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1 GoPSUsports.com Twitter & Facebook.com/PennStateMensLacrosse Contact: Jeremy Fallis O: (814) C: (814) SCHEDULE Overall: 1-0 // Home: 1-0 // Away: 0-0 // Neutral: 0-0 CAA: 0-0 // Home: 0-0 // Away: 0-0 Date Opponent Result/Time Feb. 8 % MICHIGAN (1) W 22-7 Feb. 15 #12 LOYOLA (1) 1 p.m. Feb. 22 at #5 Notre Dame 3 p.m. March 1 % at #14 Ohio State 1 p.m. March 10 at #4 Denver 9 p.m. March 15 * MASSACHUSETTS Noon March 18 DARTMOUTH 5 p.m. March 22 #10 ALBANY 1 p.m. March 29 #20 VILLANOVA 2 p.m. April 5 * at Drexel 2 p.m. April 12 * at Towson 7 p.m. April 19 * DELAWARE 1 p.m. April 26 * HOFSTRA Noon May NCAA First Round (campus sites) TBA May 17 1 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA May 18 2 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA May 24 3 NCAA Semifinals TBA May 26 3 NCAA Final TBA All Times Eastern Home games in CAPS at Penn State Lacrosse Field (1) Home game at Holuba Hall * Colonial Athletic Association games % Creator s Trophy game 1 at Hofstra (Hempstead, N.Y.) 2 at Delaware (Newark, Del.) 3 at M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, Md.) Rankings based on USILA Coaches Poll TEAM COMPARISON Record Conference Record Goals Goals/gm Assists 6 7 Shots Shots/gm Shot Pct Goals Allowed 7 14 Goals Allowed/gm Save Pct Ground Balls Turnovers 13 9 Caused Turnovers 6 6 Faceoffs Faceoff Pct Penalties-Minutes 9-8:30 4-2:30 Clearing Pct Riding Pct Man-Up Goal Pct Man-Down Killing Pct #9 PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS (1-0) #12 LOYOLA GREYHOUNDS (0-1) Game 2: February 15, :00 p.m. Holuba Hall University Park, Pa. GAME DAY VENUE Holuba Hall (Indoors, turf; 1,250) COVERAGE GameTracker Live Stats SERIES RECORD Penn State leads LAST MEETING Feb. 28, 2009, Loyola 7-8 (at PSU) NEXT GAME Saturday, Feb. 22 at No. 5 Notre Dame GAME NOTES Penn State faces its first ranked opponent when No. 12 Loyola visits Happy Valley The Nittany Lions and Greyhounds face off for the 6 time; PSU leads Loyola has won the last four meetings and 11 of the last 13 games since 1983 Penn State and Loyola were members of the ECAC from Nittany Lions coming off record-setting 22-7 win over Michigan PSU scored the most goals in a game since 1994 against the wolverines Shane Sturgis scored six goals and an assist to earn CAA Player of the Week TJ Sanders scored five goals for the fourth time in his career vs. Michigan Kyle Baier scored a hat trick in his first collegiate start Drake Kreinz won 68% of his faceoffs and added two points in collegiate debut Austin Kaut was strong with six saves and allowed just three goals Nittany Lions face four straight ranked foes from Feb. 15 to March 10 Penn State travels to No. 5 Notre Dame next week before traveling to No. 14 Ohio State and No. 4 Denver. PSU returns home March 15 vs. UMass for first of four straight at home SEASON STATISTICAL LEADERS OFFENSE GP-GS G A PTS SH UP GB 3 Shane Sturgis TJ Sanders Kyle Baier Kyle VanThof Matt Sexton Erik Myers Nick Mazza Brian Prestreau Mike Sutton FACEOFF GP-GS G A PTS FO PCT. GB 38 Drake Kreinz DEFENSE GP-GS G A PTS SH GB CT 20 Steven Bogert Michael Richards Jack Donnelly Tyler Travis JP Burnside James Burke Kessler Brown GOALIE GP-GS W-L MIN GA GAA SV SV% 19 Austin Kaut : PennStateMensLacrosse GoPSUTV

2 NITTANY LIONS ROUT MICHIGAN No. 9 Penn State scored the first 10 goals on Saturday (Feb. 8) at Holuba Hall en route to a 22-7 win over future Big Ten rival Michigan. Shane Sturgis tallied a career-high six goals and TJ Sanders scored five goals for the fourth time in career in the win. Kyle Baier added his first career hat trick, while redshirt-freshman faceoff man Drake Kreinz went 15-7 at the X while scoring his first career goal and assist. In all, 11 Nittany Lions scored a goal and 13 earned a point. Goalkeeper Austin Kaut saved six shots in 39:45 of work as Penn State built up leads of 8-0 after the first period, 11-1 at halftime and 18-4 after three quarters. IT S BEEN ALMOST 20 YEARS SINCE... The Nittany Lions scored the most goals since a 21-7 victory over Lafayette on March 26, Prior to that, Penn State scored 25 goals against Kutztown April 8, 1990 in a 21-goal romp. The six goals by Shane Sturgis were the most by a Penn State player since 2009 when Jack Forster notched the feat vs. St. John s on April 11, Sturgis tallied seven points in the game, a career high and the most since Forster tallied eight against the Wolverines Feb. 16, The 15-goal margin was the largest since a 20-4 victory over Stony Brook on April 8, THE FIVE-GOAL MAN: TJ SANDERS Sophomore TJ Sanders scored his fourth fivegoal game of his career against Michigan. Sanders five-goal outing against the Wolverines was the first since April 13, 2013 vs. Towson, a 10-8 Penn State victory. No one else on the current Penn State roster had scored five goals or more in a game until Shane Sturgis scored six against UM. LIGHTS KAUT Last season s Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award winner as the nation s top collegiate goalie, senior Austin Kaut will be relied upon as the backbone of the Nittany Lion defense. Kaut registered the nation s third-best goals-against average (7.37), while making a career-best 194 saves. His dominance showed through by making 10 or more saves in 12 games along with three 16-save showings. His.610 save percentage ranked second in the nation en route to CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year honors. This season started on a positive note with a sixsave, three-goals against showing vs. Michigan on Saturday. Kaut played a shade under 40 minutes before giving way to redshirt-freshman Connor Darcey. Austin Kaut W-L GA GAA Sv. Sv. % Total CLIMBING UP THE LEADERBOARD Austin Kaut has made his stamp in the Penn State record books with the 2014 season remaining. In net, Kaut now ranks fourth all-time in saves with 558. He only needs eight saves to match Kevin Keenan (564, ) and 13 to catch Joe Guterding (571, ). Drew Adams ( ) is the all-time saves leader with 694. If Kaut continues his career pace of 11.9 saves per game, he d surpass Adams in mid-april. HAT TRICK HEROES The first game of 2014 featured three Nittany Lions who scored a hat trick including a newcomer to the list in Kyle Baier. In all, Penn State features seven scorers who have tallied hat tricks in their careers: TJ Sanders (10 times), Shane Sturgis (7), Tom LaCrosse (3), Gavin Ahern (2), Kyle Baier (1), Kyle VanThof (1) and Steve Aitken (1). TJ Sanders Shane Sturgis... 7 Tom LaCrosse... 4 Gavin Ahern... 2 Kyle Baier Steve Aitken... 1 Kyle VanThof... 1 YEAR-TO-YEAR IMPROVEMENT Penn State s offensive output improved mightily from 2012 to 2013, nearly a two-goal increase. With 80 percent of the starting lineup still intact from last season, those numbers look to improve for the 2014 season Goals/gm Assists/gm Points/gm Shots/gm Shot Pct Ground Balls/gm GAMES BY GOAL CHART Total Kyle Baier Tyler Chambers Drake Kreinz Nick Mazza Erik Myers Brian Prestreau TJ Sanders Matt Sexton Shane Sturgis Mike Sutton Kyle VanThof SCOUTING THE GREYHOUNDS No. 12 Loyola (0-1) lost a wild heartbreaking game at No. 7 Virginia on Thursday, Feb. 6. Loyola trailed 12-4 entering the fourth quarter and proceeded to score the next nine goals to take a lead with 17 seconds remaining. Nevertheless, Virginia scored at the buzzer to force overtime and the Wahoos finished the Greyhounds off. Eight different Greyhounds contributed to Loyola s scoring with five scoring two goals apiece. Of the 13 goals, 10 came from the starting attack or starting midfield. Last year s leading scorers, midfielder Matt Sawyer (36 goals in 2013) and Justin Ward (27), tallied two goals and one goal, respectively. The balanced attack featured five Greyhounds with three points Nikko Pontrello, Brian Schultz and Brian Sherlock joining Ward and Sawyer on that list. Freshman midfielder Dennis Romar scored twice off the bench to be named Patriot League Rookie of the Week. Loyola went 2-for-3 on the extra-man and was 12-for-13 on clears. At the faceoff X, junior Blake Burkhart started, but went 2-for-10 before freshman Graham Savio went 11-for-18 to end the game. Defensively, Loyola is led by U.S. National Team member Joe Fletcher, the only collegiate player on the 30-man roster. In net, Jack Runkel made his 3 consecutive start, but was pulled after 41:29 of action as he gave up 11 goals and made just three saves. Pat McEnerney allowed three goals, including the game-winner, and made one save. Runkel has a 8.15 collegiate GAA with a.538 save percentage, while boasting a 27-6 record and the 2012 NCAA title. ALL-TIME SERIES VS. LOYOLA All-Time Series...Penn State leads PSU Streak...4 losses First Meeting... 4/26/46, PSU 17-3 Last Meeting...2/28/09, LOY 8-7 Last PSU Win...3/5/05, Last LOY Win...2/28/09, 8-7 Largest PSU Win , 4/30/75 Largest LOY Win , 15-7; 1985, 13-5 Tambroni vs. LOY LAST FIVE MEETINGS VS. LOYOLA 2/28/09 L 7-8 H 3/1/08 L 4-7 A 3/3/07 L 9-10 H 3/4/06 L 6-9 A 3/5/05 W H* * at Holuba Hall NEXT TIME OUT: AT NOTRE DAME Penn State travels to No. 5 Notre Dame with a shot at redemption following last year s 10-9 overtime loss at Holuba Hall. PSU plays its next three games on the road against teams ranked in the top 15: No. 5 Notre Dame, No. 14 Ohio State and No. 4 Denver. 2 PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS

3 PENN STATE RANKED IN TOP TEN Penn State is ranked seventh and ninth by both nationally recognized preseason polls as announced on Monday, Jan. 27. The Warrior/Inside Lacrosse rankings peg Penn State seventh, while the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) has PSU ranked ninth, tying the highest preseason ranking in school history (1992). The Nittany Lions have continued their rise to national prominence under fourth-year head coach Jeff Tambroni following the program s third NCAA Tournament appearance in Penn State faces a challenging schedule with six opponents being ranked in each poll. RUNNING THE GAUNTLET Penn State will once again feature one of the toughest non-conference schedules in Division I lacrosse. The Nittany Lions face six teams ranked in the USILA Coaches and Warrior/Inside Lacrosse Media polls this season. Using the coaches poll alone, the Nittany Lions see three top 10 teams and five in the top 15. Beginning next week, PSU faces four straight ranked opponents in No. 12 Loyola, No. 5 Notre Dame, No. 14 Ohio State and No. 4 Denver, with the last three of those coming on the road. Just two non-conference games are to be played against unranked teams: Michigan (Saturday) and Dartmouth (March 18). March 22-April 12 presents another set of challenges when No. 10 Albany and No. 20 Villanova come to Happy Valley before PSU hits the road for its only two road CAA games at Drexel and Towson. NITTANY LIONS PICKED TO WIN CAA AGAIN Penn State was predicted to win the Colonial Athletic Association for a second straight year it was announced Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 22) in voting conducted by the coaches. The Nittany Lions, which went 6-0 in CAA play last season and has won its past 11 regular-season games, received 23 points including three firstplace votes. Trailing Penn State in the preseason poll was Towson (21 points, 2 first-place votes) and Drexel (18, 1) in second and third, respectively. UMass (12), Hofstra (11) and Delaware (5) rounded out the six-team order. Penn State s CAA regular-season title was just its second conference trophy (ECAC, 2005) and the first outright championship. The 2014 season will serve as the final year in the CAA before the Nittany Lions enter the Big Ten in The Nittany Lions will not participate in the CAA Tournament due to conference by-laws pertaining to departing members. FIVE LIONS NAMED PRESEASON ALL-CAA Reigning CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year Austin Kaut was tabbed by the league s coaches to repeat that honor in Kaut swept the CAA yearly accolades last year before being named the nation s top goalie and Penn State s first USILA All-American first-teamer in over 80 years. Joining Kaut on the Preseason All-CAA Team are 2013 All-CAA First Team honorees Tom La- Crosse, Steven Bogert and Tyler Travis as well as 2013 All-CAA Second Team pick TJ Sanders. Senior attackman Shane Sturgis and junior close defenseman JP Burnside were two of five honorable mention candidates for the preseason All- CAA team. The Nittany Lions led all CAA members with five preseason picks followed by Towson (4) and Drexel (2). UMass, Hofstra and Delaware each had one representative on the 14-player list. Including the honorable mentions, PSU led the way with seven laurels with UMass adding two honorable mentions and Drexel having one. KAUT A PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN On Dec. 10, senior Austin Kaut was named to the Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Second Team. A 2013 first-team USILA All-American honoree, Kaut is a three-time All-CAA First Team goaltender, and was named the Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. winner as the nation s best collegiate goalie. Senior midfielder Tom LaCrosse and sophomore attackman TJ Sanders earned honorable mention from the Inside Lacrosse staff. CAN A FRESHMAN PHENOM BE A SOPHOMORE SENSATION? Sophomore TJ Sanders enters 2014 with bigger expectations than a year ago. Sanders, the leading scorer on the team from last season with 44 goals, tied for 15th in the nation in goals per game (2.59) following a stellar freshman season in Sanders was named the CAA s Rookie of the Year after leading the conference in scoring, while garnering a spot in the All-CAA Second Team, the only freshman recognized on either of the All-CAA teams. Sanders 2014 season has begun like his 2013 campaign: with a five-goal performance against Michigan. THE POWER OF 10 Penn State s success last year revolved around the number 10: as in goals scored and goals allowed. When Penn State tallied 10 or more goals the Nittany Lions were More importantly, when PSU allowed less than 10 goals, Penn State went an unblemished All five losses came when allowing at least 10 goals and only once did Penn State yield a victory (15-12 vs. Denver on Feb. 19). So far this year, Penn State is 1-0 after allowing just seven goals in a victory over Michigan. WRAPPING UP A HISTORIC 2013 SEASON The Nittany Lions had one of the finest seasons in the storied history of the program. Penn State set a program record with 12 wins, 17 games played, its first USILA First-Team All-American in over 80 years and the program s first outright conference title. Over the previous two seasons, Penn State has won 21 games, tying the program s most wins in a two-season span ( ). Moreover, Penn State earned its first berth in the NCAA Tournament since ROAD WINNING STREAK Most teams fare better at home, but not the Nittany Lions. Penn State excels on the road, especially in true road games. With last year s win at CAA STANDINGS (as of Feb. 11) CAA USILA Team CAA Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA 1 9 PENN STATE RV Massachusetts RV Towson Delaware RV Drexel RV Hofstra CAA RESULTS & SCHEDULE Saturday, February 8 Towson 11, High Point 8 Massachusetts 6, Army 5 #9 PENN STATE 22, Michigan 7 #14 Bucknell 6, Delaware 4 Saturday, February 15 Marquette at Hofstra, Noon #12 Loyola at #9 PENN STATE, 1 p.m. #7 Virginia at Drexel, 1 p.m. Fairfield at Delaware, 1 p.m. Towson at #11 Johns Hopkins, 4 p.m. Sunday, February 16 (at Jacksonville, Fla.) #14 Ohio State vs. Massachusetts, 9 p.m. Wednesday, February 19 Towson at #12 Loyola, 3 p.m. Saturday, February 22 Hofstra at #8 Princeton, 11 a.m. Georgetown at Towson, Noon Mount St. Mary s at Delaware, 1 p.m. Drexel at #10 Albany, 1 p.m. Harvard at Massachusetts, 1 p.m. #9 PENN STATE at #5 Notre Dame, 3 p.m. 100 SEASONS PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE NITTANY LION ATHLETICS GoPSUsports.com 3

4 USILA COACHES POLL (as of Jan. 27) # Team Record Last 1 Syracuse North Carolina Duke Denver Notre Dame Maryland Virginia Princeton PENN STATE Albany Johns Hopkins Loyola Yale Ohio State Bucknell Cornell Lehigh Penn St. John s Villanova RV: Harvard, Fairfield, Towson, Drexel, UMass, Bryant, Hofstra, Air Force, Stony Brook, Army, Navy WARRIOR/INSIDE LACROSSE MEDIA POLL (as of Jan. 27) # Team Record Last 1 Duke Syracuse North Carolina Denver Notre Dame Maryland PENN STATE Virginia Ohio State Princeton Albany Yale Johns Hopkins Bucknell Penn Loyola St. John s Cornell Lehigh Villanova RV: Towson, Bryant, Drexel, Stony Brook, Harvard, UMass, Georgetown Bold indicates 2014 opponent RANKINGS SUMMARY Week RPI USILA IL Pre /24-3/3-3/10-3/17 3/24 3/31 4/7 4/14 4/21 4/28 RPI - NCAA Ratings Percentage Index USILA - USILA Coaches Poll IL - Inside Lacrosse Media Poll Hofstra to close the regular season, Penn State has ticked off a school-record 12 straight true road wins. In 2013, Penn State went 7-0 on the road after going 5-0 in The Lions last road loss was Apr. 30, 2011 at Hofstra. Penn State has won 14 of its last 15 true road games. WIN STREAK HISTORY Penn State rattled off the most consecutive wins in NCAA Division I in 2013 with a 10-game streak from March 16 to May 1. The 10-game streak is the longest single-season win streak in PSU history and was just one off the all-time mark. The teams strung together an 11-game win streak from April 20, 1991-April 11, VETERAN LEADERSHIP The senior trio of Gavin Ahern, Tom LaCrosse and Tyler Travis were selected as Penn State men s lacrosse captains announced Tuesday, Oct. 8 by head coach Jeff Tambroni. LaCrosse was Penn State s top scoring midfielder last year during the Lions run to the NCAA Tournament. LaCrosse bagged 23 goals, five assists and 28 points en route to an All-CAA First Team selection and a USILA honorable mention All- America nod. During the team s annual awards banquet, LaCrosse was given the Hard Hat Award for his hard work, persistence, work ethic and blue collar standard. Travis has become a reliable shutdown defender for the Nittany Lions that was also an All-CAA First Team honoree in Tyler forced 14 turnovers, fourth on the team, along with 31 ground ball pickups, which ranked fifth for the Lions. Last season was Travis s first full season with PSU following injuries and will complete his fifth year this season. Ahern, the 2013 recipient of the inaugural Tom Hayes Nittany Lion Teammate Award, has been the consummate teammate for the Blue and white. As a junior attackman off the bench, Ahern notched six goals, three assists and nine points in 17 appearances. Ahern has 27 career goals along with nine assists in his first three years at Penn State. COACH TAMBRONI IN YEAR FOUR Head coach Jeff Tambroni is in his fourth year on the Penn State sidelines, winning 28 games in the past three years and taking the 2013 team to the NCAA Tournament. Tambroni s side ascended to eighth in the USILA poll, the highest ranking ever, and would go on to win 10 straight games at one point. Despite falling in the NCAA Tournament to Yale, Penn State hosted its first ever NCAA Tournament game following the hosting of the entire 2013 CAA Tournament. Tambroni has also led Penn State to three straight top two finishes in the CAA and has a 15-3 regular-season record in the conference in three years. More information on Tambroni and his career can be found on page 8. TAMBRONI, DOCTOR SET TO COACH AT FIL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Head coach Jeff Tambroni and assistant coach Chris Doctor will be assistant coaches for the United States and Iroquois Nationals Teams. Tambroni has been with the U.S. team since 2012 and Doctor was added to the Iroquois side in August. The FIL World Championships are set for July in Denver, Colo. PENN STATERS MAKE 30-MAN U.S. CUT Two Penn State men s lacrosse alumni will fight for a spot on the U.S. team that goes to the World Championships this July in Denver. Drew Adams ( 09) and Matt Mackrides ( 12) are among the 30 players left in the candidate pool. In all, 23 members will be on the official roster come July. PSU WELCOMES 11 NEWCOMERS Head coach Jeff Tambroni welcomed the newest class of Nittany Lions in August including two transfers. The most experienced of the group is Cole Yeager, a graduate student transfer from Yale who will feature at the faceoff X. Yeager missed 2013 due to injury, but as a sophomore in 2011, ranked fourth in the country with a 64.8 faceoff winning percentage. Five freshmen were ranked by Inside Lacrosse in the top 100 including 29th-ranked Nick Aponte, 36th-ranked Mike Sutton, 44th-ranked Nick Mazza, 8-ranked Lucas Maloney and 100thranked Peter Triolo. Rounding out the class are freshmen Billy Lombardi, Dan Craig, Tyler Chambers, Cole Rainier and sophomore transfer Anthony Santo. 4 PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS

5 2013 NCAA RANKS (Top 100 as of May 27) 2014 CAA RANKS (All Games as of Feb. 10) 2013 CAA RANKS (Conf. Games Only as of Apr. 28) LACROSSE GOING B1G TIME June 3, 2013 will go down as a momentous day in collegiate lacrosse as the Big Ten Conference formally announced the establishment of men s and women s lacrosse as conference sports. The official announcement, which took place at Johns Hopkins University, adds lacrosse with corresponding championships for the 2015 spring season. The men s Big Ten lacrosse lineup features current Big Ten members Penn State, Ohio State and Michigan, while Rutgers and Maryland join in all sports July 1. Johns Hopkins will join the Big Ten as an associate sport-affiliate member in men s lacrosse only as approved by the Big Ten Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C). Our staff is thrilled about the formation of the Big Ten Lacrosse Conference, Head coach Jeff Tambroni said. It is symbolic of the expansion of our sport and the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Penn State lacrosse. Penn State s men s team will play one final season in the Colonial Athletic Association in 2014 with the formation of a potential Big Ten Conference tournament to be announced at a later date. FUTURE BIG TEN LACROSSE BY THE NUMBERS The future Big Ten men s lacrosse conference boasts an impressive number of NCAA Tournament appearances (92), NCAA Tournament victories (120), NCAA semifinal appearances (50) and championships (11) among the six members. This past season alone had Ohio State, Maryland and Penn State in the NCAA Tournament hosting games as the three, six and eight seeds, respectively. Hopkins, which had made 41 straight NCAA appearances before 2013, has nine NCAA titles to its name as the most storied program in lacrosse history. The Blue Jays have won a total of 44 national championships since 1898 when including victories prior to the NCAA lacrosse era, which began in Team Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Faceoff Percentage Man-Up Offense Man-Down Defense Scoring Margin Win Percentage Assists/gm. Saves/gm. Points/gm. Ground Balls/gm. Least Turnovers/gm. Caused Turnovers/gm. Shot Percentage Steven Bogert Ground Balls/gm. Austin Kaut Goals-Against Avg. Save Percentage Saves/gm. Tom LaCrosse Shot Percentage TJ Sanders Points/gm. Goals/gm. Shot Percentage Shane Sturgis Points/gm. Assists/gm. Only returning players listed Steven Bogert Preseason All-CAA 27th 11th 3 29th 8th 12th 44th 19th 39th 3 16th th 48th 65th 15th 24th 96th 74th JP Burnside Preseason All-CAA Honorable Mention Austin Kaut Preseason Inside Lacrosse All-American Preseason CAA Player of the Year Preseason All-CAA Tom LaCrosse Preseason All-CAA Preseason Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention TJ Sanders Preseason All-CAA Preseason Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention Shane Sturgis CAA Player of the Week (2/10) Preseason All-CAA Honorable Mention Tyler Travis Preseason All-CAA Team Goals/Gm. Assists/Gm. Points/Gm. Ground Balls/gm. Shots/gm. Shot Percentage Shots on Goal/gm. Man-Up Goals Man-Up Percentage Penalty Killing Pct. Least Penalties/gm. Least Penalty Minutes/gm. Fewest Turnovers/gm. Caused Turnovers/gm. Goals-Against Avg. Saves/gm. Save Percentage Faceoff Percentage Kyle Baier Goals/Gm. Points/gm. Shots/gm. Austin Kaut Goals-Against Avg. Save Percentage Saves/gm. Drake Kreinz Ground Balls/gm. Faceoff Percentage TJ Sanders Goals/Gm. Points/gm. Shots/gm. Matt Sexton Man-Up Goals/gm. Shane Sturgis Goals/gm. Assists/gm. Points/gm. G-W Goals/gm. Shots/gm. 6th 6th 5th 5th T-4th 5th T-6th T- T-4th T- Team Goals/Gm. Assists/Gm. Points/Gm. Ground Balls/gm. Shots/gm. Shot Percentage Shots on Goal/gm. Man-Up Goals Man-Up Percentage Penalty Killing Pct. Least Penalties/gm. Least Penalty Minutes/gm. Fewest Turnovers/gm. Caused Turnovers/gm. Goals-Against Avg. Saves/gm. Save Percentage Faceoff Percentage Steven Bogert Ground Balls/gm. Austin Kaut Goals-Against Avg. Save Percentage Saves/gm. TJ Sanders Goals/gm. Points/gm. G-W Goals/gm. Shane Sturgis Assists/gm. INDIVIDUAL HONORS & AWARDS Kyle VanThof G-W Goals/gm. Only returning players listed 5th 5th 5th 7th 4th 4th T- 8th T-4th T-8th T-4th THREE NCAA TOURNAMENTS PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE NITTANY LION ATHLETICS GoPSUsports.com 5

6 THE LAST TIME PENN STATE... Scored 5 or less goals 3/20/12...vs. #11 Lehigh (5-9) Scored 6-9 goals 5/11/13...vs. #11 Yale (7-10) Scored goals 5/3/13...vs. Towson (10-11) Scored goals 4/27/13...at Hofstra (16-7) Scored 18 goals 2/16/08...vs. Robert Morris (18-2) Scored 19 goals 4/9/05...vs. #15 Hobart (19-13) Scored 20+ goals 2/8/14...vs. Michigan (22-7) Allowed 3 or fewer goals 3/23/13...vs. Saint Joseph s (9-2) Allowed 4-6 goals 4/6/13...vs. #12 Drexel (13-6) Allowed 7-9 goals 2/8/14...vs. Michigan (22-7) Allowed goals 5/11/13...vs. #11 Yale (7-10) Allowed goals 3/8/11...at #20 Villanova (5-17) Allowed 20+ goals 3/20/10...at #8 Duke (11-20) Won in overtime 2/26/12...at #2 Notre Dame (4-3) Lost in overtime 3/2/13...vs. #16 Ohio State (9-10) Won in double overtime 4/28/12... vs. Hofstra (9-8) Lost in double overtime 2/14/09... at Robert Morris (11-12) Won in triple overtime never Lost in triple overtime 3/5/11... vs. Ohio State (5-6) Was ranked in the USILA /5/ th Was ranked in the USILA Top 10 1/27/14...9th Played a USILA Top 10 Team 3/26/13...at #7 Bucknell (11-3) Played a USILA Team 5/11/13...vs. #11 Yale (7-10) Defeated a USILA Top 10 Team 3/26/13...at #7 Bucknell (11-3) Defeated a USILA Team 4/6/13...vs. #12 Drexel (13-6) Attempted less than 20 shots 2/27/ vs. Notre Dame (2-6) Attempted shots 3/30/ at Villanova (7-6) Attempted shots 5/11/ vs. #11 Yale (7-10) Attempted shots 2/8/ vs. Michigan (22-7) Attempted shots 2/9/ at Michigan (11-6) Attempted 60+ shots 2/20/ vs. Robert Morris (17-24) Allowed less than 30 shots 4/6/ vs. #12 Drexel (13-6) Allowed shots 2/8/ vs. Michigan (22-7) Allowed shots 4/20/ at Delaware (13-7) Allowed 50+ shots 5/2/ at #16 Georgetown (12-11) Scored 25+ points 2/8/ vs. Michigan (22-7) Made saves 3/30/ at Villanova (7-6) Made 25+ saves 3/19/ vs. #10 Massachusetts (8-7) Tallied 10+ assists 2/18/ vs. Michigan (16-9) Won an NCAA Tourney game never Lost an NCAA Tourney game 5/11/13...vs. #11 Yale (7-10) A PENN STATE PLAYER... Scored 4 goals 5/1/13...Shane Sturgis vs. Massachusetts (10-7) Scored 5 goals 2/8/14... TJ Sanders vs. Michigan (22-7) Scored 6 goals 2/8/14...Shane Sturgis vs. Michigan (22-7) Scored 7 goals 5/16/61...Steve Schraeder vs. Gettysburg (14-4) Scored 8 goals 4/19/72...Jim Trenz vs. Loyola (17-10) Scored 9 goals 5/9/72... Jim Trenz vs. Bucknell (19-6) Scored 10 goals 4/30/83...Rich Russo vs. Montclair State (25-6) Tallied 8 points 2/18/12... Jack Forster vs. Michigan (16-9) Tallied 11 points 5/11/71... Jim Trenz vs. Bucknell (16-12) Tallied 12+ points 5/2/ , Gary Martin vs. Bucknell (20-13) Had 4 assists 4/25/09...Mike Toner vs. Saint Joseph s (17-6) Had 7+ assists 5/2/ , Gary Martin vs. Bucknell (20-13) Attempted shots 3/21/ , Chris Hogan vs. Fairfield (4-5) Attempted 20+ shots 2/10/10. 25, Chris Hogan vs. Robert Morris (17-24) Made saves 3/30/ , Austin Kaut at Villanova (7-6) Made saves 4/4/ , Drew Adams vs. Hobart (10-8) Made saves 3/19/ , Austin Kaut at #9 UMass (9-8) Made saves 4/10/ , Joe Guterding vs. Hofstra (16-10) Made 40 saves 4/13/ , Jim Houck vs. Navy (8-19) Collected 10+ ground balls 4/20/ , Steven Bogert at Delaware (13-7) MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS PENN STATE is under Jeff Tambroni All-time vs. Loyola Jeff Tambroni all-time vs. Loyola All-time at Penn State Lacrosse Field In true road games the past two seasons In at home on the road at neutral sites in overtime when wearing white when wearing blue when wearing gray when leading after one quarter when tied after one quarter when trailing after one quarter when leading at halftime when trailing at halftime when tied at halftime when leading after three quarters when tied after three quarters when trailing after three quarters when scoring first goal when opponent scores first goal when out-shooting opponent when taking same amount of shots when out-shot by opponent when winning ground ball battle when tied in ground ball battle when losing ground ball battle when winning faceoff battle when tied in faceoff battle when losing faceoff battle against ranked opponents against unranked opponents against higher-ranked opponents against lower-ranked opponents when scoring less than 10 goals when scoring 10 or more goals when allowing less than 10 goals when allowing 10 or more goals on Tuesday on Saturday on Sunday on grass on turf playing outdoors playing indoors during the day at night vs. ACC vs. America East vs. Big East vs. CAA vs. ECAC vs. Ivy League vs. Patriot League when a freshman scores in one-goal games in games decided by two goals or less in Colorado in Indiana in Maryland in Ohio in Pennsylvania 6 PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS

7 2014 PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE ROSTER No. Name Year Position Height Weight Hometown High School (Last College) 1 Brian Prestreau Fr. M Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Yorktown (Stony Brook) 2 Cole Yeager Gr. M Wayne, Pa. Radnor (Yale) 3 Shane Sturgis Sr. A Downingtown, Pa. Downingtown East 4 Erik Myers Jr. M Del Mar, Calif. The Salisbury School (Conn.) 5 Nick Mazza Fr. M Davidsonville, N.Y. Calverton School 6 Taylor Stothoff Jr. M Sparks, Md. The Boys Latin School 7 Michael Richards Jr. M Skaneateles, N.Y. Skaneateles 8 Tyler Travis R-Sr. D Geneva, N.Y. Geneva 9 Ryan Guittare So. D Garnet Valley, Pa. Garnet Valley 10 Nick Aponte Fr. M West Islip, N.Y. West Islip 11 Kyle Baier Jr. A/M Auburn, N.Y. Hotchkiss (Conn.) 12 Kyle VanThof R-Sr. M Penfield, N.Y. Penfield 13 James Chakey So. D Havertown, Pa. The Haverford School 14 Billy Lombardi Fr. M Rochester, N.Y. Aquinas Institute 15 Anthony Santo So. D West Islip, N.Y. West Islip (Sacred Heart) 16 Connor Darcey R-Fr. GK Wellesley, Mass. Wellesley 18 Lucas Maloney Fr. A Niskayuna, N.Y. Niskayuna 19 Austin Kaut Sr. GK Morton, Pa. Springfield-Delco 20 Steven Bogert Sr. D Carlsbad, Calif. La Costa Canyon 21 Jack Donnelly Jr. D Toronto, Ont. The Hill Academy 22 Pat Manley Jr. A/M Arnold, Md. St. Mary s 23 James Burke So. D Duxbury, Mass. Duxbury 24 Ryan Mullen Sr. D Hatboro, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham 25 Tom LaCrosse Sr. M Canandaigua, N.Y. Canandaigua Academy 26 Matt Sexton So. A Niskayuna, N.Y. Niskayuna 28 Kessler Brown Sr. D Springfield, Va. West Springfield 29 TJ Sanders So. A Orillia, Ont. The Millbrook School (N.Y.) 30 Kyle Zittel Jr. M Eden, N.Y. Eden 31 Steve Aitken Sr. A Wayne, Pa. Haverford School 32 Bryan Gerrato Jr. M Rockville Centre, N.Y. South Side 33 Ryne Sternberg Sr. D Toronto, Ont. Culver Academy 34 Talal Alvie So. GK Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS 35 Dan Craig Fr. A Sherburne, Ont. Centre Dufferin 37 Tommy O Neill So. M Shamong, N.J. St. Augustine Prep 38 Drake Kreinz R-Fr. M Delafield, Wis. The Portsmouth Abbey School (R.I.) 39 Mike Sutton Fr. M Sewell, N.J. St. Augustine Prep 40 John Von Nessen So. M Hillsborough, N.J. Hillsborough 41 Gavin Ahern Sr. A Rockville Centre, N.Y. South Side 42 Tyler Chambers Fr. M Media, Pa. Episcopal Academy 43 Cole Rainier Fr. M Pasadena, Md. Calverton School 44 JP Burnside Jr. D Garden City, N.Y. Garden City 45 Peter Triolo Fr. D Smithtown, N.Y. Smithtown East Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni (Hobart 92), Fourth Season Assistant Coach: Peter Toner (Springfield 03), Fourth Season Assistant Coach: Chris Doctor (Rutgers 07), Fourth Season Director of Operations: David Shriver (Georgetown 11), Third Season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ahearn AY-hern Baier BAY-er Chakey CHAY-kee Gerrato JUR-ah-tow Guitarre Gih-TARR Kaut KOWT Kreinz KRINES Prestreau PREST-row Rainier RAIN-eer Ryne RYE-nee Stothoff STOW-toff Sturgis STIR-juss Tambroni Tam-BRONE-ee Triolo TREE-ol-oh Yeager YAY-gur LIONS BY ELIGIBILITY Graduate Student (1): Yeager Redshirt Seniors (2): Travis, VanThof Seniors (9): Ahern, Aitken, Bogert, Brown, Kaut, LaCrosse, Mullen, Sternberg, Sturgis Juniors (9): Baier, Burnside, Donnelly, Gerrato, Manley, Myers, Richards, Stothoff, Zittel Sophomores (9): Alvie, Burke, Chakey, Guittare, O Neill, Sanders, Santo, Sexton, Von Nessen Redshirt Freshmen (2): Darcey, Kreinz Freshmen (10): Aponte, Chambers, Craig, Lombardi, Maloney, Mazza, Prestreau, Rainier, Sutton, Triolo LIONS BY POSITION Attack (9): Ahern, Aitken, Baier, Craig, Manley, Maloney, Sanders, Sexton, Sturgis Midfielders (20): Aponte, Baier, Chambers, Gerrato, Kreinz, LaCrosse, Lombardi, Maloney, Manley, Mazza, Myers, O Neill, Prestreau, Richards, Stothoff, Sutton, VanThof, Von Nessen, Yeager, Zittel Defenders (12): Bogert, Brown, Burke, Burnside, Chakey, Donnelly, Guittare, Mullen, Santo, Sternberg, Travis, Triolo Goalies (3): Alvie, Darcey, Kaut LIONS BY STATE/PROVINCE California (2): Bogert, Myers New Jersey (3): O Neill, Sutton, Von Nessen New York (16): Ahern, Aponte, Baier, Burnside, Gerrato, LaCrosse, Lombardi, Maloney, Prestreau, Richards, Santo, Sexton, Travis, Triolo, VanThof, Zittel Maryland (4): Manley, Mazza, Rainier, Stothoff Massachusetts (2): Burke, Darcey North Carolina (1): Alvie Ontario (4): Craig, Donnelly, Sanders, Sternberg Pennsylvania (7): Aitken, Chakey, Chambers, Guittare, Kaut, Mullen, Sturgis Virginia (1): Brown Wisconsin (1): Kreinz THREE NCAA TOURNAMENTS PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE NITTANY LION ATHLETICS GoPSUsports.com 7

8 JEFF TAMBRONI Head Coach Fourth Year HOBART 92 PENN STATE RECORD (.617) OVERALL RECORD (.704) 2009 USILA DIVISION I COACH OF THE YEAR 2011 CAA CO-COACH OF THE YEAR 2013 CAA COACH OF THE YEAR Jeff Tamboni completed his third season in 2013 by leading the Nittany Lions to one of their greatest seasons in program history while celebrating its 100th season. The Nittany Lions set new records for wins (12) and earned the program s first outright regular season conference title by sweeping the CAA with a 6-0 record. PSU rattled off 10 straight wins during the months of March, April and May to earn the school s third NCAA bid and first chance to host an NCAA game. Tambroni was named CAA Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (2011), while goalkeeper Austin Kaut (under Tambroni s tutelage) was named Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award for the nation s best goalie. Also, Kaut was CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year. Freshman TJ Sanders was named Rookie of the Year and the Nittany Lions placed six on the All-CAA First Team. During the 2012 campaign, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a second-place CAA finish with two USILA All-Americans and six All- CAA honorees. Penn State finished with a 9-6 overall record and a 5-1 mark in conference action. The 2011 CAA Co-Coach of the Year, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a 7-7 record and their first-ever CAA tournament berth during his first year at the program s helm. In 2011, eight Nittany Lions garnered All-CAA recognition and freshman goalkeeper Austin Kaut earned Rookie of the Year honors while being named a USILA Honorable Mention All-American. Prior to Penn State, Tambroni spent 10 seasons as head coach at Cornell ( ). He guided the Big Red to a record and three NCAA Final Four appearances (2007, ), including the 2009 national championship game. Tambroni was named USILA Division I Coach of the Year following the 2009 season and was tabbed the 2007 and 2009 Field Turf/ NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. Tambroni was also the 2004 and 2009 Ithaca Journal Male Coach of the Year and a three-time National Coach of the Week. While at Cornell, Tambroni became the 10th-fastest coach to reach the 100-win mark when he accomplished the feat in his 134th career game in March During his tenure, his players earned 37 first-team All-Ivy honors, including five Ivy League awards, and three conference Rookie of the Year selections. In addition, 39 players garnered All-America recognition. Prior to serving as Cornell s head coach, he spent four seasons as a Big Red assistant coach ( ). Tambroni also served as assistant coach at Loyola College in 1997 and at his alma mater, Hobart College, for three seasons. With the Statesmen, he helped the program reach the 1994 NCAA Division III national championship game. A 1992 graduate, Tambroni earned his bachelor s degree in American studies. He earned first-team All-America honors as a senior and was twice named a second-team All-American ( ). The MVP of the 1990 NCAA title game, Tambroni helped lead the team to backto-back NCAA championships ( ) and left Hobart tied for seventh on the school s all-time scoring list with 202 points. Before embarking upon his collegiate coaching career, Tambroni coached the Heaton Mersey Lacrosse Club of the English Lacrosse Union for one year and served as a visiting coach for the Czech- American Lacrosse Foundation in Prague in the summer of Tambroni and his wife, Michelle, have three daughters, Carissa, Madison and Ella. Michelle played field hockey at Penn State from and earned All-America honors as a senior. WINNINGEST ACTIVE NCAA DIVISION I COACHES (Minimum 100 games) Rank Coach School W L Pct. 1 John Desko Syracuse Bill Tierney Denver Dom Starsia Virginia Dave Pietramala Johns Hopkins Jeff Tambroni Penn State CAREER RECORD Season Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish Championships Postseason Finish T T- NCAA Quarterfinals T- Co-Ivy Champions T- Co-Ivy Champions NCAA Quarterfinals Ivy Champions NCAA Quarterfinals T- Co-Ivy Champions NCAA First Round Ivy Champions NCAA Semifinals T- Co-Ivy Champions NCAA First Round T- Co-Ivy Champions NCAA Runner-Up T- Co-Ivy Champions NCAA Semifinals At Cornell Ivy League Titles 8 NCAA Tourneys CAA Tournament CAA Tournament CAA Regular Season NCAA First Round At PSU CAA, 1 NCAA Tourney Career PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS

9 LAST TIME OUT (Penn State 22, Michigan 7; Feb. 9, 2013) Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2014 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Michigan vs #9 Penn State (Feb 08, 2014 at University Park, Pa.) Michigan (0-1) vs. Penn State (1-0) Date: Feb 08, 2014 Attendance: 729 Weather: Indoors Score by period Total Michigan Penn State Michigan SCORING: GOALS: King, Ian 2; McCormack, David 1; Hernandez, Mike 1; Paras, Thomas 1; Schlosser, Mikie 1; Joseph, David 1. ASSISTS: Kennedy, Riley 3. Penn State SCORING: GOALS: Sturgis, Shane 6; Sanders, TJ 5; Baier, Kyle 3; VanThof, Kyle 1; Kreinz, Drake 1; Sexton, Matt 1; Sutton, Mike 1; Prestreau, Brian 1; Mazza, Nick 1; Myers, Erik 1; Chambers, Tyler 1. ASSISTS: Bogert, Steven 1; Craig, Dan 1; Kreinz, Drake 1; Sexton, Matt 1; Sturgis, Shane 1; VanThof, Kyle 1. Shots by period Total Michigan Penn State Ground balls/prd Total Michigan Penn State Saves by period Total Michigan Penn State Turnovers by prd Total Michigan Penn State F/O violations by prd Total Michigan Penn State Faceoffs by prd Total Michigan Penn State Clears by period Total Michigan Penn State Extra-man opps Total Michigan Penn State Stadium: Holuba Hall Official's signature Penalties - Michigan 2/1:30; Penn State 9/8: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Michigan 0/1 (0); Penn State 2/6 (2). Officials: George Wattles; Michael Hinfey; Michael Donnellan. Scorer: Jeremy Fallis. THREE NCAA TOURNAMENTS PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE NITTANY LION ATHLETICS GoPSUsports.com 9

10 2014 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Penn State Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Feb 11, 2014) Overall: 1-0 Conf: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Away: 0-0 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS PSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists 6 3 MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 22 7 Man-up 1 3 Man-down 0 0 Unassisted 16 4 Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS 13 8 CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 6 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES Number 9 2 Minutes 8:30 1:30 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/729 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Shots by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Saves by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Shots on Goal 4th Total Penn State Opponents PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS

11 2014 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Penn State Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Feb 11, 2014) Overall: 1-0 Conf: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Away: 0-0 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 3 Sturgis, Shane Sanders, TJ Baier, Kyle VanThof, Kyle Kreinz, Drake Sexton, Matt Sutton, Mike Mazza, Nick Prestreau, Brian Chambers, Tyler Myers, Erik Craig, Dan Bogert, Steven LaCrosse, Tom Ahern, Gavin Aitken, Steve Manley, Pat Aponte, Nick Triolo, Peter Burnside, JP Von Nessen, John O'Neill, Tommy Sternberg, Ryne Zittel, Kyle Brown, Kessler Burke, James Donnelly, Jack Kaut, Austin Maloney, Lucas Darcey, Connor Santo, Anthony Chakey, James Guittare, Ryan Travis, Tyler Richards, Michael Stothoff, Taylor Yeager, Cole Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 19 Kaut, Austin : Darcey, Connor : Total 1 60: Opponents 1 60: Goals by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Shots by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Shots on Goal 4th Total Penn State Opponents Saves by Period 4th Total Penn State Opponents Attendance Summary PSU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/729 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Penn State , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Penn State , Opponents THREE NCAA TOURNAMENTS PENN STATE MEN S LACROSSE NITTANY LION ATHLETICS GoPSUsports.com 11

12 #41 GAVIN AHERN Points 4 2x, last vs. Drexel 5/2/12 Goals 3 2x, last vs. Delaware 4/23/11 Assists 2 2x, last vs. Towson 5/3/13 Shots 9 2x, last vs. UMass 3/17/12 GBs 3 3x, last vs. UMass 3/17/12 CTs 1 North Carolina 2/11/12 Shots 2 Michigan 2/8/14 #31 STEVE AITKEN Points 3 at Hofstra 4/27/13 Goals 3 at Hofstra 4/27/13 Shots 4 at Hofstra 4/27/13 GBs 2 at Hofstra 4/27/13 Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #10 NICK APONTE Season/ Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #11 KYLE BAIER Points 3 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 3 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 5 Michigan 2/8/14 GBs 1 2x, last at Hofstra 4/27/13 Points 3 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 3 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 5 Michigan 2/8/14 #20 STEVEN BOGERT Points 1 2x, last vs. Towson 5/3/13 Goals 1 vs. Towson 5/3/13 Assists 1 at Delaware 4/20/13 GBs 10 at Delaware 4/20/13 CTs 5 vs. Massachusetts 5/1/13 GBs 2 Michigan 2/8/14 #28 KESSLER BROWN GBs 4 Drexel 4/7/12 CTs 3 Delaware 4/21/12 Faceoff W 2 Yale 5/13/13 Faceoffs 2 2x, last vs. Yale 5/13/13 GBs 2 Michigan 2/8/14 #23 JAMES BURKE Shots 1 2x, last at Delaware 4/20/13 GBs 3 4x, last vs. Yale 5/13/13 CTs 2 Bucknell 3/26/13 Shots - GBs 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #44 JP BURNSIDE GBs 6 at Hofstra 4/27/13 CTs 3 4x, last vs. Drexel 4/6/13 GBs 1 Michigan 2/8/14 CTs 2 Michigan 2/8/14 #13 JAMES CHAKEY GBs 1 Ohio State 3/2/13 #21 JACK DONNELLY Points 1 Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 Goals 1 Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 Shots 1 Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 GBs 3 2x, last vs. Towson 4/13/13 CTs 3 Yale 5/13/13 GBs 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #19 AUSTIN KAUT Career Bests Saves 25 Massachusetts 3/19/11 Goals Ag. 2 2x, last vs. Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 Shots 1 3x, last vs. Saint Joseph s 3/24/12 GBs 6 Saint Joseph s 3/26/11 CTs 2 2x, last vs. Yale 5/13/13 Season Bests Saves 6 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals Ag. 3 Michigan 2/8/14 GBs 3 Michigan 2/8/14 CTs 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #38 DRAKE KREINZ Season/ Points 2 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Assists 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 GBs 9 Michigan 2/8/14 Faceoff Ws 15 Michigan 2/8/14 Faceoffs 22 Michigan 2/8/14 #25 TOM LACROSSE Points 3 3x, last at Villlanova 3/30/13 Goals 3 3x, last at Villlanova 3/30/13 Assists 2 Massachusetts 3/16/13 Shots 8 Delaware 4/21/12 GBs 3 3x, last vs. Towson 4/13/13 CTs 1 6x, last vs. Towson 4/13/13 Shots 3 Michigan 2/8/14 CTs 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #22 PAT MANLEY Points 2 2x, last vs. Drexel 4/6/13 Goals 1 2x, last vs. Michigan 2/18/12 Assists 2 2x, last vs. Towson 5/3/13 Shots 4 Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 GBs 2 Yale 5/13/13 CTs 1 2x, last vs. Drexel 4/7/12 Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #5 NICK MAZZA Season/ Points 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 2 Michigan 2/8/14 #24 RYAN MULLEN GBs 1 Saint Joseph s 3/23/13 #4 ERIK MYERS Points 1 5x, last vs. Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 1 3x, last vs. Michigan 2/8/14 Assists 1 2x, last vs. Ohio State 3/2/13 Shots 3 Michigan 2/9/13 GBs 2 Michigan 2/9/13 CTs 1 Bucknell 3/26/13 Points 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #37 TOMMY O NEILL Points 2 Michigan 2/9/13 Goals 1 at Hofstra 4/27/13 Assists 2 Michigan 2/9/13 Shots 1 2x, last at Hofstra 4/27/13 GBs 2 Ohio State 3/2/13 CTs 1 2x, last vs. Yale 5/13/13 Shots - #1 BRIAN PRESTREAU Season/ Points 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Goals 1 Michigan 2/8/14 Shots 1 Michigan 2/8/14 #7 MICHAEL RICHARDS Points 1 2x, last vs. Denver 2/17/13 Goals 1 2x, last vs. Denver 2/17/13 Shots 1 4x, last vs. Denver 2/17/13 GBs 5 Lehigh 3/9/13 CTs 3 Bucknell 3/26/13 Shots - GBs 4 Michigan 2/8/14 12 PENN STATE 2014 MEN S LACROSSE 31 ALL-AMERICANS