2012 GAME 10 #2 UMASS (9-0, 2-0 CAA) vs #19 TOWSON (7-3, 2-0 CAA) GAME

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1 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March , Boyden 2012 Gym Amherst, Mass Asst. A.D./Media: John Sinnett Phone: (413) Cell: (413) SCHEDULE Originally Released: April 6, 2012 MASSACHUSETTS (9-0, 2-0 CAA) Date Opponent Time Fri., Feb. 10 at Army W, 12-9 Sat., Feb. 18 #12 BUCKNELL W, 11-9 Sat., Feb. 25 at #11 Ohio State W, 9-3 Sat., Mar. 3 at Brown W, 12-7 Tue., Mar. 6 ALBANY W, 17-7 Sat., Mar. 10 HARTFORD W, 14-5 Sat., Mar. 17 at #14 Penn St.* W, 9-8 (OT) Tue., Mar. 27 HARVARD W, 16-8 Sat., Mar. 31 SAINT JOSEPH S* W, 15-3 Sat., Apr. 7 #19 TOWSON* 1:00 p.m. Sat., Apr. 14 at RV Drexel* 2:00 p.m. Bethpage High School (NY) Sat., Apr. 21 RV HOFSTRA* 7:00 p.m. Gillette Stadium Fri., Apr. 27 at Delaware* 7:00 p.m. CAA Tournament Wed., May 2 Semifinals TBA Sat., May 5 Championship Game TBA Home Games at GARBER FIELD; * CAA Games CBS 3 Now: Comcast Ch. 293; Charter Ch. 230 GAME FACTS Massachusetts 2012 Record: 9-0 (2-0 CAA) 2012 Rankings: 2 (USILA) / 2 (Media) 2011 Record: 10-5 (4-2 CAA/2nd-T) Head Coach: Greg Cannella (UMass 88) Coach s Record: (.612)/18th season Coach s Record at UMass: Same Assistant Coaches: Doc Schneider, Brian Jacovina, Jake Jones Towson 2012 Record: 7-3 (2-0 CAA) 2012 Rankings: RV (USILA), 19 (IL/Media) 2011 Record: 3-10 (1-5 CAA/6th) Head Coach: Shawn Nadelen (Johns Hopkins 01) Coach s Record: 7-3 (.700) Coach s Rec. at School: Assistant Coaches: Same Dan Cocchi, Anthony Gilardi Ben DeFelice Leading Scorer: Sean Maguire (17-5=22) Series Information All-Time Series: Tied, 2-2 Last Year: #16 UMass 9, Towson 8 (OT), 4/9/ GAME 10 #2 UMASS (9-0, 2-0 CAA) vs #19 TOWSON (7-3, 2-0 CAA) GAME 10 saturday, APRIL 7, p.m. Garber Field (2,000) Amherst, Mass. Radio: UMassAthletics.com TV: CBS3 Now VIDEO: UMassAthletics.com Gametracker Live Stats: UMassAthletics.com SENIOR DAY AS NO. 19 TOWSON VISITS NO. 2 UMASS It s Senior Day at Garber Field on Saturday as the No. 2 UMass men s lacrosse team hosts No. 19 Towson for a CAA showdown. The Minutemen have won 9 straight games including all six at home, while the Tigers have won five consecutive including a one-goal come-back win against UMBC on Wednesday. A win for UMass would tie the program s best start to a season at 10-0 which was previously set by the 2001 and 1981 squads. The game will feature a pair of balanced offensive attacks as Towson has five players with 10-or-more points this season, while UMass has six led by Will Manny who has 48 (29g, 19a). Defensively, Towson will have to find a away past Tim McCormack, the NCAA s No. 2 goalie in terms of save percentage and No. 3 for goals-against average. Towson s Andrew Wascavage is a top-25 goalie highlighted by 17 saves on Wednesday against UMBC. The game will be televised in Western Mass on CBS3 Now with Adam Frenier and Norm Smith calling the action. A live video stream of home games and select road games will be available during the year through UMass All- Access which is a subscription based service. The streaming video works best on a high-speed internet connection. Monthly packages begin at $9.95 which includes all games from sponsored CBS College Sports-affiliated schools. Last Time Out: 15-3 Win Over Saint Joseph s For just the third time in program history, the No. 2 UMass men s lacrosse team improved to 9-0 on the season after a 15-3 win over Saint Joseph s on Saturday afternoon at Garber Field. The Minutemen started the 1981 and 2001 seasons with 9-0 records as well. Will Manny posted eight points on the day with three goals and five assists, while the UMass defense clamped down on the Hawks allowing a season-low three goals. Art Kell notched five points in the game with a pair of goals and five assists, while Anthony Biscardi tallied three goals and an assist. Connor Mooney and Colin Fellming each posted a pair of goals as well. The defense was led by Jake Smith who caused a pair of turnovers and collected four groundballs. Tim McCormack played 49 minutes, 47 seconds in goal making 11 saves while allowing no goals. Up Next: Battle At Bethpage vs. Drexel UMass and Drexel will square-off next Saturday at Bethpage High School on Long Island. With an abundance of Long Island natives on the UMass squad, the game promises to not only be a homecoming for the Minutemen players and coaches, but a weekend festival to celebrate the sport. The April 14 contest will see seven Minutemen make their hometown returns as well as the entire UMass coaching staff. Head coach Greg Cannella is a native of Lynnbrook which is just 17 miles away from Bethpage. MEDIA INFORMATION TV: CBS3 Now (Adam Frenier, Norm Smith) Radio: 91.1 FM WMUA Streaming Video: UMassAthletics.com Streaming Audio: UMassAthletics.com GameTracker: UMassAthletics.com Massachusetts Lacrosse SID: John Sinnett address: jsinnett@admin.umass.edu Phone/Cell: (413) / Website: UMass Probable Starters ATTACK 1 Will Manny Jr., 5-9, =48 2nd NCAA with 5.3 pts/gm 9 Kyle Smith Jr., 6-2, =26 2nd CAA with 2.1 goals/gm 29 Art Kell Sr., 6-1, =31 17 goals, 10 asts last 6 gms FIRST MIDFIELD 24 Anthony Biscardi Sr., 5-9, =17 6 multi-pt games in last 7 28 Colin Fleming Jr., 6-5, =18 5 multi-point games in Connor Mooney So., 6-0, =8 2 goals vs. St. Joseph s SECOND MIDFIELD 16 Mike Fetterly Jr., 5-9, =17 OT game-winner at Penn St 19 Steve D Amario Sr., 5-8, =7 2 goals, assist vs. Albany 22 Ryan Izzo R-Fr., 5-9, =1 1st career goal vs. Hartford 11 Joe Calvello So., 5-8, = FO last 5 games Face-OffS 14 Greg Rushing Sr., 5-11, , 59.1%, 39 GB 25 Anthony Toresco Sr., 5-11, , 63.1%, 36 GB Defensive MIDFIELD 13 R.Hollenbaugh (LSM) Jr., 6-1, G, 11 GB, 5 CT 4GB, 1CT at Penn St. 21 Bobby Tyler (SSM) Jr., 6-2, G, 2 A, 3 GB, 3 CT G, 2A vs. Hartford CLOSE DEFENSE 18 Tom Celentani Jr., 6-4, GB, 12 CT 1 GB, 2 CT vs. Harvard 33 Greg Anderson Sr., 6-1, GB, 1 CT 5GB, 1CT at Ohio State 40 Jake Smith Jr., 6-0, GB, 6 CT 2 CT, 4 GB vs.st. Joe s GOALIE 42 Tim McCormack RSr., 6-0, GAA,.636 Sv.% 2nd NCAASv.%; 3rd GAA

2 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 UMASS...in the polls USILA COACHES (Apr. 2) No Team Points 1st-Place 1 University of Virginia University of Massachusetts Johns Hopkins University Loyola University Cornell University University of Notre Dame Lehigh University Duke University University of North Carolina University of Denver Princeton University University of Maryland Villanova University Fairfield University Bucknell University Penn State University Colgate University Syracuse University Bryant University Georgetown University 10 ARV: Towson University, Drexel University, Yale University, Navy, Hofstra University Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (Apr. 2) Rk Team Pts. 1st-Place 1 University of Virginia University of Massachusetts Johns Hopkins University Loyola University Cornell University University of Notre Dame Lehigh University Duke University University of North Carolina Princeton University University of Denver University of Maryland Bucknell University Fairfield University Penn State University Colgate University Syracuse University Villanova University Towson University Bryant University 18 ARV: Georgetown University, Drexel University, Robert Morris University, Harvard University, Navy, UMBC, Yale University, Siena College All Massachusetts Opponents in Bold UMASS IN THE POLLS Week Coaches Media Preseason Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr GAMES April 7 Bucknell 12:00pm EDT Ohio Hobart 12:00pm EDT Robert Sacred Heart 12:00pm EDT Duke 12:00pm EDT Michigan 1:00pm EDT North Carolina 1:00pm EDT Fetzer Field Fairfield 1:00pm EDT Jacksonville 1:00pm EDT Cornell 1:00pm EDT UMass 1:00pm EDT Manhattan 1:00pm EDT Rutgers 1:00pm EDT St. Joseph Hofstra 1:00pm EDT Mount St. Mary Bryant 1:00pm EDT Quinnipiac 1:00pm EDT Vermont 1:00pm EDT St. John Georgetown 1:00pm EDT Minutemen Garner Highest Ranking ever At No. 2 in the USILA Coaches Poll and in the Media Poll, the UMass men s lacrosse program has achieved its highest national ranking ever. This season, in 2003 and in 2001, the Minutemen were ranked No. 3 marking the previous high for a national rank. At 9-0, UMass and Loyola remain as the lone unbeaten squads in the NCAA. Manny Added To Tewaraaton Watch List After a blazing start to the season, Will Manny was one of three players to be added to the Tewaraaton Watch List in March. Statisically one of the top offensive players in the country, Manny leads the Minutemen in goals and assists showing his ability to set up others just as often as his own ability to score. Biscardi Named To Tewaraaton Watch List Anthony Biscardi was named one of 73 players on the 2012 Tewaraaton Watch List which was announced in mid-february. This is the second straight year the midfielder has been on the Watch List for college lacrosse s highest honor. Minutemen Picked 2nd In CAA On the heels of a 10-5 season in 2011 which saw the Minutemen advance to the CAA Championship game, UMass was picked to finish 2nd in the CAA Preseason Coaches Poll - just one point behind favorite Delware which won the league title last season. Hofstra was picked third - just one point behind UMass in what could shape up to be a terrific CAA season. Manny Picked As CAA Preseason Co-Player Of The Year Junior attack Will Manny was named the CAA Preseason Co-Player of the Year alongside Penn State goalie Austin Kaut. Manny is UMass top returning scorer from last season where he earned All-CAA Second Team and NEILA All-New England First-Team honors. Biscardi, Celentani Haul In Preseason Accolades Entering the season, Anthony Biscardi and Tom Celentani have both been in the forefront of preseason accolades from various outlets. The duo were both named to the CAA Preseason All-Conference Team alongside Will Manny. Both were also named to the Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Team. In the Major League Lacrosse Draft, Biscardi was taken by the Ohio Machine in the 2nd round, while Celentani was picked up by the Denver Outlaws in the 4th round. Biscardi was UMass third leading scorer a year ago with 20 goals and 10 assists. Of those 20 scores, three served as game-winners, while four came in man-up situations. A close defenseman, Celentani started all 15 games last year causing 22 turnovers while picking up 34 groundballs. As one of the top defensive players in the CAA, he earned second team honors. Offensive Firepower Junior Will Manny has points in 37 of his 38 career games and cracked the 100-point barrier with his threegoal, four-assist effort against Bucknell this season. Manny enters the Brown game with 78 career goals and 60 career assists in 38 games. He had scored in the first 25 games of his career to mark the longest streak on UMass among all active players before the streak was ended vs. Hofstra (4/23/11) in the ESPNU Warrior Classic. Junior Kyle Smith scored a career-high four goals in the win at Army including a pair of critical fourth quarter goals to seal the win. He had another great game against Bucknell with 3 goals and an assist. In 2011, he had at least one goal in eight of the last nine games -- that includes his two game-winners in overtime. He finished with 11 goals and 4 assists in his second college season. Senior Art Kell has been on fire lately with 17 goals and 10 assists over his last six games after starting the year with 1 goal and 3 assists. Junior Anthony Biscardi had points in 12 of 15 games last year with 10 multiple point games. Biscardi was third on the team in points with 30 on 20 goals and 10 assists. He had eight games with at least two goals in Tough Defense After posting a stout 8.33 goals-against-average last season, fifth-year senior Tim McCormack is backstopping the UMass defense to another outstanding campaign. In nine games, the Minutemen have yet to yield double-figure goals to opponents and have forced more turnovers in every game but three. For the year, UMass is forcing opponents into an average of 15.3 turnovers per game. Fellow close defenders Tom Celentani (12 groundballs, 10 caused turnovers) and Greg Anderson (13 groundballs, 1 caused turnovers) and Jake Smith (9 groundballs, 4 caused turnovers) anchor the nation s 4th-best ranked defensive unit. UMass man-down defense was strong in 2011, allowing just 21.2 percent on the year. Opponents had just 11 goals on 52 opportunities. That ranked 10th in the NCAA. UMass ranks 16th this year (tied with Harvard) allowing opponents to go 7-for-25 (72.0) on man-up advantages.

3 Face-Off Aces UMass tag-team duo of seniors Greg Rushing and Anthony Toresco were stellar on face-offs in 2011 winning 51.7 percent of of its draws to rank 21st in the NCAA. The pair continues to be successful for the Minutemen in Toresco leads UMass going 50-of-82 (61.0%) with 29 groundballs. Rushing is 19-of-36 (52.8%) on faceoffs with a team-best 33 groundballs. Toresco leads the CAA in faceoff win percentage and 12th nationally. As a team, UMass ranks 14th in the NCAA in faceoff win percentage (56.2%). The Legacy Of Overtime The Minutemen were heart-stoppers over the last month of the 2011 season winning back-toback overtime games in April as sophomore Kyle Smith scored two OT winners for the Minutemen. Then, Anthony Biscardi netted the game-winner in the CAA Semifinals to send UMass to the CAA Championship game vs. Delaware UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March 27, 2012 UMASS 2012 Honors Anthony Biscardi 2012 Tewaraaton Watch List 2012 Preseason All-American (Face-Off Magazine) 2012 All-CAA Preseason Team Tom Celentani 2012 Preseason All-American (Face-Off Magazine) 2012 All-CAA Preseason Team Overtime Wins Since 05 Art Kell 3/12/12 CAA Player of the Week Date Opponent Score GW/OTG Legacy 4/30/05 Syracuse W Jeff Zywicki Mike Fetterly 5/20/06 Hofstra W, Jim Connolly Dad Steve, 69 All-Amer. 3/19/12 CAA Player of the Week 3/31/07 Penn State W, 6-5 Brett Garber Dad Ted coached UMass Grandpa Dick, coached UMass Will Manny 4/12/08 Hobart W, 8-7 Peter McNichols 2012 CAA Co-Preseason Player Of The Year 4/11/09 Hobart W, 7-6 Jim Connolly Dad Steve, 69 All-Amer All-CAA Preseason Team 5/2/09 Rutgers W, Tim Balise 2/13/12 CAA Player of the Week 4/9/11 Towson W, 9-8 Kyle Smith Dad Norm, 77, 79 All-Am 2/13/12 UMass Athlete of the Week 4/16/11 Drexel W, Kyle Smith Dad Norm, 77, 79 All-Am 3/23/12 Tewaraaton Watch List Addition 5/4/11 at Penn St. W, 10-9 Anthony Biscardi 4/2/12 CAA Player of the Week 3/17/12 at Penn St. W, 9-8 Mike Fetterly 4/2/12 NEILA Player of the Week Smith scored in triple overtime as the Minutemen rallied to beat Drexel (4/16), UMass scored the final five goals of the game and held the Dragons off the board for the final 26:28. Will Manny had a hand in all five goals, scoring three -- including the game-tier to send it to overtime. Smith scored the game-winner at Towson, 1:55 into overtime, giving UMass a 9-8 win over the Tigers. UMass has won nine of its last 10 games that have gone to overtime, winning every one since a 9-8 double-overtime loss to Yale (4/17/04) except a 10-9 loss to Albany (3/13/07). Penn State has been the most victimized team falling three times in that time span to UMass in overtime. Smith continued the history of UMass legacy players scoring overtime winners. Of UMass last eight overtime wins, five goals have been scored by players with family connections to UMass. Most OT Wins Over the last three years, here are teams with three overtime wins a in a season. UMASS Marist Canisius Army Lehigh Princeton Navy The most memorable was that 2006 NCAA Quarterfinal win over Hofstra as Jim Connolly -- who s father Steve Connolly was a captain of the 1969 UMass undefeated team -- scored the game-winner off a pass from Brett Garber, the son of former UMass coach Ted Garber and grandson of Dick Garber -- the former UMass coach, who was the first to win 300 games as a college lacrosse coach. - In 2007, Brett Garber scored the overtime winner to beat Penn State, 6-5 on March 30, at Garber Field, his grandfather s field. - In 2009, Connolly scored the game-winner to beat Hobart, 7-6 at Geneva. - Last season, Kyle Smith, son of former UMass All-American in the late 1970s Norm Smith, has scored two game-winners in overtime to beat Towson and Drexel. UMass played and won back-to-back overtime games -- the April 9-16 games -- for the first time since April 22-25, 1992 when UMass beat Harvard (7-6) and Rutgers (9-8). The three-overtime win over Drexel was UMass longest game since a five-overtime win over Cornell on March 30, That game equalled the longest in UMass history. UMass beat Cortland in 5OTs in Lucky Numbers 10, 11, 13 UMass has won 77 of its last 78 games when scoring 13 goals (98.6 win percentage), with three wins last season -- all on the road: 16-9 at Saint Joseph s (4/2), 14-6 at Providence (3/15) and at Hartford (2/19). UMass was 3-1 in 2010 year when tallying 13 or more. When scoring 11 goals or more, UMass has won 63 of its last 65 games, a 96.9 win percentage. Last season, UMass had six games with 11-plus goals, all wins. The Minutemen had at least 11 goals in the first eight games of the 2010 season with a 6-2 record. UMass had won 45 games in a row when scoring 11 or more goals until falling at Yale, on March 5, The Minutemen also lost to Harvard, last season on March 13, marking the most goals UMass scored in a loss since a defeat to Delaware on April 15, UMass had won 67 games in a row when scoring 13 or more goals. UMass is 54-3 in its last 57 games when scoring double-figures, (94.3 win percentage). UMass was a perfect 7-0 last year when reaching 10, with wins over Hartford, Ohio State, Providence, Saint Joseph s, Drexel, Delaware and Penn State. In 2010, UMass posted an 8-2 record when scoring 10 or more. UMass had won 29 games in a row when scoring 10 or more goals, but that streak was snapped with a loss to Hofstra on Feb. 21, The Minutemen were 29-0 when scoring 10 or more goals from Prior to the loss at Hofstra, the last loss when scoring 10 goals came on May 1, 2004, a loss at Syracuse.). CAA...standings & stats 2011 Standings Team W L Pct Home Road CAA L5 Streak Drexel Won 3 UMass Won 9 Towson Won 5 Penn State Won 1 Hofstra Won 1 St. Joseph s Lost 2 Delaware Lost 4 Upcoming CAA SCHEDULE 04/07 Drexel vs. Penn State 2:00 p.m. 04/07 Massachusetts vs. Towson 1:00 p.m. 04/07 Hofstra vs. Saint Joseph s 1:00 p.m. 04/07 Michigan vs. Delaware 1:00 p.m. 04/09 Delaware vs. Mercer 3:00 p.m. 04/14 North Carolina vs. Hofstra 1:30 p.m. 04/14 Delaware vs. Saint Joseph s 1:00 p.m. 04/14 Drexel vs. Massachusetts 2:00 p.m. 04/14 Towson vs. Penn State 7:30 p.m. 04/14 Delaware vs. Saint Joseph s 1:00 p.m. 04/17 Saint Joseph s vs. Penn 7:00 p.m. 04/21 Mercer vs. Saint Joseph s 1:00 p.m. 04/21 Towson vs. Drexel 7:30 p.m. 04/21 Penn State vs. Delaware 7:00 p.m. 04/21 Massachusetts vs. Hofstra 4:00 p.m. 04/24 Marist vs. Saint Joseph s TBD 04/27 Delaware vs. Massachusetts 7:00 p.m. 04/28 Penn State vs. Hofstra 12:00 p.m. 04/28 Saint Joseph s vs. Towson 1:00 p.m. 04/28 Drexel vs. St. John s 4:00 p.m.

4 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Game Results All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Site Att. Goalie Feb 10 at Army W West Point, N.Y. 474 Tim McCormack (1-0) Feb 18 #12 BUCKNELL W Amherst, Mass Tim McCormack (2-0) Feb 25 at #11 Ohio State W Columbus, Ohio 1304 Tim McCormack (3-0) Mar 03 at Brown W Providence, RI 792 Tim McCormack Mar 06 ALBANY W Amhest, Mass. 537 Tim McCormack (5-0) Mar 10 HARTFORD W Amherst, Mass Tim McCormack (6-0) * Mar 17 at #14 Penn State WOT University Park, Pa. 563 Tim McCormack (7-0) Mar 27 HARVARD W Amherst, Mass. 638 Tim McCormack (8-0) * Mar 31 SAINT JOSEPH'S W Amherst, Mass Tim McCormack (9-0) Team Record W-L-T Overall: 9-0 Conference: 2-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-0 Neutral: 0-0 Overtime: 1-0 Attendance Dates Total Average Total: Home: Away: Neutral: The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Overall: 9-0 Conf: 2-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-0 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 1 Will Manny Art Kell Kyle Smith Colin Fleming Anthony Biscardi Mike Fetterly Connor Mooney Steve D'Amario Bobby Tyler Robert Lynott Sean Cleary Grant Whiteway Brett Tobin Brendan Schroeder Ryan Izzo Greg Rushing Ryan Hollenbaugh Tim McCormack Anthony Toresco Matt Whippen Greg Anderson K.R. Jurgelevich Tyler Hegarty Andrew Sokol Reed Goodhue Alex Reinhard Joseph Snyder Jake Smith Larry Gilligan Vincent Travaglini Peter Von Rosenvinge Tom Celentani Eric Soto Charles Robino James Fahey Joe Calvello Tyler Knight Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 42 Tim McCormack : Reed Goodhue : Total 9 541: Opponents 9 541: Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Attendance Summary UMASS Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/861 4/783 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Massachusetts , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Massachusetts , Opponents

5 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March 27, 2012 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Overall: 9-0 Conf: 2-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-0 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS UMASS OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up Man-down 1 0 Unassisted Overtime 1 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES Number Minutes 34:30 33:00 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/861 4/783 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Massachusetts Opponents

6 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Team Game-by-Game Comparison All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal GB T/O Faceoff Clears Penalties Feb 10 Army /9 5/6 36/32 22/17 28/30 10/16 11/ / /4-3.0 Feb 18 BUCKNELL /9 10/4 30/28 24/16 26/24 13/17 10/ / /3-2.0 Feb 25 Ohio State 9-3 9/3 8/1 32/26 20/14 27/31 15/19 8/ / /7-6.0 Mar 03 Brown /7 5/2 29/42 23/22 22/22 16/13 12/ / /2-1.5 Mar 06 ALBANY /7 9/5 52/26 28/19 36/13 12/14 21/4 8-12/ /4-3.5 Mar 10 HARTFORD /5 10/4 38/26 26/16 24/17 12/14 15/ / /5-4.0 Mar 17 Penn State 9-8 9/8 4/2 35/35 19/21 33/29 14/10 10/ / /5-4.5 Mar 27 HARVARD /8 9/5 37/32 25/19 28/23 14/12 15/ / /2-2.0 Mar 31 SAINT JOSEPH'S /3 14/3 40/33 25/16 22/17 12/14 14/ / /7-6.5 Totals /59 74/32 329/ / / / / / / Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Opponent Date Score MANNY,WILL GOODHUE,RE IZZO,RYAN LYNOTT,ROB KNIGHT,TYL SOKOL,ANDR SMITH,KYLE HEGARTY,TY CALVELLO,J FAHEY,JAME HOLLENBAUG at ARMY Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP BUCKNELL Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at OSU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP at BRWN Mar W DNP DNP DNP ALBANY Mar W DNP HARTFORD Mar W DNP DNP DNP at PSU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP HARV Mar W DNP DNP DNP SJU Mar W Opponent Date Score RUSHING,GR ROBINO,CHA FETTERLY,M SOTO,ERIC CELENTANI, D'AMARIO,S SCHROEDER, TYLER,BOBB JURGELEVIC TOBIN,BRET BISCARDI,A at ARMY Feb W DNP DNP BUCKNELL Feb W DNP DNP DNP at OSU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP at BRWN Mar W DNP DNP ALBANY Mar W DNP HARTFORD Mar W DNP DNP at PSU Mar W DNP DNP DNP HARV Mar W DNP DNP DNP SJU Mar W Opponent Date Score TORESCO,AN MOONEY,CON WHITEWAY,G FLEMING,CO KELL,ART WHIPPEN,MA CLEARY,SEA ANDERSON,G ROSENVINGE TRAVAGLINI GILLIGAN,L at ARMY Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP BUCKNELL Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at OSU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at BRWN Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP ALBANY Mar W DNP HARTFORD Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP at PSU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP HARV Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP SJU Mar W

7 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March 27, 2012 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Team High/Low Analysis All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Massachusetts - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 29 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 26 vs Albany (Mar 06) GOALS 17 vs Albany (Mar 06) 16 vs Harvard (Mar 27) ASSISTS 14 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 10 vs Hartford (Mar 10) 10 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) SHOTS 52 vs Albany (Mar 06) 40 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) SHOTS ON GOAL 28 vs Albany (Mar 06) 26 vs Hartford (Mar 10) SAVES 15 at Brown (Mar 03) 13 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 13 at Penn State (Mar 17) GROUND BALLS 36 vs Albany (Mar 06) 33 at Penn State (Mar 17) TURNOVERS 16 at Brown (Mar 03) 15 at Ohio State (Feb 25) OPP. TURNOVERS 19 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 17 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 15 at Army (Feb 10) 13 vs Harvard (Mar 27) 13 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) GOALS 9 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 9 at Army (Feb 10) ASSISTS 6 at Army (Feb 10) 5 vs Harvard (Mar 27) 5 vs Albany (Mar 06) SHOTS 42 at Brown (Mar 03) 35 at Penn State (Mar 17) SHOTS ON GOAL 22 at Brown (Mar 03) 21 at Penn State (Mar 17) SAVES 13 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 12 vs Hartford (Mar 10) GROUND BALLS 31 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 30 at Army (Feb 10) TURNOVERS 19 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 17 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) OPP. TURNOVERS 16 at Brown (Mar 03) 15 at Ohio State (Feb 25) Massachusetts - GAME LOWS POINTS 13 at Penn State (Mar 17) 17 at Army (Feb 10) 17 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 17 at Brown (Mar 03) GOALS 9 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 9 at Penn State (Mar 17) ASSISTS 4 at Penn State (Mar 17) 5 at Army (Feb 10) 5 at Brown (Mar 03) SHOTS 29 at Brown (Mar 03) 30 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) SHOTS ON GOAL 19 at Penn State (Mar 17) 20 at Ohio State (Feb 25) SAVES 7 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 8 at Army (Feb 10) GROUND BALLS 22 at Brown (Mar 03) 22 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) TURNOVERS 10 at Army (Feb 10) 12 vs Albany (Mar 06) 12 vs Hartford (Mar 10) 12 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) OPP. TURNOVERS 10 at Penn State (Mar 17) 12 vs Harvard (Mar 27) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 4 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 6 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) GOALS 3 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 3 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) ASSISTS 1 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 2 at Brown (Mar 03) 2 at Penn State (Mar 17) SHOTS 26 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 26 vs Albany (Mar 06) 26 vs Hartford (Mar 10) SHOTS ON GOAL 14 at Ohio State (Feb 25) 16 vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 16 vs Hartford (Mar 10) 16 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) SAVES 9 vs Harvard (Mar 27) 10 at Army (Feb 10) 10 at Penn State (Mar 17) 10 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) GROUND BALLS 13 vs Albany (Mar 06) 17 vs Hartford (Mar 10) 17 vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) TURNOVERS 10 at Penn State (Mar 17) 12 vs Harvard (Mar 27) The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Massachusetts Player High/Low Analysis All games (as of Apr 06, 2012) Massachusetts - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 9 Will Manny at Army (Feb 10) 8 Will Manny vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) GOALS 7 Will Manny at Army (Feb 10) 5 Will Manny vs Harvard (Mar 27) ASSISTS 5 Will Manny vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 4 Will Manny vs Hartford (Mar 10) 4 Will Manny vs Bucknell (Feb 18) SHOTS 10 Colin Fleming at Ohio State (Feb 25) 9 Will Manny at Army (Feb 10) SHOTS ON GOAL 7 Kyle Smith vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 7 Will Manny at Army (Feb 10) SAVES 15 Tim McCormack at Brown (Mar 03) 13 Tim McCormack at Penn State (Mar 17) GROUND BALLS 9 Anthony Toresco vs Albany (Mar 06) 9 Greg Rushing vs Albany (Mar 06) CAUSED TURNOVER 4 Tom Celentani vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 2 Greg Rushing vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 2 Jake Smith vs Saint Joseph's (Mar 31) 2 Tom Celentani vs Harvard (Mar 27) 2 Jake Smith vs Hartford (Mar 10) 2 Ryan Hollenbaugh vs Hartford (Mar 10) 2 Ryan Izzo vs Hartford (Mar 10) 2 Tom Celentani vs Albany (Mar 06) 2 Greg Rushing at Brown (Mar 03) 2 Tom Celentani at Ohio State (Feb 25) 2 Greg Rushing at Ohio State (Feb 25) 2 Tim McCormack vs Bucknell (Feb 18) 2 Greg Rushing at Army (Feb 10) 2 Will Manny at Army (Feb 10)

8 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 Game 1 Feb. 10, 2012 Michie Stadium, West Point, NY. #11/13 UMass 12, Army 9 WEST POINT, N.Y. - Will Manny scored a career-high seven goals and nine points to lead the No. 11 UMass men s lacrosse team to a 12-9 season-opening win at Army on Friday afternoon at Michie Stadium. Manny s nine-point performance was the first since Jeff Zywicki did the same against Albany in The win was also head coach Greg Cannella s 150th career victory. Along with Manny s career day, Kyle Smith posted a career-high four goals including a pair of key tallies late in the fourth quarter after Army (0-1) had pulled within a goal. Tim McCormack picked up with win in cage making eight saves.the Black Knights were led by Andrew Boyd, Garrett Thul, and John Glesener who each had two goals. Zach Palmieri took the loss in goal making 10 saves. Smith started the scoring on the day at the 12:18 mark of the first quarter. His goal was followed up by a pair of Manny tallies as the Minutemen took a 3-0 lead with 4:24 left in the first. Army climbed back with a pair of markers to make it a 3-2 game heading into the second quarter. With a manup advantage still left from the end of the first, Manny capitalized just 14 seconds into the second quarter giving UMass a 4-2 lead. Colin Fleming added a goal just over two minutes later to put the Minutemen up by three. Army again answered with a pair of goals, but Manny added his fourth and fifth goals of the first half followed by a man-up score from Smith to give UMass an 8-5 lead at halftime. The teams traded a pair of goals in the second half with Manny scoring his sixth and seventh tallies in that frame. His unassisted goal off a losse ball outside the creast gave the Minutemen a 10-7 lead going into the fourth quarter. Thul scored at the 11:00 mark of the fourth quarter and Glesener added another tally with 7:02 left to pull the Black Knights within one, 10-9, but Smith added another pair of goals and the defense stood tall aided by three saves from McCormack in the final six minutes. Manny narrowly missed tying the UMass record for most goals in a game when his shot with 5:57 left in the game hit the inside of the backside post. The Minutemen outshot Army 36-to-32 for the day and were 2-for-3 with the man-up advantage, while holding the Black Knights to just 1-for-3 with the extra man. Game 2 Feb. 18, 2012 Garber Field, Amherst, Mass. #11 UMass 11,#12 Bucknell 9 AMHERST, Mass. - Will Manny posted a game-high seven points and Kyle Smith scored three goals as the No. 11 UMass men s lacrosse team defeated No. 12 Bucknell 11-9 on Saturday afternoon at Garber Field. Manny went over the 100-point plateau for his career with three goals and four assists. UMass improves to 2-0 on the season, while the Bison fall to 0-2 overall. The Minutemen will head to Ohio State next Saturday for a 1 PM opening faceoff. Along with Manny and Smith, Mike Fetterly recorded a four-point game with a goal and three assists, while Art Kell scored a goal and added two assists. Defensively, Tom Celentani led the way with four caused turnovers, while Tim McCormack made six saves in the win. The Minutemen never trailed in the game jumping out to a 2-0 lead on a pair of Smith goals in the first seven minutes of the first quarter. The Bison rallied back to tie the game 2-2 with 4:41 left, however, neither team was able to score again in the opening stanza. With a man-up advantage to start the second quarter, Colin Fleming cashed in to put UMass up 3-2 in the first nine seconds of play. Bucknell tied the game just over two minutes later as Chase Bailey scored his second of the day converting on the man-up advantage for the Bison. A pair of UMass goals from Manny and Grant Whiteway gave the Minutemen some breathing room going into halftime with a 5-3 lead. Just over two minutes into the third quarter, Smith scored his third of the day to extend the lead to three goals. Back-to-back goals left in the third. The Bison cut the lead back to two goals with goals from Burke and Dickson coming just 33 seconds apart making it an 8-6 game with 6 minutes left in the third. A good start to the four quarter with a man-up goal and an even-strength goal from Manny put UMass back up by four, 10-6, with just over 12 minutes remaining in the game.bucknell scored three of the last four goals in the game to give the final score including a pair by Billy Eisenreich who finished with three goals and three assists to lead the Bison. Game 3 Feb. 25, 2012 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio #8 UMass 9,#11 Ohio State 3 COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 8 UMass men s lacrosse team scored four unanswered fourth quarter goals and the defense held No. 11 Ohio State to just one goal over the last three quarters of play in a 9-3 win at Ohio Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Senior goalie Tim McCormack made 11 saves in the win, while Kyle Smith and Colin Flemming each scored three goals to lead the offense. The win improves UMass to 3-0 on the season with a pair of wins over Top-15 ranked teams. The loss drops Ohio State to 3-1 overall and comes after the Buckeyes win last weekend over No. 5 Denver. Ohio State jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first period. Dominique Alexander and Logan Schuss each tallied unassisted goals in the first 7:11 of play. The game took a turn in UMass favor when Shuss was called for an illegal body check 11 seconds after his goal giving UMass a nonreleasible man-up advantage for a minute. Colin Fleming scored twice on the extended extraman opportunity to tie the game 2-2. He took a feed from Will Manny just 20 seconds into the EMO and then scored off an Anthony Biscardi feed at the 6:47 mark to tie the game. Manny gave UMass the 3-2 lead with seven seconds left in the first quarter after Bobby Tyler forced an Ohio State turnover. Neither team was able to score in the second period despite Ohio State getting eight shots. UMass took a pair of penalties but was able to kill off both OSU extra-man opportunities. Kyle Smith scored the first of his three goals midway through the third quarter, before Schuss notched his second to keep the Buckeyes within one, 4-3 with 3:16 to go. Another late UMass goal as from Flemming with 22 seconds left put the Minutemen back up by two, 5-3, heading into the fourth. Biscardi scored 1:42 into the fourth quarter giving UMass a 6-3 lead. A pair of Ohio State penalties led to a pair of Smith goals in the fourth. At the 8:16 mark, Smith scored just before an Alexander penalty was set to expire. Smith notched his third goal of the game at the 3:29 mark on another extra-man opportunity - the fourth EMO goal of the day for the Minutemen. Manny tallied his fourth point of the game (2 goals, 2 assists) with just under two minutes to go to finalize the scoring. The Minutemen outshot Ohio State 32-to-26 for the game and was 4-for-6 with the extra-man. Special teams were key as UMass held the Buckeyes 0-for-3 with the extra-man. Schuss finished the game with two goals for Ohio State, while Greg Dutton took the loss in goal making 10 saves. Box Score Army (0-1) #11 UMass (1-0) Scoring: Army - Andrew Boyd (2-1=3), Garrett Thul (2-0=2), John Glesener (2-0=2), Tim Henderson (1-1=2), Devin Lynch (1-0=1), Matt Ghidotti (1-0=1), Pat Brennan (0-1=1), Tyler Kamide (0-1=1), Derek Sipperly (0-1=1), Alex Van Krevel (0-1=1) UMass - Will Manny (7-2=9), Kyle Smith (4-0=4), Colin Fleming (1-0=1), Art Kell (0-1=1), Connor Mooney (0-1=1), Greg Rushing (0-1=1) Goalies: Army - Zach Palmieri (60:00, 12 GA, 10 saves). UMass- Tim McCormack (60:00, 9 GA, 8 saves) Team Stats Army UMass Shots = =36 Saves = =8 Face-Offs 13/24 11/24 Groundballs = =28 Clears 14/18 14/18 Turnovers = =10 Caused Turnovers 2 6 Extra-Man Opp. 1/3 2/3 Penalties 4/3:00 4/2:30 Attendance: 474 Box Score Bucknell (0-2) #11 UMass (2-0) Scoring: Bucknell - Billy Eisrenrich (3-3-6), Chase Bailey (2-0-2), Peter Burke (2-0-2), Nick Gantsoudes (0-1-1), David Dickson (2-0-2) UMass - Will Manny (3-4-7), Kyle Smith (3-1-4), Colin Fleming (1-0=1), Art Kell (1-2-3), Mike Fetterly (1-3-4), Steve D Amario (1-0-1), Grant Whiteway (1-0-1) Goalies: Bucknell - Kyle Feeney (60:00, 11 GA, 13 saves). UMass- Tim McCormack (60:00, 9 GA, 6 saves) Team Stats Bucknell UMass Shots = =30 Saves = =6 Face-Offs 13/23 10/23 Groundballs = =26 Clears 11/16 7/9 Turnovers = =13 Caused Turnovers 7 10 Extra-Man Opp. 2/5 2/3 Penalties 3/2:00 5/4:00 Attendance: Box Score #8 UMass (3-0) #11 Ohio State (3-1) Scoring: UMass - Will Manny (2-2-4); Colin Fleming (3-0-3); Kyle Smith (3-0-3); Anthony Biscardi (1-2-3); Mike Fetterly (0-2-2); Connor Mooney (0-2-2) Ohio State - Logan Schuss (2-0-2); Dominique Alexander (1-0-1), Reegan Comeault (0-1-1) Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (60:00, 3 GA, 11 saves). Ohio State- Greg Dutton (58:36, 9 GA, 10 saves), Scott Spencer (1:24, 0 GA, 1 save) Team Stats UMass Ohio State Shots = =26 Saves = =11 Face-Offs 8/16 8/16 Groundballs = =31 Clears 17/23 18/20 Turnovers = =19 Caused Turnovers 6 7 Extra-Man Opp. 4/7 0/3 Penalties 3/2:30 7/6:00 Attendance: 1304

9 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March 27, 2012 Game 4 March 3, 2012 Meister-Kavan Field, Providence, R.I. #6 UMass 12, Brown 7 PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Tim McCormack stopped a seasonhigh 15 shots and Art Kell scored three goals while assisting on two others as the No. 6 UMass men s lacrosse team defeated Brown on Saturday afternoon at Meister-Kavan Field. The Minutemen improve to 4-0 on the season and will return to action on Tuesday afternoon against Albany at Garber Field (3 PM). McCormack s efforts marked the second straight game for the netminder with double-digit saves after posting 11 last Saturday in the win over No. 11 Ohio State. He was excellent in the fourth quarter making eight saves on 15 Brown shots. The five-point game marked a seasonhigh for Kell. Tewaaraton Watch List midfielder Anthony Biscardi also added three goals in the win, while Will Manny, the nation s second-leading point scorer entering the game, tallied two goals. Greg Rushing had another solid game defensively with two caused turnovers and six groundballs to lead the Minutemen. Brown (1-1) was led by Parker Brown who tallied four goals. Sam Hurster, Stephen Loudon, and Dan O Brien each scored a goal in the loss. Will Round made 11 saves for the Bears for the game. UMass jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first 7:24 of the first quarter thanks to goals from Colin Fleming and Biscardi. O Brien cut the lead in half midway through the period to make it a 2-1 game. In the second quarter, Kell and Biscardi accounted for the only scoring as UMass took a 4-1 lead into halftime. Defensive special teams stood tall for the Minutemen as UMass killed off three Brown extra-man opportunities for a total of 2 minutes and 30 seconds. A pair of goals to start the third quarter built the Minutemen s lead to 6-1, but Brown came back with scores from Brown and Hurster making it a 6-3 game with 3:32 to go. Steve D Amario took a Mike Fetterly feed with 2:04 left in the third quarter as UMass went back up 7-3 setting up a wild fourth quarter. The Bears scored four goals in the fourth including a pair of Brown goals separated by 52 seconds in the final two minutes of play making it an 11-7 lead for UMass with 63 seconds to go. Kell netted his third goal of the game to give the final score with 37 seconds left. Brown held a 42-to-29 advantage in shots, but only 22 were on goal for the Bears. Both teams were held scoreless on the extra-man opportunities with UMass going 0-for-2 and Brown going 0-for-3. Game 5 March 6, 2012 Garber Field, Amherst, Mass. #5 UMass 17, Albany 7 AMHERST, Mass. - Led by three goals by both Art Kell and Kyle Smith, the No. 5 UMass men s lacrosse team ran past Albany 17-7 on Tuesday afternoon at Garber Field. Nine different Minutemen tallied goals for UMass which outshot the Great Danes 52-to-26 for the game. UMass will return to Garber Field on Saturday against Hartford (1 PM). Kell and Smith also added a pair of assists to their three goals giving them a game-high five points. Steve D Amario, Anthony Biscardi, Will Manny, and Sean Cleary all tallied a pair of goals as well. Albany was led by Joe Resetarits who had three goals and an assist in the game. Miles Thompson netted a pair of goals, while Lyle Thompson scored a goal and added two assists. Tim McCormack picked up his fifth win of the season making 11 saves while adding his cause with an assist. Reed Goodhue closed out the final 4 minutes, 37 seconds making one save. John Carroll took the loss for the Great Danes making 11 saves while allowing 16 goals. Max Huber played the final 4 minutes, 37 seconds for Albany allowing one goal. UMass shot advantage was aided by winning 21-of-25 faceoffs led by Anthony Toresco s 11-for-11 performance. Toresco also had a game-high nine groundballs which was tied with fellow faceoff man Greg Rushing who was 4-for- 5 on the day. The Minutemen jumped out to a 6-0 lead holding Albany scoreless until the 4:27 mark of the first quarter. Anthony Biscardi scored his two goals in the first 7 minutes, 39 seconds of play, while Kell sandwiched a man-up and a man-down goal around a D Amario unassisted strike. The second quarter was again dominated by UMass as the Minutemen picked up two goals from Smith including his tally at the 3:54 mark which put UMass up 9-1. Cleary scored his first collegiate goal with 62 seconds left in the second quarter giving UMass a 10-2 lead at halftime. The Great Danes scored two of the first three goals to start the third period, but UMass closed strong with three straight goals in the final five minutes. Smith capped the run with his third of the day with 19 seconds to go. Colin Fleming scored his first goal of the day midway through the fourth quarter and Cleary added his second with 3:55 left giving UMass a 17-6 lead. Matthew Bertrams added the final goal of the day with 1:38 to go for the final 17-7 score. Game 6 March 10, 2012 Garber Field, Amherst, Mass. #5 UMass 14, Hartford 5 AMHERST, Mass. - A pair of hat tricks from Art Kell and Colin Fleming paced the offense, while the Minutemen defense clamped down on the Hawks in the No. 5 UMass men s lacrosse team s 14-5 win over Hartford on Saturday at Garber Field. For the sixth straight time this season, the UMass defense gave up under 10 goals while goalie Tim McCormack made 11 saves to improve the Minutemen to 6-0 this season. Kell added an assist on the day for a total of four points. Will Manny posted a six-point day with a pair of goals and four assists. Bobby Tyler scored a goal and added two assists, while Mike Fetterly scored a pair of goals. Hartford (1-4) was led by Kevin O Shea who had a pair of goals. Carter Bender and Ryan Compitello each posted a goal and an assist. Scott Bement took the loss making 12 saves. The Minutemen used a big first period to jump in front of the Hawks 5-1. Ryan Izzo scored his first career goal to put the Minutemen on the scoreboard first just 63 seconds into the contest. Art Kell then added a man-up goal at the 12:29 mark before Kyle Smith, Manny and Kell all scored to put UMass up 5-0 with 2:38 left in the period. Compitello scored with 67 seconds left in the quarter leading to a pair of O Shea goals to start the second quarter cutting the lead to 5-3 with 11:55 until halftime. The UMass offense then took over as Mike Fetterly and Colin Fleming each scored a pair of goals to spark an eight goal run. Longstick defenseman Brett Tobin scored his first career goal in transition off a Manny feed to cap the run with 9:24 left in the third giving the Minutemen a 13-3 lead. Fleming capped his hat trick with his 10th goal of the season 58 seconds into the fourth quarter. Bender scored with 6:21 left in the game to close out the scoring for the Hawks. The Minutemen outshot the Hawks 38-to-26 for the game and won 15-of-22 faceoffs. Hartford was 1-for-3 on extra-man opportunities, while UMass was 1-for-5. Box Score #6 UMass (4-0) Brown (1-1) Scoring: UMass Conor Fleming (1-0-1); Anthony Biscardi (3-0-3); Art Kell (3-2-5); Kyle Smith (1-1-2); Steve D Amario (1-0-1); Will Manny (2-0-2); Mike Fetterly (1-1-2); Conor Mooney (0-1-0) Brown Dan O Brien (1-0-1); Parker Brown (4-0-4); Sam Hurster (1-0-1); Stephen Loudon (1-0-1); Nick Piroll (0-1-1); Alex Jones (0-1-1) Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (60:00, 7 GA, 15 saves). Brown- Will Round (59:03, 11 GA, 11 saves), Corbin Booker (0:57, 1 GA, 0 save) Team Stats UMass Brown Shots = =42 Saves = =11 Face-Offs 12/23 11/23 Groundballs = =22 Clears 20/24 20/22 Turnovers = =13 Caused Turnovers 5 6 Extra-Man Opp. 0/2 0/3 Penalties 3/2:30 2/1:30 Attendance: 792 Box Score Albany 0-4) #5 UMass (5-0) Scoring: UMass Anthony Biscardi (2-0-2); Art Kell (3-2-5); Steve D Amario (2-1-3); Kyle Smith (3-2-5); Sean Cleary (2-0-2); Will Manny (2-0-2); Robert Lynott (1-1-2) Bobby Tyler (1-0-1); Colin Fleming (1-2-3),Tim McCormack (0-1-1) Albany Joe Resetarits (3-1-4); Lyle Thompson (1-2-3); Mile Thompson (2-0-2); Matthew Bertrams (1-0-1), Ty Thompson (0-1-1), Will Fuller (0-1-1) Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (55:23, 6 GA, 11 saves), Reed Goodhue (4:37, 1 GA, 1 Save). Albany- John Carroll (55:23, 16 GA, 11 saves), Max Huber (4:37, 1 GA, 0 save) Team Stats UMass Albany Shots = =26 Saves = =12 Face-Offs 21/25 4/25 Groundballs = =13 Clears 8/12 12/15 Turnovers = =19 Caused Turnovers 5 4 Extra-Man Opp. 2/4 2/7 Penalties 7/8:00 4/3:30 Attendance: 537 Box Score Hartford (1-4) #5 UMass (6-0) Scoring: UMass Ryan Izzo (1-0-1); Art Kell (3-1-4); Kyle Smith (1-1-2); Will Manny (2-4-6); Mike Fetterly (2-0-2); Colin Fleming (3-0-3); Bobby Tyler(1-2-3); Brett Tobin (1-0-1), Anthony Biscardi (0-2-2) Hartford Ryan Compitello (1-1-2); Kevin O Shea (2-0-2); Jared Franze (1-0-1); Carter Bender (1-1-2), Martin Bowes (0-1-1), Justin Bentivegna (0-1-1) Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (56:15, 5 GA, 11 saves), Reed Goodhue (3:45, 0 GA, 0 saves). Hartford- Scott Bement (60:00, 14 GA, 12 saves) Team Stats UMass Hartford Shots = =26 Saves = =12 Face-Offs 15/22 7/22 Groundballs = =17 Clears 10/13 9/11 Turnovers = =14 Caused Turnovers 11 6 Extra-Man Opp. 1/5 1/3 Penalties 3/2:30 5/4:00 Attendance: 1043

10 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 Game 7 Mar. 17, 2012 Game 8 Mar. 27, 2012 PSU Field, University Park, Pa. Garber Field, Amherst, Mass. #3/4 UMass 9, #2/3 UMass 16, Harvard 8 #14 Penn State 8 (OT) AMHERST, Mass. - The No. 2 UMass men s lacrosse team UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Mike Fetterly scored 68 seconds into overtime to keep the No. 3 UMass men s lacrosse was finally able to break through the Harvard Crimson on Tuesday night with a 16-8 victory at Garber Field, improving to 8-0 on the season. The Minutemen came into the team undefeated with a 9-8 win at No. 14 Penn State on Saturday afternoon. The Minutemen trailed Penn State contest having lost three of the last four against Harvard, 7-5 going into the fourth quarter, but rallied with three but were able to break that streak with the team s third straight goals to end up forcing overtime. The game was largest margin of victory thus far in the third consecutive to be decided by one goal and the Will Manny paved the way for coach Cannella s squad second to go to OT. with a game-high five goals, while dishing out two assists. The win improves UMass to 7-0 and 1-0 in the CAA, Art Kell scored four times, and Anthony Biscardi added while the Nittany Lions fall to 3-3 and 0-1 in the league. a hat trick towards the UMass effort. Mike Fetterly was Fetterly added an assist to finish the game with three unselfish with a team-high three assists. points. Will Many led UMass with three goals, while Kyle Play was back and forth throughout the first half, as Smith and Art Kell each added two goals. Tim McCormack UMass opened the first 15 minutes of play with two goals was solid in goal once again making 13 saves including five by Kell and Manny. The second stanza was much like the in the fourth quarter. first, with UMass coming away with a 4-2 goal advantage Matthew Mackrides led Penn State with three goals and on scores by Biscardi and Bobby Tyler. an assist, while Tom LaCrosse added two goals. Austin Kaut It was not until the second half that the Minutemen made 10 saves in the loss. extended their lead beyond four goals. Steve D Amario UMass trailed Penn State heading into the fourth quarter, but scored three straight goals to take an 8-7 lead and Kell reeled off consecutive tallies, six minutes into the final 30 minutes of play to make it after Manny s tally with 6:42 to go. Mackrides answered The Crimson would not go away quietly, scoring twice just over a minute later to tie the game. in the third quarter and twice in the fourth. The final McCormack made a pair of saves on the ensuing PSU quarter of play was dominated by the Minutemen with a possession allowing the Minutemen to clear the ball with 4-2 goal advantage, including the first four of the quarter. 3:30 left. UMass was able to get a pair of Colin Fleming Alex White was a bright spot for Harvard with three shots off, but the Nittany Lions cleared the zone after goals, as the Minutemen held the Crimson s leading scorer Kaut saved the second. coming into the contest, Jeff Cohen, to just one score. Penn State called timeout twice in the final two minutes The Minutemen won the ground battle with a of regulation, but UMass held the Nittany Lions at bay to advantage on ground balls. The Minutemen were force the overtime. on faceoffs and 1-2 on extra man opportunities. Tim Mc- Anthony Toresco won his seventh faceoff of the day to Cormack was rock solid in between the pipes, stopping start overtime giving UMass the opening possession. Fetterly s first shot was just wide before finding space past 11 Harvard shots. Next on the docket for UMass are the Saint Joseph s Kaut for the game-winner at the 2:52 mark. Hawks on Mar. 31 at Garber Field. The opening faceoff is UMass trailed 4-3 after the first quarter, but scored set for 1 p.m. twice in the second to take a 5-4 lead into halftime. Penn State scored three goals in the third and held UMass scoreless to reclaim the lead 7-5 heading into the fourth. Game 9 Mar. 31, 2012 Garber Field, Amherst, Mass. #2/3 UMass 15, St. Joe s 3 AMHERST, Mass. - For just the third time in program history, the No. 2 UMass men s lacrosse team improved to 9-0 on the season after a 15-3 win over Saint Joseph s on Saturday afternoon at Garber Field. The Minutemen started the 1981 and 2001 seasons with 9-0 records as well. Will Manny posted eight points on the day with three goals and five assists, while the UMass defense clamped down on the Hawks allowing a season-low three goals. Along with the 9-0 overall record, UMass also improves to 2-0 in the CAA. The Minutemen will return to action next Saturday, April 7 against CAA foe Towson at Garber Field. Saint Joseph s falls to 3-6 overall and 0-3 in league play. Manny s outing marked the fifth-time this season where he posted six points or more in a game. His five assists tied his career-high which he previously set Tuesday against Harvard. Art Kell notched five points in the game with a pair of goals and five assists, while Anthony Biscardi tallied three goals and an assist. Connor Mooney and Colin Fellming each posted a pair of goals as well. The defense was led by Jake Smith who caused a pair of turnovers and collected four groundballs. Tim McCormack played 49 minutes, 47 seconds in goal making 11 saves while allowing no goals. The Hawks were led by Augustus Quinzani who scored a pair of fourth quarter man-up goals. Ryan McGee scored Saint Joseph s other goal and added a pair of assists. Griffin Ferrigan took the loss making 10 saves. Faceoffs were the key to the game with the Minutemen winning 14-of-18 on the day. Anthony Toresco was nearly perfect going 8-for-9 while scooping up four groundballs to lead UMass. Paced by five different goal scorers, UMass cruised to a 5-0 lead after the first quarter. The Minutemen added two in the second including a tally from Biscardi with nine seconds to go before halftime. The Hawks started the second half with 50 seconds left on a man-up advantage, but UMass was able to kill it off. Kell scored his second of the day midway through the third quarter as UMass tallied five more goals to go up 12-0 entering the fourth. Mooney capitalized on a pair of extra-man opportunities with a goal at the 14:44 mark and his second just 25 seconds later. Brendan Schroeder netted his first goal as a Minuteman at the 6:43 mark giving UMass a 15-0 lead. Three penalties on the Minutemen in the final four minutes of play led to the three Hawks goals. Quinzani scored his first with 3:55 to go before adding another 28 seconds later. McGee scored with 2:12 left in the game to give the final score.. Box Score #3 UMass (7-0) #14 Penn State (1-0) Scoring: UMass - Will Manny (3-0=3), Art Kell (2-1=3), Mike Fetterly (2-3=3), Colin Fleming (0-2=2) PSU - Matthew Mackrides (3-1=4), Tom LaCrosse (2-0=2), Shane Sturgis (1-0=1), Nick Dolik (1-0=1), Jack Forster (1-0=1), Gavin Ahern (0-1=1) Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (61:08, 8 GA, 13 saves). PSU- Austin Kaut (61:08, 9 GA, 9 saves) Team Stats UMass PSU Shots = =35 Saves = =10 Face-Offs 10/21 11/21 Groundballs = =29 Clears 15/16 15/18 Turnovers = =10 Caused Turnovers 7 10 Extra-Man Opp. 0/5 1/1 Penalties 1/2:00 5/4:30 Attendance: 563 Box Score Harvard (4-4) #2 UMass (8-0) Scoring: UMass - Will Manny (5-2=7), Art Kell (4-1=5), Anthony Biscardi (3-0=3), Mike Fetterly (0-3=3), Connor Mooney (1-1=2), Kyle Smith (1-1=2); Steve D Amario (1-0=1); Bobby Tyler (1-0=1). HAR - White, Alex (3-0=3), Walker, Will (2-1=3), Vaughan, Kevin (3-0=3), Cohen, Jeff (1-0=1), Walker, Jack (1-0=1), Eipp, Daniel (1-0=1), Zimmerman, Carl (1-0=1). Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (58:05, 8 GA, 9 saves); Reed Goodhue (1:55). HAR- Jake Gambitsky (59:28, 15 GA, 8 saves); Harry Krieger (00:32, 1 GA, 1 save) Team Stats Harv UMass Shots = =37 Saves = =11 Face-Offs 12/27 15/27 Groundballs = =28 Clears 10/12 15/16 Turnovers = =14 Caused Turnovers 7 6 Extra-Man Opp. 3/7 1/2 Penalties 7/6:00 2/2:00 Attendance: Box Score Saint Joseph s (7-0) #2 UMass (9-0) Scoring: UMass - Will Manny (3-5=8), Anthony Biscardi (3-1=4), Art Kell (2-3=5), Colin Fleming (2-1=3), Connor Mooney (2-0=2), Kyle Smith (1-1=2), Steve D Amario (1-0=1), Brendan Schroeder (1-0=1), Mike Fetterly (0-1=1), Ryan Hollenbaugh (0-1=1), Robert Lynott (0-1=1). SJU - QUINZANI,AUGUSTUS (2-0=2); MCGEE,RYAN (1-1=2), WILLIAMS,KYLE (0-2=2). Goalies: UMass - Tim McCormack (49:47, 0 GA, 11 saves), Reed Goodhue (10:13, 3 GA, 2 saves). SJU- Griffin Ferrigan (60:00, 15 GA, 10 saves) Team Stats SJU UMass Shots = =40 Saves = =13 Face-Offs 4/18 14/18 Groundballs = =22 Clears 11/15 13/14 Turnovers = =12 Caused Turnovers 8 5 Extra-Man Opp. 3/5 4/7 Penalties 7/6:30 5/4:30 Attendance: 1083

11 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES vs Harvard March 27, NCAA Stat Rankings Massachusetts (9-0) Men's Lacrosse National Ranking Summary Thru Games 04/01/2012 Contact Us Back to team selections Colonial - All Teams Category Rank Actual National Leader Actual Scoring Offense (61 ranked) Colgate 13.6 Scoring Defense (61 ranked) Lehigh 5.45 Face-Off Win Percentage (61 ranked) Denver Man-Up Offense (61 ranked) Lehigh Man-Down Defense (61 ranked) Notre Dame Scoring Margin (61 ranked) Massachusetts 6.22 Win Percentage (61 ranked) Loyola Maryland Massachusetts Assists Per Game (61 ranked) Loyola Maryland 8.78 Saves Per Game (61 ranked) Manhattan Points Per Game (61 ranked) Hartford 21.9 Ground Balls Per Game (61 ranked) Bryant Turnovers Per Game (61 ranked) Virginia 12.5 Caused Turnovers Per Game (61 ranked) Detroit 11.5 Shot Percentage (61 ranked) Bucknell Category Player Rank Actual National Leader Actual Points Per Game (200 ranked) Will Manny Peter Baum, Colgte 5.5 Art Kell Kyle Smith Colin Fleming Anthony Biscardi Mike Fetterly Goals Per Game (200 ranked) Will Manny Peter Baum, Colgte 4.2 Kyle Smith Art Kell Anthony Biscardi Colin Fleming Assists Per Game (200 ranked) Will Manny Steele Stanwick, Va. 3.3 Art Kell Mike Fetterly Kyle Smith Colin Fleming Ground Balls Per Game (200 ranked) Greg Rushing Stephen Robarge, VMI 8.3 Anthony Toresco Art Kell Will Manny Goals-Against Average (61 ranked) Tim McCormack Matthew Poillon, Lehigh 5.43 Save Percentage (61 ranked) Tim McCormack John Kemp, NDame Face-Off Win Pct (122 ranked) Anthony Toresco Bobby Dattilo, Hobart Caused Turnovers Per Game (200 ranked) Tom Celentani Jordan Houtby, Dtroit 2.9 Greg Rushing Jake Smith Shot Percentage (200 ranked) Will Manny Will Manny, UMass Kyle Smith Art Kell Anthony Biscardi Saves Per Game (100 ranked) Tim McCormack Peter Zonino, Hobart 14.43

12 2012 UMASS LACROSSE NOTES Vs Harvard March 27, 2012 Head Coach Greg CANNELLA Recognized as one of the nation s top lacrosse coaches, Greg Cannella finished his 17th year at the helm of the University of Massachusetts program. Cannella has brought his Minutemen to seven NCAA Tournaments, winning seven tournament games since 1997, claiming six New England championships including 2006, won the 2001, 2002, 2005 and 2009 ECAC Lacrosse titles. He was named CAA Co-Coach of the Year in 2011, his fifth conference coach of the year. He was ECAC Coach of the Year in 2009, 2004, 2002, and 2001 and New England Coach of the Year four times including the last two seasons. He was named the 2006 USILA National Coach of the Year after leading UMass to its first-ever lacrosse NCAA Championship game. In 2009, Cannella led UMass back to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time in his tenure and 18th in program history as the Minutemen won the ECAC with a 6-1 league record. Cannella led UMass to its most memorable season in As an unseeded team, UMass had the most difficult path to a lacrosse championship game in history, beating the No. 2, 3 and 4 ranked teams in the nation. UMass topped No. 2 seed Maryland, 8-5 in the semifinals after advancing it its first Final Four with a stunning overtime win over Hofstra on May 20, The miracle comeback saw the Minutemen rally from a 10-5 deficit with 8:03 left in the fourth quarter as UMass won its quarterfinal game at Stony Brook. The 2006 season saw UMass produce two first-team USILA All- Americans for the first time in school history with Sean Morris on attack and Jack Reid being honored on defense. Jake Deane was also named an honorable mention All-American. For the second year in a row, Morris was named a finalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy as the top player in all of college lacrosse. UMass had the second-winningest program in all of college lacrosse over six years from with a record since. Only Johns Hopkins had won at a better rate than UMass 75-percnt win mark. Over six years ( ), UMass was an amazing 43-6 at home at Garber Field (88 percent). Cannella won his 100th career game on March 11, 2006, when UMass beat Harvard, He led UMass to the NCAA Quarterfinals with a 10-9 win over No. 6 seed Cornell on May 13, Cannella led UMass to 58 wins over the last five years ( ), the winningest five-year span in the program s history. A 1988 UMass graduate Cannella took the reigns of the UMass lacrosse program in the fall of 1994 with a great understanding of the program s storied history. He was a two-time letterwinner under the legendary Dick Garber in the mid-1980s and an assistant coach for two seasons with the Minutemen. Cannella is just the fourth head coach in the program s history. The 2005 season will go down as one of the most successful in school history as the Minutemen tied the school record for wins a 13-3 record. UMass advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals for the 10th time in school history while winning the ECAC and New England Championships. The season was historic as UMass knocked off Syracuse twice in a three-week span including a win in the NCAA First Round to end the Orange s 22-year run of reaching the NCAA Semifinals. UMass was featured on ESPN s SportsCenter as well as in Sports Illustrated after the monumental win. #1 WILL MANNY So. A 5-7 Massapeaqua, N.Y NEILA All-New England First Team 2011 All-CAA Second Team Led UMass in scoring (3.00 ppg) with 45 points on 22 goals (second on team) and team-best 23 assists. Third in CAA in points per game (3.00), fourth in assists per game (1.53) and eighth in goals per game (1.47). Ranked 36th in NCAA in points per game and 24th in assists per game in the NCAA. Points in 28 of 29 career games. With 90 points in two years. Had 25-game point scoring streak, having scored in first 25 games of his career, 46 goals, 82 points in streak. Was one of two UMass players with points in every game this season until Hofstra. (Ryan Hantverk is the other) At least two points in 25 of 29 games; three points or more in 20 of 29 career games and four or more in 11 career games. Three four-goal games in 2011, and four hat tricks. Named CAA and New England Lacrosse Player of the Week on April 18. Tallied two goals and an assist in CAA Final vs. Delaware (5/7). Scored a goal and handed out three assists in win over Delaware (4/29). Cannella continued to coach some of the nation s top players as attackman Sean Morris was selected as UMass first-ever finalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy as the sport s top college player. Morris was one of four All-Americans on the 2005 team which also featured seven All-New England selections. The 2003 UMass squad tied a school record with 13 victories, advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals for only the fifth time in school history and was ranked as high as No. 3 in the country, the highest ranking ever for the Minutemen. In addition, the Minutemen ended a 24-game losing streak to Syracuse, becoming the first UMass team to defeat the Orangemen in over two decades. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Cannella spent four years as an assistant coach at Stony Brook from Cannella served as the offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator on John Espey s staff. He earned a master s degree in liberal studies while coaching at Stony Brook. Cannella earned a bachelor s degree in physical education while playing at Massachusetts from He was a two-year starter for the Minutemen and a member of two NCAA Tournament teams. Cannella scored 64 points (33 goals, 31 assists) in his UMass career. Prior to playing at UMass, Cannella spent one year at Nassau (N.Y.) Community College, where he was a first team All-America selection and led Nassau to the 1985 Junior College national title. A native of Lynbrook, N.Y., Cannella played for three years at Lynbrook High School. One of the most prolific scorers in Lynbrook history, Cannella was a high school All-America selection and still ranks among Lynbrook s all-time leading scorers. Cannella served as the President of the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association in 1998, 1999 and 2000, and served as the Vice President in Cannella is currently the chairman of the annual NEILA Scholar Athlete Team, which he started in He has also served on the NCAA Championships Regional Advisory Committee that selected the teams for the NCAA Tournament in 1997, , 2002, 2003, and Cannella was a regional voter in the USILA/STX weekly poll from , as well as a USIlA regional voter for All-Americans since He now serves on the prestigious committee to help select the Tewaaraton Award, a honor given to the nation s top player. Cannella was born on Sept. 2, 1965, in Rockville Centre, N.Y. He and his wife, Laurie, reside in Hadley with their son Vance (8), and daughter Virginia (6). Cannella s Year-By-Year Year W L Pct. Season Notes NCAA First Round NCAA Quarterfinals ECAC Co-Champions NCAA Quarterfinals, ECAC Champions NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA Quarterfinals, ECAC Champions NCAA Finalists, 100th Career Win NCAA First Round, ECAC Champions Three wins over ranked teams CAA Championship Game TOTALS NCAA Final, 7 NCAAs, 4 ECAC Titles 25-game scoring streak ended vs. #8 Hofstra (4/23). Set career-high with six points on three goals and three assists in 3OT win over Drexel (4/16). Scored game-tying goal to send game to overtime. All three of his goals came in final 15:01 of regulation. Either scored or assisted UMass final five goals in 5-0 run to end 3OT win. Second game in a row with four goals at Towson (4/9) including two goals in the fourth quarter and two manup goals. 12 assists in six-game span from March 5-April 2. Equaled career-high with four goals, along with an assist at Saint Joseph s (4/2), for career-high tying five points. Scored on all four shots including man-up goal. Goal and assist vs. Harvard (3/29). Pair of assists vs. Penn State (3/19). Three-point game on a man-up goal, which was game-winning goal, and two assists at Providence (3/15). Tied career-high with three assists at Albany (3/8). Three assists ties career-high in win vs. #20 Brown (3/5). Netted a goal in win over #13 Ohio State (2/26). Tallied career-high four second-half goals including game-winner and an EMG at Hartford (2/19) as part of career-high tying five-point game. Began 2011 season with a goal and two assists vs. #12 Army (2/12) CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. Named Inside Lacrosse s No. 2 Rookie of the Year, LaxNews National Player of Week and CAA Rookie of the Week, Apr. 25, after five-point game vs. #10 Georgetown. CAA Rookie of the Week on Feb. 22 after 7-point start to career. Led team in points (45), goals (27). and assists (18). Sixth in the CAA in points (3.21), eighth in goals (1.93) and fifth in assists (1.29) per game. Points in all 14 games, at least two points in first 13. Three or more points in 10 of 14 games and four or more points in six games. Five hat tricks in 2010 season. Tied career-high with five points including fifth hat trick of the season in huge win vs. #10 Georgetown (4/24/10). Natural hat trick in span of 3:08 at Delaware (4/17/10). Tallied three goals including pretty over-the-shoulder in addition to an assist in win at Penn State (4/3/10). Second hat trick and five points vs. Harvard (3/13/10). First-career hat trick at Yale (3/5/10). Year GP/GS G A Pts. Shots EMG GWG GB Pen / /2: / /0: / /2:00 Totals 38/ /4:30 CAREER HIGHS Goals: 7 at Army (2/10/12) Assists: 5 vs. Saint Joseph s (3/31/12) Points: 9 vs. Army (2/10/12) Multi-Goal Games: 21; Multi-Point Games: 34; Hat Tricks: 14 Point Scoring Streak: 25 Games (2/12/10 to 4/26/11) #2 Reed Goodhue Fr. G 5-10 Topsfield, Mass. Back-up goalie from Topsfield, Mass. First-career save came with 43 seconds left in regulation for biggest save of the season in CAA Semifinal win at Penn State (5/4). Goodhue made save with UMass two men down due to penalties. Second college game at Saint Joseph s (4/2). College debut, playing final 1:24 at Providence (3/15). Starting goalie at Masconomet Regional H.S. As a senior posted a 6.04 GAA and 70.) Save Pct, winning 18 games. First Team All-CAC Eastern Mass All-Star. Father Bob is member of UMass Foundation Board. Brother Nathaniel also attends UMass Year GP/GS Svs. GA Sv.% Min. GAA W-L GB Pen / : /0: / : /0:00 Totals 7/ : /0:00 #3 Ryan Izzo RS Fr. M 5-9 Walpole, Mass. Freshman midfielder, torn his ACL during preseason and will miss the entire 2011 season. Star lacrosse and football player at Walpole H.S. Tallied 38 goals and 16 assists as a senior and notched 131 goal and 49 assists for 180 points in career. As a football player, set the Massachusetts state scoring record (722) and touchdowns record (101). In final H.S. game ran for record 421 rushing yards and 479 total yards / /2:30 #4 robert lynott Fr. M 6-4 Hudson, OH. Four year letter winner for Hudson Explorers Senior All-American and Ohio Player of the Year. Tallied 55 goals, 29 assists, and 127 groundballs as a senior / /0:00 #8 Andrew Sokol Fr. A 5-10 Newburyport, Mass / /0:00