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1 2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY 16 Sun. (5) at Jacksonville% (NBCSN) W, Sat. (4) PENN STATE (12) L, 7-8 MARCH 1 Sat. (11) at N. Carolina* (2) (ESPN3) W, Sat. (6) vs. Denver^ (12) L, Sun. (11) VIRGINIA* (7) (ESPNU) W, Tues. (7) at Ohio State (FCS) W, Sat. (7) at Syracuse* (10) (ESPNU) L, APRIL 5 Sat. (7) DUKE* (3) (ESPNU) L, Tues. (10) at Marquette W, Sat. (10) ROBERT MORRIS W, Sat. (8) MARYLAND* (5) (ESPNU) L, 8-12 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP (PPL Park Chester, Pa.) 25 Fri. Semifinals (9) vs. Maryland (5) (ESPNU) W, Sun. Final (9) vs. Syracuse (4) (ESPNU) W, MAY 3 Sat. (5) ARMY (19) (ESPNU) W, NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP First Round 10 Sat. (5) HARVARD (11) (ESPNU) W, 13-5 Quarterfinals 17 Sat. (5) vs. Albany (15) (ESPN2) W, (ot) Hempstead, N.Y. Semifinals 24 Sat. (5) vs. Maryland (6) (ESPN2) W, 11-6 Baltimore, Md. M&T Bank Stadium Final 26 Mon. (5) vs. Duke (3) (ESPN2) 1 p.m. Baltimore, Md. M&T Bank Stadium All times local to site Home games in BOLD CAPS % - Moe s Southwest Grill Lacrosse Classic * - ACC game ^ - Pacific Coast Shootout (Costa Mesa, Calif.) Numbers in parenthesis indicates USILA ranking NOTRE DAME MEN S LACROSSE 2014 ACC Tournament Champions 2010 NCAA Finalist 2001 & 2012 NCAA Semifinalist 9 Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances Media Relations Contact: Sean Carroll - Carroll.64@nd.edu (o) (c) Overall: 16-3 ACC: 4-1 Home: 10-0 Away: 4-2 Neutral: 2-1 #6 NOTRE DAME vs. #1 DUKE NCAA Championship Final Monday, May 26 1 p.m. (ET) M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, Md. TV/INTERNET ESPN2/WatchESPN LIVE STATS UND.com (Gametracker) Duke leads series 8-5 RADIO WestwoodOne SiriusXM Ch. 91 WestwoodOneSports.com SETTING THE STAGE Sixth-seeded Notre Dame (12-5) will face top-seeded Duke (16-3) Monday in the title game of the NCAA Championship. Faceoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. (ET) at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md. The game will be aired on ESPN2 and WatchESPN. Eamon McAnaney (play-by-play), Quint Kessenich (analyst) and Paul Carcaterra (reporter) will be on the call. WestwoodOne will cover the game on SiriusXM Radio and WestwoodOneSports.com. Jason Benetti (play-by-play), Mark Dixon (analyst) and Jason Horowitz (reporter) will call the action. Duke topped Notre Dame 15-7 on April 5 in South Bend. The Irish are 8-1 since that contest, including a current six-game winning streak. This will be a rematch of the 2010 national title game when the Blue Devils clipped the Irish 6-5 in overtime at M&T Bank Stadium. ANOTHER DATE WITH DUKE Monday will be the 14th meeting all-time between Notre Dame and Duke and the ninth encounter in the last five seasons. This will be the fourth time the two teams have met in the NCAA Championship since The Irish are 4-4 against the Blue Devils since the beginning of the 2010 season. The Fighting Irish are 4-1 in the regular-season meetings in that time, while they have dropped the three NCAA tournament matchups. Duke bested Notre Dame in the 2010 national title game (6-5 in OT), the 2011 quarterfinals (7-5) and the 2013 quarterfinals (12-11). Notre Dame s first-ever NCAA Championship victory came at Duke, a triumph in the first round of the 1995 tournament. Duke leads the all-time series 8-5. COACHES CORNER Notre Dame head coach Kevin Corrigan is against a John Danowski-coached team. Corrigan went 6-7 versus Danowski s Hofstra teams and the Irish head coach is 4-4 against Danowski during his Duke tenure. POSTSEASON SUCCESS The Fighting Irish are 10-4 in the NCAA tournament over the last five seasons. Notre Dame and Duke are the only two schools to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship in each of the last five campaigns. Notre Dame and Maryland are the only two programs to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship field in each of the last nine seasons. IRISH RETURN TO CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND This is the third Championship Weekend appearance in the last five seasons for Notre Dame and the fourth trip overall in program history. The Irish were semifinalists in 2001 and 2012 and they were the national runner-up in Overall: 12-5 ACC: 2-3 Home: 4-3 Away: 4-1 Neutral: 4-1 Fighting Irish Quick Facts First Varsity Season 1981 All-Time Record (.663) NCAA Tournament Appearances 19 (9 consecutive) Best NCAA Tournament Finish Finalist (2010) Final Fours (3) 2001, 2010, 2012 Head Coach Kevin Corrigan (Virginia 82) Record at ND (Full Seasons): (.680) (25) Career Record (Full Seasons): (.662) (27) Assistant Coach Gerry Byrne (8th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Assistant Coach Matt Karweck (2nd season, Notre Dame 06) Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Home Field Arlotta Stadium (outdoor - turf - 2,500) Loftus Sports Center (indoor - turf) 2013 Record BIG EAST Record (finish) 4-2 (3rd) 2013 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (L, to Duke) Starters Returning/Lost 6/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/10 Newcomers 14 Page 1

2 2014 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Kyle Ripp G Sr Short Hills, NJ/Millburn 2 John Scioscia* A Sr Summit, NJ/Summit 3 Will Gilmartin M Jr Nesconset, NY/St. Anthony s/lawrenceville 4 Stephen O Hara** (C) D Sr West Chester, PA/St. Joe s Prep 5 Jim Marlatt** (C) M Sr Clarksville, MD/River Hill 6 Chris Prevoznik* LSM/D Sr Mountain Lakes, NJ/Mountain Lakes 7 Michael Shepardson D Sr Winter Park, FL/Saint Andrews 8 Alex Eaton* A Sr Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater Raritan 9 Conor Kelly G Jr St. Davids, PA/Haverford 10 Jack Sheridan D So West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep 11 Pat Cotter** M GS Olney, MD/Georgetown Prep 12 Westy Hopkins*** A Sr Newtown, PA/LaSalle College HS/Lawrenceville 13 Tyler Brenneman** M Sr East Hampton, NY/East Hampton 14 Ryan Smith LSM/D Sr Summit, NJ/St. Peter s Prep 15 Cole Riccardi M So Madison, NJ/Delbarton 16 Sergio Perkovic M Fr Bloomfield Hills, MI/Brother Rice 17 Will Corrigan** M Jr South Bend, IN/St. Joseph s 18 Eddy Lubowicki A So Somerset, NJ/St. Joseph s (Metuchen) 19 Kyle Trolley M So Peterborough, Ontario/Culver Academy (IN) 20 Nick Ossello** M/FO Jr Wheat Ridge, CO/Wheat Ridge 21 Logan Connolly A Jr Davidsonville, MD/St. Mary s 22 Jack Near** M Jr Bronxville, NY/Bronxville 23 Connor McCollough M Jr Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne s-belfield 24 Kyle Runyon A Jr Coronado, CA/Coronado 25 Brian Buglione* D Sr Vestal, NY/Vestal 26 Anthony Marini A Fr Medford, NJ/St. Joseph s Prep 27 Ben Pridemore M Fr Baltimore, MD/Boys Latin School 28 Conor Doyle** A Jr Towson, MD/Gilman School 29 Pat Healy D Fr Southborough, MA/St. Sebastian s 30 Edwin Glazener D So La Jolla, CA/The Bishop s School 31 Liam O Connor*** M/FO Sr Haverford, PA/The Haverford School 32 Henry Williams LSM/D Jr Potomac, MD/Georgetown Prep 33 Ryan Mix** A Sr Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar 34 Trevor Brosco M So Shoreham, NY/Shoreham-Wading River 35 Thomas Stephan D So Chatham, NJ/Chatham 36 Adam Goins M So Berwyn, PA/Conestoga 37 Zack Bartolo A Fr Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 38 Nick Koshansky M Fr Kings Park, NY/St. Anthony s 39 Robert Collins M Fr Mahwah, NJ/Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall 41 Shane Doss G Fr Glen Ridge, NJ/Glen Ridge 42 Matthew Collins* M/D Sr Bethesda, MD/Georgetown Prep 43 Matt Landis* D So Pelham, NY/Pelham Memorial 44 Bobby Gray A/M So San Rafael, CA/St. Ignatius College Prep/Deerfield Academy 45 P.J. Finley M/FO Fr Berwyn, PA/Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville 46 Chris Carter D Fr San Diego, CA/Torrey Pines 47 Jack Doyle M GS Towson, MD/Gilman School 48 Garrett Epple D Fr Cockeysville, MD/Calvert Hall College High School 49 Liam Kennedy A Fr Garden City, NY/Garden City/Deerfield Academy 50 Matt Kavanagh* A So Rockville Centre, NY/Chaminade/Hotchkiss Head Coach: Kevin Corrigan (26th season, Virginia 82) Assistant Coach: Gerry Byrne (8th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Assistant Coach: Matt Karweck (2nd season, Notre Dame 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kevin Anderson (18th season, Loyola-Md. 93) Operations: Jonathan Rodak (Cazenovia College 09) Athletic Trainer: Mandy Merritt * - Monograms earned (C) Team captain Roster By State/Country PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Buglione...Boo-glee-own Glazener...Glaze-ner Marlatt...Mar-lat Lubowicki...Lou-bo-wi-key Ossello...Oh-sell-oh Perkovic...Perk-oh-vick Prevoznik...Prev-oz-nick Scioscia...So-shuh California (5) Chris Carter Edwin Glazener Bobby Gray Ryan Mix Kyle Runyon Colorado (1) Nick Ossello Connecticut (1) Zack Bartolo Florida (1) Michael Shepardson Indiana (1) Will Corrigan Maryland (9) Matthew Collins Logan Connolly Pat Cotter Conor Doyle Jack Doyle Garrett Epple Jim Marlatt Ben Pridemore Henry Williams Massachusetts (1) Pat Healy Michigan (1) Sergio Perkovic New Jersey (11) Robert Collins Shane Doss Alex Eaton Eddy Lubowicki Anthony Marini Chris Prevoznik Cole Riccardi Kyle Ripp John Scioscia Ryan Smith Thomas Stephan New York (9) Tyler Brenneman Trevor Brosco Brian Buglione Will Gilmartin Matt Kavanagh Liam Kennedy Nick Koshansky Matt Landis Jack Near Pennsylvania (7) P.J. Finley Adam Goins Westy Hopkins Liam O Connor Stephen O Hara Conor Kelly Jack Sheridan Page 2 Virginia (1) Connor McCollough Canada (1) Kyle Trolley

3 Probable Starters Attack Cl Stats 2 John Scioscia Sr. 29g/4a/22gb 28 Conor Doyle Jr. 31g/18a/27gb 50 Matt Kavanagh So. 40g/32a/40gb Midfield 5 Jim Marlatt Sr. 13g/9a/18gb 16 Sergio Perkovic Fr. 23g/5a/16gb 20 Nick Ossello Jr. 13g/3a/25gb Defense 4 Stephen O Hara Sr. 0g/0a/31gb 43 Matt Landis So. 0g/0a/14gb 48 Garrett Epple Fr. 0g/0a/27gb Goalie 9 Conor Kelly Jr gaa/.503 sv% Key Reserves Attack 12 Westy Hopkins Sr. 8g/0a/5gb 18 Eddy Lubowicki So. 6g/9a/1gb 33 Ryan Mix Sr. 2g/0a/1gb Second Midfield 11 Pat Cotter Sr. 4g/2a/0gb 17 Will Corrigan Jr. 3g/4a/15gb 34 Trevor Brosco So. 8g/1a/0gb SSDM 13 Tyler Brenneman Sr. 3g/3a/21gb 22 Jack Near Jr. 9g/6a/27gb 38 Nick Koshansky Fr. 0g/0a/3gb 42 Matthew Collins Sr. 0g/0a/6gb Defense 25 Brian Buglione Sr. 0g/1a/16gb 30 Edwin Glazener So. 0g/0a/2gb LSM 6 Chris Prevoznik Sr. 0g/0a/14gb 32 Henry Williams Jr. 0g/0a/15gb Faceoff 20 Nick Ossello Jr (.443) 31 Liam O Connor Sr (.590) Goalie 41 Shane Doss Fr gaa/.479 sv% USILA Coaches Poll May 5 1. Loyola 2. Denver 3. Duke 4. Syracuse 5. NOTRE DAME 6. Maryland 7. Virginia 8. Johns Hopkins 9t. Penn 9t. North Carolina 11. Harvard 12. Drexel 13. Cornell 14. Hofstra 15. Albany 16. Yale 17. Air Force 18. Fairfield 19. Bryant 20. Army Warrior Media Poll May 5 1. Loyola 2. Denver 3. Duke 4. Syracuse 5. NOTRE DAME 6. Maryland 7. Johns Hopkins 8. Virginia 9. North Carolina 10. Penn 11. Drexel 12. Cornell 13. Harvard 14. Albany 15. Hofstra 16. Bryant 17. Yale 18. Air Force 19. Lehigh 20. Fairfield Bold indicates 2014 Irish opponent Follow The Fighting Irish Coaching Facebook: facebook.com/ndlacrosse YouTube: youtube.com/ndlaxtv Athletics Web Site: UND.com Irish Lax Camps: irishlaxcamps.com POSTSEASON PERFORMER Matt Kavanagh has 17 goals and eight assists in five career NCAA tournament games. He has four hat tricks in tournament play and has registered at least three points in all five contests. Kavanagh s goal (5) and point (7) totals on Saturday versus Maryland tied program records for an NCAA tournament game. KAVANAGH CLOSING IN ON IRISH RECORDS Matt Kavanagh s 72 points (40g, 32a) are the second-most in Notre Dame history for a single season. He is two points shy of catching Randy Colley s record of 74 (49g, 25a) that was established in Kavanagh s 32 assists this season are tied for the school record that is shared by four others: Mike Sullivan (1990), David Ulrich (2000), Pat Walsh (2003) and Alex Wharton (2008). Kavanagh is the first Fighting Irish player with 40 goals in a season since Ryan Hoff had 41 in Kavanagh is the first Notre Dame player to register 30 goals and 30 assists in a season. Kavanagh has 11 multiple-goal games this season (eight hat tricks) and he has 22 multiple-goal games during his career (12 hat tricks). Kavanagh matched a school record with seven goals in the win at Ohio State on March 25. The seven tallies tied the program standard held by Colley (1993 vs. New Hampshire) and Ryan Hoff (2007 vs. Drexel). FIGHTING IRISH ON FIRE Notre Dame s 6-5 win over Maryland in the semifinals of the ACC Championship ignited a current six-game winning streak. All six of those Irish opponents were ranked at the time of the meeting and its the first time in program history that Notre Dame has captured six straight wins over ranked teams. QUITE A COMEBACK IN THE QUARTERFINALS Notre Dame trailed Albany by five goals (12-7) with just over eight minutes left in the NCAA quarterfinal showdown on May 17. The Irish responded with four goals in a span of 1:52 to slice the deficit to one. Following a Great Dane goal, Notre Dame scored twice in 1:41 to tie things up (13-13) with just over three minutes left to play. Matt Kavanagh netted the winner 1:31 into overtime. The Fighting Irish forced seven turnovers in the final nine minutes of regulation. It was the second time this season that Notre Dame overcame a five-goal deficit in the second half. The Fighting Irish were down 8-3 at North Carolina (March 1) early in the third quarter before scoring five straight times to tie the game less than 30 seconds into the final period. Notre Dame went on to top the Tar Heels, KAVANAGH IS CLUTCH Matt Kavanagh s overtime goal versus Albany was his third career overtime game winner. Last season, he scored in overtime against Penn State and North Carolina (3ot). Kavanagh scored the final goal with 6.5 seconds left in the 6-5 win over Maryland in this season s ACC semifinals. KEEPING IT CLOSE Four of Notre Dame s last six games have been decided by one goal and the Irish have won them all. Notre Dame s two wins at the ACC Tournament came down to the final seconds. Matt Kavanagh scored the game winner against Maryland with seven seconds left and Conor Kelly s save off a Kevin Rice shot with two seconds remaining sealed the victory over Syracuse. Against Army, Notre Dame s ride forced a turnover that led to Conor Doyle s game winner with 20 seconds left in the regularseason finale. Versus Albany in the NCAA quarterfinals, Kelly saved a Ty Thompson shot with four seconds left in regulation and Kavanagh netted the game winner as the Irish topped the Great Danes in overtime, The Fighting Irish are 5-2 in one-goal games this season. GETTING OFFENSIVE Notre Dame is averaging 12.0 goals per game this season, which is on pace to be the highest average for the Irish since they had a 12.1 mark in Notre Dame Record in 2014 Home Away Neutral Indoors Outdoors Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after 1st Qtr Trailing after 1st Qtr Tied after 1st Qtr Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after 3rd Qtr Trailing after 3rd Qtr Tied after 3rd Qtr In overtime Scoring 1-5 goals Scoring 6-9 goals Scoring 10 or more goals Allowing 1-5 goals Allowing 6-9 goals Allowing 10 or more goals One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four-goal games Five-plus goal games Wins more faceoffs Opp. wins more faceoffs are equal More shots than opp Opp. has more shots Shots are the same More saves than opp Opp. has more saves Saves are the same More GB than opp Opp. has more GB GB are the same In February In March In April In May Day Games Night Games Vs. ACC Vs. America East Vs. Atlantic Sun Vs. BIG EAST Vs. CAA Vs. ECAC Vs. Independents Vs. Ivy League Vs. MAAC Vs. Northeast Conference Vs. Patriot League Page 3

4 Notre Dame-Duke Series Duke leads 8-5 H: 1-1/A: 3-4/N: 2-2 Date Location Result Durham, NC L, Durham, NC L, Durham, NC L, Durham, NC L, * Durham, NC W, Durham, NC W, # Baltimore, MD L, 5-6 (OT) Jacksonville, FL W, ^ Foxborough, MA L, Notre Dame, IN W, Durham, NC W, ^ Indianapolis, IN L, Notre Dame, IN L, 7-15 * - NCAA Tournament First Round # - NCAA Tournament Final ^ - NCAA Tournament Quarterfinal HAT TRICKS Opponent (Date) Goals Matt Kavanagh Ohio State (3/25) 7 Maryland (5/24) 5 Virginia (3/16) 4 Syracuse (4/27) 4 Jacksonville (2/16) 3 Penn State (2/22) 3 North Carolina (3/1) 3 Albany (5/17) 3 Conor Doyle Syracuse (3/29) 4 Army (5/3) 4 Jacksonville (2/16) 3 Jim Marlatt Marquette (4/8) 3 Syracuse (4/27) 3 Sergio Perkovic Robert Morris (4/12) 3 Trevor Brosco Marquette (4/8) 3 Nick Ossello Virginia (3/16) 3 John Scioscia Army (5/3) 6 Harvard (5/10) 4 Denver (3/8) 3 SUCCESSFUL STRETCH Top winning percentages since beginning of 2008 season W L % 1. Duke Syracuse NOTRE DAME Cornell Virginia The Irish have scored at least 11 goals in each of the last five games. That is the longest such stretch for Notre Dame since a run of eight straight games with at least 11 goals scored in Notre Dame has combined to score 71 goals in the last five contests. Those are the most goals in five straight outings for the Irish since the 2007 season when they also had 71 goals in five games. DYNAMIC DUO Matt Kavanagh (40) and Conor Doyle (31) are the first pair of Irish teammates to score 30 goals in a single season since 2001 when Tom Glatzel (40) and John Harvey (30) accomplished that feat. CONVERTING CLEARS In the NCAA tournament, Notre Dame has converted on 48 of its 51 (.941) clearing opportunities, while Irish opponents have gone just 48-of-60 (.800). SPREADING THE WEALTH Notre Dame has six players with a double-digit goal total - Matt Kavanagh (40), Conor Doyle (31), John Scioscia (29), Sergio Perkovic (23), Jim Marlatt (13) and Nick Ossello (13). HIGHS AND LOWS Notre Dame has averaged 13.8 goals per game in its 12 wins, while the Irish have been limited to 7.8 goals per game in their five setbacks. The Fighting Irish are allowing 8.8 goals per game in their victories and 11.2 in the losses. SCIOSCIA ON A SCORING BINGE John Scioscia (Sr./A) has combined to score 14 goals in the last four games. He tied a careerbest mark with six goals versus Army in addition to assisting on two scores. Arguably his biggest play of the game occurred in the final minute when he forced an Army turnover, picked up the ground ball and assisted on Conor Doyle s game winner. Scioscia tallied four goals against Harvard and two versus both Albany and Maryland. He has eight multiple-goal games this season Irish Honors & Awards CONOR DOYLE IS CONSISTENT Conor Doyle (Jr./A) is the only Fighting Irish player to notch a point in all 17 games this season. His overall point streak stands at 20 games and he has scored a goal in 19 straight contests, which is tied for seventh-longest streak in the nation. Doyle has dished out three assists in each of the last two games (Albany & Maryland). He has five goals and six assists in the NCAA tournament. EXTRA-MAN EFFICIENCY Notre Dame boasts the nation s second-best man-up offense. The Fighting Irish have scored on 35 of their 66 man-up opportunities this season (.530). John Scioscia has a team-best 10 man-up goals, while Sergio Perkovic has nine. Conor Doyle and Eddy Lubowicki both have five manup tallies. The Irish also have three man-down goals this season. Matt Kavanagh and Liam O Connor scored seven seconds apart in a man-down situation against Ohio State, while Scioscia netted a man-down tally versus Duke. A DOMINATING DEFENSE Notre Dame is the only NCAA Division I team to finish in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense in each of the last seven seasons. Since the beginning of the 2007 season (a span of 128 games), the Irish defense has limited opponents to seven goals or fewer 78 times. Notre Dame has held foes to four goals or fewer 17 times during that stretch. The Irish have allowed 10 or more goals just 14 times in the last 67 games. Year GAA Final NCAA Rank th th * 1st nd nd st th * - program record Conor Doyle (Jr./A) All-ACC Tournament Team Matt Kavanagh (So./A) USILA All-America Second Team All-ACC Team All-ACC Tournament Team (MVP) Tewaaraton Award Nominee Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) Conor Kelly (Jr./GK) All-ACC Tournament Team Matt Landis (So./D) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) Jim Marlatt (Sr./M) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (2nd Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Jack Near (Jr./M) USILA All-America Honorable Mention Liam O Connor (Sr./M-FO) Tewaaraton Award Watch List NEAR COMING UP BIG FOR NOTRE DAME Jack Near (Jr./SSDM) currently has a careerbest seven-game point streak. He had two assists, including the one on Matt Kavanagh s game winner with seven seconds left, in the 6-5 win over Maryland in the ACC semifinals. He scored what proved to be the game winner in Notre Dame s victory over Syracuse in the ACC title game. Near tallied a career-high two goals against Army in the regular-season finale. He scored one goal versus Harvard in the first round of the NCAA tournament and had an assist against both Albany and Maryland. Stephen O Hara (Sr./D) USILA All-America First Team All-ACC Team All-ACC Tournament Team ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/18) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) Senior CLASS Award Finalist MLL Draft Pick - Ohio Machine (6th Round) John Scioscia (Sr./A) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (5/6) Page 4

5 ACC Overall Maryland Duke NOTRE DAME* Syracuse North Carolina Virginia * - tournament champion Offensive Player of the Week Feb. 11 James Pannell, So., A, Virginia Feb. 18 Dylan Donahue, R-So., A, Syracuse Feb. 25 Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke March 4 Mike Chanenchuk, Sr., M, Maryland March 11 Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse March 18 Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke March 25 Deemer Class, So., M, Duke April 1 Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse Joey Sankey, Jr., A, North Carolina April 8 Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke April 15 Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse April 22 Connor Cannizzaro, Fr., A, Maryland Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke May 6 John Scioscia, Sr., A, Notre Dame Defensive Player of the Week Feb. 11 Casey Carroll, Sr., D, Duke Feb. 18 Matt Barrett, Fr., G, Virginia Feb. 25 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland March 4 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland March 11 Dominic Lamolinara, Sr., G, Syracuse March 18 Stephen O Hara, Sr., D, Notre Dame March 25 Austin Pifani, Fr., D, North Carolina April 1 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland April 8 Luke Aaron, So., G, Duke April 15 Brandon Mullins, So., D, Syracuse April 22 Charlie Raffa, Jr., FO, Maryland May 6 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland 2014 All-ACC Men s Lacrosse Team Deemer Class, So., M, Duke Brendan Fowler, Sr., M, Duke Myles Jones, So., M, Duke Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland Mike Chanenchuk, Sr., M, Maryland Mike Ehrhardt, Sr., D, Maryland Goran Murray, Jr., D, Maryland Charlie Raffa, Jr., M, Maryland Jimmy Bitter, Jr., A, North Carolina Ryan Creighton, Sr., M, North Carolina Joey Sankey, Jr., A, North Carolina Chad Tutton, Jr., M, North Carolina Matt Kavanagh, So., A, Notre Dame Stephen O Hara, Sr., D, Notre Dame Brandon Mullins, R-So., D, Syracuse Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse Mark Cockerton, Sr., A, Virginia 2014 All-ACC Tournament Team Matt Kavanagh, So., A, Notre Dame (MVP) Conor Doyle, Jr., A, Notre Dame Stephen O Hara, Sr., D, Notre Dame Conor Kelly, Jr., G, Notre Dame Brandon Mullins, R-So., D, Syracuse Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse Randy Staats, Jr., A/M, Syracuse Dylan Donahue, R-So., A, Syracuse Case Matheis, So., A, Duke Deemer Class, So., M, Duke Goran Murray, Jr., D, Maryland Near has nine goals, six assists and 27 ground balls this season. KELLY IN THE CAGE Conor Kelly (Jr./G) has started each of the last seven contests. He has a 6-1 record in that span to go along with a 10.3 goals-against average and a.529 save percentage. Kelly made a career-high 17 saves against Harvard in the first round of the NCAA tournament. He has registered a double-digit save total five times in the last seven games, including a 14-save effort on Saturday versus Maryland. Kelly played a major role in Notre Dame winning the ACC title. He stopped 12 Maryland shots in the semifinals and had eight saves against Syracuse in the final. Overall this season, Kelly is 7-2 with a 10.2 goals-against average and a.503 save percentage. Freshman Shane Doss has started seven contests and carries a 5-3 record with an 8.5 goals-against average and a.479 save percentage. He stopped a season-best 11 shots at Syracuse on March 29. IRISH IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP This is Notre Dame s ninth straight appearance in the NCAA Championship (a program record) and 19th trip overall. Notre Dame owns a record in the tournament. Every appearance has occurred under head coach Kevin Corrigan. Last season, the Irish earned the tournament s No. 2 seed (a program best) and defeated Detroit (9-7) in the first round. The Fighting Irish fell to Duke (12-11) in the quarterfinals in Indianapolis. Notre Dame s best performance in the NCAAs was a finalist finish in The Irish have been to Championship Weekend four Goalie times (2001, 2010, 2012, 2014). This is the seventh time overall and sixth time in the last seven seasons the Fighting Irish have earned one of the eight national seeds for the NCAA Championship. The Irish also were seeded for the 2001 (5th), 2008 (6th), 2009 (7th), 2011 (4th), 2012 (4th) and 2013 (2nd) tournaments. Notre Dame is 5-1 at home (4-0 at Arlotta Stadium) in the NCAA tournament. FIGHTING IRISH CLAIM ACC TITLE Notre Dame bested Syracuse to claim the ACC Tournament title in its inaugural appearance. The Irish exploded with a 6-0 run in the third quarter to claim a 13-8 lead. Notre Dame survived a late rally from the Orange and the game was sealed when Irish goalie Conor Kelly saved a close-range shot from Kevin Rice in the final seconds. Matt Kavanagh, the tournament MVP, paced the Irish with four goals and two assists. Jim Marlatt had three goals and one assist, while Conor Doyle posted two goals and three assists. The Irish had six different players score all six of their goals in the 6-5 win over Maryland in the semifinals. It was the third conference tournament title for the Irish in their fifth appearance in such an event. Notre Dame won the only two Great Western Lacrosse League Tournaments ever held (2008 & 2009). STATE OF AFFAIRS Maryland is the ninth different state Notre Dame has played in this season (California, Florida, Indiana, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are the others). The Irish competed in seven different states during their first nine games of the season. Current Irish In The NCAA Tournament (career statistics) GP/GS G-A-P GB 50 Matt Kavanagh (So./A) 5/ Conor Doyle (Jr./A) 8/ Jim Marlatt (Sr./M) 8/ Westy Hopkins (Sr./A) 10/ John Scioscia (Sr./A) 5/ Pat Cotter (Sr./M) 8/ Sergio Perkovic (Fr./M) 3/ Jack Near (Jr./M) 8/ Nick Ossello (Jr./M) 8/ Will Corrigan (Jr./M) 8/ Trevor Brosco (So./M) 4/ Bobby Gray (So./M) 2/ Liam O Connor (Sr./M) 10/ Tyler Brenneman (Sr./M) 8/ Alex Eaton (Sr./A) 3/ Eddy Lubowicki (So./A) 3/ Stephen O Hara (Sr./D) 8/ Ryan Mix (Sr./A) 5/ Brian Buglione (Sr./D) 5/ Matthew Collins (Sr./M) 5/ Matt Landis (So./D) 5/ Chris Prevoznik (Sr./LSM) 4/ Garrett Epple (Fr./D) 3/ Edwin Glazener (So./D) 3/ Henry Williams (Jr./LSM) 3/ Nick Koshansky (Fr./M) 3/ Ben Pridemore (Fr./M) 2/ Jack Doyle (GS/M) 2/ Ryan Smith (Sr./LSM) 1/ Cole Riccardi (So./M) 1/ GP/GS GAA SVS/% REC GB 9 Conor Kelly (Jr.) 3/ / Liam O Connor (Sr./M) (.574) 20 Nick Ossello (Jr./M) (.436) NOTRE DAME IN NFL VENUES The Fighting Irish are 8-5 all-time in NFL stadiums. All 13 of those games have occurred since the 2009 season. City (NFL Team) Venue Record Baltimore (Ravens) M&T Bank Stadium 3-1 Denver (Broncos) Sports Authority Field at Mile High 2-0 East Rutherford, N.J. (Giants & Jets) MetLife Stadium 1-1 Foxborough, Mass. (Patriots) Gillette Stadium 0-2 Indianapolis (Colts) Lucas Oil Stadium 0-1 Jacksonville (Jaguars) EverBank Field 2-0 Page 5

6 HEAD COACH KEVIN CORRIGAN CAREER RECORD: (.662), 28th Season RECORD AT NOTRE DAME: (.680), 26th Season BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEAR: 2012 GWLL COACH OF THE YEAR: 1994, 1996, 2001, 2007, 2009 HEAD COACHING LEDGER Year School W L Pct Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon Totals NCAA FINALIST 2001 & 2012 NCAA SEMIFINALIST 9 NCAA QUARTERFINALS 9 STRAIGHT NCAA APPEARANCES 63 ALL-AMERICA HONOREES 141 ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Year School W L Pct. Conference NCAA Tournament 1989 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1991 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1993 Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1994 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1995 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinals 1996 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1997 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1998 Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st 1st Round 2000 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinals 2001 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Semifinals 2002 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL 1st Round 2007 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 2008 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st/Tourn. Champ Quarterfinals 2009 Notre Dame GWLL/1st/Tourn. Champ 1st Round 2010 Notre Dame BE/T-4th Final 2011 Notre Dame BE/2nd Quarterfinals 2012 Notre Dame BE/1st Semifinals 2013 Notre Dame BE/3rd Quarterfinals 2014 Notre Dame ACC/4th/Tourn. Champ 26-Year Totals regular-season titles 19 appearances 28-Year Career Totals tournament titles * - GWLL tournament champion MOST SEASONS AT ONE SCHOOL IN NCAA DIVISION I MEN S LACROSSE CURRENT Head Coach School Seasons Season Started 1. Bob Shillinglaw Delaware Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame Dom Starsia Virginia ALL-TIME Head Coach School Seasons Years 1. Roy Simmons, Sr. Syracuse Sid Jamieson Bucknell Babe Kraus Hobart Bob Shillinglaw Delaware present Tom Dent Dartmouth Glenn Thiel Penn State Bill Lawson Lafayette Carl Runk Towson Richie Moran Cornell F. Morris Touchstone Army Roy Simmons, Jr. Syracuse Howdy Myers Hofstra Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame present 14. Randy Marks Villanova Randy Voigt Drexel George Finlayson Navy Dave Urick Georgetown Dick Watts UMBC Dinty Moore Navy Kevin Corrigan vs. All Opponents Adelphi 1-1 Air Force 20-1 Albany 2-0 Army 4-1 Bellarmine 4-0 Brown 2-0 Bucknell 2-0 Butler 13-1 Canisius 4-0 Colgate 1-0 Cornell 1-5 Dartmouth 6-2 Delaware 1-0 Denison 3-1 Denver 14-4 Detroit 1-0 Drexel 4-1 Duke 5-5 Fairfield 4-3 Georgetown 5-8 Guilford 1-1 Hampden-Sydney 0-2 Hartford 2-0 Harvard 8-3 Hobart 6-1 Hofstra 7-8 Jacksonville 1-0 Johns Hopkins 1-4 Kenyon 2-0 Lake Forest 4-0 Lehigh 4-0 Loyola 6-13 Lynchburg College 2-0 Maryland 3-5 UMBC 3-1 Massachusetts 1-4 Marquette 2-0 Michigan State 5-3 Mt. St. Mary s 2-3 New Hampshire 2-0 New Haven 1-1 North Carolina 6-6 Ohio State 24-4 Ohio Wesleyan 1-5 Pennsylvania 3-2 Penn State 15-6 Pfeiffer 1-0 Potsdam 0-1 Princeton 1-1 Providence 4-0 Quinnipiac 6-0 Radford 2-0 Roanoke 0-2 Robert Morris 1-0 Rutgers 6-2 St. Bonaventure 1-0 St. John s 4-2 St. Mary s (Md.) 1-1 San Diego State 1-0 Stony Brook 1-1 Syracuse 2-8 Vermont 1-0 Villanova 12-4 Virginia 3-4 Virginia Military Institute 1-1 Virginia Tech 2-0 William & Mary 0-2 Wooster 3-0 Yale 1-0 Page

7 Notre Dame Season/Career Highs * - NCAA Tournament # - BIG EAST Tournament ^ - ACC Tournament #1 KYLE RIPP (Sr./G) Saves:... 1 (Robert Morris) Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB...-- Minutes:... 3:53 (Robert Morris) Saves:... 1 (Robert Morris 14) Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB... 3:53 (Robert Morris 14) Minutes:...-- #2 JOHN SCIOSCIA (Sr./A) Gls:... 6 (Army) Assts:... 2 (Army) Pts:... 8 (Army) GB:... 4 (Denver) Gls:...6, twice (Marquette 13 & Army 14) Assts:... 2 (Army 14) Pts:... 8 (Army 14) GB:... 4 (Denver 14) #3 WILL GILMARTIN (Jr./M) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB: GB:...-- #4 STEPHEN O HARA (Sr./D) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:... 5 (Syracuse^) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:... 5, four times (MR: Syracuse^ 14) #5 JIM MARLATT (Sr./M) Gls:... 3, twice (Marquette & Syracuse^) Assts:... 2 (Harvard*) Pts:... 4, twice (Marquette & Syracuse^) GB:... 5 (Jacksonville) Gls:...5 (Duke 13) Assts:...3 (Villanova 12) Pts:...6 (Duke 13) GB:...5, four times (MR: Jacksonville 14) #6 CHRIS PREVOZNIK (Sr./LSM/D) GB:...3, twice (Denver & Robert Morris) GB:...3, twice (Denver 14 & Robert Morris 14) #7 MICHAEL SHEPARDSON (Sr./D) GB:...1 (Robert Morris) GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) #8 ALEX EATON (Sr./A) GB: Gls:.. 1, twice (Denver 12 & Providence 12) Pts:... 1, twice (Denver 12 & Providence 12) GB:...1 (St. John s# 12) #9 CONOR KELLY (Jr./G) Saves:...17 (Harvard*) Fewest GA (full game)...5, twice (MR: Harvard*) GB:... 6 (Maryland^) Minutes:...61:31 (Albany*) Saves: (Harvard* 14) Fewest GA (full game).5, twice (MR: Harvard* 14) GB:... 6 (Maryland^ 14) Minutes:...61:31 (Albany* 14) #10 JACK SHERIDAN (So./D) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:...1 (Jacksonville) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #11 PAT COTTER (GS/M) Gls:...1, four times (MR: Maryland*) Assts:... 1, twice (Army & Harvard*) Pts:... 1, six times (MR: Maryland*) GB: Gls:... 2 (Penn* 11) Assts:...2 (Yale* 12) Pts:... 2, three times (MR: Yale* 12) GB:... 2 (North Carolina 11) #12 WESTY HOPKINS (Sr./A) Gls:...2 (Albany*) Pts:...2 (Albany*) GB:... 1, five times (MR: Harvard*) Gls:...3, four times (MR: St. John s# 12) Assts:...2 (Denver 12) Pts:... 4 (Providence 12) GB:...5 (Hofstra 12) #13 TYLER BRENNEMAN (Sr./M) Gls:...1, three times (MR: Maryland) Assts:...1, three times (MR: Maryland*) Pts:... 1, six times (MR: Maryland*) GB:... 4 (Albany*) Gls:... 1, five times (MR: Maryland 14) Assts:...1, five times (MR: Maryland* 14) Pts:... 1, ten times (MR: Maryland* 14) GB:... 4 (Albany* 14) #14 RYAN SMITH (Sr./LSM) GB:... 5 (N. Carolina) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:...5 (N. Carolina 14) #15 COLE RICCARDI (So./M) Gls:...1, twice (Virginia & Robert Morris) Pts:...1, twice (Virginia & Robert Morris) GB:...2 (Robert Morris) Gls:. 1, twice (Virginia 14 & Robert Morris 14) Pts:... 1, twice (Virginia 14 & Robert Morris 14) GB:...2 (Robert Morris 14) #16 SERGIO PERKOVIC (Fr./M) Gls:...4 (Robert Morris) Assts:...1, five times (MR: Maryland*) Pts:...5 (Robert Morris) GB:...3 (Syracuse) Gls:... 4 (Robert Morris 14) Assts:... 1, five times (MR: Maryland* 14) Pts:... 5 (Robert Morris 14) GB:... 3 (Syracuse 14) Page 7

8 #17 WILL CORRIGAN (Jr./M) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Harvard*) Assts:... 1, four times (MR: Maryland) Pts:...2, twice (Jacksonville & Syracuse) GB:... 3, twice (Denver & Robert Morris) Gls:... 2 (Villanova 13) Assts:...2 (Providence 13) Pts:...3, twice (Providence 13 & Villanova 13) GB:... 3, twice (Denver 14 & Robert Morris 14) #18 EDDY LUBOWICKI (So./A) Gls:...2 (Jacksonville) Assts:... 3 (Army) Pts:... 4 (Army) GB:...1 (Marquette) Gls:...2 (Jacksonville 14) Assts:... 3 (Army 14) Pts:... 4 (Army 14) GB:...1 (Marquette 14) #19 KYLE TROLLEY (So./M) GB: GB:...-- #20 NICK OSSELLO (Jr./M/FO) Gls:...3 (Virginia) Assts:... 2 (Syracuse^) Pts:... 3, twice (Virginia & Syracuse^) GB:... 7 (Syracuse^) FO Win%...100% (3-3) (Jacksonville) Gls:...3 (Virginia 14) Assts:...2, twice (Denver 13 & Syracuse^ 14) Pts:... 3, twice (Virginia 14 & Syracuse^ 14) GB:...15 (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (17-21) (Providence 13) #21 LOGAN CONNOLLY (Jr./A) GB:...1 (Robert Morris) GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) #22 JACK NEAR (Jr./M) Gls:... 2 (Army) Assts:... 2 (Maryland^) Pts:...2, three times (MR: Army) GB:...4, twice (Penn State & Army) Gls:... 2 (Army 14) Assts:... 2 (Maryland^ 14) Pts:...2, three times (MR: Army 14) GB:...4, four times (MR: Army 14) #23 CONNOR McCOLLOUGH (Jr./M) Gls:...1 (Robert Morris) Pts:...1 (Robert Morris) GB: Gls:...1 (Robert Morris 14) Pts:...1 (Robert Morris 14) GB:...2 (Providence 13) #24 KYLE RUNYON (Jr./A) Gls:...1, twice (Jacksonville & Robert Morris) Assts:...1 (Jacksonville) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville) GB:...3 (Robert Morris) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Robert Morris 14) Assts:...1 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville 14) GB:...3 (Robert Morris 14) #25 BRIAN BUGLIONE (Sr./D) Assts:... 1 (Ohio State) Pts:... 1 (Ohio State) GB:...3 (Maryland) Assts:...1 (Ohio State 14) Pts:...1 (Ohio State 14) GB:... 3, five times (MR: Maryland 14) #26 ANTHONY MARINI (Fr./A) GB:...1 (Syracuse) GB:... 1 (Syracuse 14) #27 BEN PRIDEMORE (Fr./M) Assts:... 1 (Denver) Pts:... 1 (Denver) GB:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts:...1 (Denver 14) Pts:...1 (Denver 14) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #28 CONOR DOYLE (Jr./A) Gls:...4, twice (Syracuse & Army) Assts:... 3, five times (MR: Maryland*) Pts:... 5, three times (MR: Albany*) GB:...4 (Syracuse^) Gls:...4, twice (Syracuse 14 & Army 14) Assts:... 3, five times (MR: Maryland* 14) Pts:... 5, three times (MR: Albany* 14) GB:...4 (Syracuse^ 14) #29 PAT HEALY (Fr./D) GB: GB:...-- #30 EDWIN GLAZENER (So./D) GB:...1, twice (Ohio State & Syracuse 14) GB:... 1, twice (Ohio State 14 & Syracuse 14) #31 LIAM O CONNOR (Sr./M/FO) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Ohio State) Assts:...3 (Robert Morris) Pts:...3 (Robert Morris) GB:... 15, twice (Jacksonville & Albany*) FO Win%: % (17-20) (Robert Morris) Gls:...2 (Penn State 13) Assts:...3 (Robert Morris 14) Pts:...3 (Robert Morris 14) GB:... 15, twice (Jacksonville 14 & Albany* 14) FO Win%: (min. 5 att.) % (12-13) (Loyola* 12) #32 HENRY WILLIAMS (Jr./LSM) GB:... 3, twice (Jacksonville & Army) GB:... 3, twice (Jacksonville 14 & Army 14) Page 8

9 #33 RYAN MIX (Sr./A) Gls:...1, twice (Penn State & Robert Morris) Pts:...1, twice (Penn State & Robert Morris) GB:...1 (Syracuse) Gls:...1, eight times (MR: Robert Morris 14) Pts:...1, eight times (MR: Robert Morris 14) GB:... 1, five times (MR: Syracuse 14) #34 TREVOR BROSCO (So./M) Gls:...3 (Marquette) Assts:...1 (Robert Morris) Pts:...3 (Marquette) GB: FO Win% (min. 5 att.) Gls:... 3 (Marquette 14) Assts:...1 (Robert Morris 14) Pts:... 3 (Marquette 14) GB:...2 (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (13-22) (Georgetown 13) #35 THOMAS STEPHAN (So./D) GB: GB: #36 ADAM GOINS (So./M) GB:...1 (Robert Morris) GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) #37 ZACK BARTOLO (Fr./A) GB: GB: #38 NICK KOSHANSKY (Fr./M) GB:...1, three times (MR: Army) GB:...1, three times (MR: Army) #39 ROBERT COLLINS (Fr./M) Gls:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts: Pts:...1 (Jacksonville) GB: Gls:...1 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:...1 (Jacksonville 14) GB: #41 SHANE DOSS (Fr./G) Saves:...11 (Syracuse) Fewest GA (full game)... 7, twice (Ohio State & Marquette) GB:... 4 (Ohio State) Minutes:... 60:00, five times (MR: Marquette) Saves:...11 (Syracuse 14) Fewest GA (full game).7, twice (Ohio State 14 & Marquette 14) GB:...4 (Ohio State 14) Minutes:... 60:00, five times (MR: Marquette 14) #42 MATTHEW COLLINS (Sr./M/D) GB:... 1, six times (MR: Harvard*) GB:... 1, eight times (MR: Harvard* 14) #43 MATT LANDIS (So./D) GB:... 3 (Penn State) GB:...6 (Georgetown 13) #44 BOBBY GRAY (So./M) Gls:...1, twice (Marquette & Harvard*) Pts:...1, twice (Marquette & Harvard*) GB:...1 (Robert Morris) Gls:...1, twice (Marquette 14 & Harvard* 14) Pts:...1, twice (Marquette 14 & Harvard* 14) GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) #45 P.J. FINLEY (Fr./M/FO) GB:...1 (Jacksonville) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #46 CHRIS CARTER (Fr./D) GB:...-- GB:...-- #47 JACK DOYLE (GS/M) Gls:... 1 (Virginia) Assts:... 1, twice (Virginia & Robert Morris) Pts:... 2 (Virginia) GB:... 1, twice (Robert Morris & Maryland) Gls:... 2, twice (MR: Georgetown 11) Assts:... 2 (Massachusetts 11) Pts:... 2, six times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:...3, three times (MR: Massachusetts 10) #48 GARRETT EPPLE (Fr./D) GB:...5 (Maryland*) GB:...5 (Maryland* 14) #49 LIAM KENNEDY (Fr./A) GB:...-- GB:...-- #50 MATT KAVANAGH (So./A) Gls:... 7 (Ohio State) Assts:...4, twice (Jacksonville & Maryland) Pts:... 8 (Ohio State) GB:... 4, twice (Denver & Albany*) Gls:... 7 (Ohio State 14) Assts:... 4, twice (Jacksonville 14 & Maryland 14) Pts:... 8 (Ohio State 14) GB:... 4, four times (MR: Albany* 14) Page 9

10 GAME 1 GAME 2 #5 Notre Dame 19 Jacksonville 7 February 16, 2014 EverBank Field Jacksonville, Fla. Notre Dame (1-0) Jacksonville (0-2) ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:09 ND 2: Eddy Lubowicki (Matt Kavanagh), 9:44 (UP) ND 3: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 8:58 JU 1: Duncan Clancy (unassisted), 7:25 ND 4: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 7:19 ND 5: Will Corrigan (unassisted), 6:18 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 4:20 ND 7: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 3:07 ND 8: Nick Ossello (Will Corrigan), 1:17 JU 2: Chase McIntyre (Chase Miller), 9:36 JU 3: Quint Miller (unassisted), 7:30 ND 9: Kyle Runyon (unassisted), 6:38 ND 10: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 2:58 (UP) ND 11: John Scioscia (Jack Near), 2:09 ND 12: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 1:06 (UP) JU 4: Dakota Rohlin (Duncan Clancy), 13:00 (UP) ND 13: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 12:32 ND 14: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 7:29 ND 15: Trevor Brosco (Matt Kavanagh), 4:14 ND 16: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 4:04 JU 5: Tom Moore (Ari Waffle), 9:38 (UP) JU 6: Chase McIntyre (Duncan Clancy), 8:47 (UP) ND 17: Pat Cotter (unassisted), 8:05 JU 7: Tom Moore (Duncan Clancy), 5:51 ND 18: Robert Collins (Eddy Lubowicki), 2:20 ND 19: Eddy Lubowicki (Kyle Runyon), 0:40 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-4, Conor Doyle 3-0, Eddy Lubowicki 2-1, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Kyle Runyon 1-1, Will Corrigan 1-1, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, John Scioscia 1-0, Pat Cotter 1-0, Nick Ossello 1-0, Liam O Connor 1-0, Robert Collins 1-0, Jack Near 0-1 Jacksonville: Tom Moore 2-0, Chase McIntyre 2-0, Duncan Clancy 1-3, Dakota Rohlin 1-0, Quint Miller 1-0, Chase Miller 0-1, Ari Waffle 0-1 Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 45:00, 4 GA, 4 SVS); Shane Doss (15:00, 3 GA, 1 SV) Jacksonville: Pete DeLuca (L, 60:00, 19 GA, 14 SVS) Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 15, Jim Marlatt 5, Conor Kelly 4, Nick Ossello 3, Henry Williams 3, Garrett Epple 3, Conor Doyle 2, Stephen O Hara 1, Brian Buglione 1, Matt Landis 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, John Scioscia 1, Jack Sheridan 1, Tyler Brenneman 1, Ryan Smith 1, Jack Near 1, Kyle Runyon 1, Ben Pridemore 1, Shane Doss 1, P.J. Finley 1 Jacksonville: Joey Pfister 3, Pete DeLuca 3, Mike McCredie 3, Tyler Black 3, Tom Moore 2, Austin Curtis 2, Chase McIntyre 1, Rob Wertz 1, Will Crenshaw 1, Blake Knobloch 1, Sam Rosengarden 1, Mitchell Parker 1 #12 Penn State 8 #4 Notre Dame 7 February 22, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Penn State (2-1) Notre Dame (1-1) PSU 1: Tom LaCrosse (unassisted), 9:53 PSU 2: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 8:45 ND 1: Ryan Mix (Matt Kavanagh), 3:58 ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 13:57 (UP) PSU 3: TJ Sanders (Shane Sturgis), 6:43 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 6:16 PSU 4: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 4:37 PSU 5: Shane Sturgis (Erik Myers), 3:57 PSU 6: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 12:37 PSU 7: TJ Sanders (Kyle Baier), 11:46 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (Tyler Brenneman), 8:26 ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 7:02 ND 6: Westy Hopkins (unassisted), 6:30 PSU 8: Shane Sturgis (TJ Sanders), 5:06 (UP) ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:25 Penn State: Shane Sturgis 5-1, TJ Sanders 2-1, Tom LaCrosse 1-0, Kyle Baier 0-1, Erik Myers 0-1 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-2, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Conor Doyle 1-0, John Scioscia 1-0, Ryan Mix 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 0-1 Penn State: Austin Kaut (W, 60:00, 7 GA, 13 SVS) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (L, 60:00, 8 GA, 7 SVS) Penn State: Drake Kreinz 6, Steven Bogert 4, Austin Kaut 3, Shane Sturgis 3, JP Burnside 2, James Chakey 2, Kyle Baier 1, TJ Sanders 1, Michael Richards 1, Kyle VanThof 1, James Burke 1, Kyle Zittel 1 Notre Dame: Jack Near 4, Conor Doyle 3, Matt Kavanagh 3, Matt Landis 3, Will Corrigan 2, Nick Ossello 2, Liam O Connor 2, Henry Williams 2, Jim Marlatt 1, Stephen O Hara 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 Penn State: Drake Kreinz 9-19 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 6-14, Nick Ossello 4-5 Team Stats PSU ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 13 7 Penalties 3/2:00 4/3:00 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 19-25, Nick Ossello 3-3, P.J. Finley 1-2 Jacksonville: Sam Rosengarden 7-20, Jet Harding 0-6, Chase Miller 0-4 Team Stats ND JU Shots Clears EMO Saves 5 14 Penalties 5/3:30 3/3:00 Page 10

11 GAME 3 GAME 4 #11 Notre Dame 11 #2 North Carolina 10 March 1, 2014 Fetzer Field Chapel Hill, N.C. Notre Dame (2-1) North Carolina (3-1) NC 1: Chad Tutton (unassisted), 10:57 NC 2: Jake Matthai (unassisted), 9:24 NC 3: Pat Foster (unassisted), 8:19 NC 4: Luke Goldstock (Spencer Parks), 6:06 (UP) ND 1: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 5:30 NC 5: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 0:07 ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 9:26 (UP) NC 6: Pat Foster (Jimmy Bitter), 8:51 NC 7: Shane Simpson (unassisted), 7:08 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 3:10 NC 8: Joey Sankey (Chad Tutton), 13:49 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 6:31 ND 5: Tyler Brenneman (unassisted), 2:13 ND 6: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 1:20 (UP) ND 7: Jim Marlatt (Eddy Lubowicki), 0:49 (UP) ND 8: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 14:31 NC 9: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 13:09 ND 9: Conor Doyle (John Scioscia), 11:04 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 6:09 ND 11: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 4:14 (UP) NC 10: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 3:51 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-2, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, John Scioscia 1-1, Conor Doyle 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-2 North Carolina: Jimmy Bitter 3-1, Pat Foster 2-0, Chad Tutton 1-1, Joey Sankey 1-0, Shane Simpson 1-0, Luke Goldstock 1-0, Jake Matthai 1-0, Spencer Parks 0-1 Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 51:06, 10 SVS, 6 GA); Conor Kelly (8:54, 4 GA, 0 SVS) North Carolina: Kieran Burke (L, 60:00, 11 GA, 10 SVS) Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Ryan Smith 5, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Brian Buglione 2, Tyler Brenneman 2, Henry Williams 2, Conor Doyle 1, Stephen O Hara 1, John Scioscia 1, Nick Ossello 1, Jack Near 1, Shane Doss 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 North Carolina: Jimmy Bitter 3, Jordan Smith 3, Kieran Burke 3, Mark McNeill 3, Chad Tutton 2, Shane Simpson 2, Frankie Kelly 2, Evan Connell 2, Joey Sankey 1, Steve Pontrello 1, Austin Pifani 1, Jake Bailey 1, Luke Goldstock 1, Greg McBride 1, Jake Matthai 1, Stephen Kelly 1, Ryan Creighton 1, Pat Foster 1, Zach Powers 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 16-23, Nick Ossello 1-2 North Carolina: Frankie Kelly 3-14, Stephen Kelly 5-11 Team Stats ND NC Shots Clears EMO Saves Penalties 4/3:30 7/5:00 #12 Denver 10 #6 Notre Dame 7 Pacific Coast Shootout March 8, 2014 LeBard Stadium Costa Mesa, Calif. Denver (4-2) Notre Dame (2-2) UD 1: Erik Adamson (Sean Cannizzaro), 7:57 UD 2: Jack Bobzien (unassisted), 6:14 ND 1: Westy Hopkins (unassisted), 5:21 UD 3: Erik Adamson (Wesley Berg), 0:08 UD 4: Erik Adamson (unassisted), 14:09 UD 5: Zach Miller (Jack Bobzien), 12:42 (UP) ND 2: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 9:33 ND 3: Sergio Perkovic (John Scioscia), 8:38 ND 4: John Scioscia (unassisted), 2:26 (UP) UD 6: Erik Adamson (Jeremy Noble), 1:30 ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 0:16 UD 7: Zach Miller (Sean Cannizzaro), 14:06 UD 8: Erik Adamson (unassisted), 11:27 ND 6: John Scioscia (Will Corrigan), 10:30 UD 9: Wesley Berg (Zach Miller), 7:00 ND 7: John Scioscia (Jim Marlatt), 5:37 (UP) UD 10: Erik Adamson (Wesley Berg), 2:14 Denver: Erik Adamson 6-0, Zach Miller 2-1, Wesley Berg 1-2, Jack Bobzien 1-1, Sean Cannizzaro 0-2, Jeremy Noble 0-1 Notre Dame: John Scioscia 3-1, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Conor Doyle 1-0, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-1, Will Corrigan 0-1 Denver: Ryan LaPlante (W, 30:00, 10 SVS, 4 GA); Jamie Faus (30:00, 3 GA, 7 SVS) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (L, 60:00, 8 SVS, 10 GA) Denver: Jack Bobzien 3, Wesley Berg 3, Ryan LaPlante 2, Teddy MacKenzie 2, Mike Riis 2, Tyler Pace 1, Erik Adamson 1, Terry Ellis 1, Jamie Faus 1, Chris Hampton 1, Garret Holst 1, Joe Bano 1, Sean Cannizzaro 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 10, Matt Kavanagh 4, John Scioscia 4, Shane Doss 3, Conor Doyle 3, Chris Prevoznik 3, Will Corrigan 3, Nick Ossello 2, Westy Hopkins 1, Stephen O Hara 1, Brian Buglione 1, Garrett Epple 1 Denver: Joe Bano 4-15, Chris Hampton 2-4, Christian Thomas 0-2 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor Team Stats UD ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 17 8 Penalties 5/4:00 1/0:30 Page 11

12 GAME 5 GAME 6 #7 Virginia 9 #11 Notre Dame 18 March 16, 2014 Loftus Sports Center Notre Dame, Ind. Virginia (6-2) Notre Dame (3-2) UVA 1: Zed Williams (Owen Van Arsdale), 11:38 ND 1: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 0:07 ND 2: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 11:10 ND 3: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 11:03 UVA 2: Mark Cockerton (Owen Van Arsdale), 9:48 (UP) ND 4: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:25 ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:43 ND 6: Nick Ossello (Conor Doyle), 7:02 ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (Jim Marlatt), 6:18 (UP) ND 8: Tyler Brenneman (unassisted), 6:05 UVA 3: Ryan Tucker (unassisted), 0:15 UVA 4: Mark Cockerton (unassisted), 13:07 UVA 5: Pat Harbeson (unassisted), 8:34 ND 9: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 7:54 (UP) UVA 6: Greg Coholan (Mark Cockerton), 3:31 ND 10: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 11:15 ND 11: Conor Doyle (Liam O Connor), 11:00 UVA 7: Tyler German (Owen Van Arsdale), 9:23 ND 12: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:19 ND 13: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 7:51 ND 14: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:41 ND 15: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:08 UVA 8: Ryan Tucker (unassisted), 4:49 ND 16: Pat Cotter (unassisted), 3:05 ND 17: Cole Riccardi (Jack Doyle), 2:25 ND 18: Jack Doyle (unassisted), 2:08 UVA 9: Mark Cockerton (unassisted), 1:10 Virginia: Mark Cockerton 3-1, Ryan Tucker 2-0, Greg Coholan 1-0, Pat Harbeson 1-0, Tyler German 1-0, Zed Williams 1-0, Owen Van Arsdale 0-3 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 4-2, Nick Ossello 3-0, John Scioscia 2-0, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Conor Doyle 1-3, Liam O Connor 1-1, Jack Doyle 1-1, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Pat Cotter 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 1-0, Cole Riccardi 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-1 Virginia: Matt Barrett (L, 59:35, 10 SVS, 18 GA); Matt Robertson (0:25, 0 GA, 0 SVS) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 9 SVS, 9 GA) Virginia: Matt Barrett 3, Owen Van Arsdale 3, Tanner Scales 3, Joseph Lisicky 3, Ryan Tucker 2, Zed Williams 2, Rob Emery 1, Scott McWilliams 1, Pat Harbeson 1, Tanner Ottenbreit 1, Chris LaPierre 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Stephen O Hara 4, Conor Doyle 3, Shane Doss 2, Jim Marlatt 2, Nick Ossello 2, Jack Near 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 1, Brian Buglione 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Ryan Smith 1, Will Corrigan 1, Matthew Collins 1 Virginia: Mick Parks 4-14, Nate Menninger 4-9, Tyler German 0-4, Jeff Kratky 0-3 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 19-24, Nick Ossello 3-5, P.J. Finley 0-1 #7 Notre Dame 13 Ohio State 7 March 25, 2014 Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium Columbus, Ohio Notre Dame (4-2) Ohio State (2-6) OSU 1: Carter Brown (unassisted), 5:06 ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:53 ND 2: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:32 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (Brian Buglione), 3:15 ND 4: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 2:39 ND 5: Jim Marlatt (Jack Near), 2:20 OSU 2: Turner Evans (Jesse King), 0:45 OSU 3: Reegan Comeault (Turner Evans), 0:05 OSU 4: Jesse King (unassisted), 13:03 OSU 5: David Planning (unassisted), 8:38 ND 6: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 1:11 (UP) ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:17 ND 8: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 14:22 OSU 6: Turner Evans (unassisted), 13:55 OSU 7: David Planning (Turner Evans), 12:20 ND 9: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:04 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 9:58 ND 11: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 8:43 ND 12: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 2:21 (DOWN) ND 13: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 2:14 (DOWN) Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 7-1, Conor Doyle 2-1, Jack Near 1-1, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Liam O Connor 1-0, Brian Buglione 0-1 Ohio State: Turner Evans 2-2, David Planning 2-0, Jesse King 1-1, Reegan Comeault 1-0, Carter Brown 1-0 Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 5 SVS, 7 GA) Ohio State: Scott Spencer (L, 58:00, 6 SVS, 13 GA); Nick Doyle (2:00, 0 SVS, 0 GA) Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Shane Doss 4, Matt Kavanagh 3, Brian Buglione 2, Conor Doyle 2, Chris Prevoznik 2, Stephen O Hara 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Edwin Glazener 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 Ohio State: Jake Withers 8, Scott Spencer 6, Dominic Imbordino 4, Carter Brown 3, Jesse King 2, Robby Haus 2, Turner Evans 1, John Kelly 1, Joe Meurer 1, Evan Mulchrone 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 14-23, Nick Ossello 1-1 Ohio State: Jake Withers 9-22, Dominic Imbordino 0-2 Team Stats ND OSU Shots Clears EMO Saves 5 6 Penalties 3/2:30 4/2:30 Team Stats UVA ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 10 9 Penalties 2/1:30 7/5:00 Page 12

13 GAME 7 GAME 8 #7 Notre Dame 10 #10 Syracuse 11 March 29, 2014 Carrier Dome Syracuse, N.Y. Notre Dame (4-3) Syracuse (5-3) SU 1: Derek Maltz (Kevin Rice), 12:43 ND 1: Conor Doyle (Will Corrigan), 4:34 SU 2: Kevin Rice (unassisted), 3:33 SU 3: Dylan Donahue (unassisted), 0:47 ND 2: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 0:10 ND 3: Eddy Lubowicki (Jim Marlatt), 9:01 (UP) SU 4: Dylan Donahue (Randy Staats), 7:37 SU 5: Derek Maltz (Kevin Rice), 6:42 SU 6: Nicky Galasso (Billy Ward), 6:24 ND 4: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 5:06 ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 4:17 SU 7: Derek Maltz (Hakeem Lecky), 0:39 ND 6: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 11:34 (UP) SU 8: Kevin Rice (Randy Staats), 6:49 (UP) ND 7: Jack Near (Matt Kavanagh), 6:27 SU 9: Dylan Donahue (Randy Staats), 14:40 SU 10: Kevin Rice (unassisted), 13:41 ND 8: Will Corrigan (unassisted), 9:19 ND 9: Pat Cotter (Matt Kavanagh), 7:08 ND 10: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 6:29 SU 11: Kevin Rice (Dylan Donahue), 2:05 Notre Dame: Conor Doyle 4-0, Jim Marlatt 1-1, Will Corrigan 1-1, Pat Cotter 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 1-0, Nick Ossello 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Matt Kavanagh 0-2 Syracuse: Kevin Rice 4-2, Dylan Donahue 3-1, Derek Maltz 3-0, Nicky Galasso 1-0, Randy Staats 0-3, Billy Ward 0-1, Hakeem Lecky 0-1 Notre Dame: Shane Doss (L, 60:00, 11 SVS, 11 GA) Syracuse: Dominic Lamolinara (30:00, 7 SVS, 5 GA); Bobby Wardwell (W, 30:00, 6 SVS, 5 GA) Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 5, Matt Kavanagh 3, Sergio Perkovic 3, Stephen O Hara 3, Jim Marlatt 2, Shane Doss 2, Nick Ossello 2, Garrett Epple 2, John Scioscia 1, Brian Buglione 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Westy Hopkins 1, Tyler Brenneman 1, Jack Near 1, Anthony Marini 1, Henry Williams 1, Ryan Mix 1 Syracuse: Peter Macartney 6, Henry Schoonmaker 4, Sean Young 3, Scott Firman 3, Matt Harris 2, Chris Daddio 2, Kevin Rice 1, Scott Loy 1, Brandon Mullins 1, Billy Ward 1, Bobby Wardwell 1, Nicky Galasso 1, Mike Messina 1, Tom Grimm 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 7-21, Nick Ossello 2-3 Syracuse: Chris Daddio Team Stats ND SU Shots Clears EMO Saves Penalties 2/2:00 4/3:00 #3 Duke 15 #7 Notre Dame 7 April 5, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Duke (10-2) Notre Dame (4-4) DU 1: Jordan Wolf (Christian Walsh), 12:54 (UP) ND 1: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 12:05 DU 2: Jordan Wolf (Christian Walsh), 9:07 DU 3: Deemer Class (Jordan Wolf), 6:27 DU 4: Jordan Wolf (unassisted), 13:46 DU 5: Deemer Class (Christian Walsh), 12:37 ND 2: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 5:08 (UP) DU 6: Deemer Class (Case Matheis), 4:24 ND 3: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 14:04 (UP) DU 7: Deemer Class (unassisted), 13:10 DU 8: Chrisian Walsh (Jordan Wolf), 12:49 (UP) DU 9: Will Haus (unassisted), 10:53 DU 10: Jordan Wolf (unassisted), 9:54 DU 11: Deemer Class (Jordan Wolf), 3:04 DU 12: Josh Dionne (Deemer Class), 1:44 DU 13: Josh Dionne (unassisted), 14:02 ND 4: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 11:06 ND 5: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 9:39 (DOWN) ND 6: Jack Near (Conor Doyle), 9:24 DU 14: Myles Jones (unassisted), 7:19 DU 15: Myles Jones (unassisted), 4:54 (UP) ND 7: Nick Ossello (Conor Doyle), 1:52 Duke: Deemer Class 5-2, Jordan Wolf 4-3, Josh Dionne 2-0, Myles Jones 2-0, Christian Walsh 1-3, Will Haus, 1-0, Case Matheis 0-1 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 2-0, Conor Doyle 1-3, John Scioscia 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-1 Duke: Luke Aaron (W, 60:00, 10 SVS, 7 GA) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (L, 25:36, 5 SVS, 6 GA); Conor Kelly (34:24, 7 SVS, 9 GA) Duke: Brendan Fowler 5, Luke Aaron 5, Josh Dionne 4, Casey Carroll 4, Christian Walsh 3, Will Haus 3, Jordan Wolf 2, Deemer Class 2, Ian Yanulis 2, Myles Jones 1, Chris Hipps 1, Henry Lobb 1, Charlie Payton 1, Brian Dailey 1, Luke Duprey 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 8, Conor Doyle 3, Matt Kavanagh 3, Tyler Brenneman 3, Stephen O Hara 2, John Scioscia 1, Brian Buglione 1, Will Corrigan 1, Nick Ossello 1, Jack Near 1, Henry Williams 1, Garrett Epple 1 Duke: Brendan Fowler Notre Dame: Liam O Connor Team Stats DU ND Shots Clears EMO Saves Penalties 8/6:30 7/6:00 Page 13

14 GAME 9 GAME 10 #10 Notre Dame 12 Marquette 7 April 8, 2014 Uihlein Park Milwaukee, Wis. Notre Dame (5-4) Marquette (4-8) MU 1: Kyle Whitlow (unassisted), 5:43 ND 1: John Scioscia (unassisted), 0:56 ND 2: Jim Marlatt (Sergio Perkovic), 5:00 (UP) ND 3: Bobby Gray (unassisted), 3:53 ND 4: Conor Doyle (Eddy Lubowicki), 3:10 (UP) MU 2: Blaine Fleming (unassisted), 0:20 MU 3: Kyle Whitlow (Ryan McNamara), 13:51 MU 4: Ryan McNamara (unassisted), 13:05 ND 5: Jim Marlatt (Matt Kavanagh), 11:54 (UP) ND 6: Trevor Brosco (Matt Kavanagh), 11:27 MU 5: Kyran Clarke (Bryan Badolato), 10:55 ND 7: Trevor Brosco (Jim Marlatt), 9:39 MU 6: Ryan McNamara (Sam Lindsey), 4:30 (UP) ND 8: Trevor Brosco (Matt Kavanagh), 0:35 ND 9: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 0:01 MU 7: Conor Gately (unassisted), 13:42 ND 10: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 4:06 ND 11: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 3:22 ND 12: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 0:41 Notre Dame: Jim Marlatt 3-1, Trevor Brosco 3-0, Conor Doyle 2-1, John Scioscia 2-0, Sergio Perkovic 1-1, Bobby Gray 1-0, Matt Kavanagh 0-3, Eddy Lubowicki 0-1 Marquette: Ryan McNamara 2-1, Kyle Whitlow 2-0, Kyran Clarke 1-0, Conor Gately 1-0, Blaine Fleming 1-0, Bryan Badolato 0-1, Sam Lindsey 0-1 Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 5 SVS, 7 GA) Marquette: Jimmy Danaher (L, 60:00, 9 SVS, 12 GA) Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 7, Conor Doyle 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Matt Landis 2, Brian Buglione 2, Tyler Brenneman 2, Will Corrigan 2, John Scioscia 1, Jim Marlatt 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Westy Hopkins 1, Eddy Lubowicki 1, Nick Ossello 1 Marquette: Dan Mojica 3, K.C. Kennedy 3, B.J. Grill 2, Liam Byrnes 2, Kyran Clarke 1, Conor Gately 1, Andy Demichiei 1, Jimmy Danaher 1, Noah Joseph 1, Tyler Gilligan 1, Sam Lindsey 1, Jacob Richard 1, Jerry Nobile 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11-20, Nick Ossello 1-2 Marquette: K.C. Kennedy 9-16, Paul Riportella 1-6 Team Stats ND MU Shots Clears EMO Saves 5 9 Penalties 3/2:30 4/3:00 Robert Morris 5 #10 Notre Dame 15 April 12, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Robert Morris (5-7) Notre Dame (6-4) ND 1: Jim Marlatt (Sergio Perkovic), 13:53 RM 1: Taylor Graves (Eric Rankel), 10:28 ND 2: Sergio Perkovic (Jim Marlatt), 9:40 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 9:26 ND 4: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 0:48 (UP) ND 5: Ryan Mix (Jack Doyle), 14:07 ND 6: Kyle Runyon (unassisted), 8:39 ND 7 : Nick Ossello (unassisted), 5:30 ND 8: Sergio Perkovic (Liam O Connor), 5:24 ND 9: Sergio Perkovic (Liam O Connor), 4:58 ND 10: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 2:55 RM 2: Luke Laszkiewicz (Eric Rankel), 1:42 ND 11: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 10:42 ND 12: Cole Riccardi (Matt Kavanagh), 6:26 ND 13: John Scioscia (Trevor Brosco), 5:29 ND 14: Westy Hopkins (Liam O Connor), 5:22 RM 3: James Rahe (Taylor Graves), 5:13 RM 4: Luke Laszkiewicz (James Rahe), 8:53 (UP) RM 5: James Rahe (unassisted), 8:32 ND 15: Connor McCollough (unassisted), 3:53 Robert Morris: James Rahe 2-1, Luke Laszkiewicz 2-0, Taylor Graves 1-1, Eric Rankel 0-2 Notre Dame: Sergio Perkovic 4-1, John Scioscia 2-0, Matt Kavanagh 1-3, Jim Marlatt 1-1, Conor Doyle 1-0, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Cole Riccardi 1-0, Nick Ossello 1-0, Connor McCollough 1-0, Kyle Runyon 1-0, Ryan Mix 1-0, Liam O Connor 0-3, Trevor Brosco 0-1, Jack Doyle 0-1 Robert Morris: Brian Bohn (L, 25:02, 5 SVS, 9 GA); Matt Bukovac (34:58, 12 SVS, 6 GA) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 44:13, 3 SVS, 3 GA); Conor Kelly (11:54, 1 SV, 2 GA); Kyle Ripp (3:53, 1 SV, 0 GA) Robert Morris: Sean Meagher 8, Luke Lasziewicz 4, Taylor Graves 4, Tyler Rankel 3, James Rahe 2, Alex Kelly 2, Brian Bohn 2, Cory Berry 2, Luc Magnan 2, JonPatrik Kealey 1, Jacob Ruest 1, Eric Rankel 1, Joseph Scenna 1, Alexander Bohl 1, Ryan Higgins 1, Justin McLiverty 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 6, Matt Kavanagh 3, Chris Prevoznik 3, Will Corrigan 3, Kyle Runyon 3, Stephen O Hara 2, Shane Doss 2, Ryan Smith 2, Cole Riccardi 2, John Scioscia 1, Brian Buglione 1, Michael Shepardson 1, Conor Kelly 1, Logan Connolly 1, Jack Near 1, Henry Williams 1, Adam Goins 1, Bobby Gray 1, Jack Doyle 1 Robert Morris: Sean Meagher 4-12, Chris Barney 1-8, Cory Berry 1-4, Nicholas Beaudoin 0-2 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 17-20, P.J. Finley 2-3, Nick Ossello 0-2 Team Stats RMU ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 17 5 Penalties 2/1:30 3/1:30 Page 14

15 GAME 11 GAME 12 #5 Maryland 12 #8 Notre Dame 8 April 19, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Maryland (10-2) Notre Dame (6-5) UM 1: Henry West (unassisted), 13:28 UM 2: Mike Chanenchuk (Connor Cannizzaro), 12:04 ND 1: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 10:54 UM 3: Mike Chanenchuk (unassisted), 0:39 (UP) UM 4: Matt Rambo (Mike Chanenchuk), 13:36 ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 8:45 (UP) UM 5: Joe LoCascio (Rustin Bryant), 5:02 (UP) ND 3: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 1:07 (UP) UM 6: Mike Chanenchuk (unassisted), 0:06 UM 7: Henry West (unassisted), 12:37 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 8:42 UM 8: Matt Rambo (unassisted), 7:00 ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (Will Corrigan), 1:55 ND 6: Tyler Brenneman (Jim Marlatt), 1:11 ND 7: Jack Near (unassisted), 13:45 ND 8: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 11:36 UM 9: Joe LoCascio (unassisted), 8:51 UM 10: Connor Cannizzaro (unassisted), 7:44 UM 11: Connor Cannizzaro (unassisted), 1:35 UM 12: Connor Cannizzaro (Matt Dunn), 1:16 Maryland: Mike Chanenchuk 3-1, Connor Cannizzaro 3-1, Matt Rambo 2-0, Joe LoCascio 2-0, Henry West 2-0, Matt Dunn 0-1, Rustin Bryant 0-1 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 2-4, Conor Doyle 2-0, John Scioscia 1-0, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-1, Will Corrigan 0-1 Maryland: Niko Amato (W, 60:00, 9 SVS, 8 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (L, 60:00, 14 SVS, 12 GA) Maryland: Casey Ikeda 6, Michael Ehrhardt 6, Charlie Raffa 5, Matt Dunn 3, Niko Amato 3, Mike Chanenchuk 2, Brian Cooper 2, Matt Rambo 1, Connor Cannizzaro 1, Joe LaCascio 1, Colin Heacock 1 Notre Dame: Stephen O Hara 3, Brian Buglione 3, John Scioscia 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Conor Kelly 2, Conor Doyle 1, Jim Marlatt 1, Will Corrigan 1, Nick Ossello 1, Liam O Connor 1, Henry Williams 1, Nick Koshansky 1, Jack Doyle 1, Garrett Epple 1 Maryland: Charlie Raffa Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 2-13, Nick Ossello 2-11 Team Stats UM ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 9 14 Penalties 6/5:00 4/3:00 #9 Notre Dame 6 #5 Maryland 5 ACC Championship Semifinals April 25, 2014 PPL Park Chester, Pa. Notre Dame (7-5) Maryland (10-3) UM 1: Tim Rotanz (unassisted), 2:10 UM 2: Matt Rambo (unassisted), 12:23 UM 3: Joe LoCascio (unassisted), 10:45 ND 1: Westy Hopkins (Jack Near), 5:38 UM 4: Connor Cannizzaro (unassisted), 11:15 ND 2: John Scioscia (Nick Ossello), 8:46 ND 3: Jim Marlatt (Sergio Perkovic), 3:17 ND 4: Eddy Lubowicki (unassisted), 13:06 (UP) UM 5: Rustin Bryant (Jay Carlson), 9:31 (UP) ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 8:30 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (Jack Near), 0:07 Notre Dame: John Scioscia 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Conor Doyle 1-0, Matt Kavanagh 1-0, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 1-0, Jack Near 0-2, Sergio Perkovic 0-1, Nick Ossello 0-1 Maryland: Joe LoCascio 1-0, Matt Rambo 1-0, Connor Cannizzaro 1-0, Rustin Bryant 1-0, Tim Rotanz 1-0, Jay Carlson 0-1 Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 60:00, 12 SVS, 5 GA) Maryland: Niko Amato (L, 60:00, 9 SVS, 6 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly 6, Stephen O Hara 2, Garrett Epple 2, John Scioscia 1, Matt Landis 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, Jack Near 1 Maryland: Connor Cannizzaro 6, Charlie Raffa 6, Bryan Cole 3, Brian Cooper 3, Mike Chanenchuk 2, Matt Dunn 2, Michael Ehrhardt 2, Casey Ikeda 1, Henry West 1, Goran Murray 1, Tim Rotanz 1, Nick Manis 1, Isaiah Davis-Allen 1 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 3-9, Liam O Connor 0-4 Maryland: Charlie Raffa Team Stats ND UM Shots Clears EMO Saves 12 9 Penalties 2/2:00 3/2:00 Page 15

16 GAME 13 GAME 14 #9 Notre Dame 15 #4 Syracuse 14 ACC Championship Final April 27, 2014 PPL Park Chester, Pa. Notre Dame (8-5) Syracuse (10-4) ND 1: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 13:17 SU 1: Nicky Galasso (Kevin Rice), 12:00 ND 2: Jim Marlatt (Conor Doyle), 9:00 ND 3: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:54 SU 2: Hakeem Lecky (unassisted), 5:48 SU 3: Nicky Galasso (Kevin Rice), 1:04 SU 4: Randy Staats (Tom Grimm), 0:56 SU 5: Randy Staats (Billy Ward), 13:34 SU 6: Kevin Rice (unassisted), 11:41 ND 4: Conor Doyle (Nick Ossello), 11:34 ND 5: Eddy Lubowicki (Matt Kavanagh), 9:27 (UP) SU 7: Derek Maltz (Kevin Rice), 2:07 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:58 ND 7: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 0:18 SU 8: Dylan Donahue (Kevin Rice), 14:26 (UP) ND 8: Westy Hopkins (Conor Doyle), 12:17 ND 9: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:10 ND 10: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 9:36 ND 11: Jim Marlatt (Matt Kavanagh), 8:48 ND 12: Conor Doyle (Jim Marlatt), 4:03 (UP) ND 13: Jim Marlatt (Nick Ossello), 1:56 SU 9: Randy Staats (Derek Maltz), 0:42 ND 14: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:12 SU 10: Randy Staats (Derek DeJoe), 12:54 (UP) ND 15: Jack Near (unassisted), 9:45 SU 11: Billy Ward (Nicky Galasso), 8:21 SU 12: Derek Maltz (Kevin Rice), 7:13 SU 13: Randy Staats (Kevin Rice), 4:59 SU 14: Scott Loy (Henry Schoonmaker), 2:02 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 4-2, Jim Marlatt 3-1, Conor Doyle 2-3, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Nick Ossello 1-2, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 1-0, Jack Near 1-0 Syracuse: Randy Staats 5-0, Nicky Galasso 2-1, Derek Maltz 2-1, Kevin Rice 1-6, Billy Ward 1-1, Hakeem Lecky 1-0, Dylan Donahue 1-0, Scott Loy 1-0, Henry Schoonmaker 0-1, Derek DeJoe 0-1, Tom Grimm 0-1 Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 60:00, 8 SVS, 14 GA) Syracuse: Bobby Wardwell (L, 45:00, 4 SVS, 14 GA); Dominic Lamolinara (15:00, 2 SVS, 1 GA) Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 7, Stephen O Hara 5, Conor Doyle 4, Jack Near 3, Conor Kelly 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Garrett Epple 2, Tyler Brenneman 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Jim Marlatt 1, Westy Hopkins 1, Brian Buglione 1, John Scioscia 1, Edwin Glazener 1, Nick Koshansky 1, Matt Landis 1 Syracuse: Chris Daddio 7, Peter Macartney 6, Bobby Wardwell 5, Brandon Mullins 3, Henry Schoonmaker 3, Billy Ward 3, Hakeem Lecky 2, Matt Harris 2, Randy Staats 2, Tom Grimm 2, Dominic Lamolinara 2, Kevin Rice 1, Dylan Donahue 1, Scott Loy 1, Nicky Galasso 1, Nick Weston 1, Scott Firman 1, Sergio Salcido 1 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 10-25, Liam O Connor 2-8 Syracuse: Chris Daddio Team Stats ND SU Shots Clears EMO Saves 8 6 Penalties 3/1:30 2/1:30 #19 Army 17 #5 Notre Dame 18 May 3, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Army (9-5) Notre Dame (9-5) ARMY 1: John Glesener (unassisted), 13:56 ND 1: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 13:20 ND 2: Jack Near (unassisted), 13:04 ND 3: John Scioscia (Sergio Perkovic), 10:30 ND 4: Eddy Lubowicki (John Scioscia), 10:08 (UP) ARMY 2: John Glesener (unassisted), 0:24 ARMY 3: John Glesener (unassisted), 13:57 ND 5: Westy Hopkins (Pat Cotter), 13:02 ARMY 4: Will Mazzone (Al DeStefano), 12:27 ARMY 5: Tyler Kamide (unassisted), 9:51 ARMY 6: John Glesener (unassisted), 5:56 (UP) ARMY 7: John Glesener (unassisted), 5:26 (UP) ND 6: John Scioscia (unassisted), 5:07 ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (Liam O Connor), 4:56 ND 8: John Scioscia (Eddy Lubowicki), 13:53 (UP) ND 9: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 13:26 ARMY 8: Will Mazzone (Jimbo Moore), 12:32 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 12:13 ARMY 9: John Glesener (unassisted), 11:53 ND 11: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 11:28 ARMY 10: Connor Cook (Tim Coll), 8:02 ARMY 11: Connor Cook (Alex Carros), 7:08 ARMY 12: Jimbo Moore (unassisted), 6:46 ARMY 13: Shea Mullins (unassisted), 4:25 ARMY 14: Will Mazzone (John Glesener), 2:00 (UP) ND 12: Conor Doyle (Tyler Brenneman), 0:29 ND 13: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 0:05 ND 14: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 12:37 (UP) ND 15: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 12:01 (UP) ARMY 15: Jimbo Moore (unassisted), 10:31 ARMY 16: Cole Johnson (Alex Newsome), 4:14 (UP) ND 16: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 2:59 ND 17: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 2:11 ARMY 17: Connor Cook (Jimbo Moore), 1:31 ND 18: Conor Doyle (John Scioscia), 0:20 Army: John Glesener 6-1, Will Mazzone 3-0, Connor Cook 3-0, Jimbo Moore 2-2, Shea Mullins 1-0, Tyler Kamide 1-0, Cole Johnson 1-0, Alex Newsome 0-1, Tim Coll 0-1, Alex Carros 0-1, Al DeStefano 0-1 Notre Dame: John Scioscia 6-2, Conor Doyle 4-1, Matt Kavanagh 2-2, Sergio Perkovic 2-1, Jack Near 2-0, Eddy Lubowicki 1-3, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 0-1, Liam O Connor 0-1. Pat Cotter 0-1 Army: Bobby Sincero (L, 60:00, 9 SVS, 18 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 60:00, 10 SVS, 17 GA) Army: Alex Daly 9, Tim Stackpole 3, John Burk 2, Michael Larrabee 2, Al DeStefano 2, Will Mazzone 1, Alex Newsome 1, Shea Mullins 1, Jimbo Moore 1, Austin Schultz 1, Pat Hart 1, Bobby Sincero 1, Billy Baird 1, Jimbo D Aprile 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 10, Jack Near 4, Garrett Epple 3, Tyler Brenneman 3, Henry Williams 3, John Scioscia 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Stephen O Hara 2, Chris Prevoznik 1, Nick Ossello 1, Nick Koshansky 1, Matthew Collins 1, Jim Marlatt 1 Army: Alex Daly 16-37, Billy Baird 0-1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 16-29, Nick Ossello 6-9 Team Stats ARMY ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 9 10 Penalties 6/4:30 5/4:00 Page 16

17 GAME 15 GAME 16 #11 Harvard 5 #5 Notre Dame 13 NCAA Championship First Round May 10, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Harvard (10-7) Notre Dame (10-5) ND 1: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 7:57 (UP) ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 5:39 ND 3: Conor Doyle (Jim Marlatt), 4:52 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:43 ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (Jim Marlatt), 10:51 (UP) ND 6: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 10:13 ND 7: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 6:25 HU 1: Will Walker (unassisted), 6:15 HU 2: Devin Dwyer (Will Walker), 3:21 HU 3: Deke Burns (Jack Breit), 8:59 HU 4: Ian Ardrey (Daniel Eipp), 6:54 ND 8: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 3:56 (UP) ND 9: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 13:28 ND 10: John Scioscia (Pat Cotter), 12:37 ND 11: Will Corrigan (unassisted), 10:59 ND 12: Jack Near (unassisted), 8:51 HU 5: Deke Burns (Carl Zimmerman), 2:35 (UP) ND 13: Bobby Gray (unassisted), 1:19 Harvard: Deke Burns 2-0, Will Walker 1-1, Devin Dwyer 1-0, Ian Ardrey 1-0, Carl Zimmerman 0-1, Jack Breit 0-1, Daniel Eipp 0-1 Notre Dame: John Scioscia 4-0, Matt Kavanagh 2-3, Conor Doyle 2-0, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Will Corrigan 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Bobby Gray 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-2, Pat Cotter 0-1 Harvard: Jake Gambitsky (L, 58:41, 5 SVS, 13 GA); Bryan Moore (1:19, 0 SVS, 0 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 60:00, 17 SVS, 5 GA) Harvard: Devin Dwyer 4, Stephen Jahelka 4, Austin Williams 4, Gabriel Mendola 4, Brian Fischer 4, Joe Petrucci 3, Bobby Duvnjak 2, Carl Zimmerman 2, Jack Breit 2, Garrett Campbell 2, Sean Mahon 1, Jake Gambitsky 1, Ryan Alden 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 5, Garrett Epple 4, John Scioscia 2, Matt Landis 2, Conor Kelly 2, Jack Near 2, Conor Doyle 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, Jim Marlatt 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Stephen O Hara 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Westy Hopkins 1, Tyler Brenneman 1, Cole Riccardi 1, Will Corrigan 1, Matthew Collins 1 Harvard: Austin Williams 4-12, Gabriel Mendola 4-9 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor Team Stats HU ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 5 17 Penalties 8/4:30 7/5:00 #15 Albany 13 #5 Notre Dame 14 (ot) NCAA Championship Quarterfinal May 17, 2014 James M. Shuart Stadium Hempstead, N.Y. Team OT Total Albany (12-6) Notre Dame (11-5) ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (Eddy Lubowicki), 12:58 (UP) ND 2: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 11:50 ND 3: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 10:00 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:58 UA 1: Lyle Thompson (unassisted), 7:02 UA 2: Miles Thompson (unassisted), 3:53 UA 3: Miles Thompson (unassisted), 1:53 ND 5: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 14:20 UA 4: John Maloney (Miles Thompson), 11:18 UA 5: Miles Thompson (Lyle Thompson), 8:41 ND 6: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 3:17 UA 6: Ty Thompson (Doug Eich), 12:35 ND 7: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 7:03 UA 7: Will Stenberg (Lyle Thompson), 6:33 UA 8: Lyle Thompson (unassisted), 4:45 UA 9: Lyle Thompson (unassisted), 2:45 UA 10: Ty Thompson (Lyle Thompson), 0:03 UA 11: Doug Eich (unassisted), 13:03 UA 12: Matthew Bertrams (unassisted), 11:49 ND 8: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:11 ND 9: Westy Hopkins (unassisted), 7:16 ND 10: Conor Doyle (Jack Near), 6:55 ND 11: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 6:19 UA 13: Ryan Feuerstein (unassisted), 5:44 ND 12: Westy Hopkins (Conor Doyle), 4:43 ND 13: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 3:02 Overtime ND 14: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 2:29 Albany: Lyle Thompson 3-3, Miles Thompson 3-1, Ty Thompson 2-0, Doug Eich 1-1, Ryan Feuerstein 1-0, John Maloney 1, Will Stenberg 1-0, Matthew Bertrams 1-0 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-0, Conor Doyle 2-3, John Scioscia 2-0, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Westy Hopkins 2-0, Nick Ossello 2-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-1, Jack Near 0-1 Albany: Blaze Riorden (L, 61:31, 14 SVS, 14 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 61:31, 6 SVS, 13 GA) Albany: Ryan Feuerstein 5, Matt Garziano 3, Connor Russell 3, Miles Thompson 2, Blaze Riorden 2, Matthew Bertrams 2, Lyle Thompson 1, Ty Thompson 1, John Maloney 1, Will Stenberg 1, Adam Osika 1, Riley Lasda 1, Eric Cantor 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 15, Matt Kavanagh 4, Tyler Brenneman 4, Jack Near 3, Stephen O Hara 2, Matt Landis 2, Conor Kelly 2, John Scioscia 1, Conor Doyle 1, Jim Marlatt 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Nick Ossello 1, Henry Williams 1 Albany: Connor Russell 6-18, Artie Marrapese 4-13 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor Team Stats UA ND Shots Clears EMO Saves 14 6 Penalties 1/1:00 2/1:00 Page 17

18 7 GAME 17 #6 Maryland 6 #5 Notre Dame 11 NCAA Championship Semifinal May 24, 2014 M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, Md. Maryland (13-4) Notre Dame (12-5) ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (Conor Doyle), 9:58 ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 8:36 UM 1: Joe LoCascio (unassisted), 4:25 UM 2: Connor Cannizzaro (unassisted), 2:05 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (Sergio Perkovic), 0:16 ND 4: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 0:09 ND 5: Conor Doyle (Tyler Brenneman), 13:28 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (Jack Near), 9:12 UM 3: Joe LoCascio (unassisted), 8:34 UM 4: Jay Carlson (unassisted), 1:39 ND 7: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 12:19 ND 8: Matt Kavanagh (Conor Doyle), 7:56 UM 5: Henry West (Mike Chanenchuk), 7:14 ND 9: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 4:52 ND 10: Pat Cotter (Matt Kavanagh), 2:03 UM 6: Mike Chanenchuk (unassisted), 6:02 ND 11: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 1:17 Maryland: Joe LoCascio 2-0, Mike Chanenchuk 1-1, Jay Carlson 1-0, Connor Cannizzaro 1-0, Henry West 1-0 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 5-2, Nick Ossello 2-0, John Scioscia 2-0, Conor Doyle 1-3, Pat Cotter 1-0, Sergio Perkovic 0-1, Tyler Brenneman 0-1, Jack Near 0-1 Maryland: Niko Amato (L, 60:00, 10 SVS, 11 GA) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 60:00, 14 SVS, 6 GA) Maryland: Charlie Raffa 6, Michael Ehrhardt 5, Brian Cooper 4, Jay Carlson 3, Casey Ikeda 2, Jon Garino 2, Niko Amato 1, Mike Chanenchuk 1, Connor Cannizzaro 1, Henry West 1, Bryan Cole 1 Notre Dame: Garrett Epple 5, Conor Kelly 4, John Scioscia 3, Jack Near 3, Jim Marlatt 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Matt Landis 2, Tyler Brenneman 2, Conor Doyle 1, Will Corrigan 1, Nick Ossello 1, Liam O Connor 1 Maryland: Charlie Raffa 11-13, Jon Garino 4-8 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 3-11, Liam O Connor 3-10 Team Stats UM ND Shots Clears EMO Saves Penalties 2/1:00 2/1:00 Page 18