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1 MEN S LACROSSE 2017 GAME NOTES GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE MAY NOON HAMILTON COLGATE RAIDERS 5-8, 3-5 PATRIOT LEAGUE vs. SYRACUSE ORANGE 11-2, 4-0 ACC Television: CBS Sports Network Stats: Statbroadcast.com OPENING TIPS Colgate wraps the 2017 season against No. 3-ranked Syracuse in a game being televised nationally by the CBS Sports Network. Colgate and Syracuse are meeting for the fourth straight year in a series that began in The Orange have claimed the last four meetings since Colgate won back-to-back in 2007 and Griffin Brown was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year, and Brandon Burke earned a spot on the All-Patriot League Second Team. In addition, Will Blumenberg was selected for the 12-member Academic All-Patriot League Team. THE COLGATE 13 University Information Location... Hamilton, N.Y. Founded Enrollment...2,927 Nickname...Raiders Colors... Maroon, Gray & White President...Dr. Brian W. Casey VP & Director of Athletics...Victoria M. Chun Conference... Patriot League Athletic Dept. Phone... (315) Lacrosse Information Home Venue...Crown Field at Andy Kerr Stadium Capacity/Surface...10,221/FieldTurf Head Coach...Mike Murphy Alma Mater... New Hampshire 96 Record at Colgate /6th season Record... Same Associate Coach... Mike Abbott Alma Mater...Cortland State 09 Office Phone... (315) Assistant Coach...Jud Hall Alma Mater... Ohio Wesleyan 11 Office Phone... (315) Volunteer Assistant Coach... Matt Abbott Alma Mater... Syracuse 09 Office Phone... (315) Director of Lacrosse Operations... Nick DelMonaco Assistant Athletic Trainer... Cody Herbert Strength & Conditioning Coach... LiAaron White Administrative Assistant... Michelle Reese Office Phone... (315) Lacrosse Fax... (315) Program History First Varsity Program Record (.475) First Patriot League Program Patriot League Record (.554) Thirteen newsy notes on today s game against the Orange Colgate trails the series against Syracuse The Orange have won the last four after Colgate claimed back-to-back victories in 2007 and Two years ago in Hamilton, Syracuse prevailed 9-7 in a battle of conference champions. CBS Sports Network is televising this week s game. Dave Ryan is handling the play-by-play alongside Steve Panarelli, who is the color analyst. Producer is Steve Brandwein. Griffin Brown carries on an impressive legacy under head coach Mike Murphy with his selection as 2017 Patriot League Rookie of the Year. Brown becomes the fourth Raider in Mur- phy s six-year term as head coach to claim top rookie honors. One of those former honorees, Brandon Burke, earned selection as this year s All-Patriot League Second Team goalkeeper. COLGATE RAIDERS DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME/RESULT ATT. Feb. 11 MARIST HAMILTON L Feb. 18 at Binghamton Vestal L Feb. 25 at Bucknell * Lewisburg W March 5 LEHIGH * HAMILTON L March 8 HOBART HAMILTON W March 13 #15/16 BOSTON U. * HAMILTON L March 19 SIENA HAMILTON W March 21 at Cornell Ithaca L March 25 at #8/9 Army West Point * West Point L ,536 April 1 at Loyola * Baltimore L ,672 April 8 NAVY * HAMILTON W April 15 at Holy Cross * Worcester L April 21 LAFAYETTE * HAMILTON W May 6 SYRACUSE HAMILTON Noon *Patriot League Games. All times Eastern. 5-8 (3-5 Patriot)

2 PAGE 2 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE GAME PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS League Loyola Army Boston U. Navy Holy Cross Lehigh COLGATE Bucknell Lafayette W-L Pct Overall W-L Pct Burke is poised to complete a streak of starting every game he has played. The April 21 win over Lafayette marked his 58th consecutive starting assignment, with the only game missed due to a one-game injury absence two years ago. Burke stands second on Colgate s all-time goalkeeper minutes played list with more than 3,355 minutes. This season, he has posted double-digit saves in seven games to boost his career total to 29 games. His goals-against average for the season stands at 10.57, with a.524 save percentage. Will Blumenberg earned placement on one of the Patriot League s elite postseason teams with his inclusion as an Academic All-League selection. Blumenberg leads the team with nine caused turnovers and is tops among Colgate s position players with 38 ground balls. Holy Cross 11, Navy 7 Boston University 10, Lehigh 4 April 28 Semifinals Loyola 13, Holy Cross 3 Army West Point 10, Boston University 7 Freshmen and sophomores have accounted for 65 percent of Colgate s goals this season and 57.4 percent of the total points. They scored all 11 goals April 15 at Holy Cross. The April 21 win over Lafayette marked head coach Mike Murphy s 50th career coaching victory. (See chart left) Anthony Abbadessa matched his collegiate high with four goals to spark the Raiders past Lafayette on Senior Night. Abbadessa s hat trick was his third of the season. He and Brown are the man-up goal leaders with four apiece. April 30 Championship Loyola 13, Army West Point 4 Saturday s Games Syracuse at COLGATE, 12 Notre Dame at Army West Point, 2:30 Mike Murphy vs. Conferences Brown leads Colgate in goals with 23. That s is tops among Patriot League rookies and ranks 16th nationally among first-years. Brown s current run of 12 straight games with a goal is among the top 10 active streaks in the country. Patriot League Tournament April 25 Quarterfinals Conference W Patriot League...27 America East...8 Northeast...7 ECAC...4 MAAC...1 Colonial...1 Ivy...1 Atlantic Coast...1 Big Ten...0 Total L Sam Cleveland tied his career high with four goals at Holy Cross. The sophomore leads the team with 35 points and 17 assists. A pair of Nicky Petkevich goals against Lafayette were enough to propel the Colgate midfielder to his second Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week award. Petkevich is fourth on the team in all three major offensive categories goals with 16, assists with nine and points with 25. He s second on the squad with five multigoal games. Senior defensive captain Jackson Patterson returned to the starting lineup against Lafayette after missing three games with an illness.

3 2017 COLGATE MEN S LACROSSE ROSTER GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE PAGE 3 Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Clark Perkins G Jr Fairfield, Conn. (Phillips Academy Andover) 2 Jackson Lanning M Jr Seattle, Wash. (Deerfield Academy) 3 Strecker Backe LSM Sr Fairfield, Conn. (Fairfield Prep) 4 Tyler Schmarak D Sr Glencoe, Ill. (New Trier HS) 5 Brandon Burke (C) G Sr Potomac, Md. (Bullis School) 6 Anthony Abbadessa A Jr Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) 7 Duncan Hoskinson M So Woodside, Calif. (Salisbury School) 8 Jimmy Williams A So Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School) 9 Chase Wittich A Jr Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School) 10 Liam Anderson A Jr Towson, Md. (St. Paul s School) 11 Griffin Brown M Fr McLean, Va. (Landon School) 12 Parker Baddley LSM Fr Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield HS) 13 Nicky Petkevich A Fr Bethesda, Md. (Bullis School) 15 Peter Donato M Sr Wayne, Pa. (Radnor HS) 16 Brendon Luu FO/M Fr Bay Shore, N.Y. (Chaminade HS) 17 Josh Karp D Fr Towaco, N.J. (Newark Academy) 18 Sam Cleveland A So Arlington, Mass. (Rivers School) 19 Jackson Patterson (C) D Sr Millstone, N.J. (Peddie School) 20 Lewis Langford M Fr Tallahassee, Fla. (Maclay School) 21 Jack Stebbins (C) M Sr Littleton, Colo. (Columbine HS) 22 Will Blumenberg M So Concord, Mass. (Concord-Carlisle HS) 23 Danny Healey D So Merrimac, Mass. (Governor s Academy) 24 Robby Dunigan A Sr Kensington, Md. (Landon School) 25 Danny LaCrosse A Sr Canandaigua, N.Y. (Canandaigua HS) 26 Matt Donovan M So Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood HS) 27 Matt Lupinacci M Fr Cross River, N.Y. (John Jay HS) 28 Cooper Belanger A Fr Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Det. Country Day Sch.) 29 Holden Catlett M Fr Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lakeridge HS) 30 Peter Marchetto FO Sr Chatham, N.J. (Seton Hall Preparatory School) 31 Ryan Caley D So Beverly, Mass. (Governor s Academy) 32 Noah Cartwright G Jr Franklin, Tenn. (Father Ryan HS) 33 Nicco DeLorenzo LSM Jr Kennebunk, Maine (Kennebunk HS) 34 Joe Delaney A Jr Winchester, Mass. (Belmont Hill School) 35 Malcolm Feeney FO/M Fr Summit, N.J. (Summit HS) 36 Colin Whelan A Jr Cohasset, Mass. (Cohasset HS) 37 Gareth Cunniff D Fr Pennington, N.J. (Lawrenceville School) 38 Jack Pierrepont G Fr San Francisco, Calif. (Thacher School) 39 Jesse Rosenblatt A Fr Boulder, Colo. (Dawson School) 40 Nick Piselli D Fr Cornelius, N.C. (Community Sch. of Davidson) 41 John Marple M Fr Edina, Minn. (Edina HS) 42 Niall Durkan D Sr Malvern, Pa. (Great Valley HS) 43 John McDonald M So Summit, N.J. (Morristown-Beard HS) 44 John Donohue D Fr Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Country Day) 45 Will Mette M Sr Wilmington, Del. (Tower Hill HS) 46 Cyrus Scott G So San Francisco, Calif. (Phillips Academy) 47 Jack Donaghue D So Hershey, Pa. (Hershey HS) 48 Connor Mullen G So Dallas, Texas (St. Mark s School of Texas) 49 Collin Orr FO Jr Northborough, Mass. (Rivers School) 50 Lucas Cooper FO Jr Houston, Texas (Kinkaid School) Alphabetical No Name Pos. 1 Clark Perkins G 2 Jackson Lanning M 3 Strecker Backe LSM 4 Tyler Schmarak D 5 Brandon Burke (C) G 6 Anthony Abbadessa A 7 Duncan Hoskinson M 8 Jimmy Williams A 9 Chase Wittich A 10 Liam Anderson A 11 Griffin Brown M 12 Parker Baddley LSM 13 Nicky Petkevich A 15 Peter Donato M 16 Brendon Luu FO/M 17 Josh Karp D 18 Sam Cleveland A 19 Jackson Patterson (C) D 20 Lewis Langford M 21 Jack Stebbins (C) M 22 Will Blumenberg M 23 Danny Healey D 24 Robby Dunigan A 25 Danny LaCrosse A 26 Matt Donovan M 27 Matt Lupinacci M 28 Cooper Belanger A 29 Holden Catlett M 30 Peter Marchetto FO 31 Ryan Caley D 32 Noah Cartwright G 33 Nicco DeLorenzo LSM 34 Joe Delaney A 35 Malcolm Feeney FO/M 36 Colin Whelan A 37 Gareth Cunniff D 38 Jack Pierrepont G 39 Jesse Rosenblatt A 40 Nick Piselli D 41 John Marple M 42 Niall Durkan D 43 John McDonald M 44 John Donohue D 45 Will Mette M 46 Cyrus Scott G 47 Jack Donaghue D 48 Connor Mullen G 49 Collin Orr FO 50 Lucas Cooper FO Head Coach: Mike Murphy (6th season) Associate Coach: Michael Abbott (6th season) Assistant Coach: Jud Hall (2nd season) Volunteer Coach: Matt Abbott (6th season) Director of Lacrosse Operations: Nick DelMonaco (1st season) Assistant Athletic Trainer: Cody Herbert (5th season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Anthony Abbadessa -- abb-a-dess-a Strecker Backe -- BACK-ee Brandon Burke -- BURK Ryan Caley -- KAY-lee Nicco DeLorenzo -- NEEK-o Peter Donato -- da-not-oh Niall Durkan -- Neal Matt Lupinacci -- loo-pa-notch-ee Brendon Luu -- Lou Peter Marchetto -- mar-chet-o Will Mette -- METT-a Nicky Petkevich -- PET-ka-vitch Jack Pierrepont -- pee-air-pont Nick Piselli -- pa-sell-ee Tyler Schmarak -- SCHMAIR-ick Chase Wittich -- WITT-ick

4 PAGE 4 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE GAME 14 Mike Murphy Head Coach, Sixth Mike Murphy put together quite an impressive opening five years as head coach of Colgate Men s Lacrosse. Murphy already has posted a pair of Patriot League regular season championships, one postseason title and two trips to the NCAA tournament. In 2015, Colgate tied Navy for regular season honors and then swept to the Patriot League championship on the Midshipmen s home field. The Raiders knocked off Army 11-8 in the title game. Colgate in four seasons under Murphy has a 4534 record, including a mark against Patriot League competition. The Raiders under Murphy twice have finished the season ranked among the nation s top 15. Named to his first head coaching position on July 20, 2011, Murphy led the 2012 Raiders to a Patriot League regular-season title en route to the best campaign in program history. Colgate finished 14-4, including a 6-0 road mark, a 6-2 record against nationally-ranked oponents, and a win over undefeated No. 1 Massachusetts in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. The NCAA bid was Colgate s second postseason appearance and its first as an at-large recipient. The Raiders also secured their first tournament win and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals for the first time in school history. The 2015 championship season saw the Raiders picked to finish fifth in the Patriot League before the year began but compile a 6-2 record that tied Navy for top honors. Colgate then swept past Bucknell and Army in the conference tournament for their first automatic berth since All-Star performers from the team were Matt Clarkson and Ryan Walsh, who both earned USILA All-American honorable mention nods in addition to their All-Patriot League First Team and Patriot League All-Tournament Team status. Walsh also was named MVP of the Patriot League tournament. For the season, Clarkson led the Raiders with 30 assists and 51 points, while Walsh topped the squad with 33 goals to finish his career with 139 goals and 203 points. Those numbers placed second in both categories in the Colgate records book. Murphy joined the Raiders after serving as an assistant coach at Army. In his seven seasons with the Black Knights, Army was consistently ranked among the best defensive teams both in the Patriot League and nationally under his mentorship, during which he also guided some of the most prolific goalkeepers in Academy history. Murphy joined Army after spending two seasons at Division III Denison in Granville, Ohio, where he was in charge of the Big Red s defensive unit, goalies and faceoff personnel. He also served as an assistant on Denison s football coaching staff and held a position in the Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation as an instructor. Prior to his work at Denison, the University of New Hampshire graduate served as head assistant coach/defensive coordinator at Wingate from The Beverly, Mass., native helped the Bulldogs to their first NCAA Division II National Semifinal appearance in school history as the squad posted a record in Murphy s three seasons on its sideline, while 14 players garnered All-Deep South honors. His 2001 defensive unit finished the season among the national leaders in scoring defense (12th), winning percentage (7th) and goals-against average (10th). Murphy also enjoyed one-year stints at Pfeiffer and Merrimack after his graduation from the University of New Hampshire in the spring of He was a three-year UNH letterman. Murphy is a member of the USILA Division I AllAmerican Committee as well as the USILA Division I Poll Committee. He serves as chair of the Patriot League Men s Lacrosse Coaches Committee, and also serves on the IMLCA Division I Coaches Advisory Board. Murphy and his wife, Jennifer, are the proud parents of two children: son, Colin; and daughter, Dylan Emma. Mike Murphy, pictured here with his wife, Jennifer, and their children, Colin and Dylan Emma, is in his sixth season as head coach of Colgate Men s Lacrosse. The Raiders earned bids to the 2012 and 2015 NCAA tournaments and have captured two Patriot League regular season crowns and one tournament title. ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF Mike Abbott Jud Hall Matt Abbott

5 GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE PAGE 5 SUPERLATIVERS/STARTING LINEUPS Colgate Team Highs and Lows Colgate Individual Highs Points 27 Siena Low 8 Lehigh, at Loyola Goals 16 Siena Low 5 Lehigh, at Loyola Assists 11 Siena Low 3 Three times Shots 49 Lafayette Low 26 Lehigh Shots on Goal 30 Lafayette Low 14 Lehigh, at Lehigh Saves 18 at Binghamton, at Army West Point Low 7 Marist Ground Balls 34 at Cornell Low 19 Lehigh Turnovers 19 at Cornell Low 8 at Army West Point Caused Turnovers 11 Navy Low 2 Three times Opponent Team Highs and Lows Points 6 Three times Goals 4 Four times Assists 5 Anthony Abbadessa vs. Siena Shots 11 Joe Delaney vs. Marist Shots on Goal 7 Anthony Abbadessa vs. Lafayette Saves 18 Brandon Burke at Binghamton, at Army Ground Balls 8 Collin Orr vs. Hobart, Boston University Caused Turnovers 4 Parker Baddley vs. Lehigh Points 24 Boston University, at Cornell Low 6 Navy Goals 18 Boston University Low 4 Navy Assists 9 Marist, at Cornell Low 2 Navy Shots 44 at Bucknell Low 21 Hobart Shots on Goal 29 at Binghamton Low 14 Hobart Saves 19 Lafayette Low 5 Siena, at Holy Cross Ground Balls 42 at Cornell Low 19 Hobart Turnovers 20 Lafayette Low 3 Siena Caused Turnovers 13 at Loyola Low 3 at Army West Point, Lafayette Colgate Starting Lineups Offense Attack Attack Attack Midfield Midfield Midfield LSMid Defense Defense Goalkeeper MARIST Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Stebbins Delaney Backe Patterson Caley Burke at Binghamton Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Hoskinson Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke at Bucknell * Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke LEHIGH * Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke HOBART Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Schmarak Patterson Caley Burke BOSTON UNIVERSITY * Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke SIENA Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke at Cornell Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke at Army West Point * Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Patterson Caley Burke at Loyola * Wittich Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Schmarak Caley Burke NAVY * Wittich Abbadessa Dunigan Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Schmarak Caley Burke at Holy Cross * Wittich Abbadessa Delaney Donato Brown Petkevich Backe Schmarak Caley Burke LAFAYETTE * Dunigan Abbadessa Cleveland Donato Brown Petkevich Back Patterson Caley Burke SYRACUSE

6 PAGE 6 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE GAME 14 Team Categories Statistic COLGATE STATS IN PATRIOT LEAGUE & NCAA National Rank Conference Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Leader Value Assists Per Game (69 ranked) Albany (NY) 9.57 Loyola Maryland 8.93 Caused Turnovers Per Game (69 ranked) Sacred Heart Loyola Maryland 9.27 Clearing Percentage (69 ranked) Loyola Maryland Loyola Maryland Face-Off Winning Percentage (69 ranked) Denver Navy Ground Balls Per Game (69 ranked) Virginia Loyola Maryland Man-Down Defense (69 ranked) Richmond Loyola Maryland Man-Up Offense (69 ranked) Johns Hopkins Lehigh Points Per Game (69 ranked) Albany (NY) Loyola Maryland Saves Per Game (69 ranked) Hampton Boston U Scoring Defense (69 ranked) Richmond 6.07 Army West Point 8.13 Scoring Margin (69 ranked) Albany (NY) 6.21 Loyola Maryland 4.47 Scoring Offense (69 ranked) Albany (NY) Loyola Maryland Shot Percentage (69 ranked) Penn St Boston U Turnovers Per Game (69 ranked) Johns Hopkins 9.77 Loyola Maryland Winning Percentage (69 ranked) Penn St. Albany (NY) Boston U Individual Categories Statistic Player National Rank Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value Assists Per Game (149 ranked) Sam Cleveland Anthony Abbadessa Peter Donato Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland 3.67 Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland 3.67 Caused Turnovers Per Game (75 ranked) Ryan O'Donoghue, Sacred Heart 3.14 Craig Chick, Lehigh 2.86 Face-Off Winning Pct (70 ranked) Collin Orr Trevor Baptiste, Denver Brady Dove, Navy Goals Per Game (149 ranked) Griffin Brown Anthony Abbadessa Gavin McBride, Princeton 3.64 Andrew Pettit, Lehigh 2.50 Goals-Against Average (61 ranked) Brandon Burke Benny Pugh, Richmond 5.87 Jacob Stover, Loyola Maryland 7.80 Ground Balls Per Game (74 ranked) Collin Orr Brandon Burke TD Ierlan, Albany (NY) Conor Gaffney, Lehigh 8.00 Individual Man-up Goals (60 ranked) Anthony Abbadessa Griffin Brown Gavin McBride, Princeton 9 Sean Kirkpatrick, Holy Cross 6 Points Per Game (150 ranked) Sam Cleveland Anthony Abbadessa Griffin Brown Connor Fields, Albany (NY) 6.57 Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland 5.47 Save Percentage (61 ranked) Brandon Burke Benny Pugh, Richmond Christian Carson-Banister, Boston U Saves Per Game (61 ranked) Brandon Burke Alex Heger, Robert Morris Jonathan Anastos, Lafayette Shot Percentage (75 ranked) Matt Gaudet, Yale Conor Walters, Lafayette Miscellaneous Individual Categories Games Led in Points * Anthony Abbadessa... 6 Griffin Brown... 6 Sam Cleveland... 6 Nicky Petkevich... 3 Peter Donato... 1 Duncan Hoskinson... 1 Chase Wittich... 1 * Includes ties. Hat Tricks Anthony Abbadessa... 3 Sam Cleveland... 3 Chase Wittich... 3 Griffin Brown... 2 Matt Donovan... 1 Duncan Hoskinson... 1 Nicky Petkevich... 1 Multi-Goal Games Griffin Brown... 9 Anthony Abbadessa... 5 Sam Cleveland... 5 Nicky Petkevich... 5 Duncan Hoskinson... 4 Chase Wittich... 3 Will Blumenberg... 1 Matt Donovan... 1 Multi-Assist Games Sam Cleveland... 7 Peter Donato... 3 Griffin Brown... 2 Anthony Abbadessa... 1 Joe Delaney... 1 Robby Dunigan... 1 Collin Orr... 1 Nicky Petkevich... 1 Chase Wittich... 1 Games with 3 or More Assists Anthony Abbadessa... 1 Peter Donato... 1 Nicky Petkevich... 1 Games with 3 or More Ground Balls Collin Orr Brandon Burke... 9 Will Blumenberg... 7 Parker Baddley... 3 Tyler Schmarak... 3 Jack Stebbins... 3 Jackson Patterson... 2 Chase Wittich... 2 Strecker Backe... 2 Anthony Abbadessa... 1 Ryan Caley... 1 Peter Donato... 1

7 6 Anthony Abbadessa A 4 vs. LAF Goals 4 vs. 3 teams 5 vs. SIE Assists 5 vs. SIE vs. SIE Points 6 vs. 2 teams 4 vs. LAF Ground Balls 5 vs. LOY vs. NAVY Caused T overs 2 vs. 2 teams 10 Liam Anderson A 3 Strecker Backe LSM 1 at COR Assists 1 vs. 3 teams 1 at COR Points 1 vs. 3 teams 3 vs. 3 teams Ground Balls 5 at BU at HC Caused T overs 3 at HC Faceoffs Won 3 vs. 2 teams 12 Parker Baddley LSM 1 vs. LAF Goals 1 vs. LAF vs. LAF Points 1 vs. LAF at BING Ground Balls 4 at BING vs. LEH Caused T overs 4 vs. LEH Cooper Belanger A 22 Will Blumenberg M 2 at BING Goals 2 at BING vs. LAF Assists 1 vs. 2 teams 2 at BING Points 2 at BING vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 6 vs. 2 teams 3 vs. NAVY Caused T overs 3 vs. NAVY Griffin Brown M 3 vs. 2 teams Goals 3 vs. 2 teams 2 vs. HOB Assists 2 vs. HOB vs. HOB Points 5 vs. HOB at HC Ground Balls 2 at HC Brandon Burke G 1 at COR Goals 1 at COR at COR Points 1 at COR vs. 2 teams Saves 18 vs. 2 teams 5 vs. 5 teams Ground Balls 5 vs. 11 teams 1 vs. 3 teams Caused T overs 3 vs. 2 teams 31 Ryan Caley D 3 vs. LAF Ground Balls 3 vs. LAF vs. 4 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 5 teams 32 Noah Cartwright G -- Saves Ground Balls Holden Catlett M 18 Sam Cleveland A 4 vs. 2 teams Goals 4 vs. 2 teams 2 vs. 7 teams Assists 3 vs. BING vs. 2 teams Points 6 vs. 3 teams 2 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 5 vs. BUCK vs. 4 teams Caused T overs 3 vs. BUCK SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 50 Lucas Cooper FO 1 vs. BU Faceoffs Won 1 vs. 2 teams 37 Gareth Cunniff D -- Ground Balls Caused T overs Joe Delaney A -- Goals 5 at LAF vs. MAR Assists 2 vs. 2 teams 2 vs. MAR Points 5 at LAF Ground Balls 4 at LAF vs. 2 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 3 teams 33 Nicco DeLorenzo LSM 1 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 2 at BUCK Caused T overs Jack Donaghue D -- Ground Balls 2 at BUCK Caused T overs Peter Donato M 1 vs. 6 teams Goals 3 vs. BU vs. NAVY Assists 4 vs. NAVY vs. NAVY Points 4 vs. NAVY at COR Ground Balls 5 at COR Caused T overs 1 vs. 2 teams 44 John Donohue D -- Ground Balls Caused T overs Matt Donovan M 3 vs. HOB Goals 3 vs. HOB vs. LAF Assists 1 vs. LAF vs. HOB Points 3 vs. HOB vs. 3 teams Ground Balls 1 vs. 3 teams 1 vs. 2 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 2 teams 24 Robby Dunigan A -- Goals 2 at LAF vs. NAVY Assists 2 vs. 2 teams 2 vs. NAVY Points 3 at NAVY vs. LAF Ground Balls 3 at LAF vs. NAVY Caused T overs 3 at LAF Niall Durkan D 1 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 1 vs. 3 teams -- Caused T overs Malcolm Feeney FO/M 2 vs. MAR Ground Balls 2 vs. MAR Caused T overs -- 5 vs. MAR Faceoffs Won 5 vs. MAR Danny Healey D 1 at BING Assists 1 at BING at BING Points 1 at BING vs. LEH Ground Balls 2 vs. LEH vs. 4 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 4 teams GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE PAGE 7 7 Duncan Hoskinson M 3 at HC Goals 3 at HC at BUCK Assists 1 vs. 3 teams 3 at HC Points 3 at HC vs. NAVY Ground Balls 3 vs. NAVY vs. 2 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 2 teams 17 Josh Karp D 2 vs. BU Ground Balls 2 vs. BU vs. 2 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 2 teams 25 Danny LaCrosse A -- Goals 1 vs. BUCK Points 1 vs. BUCK vs. BU Ground Balls 1 vs. 3 teams 20 Lewis Langford M 2 Jackson Lanning M -- Ground Balls 1 at SYR Matt Lupinacci M 16 Brendon Luu FO/M 30 Peter Marchetto F/O -- Goals 1 vs. LAF Points 1 vs. LAF vs. BU Ground Balls 7 at LEH Caused T overs 1 at VT vs. 2 teams Faceoffs Won 15 vs. 2 teams 41 John Marple M 43 John McDonald M -- Ground Balls 1 at SYR Will Mette M 1 vs. BU Goals 1 vs. 4 teams -- Assists 1 vs. HOB vs. BU Points 1 vs. 5 teams 1 vs. BU Ground Balls 2 vs BUCK Connor Mullen G 5 vs. BU Saves 5 vs. BU vs. BU Ground Balls 1 vs. BU Caused T overs --

8 PAGE 8 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE GAME 14 CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Marist 12 COLGATE 8 49 Collin Orr FO 2 vs. SIE Assists 2 vs. SIE vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 8 vs. 2 teams -- Caused T overs 3 vs. BUCK vs. SIE Faceoffs Won 22 vs. SIE Jackson Patterson D 3 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 3 vs. 2 teams 1 vs. 3 teams Caused T overs 2 at HOB Clark Perkins G -- Saves Ground Balls Causd T overs Nicky Petkevich A 3 vs. SIE Goals 3 vs. SIE at BUCK Assists 4 at BUCK at BUCK Points 5 at BUCK vs. SIE Ground Balls 2 vs. SIE Jack Pierrepont G -- Saves Ground Balls Causd T overs Nick Piselli D -- Ground Balls Caused T overs Jesse Rosenblatt A 4 Tyler Schmarak D 3 vs. 3 teams Ground Balls 3 vs. 3 teams 1 vs. 4 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 4 teams 46 Cyrus Scott G -- Saves Ground Balls Jack Stebbins M 1 vs. 2 teams Goals 3 at NAVY vs. NAVY Assists 1 vs. 8 teams 2 vs. NAVY Points 3 at NAVY vs. SIE Ground Balls 5 vs. SIE at LOY Caused T overs 4 at BU Colin Whelan A 41 Jimmy Williams A 9 Chase Wittich A 4 vs. NAVY Goals 4 vs. NAVY at HC Assists 3 at COR vs. NAVY Points 5 vs. 3 teams 3 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 3 vs. 3 teams 1 vs. 2 teams Caused T overs 1 vs. 3 teams SEASON/CAREER HIGHS GAME SUMMARIES Feb Crown Field, Hamilton Marist Colgate HAMILTON -- A 3-0 Marist first quarter proved to be the difference as the Red Foxes outlasted Colgate 12-8 in the season opener for both squads. Colgate trailed 3-0, 7-4 and 10-7 at the three quarter breaks and never could get the game back on even terms. Marist stayed in front thanks to three separate three-goal runs. Anthony Abbadessa led the Raider attack with his fourth career hat trick. The Phoenix junior scored his three goals on just six shots. Sam Cleveland added a pair of goals with an assist, while sophomore Will Blumenberg tallied his first career goal. Abbadessa and Cleveland tied for the team lead in goals last season with 15. For Marist, Gannon Morrison scored four goals in the first half and J.D. Recor scored four goals in the second half. Recor added another midway in the second quarter as the duo combined for 14 of Marist s 21 points. Blumenberg was Colgate s groundball leader with a career-high six. Delaney had two assists to match his career high. For Marist, Recor s five goals were a career high while Morrison tied his collegiate best with four goals. C-M 1st 11:21 M - Standera (Morrison) 0-1 8:29 M - Morrison (Tierney) 0-2 6:56 M - Morrison 0-3 2nd 12:57 C - Cleveland :15 C - Abbadessa 2-3 5:52 M - Morrison (Recor) extra-man 2-4 4:30 M - Recor (Vigh) 2-5 1:53 M - Smith (Recor) 2-6 0:34 C - Abbadessa (Delaney) 3-6 0:23 C - Blumenberg 4-6 0:05 M - Morrison 4-7 3rd 13:23 C - Stebbins (Cleveland) :37 M - Recor (Morrison) extra-man :18 M - Recor (Morrison) 5-9 9:04 M - Recor :38 C - Abbadessa (Petkevich) extra-man :43 C - Cleveland (Wittich) th 13:30 M - Smith (O Neill) :25 C - Wittich (Delaney) :41 M - Recor (Tierney) extra-man 8-12 Colgate Marist Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 7 13 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Abbadessa 3-0, Cleveland 2-1, Wittich 1-1, Stebbins 1-0, Blumenberg 1-0, Delaney 0-2, Petkevich 0-1. Marist - Recor 5-2, Morrison 4-3, Smith 2-0, Sandera 1-0, Tierney 0-2, Vigh 0-1, O Neill 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Blumenberg 6, Abbadessa 2, Cleveland 2, Stebbins 2, Backe 2, Patterson 2, Feeney 2, Orr 2, Wittich, Donato, Caley, Burke, Baddley, Petkevich. Marist - Murphy 4, Sarrocco 4, Faiella 4, Brier 3, Corrigan 3, Galloto 3, Recor, Morrison, Vigh, Walsh. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 7 saves. Marist - Corrigan, 8 GA, 13 saves. Binghamton 11 COLGATE 8 Feb Bearcat Sports Complex, Vestal, N.Y. Colgate Binghamton VESTAL, N.Y. -- Eighteen saves from senior goalkeeper Brandon Burke were not enough for Colgate to stave off an 11-8 loss at Binghamton. Burke s save total was a career high, topping the 16 he had in an overtime loss at Cornell two years ago. But 18 Raider turnovers proved too much to overcome as Colgate lost to the Bearcats for the first time since Anthony Abbadessa, Will Blumenberg and first-year Griffin Brown all scored two goals apiece for the Raiders. Brown s were the first two of his collegiate career, while Blumenberg doubled his output after scoring his debut goal in the previous week s opener. First-year Nicky Petkevich also scored his first collegiate goal, and Chase Wittich added his second in as many weeks. Tom Moore s four goals and three from Sean Gilroy led the Bearcats in their season opener. Colgate s faceoff combination of Collin Orr (14-of-19) and Malcolm Feeney (2-of-4) combined to win 16 of the 23 draws. Orr s 14 faceoff wins were a career high. Binghamton outscored the Raiders just 5-4 in the middle two periods despite 13 Colgate turnovers during that stretch. That s because Burke made eight saves in the second quarter and five in the third on his way to 18. C-B 1st 13:08 B - Gilroy :36 B - Gilroy (Moore) :25 C - Brown 1-2 6:24 B - Moore (Reaume) 1-3 1:18 C - Wittich 2-3 2nd 10:57 B - DeLuca 2-4 5:16 B - Tiernan (McAndrew) 2-5 3rd 13:37 B - Moore 2-6 8:32 C - Abbadessa (Donato) 3-6 6:51 B - McAndrew (Reaume) 3-7 5:11 B - Petrelli (McAndrew) 3-8 2:30 C - Blumenberg (Healey) 4-8 1:32 C - Abbadessa 5-8 0:48 C - Brown (Abbadessa) 6-8 4th 9:05 B - Gilroy (Mattiace) 6-9 8:39 B - Moore (Kaser) :52 C - Blumenberg (Wittich) :52 C - Petkevich (Dunigan) :52 B - Moore 8-11 Colgate Bing. Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves Turnovers 18 6 Goals-Assists: Colgate - Abbadessa 2-1, Brown 2-0, Blumenberg 2-0, Wittich 1-1, Petkevich 1-0, Donato 0-1, Healey 0-1, Dunigan 0-1. Binghamton - Moore 4-1, Gilroy 3-0, McAndrew 1-2, Petrelli 1-0, DeLuca 1-0, Tiernan 1-0, Reaume 0-2, Mattiace 0-1, Kaser 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Baddley 4, Blumenberg 4, Orr 3, Donato 2, Wittich, Abbadessa, Petkevich, Patterson, Caley, Karp, Healey, Donovan, Feeney. Binghamton - Walrdon 5, Moore 3, Cosens 3, Petrelli 2, Patterson 2, Mattiace, Kaser, McAndrew, DeLuca, Quigley, Licata. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 11 GA, 18 saves. Binghamton - Cosens, 8 GA, 15 saves.

9 COLGATE 15 Bucknell 10 Feb Mathewson Stadium, Lewisburg, Pa GAME SUMMARIES Lehigh 11 COLGATE 5 March 5 -- Crown Field, Hamilton GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE PAGE 9 COLGATE 13 Hobart 6 March 5 -- Crown Field, Hamilton Colgate Bucknell LEWISBURG, Pa. -- A trio of hat tricks vaulted Colgate into the win column behind a convincing victory at Bucknell. The Raiders turned a 5-5 game midway in the second quarter completely on its head, scoring three times in the final 3:41 before half and then outscoring the host Bison 5-1 in the third. All three goals of Anthony Abbadessa s second hat trick of the season came during that 8-1 surge. First-year Nicky Petkevich got the run started with his second goal of the season followed by assists on goals by Sam Cleveland and Chase Wittich. The Raiders went into the locker room leading 8-5. Abbadessa s three goals then followed in a 10-minute stretch of the third, sandwiched around goals by Wittich and Will Blumenberg. C-B 1st 11:29 B - Collison (Sands) :01 C - Cleveland 1-1 8:56 B - Malas 1-2 5:20 C - Cleveland (Abbadessa) extra-man 2-2 4:51 C - Wittich (Petkevich) extra-man 3-2 3:50 C - Donato 4-2 1:37 C - Brown (Petkevich) extra-man 5-2 2nd 13:21 B - O Brien :26 B - Sands (Smith) 5-4 9:55 B - Malas 5-5 3:41 C - Petkevich (Donato) 6-5 1:15 C - Cleveland (Petkevich) 7-5 0:01 C - Wittich (Petkevich) 8-5 3rd 13:21 C - Abbadessa (Brown) 9-5 8:35 B - Sands 9-6 8:20 C - Wittich :16 C - Blumenberg :09 C - Abbadessa (Cleveland) :47 C - Abbadessa th 12:03 C - Brown (Cleveland) extra-man :43 B - O Brien (Malas) extra-man :58 B - Malas (O Connor) :08 C - Donovan (Hoskinson) :12 B - O Hara (Sands) extra-man :27 B - O Brien Colgate Buck. Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 3-2, Abbadessa 3-1, Wittich 3-0, Brown 2-1, Petkevich 1-4, Donato 1-1, Blumenberg 1-0, Donovan 1-0, Hoskinson 0-1. Bucknell - Malas 3-1, O Brien 3-0, Sands 2-2, Collison 1-0, O Hara 1-0, O Connor 0-1, Smith 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 7, Burke 4, Baddley 3, Stebbins 3, Blumenberg 3, Abbadessa 2, Wittich 2, Donato 2, Backe 2, Caley 2, Patterson, Karp, Healey. Bucknell - Klipstein 5, Dotson 3, Gilray 3, Munoz 3, Collison 2, Durkin 2, Borgognone 2, Witzal 2, Malas, Dumbault, Repko, Newman, Kazar, Elardo. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 10 GA, 13 saves; Mullen 1 save. Bucknell - Klipstein, 15 GA, 13 saves; Altemus. Lehigh Colgate HAMILTON -- A five-goal Lehigh burst to end the first half backed up by a 16-4 edge in faceoffs proved to be the difference in an 11-5 Mountain Hawks victory over Colgate. Trailing 2-0, the Raiders got on the board 33 seconds into the second quarter as Peter Donato took a pass from Sam Cleveland and fired it past the Lehigh keeper. Griffin Brown followed three minutes later with an unassisted tally to knot the game at 2-2. The Mountain Hawks answered with their 5-0 run to close the half. Colgate scored the opening goal of the third quarter but could draw no closer than four goals the rest of the way. Conor Gaffney was the star for Lehigh, winning 16-of-20 faceoffs including a perfect 9-0 mark in the second half. Gaffney scooped up 12 ground balls to help the Mountain Hawks win that category, Chase Wittich, Brown and Anthony Abbadessa scored Colgate s second-half goals. Wittich buried his sixth goal of the season just over two minutes into the third quarter to pull the Raiders within 7-3. The Colgate defense kept Lehigh off the board for nearly the entire term until Lucas Spence put the Mountain Hawk advantage back to five at 8-3 with 2:44 left in the stanza. Brown and Anthony Abbadessa added fourth period goals, but the Mountain Hawks also scored two in the quarter and held on to claim the victory. Brown scored two goals for the third game in a row. Firstyear Parker Baddley caused a season-high four turnovers. C-L 1st 8:52 L - Spence 0-1 7:01 L - Pettit (Rai) 0-2 2nd 14:27 C - Donato (Cleveland) :55 C - Brown :05 L - Raposo 2-3 9:41 L - Rai (Raposo) 2-4 4:49 L - Triolo 2-5 3:26 L - Strain (Raposo) 2-6 0:08 L - Raposo 2-7 3rd 12:57 C - Wittich (Abbadessa) 3-7 2:44 L - Spence 3-8 4th 7:37 L - Spence 3-9 6:28 C - Brown (Cleveland) 4-9 4:32 L - Pettit (Triolo) :11 L - Pettit (Triolo) :37 C - Abbadessa 5-11 Colgate Lehigh Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 11 9 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 2-0, Abbadessa 1-1, Wittich 1-0, Donato 1-0, Cleveland 0-2. Lehigh - Pettit 3-0, Spence 3-0, Raposo 2-2, Triolo 1-2, Rai 1-1, Strain 1-0. Ground Balls: Colgate - Burke 5, Orr 3, Baddley 2, Blumenberg 2, Healey 2, Abbadessa, Cleveland, Brown, Backe, Patterson. Lehigh - Gaffney 12, Norris 5, Chick 4, Pettit 2, Triolo 2, Strain 2, Kiernan 2, Spence. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 11 GA, 11 saves. Lehigh - Kiernan, 5 GA, 9 saves. Hobart Colgate HAMILTON -- Colgate used a nine-goal run to break open a 4-4 tie while holding Hobart scoreless for more than 38 minutes en route to an impressive 13-6 win at Crown Field. Four different Raiders recorded multigoal games, with Matt Donovan and Griffin Brown tallying hat tricks to lead the Colgate offense. Brown helped the Raiders strike first with his seventh goal of the season just over a minute into the game before Donovan made it 2-0 Colgate 2½ minutes later. The Statesmen answered with back-to-back goals from Mason Burr and Tanner John to knot the score at 2-2 with just under seven minutes left in the quarter. Abbadessa spun his way around the Statesmen defense to net his team-leading 10th goal of the season at the 3:53 mark to put the Raiders back in front. Duncan Hoskinson added another Colgate tally with 11 seconds left on the first-quarter clock to give the Raiders a 4-2 lead heading into the second term. Hobart tied the game once again at 4-4 just over two minutes into the second stanza, but Sam Cleveland quickly answered with an unassisted goal at the 11:56 mark to give Colgate back the lead. Nicky Petkevich and Cleveland struck again before the halftime horn rang and the Colgate defense stood strong to hand the Raiders a 7-4 advantage heading into the locker room. C-H 1st 13:41 C - Brown (Wittich) :04 C - Donovan (Abbadessa) :11 H - Burr (Scott) 2-1 6:58 H - John 2-2 3:53 C - Abbadessa 3-2 0:11 C - Hoskinson (Cleveland) 4-2 2nd 14:10 H - Hancock (Donnelly) :40 H - Hancock (Romm) :56 C - Cleveland 5-4 9:41 C - Petkevich (Brown) 6-4 3:08 C - Cleveland (Donato) 7-4 3rd 9:29 C - Donovan (Cleveland) 8-4 7:06 C - Petkevich 9-4 3:08 C - Donovan :53 C - Donato (Brown) th 7:15 C - Brown (Petkevich) :55 C - Brown :04 H - Donnelly :23 H - Holden 13-6 Colgate Hobart Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 8 8 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 3-2, Donovan 3-0, Cleveland 2-2, Petkevich 2-1, Abbadessa 1-1, Donato 1-1, Hoskinson 1-0, Wittich 0-1. Hobart - Hancock 2-0, Donnelly 1-1, Burr 1-0, Holden 1-0, John 1-0, Romm 0-1, Scott 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 8, Burke 4, Schmarak 3, Blumenberg 3, Patterson 2, Caley 2, Wittich, Cleveland, Donato, Baddley, Karp, Donovan, DeLorenzo. Hobart - McGuinness 5, Donnelly 2, Moore 2, ANdreen 2, Soucy 2, J.Brown 2, Murphy 2, F.Brown, Flood. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 6 GA, 7 saves; Murphy 1 save. Hobart - J.Brown, 13 GA, 8 saves.

10 PAGE 10 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE GAME 14 Boston University 18 COLGATE 7 March Crown Field, Hamilton 2017 GAME SUMMARIES COLGATE 16 Siena 11 March Crown Field, Hamilton Cornell 15 COLGATE 6 March Schoellkopf Field Field, Ithaca, N.Y. Boston U Colgate HAMILTON -- Colgate s Griffin Brown and Anthony Abbadessa extended goal-scoring streaks but the Raiders fell to No. 15/16 Boston University 18-7 on Crown Field. The Raiders scored the first goal of the game to take a 1-0 lead just 4:16 into the first quarter. But BU answered with the next 14 goals before Colgate got back on the board just past the midway point of the third quarter. BU extended its season-opening win streak to seven games. Brown scored twice in the second half and Abbadessa added a single marker to go with an assist. For Brown it was his fifth straight multigoal outing, while Abbadessa extended his streak of scoring at least one goal in every game this season. C-B 1st 10:44 C - Hoskinson (Cleveland) 1-0 9:34 B - Lee 1-1 4:54 B - Ruiz 1-2 1:52 B - Carbone (Wilson) 1-3 1:15 B - MacLean 1-4 2nd 13:42 B - Hilburn :07 B - Schaal (Burr) :03 B - Homire 1-7 7:54 B - Schaal (Myers) 1-8 2:05 B - Hilburn 1-9 3rd 12:38 B - Winkoff :48 B - MacLean :44 B - Burr :30 B - Hilburn (Ruiz) :00 B - Dearth (Wilson) :11 C - Brown (Abbadessa) :18 B - Laviano th 13:37 C - Abbadessa (Petkevich) extra-man :31 C - Brown :04 C - Petkivich :37 B - Carbone :24 C - Hoskinson (Cleveland) :40 B - Johnston (Parsons) :33 B - Laviano :24 C - Mette 7-18 Colgate BU Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 9 9 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 2-0, Hoskinson 2-0, Abbadessa 1-1, Petkevich 1-1, Mette 1-0, Cleveland 0-2. Boston U. - Hilburn 3-0, MacLean 2-0, Carbone 2-0, Schaal 2-0, Laviano 2-0, Ruiz 1-1, Burr 1-1, Dearth 1-0, Homire 1-0, Lee 1-0, Johnston 1-0, Winkoff 1-0, Wilson 0-2, Myers 0-1, Parsons 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 8, Patterson 3, Abbadessa 2, Burke 2, Karp 2, Blumenberg 2, Wittich, Donato, Hoskinson, LaCrosse, Marchetto, DeLorenzo, Durkan, Mette, Mullen. Boston U. - Levesque 4, Wilson 3, Hilburn 3, Pincus 3, Carson-Banister 3, Wozniak 3, Lee 3, Calisto 2, Germain 2, Stucky 2, Myers, Okmin, Lipton, Torabian, McSorley, Pearce, Johnston, Winkoff, Lukacs. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 4 saves; Mullen 5 GA, 5 saves; Scott 1 GA. Boston U. - Carson-Banister 3 GA, 8 saves; McSorley 4 GA, 1 save; McGovern. Siena Colgate HAMILTON -- Third time was the charm for Colgate as the Raiders polished off Siena in nonconference action. Colgate s offensive stalwarts came up big. Sam Cleveland scored a career-high four goals and matched his personal best with six points. Chase Wittich recorded his second hat trick of the season and fourth of his career. Nicky Petkevich posted his first collegiate hat trick. And Anthony Abbadessa contributed a career-high five assists while matching his collegiate high with six points. Collin Orr kept the Raiders on the attack by winning a career-high 22 faceoffs in 30 tries. He picked up five ground balls and assisted on a pair of quick-strike goals one to Cleveland just before halftime and the other to Abbadessa late in the third. C-S 1st 11:03 S - Tokar 0-1 9:16 C - Wittich (Cleveland) 1-1 6:24 C - Donato (Abbadessa) 2-1 5:03 C - Petkevich 3-1 4:06 C - Hoskinson (Abbadessa) 4-1 3:38 C - Brown (Donato) 5-1 2:45 C - Hoskinson 6-1 2:01 C - Brown (Abbadessa) 7-1 2nd 12:42 S - Prunty (Reilly) 7-2 6:55 S - Reilly (Cook) 7-3 6:05 S - Arcarese (Matzelevich) 7-4 3:36 C - Cleveland (Abbadessa) extra-man 8-4 0:52 S - Cook (Robertson) extra-man 8-5 0:46 C - Cleveland (Orr) 9-5 3rd 11:40 C - Wittich (Cleveland) extra-man :17 S - Robertson :03 S - Tokar :36 S - Vitale :33 C - Cleveland :27 C - Abbadessa (Orr) th 9:36 S - Reilly :52 C - Petkevich :08 C - Wittich (Abbadessa) :47 C - Petkevich (Donato) :30 S - Tokar :31 C - Cleveland :09 S - Reilly (Cousin) Colgate Siena Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 12 5 Turnovers 14 3 Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 4-2, Wittich 3-0, Petkevich 3-0, Griffin 2-0, Hoskinson 2-0, Abbadessa 1-5, Donato 1-2, Orr 0-2. Siena - Reilly 3-1, Tokar 3-0, Robertson 1-1, Cook 1-1, Prunty 1-0, Arcarese 1-0, Vitale 1-0, Cousin 0-1, Matzelevich 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Stebbins 5, Blumenberg 5, Orr 5, Burke 4, Petkevich 2, Patterson 2, Baddley 2, Wittich, Abbadessa, Cleveland, Donato, Backe, Hoskinson. Siena - Arcarese 4, Barlow 3, Robertson 3, Van Schepen 3, Matzelevich 3, Reilly 2, Vitale 2, Filtch 2, Votta 2, Prunty, Toker, Ghaderi, Lewis, Sanna. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 11 GA, 12 saves. Siena - Lewis 16 GA, 5 saves; Ponsetti. Colgate Cornell ITHACA, N.Y. -- A dream start for Colgate couldn t alter 20 years of history. Cornell completed its 12th straight win over Colgate with a 15-6 decision. Colgate was looking for its first win in the series since The Raiders led 2-0 early highlighted by goalkeeper Brandon Burke s first collegiate goal. The senior netminder fired one home on a bounce from about 60 yards away for the game s opening score. But Cornell rallied into the lead by halftime and then polished this one off in the third period by outscoring the Raiders 5-0. In addition to Burke, Colgate goal-scorers were Sam Cleveland, Griffin Brown, Nicky Petkevich, Chase Wittich and Will Blumenberg. Brown added an assist for the team s only multipoint game. Collin Orr, meanwhile, continued to shine in the faceoff-x. The junior specialist won 19-of-24 draws after entering the game No. 6 in the nation in faceoff percentage. Peter Donato came away with a career-high five ground balls. Orr and Burke posted five apiece as well. Gate-C 1st 12:44 Gate - Burke (Backe) :30 Gate - Cleveland (Donato) :10 Cor - Keith 2-1 9:29 Cor - Petterson (Teat) 2-2 2nd 14:09 Cor - Teat :51 Cor - Teat :41 Cor - Rupp (Tarbell) 2-5 9:57 Gate - Brown 3-5 8:21 Cor - Rupp (Dowiak) 3-6 6:05 Gate - Petkevich 4-6 5:14 Gate - Wittich (Brown) 5-6 2:31 Cor - McCulloch 5-7 3rd 11:51 Cor - McCulloch 5-8 9:50 Cor - Fletcher (Keith) 5-9 6:11 Cor - Tarbell (Fletcher) :55 Cor - Teat :29 Cor - Fletcher (Teat) th 12:11 Cor - Rupp (Dowiak) :41 Cor - Dowiak (Teat) :27 Gate - Blumenberg :56 Cor - McCulloch (Teat) extra-man 6-15 Colgate Cornell Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 9 15 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 1-1, Wittich 1-0, Cleveland 1-0, Petkevich 1-0, Burke 1-0, Blumenberg 1-0, Donato 0-1, Backe 0-1. Cornell - Teat 3-4, McCulloch 3-0, Rupp 3-0, Fletcher 2-1, Dowiak 1-2, Keith 1-1, Tarbell 1-1, Petterson 1-0. Ground Balls: Colgate - Donato 5, Burke 5, Orr 5, Backe 3, Patterson 3, Baddley 3, Blumenberg 3, Cleveland 2, Abbadessa, Hoskinson, Karp, Healey, Donovan. Cornell - Teat 6, Pulver 5, Fletcher 4, Dowiak 4, Gahagan 4, Petterson 3, Salvatore 3, Tarbell 2, Peters 2, Flynn 2, McCulloch, Knight, Revello, Fingar, Bray, Wallace, Karey. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 13 GA, 9 saves; Mullen 2 GA. Cornell - Knight 6 GA, 15 saves.

11 Army West Point 10 COLGATE 8 March Michie Stadium, West Point, N.Y GAME SUMMARIES Loyola 12 COLGATE 5 April 1 -- Ridley Athletic Complex, Baltimore GAME 14 COLGATE vs SYRACUSE PAGE 11 COLGATE 10 Navy 4 April 8 -- Crown Field, Hamilton Colgate Army WEST POINT, N.Y. -- Colgate s best effort of the season nearly knocked off the Patriot League leaders. No. 8/9 Army West Point scored three times in the final 4:35 to rally for a 10-8 decision in a thrilling conference matchup. The Black Knights won their seventh game in a row and emerged as the league s only unbeaten team at 4-0. But not before overcoming a heroic effort from Colgate goalkeeper Brandon Burke, who matched his career high with 18 saves. Eleven of those saves came in the second half as Colgate tried to hold on to a 6-5 halftime lead. Burke seemingly had every answer for the Army attack until David Symmes kicked off a closing three-goal surge that was the difference. Symmes scored with 4:35 remaining, followed by goals from Conor Glancy and Gunnar Miller in the final 2½ minutes to break the hearts of the Colgate faithful. Griffin Brown, Nicky Petkevich and Duncan Hoskinson all scored twice for the Raiders. Hoskinson s second of the game put Colgate in front 8-7 with 6:53 remaining. Colgate s eight turnovers were a season low by three. The Raiders were perfect on clears for the first time all year, finishing 16-of-16. Burke s 18 saves matched his total from last month at Binghamton. Hoskinson scored two goals for the third time this season, matching his career high. Brown extended his team-leading goals total to 16. C-A 1st 9:10 C - Donovan 1-0 9:00 A - Glancy (Grabher) 1-1 6:50 C - Brown 2-1 5:45 A - Johnson 2-2 0:00 C - Donato (Dunigan) 3-2 2nd 14:14 A - Johnson :51 C - Petkevich (Brown) :04 C - Hoskinson (Petkevich) 5-3 7:21 C - Brown (Abbadessa) 6-3 3:02 A - Johnson 6-4 0:17 A - Jones (Santorelli) 6-5 3rd 5:59 A - Johnson 6-6 4th 10:38 A - Glancy 6-7 9:07 C - Petkevich (Wittich) 7-7 6:53 C - Hoskinson 8-7 4:35 A - Symmes 8-8 2:30 A - Glancy (Santorelli) 8-9 1:14 A - Miller 8-10 Colgate Army Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves Turnovers 8 8 Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 2-1, Petkevich 2-1, Hoskinson 2-0, Donato 1-0, Donovan 1-0, Abbadessa 0-1, Wittich 0-1, Dunigan 0-1. Army - Johnson 4-0, Glancy 3-0, Symmes 1-0, Miller 1-0, Jones 1-0, Santorelli 0-2, Grabher 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 7, Burke 5, Wittich 3, Cleveland 2, Brown, Patterson, Hoskinson, Donovan. Army - Grabher 8, Surdick 5, LaMonica 5, Miller 3, Barretto 3, Ricca 2, Jones 2, Johnson, Glancy, Littlejohn, DeSanti, George. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 10 GA, 18 saves. Army - Barretto 8 GA, 10 saves. Colgate Loyola BALTIMORE -- Loyola rode a pair of four-goal quarters in the first half and withstood a Griffin Brown hat trick for a 12-5 win over Colgate. All three of Brown s goals came after intermission as the Raiders attempted to rally from an 8-1 deficit. It was the rookie midfielder s second hat trick of the season. The McLean, Virginia, native has scored at least one goal in each of the last nine games. Brandon Burke had another impressive showing in goal, making 14 saves many of the highlight variety. But Pat Spencer scored five goals and assisted on another to improve Loyola to 4-1 in the Patriot League. Alex McGovern and Zack Sirico added two goals apiece for the home side. The Greyhounds scored four consecutive goals in the first quarter and again in the second. The Raider lineup was handcuffed by the absence of defensive captain Jackson Patterson, who missed the game because of an illness. Will Blumenberg matched his career high with six ground balls. Chase Wittich and Tyler Schmarak also tied personal highs with three ground balls apiece. Schmarak in place of Patterson earned his second start of the year. Schmarak, Ryan Caley, Jack Stebbins and Danny Healey all forced Loyola turnovers. For Loyola, Spencer s five goals tied his career high. C-L 1st 9:55 L - McGovern (Spencer) 0-1 8:50 L - Sirico 0-2 3:31 L - Spencer (Mintzlaff) 0-3 1:26 L - Spencer 0-4 2nd 12:02 C - Petkevich (Cleveland) 1-4 9:17 L - Spencer 1-5 7:49 L - Spencer 1-6 6:50 L - Mintzlaff (Germershausen) 1-7 4:38 L - McGovern (Germershausen) 1-8 3rd 12:36 L - Sherlock :04 C - Brown (Donato) 2-9 7:59 C - Brown (Donato), extra-man 3-9 7:33 C - Abbadessa, extra-man 4-9 0:03 L - Sirico th 13:26 L - Germershausen (Davliakos) :53 C - Brown :27 L - Spencer (Sherlock) 5-12 Colgate Loyola Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 14 9 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Brown 3-0, Abbadessa 1-0, Petkevich 1-0, Donato 0-2, Cleveland 0-1. Loyola - Spencer 5-1, McGovern 2-0, Sirico 2-0, Germershausen 1-2, Sherlock 1-1, Mintzlaff 1-1, Davliakos 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Blumenberg 6, Wittich 3, Schmarak 3, Burke 3, Orr 3, Baddley 2, Cleveland, Brown, Petkevich, Backe, Stebbins, Healey. Loyola - Carrigan 5, Sherlock 4, Davliakos 4, Sirico 3, Savio 3, Spencer 2, Mintzlaff 2, Fournier 2, Dennis, Huggins, Duffy, Brown, Begley, Orefice. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 14 saves. Loyola - Stover 5 GA, 9 saves. Navy Colgate HAMILTON -- It was must-win and the Raiders responded. Colgate used a lightning start and wire-to-wire defense to post a crucial 10-4 victory over Navy at Crown Field. The Raiders improved to 2-4 in the Patriot League and got the start they needed for this closing three-game conference stretch. Chase Wittich led the offense with a career-high four goals. He scored Colgate s first of the game midway in the opening quarter to spark a five-goal barrage. Both of Anthony Abbadessa s goals came in that firstquarter flurry, sandwiched around goals by Griffin Brown and Jack Stebbins as Colgate grabbed a 5-0 lead. The Midshipmen never pulled closer than three goals the rest of the way. Navy s four-goal output was its lowest of the season. It came on the heels of a three-game winning streak that saw the Mids score in double figures all three games. Colgate allowed its fewest goals since an 11-4 win over Binghamton early in the 2016 season. In the process, the Raiders snapped a three-game overall losing streak and evened their home record at 3-3. Colgate s defense held Navy scoreless for nearly 18½ minutes to start the game and then a combined 21-minute stretch over the third and fourth quarters. Colgate registered a season-high 11 caused turnovers. Will Blumenberg had a career-high three and Abbadessa and Strecker Backe contributed two apiece. Brandon Burke was spectacular again, posting 12 saves and denying Navy any scoring surges all afternoon. He also found his way to a career-high seven ground balls. Peter Donato posted a career-high four assists, while Sam Cleveland scored a goal and assisted on another. C-N 1st 8:34 C - Wittich (Donato) extra-man 1-0 7:39 C - Abbadessa (Dunigan) 2-0 5:46 C - Brown (Donato) 3-0 5:26 C - Stebbins 4-0 1:07 C - Abbadessa (Donato) 5-0 2nd 11:34 N - Hill 5-1 9:09 N - Torain (Wade) 5-2 8:58 C - Wittich 6-2 3rd 10:45 N - Hill (Flounlacker) 6-3 3:18 C - Cleveland (Stebbins) 7-3 1:59 C - Brown (Donato) 8-3 4th 8:27 C - Wittich (Cleveland) 9-3 6:48 C - Wittich (Dunigan) :42 N - Flounlacker 10-4 Colgate Navy Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears Extra-Man Opportunities Saves 12 7 Turnovers Goals-Assists: Colgate - Wittich 4-0, Abbadessa 2-0, Brown 2-0, Cleveland 1-1, Stebbins 1-1, Donato 0-4. Navy - Hill 2-0, Flounlacker 1-1, Torain 1-0, Wade 0-1. Ground Balls: Colgate - Burke 5, Orr 4, Wittich 3, Backe 3, Hoskinson 3, Abbadessa 2, Caley 2, Baddley 2, Blumenberg 2, Petkevich, Donato, Schmarak. Navy - Dove 6, Fennell 5, Kern 3, Trainor 3, Rees 3, Hill 2, Wardell 2, Hincks 2, Ray, Torain, Flounlacker, Strack, Little. Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 4 GA, 12 saves. Navy - Kern 10 GA, 7 saves.