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1 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY 2015 MEN S LACROSSE SIX-TIME AMERICA EAST CHAMPION Contact: Dave Vatz Assistant Director of Media Relations Office: Cell: dvatz@albany.edu 2015 Schedule/Results FEBRUARY (1-1) 21 at Drexel W vs. Dallas L 9-16 MARCH (2-0) 7 UMASS W at Stony Brook* W at Canisius 4 p.m. 21 HARTFORD* 1 P.M. 25 at Harvard 7 p.m. 28 UMASS LOWELL* 3 P.M. APRIL (0-0) 2 at Syracuse 7 p.m. 4 at Vermont* 1 p.m. 11 at Binghamton* 7 p.m. 14 at Bryant 7 p.m. 18 YALE 7 P.M. 21 at Siena 4 p.m. 25 UMBC* 3 P.M. 30 America East Semifinals# TBA MAY (0-0) 2 America East Finals# TBA Home games in BOLD (John Fallon Field) * America East Game # America East Tournament (Highest Seed) Tale of the Tape UAlbany Canisius 3-1 Record Conference Record Goals/Game GAA Shots/Game % Shot % 20.0% 9.3 Assists/Game Points/Game Ground Balls/Game % EMO 28.6% 42.9% Man Down Defense 50.0% 80.2% Clears 74.7% 44.7% Faceoff % 45.9% 20 Penalties 12 20:00 Penalty Min. 9:00 GAME #5 #13/11 UAlbany (3-1, 1-0 Canisius (1-5, 1-0 MAAC) Tuesday, March 17th - 4:00 p.m. Demske Sports Complex - Buffalo, N.Y. TV: Time Warner Cable Sportschannel Live Stats: gogriffs.com UALBANY HEADS TO WESTERN NEW YORK TO PLAY CANISIUS The UAlbany men s lacrosse team will play its second-straight road game in the home state, going to Buffalo to play Canisius at the Demske Sports Complex on Tuesday, March 17th at 4 p.m. The game will be broadcast live on Time Warner Cable Sportschannel. The Great Danes has won both of its games in March, including defeating Stony Brook in its conference opener on Saturday, entering Tuesday at 3-1. UAlbany is currently ranked at #13 in the USILA Coaches Poll and #11 in the Inside Lacrosse media poll. Canisius defeated Manhattan 8-4 to snap a season-opening fivegame losing streak and is unranked in both polls. The two will play for the fourth-consecutive year, with Canisius leading the all-time series 2-1. UAlbany fell to Canisius at home last season Each will play another opponent from the other s conference later this season: UAlbany will play MAAC foe Siena while Canisius will take on America East member Binghamton. THOMPSON EARNS UALBANY SCORING RECORD With a 12-point performance against Stony Brook, Lyle Thompson, already the program s all-time assists leader with 175 in his career, earned the all-time scoring record at UAlbany, standing with 304 points. He surpassed brother Miles Thompson, who tallied 293 from Lyle also has 129 goals with UAlbany, fifth-highest all-time in program history. That record is also held by Miles with 189. Lyle is 25 goals away from tying cousin Ty Thompson with 154 from UAlbany Social Media instagram.com/ualbanysports instagram.com/ualbanymlax 1

2 2015 UALBANY MEN S LACROSSE QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location... Albany, N.Y. Enrollment... 13,100 Founded Facility... John Fallon Field Capacity... 2,500 Nickname... Great Danes Colors... Purple and Gold Conference... America East President... Dr. Robert J. Jones Athletic Director... Mark Benson COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Scott Marr Alma Mater... Johns Hopkins 91 UAlbany Record/Years /15th Phone smarr@albany.edu Associate Head Coach... Liam Gleason (UAlbany 07) Assistant Coach... Eric Wolf (UAlbany 07) Director of Lacrosse Operations... Donald Shea (Butler) Volunteer Assistant Coach... Brett Queener (UAlbany 08) 2015 America East Conference Standings (as of 3/15) Team A-East Overall Streak UAlbany W-2 Binghamton W-2 Hartford W-2 Vermont L-2 Stony Brook L-1 UMass Lowell L-2 UMBC L-2 UALBANY - REPEAT AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONS After a Doug Eich overtime goal sent UAlbany to victory over Stony Brook, the Great Danes took down UMBC in the title game to secure its sixth America East title in 2014 and berth into the NCAAs. Miles Thompson earned Tournament MVP honors, combining for 14 goals and four assists. Eich, Lyle Thompson and Blaze Riorden were named to the All-Tournament Team. TEAM OUTLOOK 2014 Record America East Record (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 17/9 Starters Returning/Lost... 4/6 All-Time Record (as of 2014) All-Time DI Record (as of 2014) All-Time America East Record (as of 2014) America East Tournament Titles... 6 ( , 2007, ) NCAA Tournament Appearances... 6 ( , 2007, ) KEY RETURNERS Name Cl. Pos Stats Lyle Thompson Sr. A 51 G, 77 A, 48 GB, 15 CT Bennett Drake So. A 13 G, 10 Man-up G Will Stenberg Sr. A 10 G John Maloney Jr. M 22 G, 7 A Matt Garziano Sr. M 10 G, 29 GB Matthew Bertrams Sr. M 10 G, 16 GB Tim Cox Sr. M 7 G, 12 GB Riley Lasda Sr. M 4 PTS, 15 GB Adam Osika So. M 3 PTS, 9 GB Connor Russell So. FO 46.1% FO, 68 GB Eric Cantor Sr. LSM 5 PTS, 17 GB, 8 CT James Burdette So. D 15 GB, 13 CT Josh Babcock Jr. D 9 GB, 6 CT Blaze Riorden Jr. GK GAA, 54.9% SV, 12-6 MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. Director of Media Relations/MLAX Contact... Dave Vatz ... dvatz@albany.edu Office Phone Cell Phone SID Fax Director of Media Relations... Lizzie Barlow Asst. Director of Media Relations... Brooke Rayder Graduate Assistant... John Reilly Website... Facebook... SID Mailing Address... PE Washington Avenue... Albany, N.Y THOMPSON NAMED TO TEWAARATON WATCH LIST After sharing the 2014 Tewaaraton Trophy with his brother, Lyle Thompson has been named to the award s player watch list, announced on February 26th. Lyle Thompson earned 128 points in 2014, the NCAA Division I single season record, off 51 goals and 77 assists. He scored at least four points in all of UAlbany s games last year. UALBANY - UNANIMOUS PICK TO FINISH 1ST IN AE UAlbany, undefeated in conference play the last two seasons, was a unanimous selection to finish first in the America East in the preseason poll. The team earned a maximum-possible 36 points with six first-place votes. Stony Brook got the other first-place vote and is predicted to finish second with 30 points. America East title game runner-up UMBC is third, while the 2014 regular season runner-up Binghamton is fourth. The rest of the poll is filled out by Hartford, Vermont and UMass Lowell. THOMPSON APPROACHING NCAA RECORDS With 304 points in his career, Lyle Thompson is approaching the NCAA career points record, standing tied for eighth all-time. The record is currently held by Rob Pannell, who had 354 points from with Cornell. Two players are within three points of Lyle. Lyle is fifth all-time in the NCAA in assists with 175. Tim Nelson of N.C. State and Syracuse has the all-time lead with 221 with Two players are within 10 assists of Lyle s total.

3 UAlbany Possible Starters/Reserves Player Cl Stats Notes ATTACK #4 Lyle Thompson Sr. 6G, 19A, 8GB UAlbany s all-time scoring leader #21 Seth Oakes R-So. 11G 3+ goals in each game played #5 Connor Fields Fr. 11G, 5A, 12GB Career-high four goals at Stony Brook FIRST MIDFIELD #0 John Maloney Jr. 7G, 4A, 13GB, 3CT Two goals, six ground balls vs. Cornell #8 Derrick Eccles Sr. 1G, 1A Scored in first two games of the year #29 Matt Garziano Sr. 3G, 7GB, CT Two goals at Stony Brook SECOND MIDFIELD #13 Tim Cox Sr. 2G, 1A, 3GB, 2CT Team captain #17 Adam Osika So. 3CT Caused key turnover at Stony Brook #22 Matthew Bertrams Sr. 1G, 5GB Three GB, 2-2 FO vs. Cornell FACEOFF #19 Connor Russell So. 46.2% (43-93) Took all faceoffs at Drexel, Stony Brook #20 Cason Liles Fr. 35.3% (6-17) Won six faceoffs vs. UMass CLOSE DEFENSE/LSM #15 Josh Babcock Jr. 2GB, 1CT Caused two turnovers vs. Cornell #28 Eric Cantor (LSM) Sr. 14GB, 3CT Member of the faceoff unit #45 AJ Kluck Fr, 10GB, 3CT Four ground balls in both road games #50 James Burdette So. 3GB, 4CT Tallest player on team at 6-foot-6 GOALKEEPER #10 Blaze Riorden Jr GAA, 53.4% SV Two-time AE Player of the Week IMPORTANT RESERVES #7 Jake Cullen So. 3G, 4A Three points each of first two games #88 Bennett Drake So. 4G Three man-up goals UALBANY SWEEPS MARCH 16TH AMERICA EAST WEEKLY AWARDS For the second time this season, UAlbany swept the America East weekly honors: Lyle Thompson earned Player of the Week while Connor Fields was selected as Rookie of the Week. Thompson is the Player of the Week after scoring 12 points, including a program record 10 assists, in the win over Stony Brook. Fields was the recipient of four of those assists, earning five points, including those four goals. NEW FACES AT ATTACK UAlbany has new players at attack to flank Lyle Thompson with the task of replacing two All-Americans. Freshman Connor Fields, the top goal-scorer in New York high school history, has 11 goals and five assists, Onondaga C.C. transfer Seth Oakes also has 11 goals to start the year. BLAZE RIORDEN - TWO-TIME AE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Blaze Riorden has put up a couple of strong performances in the cage in the team s first three games, earning America East Player of the Week twice. He earned the weekly awards with 16 saves at Drexel and 21 saves vs. UMass. UALBANY #13 IN COACHES POLL, #11 IN MEDIA POLL Following the conference opening victory at Stony Brook, UAlbany went up two spots to #13 in the USILA Coaches Poll and stands #11 in the Inside Lacrosse media poll. UAlbany ranked in the top-8 in both polls in the second week of the year. It was the team s highest rankings since In the preseason polls, UAlbany ranked in the top-12, being #11 in the media poll and #12 in the coaches poll. It is the second-consecutive season that UAlbany has ranked in the top-12 in the preseason. In 14, UAlbany was #10 in the USILA Coaches Poll and #11 in the Media Poll to begin the season. In the Polls USILA Coaches Poll Week 5 (3/16) Rk. School Rec. Pts. 1. Syracuse (16) North Carolina Notre Dame Duke Denver Maryland t7. Virginia t7. Cornell Yale Princeton Marquette Brown UAlbany Loyola Harvard Towson Ohio State Army Johns Hopkins Villanova Inside Lacrosse Cascade/Maverik Media Poll Week 5 (3/16) Rk. School (1st) Rec. Pts. 1. Syracuse (20) North Carolina (4) Notre Dame Duke Maryland Denver Cornell Virginia Marquette Yale UAlbany Brown Princeton Loyola Ohio State Harvard Villanova Towson Army Johns Hopkins Week-by-Week Rankings - UAlbany Week USILA IL Media Preseason (2/16) (2/23) (3/2) (3/9) (3/16) (3/23) 7 (3/30) 8 (4/6) 9 (4/13) 10 (4/20) 11 (4/27) Postseason 3

4 2015 UAlbany Men s Lacrosse Awards Connor Fields --America East Rookie of the Week 3/16 --America East Rookie of the Week 2/23 Blaze Riorden --ECAC Defensive Player of the Week 3/10 --America East Co-Player of the Week 3/9 --America East Player of the Week 2/23 --Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Preseason All-American Lyle Thompson --Tewaaraton Watch List --America East Player of the Week 3/16 --Lacrosse Magazine Preseason DI Player of the Year --Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Preseason All-American --Lacrosse Magazine Preseason All-American UAlbany --Picked #1 in America East Preseason Poll LYLE THOMPSON - 31-GAME POINT STREAK Lyle Thompson is on a 31-game scoring streak, having earned at least one point in all UAlbany games since April 7, The streak is the 11thlongest in the country. In that span, he has scored 204 points, the most of any among those with top-20 active scoring streaks. National Point Scoring Streak (games as of 3/15) 1 - Shayne Adams, Detroit, Jimmy Bitter, UNC, Jesse King, Ohio State, 44 Joey Sankey, UNC, Richie Hurley, Siena, Michael Sagi, Quinnipiac, John Glesener, Army, Sean Doyle, Bucknell, Sam Llinares, Hofstra, Tucker Nelson, Binghamton, Lyle Thompson, UAlbany, Conrad Oberbeck, Yale, Dylan Donahue, Syracuse, 28 TWO GREAT DANES DRAFTED INTO MLL On January 23, Lyle Thompson was drafted first overall by the Florida Launch into Major League Lacrosse. He is the second first-round selection ever from UAlbany, along with Jordan Levine, who was selected 10th overall by New Jersey in In addition, UAlbany alum Ryan Feuerstein was selected by the Rochester Rattlers in the MLL Supplemental Draft in December. In all, 15 UAlbany players have been drafted into the MLL, including at least one in eight of the last nine years. UAlbany Players MLL Draft Picks (by year) : Liam Gleason, Frank Resetarits : Mike Amman, Steven Amman, Brett Queener, Jordan Levine : Chris Schongar, Corey Small : Dave Brock : Brian Caufield : Joe Resetarits : Miles Thompson, Ty Thompson : Lyle Thompson, Ryan Feuerstein TWO GREAT DANES NAMED PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA Two UAlbany players earned Preseason All-America status in the Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook. Lyle Thompson earned First Team All-America status after leading all of Division I with 128 points off 51 goals and 77 assists. Blaze Riorden was chosen as Honorable Mention All-America with a 54.9 save percentage for the Great Danes, leading UAlbany to 12 victories. 4

5 ERIC WOLF ASSISTS TEAM ISRAEL IN DENVER UAlbany assistant coach and offensive coordinator Eric Wolf served in the same capacity with the Israeli National Team during the 2014 World Games in Denver this past summer. He helped Israel finish in seventh place in the Games with a 6-2 record, with the only losses coming to teams in the top-ranked Blue Division. Team Israel did defeat Blue Division member Japan to finalize its position in the tournament. LYLE THOMPSON LEADS IROQUOIS NATIONALS Lyle Thompson, along with brother Miles, led the Iroquois Nationals to a third-place finish in the World Games, the highest placement ever by the team. Lyle earned 16 goals and seven assists in the tournament, while Miles was the team s leading scorer with 16 goals and 15 assists. The team s run came to an end after falling to eventual world champion Team Canada. FOUR IROQUOIS PLAYERS WITH UALBANY Four UAlbany players have been involved with the Iroquois Nationals at some level in the last couple of years. Lyle Thompson led the main team during the 2014 World Games. Newcomers, and transfers from Onondaga Community College, Seth Oakes and Ky Tarbell each played for the Iroquois U-19 Team in 2012 in Finland. Oakes earned All-World status for his performance. Freshman defensive player Dalton Roundpoint earned a tryout with the Iroquois Nationals this past year. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Home is where the heart is for UAlbany, drawing on the home state for most of its roster. Of its 47-man roster, 35 players hail from the state of New York. From the USA, other states represented on UAlbany s roster include California, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Utah and Virginia. The team also has three players from Canada. The team s diversity is represented on its helmet. Each UAlbany helmet has three flags on the back, representing the United States, Canada and the Iroquois Six Nations DI NCAA Rankings (as of: 3/11) Jake Cullen --Assists Per Game: 88th (1.00) Connor Fields --Goals Per Game: 40th (2.33) --Assists Per Game: 62nd (1.33) --Points Per Game: 37th (3.67) John Maloney --Assists Per Game: 88th (1.00) --Ground Balls Per Game: 63rd (3.67) --Shot %: 40th (41.7%) Blaze Riorden --Goals Against Average: 38th (11.00) --Saves Per Game: 2nd (16.33) --Save Percentage: 8th (59.8%) --Ground Balls Per Game: 16th (6.33) Connor Russell --Face-Off %: 54th (43.9%) --Ground Balls Per Game: 63rd (3.67) Lyle Thompson --Assists Per Game: 4th (3.00) --Points Per Game: 20th (4.33) --Shot %: 56th (40.0%) Team --Scoring Offense: 23rd (11.33 goals per game) --Assists Per Game: 12th (8.00) --Points Per Game: 16th (19.33) --Man-up Offense: 16th (47.1%) --Man-down Defense: 69th (31.3%) --Shot %: 28th (30.1%) --Face-Off %: 50th (42.3%) --Scoring Defense: 43rd (11.00 goals per game) --Ground Balls per Game: 7th (35.0) --Saves Per Game: 2nd (16.33) 2015 America East Rankings (as of: 3/11) Jake Cullen --Assists Per Game: 10th (1.00) Connor Fields --Goals Per Game: 3rd (2.33) --Assists Per Game: 8th (1.33) --Points Per Game: 4th (3.67) John Maloney --Assists Per Game: 10th (1.00) --Points Per Game: t-9th (3.00) --Ground Balls Per Game: 8th (3.67) Blaze Riorden --Goals Against Average: 4th (12.00) --Saves Per Game: 1st (16.33) --Save Percentage: 1st (59.8%) --Ground Balls Per Game: 1st (8.00) Connor Russell --Face-Off %: 3rd (43.9%) --Ground Balls Per Game: 8th (3.67) Lyle Thompson --Assists Per Game: 1st (3.00) --Points Per Game: 2nd (4.33) --Shot %: 10th (40.0%) Team --Scoring Offense: 2nd (11.33 goals per game) --Assists Per Game: 2nd (8.00) --Points Per Game: 2nd (19.33) --Man-up Offense: 2nd (47.1%) --Man-down Defense: 7th (31.3%) --Shot %: 3rd (30.1%) --Face-Off %: 4th (42.3%) --Scoring Defense: 4th (11.00 goals per game) --Ground Balls per Game: 1st (35.0) --Saves Per Game: 1st (16.33) 5

6 SCOUTING CANISIUS: Canisius averages 6.67 goals per game and allows goals per game. Junior attack Billy Jacobbi is the team s leading scorer with 11 goals and three assists. 6-foot-2 senior Tim Edwards, the team s primary faceoff man, also is the team s leading assistant with six, adding seven goals. Senior Alex Govenettio has started all six games in goal, allowing goals a game with a 49.6% save percentage. Leading the defense with seven caused turnovers is graduate student LSM Kevin Collins, with senior Adam Donner having five caused turnovers on close defense. ON THE ROAD AGAIN... UAlbany will not be spending much time at John Fallon Field this season. In its 15-game season, UAlbany only has five home games, adding nine true road games and a neutral site contest. The Great Danes played a similar schedule in 2012, also having just five home games. In its travels, UAlbany will play in seven different states. The team will also travel up and down the home state, including to Long Island, western New York, the Southern Tier and the Capital District. WELCOME BACK COACHES! UAlbany has three assistant coaches that played under Scott Marr and have returned to help their alma mater. Associate head coach Liam Gleason and assistant coach Eric Wolf each enter season four with the team after graduating in 2007, while volunteer assistant coach Brett Queener entering his first season back after being a member of the Class of All three were members of the 2007 UAlbany team that earned an America East title and the program s first NCAA Tournament victory over Loyola. GOING FOR A THREE-PEAT UAlbany stands as the two-time defending America East champion and will look to be the first league team to earn a third-straight conference title since That year, UAlbany won its third-straight league title under coach Scott Marr for conference titles in 2003, 2004 and Marr is the only America East coach to three-peat under the tournament format. Former America East members Delaware and Hofstra each earned three-peats in a time when the conference champion was determined by the regular season University at Albany - America East Champion

7 2015 UALBANY MEN S LACROSSE ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School 0 John Maloney M Jr Victor, N.Y./Victor 1 Tyler Fahey D R-Jr Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown 2 Carson Dutkanych A Fr Park City, Utah/Park City 3 Mitch Rupp A Jr Victor, N.Y./Victor 4 Lyle Thompson (C) A Sr Onondaga Nation, N.Y./LaFayette 5 Connor Fields A Fr East Amherst, N.Y./Bishop-Timon St. Jude 6 Troy Reh D Fr Rocky Point, N.Y./Rocky Point 7 Jake Cullen A So Victoria, British Columbia/Claremont 8 Derrick Eccles (C) M R-Jr Syracuse, N.Y./Corcoran 9 JD Colarusso GK So Poughquag, N.Y./Arlington 10 Blaze Riorden GK Jr Fairport, N.Y./Fairport 11 Harry Erickson M Jr Brewster, N.Y./Brewster 12 Justin Reh A Fr Rocky Point, N.Y./Rocky Point 13 Tim Cox (C) M Sr Schenectady, N.Y./Schenectady 14 Tom Nuckel A R-Jr Levittown, N.Y./Division Avenue 15 Josh Babcock D Jr Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg 16 Will Stenberg A Sr Needham, Mass./Needham 17 Adam Osika M So Mason, Ohio/Mason 18 Dalton Roundpoint D Fr Akwesasne, N.Y./Salmon River 19 Connor Russell FO So Macedon, N.Y./Penfield 20 Cason Liles FO Fr Arlington, Va./Yorktown 21 Seth Oakes A R-So Akwesasne, N.Y./Onondaga C.C. 22 Matthew Bertrams (C) M Sr Mason, Ohio/Mason 23 Riley Lasda D Sr Ithaca, N.Y./Penn State 24 Kevin McNally M Jr Hillburn, N.Y./Suffern 25 Stone Sims D Fr Carlsbad, Calif./San Clemente 26 Justin Zelen M Fr Smithtown, N.Y./Hauppauge 27 Justin Berger D R-Jr Kendall Park, N.J./South Brunswick 28 Eric Cantor D Sr Boca Raton, Fla./St. Andrew s School 29 Matt Garziano M Sr Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East 30 John Glancy M So East Northport, N.Y./Northport 31 Mike Russell D R-Sr Burnt Hills, N.Y./Onondaga C.C. 32 Zach Wolfe M Fr Mount Sinai, N.Y./Mount Sinai 33 Sam Leahy D Sr Cohasset, Mass./Cohasset 36 Joe Eddinger D Fr Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua 37 Cody Kilcoyne M R-Sr Brasher Falls, N.Y./Adrian College 39 Trevor Cross GK Fr Cazenovia, N.Y./Cazenovia 40 Kyle McClancy M Fr Bayport, N.Y./Bayport-Blue Point 41 Eli Lasda M So Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca 42 Ky Tarbell M R-So Akwesasne, N.Y./Onondaga C.C. 44 Tyler Aycock M Jr Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland 45 AJ Kluck D Fr Calgary, Alberta/Central Memorial 46 Pete Sacks M Fr Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa 47 Chris Underwood D R-So Manlius, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy 50 James Burdette D So Penn Yan, N.Y./Penn Yan Academy 88 Bennett Drake A So Oshawa, Ontario/Monsignor Paul Dwyer (C) - Team Captain Head Coach: Scott Marr, 15th season (Johns Hopkins 91) Associate Head Coach: Liam Gleason, fourth season (UAlbany 07) Assistant Coach: Eric Wolf, fourth season (UAlbany 07) Director of Lacrosse Operations: Donald Shea, 15th season (Butler) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Brett Queener, first season (UAlbany 08) 7

8 UAlbany Starting Lineups A M D GK Drexel Seth Oakes Connor Russell Josh Babcock Blaze Riorden Lyle Thompson Eric Cantor (LSM) AJ Kluck Connor Fields Matt Garziano James Burdette 2/28 vs. Cornell Ky Tarbell Connor Russell Josh Babcock Blaze Riorden Lyle Thompson Eric Cantor (LSM) AJ Kluck Connor Fields Matt Garziano James Burdette 3/7 UMass Seth Oakes Connor Russell Josh Babcock Blaze Riorden Lyle Thompson Eric Cantor (LSM) AJ Kluck Connor Fields Matt Garziano James Burdette Stony Brook Seth Oakes Connor Russell Josh Babcock Blaze Riorden Lyle Thompson Eric Cantor (LSM) AJ Kluck Connor Fields Matt Garziano James Burdette Canisius 3/21 Hartford 3/25 at Harvard 3/28 UMass Lowell Syracuse Vermont Binghamton Bryant 4/18 Yale Siena 4/25 UMBC 8 UAlbany Leaders Goals Assists Faceoff Wins Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Drexel 4- Oakes 3- Fields/Maloney 14- Russell 11- Riorden 1-6x 2/28 vs. Cornell 2-2x 2-2x 10- Russell 6- Maloney 2-2x 3/7 UMass 3-2x 6- Thompson 6- Liles 4- Thompson 1-6x Stony Brook 4- Fields/Oakes 10- Thompson 18- Russell 9- Russell 2- Osika Canisius 3/21 Hartford Harvard 3/28 UMass Lowell Syracuse Vermont Binghamton Bryant 4/18 Yale Siena 4/25 UMBC

9 UAlbany Superlatives UAlbany Player Season Game-Highs Overall 3-1 America East 1-0 Non-Conference 2-1 Home 1-0 Away 2-0 Neutral 0-1 Day games 3-1 Night games 0-0 Weekday games 0-0 Saturday/Sunday games 3-1 Leading after the first quarter 2-0 Trailing after the first quarter 0-1 Tied after the first quarter 1-0 Leading at the half 3-0 Trailing at the half 0-1 Tied at the half 0-0 Leading after the third quarter 2-0 Trailing after the third quarter 0-1 Tied after the third quarter 1-0 Overtime 0-0 UAlbany scores 10+ goals 3-0 UAlbany scores less than 10 goals 0-1 Opponent scores 10+ goals 1-1 Opponent scores less than 10 goals 2-0 UAlbany scores first 2-0 Opponent scores first 1-1 UAlbany scores last 2-0 Opponent scores last 1-1 UAlbany vs. then-ranked teams 1-1 UAlbany vs. then-unranked teams 2-0 UAlbany vs. then record teams 1-1 UAlbany vs. then-below.500 record teams 2-0 UAlbany has more or equal turnovers 3-0 UAlbany has fewer turnovers 0-1 UAlbany wins more faceoffs 1-0 UAlbany wins fewer faceoffs 1-1 Following a win 1-1 Following a loss 1-0 Games decided by one goal 1-0 Games decided by 2-4 goals 1-0 Games decided by 5+ goals 1-1 Goals --Seth Oakes, 4 (2x) --Connor Fields, 4 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) Assists --Lyle Thompson, 10 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --Lyle Thompson, 6 (vs. UMass, 3/7) Points --Lyle Thompson, 12 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --Lyle Thompson, 7 (vs. UMass, 3/7) Shots --Seth Oakes, 12 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --Connor Fields, 9 (@ Drexel, 2/21) Ground Balls --Blaze Riorden, 11 (@ Drexel, 2/21) --Connor Russell, 9 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) Caused Turnovers --Three players, 2 Saves --Blaze Riorden, 21 (vs. UMass, 3/7) --Blaze Riorden, 16 (@ Drexel, 2/21) UAlbany Team Season Game-Highs Goals --17 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --15 (@ Drexel, 2/21) Assists --13 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --11 (@ Drexel, 2/21) Points --30 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --26 (@ Drexel, 2/21) Shots --40 (@ Drexel, 2/21) --40 (vs. UMass, 3/7) Ground Balls --40 (@ Stony Brook, 3/14) --39 (@ Drexel, 2/21) Caused Turnovers --9 (vs. Cornell, 2/28) --6 (3x) Saves --21 (vs. UMass, 3/7) --16 (@ Drexel, 2/21) 9

10 LAST TIME OUT... Thompson s 12-Point Day Leads UAlbany to Win at Stony Brook to Open America East Play STONY BROOK, N.Y. In another back and forth battle on Long Island, the #15/11 UAlbany men s lacrosse team again pulled out a victory over RV/RV Stony Brook, winning off 12 points from Lyle Thompson. After losing its four-goal lead to enter the fourth quarter tied at 13, UAlbany (3-1, 1-0 AE) scored twice during a man-up minute. Stony Brook (5-2, 0-1 AE) twice pulled to within one, but goals by Seth Oakes kept UAlbany ahead for good in the fourth quarter. Lyle Thompson finished with 10 assists, a new single game program record, and two goals. His 12 points is the second-highest single game total in UAlbany history, just behind Miles Thompson s 14-point day at Stony Brook on April 27th, Lyle Thompson now stands with 304 points in his career, the top mark in UAlbany history and tied for eighth in NCAA Division I history. Connor Fields scored four goals, a career-high, adding an assist for five points. Oakes scored four goals, John Maloney got three points off two goals and an assist and Matt Garziano netted two goals, each in the second quarter. Blaze Riorden got the victory in goal, finishing with six saves. For Stony Brook, Mike Rooney ended with five goals and four assists for nine points. Brody Eastwood scored four goals while Chris Hughes had two goals. Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2015 Stony Brook Men's Lacrosse #15 Albany vs Stony Brook (Mar 14, 2015 at Stony Brook, N.Y.) Albany (3-1, 1-0 AE) vs. Stony Brook (5-2, 0-1 AE) Date: Mar 14, 2015 Attendance: 1261 Weather: Score by period Total Albany Stony Brook Albany SCORING: GOALS: Fields, Connor 4; Oakes, Seth 4; Thompson, Lyle 2; Maloney, John 2; Garziano, Matt 2; Cox, Tim 1; Bertrams, Matthew 1; Drake, Bennett 1. ASSISTS: Thompson, Lyle 10; Cullen, Jake 1; Fields, Connor 1; Maloney, John 1. Stony Brook SCORING: GOALS: Rooney, Mike 5; Eastwood, Brody 4; Hughes, Chris 2; Schultz, Matt 1; Corpolongo, Alex 1; Sichenzia, Jake 1; Bitzer, Ryan 1. ASSISTS: Rooney, Mike 4; Schultz, Matt 2; Corpolongo, Alex 1; Lindsay, Jay 1; Rogers, Challen 1; Sichenzia, Jake 1. Shots by period Total Albany Stony Brook Saves by period Total Albany Stony Brook UAlbany got off to a quick start with Fields scoring off the faceoff from Thompson. Two minutes later, Matthew Bertrams added an unassisted goal on a run to the cage. Stony Brook scored in quick fashion after that goal, then UAlbany countered with a goal from Tim Cox 50 seconds later. Stony Brook went ahead with three-straight goals from Eastwood, with the first two coming in a span of 33 seconds. The Iroquois connection got UAlbany back in front with Thompson assisting Oakes for a score then netting a shot of his own 50 seconds later. UAlbany led 5-4 after the first quarter. The Great Danes continued the run into the second period, with Thompson finding Garziano twice for goals in the quarter s opening 91 seconds. After Matt Schultz scored for Stony Brook, the UAlbany attack corps connected again with Thompson assisting goals in a row to Fields. Each side exchanged a goal before the end of the period as UAlbany led 10-6 at the half. Oakes added another goal 50 seconds into the third quarter as UAlbany stood with a five goal lead at Rooney scored twice in a period of 43 seconds to cut UAlbany s lead to three. Thompson for UAlbany, Chris Hughes for Stony Brook and Maloney for UAlbany scored in succession to put UAlbany back up by four. Causing problems for UAlbany on the ride, Stony Brook scored four in a row, capped by a Rooney goal with 17 seconds left in the period, to tie the game at going into the fourth. On a clear attempt, a Stony Brook penalty put UAlbany in an unreleasable man-up situation for one minute. UAlbany took advantage of it, seeing Bennett Drake and Maloney each scoring close range to make it a two-goal lead. Stony Brook won the next faceoff and scored with Alex Corpolongo. UAlbany got the goal back from a long range shot from Oakes from Thompson. Stony Brook scored man-up from Hughes, then UAlbany responded with a Oakes blazing low shot for the goal to go back up two with 5:39 left. With about four minutes left, the UAlbany defense defended again a one-minute man-down situation, blocking two shots and forcing another wide. Adam Osika raised his stick and knocked down a Stony Brook pass to force a turnover. UAlbany cleared and did not relinquish control the rest of the way to earn the victory. Ground balls/prd Total Albany Stony Brook Turnovers by prd Total Albany Stony Brook F/O violations by prd Total Albany Stony Brook Faceoffs by prd Total Albany Stony Brook Clears by period Total Albany Stony Brook Extra-man opps Total Albany Stony Brook Stadium: Kenneth P. LaValle Official's signature Penalties - Albany 5/4:00; Stony Brook 4/3: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Albany 0/1 (0); Stony Brook 0/0 (0). Officials: Thomas Hoeland; Mike Herold; Mike McCloskey. Scorer: Beth Ann Clyde. 10

11 LAST MEETING (3/25/14)... led 6-5. #13/15 UAlbany Falls to Canisius ALBANY, N.Y. Despite a seven-point performance by Miles Thompson, the UAlbany men s lacrosse team fell at home to Canisius on Tuesday afternoon. The Thompson trio earned at least a point on all but one UAlbany (3-4) goal against Canisius, with Miles Thompson scoring four goals and three assists. Lyle Thompson had a goal, three assists and two caused turnovers, while Ty Thompson had two goals and an assist. The loss went to Blaze Riorden, who had 12 saves in a little over 58 minutes in the cage. For Canisius (4-4), Vince Gravino scored four goals, while Tim Edwards had six assists and a goal, going 9-13 on face-offs. Alex Govenettio earned the victory, saving 12 shots in 60 minutes. The Great Danes will begin conference play on Saturday, taking on Vermont at John Fallon Field at 7 p.m. After a couple of early faceoff wins, Kevin Collins and Edwards connected for early goals for a 2-0 lead in the opening 1:35. At the 9:11 mark, Ty Thompson received a pass near the goal from Miles Thompson, fired high for the score. The teams exchanged goals the rest of the quarter, with a Miles Thompson score with 41 seconds left in the period putting UAlbany within one at 4-3. A little more than four minutes into the second period, Lyle Thompson scored unassisted to tie the game at four. Graviano scored the other way just eight seconds later, adding another goal at the 5:34 mark. Miles Thompson scored on a give and go from Lyle Thompson before the end of the quarter to pull UAlbany within one at the half as Canisius Lacrosse Box Score (Final) UAlbany Men's Lacrosse Canisius vs #13 University at Albany (Mar 25, 2014 at Albany, N.Y.) As the half was 50 seconds old, Lyle Thompson found Miles Thompson again for a score to tie the game at six. Edwards found teammates for scores for three-in-a-row for Canisius, building a 9-6 lead for the visitors with 7:14 left in the third. Ty Thompson stopped the run 15 seconds later, scoring off a Miles Thompson pass. After Gravino scored another goal, Matthew Bertrams scored with less than a minute left in the period. Gravino added another with six seconds left to put the score at 11-8 going into the third. UAlbany won the first faceoff in the fourth quarter, quickly finding a running Ryan Feuerstein for a goal 31 seconds in. Following a Jeff Edwards goal at the 12:52 mark, Canisius held the ball for long periods of time to prevent the UAlbany offense from getting going. On 30-second warning, Sam Connors scored a goal with 2:07 left to put the visitors up four. Miles Thompson scored just six seconds later to try to spur a comeback, but UAlbany did not score again in the game. Mike Vavonese added a goal with 53 seconds remaining to set the eventual final score as Canisius took the win Canisius (4-4) vs. University at Albany (3-4) Date: Mar 25, 2014 Attendance: 577 Weather: 32 degrees, cloudy, light wind Score by period Total Canisius University at Albany Canisius SCORING: GOALS: Gravino, Vince 4; Connors, Sam 3; Tuttle, Nick 2; Edwards, Tim 1; Collins, Kevin 1; Giarrano, Jake 1; Edwards, Jeff 1; Vavonese, Mike 1. ASSISTS: Edwards, Tim 6; Collins, Kevin 1; Romantic, Austin 1. University at Albany SCORING: GOALS: THOMPSON,Miles 4; THOMPSON,Ty 2; FEUERSTEIN,Ryan 2; THOMPSON,Lyle 1; BERTRAMS,Matthew 1. ASSISTS: THOMPSON,Lyle 3; THOMPSON,Miles 3; THOMPSON,Ty 1. Shots by period Total Canisius University at Albany Ground balls/prd Total Canisius University at Albany Saves by period Total Canisius University at Albany Turnovers by prd Total Canisius University at Albany F/O violations by prd Total Canisius University at Albany Faceoffs by prd Total Canisius University at Albany Clears by period Total Canisius University at Albany Extra-man opps Total Canisius University at Albany Stadium: John Fallon Field Official's signature Penalties - Canisius 2/2:00; University at Albany 6/4: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Canisius 1/8 (0); University at Albany 0/0 (0). Officials: Mark Moore; Mike Rieder; Kevin Couse. Scorer: UA Media Relations. 11

12 University at Albany Head Coach Scott Marr 15th Year at UAlbany 2002, 2007, 2013 and 2014 America East Coach of the Year Scott Marr begins his 15th season as UAlbany s head coach. The only coach hired by the University at Albany in the Division I era, Marr, a four-time America East Coach of the Year, has coached the Great Danes to six America East championships and six appearances in the NCAA Tournament. He has a career record at UAlbany and has coached a pair of co-tewaaraton winners, 17 All-Americans, four Tewaaraton finalists, two Lt. Col. J.L. Turnbull Award winners for the best Attackman in the nation, five America East Players of the Year and 76 all-conference players. Year-by-Year Coaching Record Year School Record 2015 UAlbany UAlbany 12-6, AE Title 2013 UAlbany 13-5, AE Title 2012 UAlbany UAlbany UAlbany UAlbany UAlbany UAlbany 15-3, AE Title 2006 UAlbany UAlbany 10-6, AE Title 2004 UAlbany 10-6, AE Title 2003 UAlbany 10-6, AE Title 2002 UAlbany UAlbany 3-8 Overall UAlbany Record: Maryland (Asst.) Maryland (Asst.) Maryland (Asst.) 14-3, ACC Title 1997 Maryland (Asst.) Maryland (Asst.) Maryland (Asst.) Delaware (Asst.) 8-6, NAC Title 1993 Delaware (Asst.) 5-9, NAC Title 1992 Delaware (Asst.) 8-7, NAC Title In 2014, the University at Albany men s lacrosse team was one of the top featured squads in all of sports, with media appearances in the New York Times, ABC World News, CBS Evening News, ESPN s Sportscenter, National Public Radio and Newsday. Led by the top scoring offense in the nation for the second consecutive year, the Great Danes earned a second-consecutive America East title, their sixth overall, and the program s second NCAA Tournament victory, taking down #1-ranked Loyola 13-6 in Baltimore and narrowly falling to Notre Dame in the NCAA Quarterfinals. Lyle Thompson and Miles Thompson had historic seasons, becoming the first Native Americans and UAlbany players to earn the Tewaaraton Trophy, sharing the honor after becoming the first pair of Division I teammates to score 100+ points, earning #1 and #2 overall in a single season with 128 and 119 points respectively. Lyle Thompson finished #1 in the country in points and assists per game, while Miles Thompson finished #1 in goals per game and #2 in points per game. UAlbany earned victories over Harvard, UMass and Penn State en route to its second-consecutive undefeated America East season and tournament title, earning Marr America East Co- Coach of the Year honors. Lyle Thompson, Miles Thompson and Ty Thompson all earned All-America honors, while those three, Blaze Riorden, Doug Eich, Ryan Feuerstein and Cody Futia earned All-America East honors. As an assistant on Dick Edell s Maryland staff for six years, Marr served as both assistant coach and offensive coordinator. Maryland made five NCAA Tournament appearances during that period and was the Division I national runner-up in 1995, 1997 and The Terrapins shattered the school s singleseason scoring record with 236 goals when the program captured the 98 Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season and tournament titles. Maryland s attack averaged 12.5 goals under Marr s direction from All-Americans Matt Hahn and Andrew Whipple became two of the most storied scorers in school history. Marr served as one of three assistants for the 2006 U.S. Men s Lacrosse Team that won the silver medal. Syracuse s John Desko was the U.S. team s head coach. The 2006 International Lacrosse Federation World Championship was held in London, Ontario from July Marr began his coaching career as the University of Delaware s offensive coordinator, where he worked with the school s all-time leading scorer Anthony DiMarzo. From , the Blue Hens captured three consecutive North Atlantic Conference championships and earned a top-20 national ranking in each season. Marr was also an assistant on the United States team that won the 1999 World Cup. As a collegiate player at Johns Hopkins University, Marr was an attackman on the 1987 national championship squad and the 89 national runner-up team. The Blue Jays garnered four straight NCAA berths during his career. He received a B.S. in social and behavorial sciences in A native of Yorktown, N.Y., Marr was a high school All-American who twice led his team to the state s semifinal round. He and his wife, Traci, a special education teacher, have three children, Kyle, Jordyn and Keeley. 12

13 UAlbany Men s Lacrosse Assistant Coaches Liam Gleason - 4th Season (UAlbany 07) Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Liam Gleason, a 2007 UAlbany graduate, enters his fourth season as the associate head men s lacrosse coach. In his first three years, nine UAlbany defensive players have earned all-conference honors, with another pair of players earning all-rookie honors in the America East. Gleason s defense helped UAlbany go undefeated in conference play in 2013 and 214, winning the school s fifth and sixth America East title. He previously was the head coach at the College of Saint Rose for one year. Eric Wolf - 4th Season (UAlbany 07) Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator Eric Wolf enters his fourth season assistant men s lacrosse coach. In his coaching and playing career, Wolf has been part of seven conference champion teams in the last 10 years, including five America East titles with UAlbany. Wolf serves as the team s offensive coordinator, being at the helm of the highest scoring team in Division I in 2013 and Starting in 2013, Wolf currently serves as an assistant coach for the Israeli National Team. Donald Shea - 15th Season (Butler) Director of Lacrosse Operations Donald Shea has worked with the UAlbany lacrosse program since 2000, currently serving as the director of lacrosse operations. He previously was an assistant coach at Butler University for four seasons. Shea is currently a school counselor at Koda Middle School in Clifton Park, N.Y., where he develops and implements class lists, teacher assignments and building schedules. He earned a B.S. in sociology and a M.S. in school guidance counseling from Butler. Brett Queener - 1st Season (UAlbany 08) Volunteer Assistant Coach Former UAlbany standout goalkeeper Brett Queener has come back to his alma mater to serve as a volunteer assistant coach with the men s lacrosse team for the 2015 season. Queener will assist the defense and the goalkeeper positions. He is a five-time Major League Lacrosse All-Star and currently plays for the Florida Launch. Before returning to UAlbany, he served as an assistant coach for the Syracuse women s lacrosse team, helping the Orange reach the 2014 NCAA title game. 13

14 #0 John Maloney Jr. M Victor, N.Y. / Victor Total Points: 5 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Goals: 4 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Assists: 1 (7x) --Ground Balls: 6 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (vs. UMass, Mar. 5, 2013) --Points: 4 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Goals: 2 (3x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Assists: 3 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 6 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (2x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #1 Tyler Fahey R-Jr. D Yorktown Heights, N.Y. / Yorktown Total Ground Balls: 2 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Ground Balls: 2 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #2 Carson Dutkanych Fr. A Park City, Utah / Park City Total #3 Mitch Rupp R-So. A Victor, N.Y. / Victor Total Points: 2 (@ Binghamton, Mar. 30, 2013) --Goals: 1 (@ Binghamton, Mar. 30, 2013) --Assists: 1 (@ Binghamton, Mar. 30, 2013) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Binghamton, Mar. 30, 2013) #4 Lyle Thompson Sr. A Onondaga Nation, N.Y. / LaFayette Total Points: 12 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Goals: 5 (4x, last: vs. Vermont, Mar. 29, 2014) --Assists: 10 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 7 (@ Syracuse, Feb. 19, 2012) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (4x) --Points: 12 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Goals: 2 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Assists: 10 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 4 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #5 Connor Fields Fr. A East Amherst, N.Y. / Bishop-Timon St. Jude Total Points: 6 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Goals: 4 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Assists: 3 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 5 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Points: 6 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Goals: 4 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Assists: 3 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 5 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) 14

15 #6 Troy Reh Fr. D Rocky Point, N.Y. / Rocky Point Total #7 Jake Cullen So. A Victoria, British Columbia / Claremont Total Points: 3 (2x, vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Goals: 2 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Assists: 2 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (2x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Points: 3 (2x, vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Goals: 2 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Assists: 2 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (2x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #8 Derrick Eccles R-Jr. M Syracuse, N.Y. / Corcoran Total Points: 3 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Goals: 2 (2x, last: vs. Hartford, Apr. 7, 2013) --Assists: 3 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Ground Balls: 3 (3x, last: vs. UMBC, May 4, 2013) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (4x) --Points: 1 (2x, last: vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Goals: (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Assists: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) #9 JD Colarusso So. GK Poughquag, N.Y. / Arlington Year GP Min GA GAA SV % : : Total 7 41: Saves: 4 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Ground Balls: 2 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Saves: N/A #10 Blaze Riorden Jr. GK Fairport, N.Y. / Fairport Year GP Min GA GAA SV % : : : Total : Saves: 21 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Ground Balls: 11 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (vs. Siena, Apr. 22, 2014) --Goals: 1 (vs. Bryant, Mar. 15, 2014) --Saves: 21 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Ground Balls: 11 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) #11 Harry Erickson Jr. M Brewster, N.Y. / Brewster Total Ground Balls: 1 (7x) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (3x) 15

16 #12 Justin Reh Fr. A Rocky Point, N.Y. / Rocky Point Total Points: 2 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Goals: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Assists: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Points: 2 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Goals: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Assists: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Drexel, Feb. 21, 2015) #13 Tim Cox Sr. M Schenectady, N.Y. / Schenectady Total Points: 3 (vs. Hartford, Apr. 7, 2013) --Goals: 3 (vs. Hartford, Apr. 7, 2013) --Assists: 1 (5x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Ground Balls: 3 (3x, last: vs. UMBC, May 3, 2014) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (vs. Bryant, Mar. 15, 2014) --Points: 1 (3x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Goals: 1 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Assists: 1 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Ground Balls: 2 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: (2x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #14 Tom Nuckel R-Jr. A Levittown, N.Y. / Division Avenue Total Points: 1 (2x, last: vs. Binghamton, Apr. 26, 2014) --Goals: 1 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Assists: 1 (vs. Binghamton, Apr. 26, 2014) --Ground Balls: 1 (3x) 16 #15 Josh Babcock Jr. D Hamburg, N.Y. / Hamburg Total Ground Balls: 2 (2x, last: vs. Siena, Apr. 22, 2014) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (vs. Canisius, Mar. 25, 2014) --Ground Balls: 1 (2x, last: vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) #16 Will Stenberg Sr. A Needham, Mass. / Needham Total Points: 3 (2x, last: vs. Siena, Apr. 24, 2012) --Goals: 3 (vs. Siena, Apr. 24, 2012) --Assists: 2 (vs. Vermont, Apr. 14, 2012) --Ground Balls: 4 (vs. Hartford, Apr. 7, 2013) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (vs. Drexel, Feb. 22, 2014) #17 Adam Osika So. M Mason, Ohio / Mason Total Points: 1 (3x, Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Goals: 1 (2x, Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Assists: 1 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Ground Balls: 2 (@ UMass, Mar. 8, 2014) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 2 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015)

17 #18 Dalton Roundpoint Fr. D Akwesasne, N.Y. / Salmon River Total Ground Balls: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) #19 Connor Russell So. FO Macedon, N.Y. / Penfield Total Points: 1 (@ Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Goals: 1 (@ Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Ground Balls: 10 (3x, last: vs. Binghamton, Apr. 26, 2014) --Faceoffs Won: 18 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 9 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Faceoffs Won: 18 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) #20 Cason Liles Fr. FO Arlington, Va. / Yorktown Total Faceoffs Won: 6 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) --Faceoffs Won: 6 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) #21 Seth Oakes R-So. A Akwesasne, N.Y. / Onondaga C.C Total Points: 4 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Goals: 4 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Points: 4 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Goals: 4 (2x, Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) #22 Matthew Bertrams Sr. M Mason, Ohio / Mason Total Points: 4 (@ UMBC, Apr. 19, 2014) --Goals: 4 (@ UMBC, Apr. 19, 2014) --Assists: 1 (3x, Loyola, May 10, 2014) --Ground Balls: 3 (2x, last: vs. UMBC, May 3, 2014) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (5x) --Goals: 1 (@ Stony Brook, Mar. 14, 2015) --Ground Balls: 3 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) #23 Riley Lasda Sr. D Ithaca, N.Y. / Penn State 2012 (PSU) (PSU) Total Points: 2 (@ Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Goals: 1 (3x, Hartford, Apr. 6, 2014) --Assists: 1 (2x, last: vs. Stony Brook, Apr. 12, 2014) --Ground Balls: 2 (2x, last: vs. Stony Brook, Apr. 12, 2014) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (4x) --Ground Balls: 2 (vs. Cornell, Feb. 28, 2015) --Caused Turnovers: 1 (vs. UMass, Mar. 7, 2015) 17