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1 NOTRE DAME MEN S LACROSSE 2010 NCAA Finalist 2001 & 2012 NCAA Semifinalist 8 Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 20 Conference Titles Media Relations Contact: Sean Carroll - Carroll.64@nd.edu (o) (c) 2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY 16 Sun. (5) at Jacksonville% (NBCSN) W, Sat. (4) PENN STATE (12) L, 7-8 MARCH 1 Sat. (11) at N. Carolina* (2) (ESPN3) W, Sat. (6) vs. Denver^ (12) L, Sun. (11) VIRGINIA* (7) (ESPNU) W, Tues. (7) at Ohio State (FCS) W, Sat. (7) at Syracuse* (10) (ESPNU) Noon APRIL 5 Sat. DUKE* (ESPNU) Noon 8 Tues. at Marquette 4 pm 12 Sat. ROBERT MORRIS 1 pm 19 Sat. MARYLAND* (ESPNU) Noon ACC CHAMPIONSHIP (PPL Park Chester, Pa.) 25 Fri. Semifinals (ESPNU) 5/7:30 27 Sun. Final (ESPNU) 1 pm MAY 3 Sat. ARMY (ESPNU) Noon NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 10/11 First Round Sat./Sun. Campus Sites 17/18 Quarterfinals Sat./Sun. Hempstead, N.Y./Newark, Del. 24 Semifinals Sat. Baltimore, Md. (M&T Bank Stadium) 26 Final Mon. Baltimore, Md. (M&T Bank Stadium) All times local to site Home games in BOLD CAPS % - Moe s Southwest Grill Lacrosse Classic * - ACC game ^ - Pacific Coast Shootout (Costa Mesa, Calif.) Overall: 4-3 ACC: 0-3 Home: 2-1 Away: 1-2 Neutral: 1-0 #7 NOTRE DAME vs. #10 SYRACUSE Saturday, March 29 Noon (ET) Carrier Dome Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse leads series 7-1 Last meeting: SU 9, ND 3 (5/2/13 at Villanova, Pa.) TV/INTERNET ESPNU/WatchESPN LIVE STATS Cuse.com SETTING THE STAGE No. 7 Notre Dame (4-2, 2-0) returns to ACC action Saturday at No. 10 Syracuse (4-3, 0-3). Faceoff is slated for noon (ET) inside the Carrier Dome. The Fighting Irish currently are in first place in the league. The game can be seen on ESPNU and WatchESPN with Mike Corey (play-by-play), Ryan Flanagan (analyst) and Mark Dixon (reporter) calling the action. Live stats are available on Cuse. com. The Fighting Irish are coming of a 13-7 win at Ohio State on Tuesday. THE SYRACUSE SERIES Saturday will be the ninth meeting all-time between Notre Dame and Syracuse. The Orange hold a 7-1 advantage in the series. Syracuse topped Notre Dame twice last season. The Orange captured a 10-4 decision at the Konica Minolta Big City Classic at MetLife Stadium and then the Orange bested the Irish 9-3 in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Tournament at Villanova. The Fighting Irish are 0-2 all-time at Syracuse. Notre Dame s last trip to the Carrier Dome was during the 2011 season and the Irish fell The program s only other venture to Syracuse came in 2004 and the Irish dropped a decision. SCOUTING SYRACUSE Syracuse is 4-3 overall and 0-3 in the ACC. The Orange have faced Maryland (L, 16-8), Virginia (L, 17-12) and Duke (L, 21-7) in league play. The Orange are averaging 12.7 goals per game, while allowing 13.6 per contest. Dylan Donahue (R-So./A) has teamhigh totals in goals (18) and points (27). Kevin Rice (Jr./A) has a team-best 15 assists. Dominic Lamolinara (Sr.) has started all seven games in goal and has a goals-against average and a.492 save percentage. Last season, Syracuse went 16-4 (5-1 BIG EAST) and fell to Duke, 16-10, in the national title game. The Orange won the 2013 BIG EAST Tournament. Head coach John Desko is in his 16th season at the helm of the Syracuse program. KAVANAGH S SEVEN GOALS TIES PROGRAM RECORD Sophomore attackman Matt Kavanagh tied a Notre Dame record with seven goals in Tuesday s 13-7 win at Ohio State. The seven goals matched the program record held by Randy Colley (1993 vs. New Hampshire) and Ryan Hoff (2007 vs. Drexel). Kavanagh also had an assist in the game and his eight points were one shy of tying the program standard. SUDDEN SPURTS After not scoring a goal in the first quarter versus Ohio State, Notre Dame rattled off five straight scores in a span of 5:33 midway through the second period. The Irish later scored three consecutive goals in 1:49 to break open a 5-5 tie. Fighting Irish Quick Facts First Varsity Season 1981 All-Time Record (.662) NCAA Tournament Appearances 18 (8 consecutive) Best NCAA Tournament Finish Finalist (2010) Final Fours (3) 2001, 2010, 2012 Head Coach Kevin Corrigan (Virginia 81) Record at ND (Full Seasons): (.679) (25) Career Record (Full Seasons): (.661) (27) Assistant Coach Gerry Byrne (8th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Assistant Coach Matt Karweck (2nd season, Notre Dame 06) Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Home Field Arlotta Stadium (outdoor - turf - 2,500) Loftus Sports Center (indoor - turf) 2013 Record BIG EAST Record (finish) 4-2 (3rd) 2013 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (L, to Duke) Starters Returning/Lost 6/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/10 Newcomers 14 Page 1 Overall: 4-2 ACC: 2-0 Home: 1-1 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 0-1

2 2014 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Kyle Ripp G Sr Short Hills, NJ/Millburn 2 John Scioscia* A Sr Summit, NJ/Summit 3 Will Gilmartin M Jr Nesconset, NY/St. Anthony s/lawrenceville 4 Stephen O Hara** (C) D Sr West Chester, PA/St. Joe s Prep 5 Jim Marlatt** (C) M Sr Clarksville, MD/River Hill 6 Chris Prevoznik* D Sr Mountain Lakes, NJ/Mountain Lakes 7 Michael Shepardson D Sr Winter Park, FL/Saint Andrews 8 Alex Eaton* A Sr Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater Raritan 9 Conor Kelly G Jr St. Davids, PA/Haverford 10 Jack Sheridan D So West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep 11 Pat Cotter** M GS Olney, MD/Georgetown Prep 12 Westy Hopkins*** A Sr Newtown, PA/LaSalle College HS/Lawrenceville 13 Tyler Brenneman** M Sr East Hampton, NY/East Hampton 14 Ryan Smith LSM/D Sr Summit, NJ/St. Peter s Prep 15 Cole Riccardi M So Madison, NJ/Delbarton 16 Sergio Perkovic M Fr Bloomfield Hills, MI/Brother Rice 17 Will Corrigan** M Jr South Bend, IN/St. Joseph s 18 Eddy Lubowicki A So Somerset, NJ/St. Joseph s (Metuchen) 19 Kyle Trolley M So Peterborough, Ontario/Culver Academy (IN) 20 Nick Ossello** M/FO Jr Wheat Ridge, CO/Wheat Ridge 21 Logan Connolly A Jr Davidsonville, MD/St. Mary s 22 Jack Near** M Jr Bronxville, NY/Bronxville 23 Connor McCollough M Jr Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne s-belfield 24 Kyle Runyon A Jr Coronado, CA/Coronado 25 Brian Buglione* D Sr Vestal, NY/Vestal 26 Anthony Marini A Fr Medford, NJ/St. Joseph s Prep 27 Ben Pridemore M Fr Baltimore, MD/Boys Latin School 28 Conor Doyle** A Jr Towson, MD/Gilman School 29 Pat Healy D Fr Southborough, MA/St. Sebastian s 30 Edwin Glazener D So La Jolla, CA/The Bishop s School 31 Liam O Connor*** M/FO Sr Haverford, PA/The Haverford School 32 Henry Williams LSM/D Jr Potomac, MD/Georgetown Prep 33 Ryan Mix** A Sr Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar 34 Trevor Brosco M So Shoreham, NY/Shoreham-Wading River 35 Thomas Stephan D So Chatham, NJ/Chatham 36 Adam Goins M So Berwyn, PA/Conestoga 37 Zack Bartolo A Fr Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 38 Nick Koshansky M Fr Kings Park, NY/St. Anthony s 39 Robert Collins M Fr Mahwah, NJ/Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall 41 Shane Doss G Fr Glen Ridge, NJ/Glen Ridge 42 Matthew Collins* M/D Sr Bethesda, MD/Georgetown Prep 43 Matt Landis* D So Pelham, NY/Pelham Memorial 44 Bobby Gray A/M So San Rafael, CA/St. Ignatius College Prep/Deerfield Academy 45 P.J. Finley M/FO Fr Berwyn, PA/Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville 46 Chris Carter D Fr San Diego, CA/Torrey Pines 47 Jack Doyle M GS Towson, MD/Gilman School 48 Garrett Epple D Fr Cockeysville, MD/Calvert Hall College High School 49 Liam Kennedy A Fr Garden City, NY/Garden City/Deerfield Academy 50 Matt Kavanagh* A So Rockville Centre, NY/Chaminade/Hotchkiss Head Coach: Kevin Corrigan (26th season, Virginia 88) Assistant Coach: Gerry Byrne (8th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Assistant Coach: Matt Karweck (2nd season, Notre Dame 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kevin Anderson (18th season, Loyola-Md. 93) Operations: Jonathan Rodak (Cazenovia College 09) Athletic Trainer: Mandy Merritt * - Monograms earned (C) Team captain Roster By State/Country PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Buglione...Boo-glee-own Glazener...Glaze-ner Marlatt...Mar-lat Lubowicki...Lou-bo-wi-key Ossello...Oh-sell-oh Perkovic...Perk-oh-vick Prevoznik...Prev-oz-nick Scioscia...So-shuh California (5) Chris Carter Edwin Glazener Bobby Gray Ryan Mix Kyle Runyon Colorado (1) Nick Ossello Connecticut (1) Zack Bartolo Florida (1) Michael Shepardson Indiana (1) Will Corrigan Maryland (9) Matthew Collins Logan Connolly Pat Cotter Conor Doyle Jack Doyle Garrett Epple Jim Marlatt Ben Pridemore Henry Williams Massachusetts (1) Pat Healy Michigan (1) Sergio Perkovic New Jersey (11) Robert Collins Shane Doss Alex Eaton Eddy Lubowicki Anthony Marini Chris Prevoznik Cole Riccardi Kyle Ripp John Scioscia Ryan Smith Thomas Stephan New York (9) Tyler Brenneman Trevor Brosco Brian Buglione Will Gilmartin Matt Kavanagh Liam Kennedy Nick Koshansky Matt Landis Jack Near Pennsylvania (7) P.J. Finley Adam Goins Westy Hopkins Liam O Connor Stephen O Hara Conor Kelly Jack Sheridan Page 2 Virginia (1) Connor McCollough Canada (1) Kyle Trolley

3 Probable Starters Attack Cl Stats 2 John Scioscia Sr. 8g/2a/6gb 28 Conor Doyle Jr. 9g/4a/14gb 50 Matt Kavanagh So. 20g/11a/15gb Midfield 5 Jim Marlatt Sr. 3g/2a/8gb 16 Sergio Perkovic Fr. 8g/0a/4gb 34 Trevor Brosco So. 4g/0a/0gb Defense 4 Stephen O Hara Sr. 0g/0a/9gb 25 Brian Buglione Sr. 0g/1a/7gb 43 Matt Landis So. 0g/0a/4gb Goalie 41 Shane Doss Fr gaa/.485 sv% Key Reserves Attack 12 Westy Hopkins Sr. 2g/0a/1gb 18 Eddy Lubowicki So. 2g/3a/0gb 33 Ryan Mix Sr. 1g/0a/0gb Second Midfield 17 Will Corrigan Jr. 1g/2a/6gb 20 Nick Ossello Jr. 4g/0a/10gb 11 Pat Cotter Sr. 2g/0a/0gb SSDM 13 Tyler Brenneman Sr. 2g/1a/3gb 22 Jack Near Jr. 2g/2a/8gb 38 Nick Koshansky Fr. 0g/0a/0gb 42 Matthew Collins Sr. 0g/0a/4gb Defense 30 Edwin Glazener So. 0g/0a/1gb 48 Garrett Epple Fr. 0g/0a/7gb LSM 14 Ryan Smith Sr. 0g/0a/7gb 32 Henry Williams Jr. 0g/0a/7gb Faceoff 20 Nick Ossello Jr (.750) 31 Liam O Connor Sr (.685) 45 P.J. Finley Fr. 1-3 (.333) Goalie 9 Conor Kelly Jr gaa/.407 sv% USILA Coaches Poll March Loyola 2. Cornell 3. Duke 4. Maryland 5. North Carolina 6. Denver 7. NOTRE DAME 8. Virginia 9. Johns Hopkins 10. Syracuse 11. Yale 12. Bryant 13. Albany 14. Massachusetts 15. Princeton 16. Fairfield 17. Penn State 18. Penn 19. Colgate 20. Army Warrior Media Poll March Loyola 2. Cornell 3. Duke 4. Maryland 5. North Carolina 6. Denver 7. NOTRE DAME 8. Virginia 9. Syracuse 10. Johns Hopkins 11. Yale 12. Bryant 13. Massachusetts 14. Princeton 15. Albany 16. Penn 17. Colgate 18. Fairfield 19. Hofstra 20. Penn State Bold indicates 2014 Irish opponent Follow The Fighting Irish Coaching Facebook: facebook.com/ndlacrosse YouTube: youtube.com/ndlaxtv Athletics Web Site: UND.com Irish Lax Camps: irishlaxcamps.com The Fighting Irish also produced two impressive runs in the 18-9 win over Virginia on March 16. Notre Dame netted five straight goals in a span of 2:20 to claim an 8-2 lead by the 6:05 mark of the second quarter. In the fourth quarter, the Fighting Irish put the game away with four consecutive tallies in a span of 1:11 to take a 15-7 lead. PHENOMENAL FACEOFFS Notre Dame boasts the nation s top faceoff unit with a.685 ( ) winning percentage. Individually, senior Liam O Connor is second nationally with a.685 mark (89-130). O Connor also has netted a goal in each of the last two games. Junior Nick Ossello is 12-for-16 (.750) and freshman P.J. Finley is 1-for-3. EXTRA-MAN EFFICIENCY Notre Dame has the country s second-best man-up offense percentage (.609). The Fighting Irish have scored on 14 of their 23 man-up opportunities this season. Senior attackman John Scioscia and freshman midfielder Sergio Perkovic lead the Irish with five man-up goals each. The Irish also notched two man-down goals against Ohio State as Matt Kavanagh and Liam O Connor scored seven seconds apart late in the fourth quarter. KAVANAGH KEEPS COMPILING BIG NUMBERS After leading the Irish in goals (32) and assists (16) last season, sophomore attackman Matt Kavanagh has notched team-bests in goals (20) and assists (11) through the first six games of this season. Kavanagh matched a school record with seven goals in Tuesday s win at Ohio State. He has scored at least three goals in five of the team s six games this season. Kavanagh tallied four goals and two assists against Virginia on March 16. Kavanagh has scored two or more goals in 16 of his 22 career games with the Irish. He has netted three or more goals on nine occasions. IRISH DOUBLE UP CAVALIERS A seven-goal second quarter and a nine-goal fourth quarter put Notre Dame well on its way to an 18-9 victory over Virginia on March 16 inside the Loftus Sports Center. Notre Dame used 11 different goal scorers in the win and the offense was spearheaded by a four-goal, two-assist effort from sophomore attackman Matt Kavanagh, while junior midfielder Nick Ossello chipped in with his first career hat trick. Not only did senior Liam O Connor go 19-for-24 in faceoffs, he tallied a goal and an assist. QUITE A QUARTER Notre Dame s nine-goal fourth quarter against Virginia marked the most goals for the Irish in a single quarter since they netted 11 in the second period versus Bellarmine on March 29, 2008 (a 19-7 Notre Dame victory). SPREADING THE WEALTH Nineteen different Fighting Irish players have scored a goal this season. Notre Dame is averaging 15.3 goals per game in its four wins. The Irish are averaging 9.5 goal scorers per game in those four victories. OSSELLO JOINS HAT TRICK CLUB Junior midfielder Nick Ossello became the fourth different Fighting Irish player to notch a hat trick this season when he deposited a career-high three goals against Virginia. Sophomore attackman Matt Kavanagh has a team-best five hat tricks, including a seven-goal output against Ohio State and a four-goal effort versus Virginia. Fellow attackmen John Scioscia and Conor Doyle each have one hat trick. Notre Dame Record in 2014 Home Away Neutral Indoors Outdoors Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after 1st Qtr Trailing after 1st Qtr Tied after 1st Qtr Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after 3rd Qtr Trailing after 3rd Qtr Tied after 3rd Qtr In overtime Scoring 1-5 goals Scoring 6-9 goals Scoring 10 or more goals Allowing 1-5 goals Allowing 6-9 goals Allowing 10 or more goals One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four-goal games Five-plus goal games Wins more faceoffs Opp. wins more faceoffs Faceoffs are equal More shots than opp Opp. has more shots Shots are the same More saves than opp Opp. has more saves Saves are the same More GB than opp Opp. has more GB GB are the same In February In March In April In May Day Games Night Games Vs. ACC Vs. America East Vs. Atlantic Sun Vs. BIG EAST Vs. CAA Vs. ECAC Vs. Independents Vs. Ivy League Vs. MAAC Vs. Northeast Conference Vs. Patriot League Page 3

4 Notre Dame-Syracuse Series Syracuse leads 7-1 H: 1-1/A: 0-2/N: 0-4 Date Location Result * Piscataway, NJ L, Syracuse, NY L, ^ Ithaca, NY L, Notre Dame, IN L, Syracuse, NY L, Notre Dame, IN W, E. Rutherford, NJ L, # Villanova, PA L, 3-9 * - NCAA Tournament semifinals ^ - NCAA Tournament quarterfinals # - BIG EAST Tournament semifinals Tale of the Tape Notre Dame Syracuse 4-2 Record 4-3 7th/7th USILA/IL Rank 10th/9th 1-1/3-0/0-1 H/A/N Record 2-1/1-2/ Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Shots/Game Shots Allowed/Game Shots on Goal/Game Shots on Goal Allowed/Game Shot Pct SOG Pct Assists/Game EMO Opponent EMO Ground Ball Pct Faceoffs Saves/Game Save Pct Clear Pct Penalties/Game 5.4 O HARA HONORED For his role in the 18-9 win over Virginia, Notre Dame senior Stephen O Hara was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Men s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week. O Hara helped the Fighting Irish defense hold Virginia, which entered the contest averaging nearly 14 goals per game, to a season-low nine goals and only 26 shots. O Hara caused three turnovers and picked up four ground balls, while helping to limit Virginia s James Pannell, who entered the contest with 24 goals in seven games, without a point. After allowing the first goal of the game, the Irish defense surrendered just one score in a span of 26:23 en route to taking an 8-2 lead. Notre Dame also limited Virginia to just one goal in five man-up opportunities. O Hara is the first Fighting Irish player to cop an ACC player-of-the-week accolade for men s lacrosse. A DOMINATING DEFENSE Notre Dame is the only NCAA Division I team to finish in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense in each of the last seven seasons. Since the beginning of the 2007 season (a span of 117 games), the Irish defense has limited opponents to seven goals or fewer 73 times. Notre Dame has held foes to four goals or fewer 17 times during that stretch. The Irish have allowed 10 or more goals just eight times in the last 56 games. Year GAA Final NCAA Rank th th * 1st nd nd st th * - program record TAKING DOWN TOP-10 TEAMS The win over No. 7 Virginia improved Notre Dame to 7-3 against top-10 opponents in the last two seasons. The Irish are 2-0 versus top- 10 foes this season. Including the win over the Cavaliers, Notre Dame topped No. 2 North Carolina, GOING BACK TO CALI The showdown with Denver on March 8 in Costa Mesa, Calif. was Notre Dame s third regular-season appearance in Southern California and the first since 2005 when the Irish captured a 9-7 victory over North Carolina at The Home Depot Center in Carson. The Fighting Irish defeated Air Force, 12-11, in San Diego during the 1990 campaign. Notre Dame also ventured to the Golden State in 2010 to face Johns Hopkins in the San Francisco Fall Classic. SOLID SLATE Notre Dame is ranked seventh in the latest United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) poll. Eighth Fighting Irish opponents are ranked in the poll, including six in the top 10. Notre Dame and the other five members of the ACC all can be found in the first 10 spots of the rankings. Duke, Maryland and North Carolina are ranked three through five, respectively, while Virginia is No. 8 and Syracuse is No. 10. Notre Dame s non-conference ledger features three ranked foes - No. 6 Denver, No. 17 Penn State and No. 20 Army. FIGHTING IRISH ENTER THE ACC Notre Dame is in its first season of Atlantic Coast Conference play. The Fighting Irish have defeated every other ACC member at least once in the last four seasons and the Irish have a 10-8 record against its ACC counterparts (including Syracuse) since the beginning of the 2010 campaign. The ACC is Notre Dame s third different league in the last six seasons. The Irish left the Great Western Lacrosse League following the 2009 campaign to join the BIG EAST. IRISH RETURN OFFENSE Notre Dame returned 111 of its 159 goals (.698) from last season. The Fighting Irish welcomed back four of their top five goal scorers from the 2013 campaign (Matt Kavanagh 32, Conor Doyle 20, Jim Marlatt 20, John Scioscia 14). A SUCCESSFUL STRETCH (as of games played on March 26) Top winning percentages since beginning of 2008 season W L % 1. Syracuse Duke NOTRE DAME Cornell Virginia Most wins since beginning of 2008 season W L 1. Duke Syracuse Virginia Cornell NOTRE DAME Page 4

5 (as of games played March 28) ACC Overall NOTRE DAME Maryland Duke Virginia North Carolina Syracuse Offensive Player of the Week Feb. 11 James Pannell, So., A, Virginia Feb. 18 Dylan Donahue, R-So., A, Syracuse Feb. 25 Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke March 4 Mike Chanenchuk, Sr., M, Maryland March 11 Kevin Rice, Jr., A, Syracuse March 18 Jordan Wolf, Sr., A, Duke March 25 Deemer Class, So., M, Duke Defensive Player of the Week Feb. 11 Casey Carroll, Sr., D, Duke Feb. 18 Matt Barrett, Fr., G, Virginia Feb. 25 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland March 4 Niko Amato, Sr., G, Maryland March 11 Dominic Lamolinara, Sr., G, Syracuse March 18 Stephen O Hara, Sr., D, Notre Dame March 25 Austin Pifani, Fr., D, North Carolina Preseason All-ACC Coaches Poll & Team 1. Syracuse (28) T2. Duke (27) T2. North Carolina (27) 4. Virginia (16) 5. Notre Dame (15) 6. Maryland (13) Attack Mark Cockerton, Sr., Virginia Joe Sankey, Jr., North Carolina Jordan Wolf, Sr., Duke Midfield Rob Emery, Sr., Virginia Jim Marlatt, Sr., Notre Dame Chud Tutton, Jr., North Carolina Defense Mike Ehrhardt, Sr., Maryland Scott McWilliams, Sr., Virginia Goran Murray, Jr., Maryland Goalkeeper Niko Amato, Sr., Maryland Face-off Brendan Fowler, Sr., Duke Long-stick Midfield Luke Duprey, Sr., Duke Short-stick Midfield Ryan Creighton, Sr., North Carolina 2014 Irish Honors & Awards A LOOK BACK Notre Dame went 11-5 last season and finished third in the BIG EAST with a 4-2 mark. The Fighting Irish finished the 2013 regular season with the nation s top RPI and earned a program-best No. 2 seed for the NCAA Championship before advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals for the fourth straight season. The Irish fell to Duke, 12-11, in the quarterfinals. Attackman Matt Kavanagh led the Irish in goals (32) and assists (16). The 32 goals established a program record for a freshman. Jim Marlatt was the leading midfielder scorer with 20 goals to go along with 12 assists. The Fighting Irish finished the 2013 season ranked 10th nationally in scoring defense with an 8.31 goals-against average. Notre Dame returned two starting close defensemen in seniors Brian Buglione and Stephen O Hara. HOME SWEET HOME Notre Dame is 46-7 (.868) at home since the beginning of the 2006 season. IRISH EXPOSURE Nearly every Notre Dame game this season can be seen on TV or the Internet. The Fighting Irish will have five contests on ESPNU (vs. Virginia, at Syracuse, vs. Duke, vs. Maryland, vs. Army), one game on ESPN3 (at North Carolina) and the season opener at Jacksonville aired on the NBC Sports Network. WatchND.tv streamed the Penn State contest and will also provide a free broadcast for the Robert Morris game on April 12. The Lacrosse Network covered the Denver tilt and Notre Dame s showdown at Ohio State on Tuesday aired on Fox College Sports. A QUARTET OF PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Four Fighting Irish players received preseason All-America honors from Inside Lacrosse. Stephen O Hara (Sr./D) was a first-team pick, while Jim Marlatt (Sr./M) appeared on the second team and Matt Kavanagh (So./A) was a third-team selection. Matt Landis (So./D) garnered honorable mention accolades. MARLATT & O HARA TO CAPTAIN THE IRISH Seniors Jim Marlatt (M) and Stephen O Hara (D) will serve as team captains for the Fighting Irish in Both are first-time captains. O HARA PICKED IN MLL DRAFT Senior defenseman Stephen O Hara was selected by the Ohio Machine with the first pick of the sixth round (41st overall) of January s 2014 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Draft. O Hara has started every game over the last three seasons in Notre Dame s close defense, which has been one of the best in the nation over that time. The Fighting Irish allowed just 8.31 goals per game last season. That mark ranked 10th nationally and the Irish were first in 2012 after notching a 6.31 goals-against average. O Hara, a Fighting Irish team captain, was named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team last season. DOUBLE DOYLE Junior attackman Conor Doyle is joined by his older brother Jack Doyle on this season s roster. Jack, a midfielder, graduated from Harvard and was on the Crimson squad for four seasons. He combined to play in 27 games during his freshman and sophomore seasons, but did not play last two years due to injury. He tallied 14 goals and eight assists at Harvard. The duo had a strong showing against Virginia as Conor posted one goal and a careerhigh three assists, while Jack registered a goal and an assist. ELITE COMPANY Notre Dame and Maryland are the only two programs to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship field in each of the last eight seasons. Notre Dame and Duke are the only two schools to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship in each of the last four seasons. Matt Kavanagh (So./A) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) Matt Landis (So./D) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) Jim Marlatt (Sr./M) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (2nd Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Liam O Connor (Sr./M-FO) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Stephen O Hara (Sr./D) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/18) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) Senior CLASS Award Candidate MLL Draft Pick - Ohio Machine (6th Round) Page 5

6 HEAD COACH KEVIN CORRIGAN CAREER RECORD: (.661), 28th Season RECORD AT NOTRE DAME: (.679), 26th Season BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEAR: 2012 GWLL COACH OF THE YEAR: 1994, 1996, 2001, 2007, 2009 HEAD COACHING LEDGER Year School W L Pct Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon Totals NCAA FINALIST 2001 & 2012 NCAA SEMIFINALIST 8 NCAA QUARTERFINALS 8 STRAIGHT NCAA APPEARANCES 60 ALL-AMERICA HONOREES 139 ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Year School W L Pct. Conference NCAA Tournament 1989 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1991 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1993 Notre Dame GLC/1st 1st Round 1994 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1995 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinals 1996 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1997 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 1998 Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st 1st Round 2000 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinals 2001 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Semifinals 2002 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL 1st Round 2007 Notre Dame GWLL/1st 1st Round 2008 Notre Dame GWLL*/T-1st Quarterfinals 2009 Notre Dame GWLL*/1st 1st Round 2010 Notre Dame BE/T-4th Final 2011 Notre Dame BE/2nd Quarterfinals 2012 Notre Dame BE/1st Semifinals 2013 Notre Dame BE/3rd Quarterfinals 2014 Notre Dame ACC 26-Year Totals regular-season titles 18 appearances 28-Year Career Totals tournament titles * - GWLL tournament champion MOST SEASONS AT ONE SCHOOL IN NCAA DIVISION I MEN S LACROSSE CURRENT Head Coach School Seasons Season Started 1. Bob Shillinglaw Delaware Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame Dom Starsia Virginia ALL-TIME Head Coach School Seasons Years 1. Roy Simmons, Sr. Syracuse Sid Jamieson Bucknell Babe Kraus Hobart Bob Shillinglaw Delaware present Tom Dent Dartmouth Glenn Thiel Penn State Bill Lawson Lafayette Carl Runk Towson Richie Moran Cornell F. Morris Touchstone Army Roy Simmons, Jr. Syracuse Howdy Myers Hofstra Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame present 14. Randy Marks Villanova Randy Voigt Drexel George Finlayson Navy Dave Urick Georgetown Dick Watts UMBC Dinty Moore Navy Kevin Corrigan vs. All Opponents Adelphi 1-1 Air Force 20-1 Albany 1-0 Army 3-1 Bellarmine 4-0 Brown 2-0 Bucknell 2-0 Butler 13-1 Canisius 4-0 Colgate 1-0 Cornell 1-5 Dartmouth 6-2 Delaware 1-0 Denison 3-1 Denver 14-4 Detroit 1-0 Drexel 4-1 Duke 5-4 Fairfield 4-3 Georgetown 5-8 Guilford 1-1 Hampden-Sydney 0-2 Hartford 2-0 Harvard 7-3 Hobart 6-1 Hofstra 7-8 Jacksonville 1-0 Johns Hopkins 1-4 Kenyon 2-0 Lake Forest 4-0 Lehigh 4-0 Loyola 6-13 Lynchburg College 2-0 Maryland 1-4 UMBC 3-1 Massachusetts 1-4 Marquette 1-0 Michigan State 5-3 Mt. St. Mary s 2-3 New Hampshire 2-0 New Haven 1-1 North Carolina 6-6 Ohio State 24-4 Ohio Wesleyan 1-5 Pennsylvania 3-2 Penn State 15-6 Pfeiffer 1-0 Potsdam 0-1 Princeton 1-1 Providence 4-0 Quinnipiac 6-0 Radford 2-0 Roanoke 0-2 Rutgers 6-2 St. Bonaventure 1-0 St. John s 4-2 St. Mary s (Md.) 1-1 San Diego State 1-0 Stony Brook 1-1 Syracuse 1-7 Vermont 1-0 Villanova 12-4 Virginia 3-4 Virginia Military Institute 1-1 Virginia Tech 2-0 William & Mary 0-2 Wooster 3-0 Yale 1-0 Page

7 Notre Dame Season/Career Highs * - NCAA Tournament # - BIG EAST Tournament #1 KYLE RIPP (Sr./G) Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB...-- Minutes:...-- Saves:...-- Fewest GA (full game)...-- GB...-- Minutes:...-- #2 JOHN SCIOSCIA (Sr./A) Gls:... 3 (Denver) Assts:... 1, twice (N. Carolina & Denver) Pts:... 4 (Denver) GB:... 4 (Denver) Gls:... 6 (Marquette 13) Assts:...1, four times (MR: Denver 14) Pts:... 7 (Marquette 13) GB:... 4 (Denver 14) #3 WILL GILMARTIN (Jr./M) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB: GB:...-- #4 STEPHEN O HARA (Sr./D) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:...4 (Virginia) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:... 5, three times (MR: Villanova 13) #5 JIM MARLATT (Sr./M) Gls:...1, three times (MR: Ohio State) Assts:...1, twice (Denver & Virginia) Pts:... 1, five times (MR: Ohio State) GB:... 5 (Jacksonville) Gls:...5 (Duke 13) Assts:...3 (Villanova 12) Pts:...6 (Duke 13) GB:...5, four times (MR: Jacksonville 14) #6 CHRIS PREVOZNIK (Sr./D) GB:...3 (Denver) GB:...3 (Denver 14) #7 MICHAEL SHEPARDSON (Sr./D) #8 ALEX EATON (Sr./A) Gls:.. 1, twice (Denver 12 & Providence 12) Pts:... 1, twice (Denver 12 & Providence 12) GB:...1 (St. John s# 12) #9 CONOR KELLY (Jr./G) Saves:... 7 (Penn State) Fewest GA (full game)... 8 (Penn State) GB:...4 (Jacksonville) Minutes:... 60:00 (Penn State) Saves:... 7 (Penn State 14) Fewest GA (full game)... 8 (Penn State 14) GB:...4 (Jacksonville 14) Minutes:... 60:00 (Penn State 14) #10 JACK SHERIDAN (So./D) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:...1 (Jacksonville) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #11 PAT COTTER (GS/M) Gls:...1, twice (Jacksonville & Virginia) Assts: Pts:...1, twice (Jacksonville & Virginia) GB: Gls:... 2 (Penn* 11) Assts:...2 (Yale* 12) Pts:... 2, three times (MR: Yale* 12) GB:... 2 (North Carolina 11) #12 WESTY HOPKINS (Sr./A) Gls:...1 (Penn State) Pts:...1 (Penn State) GB:...1 (Denver) Gls:...3, four times (MR: St. John s# 12) Assts:...2 (Denver 12) Pts:... 4 (Providence 12) GB:...5 (Hofstra 12) #13 TYLER BRENNEMAN (Sr./M) Gls:...1, twice (N. Carolina & Virginia) Assts:... 1 (Penn State) Pts:...1, three times (MR: Virginia) GB:...2 (N. Carolina) Gls:... 1, four times (MR: Virginia 14) Assts:... 1, three times (MR: Penn State 14) Pts:...1, seven times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:...2 (N. Carolina 14) #14 RYAN SMITH (Sr./LSM) GB:... 5 (N. Carolina) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:...5 (N. Carolina 14) #15 COLE RICCARDI (So./M) Gls:...1 (Virginia) Pts:...1 (Virginia) Gls:...1 (Virginia 14) Pts:...1 (Virginia 14) #16 SERGIO PERKOVIC (Fr./M) Gls:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia) Pts:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia) GB:...2 (N. Carolina) Gls:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia 14) Pts:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:... 2 (N. Carolina 14) Page 7

8 #17 WILL CORRIGAN (Jr./M) Gls:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts:... 1, twice (Jacksonville & Denver) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville) GB:... 3 (Denver) Gls:... 2 (Villanova 13) Assts:...2 (Providence 13) Pts:...3, twice (Providence 13 & Villanova 13) GB:... 3 (Denver 14) #18 EDDY LUBOWICKI (So./A) Gls:...2 (Jacksonville) Assts:...2 (N. Carolina) Pts:...3 (Jacksonville) Gls:...2 (Jacksonville 14) Assts:...2 (N. Carolina 14) Pts:...3 (Jacksonville 14) GB:...-- #19 KYLE TROLLEY (So./M) GB:...-- #20 NICK OSSELLO (Jr./M/FO) Gls:...3 (Virginia) Pts:...3 (Virginia) GB:...3 (Jacksonville) FO Win%...100% (3-3) (Jacksonville) Gls:...3 (Virginia 14) Assts:... 2 (Denver 13) Pts:...3 (Virginia 14) GB:...15 (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (17-21) (Providence 13) #21 LOGAN CONNOLLY (Jr./A) #22 JACK NEAR (Jr./M) Gls:... 1, twice (N. Carolina & Ohio State) Assts:... 1, twice (Jacksonville & Ohio State) Pts:... 2 (Ohio State) GB:... 4 (Penn State) Gls:...1, five times (MR: Ohio State 14) Assts:... 1, three times (MR: Ohio State 14) Pts:...2 (Ohio State 14) GB:... 4, three times (MR: Penn State 14) #23 CONNOR McCOLLOUGH (Jr./M) GB:...2 (Providence 13) #24 KYLE RUNYON (Jr./A) Gls:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts:...1 (Jacksonville) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville) GB:...1 (Jacksonville) Gls:... 1, twice (MR: Jacksonville 14) Assts:...1 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville 14) GB:... 1, twice (MR: Jacksonville 14) #25 BRIAN BUGLIONE (Sr./D) Assts:... 1 (Ohio State) Pts:... 1 (Ohio State) GB:... 2, twice (N. Carolina & Ohio State) Assts:...1 (Ohio State 14) Pts:...1 (Ohio State 14) GB:...3, four times (MR: Detroit* 13) #26 ANTHONY MARINI (Fr./A) GB:...-- #27 BEN PRIDEMORE (Fr./M) Assts:... 1 (Denver) Pts:... 1 (Denver) GB:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts:...1 (Denver 14) Pts:...1 (Denver 14) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #28 CONOR DOYLE (Jr./A) Gls:... 3 (Jacksonville) Assts:... 3 (Virginia) Pts:... 4 (Virginia) GB:...3, three times (MR: Virginia) Gls:... 3, five times (MR: Jacksonville 14) Assts:... 3 (Virginia 14) Pts:...4, four times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:...3, five times (MR: Virginia 14) #29 PAT HEALY (Fr./D) GB:...-- #30 EDWIN GLAZENER (So./D) GB:... 1 (Ohio State) GB:... 1 (Ohio State 14) #31 LIAM O CONNOR (Sr./M/FO) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Ohio State) Assts:...1 (Virginia) Pts:...2 (Virginia) GB:...15 (Jacksonville) FO Win%: % (19-24) (Virginia) Gls:...2 (Penn State 13) Assts:...1, three times (MR: Virginia 14) Pts:...2, twice (Penn State 13 & Virginia 14) GB:...15 (Jacksonville 14) FO Win%: (min. 5 att.) % (12-13) (Loyola* 12) #32 HENRY WILLIAMS (Jr./LSM) GB:...3 (Jacksonville) GB:...3 (Jacksonville 14) Page 8

9 #33 RYAN MIX (Sr./A) Gls:... 1 (Penn State) Pts:... 1 (Penn State) Gls:... 1, seven times (MR: Penn State 14) Pts:... 1, seven times (MR: Penn State 14) GB:...1, four times (MR: Providence 13) #34 TREVOR BROSCO (So./M) Gls:... 1, four times (MR: Virginia) Pts:... 1, four times (MR: Virginia) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) Gls:... 1, four times (MR: Virginia 14) Pts:... 1, four times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:...2 (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (13-22) (Georgetown 13) #35 THOMAS STEPHAN (So./D) #36 ADAM GOINS (So./M) #37 ZACK BARTOLO (Fr./A) #38 NICK KOSHANSKY (Fr./M) #39 ROBERT COLLINS (Fr./M) Gls:...1 (Jacksonville) Assts: Pts:...1 (Jacksonville) GB: Gls:...1 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:...1 (Jacksonville 14) GB: #41 SHANE DOSS (Fr./G) Saves:...10 (N. Carolina) Fewest GA (full game)... 7 (Ohio State) GB:... 4 (Ohio State) Minutes:...60:00, three times (MR: Ohio State) Saves:...10 (N. Carolina 14) Fewest GA (full game)...7 (Ohio State 14) GB:...4 (Ohio State 14) Minutes:...60:00, three times (MR: Ohio State 14) #42 MATTHEW COLLINS (Sr./M/D) GB:... 1, four times (MR: Ohio State) GB:...1, six times (MR: Ohio State 14) #43 MATT LANDIS (So./D) GB:... 3 (Penn State) GB:...6 (Georgetown 13) #44 BOBBY GRAY (So./M) #45 P.J. FINLEY (Fr./M/FO) GB:...1 (Jacksonville) GB:... 1 (Jacksonville 14) #46 CHRIS CARTER (Fr./D) GB:...-- GB:...-- #47 JACK DOYLE (GS/M) Gls:... 1 (Virginia) Assts:... 1 (Virginia) Pts:... 2 (Virginia) GB:...-- Gls:... 2, twice (MR: Georgetown 11) Assts:... 2 (Massachusetts 11) Pts:... 2, six times (MR: Virginia 14) GB:...3, three times (MR: Massachusetts 10) #48 GARRETT EPPLE (Fr./D) GB:... 3 (Jacksonville) GB:... 3 (Jacksonville 14) #49 LIAM KENNEDY (Fr./A) GB:...-- GB:...-- #50 MATT KAVANAGH (So./A) Gls:... 7 (Ohio State) Assts:...4 (Jacksonville) Pts:... 8 (Ohio State) GB:...4 (Denver) Gls:... 7 (Ohio State 14) Assts:... 4 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:... 8 (Ohio State 14) GB:... 4, three times (MR: Denver 14) Page 9

10 GAME 1 GAME 2 #5 Notre Dame 19 Jacksonville 7 February 16, 2014 EverBank Field Jacksonville, Fla. Team Total Notre Dame (1-0) Jacksonville (0-2) Scoring Summary First Quarter ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:09 ND 2: Eddy Lubowicki (Matt Kavanagh), 9:44 (UP) ND 3: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 8:58 JU 1: Duncan Clancy (unassisted), 7:25 ND 4: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 7:19 ND 5: Will Corrigan (unassisted), 6:18 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 4:20 ND 7: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 3:07 ND 8: Nick Ossello (Will Corrigan), 1:17 Second Quarter JU 2: Chase McIntyre (Chase Miller), 9:36 JU 3: Quint Miller (unassisted), 7:30 ND 9: Kyle Runyon (unassisted), 6:38 ND 10: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 2:58 (UP) ND 11: John Scioscia (Jack Near), 2:09 ND 12: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 1:06 (UP) Third Quarter JU 4: Dakota Rohlin (Duncan Clancy), 13:00 (UP) ND 13: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 12:32 ND 14: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 7:29 ND 15: Trevor Brosco (Matt Kavanagh), 4:14 ND 16: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 4:04 Fourth Quarter JU 5: Tom Moore (Ari Waffle), 9:38 (UP) JU 6: Chase McIntyre (Duncan Clancy), 8:47 (UP) ND 17: Pat Cotter (unassisted), 8:05 JU 7: Tom Moore (Duncan Clancy), 5:51 ND 18: Robert Collins (Eddy Lubowicki), 2:20 ND 19: Eddy Lubowicki (Kyle Runyon), 0:40 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-4, Conor Doyle 3-0, Eddy Lubowicki 2-1, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Kyle Runyon 1-1, Will Corrigan 1-1, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, John Scioscia 1-0, Pat Cotter 1-0, Nick Ossello 1-0, Liam O Connor 1-0, Robert Collins 1-0, Jack Near 0-1 Jacksonville: Tom Moore 2-0, Chase McIntyre 2-0, Duncan Clancy 1-3, Dakota Rohlin 1-0, Quint Miller 1-0, Chase Miller 0-1, Ari Waffle 0-1 Goalies Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 45:00, 4 GA, 4 SVS); Shane Doss (15:00, 3 GA, 1 SV) Jacksonville: Pete DeLuca (L, 60:00, 19 GA, 14 SVS) Ground Balls Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 15, Jim Marlatt 5, Conor Kelly 4, Nick Ossello 3, Henry Williams 3, Garrett Epple 3, Conor Doyle 2, Stephen O Hara 1, Brian Buglione 1, Matt Landis 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, John Scioscia 1, Jack Sheridan 1, Tyler Brenneman 1, Ryan Smith 1, Jack Near 1, Kyle Runyon 1, Ben Pridemore 1, Shane Doss 1, P.J. Finley 1 Jacksonville: Joey Pfister 3, Pete DeLuca 3, Mike McCredie 3, Tyler Black 3, Tom Moore 2, Austin Curtis 2, Chase McIntyre 1, Rob Wertz 1, Will Crenshaw 1, Blake Knobloch 1, Sam Rosengarden 1, Mitchell Parker 1 #12 Penn State 8 #4 Notre Dame 7 February 22, 2014 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Ind. Team Total Penn State (2-1) Notre Dame (1-1) Scoring Summary First Quarter PSU 1: Tom LaCrosse (unassisted), 9:53 PSU 2: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 8:45 ND 1: Ryan Mix (Matt Kavanagh), 3:58 Second Quarter ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 13:57 (UP) PSU 3: TJ Sanders (Shane Sturgis), 6:43 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 6:16 PSU 4: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 4:37 PSU 5: Shane Sturgis (Erik Myers), 3:57 Third Quarter PSU 6: Shane Sturgis (unassisted), 12:37 PSU 7: TJ Sanders (Kyle Baier), 11:46 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (Tyler Brenneman), 8:26 ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 7:02 ND 6: Westy Hopkins (unassisted), 6:30 PSU 8: Shane Sturgis (TJ Sanders), 5:06 (UP) Fourth Quarter ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:25 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Penn State: Shane Sturgis 5-1, TJ Sanders 2-1, Tom LaCrosse 1-0, Kyle Baier 0-1, Erik Myers 0-1 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-2, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Conor Doyle 1-0, John Scioscia 1-0, Ryan Mix 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 0-1 Goalies Penn State: Austin Kaut (W, 60:00, 7 GA, 13 SVS) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (L, 60:00, 8 GA, 7 SVS) Ground Balls Penn State: Drake Kreinz 6, Steven Bogert 4, Austin Kaut 3, Shane Sturgis 3, JP Burnside 2, James Chakey 2, Kyle Baier 1, TJ Sanders 1, Michael Richards 1, Kyle VanThof 1, James Burke 1, Kyle Zittel 1 Notre Dame: Jack Near 4, Conor Doyle 3, Matt Kavanagh 3, Matt Landis 3, Will Corrigan 2, Nick Ossello 2, Liam O Connor 2, Henry Williams 2, Jim Marlatt 1, Stephen O Hara 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 Faceoffs Penn State: Drake Kreinz 9-19 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 6-14, Nick Ossello 4-5 Team Stats PSU ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 13 7 Penalties 3/2:00 4/3:00 Faceoffs Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 19-25, Nick Ossello 3-3, P.J. Finley 1-2 Jacksonville: Sam Rosengarden 7-20, Jet Harding 0-6, Chase Miller 0-4 Team Stats ND JU Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 5 14 Penalties 5/3:30 3/3:00 Page 10

11 GAME 3 GAME 4 #11 Notre Dame 11 #2 North Carolina 10 March 1, 2014 Fetzer Field Chapel Hill, N.C. Team Total Notre Dame (2-1) North Carolina (3-1) Scoring Summary First Quarter NC 1: Chad Tutton (unassisted), 10:57 NC 2: Jake Matthai (unassisted), 9:24 NC 3: Pat Foster (unassisted), 8:19 NC 4: Luke Goldstock (Spencer Parks), 6:06 (UP) ND 1: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 5:30 NC 5: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 0:07 Second Quarter ND 2: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 9:26 (UP) NC 6: Pat Foster (Jimmy Bitter), 8:51 NC 7: Shane Simpson (unassisted), 7:08 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 3:10 Third Quarter NC 8: Joey Sankey (Chad Tutton), 13:49 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 6:31 ND 5: Tyler Brenneman (unassisted), 2:13 ND 6: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 1:20 (UP) ND 7: Jim Marlatt (Eddy Lubowicki), 0:49 (UP) Fourth Quarter ND 8: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 14:31 NC 9: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 13:09 ND 9: Conor Doyle (John Scioscia), 11:04 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 6:09 ND 11: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 4:14 (UP) NC 10: Jimmy Bitter (unassisted), 3:51 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3-2, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, John Scioscia 1-1, Conor Doyle 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 1-0, Jack Near 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-2 North Carolina: Jimmy Bitter 3-1, Pat Foster 2-0, Chad Tutton 1-1, Joey Sankey 1-0, Shane Simpson 1-0, Luke Goldstock 1-0, Jake Matthai 1-0, Spencer Parks 0-1 Goalies Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 51:06, 10 SVS, 6 GA); Conor Kelly (8:54, 4 GA, 0 SVS) North Carolina: Kieran Burke (L, 60:00, 11 GA, 10 SVS) Ground Balls Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Ryan Smith 5, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Brian Buglione 2, Tyler Brenneman 2, Henry Williams 2, Conor Doyle 1, Stephen O Hara 1, John Scioscia 1, Nick Ossello 1, Jack Near 1, Shane Doss 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 North Carolina: Jimmy Bitter 3, Jordan Smith 3, Kieran Burke 3, Mark McNeill 3, Chad Tutton 2, Shane Simpson 2, Frankie Kelly 2, Evan Connell 2, Joey Sankey 1, Steve Pontrello 1, Austin Pifani 1, Jake Bailey 1, Luke Goldstock 1, Greg McBride 1, Jake Matthai 1, Stephen Kelly 1, Ryan Creighton 1, Pat Foster 1, Zach Powers 1 Faceoffs Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 16-23, Nick Ossello 1-2 North Carolina: Frankie Kelly 3-14, Stephen Kelly 5-11 Team Stats ND NC Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves Penalties 4/3:30 7/5:00 #12 Denver 10 #6 Notre Dame 7 Pacific Coast Shootout March 8, 2014 LeBard Stadium Costa Mesa, Calif. Team Total Denver (4-2) Notre Dame (2-2) Scoring Summary First Quarter UD 1: Erik Adamson (Sean Cannizzaro), 7:57 UD 2: Jack Bobzien (unassisted), 6:14 ND 1: Westy Hopkins (unassisted), 5:21 UD 3: Erik Adamson (Wesley Berg), 0:08 Second Quarter UD 4: Erik Adamson (unassisted), 14:09 UD 5: Zach Miller (Jack Bobzien), 12:42 (UP) ND 2: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 9:33 ND 3: Sergio Perkovic (John Scioscia), 8:38 ND 4: John Scioscia (unassisted), 2:26 (UP) UD 6: Erik Adamson (Jeremy Noble), 1:30 Third Quarter ND 5: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 0:16 Fourth Quarter UD 7: Zach Miller (Sean Cannizzaro), 14:06 UD 8: Erik Adamson (unassisted), 11:27 ND 6: John Scioscia (Will Corrigan), 10:30 UD 9: Wesley Berg (Zach Miller), 7:00 ND 7: John Scioscia (Jim Marlatt), 5:37 (UP) UD 10: Erik Adamson (Wesley Berg), 2:14 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Denver: Erik Adamson 6-0, Zach Miller 2-1, Wesley Berg 1-2, Jack Bobzien 1-1, Sean Cannizzaro 0-2, Jeremy Noble 0-1 Notre Dame: John Scioscia 3-1, Westy Hopkins 1-0, Conor Doyle 1-0, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-1, Will Corrigan 0-1 Goalies Denver: Ryan LaPlante (W, 30:00, 10 SVS, 4 GA); Jamie Faus (30:00, 3 GA, 7 SVS) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (L, 60:00, 8 SVS, 10 GA) Ground Balls Denver: Jack Bobzien 3, Wesley Berg 3, Ryan LaPlante 2, Teddy MacKenzie 2, Mike Riis 2, Tyler Pace 1, Erik Adamson 1, Terry Ellis 1, Jamie Faus 1, Chris Hampton 1, Garret Holst 1, Joe Bano 1, Sean Cannizzaro 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 10, Matt Kavanagh 4, John Scioscia 4, Shane Doss 3, Conor Doyle 3, Chris Prevoznik 3, Will Corrigan 3, Nick Ossello 2, Westy Hopkins 1, Stephen O Hara 1, Brian Buglione 1, Garrett Epple 1 Faceoffs Denver: Joe Bano 4-15, Chris Hampton 2-4, Christian Thomas 0-2 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor Team Stats UD ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 17 8 Penalties 5/4:00 1/0:30 Page 11

12 GAME 5 GAME 6 #7 Virginia 9 #11 Notre Dame 18 March 16, 2014 Loftus Sports Center Notre Dame, Ind. Team Total Virginia (6-2) Notre Dame (3-2) Scoring Summary First Quarter UVA 1: Zed Williams (Owen Van Arsdale), 11:38 ND 1: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 0:07 Second Quarter ND 2: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 11:10 ND 3: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 11:03 UVA 2: Mark Cockerton (Owen Van Arsdale), 9:48 (UP) ND 4: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:25 ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:43 ND 6: Nick Ossello (Conor Doyle), 7:02 ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (Jim Marlatt), 6:18 (UP) ND 8: Tyler Brenneman (unassisted), 6:05 UVA 3: Ryan Tucker (unassisted), 0:15 Third Quarter UVA 4: Mark Cockerton (unassisted), 13:07 UVA 5: Pat Harbeson (unassisted), 8:34 ND 9: John Scioscia (Matt Kavanagh), 7:54 (UP) UVA 6: Greg Coholan (Mark Cockerton), 3:31 Fourth Quarter ND 10: John Scioscia (Conor Doyle), 11:15 ND 11: Conor Doyle (Liam O Connor), 11:00 UVA 7: Tyler German (Owen Van Arsdale), 9:23 ND 12: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 8:19 ND 13: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 7:51 ND 14: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:41 ND 15: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:08 UVA 8: Ryan Tucker (unassisted), 4:49 ND 16: Pat Cotter (unassisted), 3:05 ND 17: Cole Riccardi (Jack Doyle), 2:25 ND 18: Jack Doyle (unassisted), 2:08 UVA 9: Mark Cockerton (unassisted), 1:10 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Virginia: Mark Cockerton 3-1, Ryan Tucker 2-0, Greg Coholan 1-0, Pat Harbeson 1-0, Tyler German 1-0, Zed Williams 1-0, Owen Van Arsdale 0-3 Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 4-2, Nick Ossello 3-0, John Scioscia 2-0, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Conor Doyle 1-3, Liam O Connor 1-1, Jack Doyle 1-1, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Pat Cotter 1-0, Tyler Brenneman 1-0, Cole Riccardi 1-0, Jim Marlatt 0-1 Goalies Virginia: Matt Barrett (L, 59:35, 10 SVS, 18 GA); Matt Robertson (0:25, 0 GA, 0 SVS) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 9 SVS, 9 GA) Ground Balls Virginia: Matt Barrett 3, Owen Van Arsdale 3, Tanner Scales 3, Joseph Lisicky 3, Ryan Tucker 2, Zed Williams 2, Rob Emery 1, Scott McWilliams 1, Pat Harbeson 1, Tanner Ottenbreit 1, Chris LaPierre 1 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Stephen O Hara 4, Conor Doyle 3, Shane Doss 2, Jim Marlatt 2, Nick Ossello 2, Jack Near 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 1, Brian Buglione 1, Chris Prevoznik 1, Ryan Smith 1, Will Corrigan 1, Matthew Collins 1 Faceoffs Virginia: Mick Parks 4-14, Nate Menninger 4-9, Tyler German 0-4, Jeff Kratky 0-3 Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 19-24, Nick Ossello 3-5, P.J. Finley 0-1 #7 Notre Dame 13 Ohio State 7 March 25, 2014 Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium Columbus, Ohio Team Total Notre Dame (4-2) Ohio State (2-6) Scoring Summary First Quarter OSU 1: Carter Brown (unassisted), 5:06 Second Quarter ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:53 ND 2: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 7:32 ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (Brian Buglione), 3:15 ND 4: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 2:39 ND 5: Jim Marlatt (Jack Near), 2:20 OSU 2: Turner Evans (Jesse King), 0:45 OSU 3: Reegan Comeault (Turner Evans), 0:05 Third Quarter OSU 4: Jesse King (unassisted), 13:03 OSU 5: David Planning (unassisted), 8:38 ND 6: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 1:11 (UP) ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:17 Fourth Quarter ND 8: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 14:22 OSU 6: Turner Evans (unassisted), 13:55 OSU 7: David Planning (Turner Evans), 12:20 ND 9: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 11:04 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 9:58 ND 11: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 8:43 ND 12: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 2:21 (DOWN) ND 13: Liam O Connor (unassisted), 2:14 (DOWN) Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 7-1, Conor Doyle 2-1, Jack Near 1-1, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Liam O Connor 1-0, Brian Buglione 0-1 Ohio State: Turner Evans 2-2, David Planning 2-0, Jesse King 1-1, Reegan Comeault 1-0, Carter Brown 1-0 Goalies Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 5 SVS, 7 GA) Ohio State: Scott Spencer (L, 58:00, 6 SVS, 13 GA); Nick Doyle (2:00, 0 SVS, 0 GA) Ground Balls Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 11, Shane Doss 4, Matt Kavanagh 3, Brian Buglione 2, Conor Doyle 2, Chris Prevoznik 2, Stephen O Hara 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Edwin Glazener 1, Matthew Collins 1, Garrett Epple 1 Ohio State: Jake Withers 8, Scott Spencer 6, Dominic Imbordino 4, Carter Brown 3, Jesse King 2, Robby Haus 2, Turner Evans 1, John Kelly 1, Joe Meurer 1, Evan Mulchrone 1 Faceoffs Notre Dame: Liam O Connor 14-23, Nick Ossello 1-1 Ohio State: Jake Withers 9-22, Dominic Imbordino 0-2 Team Stats ND OSU Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 5 6 Penalties 3/2:30 4/2:30 Team Stats UVA ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 10 9 Penalties 2/1:30 7/5:00 Page 12