The Matchup. Series History. All-Time Series tied, 1-1 Current Streak Loyola 1. Quick Hits About The Hounds

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1 Loyola Greyhounds Men s Lacrosse Contact: Ryan Eigenbrode (410) , p (443) , c facebook.com/loyolahounds 2015 Schedule Day Date Opponent Time/Result February Sat. Virginia L, Sat. 14 Penn State W, 8-6 Wed. 18 Towson W, Sat. 21 * Holy Cross L, Sat. 28 * Lehigh W, 11-8 March Sat. * Duke (ESPN3) L, 14-8 Sat. 14 * Army 12:00 p.m. Wed. 18 Georgetown :15 p.m. Sat. 21 * Lafayette 4:30 p.m. Sat. 28 * Colgate (CBS SN) 2:30 p.m. April Sat. 4 * Navy 2:30 p.m. Wed. 8 Maryland 8:00 p.m. Sat. 11 * Boston U. 1:00 p.m. Fri. 1 * Bucknell :00 p.m. Tues. 21! Patriot League Quarterfinals TBA Fri. 24! Patriot League Semifinals TBA Sun. 26! Patriot League Championship TBA May Sat. 9 NCAA First Round TBD Sun. 10 NCAA First Round TBD Sat. 16 NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sun. 1 NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sat. 23 NCAA Semifinals TBD Sun. 25 NCAA Championship TBD Home games in BOLD; all times local; schedule subject to change; * - Patriot League game;! - Patriot League Championships (quartefinals for seeds 3-6 at higher seed; semifinals and championship game at regular-season champion) Next Up Georgetown Hoyas Wednesday, March 18, 2015 :15 p.m. Baltimore, Md. Ridley Athletic Complex The Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90; 10th year) Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95; 12th year) Assistant Coach Ryan Moran (Maryland 03; 1st year) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91; 10th year) Director of Operations P.T. Ricci (Loyola 09; 2nd year) Loyola Leaders Points Zach Herreweyers 21 Goals Zach Herreweyers 21 Assists Nikko Pontrello 10 Shots Nikko Pontrello 50 Shot % Zach Herreweyers.44 EMO Goals Nikko Pontrello 2 Ground Balls Graham Savio 3 Caused TOs Jack Carrigan 10 GAA Grant Limone 10. FO % Graham Savio.609 Loyola Greyhounds at Army Black Knights Saturday, March 14, :00 p.m. West Point, N.Y. Michie Stadium The Matchup Loyola University Maryland USILA/Media Polls 14th/1th Overall Record 3-3 Patriot League Record 1-1 Head Coach Charley Toomey Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 90 Record/At Loyola 93-45/Same Series History All-Time Series tied, 1-1 Current Streak Loyola 1 Quick Hits About The Hounds Loyola University Maryland plays its second-straight road game on Saturday, March 14, and its first Patriot League contest away from Ridley Athletic Complex. The Greyhounds travel to West Point, New York, for a 12 noon faceoff at the U.S. Military Academy. Loyola continues to be one of the strongest teams at the faceoff X this season, winning restarts at a 62.4 percent clip. As a unit, the Greyhounds rank eighth in NCAA Division I in that category. Graham Savio is 10th individually in faceoff winning percentage (60.9), Last Time Out A pair of Zach Herreweyers goals in the first two minutes, 43 seconds of the second half capped a 6-1 Loyola run that saw the Greyhounds take an 8- lead at No. 5 Duke University last Saturday, but Myles Jones and Deemer Class scored the last seven of the game for the Blue Devils in a 14-8 non-conference decision. Case Matheis put Duke ahead, 6-2, on his third goal of the game with 9:28 left in the first half, but Brian Sherlock scored less than a minute later to start a stretch of four unanswered for the Greyhounds. U.S. Military Academy USILA/Media Polls 13th/14th Overall Record 5-2 ACC Record 1-1 Head Coach Joe Alberici Alma Mater, Year Alfred, 91 Record/At USMA 84-1/6-65 Last Meeting Loyola, Army 6 March 15, 2014, in Baltimore while Brendan Donovan has been a solid change-of-pace on draws, winning 12 of the 15 he has taken this year. With two more assists, Nikko Pontrello will move into the top 15 all-time at Loyola in career helpers. The senior has a team-leading 10 this season and 4 in his career. He will tie Sean Heffernan and Chris Summers for 14th all-time with two more. Five of the Greyhounds eight goals last weekend at Duke came from Brian Sherlock and Romar Dennis. With three against the Blue Devils, Sherlock now has 14 this year, while Dennis has eight. Sherlock scored twice during that stretch, while Romar Dennis and Nikko Pontrello added scores, and Sherlock s tally with 1:0 left in the second quarter tied the contest at 6-6. Duke, however, took a one-goal lead at halftime when Jack Rowe scored off a faceoff 1 seconds after Sherlock s third of the half. Sherlock matched his career-high with three goals, while Dennis added a pair. Ryan Fournier assisted on two goals, a career-best. Duke was led by three each from Class and Jones, while Matheis tallied three in the first 21 minutes of the game.

2 USILA Coaches Poll Rank Team Points 1. Syracuse North Carolina Denver 216 4t. Notre Dame 199 4t. Duke Yale 15. Virginia Maryland Cornell Harvard Princeton Marquette Army Loyola Albany Villanova 58 1t. Towson 4 1t. Johns Hopkins Brown Holy Cross 2 Also Receiving Votes: Stony Brook, Ohio State, Georgetown, Marist, Colgate, Boston University, Penn Italics Indicate 2015 Loyola Opponent March 9, 2015 Cascade/Maverick/IL Poll Rank Team Points 1. Syracuse North Carolina Denver Notre Dame Duke Yale 346. Virginia Maryland Cornell Marquette Albany Princeton Harvard Army Villanova Johns Hopkins Loyola Brown Towson Holy Cross 22 Also Receiving Votes: Stony Brook, Boston University, Navy, Colgate, Bucknell, Penn. Italics Indicate 2015 Loyola Opponent March 9, 2015 In The Polls Loyola is ranked 14th in the USILA coaches poll, 1th in the Cascade/Maverick Inside Lacrosse ranking and 12th in Lacrosse Magazine s media polls as of March 9. Army enters Saturday s game ranked one spot ahead of the Greyhounds in the coaches version, 14th in the Inside Lacrosse poll and 19th in Lacrosse Magazine s. Series History Saturday will be the third all-time meeting between the programs and the second as Patriot League foes. Army won the initial game between the teams, 9-3, at the end of the 1943 season, and it took 1 years for the teams to meet again. Loyola won last year s meeting, -6, on March 15, 2014, at Ridley Athletic Complex, holding off the Black Knights after they pulled within a goal in the game s final three minutes. The Black Knights took a 4-3 lead 2:23 into the second half on a Shea Mullins goal, but Kevin Ryan scored for Loyola at 6:53 in the third, picking up a loose ball off a saved shot to tally his second of the day. That goal started a 4-0 Loyola run that saw the Greyhounds go ahead, -4, on Pat Frazier s first career goal midway through the final quarter. Army, however, scored twice in the last five minutes to draw within a score with 2:18 left in the contest. The Black Knights had four shots after that, but only one was on goal, and Jack Runkel made one of his 19 stops on the attempt to preserve the win. Tune In Saturday s game at Michie Stadium can be viewed as a pay-per-view event through Army s website. A link will be available to the broadcast at LoyolaGreyhounds.com. Hat Tricks For Herreweyers Zach Herreweyers opened the season with three goals in each of the Greyhounds first two games, and he then had scored five at Towson before tallying two versus Holy Cross. He came back with a career-high six goals in the Feb. 28 win over Lehigh and two at Duke, giving him four hat tricks in six games. So far, he has scored his 21 goals this season on 4 total shots. He recorded his hat trick against Towson in less than 15 minutes of game time, and he finished with a thencareer-high five goals. Herreweyers 21 goals thus far in 2015 are tied for third-most amongst NCAA Division I players, and he is fifth in goals per game (3.5). His hat tricks against Virginia, Penn State, Towson and Lehigh give him nine in his career with Loyola. Herreweyers has scored three or more goals in better than half of his collegiate games. He saw action in 10 games as a freshman in 2013, one last year and six so far in 2015 for a total of 1. With 40 career goals in 1 games, he is averaging 2.35 goals per game and 2.53 points with 43 career points. Great Start On Restarts Graham Savio put up an excellent performance at the faceoff X to start the season, winning 19-of-28 restarts (6.9 percent) against a pair of Virginia faceoff specialists. His 19 wins and 28 faceoffs taken were both career-highs, and he picked up a teambest nine ground balls, a number that was three off his career-high. In the game at Towson, Brendan Donovan came on to provide a needed spark on restarts. Donovan won 10-of-13 faceoffs, helping the Greyhounds win 18-of-30 in the game. Savio then put up a new career-best in faceoffs won Feb. 21 against Holy Cross, winning 20-of-28 against the Crusaders, and he won 16-of-21 restarts versus Lehigh, tying his career-best with 12 ground balls. Overall, Loyola has won 93-of-149 faceoffs this season, a 62.4 percent success rate, the No. 8 mark in Division I. Through six games, Savio is winning faceoffs at a 60.9 Last Time vs. Army Army (4-3, 2-1 PL) vs. Score by period Total Loyola Maryland (6-1, 3-0 PL) Army Date: Mar 15, 2014 Attendance: 2624 Loyola Maryland Weather: 58 degrees, partly cloudy, 45% humid., wind 11 Army SCORING: GOALS: Glesener, John 2; Mullins, Shea 2; Mazzone, Will 1; Miller, Gunnar 1. ASSISTS: D'Aprile, Jimbo 1; Mazzone, Will 1; Stackpole, Tim 1. Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Pontrello, Nikko 2; Ryan, Kevin 2; Laconi, Pat 1; Schultz, Brian 1; Frazier, Pat 1. ASSISTS: Ward, Justin 3; Laconi, Pat 1. Shots by period Total Army Loyola Maryland Ground balls/prd Total Army Loyola Maryland F/O violations by prd Total Army Loyola Maryland Faceoffs by prd Total Army Loyola Maryland Clears by period Total Army Loyola Maryland Extra-man opps Total Army Loyola Maryland Saves by period Total Army Loyola Maryland Turnovers by prd Total Army Loyola Maryland Stadium: Ridley Ath. Complex Official's signature Penalties - Army 3/2:30; Loyola Maryland 1/1: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Army 0/2 (1); Loyola Maryland 0/3 (0). Officials: Kevin Forrester; Charles Baber; Brendan Lehane. Scorer: Loyola Ath. Comm..

3 Nike/Lacrosse Magazine Poll Rank Team Previous 1. Syracuse 1 2. North Carolina 2 3. Denver 4 4. Notre Dame 3 5. Duke 5 6. Virginia. Yale 8 8. Cornell 6 9. Maryland Marquette Albany Loyola Harvard Villanova Princeton Brown NR 1. Holy Cross NR 18. Johns Hopkins Army Ohio State 20 Also Considered: Boston University, Bucknell, Colgate, Fairfield, Georgetown, Marist, Navy, Towson, Penn, Penn State, Stony Brook. Italics Indicate 2015 Loyola Opponent March 9, 2015 Individual Honors & Awards USILA Weekly Awards National Defensive Player of the Week Pat Frazier 2/16 6gb, 3ct vs. Penn State Patriot League Weekly Awards Offensive Player of the Week Z. Herreweyers 3/2 6g vs. Lehigh Defensive Player of the Week Pat Frazier 2/16 6gb, 3ct vs. Penn State Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America Second Team Nikko Pontrello A Sr. Marlton, N.J. Honorable Mention Ryan Fournier LSM So. Ottawa, Ontario Pat Frazier D Sr. N. Bethesda, Md. Brian Sherlock M So. Nissequogue, N.Y. Preseason All-Patriot League Team Ryan Fournier LSM So. Ottawa, Ontario Pat Frazier D Sr. N. Bethesda, Md. Nikko Pontrello A Sr. Marlton, N.J. Brian Sherlock M So. Nissequogue, N.Y. percent clip (81-of-133) in his sophomore campaign. Donovan has won 12-of-15 he s taken (80 percent). From The Middle Three of the Greyhounds five top scorers through five games have come from Loyola s first midfield unit of Tyler Albrecht, Romar Dennis and Brian Sherlock. Sherlock is second on the team in goals (14) and is tied for second in points (19). Albrecht scored two goals in each of Loyola s first three games and logged a career-best four versus Holy Cross. He is third on the squad with 10 total goals and tied for third with 13 points. After tallying two goals and an assist at Duke, Dennis has eight goals and five assists so far this season. Of Loyola s 66 goals and 38 assists, 48.4 percent of goals and 34.2 percent of assists have come from this unit. Doing A Little Of Everything While providing 15 combined goals and 32 overall points, two members of Loyola s first midfield line, Tyler Albrecht and Brian Sherlock, give the Greyhounds much more than just offensive firepower. The duo are regulars on faceoff wings for the Greyhounds and often drop back onto the defensive end of the field as short-sticks. Albrecht is tied for fourth on the team with 19 ground balls, while the two have helped Loyola win 62.4 percent of faceoffs. Pontrello Putting Up Points Nikko Pontrello has been held without a point just twice in the last 23 games, since the start of the 2014 season. Penn State held him scoreless Feb. 14, and Navy turned the trick in 2014, snapping a streak of 10-straight games to open last season in which he had two or more goals. He finished that year scoring at least one goal in every game but the contest at Navy, and he tallied two or more in 14-of-1 outings. Since the Penn State game, Pontrello has totaled eight goals and eight assists in games against Towson, Holy Cross, Lehigh and Duke, recording three goals and two assists versus the Tigers, two and a career-high four versus the Crusaders. Pontrello finished his junior campaign ranked fifth nationally in goals per game (3.0), and he was tied for third in NCAA Division I in total goals with 51. His 51 goals last season rank third in school single-season history, three shy of Eric Lusby s 2012 record. His 63 points are tied for Mike Ruland (1988) for 10th. He is tied for second on the team this season with 19 points nine goals and a teamhigh 10 assists. Sirico Sparks Scoring In his third career start, Zack Sirico posted a career-high four assists Feb. 28 against Lehigh. The sophomore missed the season-opener against Virginia with an illness, but he has recorded at least one point in ever game this year with a goal and eight assists in five games this season. Carrigan Stepping Up In Starting Role Sophomore Jack Carrigan made his first career start in the 2015 season-opener against Virginia after playing mostly on man-down during his freshman season a year ago. The Long Island native, who played high school lacrosse for Jack Moran, father of Loyola Assistant Coach Ryan Moran, at Chaminade High School, leads the Greyhounds with 10 caused turnovers and has also picked up 19 ground balls this year. Carrigan has also done a nice job covering his primary match-ups this year, holding Virginia All-American James Pannell without a goal or assist in the first game of the year. He then matched up against Duke s Justin Guterding on March, a game in which Guterding entered leading the nation in goals scored with 26. Guterding did not score a goal in the game against the Greyhounds. Causing Turnovers Penn State had 22 turnovers Feb. 14 in its 8-6 loss to Loyola, 1 of which were the result of Greyhounds caused turnovers. The 22 turnovers were the most by a Loyola opponent since Hobart had 23 on April 20, 2013, in Geneva, New York. Loyola s 1 caused turnovers were its high since posting the same number in a 13-8 victory on March 20, 2013, at Georgetown. Six players were credited with two or more caused turnovers against the Nittany Lions led by three each from Pat Frazier and Ryan Fournier. Jack Carrigan, Jason Crane, Mike

4 Loyola & The League (as of March 13, 2015) Overall League School W L W L Colgate Bucknell Navy Holy Cross Army Loyola Boston U Lehigh Lafayette Upcoming Patriot League s March 14, 2015 Loyola at Army, 12 p.m. Colgate at Fairfield, 1 p.m. Holy Cross at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Lafayette at Boston U., 1 p.m. Lehigh at Navy, 2:30 p.m. March 1, 2015 Bucknell at Brown, 4 p.m. Colgate at Cornell, 4 p.m. Hartford at Holy Cross, 4 p.m. Denver at Lehigh, p.m. Lafayette at Sacred Heart, TBA Preseason Patriot League Poll Rank School Points (1st) 1. Loyola 123 (12) 2. Army 110 (1) 3. Lehigh 109 (5) 4. Bucknell Colgate 5 6. Navy 56. Boston U Lafayette Holy Cross 22 Preseason All-Patriot League Team Pos. Player School Year A John Glessner Army Jr. A Nikko Pontrello Loyola Sr. A Dan Taylor Lehigh Sr. M Thomas Filbotte Bucknell Jr. M Brian Sherlock Loyola So. M Gabe Voumard Navy Sr. D Pat Frazier Loyola Sr. D Lukas Mikelinich Lehigh Sr. D Matt Yeager Colgate Sr. FO Alex Daly Army Jr. D-Mid. Ryan Fournier Loyola So. D-Mid. Alex Spring Bucknell Jr. GK Matt Poillon Lehigh Sr. Preseason Offensive Player of the Year John Glessner, A, Sr., Army Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Matt Poillon, GK, Sr., Lehigh Kutzer and Jared Mintzlaff each had two. Frazier Draws National & League Honors Senior co-captain Pat Frazier earned a pair of awards after the Greyhounds 8-6 victory over Penn State. He drew Corvias Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on Monday, Feb. 16, and just before the Towson game, he was honored as the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) National Defender of the Week. The senior from Montgomery County, Maryland, had career-highs of six ground balls and three caused turnovers to go, and he held his primary one-on-one matchup to just one goal on two shots. In the Nittany Lions season-opener Mike Sutton had two goals and an assist, and last year, he averaged 2.3 goals per game. Frazier is a starter for the third-straight season on the Greyhounds defense and has 21 ground balls and seven caused turnovers through six games. The former walk-on began his career as a long-stick midfielder, but he made his first career start in the Greyhounds third game of 2013, at Towson, and has started Loyola s last 3 games. In addition to his work on the field, Frazier is one of 14 members of Loyola s Green & Grey Society, a group of students who are liaisons to the University s administration. Waiting On The Wings A large part of Loyola s success against in faceoffs this year has been its play on the wings, led by long-stick midfielder Ryan Fournier. The sophomore scored the season s first goal, picking up the ground ball off the opening faceoff and sticking a shot seven seconds into the Feb. game against Virginia. He added a second goal in that game for a career-high two. Fournier is second on the team in ground balls, nine behind Graham Savio with 28, and he has also contributed on the offensive end of the field. Fournier posted a career-best two assists March at Duke, setting up a transition goal by Zach Herreweyers and one by Nikko Pontrello in settled offense. He has five points with two goals and three assists through six games this season. Preseason Prognostications For the second year in as many seasons in the conference, Loyola topped the Patriot League preseason poll by a vote of conference coaches, leading the nine-team rankings with 12 first-place votes and 123 points. The U.S. Military Academy garnered one top vote and 110 points, while Lehigh University received the other five top nods and 109 points. Bucknell University, Colgate University, the U.S. Naval Academy, Boston University, Lafayette College and College of the Holy Cross rounded out the poll. Honors Candidates Four Loyola players earned recognition on the Preseason All-Patriot League Team, and the same quartet garnered Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America honors. Nikko Pontrello was named to the All-America Second Team, while Ryan Fournier, Pat Frazier and Brian Sherlock were received honorable mention. Get To Ten Since Charley Toomey became head coach at Loyola in 2006, the Greyhounds have scored 10 or more goals on 2 occasions. With the win over Lehigh, Loyola has won 80.5 percent of those games (58-14). Since 2012 Loyola has the best winning percentage in NCAA Division I men s lacrosse since the start of the 2012 season. The Greyhounds are 4-11 during that stretch (18-1 in 2012, 11-5 in 2013, 15-2 last season and 3-3 this year) for a.810 mark. Duke has won 54 games during that time, but the Blue Devils are second to the Greyhounds in winning percentage by nearly six percent (54-14,.94). Patriot League Network All non-televised Loyola men s lacrosse home games, will be broadcast digitally in free HD on the Patriot League Network. Powered by Campus Insiders, the Network started last year and provided one of the most comprehensive digital packages of any conference nationally. The link to each game can be found at LoyolaGreyhounds.com.

5 Loyola Quick Facts General Information Location Baltimore, Md. Affiliation Catholic. Jesuit Founded 1852 Enrollment 4,084 Nickname Greyhounds Colors Green & Grey NCAA Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Patriot League Home Facility Ridley Ath. Complex Capacity 6,000 President Rev. Brian Linnane, S.J. Director of Athletics/Assistant V.P. Jim Paquette Athletics Phone (410) Ticket Information (410) Website LoyolaGreyhounds.com Men s Lacrosse Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90) Season As Head Coach 10th Season Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95) Assistant Coach Ryan Moran (Maryland 03) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91) Director, Operations P.T. Ricci (Loyola 09) Lacrosse Facts First Season 1938 Seasons of Lacrosse 6th Season All-Time Record (.555) NCAA Appearances Record 15-2 Last Loyola Box Score Pronunciation Guide # Name Pronunciation 2 Matt Heim HIGHM 3 Romar Dennis ROE-mar 4 Jay Drapeau DRAY-pow Nick Desisto DUH-siss-toe 10 Ryder Harkins RIDE-er 11 Jordan Germershausen GERM-uhrs-haus-en 15 Johnny Giuffreda GUFF-reed-uh 1 Brian Begley BEG-lee 18 Nikko Pontrello like Nico pon-trell-oh 22 Jack Carrigan CARE-eh-gehn 24 Mike Orefice ORR-uh-fee-chay 25 Adam Monticollo MONT-eh-col-oe 2 Zach Herreweyeres HAY-wires 28 Graham Savio SAHV-ee-oh 31 Sam Beazell BEE-zuhl 32 Zach Sirico SUHR-ee-co 34 Zach Davliakos DAHV-lee-ah-coes 35 Dan Simonetti SIM-uh-net-ee 41 Pat McEnerny MACK-en-uhr-knee 42 Grant Limone LUH-moan 44 Jared Mintzlaff MINTZ-loff 45 Ryan Fournier FOURN-yay 4 Alec Klincewicz KLINKS-witz Charley Toomey Ryan Moran Steve Vaikness P.T. Ricci TOO-mee MORE-anne VAKE-ness RICH-ee Offensive Superlatives Hat Tricks 2015/Career Tyler Albrecht 1/3 Jeff Chase 0/1 Romar Dennis 1/1 Zach Herreweyers 4/9 Nikko Pontrello 1/16 Brian Sherlock 3/4 Multi-Goal s 2015/Career Tyler Albrecht 4/ Jeff Chase 0/2 Romar Dennis 2/4 Ryan Fournier 1/1 Zach Herreweyers 6/11 Nikko Pontrello 3/20 Brian Sherlock 5/11 Multi-Assist s 2015/Career Tyler Albrecht 0/1 Jeff Chase 0/1 Romar Dennis 1/1 Ryan Fournier 1/1 Zach Herreweyers 0/1 Nikko Pontrello 3/13 Zack Sirico 2/2 Brian Sherlock 2/5 Lacrosse Box Score (Final) Loyola Greyhounds Lacrosse #12 Loyola Maryland vs #5 Duke (Mar 0, 2015 at Durham, N.C.) Loyola Maryland (3-3) vs. Score by period Total Duke (6-1) Loyola Maryland Date: Mar 0, 2015 Attendance: 2084 Duke Weather: 52 degrees and sunny Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Sherlock, Brian 3; Dennis, Romar 2; Herreweyers, Zach 2; Pontrello, Nikko 1. ASSISTS: Fournier, Ryan 2; Dennis, Romar 1; Pontrello, Nikko 1; Sirico, Zack 1. Duke SCORING: GOALS: Deemer Class 4; Myles Jones 4; Case Matheis 3; Jack Bruckner 1; Jack Rowe 1; Tanner Scott 1. ASSISTS: Kyle Keenan 2; Jack Bruckner 1; Deemer Class 1; Chad Cohan 1; Justin Guterding 1; Myles Jones 1; Case Matheis 1; Peter Welch 1. Shots by period Total Saves by period Total Loyola Maryland Loyola Maryland Duke Duke Turnovers Total Ground balls/prd Total by prd Loyola Maryland Loyola Maryland Duke Duke F/O violations by prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke Faceoffs by prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke Clears by period Total Loyola Maryland Duke Extra-man opps Total Loyola Maryland Duke Stadium: Koskinen Stadium Official's signature Penalties - Loyola Maryland 1/1:00; Duke 1/1: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Loyola Maryland 0/0 (0); Duke 0/2 (1). Officials: Michael Hyland; Scott Smith; Mikko Red Arrow. Scorer: Meredith Rieder. Duke Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens g 2 Luke Aaron a 8 Jack Bruckner a 9 Case Matheis a 33 Justin Guterding m 4 Chad Cohan m 10 Deemer Class m 15 Myles Jones d 19 Greg Pelton d 44 Ethan Powley d 88 Brian Dunne :00 -- Substitutes -- 3 Danny Fowler Tanner Scott Will Haus Jamie Ikeda Kyle Keenan Thomas Zenker Brian Dailey Garrett Van de Ven Pat Resch Jack Rowe Mitch Russell Ian Yanulis Peter Welch Totals :00 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 2 Luke Aaron 56:35 5 W 8 3 Danny Fowler 3: Win-Luke Aaron (6-1). Loyola Maryland Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens g 42 Limone, Grant a 18 Pontrello, Nikko a 2 Herreweyers, Zach :00 a 32 Sirico, Zack m 3 Dennis, Romar m 6 Sherlock, Brian m 21 Albrecht, Tyler d 22 Carrigan, Jack d 30 Frazier, Pat d 51 Crane, Jason Substitutes -- 1 Kutzer, Mike Drapeau, Jay Simonetti, Dan Germershausen,Jord Begley, Brian Huggins, Foster Donovan, Brendan Savio, Graham Perkins, Mike Davliakos, Zach Mintzlaff, Jared Fournier, Ryan Totals :00 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 42 Limone, Grant 60:00 14 L 15 Loss-Limone, Grant (1-1). Loyola s Record... Overall 3-3 Patriot League games 1-1 Home 2-2 Away 1-1 Neutral 0-0 In overtime 0-0 is decided by 1 goal 0-2 decided by 2-3 goals 2-0 decided by 4-5 goals 1-0 decided by 6+ goals 0-1 Scoring first 1-2 Opponent scores first 2-1 Scoring 0- goals 0-0 Scoring 8-10 goals 1-1 Scoring goals 1-1 Scoring 14+ goals 1-0 Allowing 0- goals 1-0 Allowing 8-10 goals 1-0 Allowing goals 1-1 Allowing 14+ goals 0-1 Against Ranked Opponents 3-2 Leading after one quarter 3-1 Leading at halftime 3-0 Leading after three quarters 2-0 Trailing after one quarter 0-1 Trailing at halftime 0-2 Trailing after three quarters 0-3 Recording more shots 2-1 Recording fewer shots 1-2 Tied in shots 0-0 Recording more ground balls 2-2 Recording fewer ground balls 1-1 Tied in ground balls 0-0 Winning more faceoffs 2-2 Opponents win more faceoffs 1-1 Faceoffs are equal 0-0 Committing more turnovers 2-2 Committing fewer turnovers 1-1 Tied in turnovers 0-0 Recording more saves 1-1 Recording fewer saves 2-1 Tied in saves 0-1 Scoring an EMO goal 1-0 Not scoring an EMO goal 2-2 Allowing an EMO goal 3-1 Not allowing an EMO goal 0-2 EMO Conversion 50% or higher 1-0 EMO Defense 50% or higher 2-2

6 Head Coach Charley Toomey 10th Season Loyola 90 Charley Toomey, who is in his 10th season as a collegiate head coach, has put his stamp on the Loyola men s lacrosse program as a disciplined, tough, athletic and skillful unit. The Greyhounds ascended to the top of college lacrosse in 2012, winning Loyola s first-ever NCAA Division I Championship. His 2013 and 2014 squad garnered return trips to the NCAA First Round, and over the last two years, Toomey and his staff have coached 19 players who earned All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. The 2012 Loyola squad set several program records and tied the NCAA Division I record for wins in a season with 18. The Greyhounds lost just a single game during the year, winning the ECAC regular-season and tournament championships en route to the national title. Toomey was named the 2012 recipient of the Morris Touchstone as the Division I Coach of the Year, and he earned his third ECAC Coach of the Year honor. During the year, the Greyhounds featured one of the most balanced teams in the nation, finishing fifth in scoring defense (.51 goals allowed per game) and eighth in scoring offense (12.05). Loyola s transition game was also vaunted during the year, and the Greyhounds unit has been heralded as one of the nation s best for several seasons. Toomey, who entered the 2015 season with a overall record, coached 19 players from who earned USILA All-America honors, including Joe Fletcher who was named the 2014 National Defensive Player of the Year. Under his direction, the Greyhounds have won four conference titles, three in the ECAC Lacrosse League and the 2014 Patriot League crown. and reached the NCAA Tournament in four of the past six seasons. Since Toomey took over as Loyola s head coach before the 2006 season, the Greyhounds lead the ECAC with 29 conference victories, amassing a 38-9 record during that stretch. Charley Toomey In The NCAA Tournament Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) U.S. Naval Academy (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Getting To Know Charley Toomey Hometown Millersville, Md. Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 1990 Degree B.A., Business Marketing Wife Sara Children Emma, Sophie, Lyla Toomey s Coaching Resume Loyola University Maryland Head Coach 2006-Present Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator Severn School Head Coach United States Naval Academy Assistant Coach/Defense Naval Academy Preparatory School Head Coach 1993 Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach Toomey was also a member of the NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse Committee, a group responsible for selection of the NCAA Championships field and administration of the tournament. Toomey s dedication to the program stems from his long ties to the Loyola community, dating back to the day he stepped onto campus as a freshman student-athlete in He has been involved in 13 of the 19 NCAA D-I Tournament appearances in program history - three as a player, five as an assistant coach and four as a head coach. The 2015 season will be Toomey s 15th year as a coach for the Greyhounds and his 25th overall in the coaching profession. Including his four years as a standout goalkeeper for the Greyhounds from , 2012 will be his 20th year on the Loyola campus. While his ties to the past of Loyola men s lacrosse run deep, Toomey s vision and commitment to the future of the Greyhounds is even stronger. As a student-athlete at Loyola from , Toomey was a twotime All-America selection at goalie, garnering honorable mention honors in 1989 and third-team accolades in He owns two of Loyola s top six single-game save performances in the cage, and ranks amongst the Greyhounds all-time save leaders. His 22 saves against Rutgers in the 1990 NCAA Tournament also tie him for the top postseason mark in school history. He finished his career with an astonishing 25-5 overall record, and was the last Loyola goalkeeper to start an NCAA Championship, starting the 1990 NCAA Final against Syracuse. Toomey and his wife, Sara, live in Anne Arundel County with their three daughters, Emma, Sophie and Lyla. Loyola s All-Time Coaching Register Coach Tenure (Years) W L T Pct. Jack Kelly (5) Emil G. Reitz, Jr (1) Bill Zeigler 1946 (1) Bishop Baker (6) John Mohler 1953 (1) Charles Wenzel (1) James Barnhardt (2) Rick Buck (2) Jay Connor (8) Dave Cottle (19) Bill Dirrigl (4) Charley Toomey 2006-Present (9)

7 2015 Loyola Men s Lacrosse Roster (Pronunciations on page 5) No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School 1 Mike Kutzer Sr. M Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius/Berkshire 2 Matt Heim Fr. M Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 3 Romar Dennis So. M Huntingtown, Md./St. Mary's Ryken 4 Jay Drapeau Fr. M Westford, Mass./Westford Academy 5 Matt Cunningham So. A Exeter, N.H./Deerfield Academy 6 Brian Sherlock So. M Nissequogue, N.Y./St. Anthony's Nick Desisto So. M Canton, Mass./The Rivers School 8 Dan Simonetti So. M Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor/Ohio State 10 Ryder Harkins Fr. D West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep 11 Jordan Germershausen So. A Reisterstown, Md./Calvert Hill College 12 Jeff Chase Jr. M Monrovia, Md./Boys' Latin 15 Johnny Giuffreda Fr. A Stevensville, Md./Kent Island 16 Ryan O'Sullivan Jr. M Centreville, Va./Westfield/Bridgton Academy 1 Brian Begley Fr. M Morristown, N.J./Morristown 18 Nikko Pontrello Sr. A Marlton, N.J./St. Augustine Prep 19 David Manning Sr. D Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill 20 Foster Huggins Fr. D Dallas, Texas/Episcopal School of Dallas 21 Tyler Albrecht Jr. M Oakville, Ontario/St. Michael's/Millbrook School 22 Jack Carrigan So. D Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade 23 Kyle Foote Fr. M Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 24 Mike Orefice Fr. FO Eastchester, N.Y./Iona Prep 25 Adam Monticollo So. D Medford, N.J./St. Augustine Prep 26 Brendan Donovan Sr. FO Parkton, Md/Loyola Blakefield 2 Zach Herreweyeres Jr. A London, Ontario/The Hill School 28 Graham Savio So. FO Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 29 Mike Perkins So. M Jamesville-Dewitt, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt 30 Pat Frazier Sr. D North Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep 31 Sam Beazell So. G Potomac Falls, Va./St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 32 Zach Sirico So. A Sayville, N.Y./Sayville 34 Zac Davliakos Fr. D Stevensville, Md./Severn School 36 Will Mann Fr. A Naperville, Ill./Benet Academy 3 Chase York Fr. D Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 39 Chris Myers So. M Havre de Grace, Md./Calvert Hall College 40 Blaine Turek Fr. M Stewartsville, N.J./La Salle College 41 Pat McEnerney Sr. G Olney, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel 42 Grant Limone Fr. G Weston, Conn./Weston 43 Chad Rafferty So. D Glen Mills, Pa./Malvern Prep/Maryland 44 Jared Mintzlaff Fr. M O'Fallon, Ill./Salisbury School 45 Ryan Fournier So. D Ottawa, Ontario/The Hill School 4 Alex Klincewicz Sr. D Bala Cynwyd, Pa./Lower Merion 49 Brett Williams Sr. D Towson, Md./McDonogh 50 Johnny McNamara So. A Mansfield, Mass./Brewster Academy 51 Jason Crane Jr. D Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake Coaching Staff Head Coach: Charley Toomey (10 th season; Loyola 90) Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator: Matt Dwan (12 th season; Loyola 95) Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Ryan Moran (1 st season; Maryland 03) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Steve Vaikness (10 th season; Loyola 91) Director of Lacrosse Operations: P.T. Ricci (2 nd season; Loyola 09)

8 Loyola In The NCAA & Patriot League Statistics (via NCAA.org) NCAA Statistics Loyola Maryland Men's Lacrosse Ranking Summary thru games 03/10/2015 Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Assists Per (69 ranked) Brown Army 8.29 Caused Turnovers Per (69 ranked) Michigan 10.6 Army 8.86 Clearing Percentage (69 ranked) Virginia Army 0.91 Face-Off Winning Percentage (69 ranked) Syracuse 0.06 Boston U Ground Balls Per (69 ranked) Brown Loyola Maryland Man-Down Defense (69 ranked) Ohio St Lafayette Man-Up Offense (68 ranked) Notre Dame Colgate Points Per (68 ranked) Brown 28.5 Army 21.1 Saves Per (69 ranked) Detroit Lafayette Scoring Defense (69 ranked) Maryland 5.00 Army 6.14 Scoring Margin (69 ranked) Brown 9.00 Army.29 Scoring Offense (69 ranked) Brown Army Shot Percentage (69 ranked) Stony Brook Army Turnovers Per (69 ranked) Virginia 10.1 Bucknell Winning Percentage (65 ranked) teams tied Colgate Value Statistic Player National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader Assists Per (136 ranked) Nikko Pontrello Devin Dwyer, Harvard 3.60 Matt Clarkson, Colgate 2.40 Zach Sirico Romar Dennis Brian Sherlock Caused Turnovers Per (3 ranked) Jack Carrigan Tyler Prasnicki, VMI 3.1 Erik Cannon, Lafayette 2.20 Pat Frazier Face-Off Winning Pct (2 ranked) Graham Savio Ben Williams, Syracuse 0.14 Brady Dove, Navy 0.03 Goals Per (148 ranked) Zach Herreweyers Dylan Molloy, Brown 6.50 Zach Herreweyers, Loyola Maryland 3.50 Brian Sherlock Tyler Albrecht Nikko Pontrello Goals-Against Average (5 ranked) Kyle Bernlohr, Maryland 4.96 Sam Somers, Army 6.43 Ground Balls Per (69 ranked) Graham Savio Ryan Fournier Pat Frazier Value 6.1 Domenic Massimilian, Cornell Sam Talkow, Boston U Individual Man-up Goals (55 ranked) Nikko Pontrello Dylan Donahue, Syracuse 8 John Glesener, Army Reid Weber, Lehigh Points Per (150 ranked) Zach Herreweyers Dylan Molloy, Brown 8.25 Dan Taylor, Lehigh 4.83 Nikko Pontrello Brian Sherlock Save Percentage (5 ranked) Kyle Bernlohr, Maryland Sam Somers, Army Saves Per (1 ranked) Jason Weber, Detroit 18.1 Matthew Cortese, Lafayette Shot Percentage (4 ranked) Zach Herreweyers Chase McIntyre, Jacksonville Adam Schaal, Boston U Tyler Albrecht

9 Select Player Notes Complete Bios: 1 Mike Kutzer Sr. SSDM One of the Greyhounds primary shortstick defensive midfielders this season after seeing plenty of action on the rope unit in 2013 and Picked up three ground balls in the opener against Virginia. Caused a pair of Penn State turnovers and then matched his career-high with three ground balls at Towson. 3 Romar Dennis So. M Has at least one point in all six games this year and two points in 5-of-6. In his second year on Loyola s first midfield unit. Started his freshman campaign on the second midfield before making his first career start on April 5, 2014 at Navy. Opened his sophomore season with three goals against Virginia, matching his career-high set in the 2014 opener against the Cavaliers. Tallied a goal and an assist against Penn State and had two assists against Towson. Scored twice and assisted on another versus Duke. 4 Jay Drapeau Fr. M Made his Loyola debut on the second midfield line against Virginia. Scored his first collegiate point at Towson with a third-quarter goal. 5 Matt Cunningham So. A Started his first collegiate game in the 2015 opener versus Virginia. Scored three goals and assisted on another as a freshman. 6 Brian Sherlock So. M Has scored a goal in every game this year and has two or more points in each contest, as well. Preseason All-America candidate and Preseason All-Patriot League Team. Team co-captain. Earned All-Patriot League First Team honors as a redshirt freshman in 2014 when he scored 19 goals and assisted on 10. Transferred to Loyola after spending his freshman season, 2013, as a medical redshirt at North Carolina. Posted four points two goals and two assists versus Penn State and then had three goals in back-to-back games against Towson and Holy Cross. Scored three time in the first half at Duke. 8 Dan Simonetti So. SSDM Joined the Greyhounds rope unit as a short-stick defensive midfielder after playing as a freshman at Ohio State. Made his debut at Loyola in the season-opener versus Virginia. 10 Ryder Harkins Fr. D Made his collegiate debut at Towson. 11 Jordan Germershausen So. A Started the first two games of the season on attack for the Greyhounds and has been a part of the man-up unit. Had an assist and two ground balls against Virginia. Recorded an assist in seven games seeing action during his freshman season. 12 Jeff Chase Jr. M Suffered a right knee injury during spring practice and will miss the 2015 season. Scored 10 goals and assisted on five from the Greyhounds second midfield line in Johnny Giuffreda Fr. A Played in the first three games of 2015 on man-up, making his collegiate debut against Towson. Had a ground ball against Towson. 1 Brian Begley Fr. M Versatile midfielder who has seen action on the second midfield line, as a defensive midfielder and on faceoff wings during his freshman season. Made his collegiate debut versus Virginia. Picked up two ground balls against Towson. Had an assist in the Holy Cross game. 18 Nikko Pontrello Sr. A Preseason Second Team All-American and Preseason All-Patriot League. One of 20 nominees nationally for the Senior CLASS Award. Selected eighth overall by the Denver Outlaws in the first round of the 2015 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Entry Draft. Team co-captain. Earned All-Patriot League First Team and All-America Honorable Mention as a junior in 2014 after leading Loyola in goals scored (51) and finishing fifth nationally in goals per game (3.0). His 51 goals rank third in school single-season history behind the 54 and 52 scored by Eric Lusby and Mike Sawyer in 2012 when Pontrello was a freshman. Scored a goal in 16-of-1 games as a junior and had two or more in 14-of-1. Opened his senior campaign with a goal and two assists against Virginia before Penn State held him without a point. Came back with a three-goal, two-assist outing at Towson and a two-goal, four-assist game versus Holy Cross. Scored twice and assisted on another goal against Lehigh. 19 David Manning Sr. D Injured his knee in fall practice and will not play during Was a starting defender for the 2014 team, finishing the year with 24 ground balls and six caused turnovers. 20 Foster Huggins Fr. D Has seen action on man-down defense in the first six games, making his collegiate debut against Virginia. 21 Tyler Albrecht Jr. M Member of the Greyhounds first midfield unit for the second year in a row. Opened the season with two or more goals in the first four contests, but did not score against Lehigh or Duke. Also sees considerable action on faceoff wings and in the defensive midfield. Scored two goals against Virginia, Penn State and Towson and had an assist against both the Nittany Lions and Tigers. Picked up five ground balls and caused a turnover, as well, against Towson. Finished with career-highs of four goals and five points against Holy Cross. 22 Jack Carrigan So. D In his first season as a starter on close defense after seeing playing time in 10 games on man-down defense as a freshman in Matched up against 2014 All-America James Pannell in the Virginia game and held him without a goal. Picked up four ground balls and caused two turnovers against Penn State and then logged career-highs of five and three at Towson. Matched his career-best with five ground balls against Duke, and he also held Justin Guterding, the nation s leading goal scorer entering the game, without a goal. 24 Mike Orefice Fr. FO Made his collegiate debut against Penn State. 26 Brendan Donovan Sr. FO Change-of-pace faceoff specialist for the Greyhounds in his fourth year at Loyola.

10 Select Player Notes Complete Bios: Played as a freshman at Robert Morris before joining the team in Suffered a season-ending foot injury after four games in 2014 and received a medical redshirt to compete in Came on at the faceoff X against Towson and won 10-of-13 restarts against the Tigers. Went 2-of-2 at Duke. Was a career-best 19-of-31 in 2013 against UMBC. 2 Zach Herreweyers Jr. A Has recorded nine hat tricks in 1 collegiate games and has scored 40 goals in that span. Tied for fifth nationally with 21 goals in Scored 19 times and assisted on three goals as a freshman in Played in just one game in Did not start due to illness against Virginia, but he scored three times against the Cavaliers. Tallied three goals against Penn State and then scored five at Towson, including a first-quarter hat trick. Had a career-best six goals against Lehigh, needing just 10 shots. Earned Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors after the sixgoal performance against the Mountain Hawks. 28 Graham Savio So. FO Loyola s primary faceoff specialist who is winning 60.4 percent of restarts. Opened the year by going 19-of-28 with nine ground balls against Virginia. Won 20-of-28 faceoffs and had eight ground balls against Holy Cross and then went 16-of-21 versus Lehigh. Tied his career-high with 12 ground balls against the Mountain Hawks, matching his total from the 2014 regular-season finale against Johns Hopkins. Won 55.6 percent at the X as a freshman, going 169-of-304. Picked up 88 ground balls in Successful on 1-of-26, both season-highs, that year against Johns Hopkins. 29 Mike Perkins So. M Member of the Greyhounds second midfield unit. Had an assist against Holy Cross. Played in four games as a freshman in 2014 and scored a goal against Towson. 30 Pat Frazier Sr. D Three-year starter on close defense and Preseason All-American. Also a member of the Preseason All-Patriot League Team. One of 20 nominees nationally for the Senior CLASS Award. Team co-captain. Fifth-round pick, 32nd overall, of the Florida Launch in the 2015 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Entry Draft. Named the USILA National Defensive Player of the Week and Corvias Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. 14 after picking up six ground balls and causing three turnovers against Penn State. Also held the Nittany Lions Mike Sutton scoreless in the game. Member of Loyola s Green & Grey Society, a group of 14 students who serve as liaisons to the University President, Board of Trustees and other administration. 31 Sam Beazell So. GK Made his collegiate debut in 2014 against Towson and saw action in goal twice that season. 32 Zack Sirico So. A In his first season as a starter on offense for the Greyhounds. Missed the season-opener with an illness and did not start against Penn State for the same reason. Has a point in all five games he s played this year. Scored his first collegiate goal against Towson and assisted on a pair versus Towson. Tallied a career-best four assists versus Lehigh. Played in 13 games and had one assist as a freshman in Zac Davliakos Fr. LSM Member of Loyola s rope unit as the team s No. 2 long-stick midfielder. Made his collegiate debut against Virginia and had a ground ball in the game. 41 Pat McEnerney Sr. GK Started the first four games of the season in goal for the Greyhounds, the first of his career. Made nine saves against Virginia and then tallied eight saves against just six goals against Penn State to pick up his first collegiate victory. 42 Grant Limone Fr. GK Made his collegiate debut at Towson, playing the second half and making six saves while yielding five goals, three with Loyola s starters in the game. Posted his first collegiate win against Lehigh with six saves. Had a standout effort at Duke with 15 saves including four in one-on-one chances by offensive players. 44 Jared Mintzlaff Fr. SSDM Member of the Greyhounds rope unit as a short-stick defensive midfielder. Had a caused turnover and a ground ball in his collegiate debut against Virginia. Caused two turnovers against both Penn State and Lehigh and also had a career-high four ground balls versus the Mountain Hawks. 45 Ryan Fournier So. LSM Named a Preseason All-American and member of the Preseason All-Patriot League Team after an impressive freshman season in 2014 that saw him score four goals and assist on two while picking up 32 ground balls. Scored his first goal of 2015 seven seconds into the season after picking up the ground ball on the opening faceoff against Virginia. Had another goal later in the game, too, versus the Cavaliers. Recorded seven ground balls against both Virginia and Penn State. Credited with three caused turnovers versus the Nittany Lions. Also had seven ground balls and two caused turnovers versus Holy Cross and had six and one against Lehigh. Logged a career-high two assists against Duke. 51 Jason Crane Jr. D Starter on close defense in 2015 after spending his first two seasons as a member of the Greyhounds rope unit as a long-stick midfielder. Caused two turnovers against Penn State in the season s second year. Has spearheaded Loyola s trips to Newtown, Connecticut, over the last three years to work with the Newtown Youth Lacrosse Association following the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Was the winner of the 2013 Yeardley Love Unsung Hero Award at the end of his freshman season for his efforts.