensive Player of the Year. College scoring prowess included 30 hat tricks and 21 power-play goals. Was Denver s second-leading active goal scorer and fourth active leader in career points amongst all NCAA players. PERSONAL: From Oshawa, ON GET TO KNOW MARK Favorite TV Show: Suits Biggest pet peeve: Loud chewers and people not holding the door Words of advice for young lacrosse players: Shoot overhand 27

30 MATT MCMAHON DEFENSE # LBS BORN 12/30/92 HOW ACQUIRED: 2015 MLL DRAFT (35TH OVERALL) MATT AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 43 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers in 14 games played. In Playoffs, had five ground balls and three caused turnovers in two games MLL SEASON: Scored first career goal at Boston on 5/21. Played in 11 games, and finished with 17 ground balls, 14 caused turnovers and one goal MLL SEASON: Appeared in one game. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA: (2015) Senior CLASS Award finalist (1 of 10). Team Captain. Started all 13 games on defense. USILA All-America. First-Team All-Ivy. Second-Team ECAC All-Star. USILA Scholar All-America. Senior CLASS Award finalist, one of 10 nationally. Finished the regular season with 28 caused turnovers. Led Penn and the Ivy League, and third nationally, in caused turnovers per game (2.15). Third on the team in groundballs (22). (2014) Honorable Mention All-Ivy. Started all 15 games on defense. Honorable Mention All-Ivy. Second on the team in caused turnovers with 20, also had 26 groundballs. (2013) Started all 13 games on a defense that ended the year with the best goals-against average in the country (7.38). Third on the team in caused turnovers (15) and also had 19 groundballs. (2012) As a freshman, played in all 13 games as a long-stick middie. Nine groundballs, one caused turnover. PERSONAL: Son of Nancy and Dan McMahon. Father played basketball and baseball at Stevens Tech. GET TO KNOW MATT Favorite Band: Fleetwood Mac Top Three Players You ve Played Against: Tom Schreiber (in college), Tom Schreiber (in practice), Tom Schreiber (in general) Favorite Quote: Well done is better than well said. Favorite Movie: I Love You Man 28

31 GREG MELAUGH ATTACK # LBS BORN 3/9/91 HOW ACQUIRED: 2018 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (90TH OVERALL) GREG AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played five games for the Florida Launch. Scored a hat trick against the Rochester Rattlers on 4/29, and finished the season with five goals scored and 11 groundballs. MERRIMACK UNIVERSITY: A four-year starter for Merrimack, he was a two-time All-American, and two-time First Team All-Conference selection. He played in 58 games for the Warriors, recording 121 goals and 45 assists for 166 points, and adding 120 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers. Also holds the program record for goals in a game (9), and is among the conference s all-time leaders for most goals in a season (44). PERSONAL: Son of Ed and Mary. Has a brother Ben, who played lacrosse for Salem State. GET TO KNOW GREG Favorite Band: Pinapple Jam Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite Netflix Show: Sons of Anarchy Favorite Book: The Transporter 29

32 EVAN MOLLOY GOALIE PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 3/18/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (63RD OVERALL) EVAN AT A GLANCE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY: Molloy was named ACC Tournament MVP and to the ACC All-Tournament during his junior year in 2016, and totaled career highs of 937:00 minutes played and 154 saves during his senior year. Molloy was ranked No. 18 among goalies in the Class of 2012 by Inside Lacrosse. Molloy is the son of Jamie Molloy, who holds the Syracuse record for career saves (766). PERSONAL: Son of Jamie and Louise. Father, Jamie Molloy ( ), and grandfather, Kenneth Molloy ( ), both played lacrosse at Syracuse University. Jamie Molloy holds the SU record for career saves (766) GET TO KNOW EVAN Favorite Movie: The Dark Knight Rises Favorite Artists: Drake and Jay-Z Favorite Netflix Show: The Office Favorite Book: Killing Lincoln by Bill O Reilly 30

33 MICHAEL NOONE DEFENSE # LBS BORN 11/15/90 HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED DURING 2015 SEASON MICHAEL AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 10 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers in 10 games played. In Playoffs, had one ground ball in two games MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games, and finished with 17 ground balls and six caused turnovers. Had two ground balls in playoffs MLL SEASON: Appeared in seven games and had six ground balls. LEHIGH UNIVERSITY: Played at Lehigh University from earned First Team All-Patriot League and Honorable Mention All-American honors. Led the team with 26 forced turnovers and tallied 33 groundballs his senior season. Named Second Team All-Patriot League his junior season. Ended his career with 104 groundballs and 71 forced turnovers. Was a USILA North-South All-Star Game selection. PERSONAL: Born in Jenkintown, Pa. Son of Jim and Mary Noone. He has 3 older brothers Jim, Kevin, and Brian. Majored in Marketing at Lehigh University. GET TO KNOW MICHAEL Favorite Artist: Notorious B.I.G. Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Vanilla Favorite Quote: If not me then who? Favorite Movie: Remember The Titans 31

34 JOHNNY PEARSON MIDFIELD PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 9/7/95 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 MLL DRAFT (53RD OVERALL), ADDED IN JANUARY 2018 JOHNNY AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with 10 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers in 10 games played. In Playoffs, had one ground ball in two games MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games, and finished with 17 ground balls and six caused turnovers. Had two ground balls in playoffs MLL SEASON: Appeared in seven games and had six ground balls. THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Ohio State: 2017 Big Ten Preseason Honoree. two-time Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and an Academic All-Big Ten and ECAC All-Academic team choice. 2016: Played in 13 games, starting the last six. Tied team lead with 20 goals, ranked fourth with 23 points. Entered season with two goals and points in 10 games played through first two seasons Voted team s Paul Hartman Most Improved Player. scored four goals in three of final seven games and had 16 goals in last seven games combined. 2015: Played in eight games. Goal vs. Denver in NCAA quarterfinals May 16. Scored and had a groundball at Bellarmine Feb. 27. Shot and a caused turnover at Duke in NCAA tournament May 9. Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and ECAC All-Academic team. 2014: Played vs. Denver March 15 and Jacksonville March 29, with a shot in each game. Named an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and to the ECAC All-Academic Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Played five years for the Langley Thunder under coach Bryan Poole. U19 squad won tier 1 provincial field lacrosse championship in Team captain for Langley Shiners as squad won Langley midget cup title. Four-time captain ( ) Provincial MVP. Also played hockey. PERSONAL: Son of John and Laurie. Has a brother, Caleb. Enjoys listening to music, working out and spending time outdoors GET TO KNOW JOHNNY Favorite Band: Kid Rock Favorite Netflix Show: Family Guy Favorite Movie: Lord Of The Rings Proudest Moment Of Your Career: Playing in a national championship senior year. 32

35 MIKE PERRINO MIDFIELDER PRACTICE SQUAD LBS BORN 9/3/92 HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED FROM MLL PLAYER POOL, APRIL 2018 MIKE AT A GLANCE 2017: Played on the Machine Practice Squad. CANISIUS: SENIOR YEAR: Appeared in all 12 games. Recorded six points on three goals and three assists. Registered a career-best three points with three assists versus Robert Morris. Added goals versus Siena and Manhattan and against Quinnipiac in the MAAC Tournament. Named to the MAAC All-Academic Team. REDSHIRT JUNIOR YEAR: Played in four games with the Griffs. Scored his first Division I goal in a win at VMI. Named to the MAAC All-Academic Team. JUNIOR YEAR: Did not appear in any games during his first season with the Griffs. BEFORE CANISIUS: Spent the 2013 season at Roanoke College, appearing in three games with two goals. Also played for Wooster College during the 2012 campaign, totaling 19 points, 14 goals and five assists in 14 contests, while winning 53.9 percent of his faceoffs. Earned four letters at Solon High School. Collected all-region honors in 2011, totaling 36 points, 31 goals and five assists. PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Karen Perrino. GET TO KNOW MIKE Favorite Band: Black Crowes When You re Not Playing Lacrosse You re: Doing Yoga Pregame Meal: Two Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwiches Biggest Inspiration: Kyle Harrison 33

36 TYLER PFISTER MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 8/20/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 MLL DRAFT (63RD OVERALL) TYLER AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with one goal, two assists and four ground balls in three games played. In Playoffs, had one ground ball in two games. THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Voted a team captain for 2016 and 17. Michael R. Breschi Memorial Scholarship recipient. A four-time Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and two-time Academic All-Big Ten choice. B1G player of the week honoree. Earned bachelor s degree in communication in Spring Currently attending graduate school for sport administration. Received team s Community Service Award in : Team captain. Played in first three games and 10 total, missing four with injury. Earned Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and Academic All-Big Ten honors. 2015: Limited to nine games because of injuries (missed first six games, as well as Penn State contest and the last three outings). Four goals, three assists and seven points. B1G Offensive Player of the Week after a career-high three goals and four points in win over Denver March 14 HIGH SCHOOL: Member of squad that won 2012 state championship, scoring two goals and adding two assists in the final. Led team in scoring as a senior and was first on the squad in assists his last two seasons. 115 goals, 69 assists and 184 career point. UAHS won the 2010 state crown, along with the 2011 Midwest title. Ohio Attackman of the Year. An All-American, All-Ohio and All-Conference selection, and earned all-city and all-midwest honors. Won team s leadership and offensive MVP awards. Also played football for the Golden Bears. PERSONAL: Son of Megan and Mark. One younger sibling, Jackson. Favorite pro sports team is the Philadelphia Eagles. Father, Mark, played linebacker for the Ohio State football team, earning letters in 1983 and 84. GET TO KNOW TYLER Favorite Band: Steeldrivers Favorite Book: Wild At Heart Favorite Quote: You Can t Know Where You re Going Without Remembering Where You ve Been. Favorite Movie: Legends Of The Fall 34

37 JACKSON PLACE MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 8/20/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2014 MLL DRAFT (25TH OVERALL) JACKSON AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with one goal, 27 ground balls and nine caused turnovers in 14 games played. In Playoffs, had two ground balls in two games. Named MLL All Star MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 5. Finished with one goal, 30 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers in 13 games played. In playoffs, had five ground balls in two games played MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games and allied 31 groundballs on the year MLL SEASON: Played in one game for the Machine and collected two groundballs in his MLL debut at New York (6/28). BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY: Played at Bucknell from 2011 to Named an Honorable Mention All-American in Named the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week four times in his career. Started all 14 games played and finished second on the team with 42 groundballs in Played in 16 games as a freshman before starting all 16 games as a sophomore in PERSONAL: Born to John and Victoria Place. Started all four years while at Episcopal Academy. Named the league MVP after his senior season in high school. Was named the 12th-best defensive back in football his senior season by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Majored in Political Science. GET TO KNOW JACKSON Favorite Band: Red Hot Chili Peppers Favorite Book: Harry Potter Favorite Quote: Work your hardest when others aren t. Favorite Netflix Show: Stranger Things 35

38 GREG PUSKULDJIAN FACEOFF # LBS BORN 11/4/92 HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED FROM PLAYER POOL, APRIL 2015 GREG AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Finished with with 52 ground balls in 10 games played. In Playoffs, went with 23 ground balls and two goals in two games MLL SEASON: Went with one goal and 123 ground balls in 14 games played. In playoffs, had one assist and 10 ground balls in two games played MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games went with 110 groundballs on the year. ADELPHI UNIVERSITY: Named Division II Specialist of the Year his senior season at Adelphi University. Named USILA First-Team All-American. Named First-Team All-Northeast-10. Selected as member of the USILA North/South All-Star game. Ranked third in the nation in face-off win percentage at.678. Led the country in face-off wins with 398. Set Adelphi record with 166 groundballs his senior season. Scored 16 career goals. PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Gayle Puskuldjian. Has two brothers, Richie and Ty, and a sister, Zara. Brother Richie played lacrosse at the University of Albany. Majored in Business. GET TO KNOW GREG Favorite Artist: Eminem Favorite TV Show: Billions Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Cookies and Cream Favorite Movie: Miracle 36

39 SCOTT RODGERS GOALIE # LBS BORN 2/17/87 HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED FROM PLAYER POOL PRIOR TO 2012 SEASON SCOTT AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Went 2-3 in five games played with a GAA and a.537 Save Percentage MLL SEASON: Named Most Valuable Player at the MLL All-Star Game (7/9). Named MLL Warrior Defensive Player of the Week for Week 8. Named Coca-Cola Player of the Game at Charlotte (6/9). Named Game MVP for game against Denver (5/8). Went 7-4 in 12 games played with a GAA and a.519 Save Percentage. In Playoffs, went 1-1 with a GAA and a.525 Save Percentage MLL SEASON: Appeared in one game and made 12 saves MLL SEASON: Appeared in six games and made 46 saves MLL SEASON: Appeared in five games and made 54 saves. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME: Named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2010 NCAA Championship. A two-time All-America honoree. Named the 2009 Great Western Lacrosse Player of the Year. A Second-Team All-BIG EAST pick in Led the nation in goals-against average (6.14) and save percentage (.663) in Also led the nation in save percentage (.605) in 2010 in addition to ranking third in goals-against average (7.56). Played in 38 career games, including 31 starts. Finished his stellar career with a 6.77 goalsagainst average and a.642 save percentage. Made 371 saves, while allowing 207 goals. 69 groundballs. A two-time monogram recipient. Selected by the Toronto Nationals in the second round (seventh overall pick) of the 2010 MLL Draft. PERSONAL: Son of Bridget and Scott Rodgers. Has one younger sister, Brianna. GET TO KNOW SCOTT Favorite Band: Metallica The Story Behind Wearing #42: I didn t look skinny in single digits. Favorite Quote: Obstacles we overcome give us the strength to endure. Favorite Movie: Pumping Iron 37

40 TOM SCHREIBER MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 2/24/92 HOW ACQUIRED: 2014 MLL DRAFT (1ST OVERALL) TOM AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Voted No. 1 on LSN s Top 25 Players List. Inside Lacrosse and US Lacrosse Magazine Cover Athlete MLL MVP Winner. Named MLL All Star. Played in 10 games and finished with 18 goals, 26 assists and 15 ground balls. Led the MLL in assists MLL SEASON: Named MLL MVP. Captured his 100th career MLL point and was Game MVP at Boston (5/21) and Game MVP against New York (5/14). Named MLL All Star. Scored 23 goals and added 36 assists and 23 ground balls in 14 games played MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games MLL All-Star. Team leader in points with 60. Scored 23 goals and notched 36 assists MLL SEASON: Selected 1st Overall in 2014 Collegiate Draft. Named Cascade Rookie of the Week for Week 5. Finished with 29 goals and 30 assists for a team high 60 points. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY: Fifth all-time at Princeton in points with 200 (106G, 94A). Sixth all-time at Princeton with 94 career assists. Seventh all-time at Princeton in goals scored. He is the only player in program history in the top 10 in goals and assists and with three seasons of at least 20 goals and at least 20 assists. One of five players in Ivy history - and only midfielder - with at least 100 goals and 90 assists. Holds Princeton records for goals, assists and points in a career by a midfielder and has at least three points in 46 career games. PERSONAL: Son of Doug and Liz Schreiber. Doug was the National Player of the Year at Maryland, was a two-time First-Team All-America, played for the Terps 1973 NCAA championship team and is a member of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Has a younger sister Chrissy, and his cousin Chris played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins where he was a member of two NCAA Championship teams. Tom s uncle Ed is a longtime college lacrosse referee who has officiated several Division I Championship games. GET TO KNOW TOM Favorite Band: Pearl Jam The Story Behind Wearing #26: My dad s college jersey number. We are very close and it s to honor him. He wore it to honor Lt. Ray Enners, a Vietnam War hero. (Additional info A Heart of Gray. ) Favorite Movie: A Bronx Tale 38

41 ALEX SPRING DEFENSE # LBS BORN 4/30/93 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (27TH OVERALL) ALEX AT A GLANCE Selected in the eighth round of the 2016 Major League Lacrosse Draft by the Florida Launch BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY: IN 2016: Enjoyed a banner senior year. USILA Honorable Mention All-American and Scholar All-American. Inside Lacrosse Preseason Honorable Mention All-American. Second Team All-Patriot League long-stick midfielder. Named to Academic All-Patriot League Team. Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on Apr. 4. Team s primary LSM and a regular faceoff wing. Ranked fourth in the Patriot League and 23rd in the nation in ground balls with 73. That was the highest total in the league among non-faceoff specialists. 73 ground balls were eighth-most in a season in Bucknell history. IN 2015: Earned First Team All-Patriot League honors as a long-stick defensive midfielder. Led the team in ground balls with 75, which was tied for sixth-most in a season in team history. His 5.0 ground balls per game was the fifth-best mark in the Patriot League, and the best among non-faceoff specialists. Also led the Bison and ranked third in the Patriot League with 23 caused turnovers. Ranked 18th nationally in caused turnovers per game and 24th in ground balls per game. IN 2014: Solidified his standing as one of the Patriot League s top long-stick defensive midfielders. Led the Bison with 57 ground balls and ranked second on the squad with 23 caused turnovers while appearing in all 15 games. recorded at least one ground ball in every game. Had six ground balls against Boston University and was named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week IN 2013: Made an immediate impact as a long-stick defensive midfielder. Played in every game and ranked second on the team with 53 ground balls. Had at least one ground ball in all but one game Named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on March 4 PERSONAL: Son of Rob and Cornelia Spring. Has two siblings: Peter and Huyette. Lettered four times in lacrosse, three times in football and once in hockey at Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio. Two-year lacrosse captain. Team s defensive MVP in 2012 and was picked for the US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase. Two-time All-Midwest selection. Defensive MVP of 2010 MSLCA Tournament. Majored in classics. Annual member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Member of 2016 Patriot League All-Academic Team and USILA Scholar All-America. At the 2016 Bucknell Senior Recognition Dinner was given was given the Bryan-Humphreys Award, which is presented to a student-athlete who has exhibited exceptional versatility within his/her sport, displaying outstanding achievement and the selfless determination to help the team succeed by contributing in a variety of ways. Favorite Artist: Fetty Wap Favorite Book: Harry Potter Favorite Netflix Show: Narcos Favorite Movie: Top Gun GET TO KNOW ALEX 39

42 GARRETT THUL ATTACK # LBS BORN 5/31/90 HOW ACQUIRED: 2017 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT (18TH OVERALL) GARRETT AT A GLANCE IN 2016: Played three games for Charlotte, scored one goal and scooped four ground balls. IN 2015: Picked first overall in the 2015 Supplemental Draft By Charlotte. Played one game for Charlotte and scored a 2-point goal. IN 2014: Eight games played for Florida. Scored 14 goals and had one ground ball. IN 2013: Played six games for Hamilton and finished with 10 goals (three 2-pointers) and 12 ground balls. ARMY: Served as a team tri-captain in preseason All-Patriot League pick... preseason All-American... selected as the 21st overall pick in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Collegiate Draft to the Hamilton Nationals... three-time All-Patriot League performer... two-time All-America selection... enters the 2013 season riding a 39 goal-scoring streak, which is the longest active streak in the nation... sitting on 122 career goals heading into his final campaign... ranks fifth on Army s career goal-scoring list and sixth in Patriot League history... Scott Finlay `78 owns the record with 140 career goals... with 42 goals as a sophomore and 41 goals as a rookie, he joins Finlay as the only two players to record at least 40 goals in two seasons... both did so in back-to-back years. PERSONAL: Son of James and Lorna Thul. Was born in Flemington, N.J. Was one sister, Lauren. GET TO KNOW GARRETT Favorite Band: Eli Young Band The Story Behind Wearing #9: My Childhood Idol/Mentor Mike Kamon (Usma 03), Wore 9 At West Point. When I Was About 10 Years Old I Told Myself I Was Going To Go To West Point, Play Lacrosse, And Wear Number 9. And I Did. Favorite Movie: Good Will Hunting 40

43 STEVE WALDECK DEFENSE # LBS BORN 12/11/87 HOW ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH NEW YORK, JULY 2014 STEVE AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played in all 14 games and finished with 44 ground balls and nine caused turnovers. In the Playoffs, scooped six ground balls in two games MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games and finished with two goals, 30 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers. In the Playoffs, scooped seven ground balls in two games MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games for the Machine. Scored one goal and snagged 21 groundballs MLL SEASON: Acquired in trade with New York on July 2. Played in five games for Ohio. Scored one goal and snagged nine groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for New York. Scored a career-high three goals, including a pair 2-point goals and picked up 28 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 39 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 36 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in seven games for Toronto. Scored two goals and picked up 23 groundballs. STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY: Played at Stony Brook from 2007 to Named First Team All-America East three times. Led the nation in goals for a long pole as a senior with 10. Finished career with 313 ground balls, including 112 in 2010 which is third best in school history. Totaled 17 goals and 11 assists as a long-stick midfielder in college. PERSONAL: Born Steven Edward Waldeck to Lynn and Edward Waldeck. Nicknamed Wally. Married to Stephanie Waldeck. Has one brother and a sister. GET TO KNOW STEVE Favorite Band: Imagine Dragons Favorite Netflix Show: The Office Favorite Quote: If an opportunity doesn t knock, build a door. - Milton Berle Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights 41

44 MARCUS WILLIS MIDFIELD PRACTICE SQUAD LBS HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED FROM PLAYER POOL, APRIL 2018 MARCUS AT A GLANCE As a Senior: finished his four-year career with Otterbein University with 118 points and appeared in three NCAA Tournaments. As a Junior (2015): Started all 18 games for third varsity letter. Named OAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year. First Team All-OAC. Led the team and ranked third in the conference with 25 assists. Scored 17 goals, including five multi-score games. Recorded hat trick in 13-8 win over Adrian (3/28/15). Tallied two goals and three assists in wins over John Carroll (4/4/15) and at Mount Union (4/11/15). Had season-high three ground balls at Birmingham-Southern (3/3/15). As a Sophomore (2014): Played in all 17 games, starting one, to receive second letter. Named honorable mention All-OAC. Finished sixth on the team in total scoring and tied for second in assists (14). Scored once and assisted on three other goals in home win over Mount Union (4/26/14). Netted two goals in victory over Wilmington (4/23/14). Scored once and assisted two other goals against John Carroll (4/12/14). As a Freshman (2013): Played in all 18 games off the bench to earn first varsity letter. Finished tenth on the team in scoring with four goals and six assists. Had an assist in three-straight games from April High School: Earned two letters in lacrosse and one in basketball. GET TO KNOW MARCUS Marcus is in his first year as an assistant coach for the Ohio Northern s men s lacrosse team under ONU Head Coach and Machine Defensive Coordinator Nat St. Laurent. He comes to the Polar Bears after a season as an assistant coach at Westerville High School. After graduation, Willis served as a child nutrition programs associate for the Westerville Area Resource Ministry, where he also worked as an undergraduate student. 42

45 PAT YOUNG MIDFIELD # LBS BORN 10/5/93 HOW ACQUIRED: ADDED FROM WAIVERS, AUGUST 2017 PAT AT A GLANCE 2017 MLL SEASON: Played in nine games for Charlotte and had eight goals and four ground balls MLL SEASON: Selected with the 13th overall pick of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Charlotte Hounds. Played in five games and had three goals, and one ground ball. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Finished career with 132 points on 101 goals and 31 assists. Appeared in 62 collegiate games, making 40 career starts. PERSONAL: Older brother, Tamai, competed in football at Villanova. Also has a younger brother, Zachery. Son of Majorie and Peter Young. GET TO KNOW PAT Favorite Artist: J. Cole Favorite Netflix Show: The Office Favorite Book: The Giving Tree Favorite Movie: Remember The Titans 43

46 2018 MLL DRAFT 2018 MLL DRAFT The Ohio Machine drafted seven players in the 2018 Major League Lacrosse Draft on April 18 RD(pick) Name College 1(9) Justin Guterding Duke 2 (15) Bryce Young Maryland 3 (22) Christian Mazzone Rutgers 4 (31) Kenny Massa Bryant 4 (36) Carlson Milikin Notre Dame 5 (45) Zach Bryant Robert Morris 6 (54) Ryan Keenan Penn State 44

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49 OHIO MACHINE LACROSSE FOUNDATION The Ohio Machine created the Ohio Machine Lacrosse Foundation (OMLF) in September The OMLF is committed to making a difference in the growth and development of the game through the dedication of time, resources and support to the Ohio lacrosse community. A key objective of our organization is to ensure that the game of lacrosse is made available to everyone throughout Ohio, Ohio Machine president Ryan Chenault said. Opening the door for youth players of today will support their aspirations in becoming collegiate and professional players. We are committed to supporting our home and our community, this Foundation provides us the platform. The foundation is broken into two pillars, growth of the game and giving back to Ohio. GROWTH OF THE GAME Through the use of leagues, clinics, camps etc., run by professional and collegiate players, coaches and governing bodies. The OMLF main objective is to promote participation in the game. OMLF will provide this support through youth leagues, such as the Central Ohio Youth Lacrosse League, starting new programs through seed money or via production donations. OMLF is dedicated to the growth of lacrosse throughout the urban and rural parts of Ohio as well hosting various play days to increase participation and awareness. Education of the game is also important to the OMLF, providing instruction and coaching education through the annual Ohio Machine Lacrosse Foundation, along with necessary officiating instruction. SUPPORTING OUR HOME The Ohio Machine is dedicated to supporting its home, as we are a team of the state, supporting all three regions, north, south and central. A prospering home will only enhance the community. This support will be provided through SuperSheen a fundraising effort for lacrosse families in need, scholarship programs, team/staff lead volunteer efforts as well as fundraising lacrosse events to support veterans through Shootout for Soldiers and other Ohio-based charities. For more information about the Ohio Machine Lacrosse Foundation, go to 47

50 CAREER RECORDS MACHINE CAREER RECORDS Points Marcus Holman Tom Schreiber Steele Stanwick Peter Baum Goals Marcus Holman Peter Baum Tom Schrieber...83 Steele Stanwick...65 Assists Steele Stanwick Tom Schreiber...99 Marcus Holman...63 Peter Baum PT Goals Kyle Hartzell...9 Peter Baum...7 Marcus Holman...5 Kyle Harrison...5 PowerPlay Goals Marcus Holman...18 Peter Baum...14 Logan Schuss...11 Jim Connolly...11 PowerPlay Assists Steele Stanwick...17 Peter Baum...14 Tom Schreiber...14 Marcus Holman...6 Hat Tricks Marcus Holman...29 Peter Baum...24 Logan Schuss...12 Tom Schreiber...9 Game-Winning Goals Marcus Holman...7 Jake Bernhardt...6 Mark Cockerton...5 Peter Baum...5 Groundballs Greg Puskuldjian Brian Karalunas Eric O Brien Kyle Hartzell Shorthanded Goals Marcus Holman...4 Chaz Woodson...1 Eric O Brien...1 Dan Groot...1 Shorthanded Assists Kyle Harrison...5 Chaz Woodson...2 Jim Connolly...2 Jake Bernhardt...1 Shots on Goal Marcus Holman Peter Baum Jake Bernhardt Mark Cockerton Games Played Dominique Alexander...64 Marcus Holman...63 Jake Bernhardt...60 Steele Stanwick...58 Faceoff Wins Greg Puskuldjian Eric O Brien Robert Dattilo...83 Anthony Kelly...77 Faceoff Win % Robert Dattilo Anthony Kelly Greg Puskuldjian Eric O Brien Saves Brian Phipps Scott Rodgers Kyle Bernlohr Save Percentage Kyle Bernlohr Brian Phipps Scott Rodgers Goals Against Average Scott Rodgers Kyle Bernlohr Brian Phipps

51 SINGLE SEASON RECORDS MACHINE SINGLE SEASON RECORDS Points Tom Schreiber ( 16)...60 Tom Schreiber ( 15)...60 Marcus Holman ( 16)...58 Peter Baum ( 17)...52 Goals Marcus Holman ( 16)...42 Marcus Holman ( 15)...39 Peter Baum ( 15)...36 Mark Cockerton ( 17)...35 Assists Tom Schreiber ( 16)...36 Tom Schreiber ( 15)...30 Steele Stanwick ( 15)...30 Tom Schreiber ( 17) PT Goals Kyle Hartzell ( 12)...9 Peter Baum ( 16)...5 Kyle Harrison ( 15)...5 Marcus Holman ( 14)...5 PowerPlay Goals Peter Baum ( 16)...6 Logan Schuss ( 13)...5 Marcus Holman ( 16)...4 Peter Baum ( 14)...4 PowerPlay Assists Steele Stanwick ( 16)...6 Tom Schreiber ( 15)...5 Logan Schuss ( 13)...5 Peter Baum ( 14)...4 Hat Tricks Marcus Holman ( 16)...9 Marcus Holman ( 15)...7 Peter Baum ( 14)...7 Marcus Holman ( 15)...7 Game-Winning Goals Mark Cockerton ( 17)...3 Marcus Holman ( 16)...2 Peter Baum ( 16)...2 Mark Cockerton ( 16)...2 Groundballs Greg Puskuldjian ( 16) Greg Puskuldjian ( 15) Eric O Brien ( 13)...62 Brian Karalunas ( 17)...61 Shots on Goal Mark Cockerton ( 17) Peter Baum ( 17) Marcus Holman ( 17)...98 Jake Bernhardt ( 17)...72 Faceoff Wins Greg Puskuldjian ( 16) Greg Puskuldjian ( 15) Eric O Brien ( 13) Matt Lalli ( 12) Faceoff Win % Robert Dattilo ( 14) Greg Puskuldjian ( 16) Greg Puskuldjian ( 15) Matt Lalli ( 12) Saves Brian Phipps ( 15) Scott Rodgers ( 16) Brian Phipps ( 14) Save Percentage Kyle Bernlohr ( 17) Brian Phipps ( 15) Scott Rodgers ( 16) Scott Rodgers ( 17) Goals Against Average Scott Rodgers ( 17) Kyle Bernlohr ( 17) Scott Rodgers ( 15)

52 AWARDS AND HONORS MACHINE AWARDS & HONORS RECEIPIENTS MLL All-Stars Greg Bice Jim Connolly Kyle Hartzell Chazz Woodson Kyle Hartzell Steele Stanwick Peter Baum Kyle Harrison Marcus Holman Tom Schreiber Logan Schuss Steele Stanwick Peter Baum Kyle Harrison Marcus Holman Tom Schreiber Brian Karalunas Peter Baum Jackson Place Marcus Holman Tom Schreiber Brian Karalunas Scott Rodgers Bear Davis Peter Baum Jake Bernhardt Kyle Bernlohr Marcus Holman Brian Karalunas Jackson Place Tom Schreiber *Grant set new MLL record scoring 10 goals in one game *Grant took over Casey Powell to become MLL-All-Time Point Leader with 534 pts Rookie of the Week Logan Schuss Tom Schreiber Derek Maltz Jimmy Bitter Connor Cannizzaro All-MLL Team Kyle Hartzell Peter Baum Tom Schreiber Tom Schreiber Brian Karalunas Matt McMahon Tom Schreiber Peter Baum Marcus Holman Defensive Player of the Week Stefan Schroder Chad Weidmaier Brian Farrell Dana Wilber Brian Phipps Jackson Place Adam Fullerton Brian Karalunas Jackson Place Scott Rodgers Kyle Bernlohr Offensive Player of the Week Joe Cummings Marcus Holman Kyle Harrison Steele Stanwick Marcus Holman John Grant Jr Mark Cockerton Marcus Holman Most Improved Player of the Year Kyle Bernlohr League MVP Tom Schreiber Tom Schreiber Team USA Kyle Harrison /15 Marcus Holman /15/16/18 Steele Stanwick Dominique Alexander Jake Bernhardt /18 Team Canada Logan Schuss Mark Matthews Team Bermuda Josiah Grieve

53 OVERALL FRANCHISE RECORDS OVERALL FRANCHISE RECORDS Boston (L) vs Boston (L) vs Boston (L) (W) vs Boston (L) (OT) (L) (W) vs Boston (W) 7-14 (W) vs Boston (W) vs Boston (OT) (W) Boston (OT) (W) Rochester vs Rochester (W) (L) 9-7 (L) vs Rochester (W) vs Rochester (W) (W) (W) vs Rochester (L) 13-9 (L) vs Rochester (L) vs Rochester (OT) (L) Rochester (L) Florida 10-9 (L) vs Florida (W) (L) vs Florida (W) (W) vs Florida (W) vs Florida 19-7 (W) Chesapeake (L) vs Chesapeake 7-11 (L) 14-5 (L) vs Chesapeake (L) (W) vs Chesapeake (W) 9-12 (W) vs Chesapeake (OT) (L) vs Chesapeake (L) Chesapeake (W) vs Chesapeake (W) New York Island (L) vs Long Island (L) vs New York 8-14 (L) York (L) vs New York 9-11 (L) York (L) York 14-8 (L) vs New York 14-9 (W) vs New York (W) York (W) New York (L) vs New York (W) Denver vs Denver 8-16 (L) (L) vs Denver 8-13 (L) 19-5 (L) (L) vs Denver (OT) (W) vs Denver (L) (W) (L) vs Denver (OT) (W) vs Denver (L) Denver (W) Charlotte (L) vs Charlotte (L) 13-7 (L) vs Charlotte (L) 8-15 (W) vs Charlotte (W) vs Charlotte (W) (W) 9-16 (W) Charlotte (W) vs Charlotte 10-8 (L) Atlanta vs Atlanta (OT) (L) (L) 10-9 (W) Hamilton Hamilton (W) 07/14/12 vs. Hamilton (L) 5/23/13 vs. Hamilton 9-16 (L) Hamilton (L) 51

54 2018 MEDIA GUIDE IN A SINGLE GAME 4+ Assists 7...T. Schreiber vs. New York 5/14/ T. Schreiber vs. Denver 5/29/ T. Schreiber vs. New York 8/6/ S. Stanwick vs. Rochester 6/14/14 5 M. Cockerton vs. New York 7/29/17 5 T. Schreiber vs. Chesapeake 6/2/17 5 T. Schreiber vs. Florida 5/27/ T. Schreiber vs. Florida 4/23/16 5 S. Stanwick vs. Denver 7/4/12 4 J. Bernhardt vs. Chesapeake 6/24/ T. Schreiber vs. New York 7/18/ S. Stanwick vs. Denver 5/8/ S. Stanwick vs. Charlotte 6/23/ S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/25/ S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/11/ C. Woodson vs. Hamilton 7/13/ S. Stanwick vs. Denver 5/4/ L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/6/14 5+ Goals 6 M. Holman vs. Florida 5/27/ M. Holman vs. Rochester 8/2/ M. Holman vs. New York 5/14/ M. Holman vs. Charlotte 5/16/ J. Grant Jr vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-Final) 5 M. Cockerton vs. Rochester 8/5/17 5 P. Baum vs. New York 7/29/17 5 C. Cannizzaro vs. New York 7/29/17 5 M. Holman vs. Boston 6/22/ P. Baum vs. Rochester 6/14/ P. Baum vs. New York 6/28/ M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/28/ M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/14/ M. Holman vs. Denver 7/26/ M. Holman vs. Denver 5/8/ M. Holman vs. Denver 5/29/ M. Holman vs. Charlotte 6/9/ L. Schuss vs. Denver 7/26/ L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/29/13 5 J. Connolly vs. Denver 7/4/12 5 C. Woodson vs. Rochester 7/28/ Goals 10...J. Grant Jr vs. New York 8/6/ FO Wins 23...G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 5/24/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/15/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/11/15 21 A. Kelly vs. Charlotte 5/12/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 4/23/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 6/18/ Overall Goals Scored 23...vs Denver 7/26/ vs. New York 5/14/ vs. New York 8/6/16 20 vs. New York 7/29/ vs. Florida 5/24/ point Goals 2... K. Hartzell vs. Charlotte 6/23/ K. Harrison vs. Florida 5/24/ Saves S. Rodgers vs. Charlotte 4/26/ S. Rodgers vs. Bos 8/3/ B. Phipps vs. Rochester 6/28/15 21 K. Bernlohr vs. New York 7/29/ B. Phipps vs. Charoltte 5/16/ S. Rodgers vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Playoff) 7+ Points 10...J. Grant Jr vs New York 8/6/ T. Schreiber vs. New York 5/14/ J. Grant Jr vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-Final) 8...T. Schreiber vs. New York 8/6/ S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/25/ M. Holman vs. Rochester 8/2/ L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/6/ T. Schreiber vs. Denver 5/29/15 7 P. Baum vs. New York 7/29/17 7 M. Holman vs. Boston 6/22/17 7 M. Holman vs. Florida M. Cockerton vs. Charlotte 4/29/ S. Stanwick vs. Denver 8/20/16 (Championship Game) 7...M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/28/ Ground Balls 19...G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/11/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 5/24/15 15 G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 8/12/17 (Semi-Final) 15...G. Puskuldjian vs. Chesapeake 6/20/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Rochester 6/28/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 4/23/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 6/18/ R. Dattilo vs. Denver 7/26/ G. Puskuldjian vs. New York 8/6/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/25/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Chesapeake 6/30/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 7/30/16 11 K. Hartzell vs. Denver 7/4/12 10 K. Reisman vs. Boston 6/10/ G. Puskuldjian vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-Final) 52