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

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1 Loyola Greyhounds Men s Lacrosse Contact: Ryan Eigenbrode (410) , p (443) , c facebook.com/loyolahounds 2018 Schedule Day Date Opponent Time/Result February Sat. 10 Virginia L, (2OT) Sat. 17 Johns Hopkins W, 12-5 Sat. 24 * Lafayette W, 19-5 Wed. 28 Towson W, 12-8 March Sun. 4 * Holy Cross W, 13-5 Sat. 10 Duke 3 p.m. Sat. 17 * Navy 1:30 p.m. Wed. 22 Georgetown 3 p.m. Sat. 24 * Bucknell 1 p.m. Sat. 31 * Colgate 1 p.m. April Sat. 7 * Lehigh (CBS SN) 1 p.m. Sat. 14 * Boston University 12 p.m. Fri. 20 * Army West Point (CBS SN) 7 p.m. Tues. 24! Patriot League Quarterfinals TBD Fri. 27! Patriot League Semifinals TBD Sun. 29! Patriot League Championship TBD May Sat. 11 $ NCAA First Round TBD Sun. 12 $ NCAA First Round TBD Sat. 18 $ NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sat. 19 $ NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sat. 25 $ NCAA Semifinals TBD Mon. 27 $ NCAA Championship TBD Home games in BOLD; all times local; schedule subject to change; * - Patriot League game;! - Patriot League Championships (quarterfinals for seeds 3- at higher seed; semifinals and championship game at regular-season champion); $ NCAA Championships Next Up at Navy Midshipmen Saturday, March 17, :30 p.m. Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Stadium The Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90; 13th year) Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95; 15th year) Assistant Coach Marc Van Arsdale (Hobart 85; 2nd year) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91; 13th year) Director of Operations Chris Myers (Loyola 17; 1st year) Loyola Leaders Points Pat Spencer 27 Goals Kevin Lindley 13 Assists Pat Spencer 15 Shots Pat Spencer 40 Shot % Kevin Lindley.500 EMO Goals Jay Drapeau 3 Ground Balls Mike Orefice 23 Caused TOs Foster Huggins 17 GAA Jacob Stover 7.13 SV % Jacob Stover.521 Loyola Greyhounds vs. Duke Blue Devils Saturday, March 10, :00 p.m. Baltimore, Md. Ridley Athletic Complex The Matchup Loyola University Maryland USILA/Media Polls / Overall Record 3-1 Patriot League Record 0-0 Head Coach Charley Toomey Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 90 Record/At Loyola 124-1/Same Series History All-Time Duke leads, Current Streak Duke 1 Quick Hits About The Hounds Loyola University Maryland returns to Ridley Athletic Complex for a contest of teams ranked in the top- nationally when it hosts Duke University at 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 10. The game will steam via Facebook Live and the Patriot League Network. Dating back to March 23, 201, Loyola is averaging 12. goals over its last 30 games. The Greyhounds have scored less than 10 only four times in that span. Loyola is one of only two teams (Albany) to rank in the top-five of both scoring offense and scoring defense this season in NCAA Division I. The Greyhounds are Last Time Out Loyola Maryland s Kevin Lindley scored eight goals, setting a Patriot League freshman record, and Pat Spencer had three goals and six assists, on Sunday as the ninth-ranked Greyhounds defeated host Holy Cross, 13-5, in conference play. Spencer scored three times and had six assists, while Lindley added an assist for dual nine-point games. Jay Drapeau had a goal and an assist, while Peter Swindell added the Greyhounds other goal, and Aidan Olmstead had a pair of assists. The Greyhounds controlled the first half of the game, keeping the Crusaders off the scoreboard while leading 7-0 at the Duke University USILA/Media Polls 3/3 Overall Record 5-1 ACC Record 0-0 Head Coach John Danowski Alma Mater, Year Rutgers 7 Record/At Duke /19-52o Last Meeting Duke 15, Loyola 7 March 11, 2017 in Durham, N.C. eighth in both goals per game (13.0) and goals allowed (7.20). Foster Huggins leads NCAA Division I in caused turnovers per game with 3.40 in five 2018 outings. Kevin Lindley was named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week and earned a spot on the USILA Team of the Week after his eight-goal performance against Holy Cross. He finished with 11 goals and an assist in two games. Pat Spencer has recorded two or more points in all but two of the 39 games to start his collegiate career, and he has 22 multi-goal and 28 multi-assist games. break. Loyola posted five first-quarter goals, three by Lindley. Holy Cross came back to tally the second half s first three goals, a trio of goals that came in less than three seconds. Lindley broke the Crusaders run with a goal off good ball movement by the Greyhounds during a man-up. Despite outscoring Holy Cross by eight, Loyola had just a one-shot advantage in the game, The Greyhounds put 21 of those shots on goal. Foster Huggins had three caused turnovers, and Ryan McNulty led Loyola with seven ground balls.

2 USILA Coaches Poll Rank Team Points 1. Albany Maryland Duke Villanova Denver 345. Loyola Syracuse North Carolina Virginia Notre Dame Yale Army West Point Ohio State Rutgers t. Johns Hopkins t. Vermont Penn Georgetown Marquette Penn State 50 Also Receiving Votes: Lehigh, Boston University, Jacksonville, Bucknell, Navy, Cornell, Princeton Italics Indicate 2018 Loyola Opponent March 5 Inside Lacrosse Media Poll Rank Team Points 1. Albany Maryland Duke Denver Villanova 509. Syracuse Loyola Virginia North Carolina Yale Notre Dame Army West Point Rutgers Ohio State Vermont Georgetown Johns Hopkins Marquette Penn Penn State 57 Also Receiving Votes: Robert Morris, Lehigh, Towson, Princeton, Navy, Cornell, Sacred Heart Italics Indicate 2018 Loyola Opponent March 5 In The Polls Loyola moved up to sixth in the USILA Coaches Poll and seventh in the Maverick/Inside Lacrosse media version. Duke enters the game ranked third in both contests. Series History Saturday will be the 32nd meeting alltime between the Blue Devils and the Greyhounds; Duke holds a advantage in a series that dates back to 194. With this game, the teams will have played during the regular-season for 19-straight years (since 2000). Three times during that span 2008, 2013 and 201 they have also met in NCAA Championships action. In 201, the sides met twice with Duke winning 15- in the March regular-season meeting at Ridley Athletic Complex. The Greyhounds then hosted the Blue Devils in the NCAA First Round and posted a 1-11 victory. Last year, Duke went on a 5-0 run in the second quarter and outscored Loyola, 8-1, during that period and the third as Last Time vs. Duke Loyola Maryland (3-3) vs. Duke (5-2) Date: Mar 11, 2017 Attendance: 1349 Weather: 51 degrees, partly cloudy Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Sherlock, Brian 3; Spencer, Pat 2; Dennis, Romar 1; McGovern, Alex 1. ASSISTS: Spencer, Pat 1. Duke SCORING: GOALS: Jack Bruckner 4; Justin Guterding 3; Joey Manown 3; Brad Smith 2; Mitch Russell 1; Kevin Quigley 1; Reilly Walsh 1. ASSISTS: Justin Guterding 2; Mitch Russell 2; Jack Bruckner 1; Sean Lowrie 1; Joey Manown 1; Kyle Rowe 1; Brad Smith 1. Shots by period Total Loyola Maryland Duke Ground balls/prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke F/O violations by prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke Faceoffs by prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke Clears by period Total Loyola Maryland Duke Extra-man opps Total Loyola Maryland Duke Score by period Total Loyola Maryland Duke Saves by period Total Loyola Maryland Duke Turnovers by prd Total Loyola Maryland Duke Stadium: Koskinen Stadium Official's signature Penalties - Loyola Maryland 4/3:00; Duke 0/0: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Loyola Maryland 0/0 (0); Duke 1/2 (0). Officials: Hans Wittelsberger; Scott Smith; Christopher Bynum. Scorer: Meredith Rieder. the Blue Devils posted a 15-7 non-conference victory on March 11, 2017, in Durham, N.C. The Greyhounds took a 2-1 lead 7:19 in to the game as Brian Sherlock ran free down the left alley and scored overhand high. Duke, however, got two-straight goals starting with a man-up tally by Justin Guterding at 3:25. Joey Manown then worked topside from behind and shot low for a goal with 2:15 left in the frame that put the Blue Devils up 3-2. With less than 15 seconds to play, Sherlock lost the handle in traffic on the right-side of the goal, but he found the ground ball and flicked it in for his second of the day with 9. seconds on the first-quarter clock to tie the game for the Greyhounds (3-3). Brad Smith then started the Duke second-quarter run when he went low-to-low 1:1 into the stanza, and Manown added his second of the game three minutes later. Reilly Walsh added a goal at 9:41, and Smith tallied a score on a six-on-four extra-man possession at 4:38. Kyle Rowe won the ensuing faceoff for the Blue Devils, and he fed Jack Bruckner inside for a goal seven seconds after Smith s tally to stretch the Duke lead to 8-3. Neither team scored in the opening seven minutes of the second half until Pat Spencer recorded his second of the game for Loyola at 7:38, but Duke then reeled off three-consecutive goals as part of a -1 run. Sherlock scored again after picking up a loose ball in a scrum with 13:20 left in regulation, making it 11-5 Blue Devils, but Duke tallied three in a row to put the game out of reach for Loyola. Chart Climbing Despite his relatively short career on the field for Loyola, Pat Spencer is already making a dent on the school s and Patriot League s career records charts. Against Lafayette on February 25, 2017 (the 21st game of his career), he crossed the 100-point mark for his career and now has 77 goals, 122 assists and 199 points. On March 4, 2018, at Holy Cross (his 39th career game), Spencer moved into sole possession of both points and assists at Loyola. He trails only Gary Hanley ( ) in career points (311) and assists (10) at the school. Spencer s 122 assists rank fifth all-time in the Patriot League, and his 199 points are 10th. Locking Down Loyola has held its last four opponents Johns Hopkins, Lafayette, Towson and Holy Cross to only 23 combined goals, an average of 5.75 per game. Only Towson (eight) scored more than five in the game. Over those four games, the Greyhounds opponents have committed 81 turnovers, and Loyola has been credited with 44 caused turnovers. Loyola held Johns Hopkins to just five goals and one in the second half on February 17 when the Greyhounds downed the Blue Jays, During the half, the Greyhounds limited Johns Hopkins to 14 shots, seven in each quarter. Of the eight shots that were put on goal, Jacob Stover made seven saves to finish the game with 12 total.

3 Starting Units Attack Virginia Spencer Lindley Olmstead Hopkins Spencer Lindley Olmstead Lafayette Spencer Lindley Olmstead Towson Spencer Lindley Olmstead Holy Cross Spencer Lindley Olmstead Duke Navy Georgetown Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Boston U. Army West Point Midfield Virginia Drapeau Duffy McGovern Hopkins Drapeau Duffy McGovern Lafayette Drapeau Duffy McGovern Towson Drapeau Duffy McGovern Holy Cross Drapeau Duffy McGovern Duke Navy Georgetown Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Boston U. Army West Point Defense Virginia Harkins Huggins Volante Hopkins Harkins Huggins Volante Lafayette Harkins Huggins Volante Towson Harkins Huggins Volante Holy Cross Harkins Huggins Volante Duke Navy Georgetown Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Boston U. Army West Point Specialty Goalie SSDMs LSM Virginia Stover Begley/Mintzlaff Davliakos Hopkins Stover Begley/Mintzlaff Davliakos Lafayette Stover Begley/Mintzlaff Davliakos Towson Stover Begley/Mintzlaff Davliakos Holy Cross Stover Begley/Mintzlaff Davliakos Duke Navy Georgetown Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Boston U. Army West Point Individual Honors & Awards Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America First Team Pat Spencer A Jr. Davidsonville, Md. Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year Pat Spencer A So. Davidsonville, Md. Preseason All-Patriot League Team Pat Spencer A So. Davidsonville, Md. USILA Team of the Week Brian Begley SSDM 2/20 2g, 2a, 5gb, 1ct vs. JHU Kevin Lindley A 3/5 11g, 1a vs. TOW, HC Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week Pat Spencer A 3/5 7g, 9a vs. TOW, HC Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week Foster Huggins D 2/12 5gb, 3ct at UVA Foster Huggins D 2/19 7ct, 3gb vs. JHU Brian Begley SSDM 2/2 4gb, 2ct, 2g vs. LAF Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week Jacob Stover GK 2/19 12sv, 5ga vs. JHU Patriot League Rookie of the Week Kevin Lindley A 3/5 11g, 1a vs. TOW, HC Lindley Lights The Scoreboard Kevin Lindley set a Patriot League and Loyola freshman scoring record Sunday at Holy Cross by tallying eight goals in a 13-5 win over the Crusaders. His eight goals are one off the school record of nine set in 198 by John Carroll against Washington & Lee University. It also matches the No. 2 mark in Patriot League history, held by six other players. Lindley s eight goals were the most by a Loyola player since Gavin Prout tallied the number against Hobart College in Earlier in the week, the freshman from Darien, Connecticut, set a career-high with three goals in the Greyhounds win over Towson. In the team games, he finished with 11 goals and an assist, earning Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors and a spot on the USILA National Team of the Week. Putting The Ball On The Ground Through five games this season, Loyola is ranked second nationally in caused turnovers per game, averaging 10.4 per game. Foster Huggins tops all individuals with 3.50 per contest, an average buoyed by his seven against Johns Hopkins on February 17. Huggins has had three or more caused turnovers in four of the give Greyhounds games, all except the contest against Lafayette. Huggins seven caused turnovers rank second in school history since the stat has been officially tracked, and it is tied for seventh-most in NCAA history. Last year, the Greyhounds finished fifth in NCAA Division I with 9.31 per game. From The Middle Jay Drapeau has scored two or more goals in four of the Greyhounds five games this season and is third on the team with 11 goals and 14 points. He had back-to-back hat tricks against Johns Hopkins and Lafayette and scored two each against Virginia and Towson. Dating back to April 15, 2017, Drapeau has posted five of his six career hat tricks and is averaging 2.1 goals per game over 10 outings. Defense Making A Stand Over the last 15 games (10 in 2017, five in 2018) beginning with a March 18, 2017 win over the U.S. Naval Academy Loyola s defense has allowed just.9 goals per game, limiting opponents to 29.9 shots in the process. The Greyhounds have advantages of in ground balls ( per game) and in turnovers ( ) as they have gone 11-4 during the stretch. Of its opponents 251 turnovers in the last 15 games, Loyola has caused 155. Stover s Last Fifteen Jacob Stover finished his sophomore season of 2017 fourth in NCAA Division I and tops in the Patriot League in goals-against average (7.74) while ranking 13th and second in saves percentage (.547). His numbers were outstanding in the Greyhounds last 10 games of the season. After five contests to open the year, he had a goals-against average while saving 50 percent of shots on goal. Including the first five games of this season, for a total of Loyola s last 15 games, those numbers have moved to.43 and 5.1 percent. Weekly Patriot League Honors Pat Spencer was named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week, and Kevin Lindley picked up Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors on March 5 after combining for 27 points in two games last week. Spencer scored four goals and had three assists against Towson, and he added three and six at Holy Cross. Lindley scored three times versus the Tigers and went off for eight goals and an assist versus the Crusaders. The Greyhounds have earned three Defensive Player of the Week honors in four weeks. Foster Huggins earned the Defensive Player of the Week nods on February 12 and 19, while Brian Begley earned the February 2 nod.. Jacob Stover was the February 19 Goalkeeper of the Week. Picking Up Where He Left Off Pat Spencer was involved in the first four goals of the 2018 season when Loyola opened the year at Virginia, recording two goals and a pair of assists in the first quarter against the Cavaliers. After finishing that game with three goals and two assists, Spencer, who is a member of the USILA Preseason Player of the Year Watch List, now has 37 multi-point

4 Loyola & The League (As of 3/5/18) Overall League School W L W L Loyola Lehigh Navy Army West Point Bucknell Boston University Colgate Lafayette Holy Cross Upcoming Patriot League s March 10, 2018 Lafayette at Navy, 12 p.m. Lehigh at Army West Point, 12 p.m. Colgate at Boston U., 1 p.m. Bucknell at Holy Cross, 1 p.m. Duke at Loyola, 3 p.m. March 13, 2018 Lafayette at Cleveland State, p.m. March 14, 2018 Rutgers at Lehigh, 7 p.m. March 17, 2018 Holy Cross at Army West Point, 12 p.m. Canisius at Colgate, 1 p.m. Lehigh at Lafayette, 1 p.m. Boston University at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Loyola at Navy, 1:30 p.m. Preseason All-Patriot League Team Pos. Player School Year A Pat Spencer Loyola Jr. A Will Sands Bucknell Sr. A Jack Wilson Boston U. Sr. M Sean O Brien Bucknell Jr. M David Symmes Army Sr. M Greyson Torain Navy Jr. D Eddie Bouhall Lehigh Jr. D Matt Gilray Bucknell Sr. D Johnny Surdick Army Jr. FO Conor Gafney Lehigh So. D-Mid. Craig Chick Lehigh So. GK Christian Klipstein Bucknell Jr. Preseason Offensive Player of the Year Pat Spencer, A, So., Loyola Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Johnny Surdick, D, Jr., Army West Point game in 39 career outings. He is seventh in Division I in assists per game (3.0) this year and ninth in points (5.4). Honors were a large part of his 201 freshman campaign for the Greyhounds, one in which he was named to the USILA All-America Second Team. He also became the first player in Patriot League history to outright win the conference s Offensive Player and Rookie of the Year honors. In 18 games during 201, Spencer led Loyola in points (89), assists (52) and goals (37, tied), and against North Carolina in the NCAA Semifinals, Spencer tied Gary Hanley s 1982 record for points in a season with 89. Hanley and Spencer are the only two players in Loyola history to score 80 or more in one year; Hanley did so three times in 1979 (83), 1980 (8) and 1981 (89). Two weeks earlier versus Duke, Spencer eclipsed the school Division I mark of 71 shared by Eric Lusby (2012) and Justin Ward (2014). He followed his stellar freshman campaign with an equally big sophomore season, scoring 28 goals with 55 assists for 83 points. His 55 assists set a Patriot League and Loyola single-season record, and his 83 points were fifth in school single-season history, third in the conference. His 3.44 assists per game ranked second in NCAA Division I, and he was sixth with 5.19 points per contest in A 2017 Tewaaraton Award finalist, Spencer has recorded two or more points in all but two of his 37 collegiate games. He has 20 multi-goal games and 2 multi-assist outings. He is first among active NCAA Division I players in assists per game (3.13) and fourth in points per game (5.10). His 199 career points are fourth among active players with all three players ahead of him in their fourth years of competition. Tying It All Together Loyola s rope unit of defensive midfielders boasts a group of players with a plethora of experience. Three of the Greyhounds four team captains come out of the group, and the trio of long-stick midfielder Zac Davliakos (54) and short-stick defensive midfielders Jared Mintzlaff (54) and Brian Begley (53) have played in a combined 11 games during their career. Meanwhile, three sophomores long-stick midfielders Alex Johnson and Ryan McNulty and short-stick defensive midfielder Matt Higgins saw considerable game action in 2017 as freshmen. Begley earned All-Patriot League Second Team honors last year after picking up 32 ground balls and causing nine turnovers on defense, while scoring seven goals with an assist on offensive. In his career, he has 13 goals, five assists and 9 ground balls. Mintzlaff posted six goals and three assists last year to go with 15 caused turnovers and 17 ground balls. With an assist against Lafayette, he raised his career totals to 10 goals, five assists, 49 ground balls and 40 caused turnovers. Davliakos tied with Mintzlaff for third on the team with 15 caused turnovers while picking up 38 ground balls in 2017; he also scored twice and had three assists. Over his three previous seasons, Davliakos has scored seven goals, assisted on five, picked up 3 ground balls while causing 25 turnovers. Experience Up Close Loyola s returners on close defense all started at least five games last season, led by two-year starter Foster Huggins who has opened the last 37 games for the Greyhounds on defense. Over the last two seasons, Huggins an All-Patriot League First Team honoree in 201 posted 0 ground balls and 40 caused turnovers. Ryder Harkins moved into a starting role last year, as did Paul Volante. Harkins opened 13 of 1 games, including the final 11 and had 11 caused turnovers, while Volante started five games and finished the year with seven ground balls and five caused turnovers. Century Mark Charley Toomey won the 100th game of his head coaching career Feb. 27, 201, against Lafayette College, becoming just the second coach in Loyola men s lacrosse history to do so. Toomey is in his 13th year at Loyola and is since 200 at the helm of the Greyhounds program. Get To Ten Since Charley Toomey became head coach at Loyola in 200, the Greyhounds have scored 10 or more goals on 109 occasions; Loyola has won 79.8 percent of those games (87-22). Up Next Loyola moved back into Patriot League play with a Saturday, March 17 game at the U.S. Naval Academy that will air nationally on CBS Sports Network.

5 Loyola Quick Facts General Information Location Baltimore, Md. Affiliation Catholic. Jesuit Founded 1852 Enrollment 4,084 Nickname Greyhounds Colors Green & Grey NCAA Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Patriot League Home Facility Ridley Ath. Complex Capacity,000 President Rev. Brian Linnane, S.J. Director of Athletics/Asst. V.P. Donna M. Woodruff Ticket Information (410) Website LoyolaGreyhounds.com Men s Lacrosse Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90) Season As Head Coach 13th Season Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95) Assistant Coach Marc Van Arsdale (Hobart 85) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91) Director, Operations Chris Myers (Loyola 17) Student Asst. Coach John McNamara (Loyola 18) Lacrosse Facts First Season 1938 Seasons of Lacrosse 79th Season All-Time Record (.51) NCAA Appearances Record 10- Loyola s Record... Overall 4-1 Patriot League games 2-0 Home 3-0 Away 1-1 Neutral 0-0 In overtime 0-1 is decided by 1 goal 0-1 decided by 2-3 goals 0-0 decided by 4-5 goals 1-0 decided by + goals 3-0 Scoring first 4-1 Opponent scores first 0-0 Scoring 0-7 goals 0-0 Scoring 8-10 goals 0-0 Scoring goals 3-1 Scoring 14+ goals 1-0 Last Loyola Box Score Loyola Maryland (3-1, 2-0 PL) vs. Holy Cross (1-4, 0-2 PL) Date: Mar 04, 2018 Attendance: 25 Weather: 40 and overcast Lacrosse Box Score (Final) Loyola Greyhounds Lacrosse #9 Loyola Maryland vs Holy Cross (Mar 04, 2018 at Worcester, Mass.) Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Lindley, Kevin 8; Spencer, Pat 3; Drapeau, Jay 1; Swindell, Peter 1. ASSISTS: Spencer, Pat ; Olmstead, Aidan 2; Drapeau, Jay 1; Lindley, Kevin 1. Holy Cross SCORING: GOALS: Justin Lynskey 1; Matt Farrell 1; Kevin Kodzis 1; Sean Mullaney 1; Drew Babiak 1. ASSISTS: Matt Farrell 1; Justin Lynskey 1. Shots by period Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Ground balls/prd Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross F/O violations by prd Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Faceoffs by prd Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Clears by period Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Extra-man opps Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Score by period Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Saves by period Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Turnovers by prd Total Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Stadium: Kuzniewski Field Official's signature Penalties - Loyola Maryland 2/1:30; Holy Cross 2/1:30. Shot clock Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Loyola Maryland 0/0 (0); Holy Cross 0/0 (0). Officials: Jeff Thinodeau; Mike Infantino; Tony Cordani. Pronunciation Guide # Name Pronunciation 1 Cole Boland BOLE-and 2 Matt Heim HIGHM 4 Jay Drapeau dray-pow Matthew Benus BEHN-us 10 Ryder Harkins Like Rider 18 Grant Limone LUH-moan 19 Aidan Olmstead AIDE-en OHLM-stead 22 A.J. Traynor TRAIN-er 23 Kyle Foote FOOT 24 Mike Orefice or-uh-fee-chay 2 Devin Shewell SHUHL 28 Bailey Savio SAV-ee-oh 32 Jack Calderone CAL-duhr-own 34 Zac Davliakos DAHV-lee-ah-kos 35 Paul Volante VOE-lahnt 40 Jarett Bonser BAHN-sir 41 Richie Easterly EAST-er-lee 42 Damase Bagbonon DUH-mahs BAG-buh-nahn 44 Jared Mintzlaff MINTZ-loff 48 Joe Tabor TAY-bore 51 John Railey RAIL-ee Charley Toomey Matt Dwan Marc Van Arsdale Steve Vaikness Allowing 0-7 goals 3-0 Allowing 8-10 goals 1-0 Allowing goals 0-1 Allowing 14+ goals 0-0 Against Ranked Opponents 1-1 Leading after one quarter 4-1 Leading at halftime 4-1 Leading after three quarters 4-0 Trailing after one quarter 0-0 Trailing at halftime 0-0 Trailing after three quarters 0-0 Recording more shots 4-1 Recording fewer shots 0-0 Tied in shots 0-0 Recording more ground balls 2-0 Recording fewer ground balls 2-1 Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens a 2 Connor Waldron a 4 Sean Mullaney a 48 Rowan Hart m Logan LeBlond :30 m 23 Justin Lynskey m 42 Drew Babiak d 13 Matt Farrell d 28 Jake Maruna d 44 Ben Marchand gk 1 Jonathan Tesoro Substitutes -- 3 Henry Lilly :00 7 Jack McKenna Kevin Hannan Will Murphy Rich Palazzese Mike Makintire Jack Cahill Kevin Kodzis Brad Baker Philip Turner Dan O'Connell Totals :30 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 1 Jonathan Tesoro 5:47 13 L 8 Loss-Jonathan Tesoro (1-4). TOO-mee DWAHN VAN ARES-dale VAKE-ness Offensive Superlatives Hat Tricks 2018/Career Jay Drapeau 2/ John Duffy 1/2 Kevin Lindley 2/2 Alex McGovern 0/2 Mike Orefice 1/1 Pat Spencer 3/11 Multi-Goal s 2018/Career Brian Begley 2/4 P.J. Brown 1/1 Jay Drapeau 4/12 John Duffy 2/5 Kevin Lindley 3/3 Aidan Olmstead 1/1 Alex McGovern 1/9 Mike Orefice 1/1 Pat Spencer 3/22 Multi-Assist s 2018/Career Brian Begley 1/1 P.J. Brown 0/1 Romar Dennis 0/5 Jay Drapeau 0/1 Alex McGovern 0/ Aidan Olmstead 3/3 Pat Spencer 4/28 Tied in ground balls 0-0 Winning more faceoffs 2-0 Opponents win more faceoffs 2-1 Faceoffs are equal 0-0 Committing more turnovers 0-0 Committing fewer turnovers 4-1 Tied in turnovers 0-0 Recording more saves 1-0 Recording fewer saves 3-1 Tied in saves 0-0 Scoring an EMO goal 4-0 Not scoring an EMO goal 0-1 Allowing an EMO goal 0-1 Not allowing an EMO goal 4-0 EMO Conversion 50% or higher 2-0 EMO Defense 50% or higher 4-0 Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens a 7 Spencer, Pat a 19 Olmstead, Aidan a 31 Lindley, Kevin m 4 Drapeau, Jay m 5 Duffy, John m 1 McGovern, Alex d 10 Harkins, Ryder d 20 Huggins, Foster d 35 Volante, Paul gk 0 Stover, Jacob Substitutes -- Benus, Matthew Higgins, Matt Cox, Riley Brown, P.J Begley, Brian Devereaux, Logan Traynor, A.J Foote, Kyle Orefice, Mike Shewell, Devin Savio, Bailey Jackson, Lucas Davliakos, Zac Austin, Bobby Swindell, Peter Easterly, Richie Mintzlaff, Jared :30 55 McNulty, Ryan :00 59 Johnson, Alex Totals :30 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 0 Stover, Jacob 5:47 5 W 5 Win-Stover, Jacob (3-1).

6 Head Coach Charley Toomey 12th Season Loyola 90 Charley Toomey, who is in his 13th season as a collegiate head coach, has put his stamp on the Loyola men s lacrosse program as a disciplined, tough, athletic and skillful unit. The Greyhounds ascended to the top of college lacrosse in 2012, winning Loyola s first-ever NCAA Division I Championship. Toomey entered the 2018 season with a career record in his first 12 years at Loyola. Early in the 201 season, Toomey became the second coach in program history to reach and cross the 100- win plateau. He stands second on the program s all-time wins chart behind his college coach, Dave Cottle (181-70, ). Loyola completed one of the finest years in school history in 201, bouncing back from a 4-3 start to the regular-season to win 10-straight games. During that stretch, Loyola won the Patriot League Championship, coasting to a 14- victory over the U.S. Military Academy in the title game. The Greyhounds then won two NCAA Tournament games in rematches of games they lost to teams during the regular-season. Loyola logged 1-11 win over Duke University when it hosted the Blue Devils in the NCAA First Round, and it then traveled to Columbus, Ohio, for the NCAA Quarterfinals. There, the Greyhounds downed Towson University, 10-8, to advance to Championship Weekend. Loyola finished the season with a 14-4 record, the third-most wins in program history, and it was ranked No. 4 nationally in the final media poll of the season by Inside Lacrosse. His 2013 and 2014 squad garnered return trips to the NCAA First Round, and over the last two years, Toomey and his staff have coached 19 players who earned All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. The 2012 Loyola squad set several program records and tied the NCAA Division I record for wins in a season with 18. The Greyhounds lost just a single game during the year, winning the ECAC regular-season and tournament championships en route to the national title. Charley Toomey In The NCAA Tournament Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) U.S. Naval Academy (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Getting To Know Charley Toomey Hometown Millersville, Md. Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 1990 Degree B.A., Business Marketing Wife Sara Children Emma, Sophie, Lyla Toomey s Coaching Resume Loyola University Maryland Head Coach 200-Present Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator Severn School Head Coach United States Naval Academy Assistant Coach/Defense Naval Academy Preparatory School Head Coach 1993 Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach Toomey was named the 2012 recipient of the Morris Touchstone as the Division I Coach of the Year, and he earned his third ECAC Coach of the Year honor. During the year, the Greyhounds featured one of the most balanced teams in the nation, finishing fifth in scoring defense (7.51 goals allowed per game) and eighth in scoring offense (12.05). Loyola s transition game was also vaunted during the year, and the Greyhounds unit has been heralded as one of the nation s best for several seasons. Toomey has coached 25 players from who earned USI- LA All-America honors, including Joe Fletcher who was named the 2014 National Defensive Player of the Year. Toomey was also a member of the NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse Committee, a group responsible for selection of the NCAA Championships field and administration of the tournament. Toomey s dedication to the program stems from his long ties to the Loyola community, dating back to the day he stepped onto campus as a freshman student-athlete in 198. He has been involved in 14 of the 20 NCAA D-I Tournament appearances in program history - three as a player, five as an assistant coach and four as a head coach. As a student-athlete at Loyola from , Toomey was a twotime All-America selection at goalie, garnering honorable mention honors in 1989 and third-team accolades in He owns two of Loyola s top six single-game save performances in the cage, and ranks amongst the Greyhounds all-time save leaders. Toomey and his wife, Sara, live in Anne Arundel County with their three daughters, Emma, Sophie and Lyla. Loyola s All-Time Coaching Register Coach Tenure (Years) W L T Pct. Jack Kelly (5) Emil G. Reitz, Jr (1) Bill Zeigler 194 (1) Bishop Baker () John Mohler 1953 (1) Charles Wenzel (17) James Barnhardt (2) Rick Buck (2) Jay Connor (8) Dave Cottle (19) Bill Dirrigl (4) Charley Toomey 200-Present (11)

7 2018 Loyola Men s Lacrosse Roster (Pronunciations on page 5) No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School 0 Jacob Stover Jr. GK Hunt Valley, Md./McDonogh School 1 Cole Boland So. M Cherry Hills Village, Colo./Regis Jesuit 2 Matt Heim Sr. M Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 3 Collin McCarthy Fr. M Wallingford, Conn./Xavier 4 Jay Drapeau Sr. M Westford, Mass./Westford Academy 5 John Duffy Jr. M Portland, Ore./Lincoln Matthew Benus Fr. M Woodbury, N.Y./Syosset 7 Pat Spencer Jr. A Davidsonville, Md./Boys' Latin 8 Matt Higgins So. M Marietta, Ga./Blessed Trinity 10 Ryder Harkins Sr. D West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep 11 Bryce Carrasco Jr. D Arnold, Md./Saint Mary's 12 Riley Cox So. M Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor 13 Sammy Edwards Jr. M Beverly Hills, Calif./Beverly Hills 15 P.J. Brown Jr. M Cazenovia, N.Y./Cazenovia 1 Alex McGovern Jr. M Phoenix, Md./St. Paul's 17 Brian Begley Sr. M Morristown, N.J./Morristown 18 Grant Limone Sr. GK Weston, Conn./Weston 19 Aidan Olmstead Fr. A Painted Post, N.Y./Corning-Painted Post 20 Foster Huggins Sr. D Dallas, Texas/Episcopal School of Dallas 21 Logan Devereaux So. A Marietta, Ga./The Westminster Schools 22 A.J. Traynor So. M Downingtown, Pa./Malvern Prep 23 Kyle Foote Sr. M Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 24 Mike Orefice Sr. FO Eastchester, N.Y./Iona Prep 25 Nick Cunningham Jr. M Syracuse, N.Y./West Genesee 2 Devin Shewell Jr. A Lutherville, Md./Boys Latin 27 Dan Wigley Fr. M Medford, N.J./Shawnee 28 Bailey Savio Fr. FO Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 29 Charlie King Fr. D Marietta, Ga./Lassiter 30 Lucas Jackson Jr. LSM Westport, Conn./Staples 31 Kevin Lindley Fr. A Darien, Conn./Darien 32 Jack Calderone Fr. LSM Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek 34 Zac Davliakos Sr. LSM Stevensville, Md./Severn School 35 Paul Volante Jr. D Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield 3 Bobby Austin Jr. A Ridgefield, Conn./McDonogh School 37 Peter Swindell So. M New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 38 Kyle LeBlanc Fr. D Brielle, N.J./High Technology/Manasquan 39 Thomas Berger Fr. M Chatham, N.J./Chatham 40 Jarett Bonser Fr. D Deer Park, N.Y./Deer Park 41 Richie Easterly Jr. A Syracuse, N.Y./Westhill 42 Damase Bagbonon Jr. LSM Paoli, Pa./Conestoga 43 Sam Shafer Fr. GK Rowayton, Conn./Trinity-Pawling 44 Jared Mintzlaff Sr. M O'Fallon, Ill./Salisbury School 48 Joe Tabor So. GK Alamo, Calif./Monte Vista 51 John Railey So. D Chevy Chase, Md./Georgetown Prep 55 Ryan McNulty So. LSM Exton, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 59 Alex Johnson So. LSM Blaine, Minn./Culver Military Academy Coaching Staff Head Coach: Charley Toomey (13 th season; Loyola 90) Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator: Matt Dwan (15 th season; Loyola 95) Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Marc Van Arsdale (2nd season; Hobart 85) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Steve Vaikness (13 th season; Loyola 91) Director of Lacrosse Operations: Chris Myers (1 st season; Loyola 17) Undergraduate Assistant Coach: John McNamara (1 st season; Loyola 18)

8 Loyola In The NCAA & Patriot League Statistics (via NCAA.org) NCAA Statistics Loyola Maryland Men's Lacrosse Ranking Summary thru games 03/05/2018 Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Assists Per (9 ranked) Virginia 9.00 Colgate 8.0 Caused Turnovers Per (9 ranked) Hampton Loyola Maryland Clearing Percentage (9 ranked) Ohio St Loyola Maryland Face-Off Winning Percentage (9 ranked) Albany (NY) Colgate 0.27 Ground Balls Per (9 ranked) Virginia Army West Point Man-Down Defense (8 ranked) Marquette Wagner Army West Point Boston U. Man-Up Offense (8 ranked) North Carolina 0.9 Boston U Points Per (9 ranked) Duke 23.7 Colgate 22.0 Saves Per (9 ranked) Cornell 1.00 Boston U Scoring Defense (9 ranked) Vermont 5.33 Army West Point.0 Scoring Margin (9 ranked) Albany (NY) 9.00 Loyola Maryland.40 Scoring Offense (9 ranked) Duke Colgate Shot Percentage (9 ranked) Duke Colgate Turnovers Per (9 ranked) Penn 9.25 Bucknell Winning Percentage (7 ranked) teams tied Army West Point Loyola Maryland Lehigh Value Statistic Assists Per (143 ranked) Player Pat Spencer Aidan Olmstead National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader Value 3.00 Connor Kearnan, Canisius 3.75 Will Sands, Bucknell Caused Turnovers Per (9 ranked) Foster Huggins Foster Huggins, Loyola Maryland 3.40 Foster Huggins, Loyola Maryland 3.40 Face-Off Winning Pct (72 ranked) Mike Orefice TD Ierlan, Albany (NY) Joe Varello, Navy 0.3 Goals Per (14 ranked) Kevin Lindley Justin Guterding, Duke 3.83 Mike Hawkins, Colgate 3.40 Pat Spencer Jay Drapeau Goals-Against Average (0 ranked) Jacob Stover JD Colarusso, Albany (NY) 5.09 AJ Barretto, Army West Point.44 Ground Balls Per (73 ranked) Mike Orefice TD Ierlan, Albany (NY) 1.00 Conor Gaffney, Lehigh 7.00 Individual Man-up Goals (29 ranked) Jay Drapeau William Perry, North Carolina 8 5 players tied 3 Points Per (141 ranked) Pat Spencer Justin Guterding, Duke 7.33 Will Sands, Bucknell 5.0 Kevin Lindley Jay Drapeau Save Percentage (0 ranked) Jacob Stover Nick Washuta, Vermont 0.3 Joe McSorley, Boston U Saves Per (74 ranked) Jacob Stover Christian Knight, Cornell 1.00 Joe McSorley, Boston U Shot Percentage (72 ranked) Kevin Lindley Bryce Reid, Delaware 0.79 Tristan Rai, Lehigh 0.53

9 Select Player Notes 0 Jacob Stover Jr. GK Named Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week after posting 12 saves against just five goals allowed versus Johns Hopkins; made seven saves in the second half, allowing only one goal Earned Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention Named Patriot League Championships Most Valuable Player after finishing with 12 saves in the title game versus Army West Point and 25 in the tournament Also earned BSN Sports/USILA National Defensive Player of the Week honors following the Championships Made 13 saves against Holy Cross in the Patriot League Semifinals Earned Corvias Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week after posting 12 saves against just six goals allowed in a 14- victory over Army West Point Tallied six saves and only three goals against versus Lehigh Posted nine saves and allowed just five goals against Colgate Tied his career-high with 1 saves at Towson; had six in the first quarter and five in the fourth while allowing just seven goals Made 14 saves at Johns Hopkins Named to the Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America Second Team 201: Stopped two shots in the final 30 seconds of regulation to preserve a 10-8 win over Towson in the NCAA Quarterfinals Set a career-high with 1 saves against Duke in the NCAA First Round Made 10 saves in the Patriot League Championship against Army West Point, earning All-Tournament honors Stopped 11 shots, including two on Bucknell s final possession of the second overtime in the Patriot League Semifinals Named Corvias Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week on April 25 after making 12 saves against just six goals allowed versus Army West Point Posted a season-high 14 saves at Lehigh Made 10 saves and allowed only four goals at Colgate Earned Corvias Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week and USILA/Lids Team Sports National Defensive Player of the Week honors after the Bucknell and Georgetown games ; had a 4.39 goals against average and.724 save percentage in the two games Allowed just one goal in more than 49 minutes of action while making 12 saves against Bucknell Made his first start for Loyola at Georgetown and finished with nine saves and a ground ball Made his collegiate debut at Navy and played the final three quarters in goal for the Greyhounds. Made four saves and allowed five goals. Also picked up four ground balls. 1 Cole Boland So. M Scored his first collegiate goal in the Patriot League Semifinals against Holy Cross Made his Loyola debut at Lafayette and had an assist 2 Matt Heim Sr. M Made his season-debut against Lafayette 201: Made his season-debut against Bucknell 3 Colin McCarthy M 4 Jay Drapeau Sr. M Had a pair of goals and an assist against Towson Scored three times against Lafayette Had a hat trick versus Johns Hopkins Scored twice at Virginia Scored three goals in the Patriot League Championship against Army West Point Posted career-highs in goals (4), assists (2) and points () in a win at Army West Point, earning Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors after the fact Matched his career-best with three goals and also had two ground balls at Boston University Scored once and had an assist against Lehigh Had his first career hat trick with three goals, and added an assist for a career-best four points, against Georgetown Tallied a goal and an assist against Navy Scored twice in the season opener against Virginia 201: Tallied a third-quarter goal against Towson in the NCAA Quarterfinals Matched his career-high with two goals against Army West Point in the Patriot League Championship Tallied the game s first goal against Army West Point Tallied two goals against Lafayette Had an assist in the opener at Virginia 2015: Made his Loyola debut on the second midfield line against Virginia. Scored his first collegiate point at Towson with a third-quarter goal. Recorded the eventual game-winning goal at Boston University. 5 John Duffy Jr. M Scored twice versus Johns Hopkins Matched his career-high with three goals at Virginia and also had an assist Scored against Holy Cross in the Patriot League Semifinals Tallied a goal at Army West Point Had a goal and an assist versus Lehigh Recorded his first career hat trick against Holy Cross Scored twice at Lafayette Posted a goal and an assist at Johns Hopkins Had his first multi-goal game with a pair in the season-opener against Virginia to go with an assist 201: Posted a goal against North Carolina in the NCAA Semifinal Scored against Duke in the NCAA First Round Posted an assist against both Bucknell in the Patriot League Semifinals and Army West Point in the Championship Had his first career assist on a Zack Sirico goal against Boston University Scored a goal and had a career-high three ground balls at Lehigh Scored his first collegiate goal at Navy Moved onto the second midfield against Duke during the regular-season Made his collegiate debut with a ground ball at Virginia. Matthew Benus Fr. M Made his career-debut against Lafayette 7 Pat Spencer Jr. A Earned Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors after recording seven goals and nine assists in games against Towson and Holy Cross Scored three times and had with six assists, to finish one off his career-high with 10 points, against the Crusaders Moved into second all-time at Loyola in both career points (199) and assists (122) in the game against Holy Cross Had four goals and three assists against Towson Posted a goal and three assists versus Johns Hopkins Had five points on three goals and two assists at Virginia Earned first-team All-America honors from the USILA and Inside Lacrosse.

10 Select Player Notes Tewaaraton Finalist Became the Loyola and Patriot League single-season leader in assists (55) in the Patriot League Championship Had a goal and three assists against Army West Point and was named to the All-Tournament Team Recorded a goal and six assists in the Patriot League Semifinals against Holy Cross Named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year and to the All-Patriot League First Team for the second year in a row Scored twice and had two assists at Army West Point Dished out six assists against Lehigh and had a goal, as well Matched his career-high with five goals against Colgate. Also had an assist and earned Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week on April 3 Had a pair of goals to go with four assists at Bucknell Scored twice and had five assists against Georgetown Logged three goals and four assists against Navy Named USILA/BSN Sports National and Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week on March 7 after setting a conference, and tying Loyola s program, record with nine assists against Holy Cross. Also matched his career-best with 10 points Had four assists and a goal at Towson; recorded assists on three of Loyola s first four goals Matched his career-high with five goals at Lafayette and also had three assists Scored a goal and had four assists to tie for game-high honors with five points at Johns Hopkins Named to the Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America First Team 201: Earned USILA All-America Second Team honors after tying Loyola s single-season scoring record with 89 points (Gary Hanley, 1981) on 37 goals and 52 assists His 52 assists were one off Justin Ward s 2014 school record Became the first player in League history to be named the Offensive Player and Rookie of the Year outright in the same season. Also named to the All-Patriot League First Team Scored a goal and had five assists in the NCAA Semifinal versus North Carolina Tallied three goals and an assist in the NCAA Quarterfinals against Towson Recorded eight points in the NCAA First Round against Duke with three goals and five assists Tied a Patriot League Championships record, and set a Championship mark, with 10 points against Army West Point Scored five goals and had five assists and earned All-Tournament honors Recorded two goals and an assist against Bucknell in the Patriot League Semifinals Picked up his fourth Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors on April 25 after scoring twice and assisting on four goals against Army West Point Matched his career-high with six assists in the win over Boston University Scored three goals and had an assist at Lehigh Named Corvias Patriot Legaue Offensive Player of the Week on April 4 after scoring four goals and assisting on one at Colgate Earned Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors on March 28 after the Georgetown and Bucknell games, his third such honor of the season Posted a career-best seven points and six assists against Bucknell Finished with two goals and two assists at Georgetown Named Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week March 7 after scoring a goal and posting four assists at Holy Cross Scored the game s first two goals and then assisted on four for six points against Lafayette Scored once and tallied three assists in the win over Johns Hopkins Made a splash in his collegiate debut at Virginia, scoring two goals and assisting on a pair. Assisted on the Greyhounds first goal and scored the second, helping them to a 5-0 lead. Earned Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors after the performance 8 Matt Higgins So. SSDM Finished with two caused turnovers and two ground balls at Holy Cross Picked up three ground balls versus Towson Caused two turnovers and had two ground balls versus Johns Hopkins Tallied his first career point on an assist against Lehigh and also had a caused turnover and a ground ball Picked up five ground balls at Lafayette Made his collegiate debut against Virginia and had a ground ball and a caused turnover 10 Ryder Harkins Sr. D Caused two turnovers and had two ground balls versus Johns Hopkins Had two caused turnovers and two ground balls against Army West Point in the Patriot League Championship Marked the Black Knights Cole Johnson and held him without a point for the first time in 50 games Caused a turnover and grabbed two ground balls at Army West Point Picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover versus Lehigh Caused a pair of turnovers against Georgetown Made his first start of the season at Johns Hopkins 201: Caused three turnovers and had a ground ball against Bucknell Made his first collegiate start against Towson and picked up two ground balls 2015: Made his collegiate debut at Towson. 11 Bryce Carrasco Jr. D Picked up two ground balls at Lafayette 201: Played against Bucknell Made his collegiate debut at Georgetown 12 Riley Cox So. M Scored his first collegiate goal against Lafayette Made his collegiate debut at Lafayette 13 Sammy Edwards Jr. M 201: Caused a turnover against Bucknell Made his collegiate debut and played on the second midfield at Georgetown 15 P.J. Brown Jr. M Tallied two first-half goals against Lafayette Scored a first-quarter goal at Virginia Scored a first-quarter goal against Army West Point in the Patriot League Championship Had an assist against Holy Cross in the Patriot League Semifinals Posted two assists against Navy for his first career multi-point game Scored his first collegiate goal on a 20- yard rip at Lafayette 201: Made his collegiate debut against Bucknell and had a shot and a ground ball 1 Alex McGovern Jr. M Scored twice and had an assist against Johns Hopkins