2017 ohio machine lacrosse Ohio Machine vs Denver outlaws 7:00 PM - saturday, July 15 fortress obetz

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1 Ohio Machine Lacrosse Communications Fortress Obetz 1851 Williams Road, Obetz, Ohio ohio machine lacrosse Ohio Machine vs Denver outlaws 7:00 PM - saturday, July 15 fortress obetz 2017 Schedule APR 22 AT ATLANTA...W AT CHARLOTTE...W MAY 6 ROCHESTER...L CHARLOTTE...L FLORIDA...W 19-7 JUN 2 AT CHESAPEAKE...w BOSTON...W (OT) 22 AT BOSTON...W CHESAPEAKE...W AT NEW YORK...L JUL 8 ALL STAR GAME 15 DENVER 23 AT DENVER 29 NEW YORK AUG 5 AT ROCHESTER OBETZ, Ohio - The Ohio Machine are on the rebound after suffering its third loss of 2017 against the New York Lizards before the All-Star break. Ohio will hosting the Denver Outlaws for the first time in 2017, July 15 inside Fortress Obetz at 7 p.m. Ticket sales and player pass lists will be located at the main gates. All seating is in the same section of the stadium. Parking is free in designated lots around the stadium. The game will be live-streamed on the Lax Sports Network online for subscribers who have purchased the LSN MLL Season Pass. Live stats and periodic ingame twitter updates are also available. LAXERS FOR LEANNA The Ohio Machine have announced that Leanna Ramirez, will be the Machine s honorary captain for the 2017 season. Leanna was diagnosed with enpendymoma, a rare brain tumor, in March of this year. Leanna had surgery twice in March to try and remove the tumor. Since the tumor was deemed cancerous, she is now undergoing four months of chemotherapy, followed by six weeks of radiation, followed by three more months of chemo. Leanna is a freshman at a local high school here in Ohio and was the goalie for their girls lacrosse team! She is one of the sweetest, kindest, strongest girls you will ever meet. She played goalie for her high school lacross team this past season! Lacrosse Communications Director/SID...Kaley Rentz Cell Phone krentz@ follow the ohio machine Facebook: The Ohio Machine #oilup #oilup Visit the Ohio Machine website to donate to Leanna s YouCaring- Fund. Last time out Ohio had its winning streak snapped heading into the all-star break. New York edged the Sheens at James M. Shuart Stadium. There was a heart breaking 2pt goal with just one minute remaining in the game. The Machine out-shot the Lizards but only won 12 of 32 faceoffs. New York collected 26 ground balls while the Machine collected only 16. Kyle Bernlohr and the Faceless men turned away 15 of 29 shots with Matt McMahon leading the pack with four caused turnovers. Tom Schreiber scored four times and had one assist, while Jake Bernhardt and Mark Cockerton scored hat tricks with six and four points respectively. Marcus Holman scored twice and assisted two and Peter Baum scored once and added an assist. The Machine s win-streak was snapped at five games, the longest by any team in ohio vs. Denver Last years MLL Championship Game featured these two teams in a nailbiter in Atlanta. The Machine couldn t have dreamt a more perfect first half. The Machine were winning nine goals to three with a little over eight minutes left in the half when the rain started to come down at Fifth Third Bank Stadium. Peter Baum left the game with a leg injury in the second quarter after the weather delay. The Machine avenged him with a 5-0 run with goals from Tom Schreiber and Marcus Holman. The Machine s defense only gave up seven goals in the first half. The game appeared to be very lopsided, with the Outlaws outscoring the Sheens 11-1 in the first twenty minutes of second half. Denver led with 9:33 left in the 2016 MLL Season. The Machine had its back against the wall. Ohio scored three very quick goals to tie the game with 6:06 left on the clock. Eric Law was the hero with the championship winning goal. The game was won with a goal in the closing seconds. The final scored was Scotty Rodgers had 11 saves against 29 shots. Marcus Holman was the big scorer for the Machine with four goals and an assist. Tom Schreiber scored three times and had two assists. Kyle Harrison had a goal and three assists. Brian Karalunas had his first goal of the season on lacrosse s biggest stage. Denver leads the all time series between the two teams claiming seven out of ten games. Denver Notes The Denver Outlaws returned to first in MLL rankings after beating the Atlanta Blaze in the annual fourth of July game in Mile-High Stadium. The 24 goals marks the first 20-goal effort in MLL this season and tied the second most in Outlaw history. With the victory over the Blaze, the Outlaws resumed its spot at first place in MLL. Matt Kavanagh is the offensive powerhouse for Denver this season with a team leading 36 points off 21 goals and 15 assists. Attackman Michael Bocklet is not far behind with 33 points off 26 goals and seven assists. Jeremy Sieverts has been another notable player for the Outlaws this season with 11 assists. Faceoff man, Thomas Kelly has also been noteworthy for the Outlaws in 2017, Kelly is currently fourth in MLL standings winning 137-of-250-faceoffs giving him a faceoff percentage. Goaltender Jack Kelly has been astounding in net thus far in 2017 grasping an goals against average and a.546 save percentage.

2 all-stars shine Seven Ohio Machine players have been named to the 2017 MLL All-Star roster. This list includes: Marcus Holman, Tom Schreiber, Peter Baum, Jake Bernhardt, Brian Karalunas, Jackson Place and Kyle Bernlohr. These players all represented the Ohio Machine on Saturday, July 8 at Papa Murphy s Park in Sacramento, CA. Although all seven Sheen s participated in the game. No one shined brighter than Marcus Holman. Ohio s Captain led the game with six goals for Team Stars. Holman walked away from the game with the most goals and the most points scored by any other player in the game. Surely if Team Stars would ve pulled of the win Holman would ve been named MVP. Tom Schreiber scored twice in the game and had an assist. Kyle Bernlohr scrapped two saves in a game with the world s best. Peter Baum scored twice for the winners team Stripes. Schreiber s dominance Tom Schreiber has been a tyrant with the ball since returning five games ago. Schreiber was officially named NLL Rookie of the Year for his outstanding season with the Toronto Rock. Finishing the season with 94 points was a new Rock rookie record, Schreiber led the NLL in rookie scoring and also topped all Rock scorers. He also set the NLL rookie and Rock rookie record with 61 assists. His 33 goals were second best on the team. He s brought his excellent play to the field for the Machine as well. He s one of those players that makes everyone better around him. The Machine has not lost a game in 2017 when he s played.. The former first overall pick Tom Schireber in the 2014 MLL draft has over 100 Major League Lacrosse goals and over 200 points under his belt and looks to contiune his dominance. Sheens leading the way Marcus Holman has been the most consistent scorer in 2017 as he leads the league in points at 40 in front of his teammate Peter Baum who holds a strong tie at second with 36. Holman also leads MLL in goals with 28, trailed by the 27 goals from Ryan Brown of Charlotte. The best passer in the league is Tom Schreiber and he s tied in first place at 17 assists with Ned Crotty of Rochester, with Crotty playing three more games than Schreiber in Jake Bernhardt is also on the board for his 16 assists from Ohio has three players in the top of MLL points and five in the top 20, with Holman, Baum, Bernhardt, Mark Cockerton and Schreiber each making their mark on Players, coaches and fans alike the cockerton success story Mark Cockerton has been a huge part of the Machine s success story in He s scored 16 goals trailing only Marcus Holman for most goals for Ohio. His seven assists in 2017 breaks his single season record. 14 ground balls collected is just three short of what he had last year. He s on pace to have the biggest season of his career. Cockerton is living in his prime as a Major League player and has room to grow as one of the best to ever wear a Machine jersey. Cockerton doesn t do much off the ball. He s only suffered one penalty this season and it was a delay of game. Cockerton hardly ever turns the ball over. He never draws much attention to himself, but then he gets the ball and he automatically becomes a major threat to opposing teams. Mark Cockerton has a seven game streak where he records multiple points on offense. The Warrior Offensive Player Of The Week after the Atlanta game was Cockerton after he scored four goals and helped his team with three assists. When people look back on the first season at Fortress Obetz they ll remember seeing #41 diving and hitting the golden goal in overtime. Goaltenders everywhere gameplan around Cockerton, realizing his ability to light up a scoreboard. Probable Starters Attack 6 Connor Cannizzaro 41 Mark Cockerton Midfield 15 Peter Baum 3 Jake Bernhardt 23 Dominique Alexander 26 Tom Schreiber Defense 11 Matt McMahon 12 Steven Waldeck 17 Jackson Place goalie 35 Kyle Bernlohr Faceless Men hold at 10 The Machine have been outstanding when playing man-down as New York went 0 for 5 in the last matchup. The penalty killing by the Machine is on a different level compared to the rest of it s competitors with the Sheens have killing percentage of its penalties thus far this season. The Faceless Men lead by almost ten percent with the league average at percent. Kyle Bernlohr has been outstanding in the net with a goals-against-average. The Ohio Machine have the two best goalies in the league according to MLL statistic standing with Scott Rodgers at goals-against and Bernlohr at 10.90, combined the two goaltenders have lead the Machine to seven wins. However Bernlohr holds a slight edge over Rodgers in save percentage with Ruthless Power play The Machine have the best team on the penalty kill, but what is even more impressive is its powerplay. Ohio has scored on percent of its man-up opportunities in With the league average sitting at only 26.78, MLL opponents are struggling to keep the Machine off the board when a man-down, with the Sheens harboring offensive fire powerhouses like Marcus Holman, Peter Baum and Tom Schreiber. Connor Cannizzarro has been dominating goalies this year during power plays after only playing in 3 games this year. usa, usa, usa US Lacrosse announced its 59-Man roster who will try out for the U.S. Lacrosse Team July Among those 29 selected are five current Ohio Machine standouts; Jackson Place, Greg Puskuldjian, Tom Schreiber, Jake Bernhardt and Marcus Holman will compete for a spot on team USA. Marcus Holman is the only returning Machine member who has competed in international play with team USA in 2014, but Tom Schreiber 2016 MLL MVP and 2017 NLL Rookie of the year is sure to standout amoungst his competition. Bernhardt is another player who will be quickly noticed during his tryout. After some post season reflection, Bernhardt took to the gym and began to train himself in the most elite way possible. Jackson Place and Greg Puskuldjian will be competing for the first time to be a part of team USA and the two 2016 MLL All Stars are sure to make a big impact on the tryout. Rookie Connor Cannizzarro is looking to make a splash on team USA s roster as well. Fortress Obetz The Machine created a partnership with the Village of Obetz to build the nation s first professional lacrosse specific stadium. The venue will serve as the home of the Ohio Machine, a member of Major League Lacrosse. Fortress Obetz is a part of Obetz 250-acre recreational development which has natural grass athletic fields, baseball and softball diamonds, two stocked ponds, park shelters, an athletic club, archery range, playgrounds, basketball courts, walking trails, and a quarter midget race track. The Fortress, includes a roughly 18,000-square-foot office building, which houses the front office operations for the Ohio Machine. The $15 million project will open May 6, for the Machine s home open against the Rochester Rattlers. Guests of the Fortress will enjoy games from an expansive 6,500-seat stadium, offering multiple seating levels all with tremendous unobstructed sightlines and exceptional closeness to the action playing out on the brand new international-sized, turf field. Onfield participants will play on an advanced athletic surface with world-class safety specifications, game-specific lining, and appropriate sizing for the contest. The game day experience is enhanced with the integration of multiple state-of-the-art videoboards at the venue. Additionally, the facility features expanded concession offerings, modern bathroom facilities, ample parking, and unique premium hospitality options that will elevate the facility to one of the premier settings of its size in the country. Ticket Talk Single game and group tickets are available for all Ohio Machine home games. Single game tickets are available for purchase online,, by calling or in person at the Ohio Machine Ticket Office on the West side of the Fortress, however tickets purchased on gameday will be $20. They are $15 for adults and children, there are no student discounts. Group tickets are $15 (and include exclusive Ohio Machine hats) for groups of 10 or more. Group tickets must be purchased at least 24 hours in advance of the event and are not available at the door. To purchase group tickets, fans can call , or info@ The opportunity to get field level seating is available, but must be purchased fro the entire 2017 season. Up Next The Ohio Machine will be on the bye week before traveling to Boston, June 22 to take on the Cannons.

3 2017 Alphabetical ROSTER ohio machine facts Location...Obetz, Ohio Founded Nickname...Sheens Colors...Carolina Blue, Red and White Team Information Bear Davis...Head Coach and General Manager Darryl Delia.Offensive Coordinator Nat St. Laurent.Defensive Coordinator Paul Collura...Assistant Coach Kaley Rentz...Ohio Machine Lacrosse Contact Cell Phone Mailing Address Attucks Drive Powell, Ohio Captains Kyle Harrison, Tom Schreiber, Scott Rodgers, Marcus Holman 2016 Overall Record Ohio Machine Lacrosse History All Time Record All Stars 26 Longest Home Win Streak...(2014, 5) Longest Win Streak (2014, 5) League MVP. 1(2016) Offensive Player of the Week. 7 Defensive Player of the Week 10 Rookie of the Week..4 All MLL Team.4 Tewaaraton Winners 4 Team USA Members 5 Team Canada Members 1 BudLight Player of the Game..4 Coca-Cola Player of the Game 11 Lacrosse Communications Director/SID...Kaley Rentz Cell Phone krentz@ Twitter...@KaleyPR_Machine Website...TheOhioMachine.com Team Twitter...@MachineMLL Team Instagram...@MachineMLL Team Facebook...TheOhioMachine Pronouncation Guide Jake Bernhardt: BERN-HART Kyle Bernlohr: BERN-Lor Mike Birney: BERN-EE Will Haas: H-AA-S Pat Harbeson HARB-Eh-SON Mike Messenger MESS-ing-er Michael Noone Noon Greg Puskuldjian PU-SKULL-GIN Tom Schreiber SCH-I-BER No. Name Ht. Wt. College #23 Dominique Alexander 6'2" 215 The Ohio State University #15 Peter Baum 6'1" 197 University of Colgate #3 Jake Bernhardt 6'0" 190 University of Maryland #35 Kyle Bernlohr 5'10" 160 University of Maryland #13 Mike Birney 6'1" 200 Detroit Mercy University #6 Connor Cannizzaro University of Denver #41 Mark Cockerton 5'10" 185 University of Virginia #55 Bryan Cole 6'3" 190 University of Maryland #29 Kevin Cunningham 5'11" 165 Villanova University #91 Nick Fields Johns Hopkins #40 Pat Harbeson 5'7" 170 University of Virginia #18 Kyle Harrison 6'0" 194 Johns Hopkins University #1 Marcus Holman 5'11" 180 University of North Carolina #25 Brian Karalunas 6'0" 185 Villanova University #2 Patrick Kelly 5'11" 185 University of North Carolina #11 Matt McMahon 6'4" 225 University of Pennsylvania #88 Mike Messenger 6'2" 203 Limestone College #30 Michael Noone 6'3" 205 Lehigh University #17 Jackson Place 5'11" 185 Bucknell University #92 Greg Puskuldjian 5'11" 205 Adelphi University #14 Michael Quinn 6'2" 195 Yale University #66 Kevin Reisman Limestone College #42 Scott Rodgers 6'4" 265 Notre Dame #26 Tom Schreiber 6'0" 190 Princeton University #8 Andrew Sellers 5'10" 190 Salisbury University #12 Steven Waldeck 6'0" 210 Stony Brook University Head Coach: Bear Davis Offensive Coordinator: Darryl Delia Defensive Coordinator: Nat St. Laurent Assistant Coach: Paul Collura Communications/Sports Information Director: Kaley Rentz

4 2017 Numerical ROSTER ohio machine facts Location...Obetz, Ohio Founded Nickname...Sheens Colors...Carolina Blue, Red and White Team Information Bear Davis...Head Coach and General Manager Darryl Delia.Offensive Coordinator Nat St. Laurent.Defensive Coordinator Paul Collura...Assistant Coach Kaley Rentz...Ohio Machine Lacrosse Contact Cell Phone Mailing Address Attucks Drive Powell, Ohio Captains Kyle Harrison, Tom Schreiber, Scott Rodgers, Marcus Holman 2016 Overall Record Ohio Machine Lacrosse History All Time Record All Stars 26 Longest Home Win Streak...(2014, 5) Longest Win Streak (2014, 5) League MVP. 1(2016) Offensive Player of the Week. 7 Defensive Player of the Week 11 Rookie of the Week..4 All MLL Team.4 Tewaaraton Winners 4 Team USA Members 5 Team Canada Members 1 BudLight Player of the Game..4 Coca-Cola Player of the Game 11 Lacrosse Communications Director/SID...Kaley Rentz Cell Phone krentz@ Twitter...@KaleyPR_Machine Website...TheOhioMachine.com Team Twitter...@MachineMLL Team Instagram...@MachineMLL Team Facebook...TheOhioMachine No. Name Ht. Wt. College #1 Marcus Holman University of North Carolina #2 Patrick Kelly University of North Carolina #3 Jake Bernhardt University of Maryland #6 Connor Cannizzarro University of Denver #8 Andrew Sellers Salisbury University #11 Matt McMahon University of Pennsylvania #12 Steven Waldeck Stony Brook University #13 Mike Birney Detroit Mercy University #14 Michael Quinn Yale University #15 Peter Baum University of Colgate #17 Jackson Place Bucknell University #18 Kyle Harrison Johns Hopkins University #23 Dominique Alexander 6'2" 215 The Ohio State University #25 Brian Karalunas Villanova University #26 Tom Schreiber Princeton University #29 Kevin Cunningham Villanova University #30 Michael Noone Lehigh University #35 Kyle Bernlohr 5'10" 160 University of Maryland #40 Pat Harbeson University of Virginia #41 Mark Cockerton 5'10" 185 University of Virginia #42 Scott Rodgers Notre Dame #66 Kevin Reisman Limestone College #55 Bryan Cole 6'3" 190 University of Maryland #88 Mike Messenger 6'2" 203 Limestone College #91 Nick Fields Johns Hopkins #92 Greg Puskuldjian 5'11" 205 Adelphi University Pronouncation Guide Jake Bernhardt: BERN-HART Kyle Bernlohr: BERN-Lor Mike Birney: BERN-EE Will Haas: H-AA-S Pat Harbeson HARB-Eh-SON Mike Messenger MESS-ing-er Michael Noone Noon Greg Puskuldjian PU-SKULL-GIN Tom Schreiber SCH-I-BER Head Coach: Bear Davis Offensive Coordinator: Darryl Delia Defensive Coordinator: Nat St. Laurent Assistant Coach: Paul Collura Communications/Sports Information Director: Kaley Rentz

5 2017 combined/individual stats Record Overall home away All Games Date Opponent Score Team Statistics 2017 Apr 22 Atlanta W 10-9 Goals-Shot Att Apr 29 Charlotte W Goals scored per game Shot % May 6 Rochester L Shots on Goal Att 294 May 20 Charlotte L 8-10 SOG % Shots Per Game 46.7 May 27 Florida W 19-7 Assists 91 June 2 Chesapeake W pt Goals 1 Man up Opp: June 10 Boston W (OT) Goals June 22 Boston W Conversion % June 24 Chesapeake W Total 138 June 29 New York L Man Up 13 Man Down 1 Unassisted 47 Overtime 2 Goals Average Groundballs 337 Turnovers 102 Caused Turnovers 47 Faceoff (W-L) # PLAYERS POS GP G 2ptG A PTS SHG GWG GB CTO S FO 1 Marcus Holman A Bernhardt, Jake M Rooney, Mike A Baum, Peter M Kelly, Patrick M Cockerton, Mark A Cunningham, Kevin A Sellers, Andrew D McMahon, Matt D Waldeck, Steven D Birney, Mike M Place, Jackson D Alexander, Dominique M Karalunas, Brian D Dejoe, Derek A McCallion, Joseph M Harbeson, Patrick M Puskuldjian, Greg FO Haas, William G OBrien, Eric FO Mangan, Brandon A Schreiber, Tom M Bernlohr, Kyle G Noone, Michael D Logan, Schuss A Fields, Nick D Connor Cannizzarro A Kevin Reisman M TOTALS: # GOALIES GP MIN W L GA 2ptGA 35 Bernlohr, Kyle 7 385: Haas, William 0 0: Rodgers, Scott 4 241: TOTALS:

6 2017 statistics Team game-by-game comparison Date Opponent Score Goals Assist shots SOG GB T/O Faceoff Penalties Apr. 22 Atlanta Apr. 29 Charlotte May 6 Rochester May 20 Charlotte May 27 Florida June 2 Chesapeake June 10 Boston (OT) June 22 Boston June 24 Chesapeake June 29 New York July 15 Denver July 22 Denver July 29 New York Aug. 5 Rochester Game-by-game goals-assists-points Date Opponent Alexander Baum bernhardt birney cockerton cunningham harbeson Karalunas kelly mccallion place puskuldjian rooney Apr. 22 Atlanta Apr. 29 Charlotte May 6 Rochester May 20 Charlotte May 27 Florida June 2 Chesapeake June 10 Boston June 22 Boston June 24 Chesapeake June 29 New York July 15 Denver July 22 Denver July 29 New York Aug. 5 Rochester Opponent Date waldeck Holman Sellers Noone Schuss schreiber Fields Cannizzarro Apr. 22 Atlanta Apr. 29 Charlotte May 6 Rochester May 20 Charlotte May 27 Florida June 2 Chesapeake June 10 Boston June 22 Boston June 24 Chesapeake June 29 New York July 15 Denver July 22 Denver July 29 New York Aug. 5 Rochester Game-by-game faceoffs won-taken, groundballs Player Atlanta Charlotte Rochester Charlotte Florida Chesapeake Boston Boston Chesapeake New York Denver New York Rochester Reisman 12-26, , , 5 Puskuldjian 28-54, , 7 14, 27, , , , , 4 Bernhardt 0-3, 2 2-5, 3 0-1, 0

7 2016 combined/individual stats Record Overall home away All Games Date Opponent Score Team Statistics 2016 Apr 23 Florida W Goals-Shot Att May 01 Denver L Goals scored per game May 8 Denver W Shot % Shots on Goal Att 413 May 14 New York W SOG % May 21 Boston W 14-7 Shots Per Game Assists 116 Jun 02 Rochester L pt Goals 7 Jun 04 Florida W Man up Opp: Goals 12 Jun 09 Charlotte W 16-9 Conversion % Jun 18 Atlanta L Total 209 Jun 25 Rochester L Man Up 15 Jun 30 Chesapeake L Man Down 3 Unassisted 90 Jul 15 Boston W Overtime 1 Jul 30 Atlanta L Goals Average Groundballs 516 Aug 6 New York W Turnovers 214 Caused Turnovers 114 Faceoff (W-L) # PLAYERS POS GP G 2ptG A PTS SHG GWG GB CTO S FO 26 Schreiber, Tom M Holman, Marcus A Baum, Peter M Stanwick, Steele A Cockerton, Mark A Harrison, Kyle M Bernhardt, Jake M Grant JR., John A Mangan, Brandon A X Grant, John A Alexander, Dominique M Puskuldjian, Greg FO X Bitter, Jimmy A X Harding, Reagan M X MacDonald, Mike A Waldeck, Steven D Place, Jackson D Karalunas, Brian D McMahon, Matt D Groot, Daniel M Noone, Michael D Meagher, Sean D Pope, Remington M Sellers, Andrew D Cole, Bryan M X Yapor, Lance M Schmitt, Bobby D Bernlohr, Kyle G Romano, Steven M X Levings, Dylan FO X Buchanan, Kyle M X Izzo, Ryan M X Cannizzaro, Sean A X Schuss, Logan A X Haas, Will G X Sullivan, Finn D TOTALS: # GOALIES GP MIN W L GA 2ptGA X Haas, Will 0 0: Bernlohr, Kyle 1 24:10: Rodgers, Scott :52: X Fullerton, Adam 4 171:31: TOTALS:

8 #23 Dominique Alexander 2016 MLL SEASON: Had one assist at Denver (5/1) and one goal against Denver (5/8) Had one goal at Rochester (6/2) had one assist and three groundballs against Florida (6/4) one assist and two groundballs against Charlotte (6/9) one assist and three groundballs against Rochester (6/25) one assist and one ground ball against Chesapeake (6/30) had three groundballs against Boston (7/15) one groundball and two turnovers against Atlanta (7/30) one groundball against New York (8/6) one groundball against Atlanta (6/18) in the playoffs, had one assist and one groundball against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine finished with two assists and 10 groundballs 2014 MLL SEASON: Machine Oil Can Award recipient. Named HEADstrong Humanitarian for the month of April Played in 13 games scored three goals notched four assists snagged 31 groundballs 2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 10 games for the Machine scored one goal tallied one assists snagged eight groundballs #15 Peter Baum Machine Bios 2016 MLL SEASON: Had three goals, one assist and two ground balls at Florida (4/23)...two goals at Denver (5/1)...three goals and one assist against Denver (5/8). Had four goals and one 2-point goal against New York (5/14)...two goals and one 2-point goal at Boston (5/21)...two goals and one assist against Florida (6/4)...three goals and one assist at Charlotte (6/9)...three goals against Atlanta (6/18)...two goals, one 2-point goal and one assist against Rochester (6/25)...three goals against Chesapeake (6/30)...one goal in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)...three goals against Boston (7/15) scored one goal and snagged two groundballs against Atlanta (7/30) scored four goals against New York (8/6) In the playoffs, scored one goal and tallied one assist against Charlotte (8/13) and scored two goals against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games MLL All-Star. Registered five hat tricks in MLL SEASON: Tied for the team lead with 50 points. Third in MLL with 35 goals. Only Machine player to appear in all 14 regular season games. Named Machine s 2014 Breakout Player of the Year. Tallied seven hat tricks in #3 Jake Bernhardt 2016 MLL SEASON: Had one goal at Denver (5/1) two assists against New York goal at Charlotte (6/9)... two goals and two assists against Atlanta (6/18)... one assist and five face off wins against Rochester (6/25)... one goal against Chesapeake (6/30)... one goal and one assist against Boston (7/15) scored one goal and one assist against Atlanta (7/30). scored one goal and one assist against New York (8/6) in the playoffs, scored two goals and snagged to groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) scored two goals and snagged two groundballs against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine finished with nine goals, two assists and 23 groundballs 2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games named the Machine s 2014 Unsung Hero finished with eight goals, five assists and 17 groundballs 2013 MLL SEASON: Played in nine games for the Machine finished with five goals, two assists and 10 groundballs #35 Kyle Bernlohr 2016 MLL Season: Selected with the 11th overall pick in the second round of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Ohio Machine, becoming the highest drafted goalkeeper in Maryland history first got career start against Atlanta making 10 saves (7/30) #41 Mark Cockerton 2016 MLL SEASON: Had four goals at Florida (4/23)... three goals and two assists against New York (5/14)... two goals and one assist against Boston (5/21) had three goals at Rochester (6/2)... had four goals against Florida (6/4)... one goal at Charlotte (6/9)... four goals against Atlanta (6/18)... three goals against Rochester (6/25)... two assists against Chesapeake (6/30) 2015 MLL SEASON: Appeared in 3 games for the Rattlers notching three goals and one assist 2014 MLL SEASON: Led the Rattlers in goals (24) and played in nine regular season games due to NCAA Tournament responsibilities named Warrior Offensive Player of the Week during Weeks 11 Named Cascade Rookie of the Week during Weeks 9 &13... drafted in the 7th round of the Collegiate Draft. Kaley Rentz Director of Communications and public relations Cell Phone: krentz@

9 #55 Bryan Cole 2016 MLL SEASON: Selected with the 16th overall pick in the second round of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Ohio Machine. #29 Kevin Cunningham 2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Charlotte Hounds had one assist against Boston (4/23) three goals against Rochester (4/30) one goal against Florida (5/14) two goals against New York (5/21) one assist against Boston (6/11) two assists against Atlanta (6/25) two assists against Atlanta (7/1)... scored one goal against Rochester (7/16) scored two goals and notched one assist against Florida (7/22) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in five games with the Florida Launch scoring three goals and notching two assists traded to the Charlotte Hounds played in nine games scoring 13 goals and adding 10 assists 2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games with the Florida Launch scoring 14 goals and notching 13 assists 2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games with Hamilton scoring 17 goals and tallying 22 assists. #40 Pat Harbeson Machine Bios 2016 MLL SEASON: Played with the Denver Outlaws in four games scoring three goals played in five games with Chesapeake scoring one goal 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Atlanta Blaze scoring three goals and notching two assists while snagging 20 groundballs. #18 Kyle Harrison 2016 MLL SEASON: Inducted into the Johns Hopkins Athletic Hall of Fame... two goals and one 2-point goals at Florida (4/23) and at Denver (5/1)... one goal and one assist against Denver (5/8)... one goal and one assist against New York (5/14)... one goal and one assist at Boston (5/21)... one goal against Atlanta (6/18)... two goals against Rochester (6/25)... two goals against Chesapeake (6/30)... three goals against Boston (7/15) one goal against Atlanta (7/30) in the playoffs, scored one goal against Charlotte (8/13) and scored one goal with one assist and one groundball against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games finished with 18 goals and five assists 2015 Team Captain and MLL All-Star MLL SEASON: Team captain and Machine MVP played in 13 games scoring 27 goals and tallying six assists member of Team USA in MLL SEASON: Played seven games for Denver. Had six points, four goals and two assists. Scooped up five groundballs MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star played 12 games for Los Angeles finished with 30 points, 17 goals and 13 assists collected 23 groundballs MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star played 12 Games for New Jersey had 27 points, 19 goals, six assists and 35 groundballs MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star represented the United States in the 2006 World Lacrosse Championship played 11 games for New Jersey recorded 25 points on eight goals and 17 assists with 21 groundballs MLL SEASON: Number one overall pick in the 2005 MLL draft by New Jersey MLL All-Star played in nine games had 15 points, nine goals and six assists. #1 Marcus Holman Attack 2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Offensive Player of the Week for Week 3. Captured his 100th career MLL goal at Boston (5/21) scored game winning goal in overtime against Denver (5/8) Had three goals and one assist at Florida (4/23)... two goals and one assist at Denver (5/1)... five goals and one assist against Denver (5/8)... six goals against New York (5/14)... two goals and two assists at Boston (5/21)... had two goals and one assist at Rochester (6/2)... four goals against Florida (6/4)... five goals and one assist at Charlotte (6/9)... one goal and three assists against Atlanta (6/18)...three goals against Rochester (6/25)... one assist against Chesapeake (6/30)... three goals and two assists in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)... three goals and two assists against Boston (7/15) three goals against Atlanta (7/30) four goals and one assist against New York (8/6) In the playoffs, scored three goals and tallied three assists in the game against Charlotte (8/13) four goals and one assist in the Championship game against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games 2015 MLL All-Star finished with 39 goals, 11 assists and 50 points 2014 MLL SEASON: Machine Offensive Player of the Year led MLL in goals scored (37) member of Team USA in 2014 named the Warrior Offensive Player of the Week for Week 5 and Week 13 played in 13 games this season MLL Season: Played in 10 games fourth on the team with 20 points ranked second on the team in points for a rookie finished second on the team with 11 assists.

10 #25 Brian Karalunas Midfield Machine Bios 2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 4 helped hold defending MLL champions, New York, to just 10 goals (5/14)... nine groundballs at Florida (4/23)... four groundballs at Denver (5/1)... four groundballs and scored his first goal of the season against New York (5/14)... four ground balls against Atlanta (6/18)...five groundballs against Chesapeake (6/30)... six groundballs in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)...four groundballs against Boston (7/15) had five groundballs against Atlanta (7/30) had two groundballs against New York in the playoff, snagged four groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) and scored one goal while grabbing two groundballs against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Machine s 2015 Defensive Player of the Year 2015 MLL All-Star played in 14 games picked up a career high 48 groundballs on the year MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star (Team USA) played in all 14 games for New York picked up 35 groundballs on the season member of Team USA 30-man training roster MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star played in all 14 games for New York tallied 33 groundballs on the year. MLL All-Star Selection MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star played in all 14 games for Long Island earned Defensive Player of the Week (6/11) picked up 33 groundballs on the year MLL All-Star Selection MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games for Long Island scooped up 34 ground balls during the season. #11 Matt McMahon Defense 2016 MLL SEASON: Scored first MLL career goal at Boston (5/21)... one groundball at Boston (5/21) four groundballs at Charlotte (06/09)... two groundballs against Atlanta (06/18)... two groundballs against Rochester (06/25)... four groundballs against Chesapeake (06/30)... three groundballs against Boston (07/15)... one groundball at New York (08/06) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in one game with Ohio Machine #88 Mike Messenger attack 2016 MLL SEASON: Drafted by the Machine #30 Michael Noone Defense 2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games with the Ohio Machine picked up three groundballs and caused one turnover against Denver (5/1) caused two turnovers against Denver (5/8) picked up four groundballs against Florida (6/4) three groundballs against Charlotte (6/9) three groundballs against Boston (5/15)... in the playoffs, had one groundball against Charlotte (8/13) one groundball against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in all games picked up two groundballs against Charlotte (5/16)... one groundball at Charlotte (6/5)... two groundballs at Boston (7/11) in the playoffs picked up one groundball against Charlotte (8/13) and one groundball again Denver (8/20) #17 Jackson Place Defense 2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 5 held the league s leading scorer, Will Manny, to just one assist and three shots at Boston (5/21)... held last year s scoring champion, Rob Pannel, to just one goal and one assist against New York (5/14)... first career MLL goal at Denver (5/1)...five ground balls at Rochester (6/4)... two groundball against Charlotte (6/9) one groundball against Atlanta (6/18) two groundballs against Chespeake (6/30 ) three groundballs against Boston (7/15) ones groundball against Atlanta (7/30) two groundballs against New York (8/6) five ground balls in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) in the playoffs, snagged two groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) three groundballs against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games tallied 28 groundballs on the year 2014 MLL SEASON: Played in one game for the Machine collected two groundballs in his MLL debut at New York (6/28) #92 Greg Puskuldjian faceoff 2016 MLL SEASON: Had 13 groundballs, one assist and 20 face off wins at Florida (4/23)... nine groundballs and one assist at Denver (5/1)... six ground balls, one assist and 15 faceoff wins against Denver (5/8)... eight groundballs against New York (5/14)... seven ground balls at Rochester (6/2)... five groundballs against Florida (6/4)...14 faceoff wins at Charlotte (6/9) faceoff wins and 13 groundballs against Atlanta (6/18)... one assist and seven faceoff wins against Rochester (6/25) face off wins and 11 groundballs against Chesapeake (6/30)... eight faceoff wins in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) faceoff wins and seven groundballs against Boston (7/15) won 15 faceoffs and 11 groundballs against Atlanta (7/30) won 19 faceoffs and 12 groundballs against New York (8/6) in playoffs, won 10 groundballs and 19 faceoffs against Charlotte (8/13) won 17 faceoffs and one assist against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games led the Machine in groundballs with 110 went 176-for-329 on face-offs for the year.

11 #14 Michael Quinn Defense Machine Bios 2016 MLL SEASON: First draft pick for the Ohio Machine and eighth overall in the first round knee injury prevented participation in the season #42 Scott Rodgers 2016 MLL SEASON: Named Most Valuable Player at the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)... named MLL Warrior Defensive Player of the Week for Week 8 named Coca-Cola Player of the Game at Charlotte (6/9). Named Game MVP for game against Denver (5/8)...10 saves against Denver (5/8) and New York (5/14)...17 saves at Boston (5/21)...15 saves at Rochester (6/2)...14 saves against Florida (6/4)... season high of 19 saves at Charlotte (6/9)...15 saves against Atlanta (6/18)... six saves against Rochester (6/25) saves against Chesapeake (6/30) 11 saves in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) saves against Boston (7/15) seven saves against Atlanta (7/30) 16 saves against New York (8/6) In the playoffs, made 20 saves against Charlotte (8/13) made 11 saves against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Appeared in one game and made 12 saves 2014 MLL SEASON: Appeared in six games and made 46 saves 2013 MLL SEASON: Appeared in five games and made 54 saves #26 Tom Schrieber 2016 MLL SEASON: 2016 MLL MVP. Captured his 100th career MLL point and was Game MVP at Boston (5/21) also Game MVP against New York (5/14)... five assists at Florida (4/23)...one goal and two assists at Denver (5/1)...one goal and one assist against Denver (5/8)... two goals and seven assists against New York (5/14)... three goals and three assists at Boston (5/21)... two goals and three assists at Rochester (6/2)... two goals and one assist against Florida (6/4)... three goals and one assist at Charlotte (6/9)... one goal, one two point goal and two assists against Atlanta (6/18)... two goals and one assist against Rochester (6/25)... one goal and one assist against Chesapeake (6/30)... one goal and two assist in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)... three goals and one assist against Boston (7/15) had two goals and six assists against New York (8/6) In the playoffs, tallied two assists against Charlotte (8/13) and scored three goals, notched two assists and snagged one groundball against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games 2015 MLL All-Star team leader in points with 60 scored 23 goals and notched 36 assists 2014 MLL SEASON: Selected 1st Overall in 2014 Collegiate Draft by the Ohio Machine named Cascade Rookie of the Week for Week 5 finished with 29 goals and 30 assists for a team high 60 points #8 Andrew Sellers 2016 MLL SEASON: Played in four games for the Machine, recording three groundballs MLL SEASON: Played with Chesapeake before being traded to the Boston Cannons played in seven games for the Bayhawks snagging four groundballs 2014 MLL SEASON: Played in one game with the Chesapeake Bayhawks #12 Steve Waldeck 2016 MLL SEASON: Has played in all games for the Machine...four ground balls against Florida (6/4)...one goal against Atlanta (6/18)... eight groundballs against Boston (7/15) had one goal against Atlanta (7/30) picked up five groundballs against New York (8/6) in the playoffs, snagged two groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) and five groundballs against Denver (8/20) MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games for the Machine scored one goal and snagged 21 groundballs 2014 MLL SEASON: Acquired in trade with New York on July 2. Played in five games this season for Ohio scored one goal and snagged nine groundballs 2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for New York. Scored a career-high three goals, including a pair 2-point goals and picked up 28 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 39 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 36 groundballs MLL SEASON: Played in seven games for Toronto. Scored two goals and picked up 23 groundballs.

12 #13 Mike Birney Midfield Machine Bios DETROIT MERCY UNIVERSITY: Was selected Second Team All-MAAC Was fifth on the team with 18 points and 11 goals and was fourth handing out seven assists Third on the team in shots (74) and fourth with 33 shots on goal Also third with 16 man-up goals and fourth with eight hat tricks A four-year member of the Detroit Athletic Director s Honor Roll and earned the Academic Excellence Award at the Annual Academic & Athletic Awards Dinner, given to student-athletes who have recorded at least a 3.0 GPA for every semester that they have participated in college athletics A member of the MAAC Academic Honor Roll... Also a three-time MAAC All-Academic Selection Tabbed preseason All-MAAC by the coaches and Inside Lacrosse Was featured in Lacrosse Magazine in the fall for his shooting as he has been clocked as high as 114MPH Began the season with selections to the Preseason All-MAAC Team and Inside Lacrosse s Face-Off Yearbook All-MAAC Preseason Team A member of the University of Detroit Mercy Athletic Director s Honor Roll, the MAAC Academic Honor Roll and the All-MAAC Academic Team. #2 Patrick Kelly Midfield UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA: (2015) Played in all 17 games for the Tar Heels... started the first 11 games of the season in the first midfield and then ran in the second midfield in the season s last six matches... finished the year with six goals and seven assists for 13 points... also had seven ground balls including a career-high three against Bryant... had two goals versus Manhattan and two assists versus Massachusetts... had a goal and an assist against Furman, Richmond and Colgate... named to All-ACC Academic Men s Lacrosse Team... won the squad s Dick Baddour Academic Success Award for having the team s highest grade point average... earned honors on ACC Academic Honor Roll (2014) Appeared in all 15 games had 10 points on the season with five goals and five assists recorded his first career hat trick against Bucknell had a career-high four points in two games notched one goal and three assists against Furman had an assist against Bucknell to earn his second four-point game to go with his hat trick picked up six ground balls and caused two turnovers... earned ACC Academic Honor Roll status for the second straight year... named to the fall semester 2013 Dean s List. (2013) Played in eight games in his initial campaign scored six goals had two tallies in win over High Point his other goals came against Dartmouth, Brown, Hofstra and Lehigh scored on 60 percent of his shots named to ACC Academic Honor Roll #91 Nick Fields LSM Johns Hopkins University: Was slected as Honorable Mention USILA All-American and Honorable Mention All-Big Ten selection his junior year. Started all 15 games to run streak of consecutive starts to 48 finishing off his senior year. Totaled one goal, one assist, 35 ground balls and nine caused turnovers in his junior year (2016). During his senior season, fields captured 23 groundballs and recorded 19 caused turnovers... selected in the third-round of the 2017 MLL draft...appeared in his first game the week after being drafted to the Ohio Machine. #6 Connor cannizzaro Attack University of Denver: Tewaaraton Award Finalist (2016)...Tewaaraton Award Nominee (2015, 2016 and 2017)...USILA First Team All-America (2015 and 2016)...USILA Second Team All-American (2017)...Senior CLASS Award Finalist...BIG EAST Attackman of the Year (2016 and 2017)... Ended his career on a 58-game active point streak, the longest in the country when the Pioneers season ended in the NCAA Semifinals Played an started in all 69 appearances he made in his collegiate career In 2017 Connor Tallied 66 points on 42 goals and 24 assists, scoring a goal in all but one game and tallying at least a point in all 17 games Scored a season-high five goals in Denver s win over St. John s (4/15) Netted hat tricks in eight games, including in three of Denver s last five games Had a career-high nine points (tied for third in DU s DI history) in Denver s win over Georgetown... 18th in the country in points per game (3.88), 21st in goals per game (2.47), 48th in assists per game (1.41) and 16th in man-up goals (6). #66 kevin Reisman Faceoff Limestone College: 2017 NCAA Division II National Championship Game Most Outstanding Player USILA/Nike Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award as Most Outstanding Division II Lacrosse Player USILA/Nike First-Team All-American Conference Carolinas Tournament Most Outstanding Player Conference Carolinas Defensive Player of the Year All-Conference Carolinas First-Team Conference Carolinas Player of the Week (Week 10) Conference Carolinas Player of the Week (Week 8) Tewarraton Award Watch List Conference Carolinas Player of the Week (Week 1) NCAA Division II Statistical Leader Groundballs per game (11.45) NCAA Division II Statistical Leader Groundballs (252) National Single Season Record NCAA Division II Statistical Leader Faceoff Winning Percentage (.748) NCAA Division II Statistical Leader Faceoffs Won (380)... NCAA Division II Single Season Record Holder in Faceoff Winning Percentage...NCAA Division II Single Season Record Holder in Ground Balls per Game...NCAA Division II Record Holder for Fastest Goal to Start a Game. Kaley Rentz Director of Communications and public relations Cell Phone: krentz@

13 2017 Box Scores Game 1 - Ohio Machine 10, Atlanta Blaze 9, April 22, Fifth Third Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Blaze(0-1) vs. Ohio Machine (1-0) Date: April 22, 2017 Weather: 80 degrees, partly cloudy Score by Period Total Atlanta Ohio Machine ATLANTA BLAZE Scoring: GOALS: RATLIFF, S. 1 (2pt); DONAHUE, D. 1; BOCKLET C. 2; PANNELL, J. 2; PEN- NINGTON, J. 1; RICE, K. 1. ASSISTS: MAY, C 1; RICE, K. 3; BOCKLET C. 1. OHIO MACHINE Scoring: GOALS: BERNHARDT, J. 3; ROONEY, M. 3; BAUM, P. 2; KELLY, P. 2. ASSISTS: BAUM, P 1; COCKERTON, M. 2; BERNHARDT, J. 1; CUNNINGHAM, K. 1. vs. Atlanta Statistics 2017 Goals-Shot Att Goals scored per game 10 Shot % 0.40 Shots on Goal Att 25 SOG % Shots Per Game 25 Assists 5 2pt Goals 0 Man up Opp: Goals 12 Conversion % Total 10 Man Up 1 Man Down 0 Unassisted 5 Overtime 0 Goals Average 10 Groundballs 20 Turnovers 8 Caused Turnovers 2 Faceoff (W-L) Faceoff (W-L)% Penalties Number 6 Minutes 4.5 Min Game 2 - Ohio Machine 15, charlotte hounds 12, April 29, american legion memorial stadium, charlotte, NC Charlotte Hounds (0-2) vs. Ohio Machine (2-0) Date: April 29, 2017 Weather: 85 degrees, partly cloudy Score by Period Total Charlotte Ohio Machine CHARLOTTE HOUNDS Scoring: GOALS: CHANENCHUK, M. 2; SANKEY, J 2; HAUS. J 4; YOUNG, P. 1; BROWN, R. 2; DOKTOR, N 1. ASSISTS: HAUS, J. 2; SANKEY, J. 3; CHANENCHUK, M. 1. OHIO MACHINE Scoring: GOALS: COCKERTON, M. 4; BERNHARDT, J. 1; HOLMAN, M. 3 BAUM, P. 2; KELLY, P. 2. CUNNINGHAM, K. 3. ASSISTS: BAUM, P 2; COCKERTON, M. 3; BERNHARDT, J. 3; HOLMAN, M. 1; CUNNINGHAM, K. 1; ALEXANDER, D. 1; WALDECK, S. 1. vs. CHARLOTTE Statistics 2017 Goals-Shot Att Goals scored per game 15 Shot % 0.57 Shots on Goal Att 26 SOG % 0.56 Shots Per Game 25 Assists 10 2pt Goals 0 Man up Opp: Goals 1 Conversion % 0.50 Total 15 Man Up 1 Man Down 5 Unassisted 10 Overtime 0 Goals Average 15 Groundballs 35 Turnovers 8 Caused Turnovers 10 Faceoff (W-L) Faceoff (W-L)% 0.53 Penalties Number 3 Minutes 2.5 Min