2011 Pioneer Men s Lacrosse

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1 2011 SCHEDULE (13-2, 6-0 ECAC) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Sun., Feb. 20 Syracuse 13-7, L Sun., Feb. 27 VERMONT % 11-6, W Sat., March 5 JACKSONVILLE $ 20-8, W Sun., March 6 MANHATTAN $ % 17-6, W Sat., March 12 NOTRE DAME 10-9, L Wed., March 16 Loyola * 12-8, W Sat., March 19 Sacred Heart 13-12, 4OT W Sat., March 26 AIR FORCE * % 14-7, W Sat., April 2 Hobart * 15-11, W Sat., April 9 Duke ^ 12-9, W Sat., April 16 OHIO STATE *& 11-6, W Sat., April 23 Bellarmine * 15-9, W Sat., April 30 FAIRFIELD * % 11-5, W Thurs., May 5 No. 2 Loyola vs. No. 3 Fairfield 9-10 Thurs., May 5 No. 4 Ohio State at No. 1 Denver 11-4, W Sat., May 7 No. 3 Fairfield at No. 1 Denver 11-9, W Sun., May 15 No. 6 Denver vs. Villanova 3:15 p.m. * - ECAC Opponent; $ - DU Face-Off Classic; % - Available on Pioneer Vision; & - Played at Invesco Field at Mile High; ^ - Played in Bethpaige, N.Y. HOME GAMES IN BOLD; All Times Mountain Time DENVER PIONEERS PROBABLE STARTERS ATTACK 22 Mark Matthews Jr Oshawa, Ontario 33 Alex Demopoulos Jr Canton, Conn. 24 Todd Baxter Sr. 6-0 Eden Prairie, Minn. 1ST MIDFIELD 45 Jeremy Noble Fr. 5-8 Orangeville, Ontario 18 Cameron Flint So Georgetown, Ontario 32 Chase Carraro So. 5-8 Louisville, Ky. 2ND MIDFIELD 11 Eric Law So Centennial, Colo. 35 Henry Miketa Jr. 6-0 Fort Collins, Colo. 4 Hayden Schuette So. 6-0 Encinitas, Calif DEFENSIVE MIDFIELD 34 Alex Drexler Sr. 6-1 New Cannan, Conn. 21 Jamie Macdonald Sr. 6-0 Providence, R.I. 25 Emerson Eichler Jr. 6-3 New Vernon, N.J. LONG STICK 6 Harley Brown Fr. 6-2 New Cannan, Conn. 19 John Zurlo Fr. 6-3 Bernardsville, N.J. FACE-OFF 32 Chase Carraro So. 5-8 Louisville, Ky. 8 Mike Pirone Fr. 5-9 North Bethesda, Md. DEFENSE 23 Jeff Brown Sr. 6-4 Cohasset, Mass. 13 Brendan DeBlois R-Jr Narragansett, R.I. 29 Kyle Hercher So. 6-4 Littleton, Colo. GOAL 16 Jamie Faus Fr. 5-9 Lakeville, Conn. The Denver Pioneers Web site is the main source of up-to-date Pioneer athletic news. Fans can follow their favorite team at home or on the road by logging on to watch the action live, via Pioneer Vision, Pioneer Radio or Pioneer Live Stats. Twitter ID: DU_Pioneers; Facebook Page: Denver Pioneers YouTube ID: DUAthletics NCAA MEN S LACROSSE TOURNAMENT First-Round: No. 11/12 Villanova (11-4) vs. No. 4 (No. 6 seed) Denver (13-2) Sun., May 15, :15 p.m. (MT) Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium (2,000) Denver, Colo. Media: ESNPU, ESPN3.com, Live Stats, CoverItLive Web: VILLANOVA WILDCATS 2011 Record: 11-4, 3-3 Big East Ranking: 12/11 (IL Nike/USILA Coaches) Last game: 11-9, L, at Georgetown (05/07/11) Head Coach: Michael Corrado Alma Mater: Villanova, 87 Record at Villanova: (fifth season) Career Record: same TOP PERFORMERS 2. Jack Rice 32g 3a 29. Kevin Cunningham 23g, 18a 4. Billy Hurley 114Sv, 8.01GAA NOTES THIS WEEKEND S MATCH-UP With its 11-9 win over Fairfield University, the No. 4 University of Denver men s lacrosse team won the ECAC Championship and earned the automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. Denver will host the No. 11/12 Villanova Wildcats on Sunday at 3:15 p.m. MT in a first-round game of the NCAA Tournament, marking it the first time in program history that Denver has hosted an NCAA Tournament game. The No. 6-seeded Pioneers are on a program record 10-game winning streak heading into the match-up that will be featured live on ESPNU. Villanova comes off of an 11-9 loss to Georgetown. MEDIA INFO Fans can follow the game live via ESPNU. Live Stats and the Pioneers interactive in-game blog through CoverItLive will also be available through DenverPioeners.com. TICKET INFO Tickets for the NCAA Tournament first-round game on May 15 are sold out. Fans are encouraged to watch the game on ESPNU and follow the Live Stats and Live Blog through com. THE SERIES The Pioneers lead the all-time series with the Wildcats 3-2 that includes a 2-0 record at home. The last meeting between Denver and Villanova resulted in a double overtime victory for the Pioneers on March 3, 2007 in Denver, Colo. SCOUTING VILLANOVA Villanova comes into its match-up with DU after an 11-9 loss to Georgetown on May 7 in Washington, D.C. The Wildcats are sporting an 11-4 overall record, 3-3 in Big East play. Kevin Cunningham leads the Wildcats with 41 points on 23 goals and 18 assists. Jack Rice leads the team with 32 goals and 73 shots, and is second on the team with 35 points. Nolan Vihlen and Thomas Croonquist are sharing the face-off duties with Croonquist leading the way with a 60.0 face-off percentage. Brian Karalunas leads the team with 71 ground balls. Goalkeeper Billy Hurley holds an 11-4 record between the pipes, having logged over 898 minutes for a 48.7 save percentage and an 8.01 goals against average. DENVER PIONEERS 2011 Record: 13-2, 6-0 ECAC Ranking: 4/4 (IL Nike/USILA Coaches) Last game: 11-9, W, Fairfield (05/07/11) Head Coach: Bill Tierney Alma Mater: Cortland State, 73 Record at DU: 25-7 (second season) Career Record: (27th season) TOP PERFORMERS 22. Mark Matthews, Jr. A 41g, 21a 33. Alex Demopoulos, Jr. A 27g, 26a 16. Jamie Faus, Fr. G 158Sv, 8.04GAA STATISTICAL COMPARISON DU CATEGORY VU 39.9 Shots Per Game Goals Per Game Assists Per Game Points Per Game SOG Percentage Saves Per Game Save Percentage Goals Against Average Ground Balls Per Game Man-Up Goals Clears Faceoff Percentage :00 Penalties 62-53:30

2 GENERAL INFORMATION Location...Denver, Colo. Enrollment...11,644 Founded Nickname...Pioneers Colors...Crimson and Gold National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Eastern College Athletic Conference Chancellor...Robert D. Coombe Alma Mater...Williams College (Mass.) 70 Alma Mater... California 73 Athletics Director... Peg Bradley-Doppes Alma Mater...Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 79 Alma Mater...Miami (Ohio) 81 Executive Asst. to Director of Athletics...Lisa Bridges Faculty Athletic Rep... Nancy Sampson Athletics Department Phone...(303) Ticket Office Phone... (303) Athletics Web site... Twitter ID...DU_Pioneers Facebook Page...Denver Pioneers Mailing Address East Asbury Ave....Denver, CO TEAM INFORMATION Home Field...Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium Capacity...2,000 Press Box Phone... (954) Overall Record ECAC Record ECAC Finish...1st Postseason...9-7, L, at Stony Brook, 05/18/10...NCAA Tournament First Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost...27/12 Starters Returning/Lost...5/5 Newcomers Captains...Todd Baxter, Andrew Lay...Jamie Macdonald, Alex Drexler MEN S LACROSSE STAFF Head Coach...Bill Tierney Alma Mater...Cortland State 73 Record at DU (second season) Career (27 seasons) Best way to reach coach... through SID Assistant Coach...Trevor Tierney Alma Mater...Princeton 01 Assistant Coach...Matt Brown Alma Mater... Denver 05 Volunteer Assistant Coach... Dyland Sheridan Alma Mater...Clermont McKenna 06 Assistant Athletic Trainer... Josie White Alma Mater...New Hampshire 04 Best way to reach coaching staff/players...through SID TEAM HISTORY First season of men s lacrosse All-Time Record First season of Division I status All-Time DI Record ECAC Regular Season Champions , 2011 GWLL Regular Season Champions , 2005, 2006, 2008 NCAA Tournament Appreances (years) (2006, 2008, 2010) NCAA Tournament Record , L vs. Maryland (05/13/06); 10-7, L vs. Maryland (05/10/08); 9-8, L, at Stony Brook (05/18/10) MEDIA RELATIONS Director of Media Relations... Erich Bacher Associate Dir...Mike Kennedy Associate Dir. (MLAX Contact)... Nicole Dupes Office Phone...(303) Cell Phone... (954) Fax...(303) nicole.dupes@du.edu PIONEER LEADER BOARD Junior Mark Matthews leads Denver with 62 points (41g, 21a), ranking him fourth in the nation in points per game (4.13), fifth in goals per game (2.73) and 30th in assists per game (1.4). Junior Alex Demopoulos is second on the team with 53 points (27g, 26a), ranking him 12th in the nation in points per game (3.53) and 17th in assists (1.73). Freshman goalkeeper Jamie Faus ranks ninth in the nation in save percentage (0.577) and 16th in goals against average (8.052). Sophomore Chase Carraro ranks 11th in the nation with a 61.0 face-off percentage. Carraro also ranks 10th in the nation with 6.07 ground balls per game. Denver is second in the nation in assists per game (7.07), and ranks third in scoring margin (4.4), win percentage (0.867) and points per game (19.67). DENVER TO HOST FIRST-ROUND GAME OF NCAA TOURNAMENT For the first time in program history, DU will host a firstround game of the NCAA Tournament at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium on Sunday, May 15 at 3:15 p.m. MT. The matchup between the Pioneers and the Wildcats will be broadcast live on ESNPU. The winner of the first-round NCAA Tournament game will advance to the Quarterfinals to play the winner of the matchup between No. 3-seeded Johns Hopkins and Hofstra on May 21 in Hempstead, N.Y. Last season, Denver defeated Loyola 12-4 to receive the automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Pioneers faced the Stony Brook Seawolves in a first-round game of the NCAA Tournament, and were narrowly edged by a 9-7 loss that ended their season. TOPS IN THE NATION Junior Mark Matthews is 13th in the nation among active goal scorers with 103 career goals. Stony Brook s Jordan McBride leads the way with 175 career goals. CAN I GET A HAT TRICK? Junior Mark Matthews has 18 career hat tricks to his name, ranking him 11th in the nation for career hattricks. Seven of his hat-tricks have come during the 2011 season alone, including five goals against Bellarmine on April 23. Fellow attackman Alex Demopoulos has 10 career hat tricks, three so far this season. GOING STREAKING Junior Alex Demopoulos is currently on a 32-game point scoring streak coming into this weekend s game. Demopoulos is tied for eighth in the nation among active consecutive-game scorers. Demopoulos has scored 63 goals and recorded 50 assists for 113 points during the streak that began on Feb. 19, Junior Mark Matthews has recorded a point in 26 consecutive games, ranking him 21st. Matthews streak began on March 16, 2010 and he has recorded 72 goals and 30 assists for 102 points. Bryan Neufeld from Sienna leads the nation with a 52-game point-scoring streak (119 goals, 45 assists, 154 points) that started on Feb. 20, Matthews is also ranked third in the nation among active scorers with a 26-game goal scoring streak, having tallied 72 goals during the streak. Albany s Joe Resetarits leads the way with a 33-game consecutive goal-scoring streak that began on Feb. 25, He has amassed 78 goals during the streak. SCORING DUO Juniors Mark Matthews and Alex Demopoulos rank tied for third in the nation among active scoring duos with a total of 115 points. Rob Pannell and David Lau of Cornell lead the way with 123 total points. CLIMBING THE CHARTS As of May 9, the Pioneers ranked No. 4 in both the Nike/ Inside Lacrosse and the USILA Coaches Poll, the highest ranking in program history. Denver entered the ECAC Tournament on May 5 ranked No. 5 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse and No. 6 in the USILA Coaches Poll. After defeating the Ohio State Buckeyes 11-6 in the Eighth Annual Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Showdown on April 16, the Pioneers moved up to No. 5, according to an April 18 poll. In the previous week, the Pioneers were ranked No. 6/7 after upsetting then-no. 4 and defending National Champions Duke, 12-9, in Bethpage, N.Y., on April 9. The Pioneers previous highest ranking was No. 9 in the final regular-season poll of the 2010 season. ECAC POSTSEASON HONORS Head coach Bill Tierney earned Eastern College Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors for the second consecutive year, while junior Mark Matthews was named the Offensive Player of the Year and freshman goalkeeper Jamie Faus was named the Rookie of the Year. In addition to Matthews, sophomores Chase Carraro and Cameron Flint and senior Jeff Brown earned All- ECAC First Team honors. Along with Faus, junior Alex Demopoulos and senior Todd Baxter were named to the All-ECAC Second Team. ECAC HONORS In the 11th week of action, freshman Jamie Faus was tabbed the Defensive Player of the Week as he finished the week with 10 saves, allowing only five goals, making it his fourth-straight game with double-figure saves. Faus now has three Defensive Player of the Week awards (March 7, April 11 and May 2) to go along with one Rookie of the Week award (Feb. 28). In the ninth week of action, sophomore Chase Carraro was honored for the first time by the ECAC as the Offensive Player of the Week. Carraro led the then-no. 6/7 Pioneers to their sixth straight win as he finished with three goals in an 11-6 win over Ohio State (receiving votes in the national polls) at the eighth annual Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Showdown. Carraro led the way at the face-off X, winning 14-of-20 face-offs, while also tallying five ground balls. At that time, he had 14 goals on the season and one assist for 15 points. The midfielder also had a 58.9 face-off winning percentage on 142-of- 241 face-offs won. He also led the team with 63 ground balls. Also honored this season was senior Todd Baxter, who was tabbed as the Offensive player of the Week on April 11 and junior Alex Demopoulos, who was tabbed as the Offensive Player of the Week twice (March 7, March 21). Sophomore Cameron Flint picked up the Pioneers first Offensive Player of the Week honor of the season on Feb. 28. LEAVING A MARK In just three seasons, junior Mark Matthews has steadily climbed up the Pioneers DI record books. Matthews became the all-time DI points-getter with a five-point performance against Fairfield (04/30/11), surpassing assistant coach Matt Brown s mark of 137 that he amassed from Matthews currently has 144 points, and is also second in DI career goals (103), 11 behind Brown for the top spot. LAST TIME OUT No. 5 Denver held off a late rally by Fairfield to claim the inaugural ECAC Tournament championship with an 11-9 win this afternoon at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium. The Pioneers, who also won the ECAC regular-season title, earned the league s automatic NCAA Tournament bid with the win and extended its winning streak to a program-record 10 wins. A great deal of credit needs to go to Fairfield and all those young men that competed and didn t give up for the full 60 minutes, said head coach Bill Tierney. I am proud of our guys for sticking in there and coming

3 up with goals when we needed them, but our team just learned something out there and that is to never give up until that buzzer sounds. I am excited that we were able to secure the first-ever ECAC Championship and to get the automotive qualifier to the NCAA Tournament. It s been a long season, but we re ready to keep playing and show everyone what Denver lacrosse is all about. Denver led 11-4 early in the fourth quarter before the Stags mounted their comeback with five consecutive goals to cut the deficit to two goals with 3:04 remaining. The Pioneers sealed the win as goaltender Jamie Faus (Lakeville, Conn.) stopped the Stags final two attempts on goal. ECAC Player of the Year Mark Matthews (Oshawa, Ontario), sophomore Eric Law (Centennial, Colo.), senior Todd Baxter (Eden Prairie, Minn.) and junior Alex Demopoulos (Canton, Conn.) scored two goals each for Denver and Faus earned his 12th win of the season with 13 saves. Freshman Jeremy Noble (Orangeville, Ontario), sophomore Hayden Schuette (Encinitas, Calif.) and tournament MVP Chase Carraro (Louisville, Ky.) also scored, while Carraro dominated face-offs by winning 16-of-22 draws. Max Trunz led Fairfield with three goals, while Nick Baglio, Matt Plominski, Doug Kuring, Sam Snow, Matt Lanzaro and John Snellman added goals for the Stags. Charlie Cipriano made 13 saves as Fairfield ends its season at 8-8. Denver held a 5-2 advantage after an entertaining first period. Law opened the scoring at 3:43 before Baglio tied it at 1-1 less than one minute later. Matthews scored back-to-back goals, followed by Noble and Demopoulos as the Pioneers outshot the Stags 8-4 in the first period. Baxter and Schuette scored goals in the second quarter to extend DU s lead to 7-2 at the half. Faus stopped all five Fairfield shots in the quarter. Law, Baxter and Carraro scored for Denver in the third quarter as the Pioneers held a commanding 10-3 lead. Plominski netted Fairfield s lone goal in the quarter. After a Demopoulos goal at 2:32 of the fourth quarter, Fairfield rallied with goals from Lanzaro, Snow, Trunz (2) and Snellman to make the final score Matthews, Baxter, Faus and Demopoulos joined Carraro on the all-tournament team. Tyler Frederick (Ohio State), Mike Sawyer (Loyola), Snellman, Cipriano, Trunz and Drew Palmer of Fairfield were also named to the team. TOP OF THE CLASS Coming into the 2011 season, Coach Tierney ranked second among active coaches and 11th all-time with a.743 winning percentage (284-98). Syracuse head coach John Desko topped the active coaches list with a.770 winning percentage (148-44) and was sixth all time. Coach Tierney also ranked fifth among active coaches for most career wins (284). PIONEERS PICKED FIRST In their first season as members of the Eastern College Athletic Conference, the Pioneers captured the 2010 Regular Season Championship Title with a perfect 7-0 record. This season, the Pioneers were picked first in the ECAC preseason poll, as voted on by the league s seven head coaches. Behind Denver is Loyola, followed by Fairfield, Ohio State, Hobart, Air Force and Bellarmine. PRESEASON ECAC ACCOLADES Juniors Mark Matthews and Alex Demopoulos were both named to the Preseason All-ECAC team. Demopoulos earns the honor for the first time, while Matthews is tabbed for the second-straight season. Matthews was also picked as the Offensive Player of the Year, while freshman Jamie Faus was tabbed the Rookie of the Year. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN Juniors Alex Demopoulos and Mark Matthews were selected to the 2011 Division I Preseason All-America Team by Inside Lacrosse, in their annual Face-Off Yearbook. Demopoulos was honored for the first time, while Matthews received the honor for the secondstraight season. Matthews was named an honorable mention selection heading into the 2010 season. 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Checkout the Pioneer page to see highlight videos, interviews and more. (YouTube: DUAthletics) PIONEERS ON YOUR COMPUTER Fans can also follow the game live on Pioneer Vision as Mitch Hyder the Voice of the Pioneers will call all the action from the field. DU is excited to offer Pioneer Vision, your online destination for exclusive LIVE and on-demand streaming video and audio straight to your computer. This broadband video channel is the ultimate place for DU fans on the web. Pioneer Vision is powered by DenverPioneers.com, the Official Athletic Site of the University of Denver. Subscription packages are available on an annual and monthly basis. The Denver Annual Package is just $59.95 and is good for the entire season, while the Denver Monthly Package is available for $8.95 a month. USILA Division I Coaches Poll (As of 05/09/2011) Rank School W-L Points PR 1 Syracuse (14-1) 179 (8) 1 2 Cornell (13-2) 170 (1) 2 3 Johns Hopkins (12-2) Denver (13-2) Notre Dame (10-2) Duke (12-5) Bucknell (14-2) Maryland (10-4) North Carolina (10-5) Virginia (9-5) Villanova (11-4) Colgate (11-5) Hofstra (14-1) Delaware (10-6) 63 NR 15 Harvard (10-6) t Penn (8-6) t Stony Brook (10-4) Massachusetts (10-5) Hartford (11-6) 24 NR 20 Siena (13-4) 14 NR Also receiving votes: Georgetown, Army, Yale, Loyola, Fairfield, Drexel, Penn State, Mount St. Mary s Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (As of 05/09/2011) Rank School W-L Points PR 1 Syracuse (14-1) 297 (12) 1 2 Cornell (13-2) 283 (2) 2 3 Johns Hopkins (12-2) 274 (1) 4 4 Denver (13-2) Notre Dame (10-2) Duke (12-5) Maryland (10-4) North Carolina (10-5) Virginia (9-5) Bucknell (14-2) Hofstra (14-1) Villanova (11-4) Colgate (11-5) Harvard (10-6) Delaware (10-6) 84 NR 16 Massachusetts (10-5) Stony Brook (10-4) Penn (8-6) Yale (10-4) Hartford (11-6) 25 NR Also receiving votes: Loyola, Army, Siena, Fairfield, Penn State, Georgetown DENVER IN THE 2011 NCAA STATS RANKINGS DENVER... LEADER Scoring offense 5/ Robert Morris/13.8 Scoring defense 18/8.2...Hofstra/6.2 Face-off win pct. 12/ Yale/.659 Man-up offense 7/ Virginia/.565 Man-down defense 49/ Bryant/.808 Scoring margin 3/4.4...Cornell/4.87 Win Percentage 3/ Syracuse/.933 Saves per game 19/ Penn State/13.79 Caused turnovers per game 22/ Detroit/11.63 Ground balls per game 4/ VMI/39.62 Turnovers per game 30/ UNC/12.4 Assists per game 2/ Robert Morris/7.53 Points per game 3/ Robert Morris/21.33 Shot percentage 10/ Siena/.344 PIONEERS IN THE 2011 NCAA STATS RANKINGS INDIV. RANK STAT LEADER STAT Points per game Matthews/Demopoulos...4/ /3.53 Rob Pannell, Cornell Goals per game Matthews/Baxter...5/ /1.87 Trevor Moore, Robert Morris Assists per game Demopoulos/Matthews...17/ /1.4 Jeremy Boltus, Army Ground balls per game Carraro/Noble...10/ /4.4 Stephen Robarge, VMI Goals against average Faus Andrew Gvozden, Hofstra Save Percentage Faus Austin Kaut, Penn State Shot Percentage Baxter/Demopoulos...14/ /.386 Simon Giourmetakis, Canisius Caused turnovers J. Brown/DeBlois...51/ /1.14 Brian Karalunas, Villanova Saves Per Game Faus Austin Kaut, Penn State Face-off win percentage Carraro Matt Dolente, Johns Hopkins

4 CHARTING THE PIONEERS Times Led/Tied DU in Goals Season Career Mark Matthews Alex Demopoulos Cameron Flint Todd Baxter Eric Law Chase Carraro Hayden Schuette Times Led/Tied DU in Assists Season Career Mark Matthews Todd Baxter Alex Demopoulos Cameron Flint Andrew Lay Eric Law Jeremy Noble Times Led/Tied DU in Points Season Career Mark Matthews Alex Demopoulos Cameron Flint Todd Baxter Times Led/Tied DU in GB Season Career Chase Carraro Jeremy Noble Brendan DeBlois Jamie Faus Mark Matthews Steve Simonetti Times Led/Tied DU in CT Season Career Brendan DeBlois Steve Simonetti Harley Brown Jeff Brown Cameron Flint Todd Baxter Mark Matthews John Zurlo DENVER S RECORD WHEN Overall: At Home On the Road At Neutral Sites On turf On grass Day games Night games In overtime In one-goal games Against teams ranked in the top Against teams ranked in the top Against unranked teams Leading after one quarter Leading at the half Leading after three quarters Trailing after one quarter Trailing at the half Trailing after three quarters Tied after one quarter Tied at the half Tied after three quarters Scoring first Opponent scores first Scoring 10 or more goals Scoring fewer than 10 goals Allowing 10 or more goals Allowing fewer than 10 goals Getting more ground balls Getting fewer ground balls Ground balls are even Winning more faceoffs Opponent wins more faceoffs Faceoffs are equal In February In March In April In May On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Nick Perfido M Fr Heathrow, Fla. (Georgetown Prep.) 2 Taylor Young A So Littleton, Colo. (Heritage H.S.) 3 Paul Danko A Fr Towson, Md. (Gilman School) 4 Hayden Schuette M So Encinitas, Calif. (Santa Fe Christian H.S.) 5 Harrison Archer A Fr Washington D.C. (Landon School) 6 Harley Brown D Fr New Canaan, Conn. (Fairfield Prep./Deerfield Academy) 7 Colin Scott A So Ridgefield, Conn. (Ridgefield H.S.) 8 Mike Pirone M Fr North Bethesda, Md. (Georgetown Prep.) 9 Andrew Lay M Sr Denver, Colo. (Denver East H.S.) 11 Eric Law M So Centennial, Colo. (Salisbury University/Arapahoe H.S.) 12 Terry Ellis M Fr St. Louis, Mo. ((University of Missouri-St. Louis/Clayton H.S.) 13 Brendan DeBlois D RJr Narragansett, R.I. (The Hotchkiss School) 14 Steven Wylie D Jr Denver, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS) 15 Drew Babb M So Centennial, Colo. (Arapahoe H.S.) 16 Jamie Faus G Fr Lakeville, Conn. (Salisbury School) 17 Kurtis Green M Fr Victoria, B.C. (Claremont Secondary) 18 Cameron Flint M So Georgetown, Ontario (Salisbury School) 19 John Zurlo D Fr Bernardsville, N.J. (Deerfield Academy) 20 Patrick Rogers M Jr Portland, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 21 Jamie Macdonald M Sr Providence, R.I. (Salisbury School) 22 Mark Matthews A Jr Oshawa, Ontario (Monsignor Paul Dwyer H.S.) 23 Jeff Brown D Sr Cohasset, Mass. (Cohasset H.S.) 24 Todd Baxter A Sr Eden Prairie, Minn. (Fairfield University/Eden Prarie H.S.) 25 Emerson Eichler M Sr New Vernon, N.J. (The Hotchkiss School) 28 Troy Orzech G Jr Franktown, Colo. (Manhattan College/Regis Jesuit H.S.) 29 Kyle Hercher D So Littleton, Colo. (Heritage H.S.) 30 Steve Marchetto D So Chatham, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep School) 31 Nick Eggemeyer D So Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (The Bishop s School) 32 Chase Carraro M So Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier H.S.) 33 Alex Demopoulos A Jr Canton, Conn. (Avon Old Farms H.S.) 34 Alex Drexler M Sr New Canaan, Conn. (New Canaan H.S.) 35 Henry Miketa M Jr Fort Collins, Colo. (Bellarmine University/Fort Collins H.S.) 36 Peer Fish M Fr Old Lyme, Conn. (Lyme-Old Lyme H.S.) 37 Erik Carter G Fr Tuscon, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic H.S.) 38 Matt Barry D Fr Rolling Meadows, Ill. (Saint Viator H.S.) 39 Chace Calkin M So Englewood, Colo. (Manhattan College/Mullen H.S.) 40 Matt Kramer D Fr Littleton, Colo. (Heritage H.S.) 41 Steve Simonetti D Sr Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome H.S.) 42 Cole Nordstrom M Fr Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue H.S.) 43 Liam Resch D Jr Erdenheim, Penn. (Penn Charter HS) 44 Jake Shipley M Fr Whitehall, Md. (St. Paul s H.S.) 45 Jeremy Noble M Fr Orangeville, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 46 Sean Snodgrass M So Moorestown, N.J. (The Hill School) 47 Cal Kennedy D Jr Concord, Mass. (University of Vermont/Deerfield Academy) 48 Will Fejes M Fr Solomons, Md. (St. Mary s Ryken) Head Coach: Bill Tierney (Cortland State 73, second season) Assistant Coaches: Trevor Tierney (Princeton 01, second season) and Matt Brown (Denver, 05, fourth season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Dylan Sheridan (Claremont McKenna College 06, first season) SID: Nicole Dupes (Florida, 04, third season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME Chace Calkin...CALL-kin Chase Carraro... ka-rare-roe Brendan DeBlois...dah-BLOY-S Nick Eggemeyer... egg-myer Emerson Eichler...eye-k-ler Terry Ellis...el-ISS Jamie Faus...ph-OW-S Will Fejes...fee-GIS Peer Fish... pier... ROSTER BREAKDOWN ROSTER BY ELIGIBILITY Seniors (7) - Baxter, J. Brown, Drezler, Eichler, Lay, Macdonald, Simonetti Juniors (9) - DeBlois, Demopoulos, Kennedy, Matthews, Miketa, Orzech, Resch, Rogers, Wylie Sophomores (11) - Calkin, Carraro, Eggemeyer, Flint, Hercher, Law, Marchetto, Schuette, Scott, Snodgrass, Young Freshmen (18) - Archer, Babb, Barry, H. Brown, Carter, Danko, Ellis, Faus, Fejes, Fish, Green, Kramer, Noble, Nordstrom, Perfido, Pirone, Shipley, Zurlo NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME Steve Marchetto...mar-ch-etto Henry Miketa...ma-key-tah Nick Perfido...per-PHID-oh Mike Pirone...per-OHN Liam Resch...reh-sch Hayden Schuette... shoot-ee Jack Shipley...ssh-IP-lee Steve Simonetti...sim-eh-neh-tti John Zurlo...ZER-low ROSTER BY POSITION Attack (7) - Archer, Baxter, Danko, Demopoulos, Matthews, Scott, Young Midfield (24) - Babb, Calkin, Carraro, Drexler, Eichler, Ellis, Fejes, Fish, Flint, Green, Law, Lay, Macdonald, Miketa, Noble, Nordstrom, Perfido, Pirone, Rogers, Schuette, Shipley, Snodgrass Defense (13) - Barry, H. Brown, J. Brown, DeBlois, Eggemeyer, Hercher, Kennedy, Kramer, Marchetto, Resch, Simonetti, Wylie, Zurlo Goalie (3) - Carter, Faus, Orzech

5 NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKET 2011 NCAA Division I Men's LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP *First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Saturday, May 14 or Saturday, May 21 or Saturday, May 28 Monday, May 30 Sunday, May 15 Sunday, May 22 2) Cornell* (13-2) Hartford (11-6) James Shuart Stadium Hempstead, New York Saturday, May 21 7) Virginia* (9-5) Noon Live on ESPN2 HD/ESPN3.com Bucknell (14-2) M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, Maryland Saturday, May 28 4 or 6:30 p.m. 3) Johns Hopkins* (12-2) Live on ESPN2 HD/ESPN3.com Hofstra (13-2) James Shuart Stadium Hempstead, New York Saturday, May 21 6) Denver* (13-2) 2:30 p.m. Live on ESPN2 HD/ESPN3.com Villanova (11-4) 1) Syracuse* (14-1) M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, Maryland Monday, May 30 3:30 p.m. National Champion Live on ESPN HD/ESPN3.com Siena (13-4) Gillette Stadium Foxborough, Massachusetts Sunday, May 22 8) North Carolina* (10-5) Noon Live on ESPNU HD/ESPN3.com Maryland (10-4) M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, Maryland Saturday, May 28 4 or 6:30 p.m. 4) Notre Dame* (10-2) Live on ESPN2 HD/ESPN3.com Penn (8-6) Gillette Stadium Foxborough, Massachusetts Sunday, May 22 5) Duke* (12-5) 2:30 p.m. Live on ESPNU HD/ESPN3.com Delaware (12-6) All times are Eastern and are subject to change due to television scheduling. * Eight first-round games played on campuses of participating institutions.

6 LAST TIME VS. VILLANOVA GAME RECAP - VILLANOVA AT DENVER (03/03/07) DU Beats Villanova in Double OT DENVER With No. 20 Denver trailing by one and only one tick remaining on the clock, John Dickenson (Dallas) scored a game-tying goal, and Dillon Roy (Denver) stole the ball and scored the game-winning in the second overtime, as DU beat Villanova Saturday afternoon in the Pioneers Face-Off Classic. Joey Murray (Denver) scored a sock trick with six goals, and one of his two assists was a feed to Dickenson to set up the goal at the end of regulation. Villanova (1-2) scored first at the 11:23 mark, but Denver (2-2) responded with three unanswered, a pair by Murray and one by Brad Richardson (Langley, British Columbia). The Wildcats went on a 4-0 run over the next six minutes, but Murray s hat-trick goal with just over a minute left in the first period left the Pioneers only a goal down. BOX SCORE Villanova (1-2-0) vs. Denver (2-2-0) Date: 03/03/07 Attendance: 1527 Weather: Sunny & Clear, 50 degrees Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2007 Denver Men's Lacrosse Villanova vs Denver (03/03/07 at Denver, Colo.) Score by period OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Villanova SCORING: : HEIDENBERGER, Eric 4; ATKINS, Tim 2; MACDONALD, Chris 1; SCIOSCIA, Mark 1; GERMAN, Andy 1; HAAS, Mike 1; LIVA, Dan 1. : ATKINS, Tim 1; CAMPBELL, Timmy 1; COLLINIATES, Chris 1; MACDONALD, Chris 1. Denver SCORING: : Murray, Joey 6; Paulson, Jon 2; Dickenson, John 1; Richardson, Brad 1; Gajic, Ilija 1; Roy, Dillon 1. : Goltra, Michael 3; Koll, Brett 2; Murray, Joey 2; Dickenson, John 1. Shots by period OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Ground balls/prd OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Faceoffs by prd OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Extra-man opps OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Stadium: Peter Barton Lax Sta Penalties - Villanova 10/9:00; Denver 1/1:00. Officials: Bill Johansen; Eric Amtsberg; JD Doyle. Scorer: Erin Pahl. Saves by period OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Turnovers by prd OT O2 Total Villanova Denver Official's signature Villanova opened up the second period with two goals in a six second span at 13:08. Murray scored his fourth goal, and Ilija Gajic (Burnaby, British Columbia) scored with just over eight minutes remaining in the half. After the Wildcats increased the lead to three, Jon Paulson (Fleminton, N.J.) scored with 13 seconds left in the half, and DU trailed 9-7 heading into the locker room. Murray hit the back of the net again with 10 minutes remaining for the Pioneers only goal of the third period. DU held Villanova scoreless until Tim Atkins scored with one second remaining and keeping the Wildcats in front, The Wildcats added a goal with 5:55 remaining in the fourth quarter to increase their lead to three. Paulson and Murray brought Denver within one with a goal each in the final 4:17, setting up Dickinson and Roy s heroics. Eric Heidenberger led the Wildcats with four goals. SINCE BECOMING NCAA DIVISION I VILLANOVA (Overall: 3-2, Home: 2-0, Away: 1-2, Neutral: 0-0) OPPONENT H-A-N W/L SCORE TYPE OF GAME RANKING 02/28/99 A L 7-8 Regular Season Game na 02/27/00 A W 13-7 Regular Season Game na 03/04/01 A L 4-9 Regular Season Game na 03/19/05 H W 9-4 Regular Season Game No /03/07 H W (2OT) Face-Off Classic na -PIONEERS-

7 DENVER IN THE ECAC 2011 STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL Record Win % GF GA Record Win % GF GA Streak Denver (6/5) W10 Loyola (Md.) (18/17) L1 Ohio State L1 Fairfield L1 Air Force W2 Hobart L3 Bellarmine L PRESEASON ALL-ECAC TEAM A - Mark Matthews, Denver * Jr. A - Alex Demopoulos, Denver * Jr. A - Logan Schuss, Ohio State * So. M - Brent Adams, Fairfield *# Jr. M - Eric Lusby, Loyola * Sr. M - Josh Hawkins, Loyola So. D - Dayton Gilbreath, Air Force * Jr. D - Bryan Gilbreath, Air Force * Sr. D - Brendan McTague, Fairfield * Sr. D - Steve Dircks, Loyola ^ Sr. Sp. - John Schiavone, Loyola (FO/M) *# Sr. G - Jake Hagelin, Loyola *^ Sr. * 2010 All-ECAC # 2009 All-ECAC ^ 2008 All-ECAC ECAC AWARDS Offensive Player of the Year: Mark Matthews, Denver Jr. Defensive Player of the Year: Dayton Gilbreath, Air Force Jr. Rookie of the Year: Jamie Faus, Denver Fr. PRESEASON ECAC POLL As voted on by league coaches 1. Denver 2. Loyola 3. Fairfield 4. Ohio State 5. Hobart 6. Air Force 7. Bellarmine 2011 POSTSEASON AWARDS FIRST TEAM A - Mark Matthews, Jr., Denver! A - Logan Schuss, So., Ohio State! A - Mike Sawyer, So., Loyola $ M - Brent Adams, Jr., Fairfield! $ M - Chase Carraro, So., Denver M - Cameron Flint, So., Denver # D - Steve Dircks, Sr., Loyola % D - Matt Kawamoto, Jr., Ohio State D - Jeff Brown, Sr., Denver G - Charlie Cipriano, Jr., Fairfield Specialist - Bobby Dattilo, Jr., Hobart SECOND TEAM Attack - Alex Demopoulos, Jr., Denver! Attack - Sam Miller, Jr., Hobart Attack - Todd Baxter, Sr., Denver Midfield - Vinny Sandtorv, Sr., Air Force # Midfield - Sam Snow, So., Fairfield # Midfield - Dominique Alexander, So., Ohio State Defense - Drew Palmer, Jr., Fairfield Defense - Dayton Gilbreath, Jr., Air Force! Defense - Joe Bonanni, Jr., Ohio State Goalie - Jamie Faus, Fr., Denver Specialist - John Schiavone, Sr., Loyola! $ Offensive Player of the Year: Mark Matthews, Denver Jr. Defensive Player of the Year: Matt Kawamoto, Jr., Ohio State Goalie of the Year: Charlie Cipriano, Jr., Fairfield Rookie of the Year: Jamie Faus, Denver Fr. Coach of the Year: Bill Tierney, Denver ECAC WEEKLY AWARDS Feb. 21 Co-Offensive: Jarred Bowman, Ohio State; Mike Sawyer, Loyola Defensive: Evan Kirk, Hobart Rookie: Greg Dutton, Ohio State Feb. 28 Offensive: Cameron Flint, Denver Defensive: Jake Hagelin, Loyola Rookie: Jamie Faus, Denver March 7 Offensive: Alex Demopoulos, Denver Defensive: Jamie Faus, Denver Co-Rookie: Erik Smith, Air Force, Shawn Kaplan, Ohio State March 14 Offensive: Dominique Alexander, Ohio State Defensive: Charlie Cipriano, Fairfield Rookie: Alex Love, Hobart March 21 Offensive: Alex Demopoulos, Denver Defensive: Jake Eisenhard, Hobart Rookie: Mike Crampton, Air Force March 28 Offensive: Alex Love, Hobart Defensive: Scott Ratliff, Loyola Rookie: Greg Dutton, Ohio State April 4 Offensive: Mark Matthews, Denver Defensive: Charlie Cipriano, Fairfield Rookie: Erik Smith, Air Force April 11 Offensive: Todd Baxter, Denver Defensive: Jamie Faus, Denver Rookie: Greg Dutton, Ohio State April 18 Offensive: Chase Carraro, Denver Defensive: Jake Hagelin, Loyola Rookie: Jordan Greenfield, Fairfield April 25 Offensive: Brent Adams, Fairfield Defensive: Charlie Cipriano, Fairfield Rookie: Cam Stone, Hobart May 2 Offensive: Dominique Alexander, Ohio State Defensive: Jamie Faus, Denver Rookie: Shawn Kaplan, Ohio State

8 SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 5 ARCHER, Harrison Attack-Fr Washington, D.C. (Landon School) 2011 Season...2, at Bellarmine (04/23/11) Career...2, at Bellarmine (04/23/11) 2011 Season...2, at Bellarmine (04/23/11) Career...2, at Bellarmine (04/23/11) 2011 Season... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 24 BAXTER, Todd Attack-Sr Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie H.S.) 2011 Season... 7, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career... 7, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...4, vs. Duke (04/09/11) Career...4, vs. Duke (04/09/11) 2011 Season...4, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...4, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season... 7, 2x, most recent vs. Duke (04/09/11) Career... 7, 2x, most recent vs. Duke (04/09/11) 2011 Season...4, 4x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career...4, 5x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 2011 Season... 2, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career...2, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 6 BROWN, Harley Defense-Fr New Cannan, Conn. (Fairfield Prep/Deerfield Academy) 2011 Season... 2, 3x, most recent at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 2, 3x, most recent at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season...5, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...5, VERMONT (02/27/11) 23 BROWN, Jeff Defense-Sr Cohasset, Mass. (Cohasset H.S.) Career... 1, STONY BROOK (03/21/09) Career... 1, STONY BROOK (03/21/09) Career... 1, STONY BROOK (03/21/09) 2011 Season...4, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...4, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season... 5, NOTRE DAME (03/12/11) Career... 5, NOTRE DAME (03/12/11) 39 CALKIN, Chace Midfield-So Englewood, Colo. (Manhattan College/Mullen H.S.) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) FACE-OFFS WON 2011 Season... 5 (5-8), MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career... 5 (5-8), MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 32 CARRARO, Chase Midfield-So Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier H.S.) 2011 Season... 3, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career... 3, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 2011 Season... 3, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career... 3, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career... 2, QUINNIPIAC (04/11/10) 2011 Season... 10, vs. Duke (04/09/11) Career... 10, vs. Duke (04/09/11) 2011 Season...13, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...13, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) FACE-OFFS WON 2011 Season...20 (20-32), at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career...20 (20-32), at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 37 CARTER, Erik Goalie-Fr Tuscon, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic H.S.) MINUTES 2011 Season...5:06, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...5:06, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) SAVES 2011 Season...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) SAVE PERCENTAGE 2011 Season , JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career , JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) FEWEST ALLOWED 2011 Season...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 3 DANKO, Paul Attack-Fr Towson, Md. (Gilman School) 2011 Season...1, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...1, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...1, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...1, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...1, 4x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...1, 4x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11)

9 13 DEBLOIS, Brendan Defense-R-Jr Narragansett, R.I. (The Hotchkiss School) Career... 1, 4x, most recent STONY BROOK (03/21/09) Career... 1, 4x, most recent STONY BROOK (03/21/09) 2011 Season...1, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...1, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 2011 Season...6, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 9, 2x, most recent vs. Notre Dame (04/11/09) 2011 Season...4, at Syracue (02/20/11) Career...6, DETROIT (04/17/09) 33 DEMOPOULOS, Alex Attack-Jr Canton, Conn. (Avon Old Fams H.S.) 2011 Season...8, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...8, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...6, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...6, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season... 3, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career...4, at Stony Brook (05/15/10) 2011 Season...10, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...10, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...4, 5x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career... 6, ALBANY (02/27/10) 2011 Season...2, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...2, 3x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 34 DREXLER, Alex Midfield-Sr New Canaan, Conn. (New Canaan H.S.) Career...1, DETROIT (04/17/09) Career...1, DETROIT (04/17/09) Career...1, 2x, most recent DETROIT (04/17/09) 2011 Season...3, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...5, HOBART (04/03/10) 2011 Season...1, 5x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...1, 7x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 25 EICHLER, Emerson Midfield-Jr New Vernon, N.J. (The Hotchkiss School) Career... 1, 9x, most recent ALBANY (02/27/10) Career...1, 7x, most recent ALBANY (02/27/10) Career...1, 2x, most recent QUINNIPIAC (04/11/08) 2011 Season... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career...3, 2x, most recent at UNC (02/14/09) 2011 Season... 2, 2x, most recent at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 3, 3x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/27/10) 2011 Season... 2, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 2, 3x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 16 FAUS, Jamie Goalie-Fr Lakeville, Conn. (Salisbury School) MINUTES 2011 Season...72:39, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career...72:39, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) SAVES 2011 Season...16, vs. Duke (04/09/11) Career...16, vs. Duke (04/09/11) SAVE PERCENTAGE 2011 Season , MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career , MANHATTAN (03/06/11) FEWEST ALLOWED 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...4, 6x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) Career...4, 6x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...1, FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 36 FISH, Peer Midfield-Fr Old Lyme, Conn. (Lyme-Old Lyme H.S.) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 18 FLINT, Cameron Midfield-So Georgetown, Ontario (Salisbury School) 2011 Season...5, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...5, VERMONT (02/27/11) 2011 Season... 4, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...4, 3x, most recent VERMONT (02/27/11) 2011 Season...2, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...2, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season...9, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...9, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season...5, 2x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...5, 2x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 2011 Season...2, FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...2, FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 29 HERCHER, Kyle Defense-So Littleton, Colo. (Heritage H.S.) Career...1, 2x, most recent at Air Force (05/08/10) Career...1, 2x, most recent at Air Force (05/08/10) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season...2, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career... 3, at Jacksonville (02/21/10) 2011 Season...2, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...3, ALBANY (02/27/10) 47 KENNEDY, Cal Defense-Jr Concord, Mass. (Deerfield Academy) 2011 Season...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...1, FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season... 2, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 2, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11)

10 11 LAW, Eric Midfield-So Centennial, Colo. (Salisbury University/Arapahoe H.S.) 2011 Season... 4, 2x, most recent at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 4, 2x, most recent at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 3, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 3, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season...3, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...3, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...5, 2x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) Career...5, 2x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) 2011 Season... 3, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 3, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season... 1, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career... 1, VERMONT (02/27/11) 9 LAY, Andrew Midfield-Sr Denver, Colo. (Denver East H.S.) 2011 Season... 3, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 3, 3x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season... 2, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 2, 8x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season... 1, 5x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 2, STONY BROOK (03/21/09) 2011 Season... 7, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career...8, OHIO STATE (04/19/09) 2011 Season...2, 2x, most recent at Loyola (03/16/11) Career... 4, 2x, most recent ALBANY (02/27/10) Career... 1, 3x, most recent QUINNIPIAC (04/11/10) 21 MACDONALD, Jamie Defense-Sr Providence, R.I. (Salisbury School) Career... 1, 2x, most receng DETROIT (04/17/09) Career...1, 2x, most recent DETROIT (04/17/09) 2011 Season...2, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...2, VERMONT (02/27/11) 2011 Season... 4, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 5, SACRED HEART (02/28/09) 2011 Season...1, 4x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career... 1, 11x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 22 MATTHEWS, Mark Attack-Jr Oshawa, Ontario (Monsignor Paul Dwyer H.S.) 2011 Season...8, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...8, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 2011 Season...5, 2x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) Career... 5, 3x, most recent at Bellarmine (04/23/11) 2011 Season...5, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...5, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 2011 Season...13, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career...13, at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season... 8, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 8, at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) 35 MIKETA, Henry Attack-Jr Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins H.S.) 2011 Season...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 2011 Season...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...1, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 3x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season...2, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...2, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, AIR FORCE (03/27/10) 45 NOBLE, Jeremy Attack-Fr Orangeville, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 2011 Season... 3, 2x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 3, 2x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season... 2, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 2, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 3, at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season...4, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...4, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season...11, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career...11, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 2, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 2, at Hobart (04/02/11) 28 ORZECH, Troy Goalie-Jr Franktown, Colo. (Manhattan College/Regis Jesuit H.S.) MINUTES 2011 Season...30:00, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...30:00, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) SAVES 2011 Season... 7, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career... 7, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) SAVE PERCENTAGE 2011 Season...583, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...583, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) FEWEST ALLOWED 2011 Season... 0, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career... 0, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 8 PIRONE, Mike Attack-Fr North Bethesda, Md. (Georgetown Prep) 2011 Season... 2, at Syracue (02/20/11) Career...2, at Syracue (02/20/11) 2011 Season... 2, at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 2, at Hobart (04/02/11) 43 RESCH, Liam Defense-Jr Erdenheim, Penn. (Penn Charter H.S.) 2011 Season... 1, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...1, LEHIGH (03/07/10) 2011 Season... 3, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 3, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 1, VERMONT (02/27/11) Career...1, 2x, most recent VERMONT (02/27/11)

11 4 SCHUETTE, Hayden Midfield-So Encinitas, Calif. (Santa Fe Christian H.S.) 2011 Season...2, 3x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...2, 3x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...2, 3x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...2, 3x, most recent OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 2011 Season...1, AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season...6, 2x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) Career...6, 2x, most recent FAIRFIELD (05/07/11) 2011 Season...2, 2x, most recent vs. Duke (04/09/11) Career...2, 2x, most recent vs. Duke (04/09/11) 44 SHIPLEY, Jake Midfield-Fr Whitehall, Md. (St. Paul s H.S.) 2011 Season...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 41 SIMONETTI, Steve Defense-Sr Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome H.S.) Career... 1, at Jacksonville (02/21/10) Career... 1, at Jacksonville (02/21/10) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2011 Season... 7, OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career... 7, OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 2011 Season...4, OHIO STATE (05/05/11) Career...4, OHIO STATE (05/05/11) 14 WYLIE, Steven Defense-Jr Denver, Colo. (Regis Jesuit H.S.) 2011 Season... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) Career... 1, 2x, most recent AIR FORCE (03/26/11) 2 YOUNG, Taylor Midfield-So Littleton, Colo. (Heritage H.S.) 2011 Season...2, JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) Career...2, 2x, most recent JACKSONVILLE (03/05/11) 2011 Season... 1, 2x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 1, 3x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season...1, 2x, most recent MANHATTAN (03/06/11) Career...1, 3x, most recent MANHATTAN (03/06/11) 2011 Season... 1, 4x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) Career... 1, 5x, most recent at Hobart (04/02/11) 2011 Season... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) Career... 1, at Sacred Heart (03/19/11) 19 ZURLO, John Defense-Fr Bernardsville, N.J. (Deerfield Academy) 2011 Season...1, at Syracuse (02/20/11) Career...1, at Syracuse (02/20/11) 2011 Season...1, at Syracuse (02/20/11) Career...1, at Syracuse (02/20/11) 2011 Season...1, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) Career...1, 3x, most recent FAIRFIELD (04/30/11) 2011 Season...2, OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career...2, OHIO STATE (04/16/11) 2011 Season... 2, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) Career...2, 2x, most recent OHIO STATE (04/16/11) WASHINGTON Cole Nordstrom CALIFORNIA Nick Eggemeyer Hayden Schuette BRITISH COLUMBIA Kurtis Green OREGON Patrick Rogers COLORADO Drew Babb Chace Calkin Kyle Hercher Matt Kramer Eric Law Andrew Lay Henry Miketa Troy Orzech Steven Wylie Taylor Young ARIZONA Erik Carter MINNESOTA Todd Baxter ILLINOIS Matt Barry MISSOURI Terry Ellis FLORIDA Nick Perfido OHIO Steve Simonetti KENTUCKY Chase Carraro MARYLAND Paul Danko Will Fejes Mike Pirone Jack Shipley CONNECTICUT Harley Brown Alex Demopoulos Alex Drexler Peer Fish Colin Scott PENNSYLVANIA Liam Resch MASSACHUSETTS Jeff Brown Cal Kennedy ONTARIO, CA Cameron Flint Mark Matthews Jeremy Noble RHODE ISLAND Brendan DeBlois Jamie Macdonald NEW JERSEY Emerson Eichler Steve Marchetto Sean Snodgrass John Zurlo DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Harrison Archer