2008 HOFSTRA LACROSSE SCHEDULE & RESULTS

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1 The Pride has won 26 of its last 39 regular season games... Seven of Hofstra s eight losses in 2007 were by one-goal Two of Hofstra s victories and two of the three losses in 2008 have been by one goal The Pride has won 22 of their last 27 home games at Shuart Stadium SEASON 60 FOR HOFSTRA - Hofstra is in its 60 th season of men s lacrosse in Pride teams have tallied a record during that time. HOFSTRA S TENTATIVE LINE-UP At Villanova 2008 HOFSTRA MEN S LACROSSE #20 HOFSTRA PRIDE (4-4, 2-1) at VILLANOVA WILDCATS (3-7, 1-1) Wednesday, April 9, :00 p.m. Villanova Stadium -Villanova, PA 2008 HOFSTRA LACROSSE SCHEDULE & RESULTS February (Opp. Rank - Opp. - HU Rank) Result 24 at Massachusetts # L March 1 BROWN 7-6 W 8 #1 JOHNS HOPKINS 8-7 W OT 15 at #13 Princeton (ESPNU) # L 21 TOWSON # W 25 #16 ARMY # L 29 at #11 Drexel*(CN8) # L (2OT) April 5 SACRED HEART* 20-3 W 9 at Villanova* 7 p.m. 12 DELAWARE* (MSG+) 1 p.m. 19 at North Carolina Noon 22 at Stony Brook (MSG+) 7 p.m. 26 at Robert Morris* Noon 30 CAA Tournament Semifinals TBA May 3 CAA Tournament - Championship TBA 10 NCAA Tournament -First Round TBA 11 NCAA Tournament -First Round TBA 17 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (Navy) TBA 18 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (Cornell) TBA 24 NCAA Semifinals at Foxboro, MA TBA 26 NCAA Championship at Foxboro, MA TBA * - Colonial Athletic Association Game + - Inside Lacrosse poll. NATIONAL RANKING: The Pride remained at 20th this week in the USILA Division I Coaches Poll. Hofstra slipped one spot to 20th this week in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. Villanova is not ranked in either poll. Pos. Name No. Cl Stats A Tom Dooley 40 Jr A Dan Stein 32 So A Jay Card 20 Fr M Mike Unterstein 5 Sr M Anthony Muscarella 26 Jr M Tom Interlicchio 22 So D Jack Vivonetto 44 Sr. 1 GB D Connor Hagans 30 Sr. 13 GB D Collin Stabler 25 Sr. 3 GB G Danny Orlando 46 So GAA/.496 Sv. Reserves 2M Michael Colleluori 3 Jr M Ryan Carter 15 Jr M Stephen Bentz 35 Fr LSM Steve Prifte 8 Jr. 24 GB LSM Tom Shuey 13 Jr. 5 GB SS Kevin Unterstein 9 Sr. 29 GB SS Stephen DeNapoli 7 Fr. 13 GB FO Mike Vaccaro 21 So /.404 FO Joe Montemurro 28 Fr /.435 HOFSTRA-VILLANOVA SERIES - Tonight s game is the 11th meeting between Hofstra and Villanova in men s lacrosse in a series that started in Hofstra leads the series 6-4 -Hofstra and Villanova last met on March 30, 2007 in Hempstead with the Wildcats edging the Pride The two teams met twice in 2006 with the Pride winning both times. Hofstra and Villanova met on May 3, 2006 in the CAA Tournament semifinals with the Pride posting a 14-7 victory. On April 8, 2006 at Villanova Stadium, the Pride posted a 13-4 victory. The Hofstra- Villanova Series Date Winner Location Score 3/30/07 Villanova Hempstead 9-8 5/3/06 Hofstra Hempstead /8/06 Hofstra Villanova /1/05 Villanova Hempstead /24/04 Villanova Villanova /30/03 Hofstra Hempstead* 9-6 4/23/03 Hofstra Hempstead 9-5 3/5/02 Hofstra Hempstead /22/89 Villanova Hempstead /23/88 Hofstra Villanova 13-8 STREAKS: Hofstra enters the Villanova contest coming off a 20-3 victory over Sacred Heart in Hempstead last Saturday The Pride is 3-3 in their last six games. Hofstra has won 10 of its last 17 games

2 VILLANOVA QUICK FACTS Location: Villanova, PA Nickname: Wildcats Director of Athletics: Vince Nicastro Lacrosse Stadium: Villanova Stadium (12,000) Press Box Phone: (610) Head Lacrosse Coach: Michael Corrado Record at School/Years: 7-7/1 year Overall Record: Same Coach s Office Phone: (610) Men s Lacrosse SID: David Berman Office Phone: (610) Fax: (610) Record: 7-7, 2-4 (CAA) Returning Lettermen/Starters: 25/4 Series Record: Hofstra leads 6-4 Last Meeting: 2007-Villanova won, 9-8 Athletic Web Site: VILLANOVA 2008 RESULTS 2/17 at Syracuse 6-21 L 2/24 Lafayette 9-6 W 3/1 at Penn 6-7 L 3/4 Notre Dame 6-16 L 3/11 at Penn State 3-12 L 3/15 at Lehigh 8-9 L 3/18 Ohio State 8-15 L 3/22 at Delaware 4-8 L 3/29 Sacred Heart 7-6 W 4/5 at Manhattan 7-2 W HOFSTRA-VILLANOVA BY THE NUMBERS HOFSTRA Category VILLANOVA 4-4 Overall Record Conference Record Total Shots /8.94 Goals For/Avg. 64/ Assists 35 60/7.34 Goals Against/Avg. 102/ /18.0 Penalties/Min. 43/ /.401 FO W-L/Pct / Man-Up/Pct. 6-42/ /.190 Opp. Man-Up/Pct / /.496 Saves/Pct. 91/.472 CAA STANDINGS: Here are the latest Colonial Athletic Association standings, as of April 4, 2008: CAA Overall Team W-L Pct W-L Pct Drexel Hofstra Towson Delaware Villanova Sacred Heart Robert Morris No. Team W-L Pts. LW 1 Syracuse (6) 1 2 Duke (5) 2 3 Virginia Georgetown Cornell Navy Maryland North Carolina UMBC Drexel Bucknell Notre Dame Johns Hopkins Denver Princeton Brown Army Loyola NR 19 Ohio State Hofstra USILA DIVISION I COACES POLL: Here is the USILA Coaches Poll, as of April 7, Others Receiving Votes: Delaware, Penn, Albany, Stony Brook, Towson 1 Duke (11) Syracuse (7) Virginia Georgetown Cornell Navy Maryland North Carolina Notre Dame Bucknell UMBC Drexel Army Brown Johns Hopkins Ohio State Princeton Denver Loyola Hofstra NIKE/INSIDE LACROSSE DIVISION I MEDIA POLL: Here is the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Division I Media Poll, as of April 7, Others receiving votes: Albany 22, Delaware 16, Towson 12, Stony Brook 6, Canisius 3, Penn 3, Providence 1. HOFSTRA IN THE POLLS IN 2008 Week USILA NIKE/IL Preseason 17th NP 2/11 NP 15th 2/18 NP 15th

3 2/25 RV RV 3/3 RV RV 3/10 10th 13th 3/17 15th 18th 3/24 12th 15th 3/31 20th 19th 4/7 20th 20th HOFSTRA-VILLANOVA LAST YEAR GAME 7 Friday, March 30, 2007 vs. Villanova: Tom Interlicchio tallied two goals and one assist, but Villanova's Mike Haas scored three goals in the second half, including the gamewinner with 6:16 to play, to lead the Wildcats to a 9-8 come-frombehind victory at Shuart Stadium. Trailing 7-2 at halftime, the Wildcats rallied, holding the Pride to one goal after intermission, midway through the third quarter, and scored the last six goals of the contest to take the victory. Eric Heidenberger tallied two goals and one assist, and goalie Andrew DiLoreto recorded nine saves for Villanova. In addition to Interlicchio's three points, Hofstra also received two goals from both Mike Colleluori and Tom Dooley. After Heidenberger scored the game's first goal just 43 seconds into the contest, the Pride would score the next four goals and seven of the next eight to take a commanding 7-2 lead at halftime. Dooley put the Pride on the board with 4:43 to play in the first quarter, taking a pass from Interlicchio and beating Wildcats' goalie Andrew DiLoreto from 5 yards out. Two minutes later Interlicchio scored an unassisted goal on a running jump shot from 7 yards for a 2-1 lead. Colleluori closed out the scoring in the first period with 34 seconds remaining on a goal from in close, off a pass from Mike Unterstein. Colleluori gave the Pride a 4-1 advantage 3:09 into the second period on a runner from 10 yards before Heidenberger closed the gap for Villanova with his second of the game just 19 seconds later. But Hofstra would score the next three goals, all unassisted, as senior Ryan Miller, Interlicchio and Anthony Muscarella dented the twine to give the Pride a 7-2 lead at the intermission. But the Wildcats did not pack it in and cut the lead to 7-3 less than three minutes into the third quarter as Haas scored on the man-up from 15 yards out. Dooley would get the goal back for the Pride with his second of the game with 6:18 to play in the third. It would be Hofstra's last goal of the contest. Villanova's Tim Atkins scored from five yards out, off a pass from Chris MacDonald less than a minute after Dooley's goal. Haas would then beat Orlando on a bounce shot from 15 yards out with 1:06 remaining in the third to close the gap to 8-5 at the end of three quarters. Just over four minutes into the fourth quarter the Wildcats went on a three-goal run in 29 seconds as Andy German notched his ninth of the season from 10 yards out at the 10:42 mark, Atkins tallied his second of the game and ninth of the year from 5 yards out at the 10:21 mark and Chris Colliniates would tie the game at 8-8, taking the face-off and going down the middle of the field and firing a bullet past Orlando with 10:13 to play. The Pride, plagued by turnovers in the second half, committed 12 of their 21 miscues in the final two periods, and took just three shots in the fourth quarter. Haas would seize the opportunity to be the hero with 6:16 to play, coming around the right side of the cage and firing a high bullet into the net for his third of the game and ninth of the season. The Pride got just one shot off the remainder of the period and that one, by Colleluori, with 4:40 to play was stopped by DiLoreto. Hofstra outshot the Wildcats, 31-23, in the contest, and picked up 31 ground balls to Villanova's F Villanova Hofstra Hofstra Scoring: Goals: Tom Dooley 2, Mike Colleluori 2, Tom Interlicchio 2, Ryan Miller, Anthony Muscarella; Assists: Tom Interlicchio, Mike Unterstein Villanova Scoring: Goals: Mike Haas 3, Eric Heidenberger 2, Tim Atkins 2, Andy German, Chris Colliniates; Assists: Chris MacDonald 2, Andy German, Eric Heidenberger Hofstra Villanova Shots Ground Balls: Face-offs Won: 8 12 Saves: 5 9 Penalties: EMO: Clears/Att: 13/18 16/18 Goalies: HU-Danny Orlando (60:00, 9 GA, 5 svs.); Villanova- Andrew DiLoreto (60:00, 8 GA, 9 svs.) Attendance: 557 HOFSTRA S CAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Hofstra attackman Jay Card has been named the Colonial Athletic Association Men s Lacrosse Rookie of the Week for the week ending Sunday, April 6, the CAA announced Monday. This is the second time that he has received this honor. Card, a freshman from Caledon, Ontario, Canada, recorded seasonhighs of five goals, two assists and seven points in 20th-ranked Hofstra s 20-3 victory over Sacred Heart University this past Saturday. He scored his first four goals in the first half of the contest against Sacred Heart as the Pride built a 10-3 lead at the intermission. He scored his fifth goal late in the third quarter. Hofstra midfielder Anthony Muscarella was named the Colonial Athletic Association Men s Lacrosse Player of the Week for the week ending March 23. Muscarella, a junior from Wantagh, NY, tallied a career-high five goals and added two assists for a career-best seven points in the Pride s 13-8 victory over Towson in the CAA opener on March 21. He scored four straight goals in the middle of the contest, including two in the second quarter to turn a 3-2 Hofstra deficit into a 6-4 Pride lead in the third. His fifth goal boosted the Hofstra lead to Muscarella also assisted on two fourth-quarter goals. Hofstra freshman attackmen Kevin Ford and Jay Card have also been named the Colonial Athletic Association Men s Lacrosse Rookies of the Week this season. Card was named Rookie of the Week for the week ending Sunday, March 9 while Ford was the Rookie of the Week for the week ending March 2. Card, a freshman from Caledon, Ontario, Canada, recorded four goals in Hofstra s dramatic 8-7 overtime victory over the defending national champions and then top-ranked Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins University at James M. Shuart Stadium on March 8. The Hill Academy graduate scored three goals in the first quarter of the JHU contest as the Pride built a 6-3 lead. Card then tallied his fourth goal and the game-winner two minutes into overtime to give the Pride their first-ever lacrosse win over a top-ranked team. Ford, a freshman from Floral Park, New York, recorded his first collegiate hat-trick in Hofstra s 7-6 victory over the Brown Bears at James M. Shuart Stadium on March 1. The Floral Park High School graduate scored the Pride s first and last goals as well as a third quarter goal that gave Hofstra a 5-4 lead. He scored two goals in his collegiate debut at Massachusetts on February 23. HOFSTRA AGAINST NUMBERS 11 THROUGH 20: Following their loss to #11 Drexel last Saturday, Hofstra is now in their last 27 games against teams ranked from 11 through 20. Since 2003, the Pride is against teams #11 through 20. Hofstra was 1-4 in

4 2007, 7-0 in 2006, 4-3 in 2005, 0-5 in 2004 and 3-3 in The Pride is 1-2 in PRIDE COACH SETH TIERNEY: Hofstra Men s Lacrosse Coach Seth Tierney is in his second season with the Pride. Only the fifth head coach in the program s history, Tierney came back to Hofstra in 2007 after a six year stint at Johns Hopkins University, the last two years as associate head coach. As the Blue Jays offensive coordinator, he was the architect of one of the most potent and explosive offenses in the nation in recent years. Tierney directed the Blue Jays attack that finished second in the nation in scoring margin, sixth in scoring offense and 16th in man-up offense during Hopkins' NCAA title run in The Blue Jays led the nation in scoring offense and man-up offense in 2003 and finished fifth in both categories in In 2006, Hopkins posted a 9-5 record, advanced to the NCAA Championship quarterfinals, and ranked in the top 15 in the country in four statistical categories. A total of 21 Blue Jay midfielders and attackmen earned All-America honors during Tierney's tenure in Homewood. Among them was Kyle Harrison, a two-time first team All-America, who received the Tewaaraton Trophy and the Lt. Enners Award in 2005 and the McLaughlin Award in 2004 and During his six-year tenure with the Pride as an assistant, Hofstra recorded six consecutive winning seasons with a combined overall record of and a conference mark of 29-2, captured five league titles, received five top 15 final national rankings, and played in four NCAA Championship tournaments. Tierney also coached seven All- Americans and nearly two dozen all-conference players while at Hofstra. Among them was midfielder Doug Shanahan, who would receive the inaugural Tewaaraton Trophy as College Lacrosse Player of the Year, the Lt. Ray Enners Award as the Division I Player of the Year, and the Lt. Donald McLaughlin Award as the Division I Midfielder of the Year in Tierney played for the Blue Jays from and served as team captain as a senior. He helped lead Hopkins to the NCAA Tournament in each of his four seasons, including an appearance in the 1989 NCAA title game. He received Hopkins' Turnbull- Reynolds Award as a senior as the player most exemplifying leadership and sportsmanship. Tierney was also selected to play in the North-South game as a senior. He is a 1991 graduate of Johns Hopkins University. HOFSTRA ASSISTANT COACHES - Joe Amplo, who was a four-year letterman at Hofstra from 1996 to 1999, is in his second tenure as an assistant coach at Hofstra. Amplo served as an assistant for two seasons under John Danowski in 2000 and 2001 before leaving to serve as an assistant at Pennsylvania. He returned to Hofstra in Former Johns Hopkins standout Matt Rewkowski is in his first season on the Pride coaching staff. A member of the Blue Jays national championship team in 2005, he was an All-America selection in Rewkowski, who played his first two years at Duke, was an All-America pick as a sophomore in Durham. - Sean Smith, who returns to the Pride after one season away from the program, is in his 10 th season on the Hofstra lacrosse staff. He served on John Danowski s Pride staff from 1998 through A two-time All-American at Roanoke College in 1982 and Smith has also served on the coaching staff at Army from 1987 through NUMBER ONE: Hofstra s game against top-ranked Johns Hopkins on March 8 was the Hofstra Athletics program s second contest against a top-ranked opponent in the past 30 days and the third contest against a Top 2 team in the last month. On February 17, 2008 the Hofstra wrestling team, which captured its eighth consecutive conference title including seven in the CAA last weekend, hosted #2 Nebraska. On February 26 the Hofstra women s lacrosse team hosted #1 Northwestern. In men s lacrosse the JHU game was the Hofstra lacrosse program s fourth contest against a number one ranked opponent. Three (1995, 2004, 2005) of the four games were against Hopkins. The fourth was against Syracuse in HOME COOKING: Hofstra has won 42 of its last 55 home games at James M. Shuart Stadium (formerly Hofstra Stadium). Here is how the Pride has done at home since 2000: HOME, SWEET HOME: Hofstra had its 16-game home winning streak snapped on March 18, 2007 against Princeton. The Pride home streak tied them for 11th all-time in Division I history. Virginia also had a 15-game home streak between 1994 and The Pride has won 36 of its last 48 home contests at James M. Shuart Stadium dating back to the 2003 season. RETURNING STARTERS: Hofstra returns 26 players including eight starters from last year s young squad. That team posted a 6-8 record including a record seven losses by just one goal. The Pride return six of their top seven scorers from a year ago including leading scorer, junior Tom Dooley (Yorktown Heights, NY). Dooley led the team in goals (26) and points (28). Senior midfielder Michael Unterstein (Shoreham, NY) led the team in assists with 18 and was third in points with 25 in Sophomore goalie Danny Orlando (South Hempstead, NY) also returns after posting a solid 7.21 goals against average and a.563 save percentage in 14 games last year. TEAM CAPTAINS: Hofstra has named four team captains this year. Senior midfielders Kevin and Michael Unterstein, senior defender Jack Vivonetto and junior defender Adam Swarsen have all been selected team captains for the 2008 season. LUCKY 11 STREAK SNAPPED: The Pride had its streak of 21 consecutive wins when scoring 11 goals or more snapped on April 24, 2007 against Stony Brook. AGAINST THE TOP 6 - The Pride is 3-13 in their last 16 games against teams that were ranked sixth or better, dating back to the end of the 1999 season. - In addition to Hopkins last week, the only Pride wins over top six teams during that time came in 2001 when Hofstra edged #2 Notre Dame in overtime, and on March 18, 2006 against #6 Princeton Hofstra is 8-25 against opponents ranked sixth or better since AGAINST THE TOP 10 - After the Pride s win over #1 Hopkins on March 8, Hofstra is now in its last 27 games against USILA Top 10 opponents.

5 - Prior to the victory over #1 Hopkins the Pride s highest-ranked victory was an overtime decision over second-ranked Notre Dame in Including 2008, the Pride has defeated at least one top 10 opponent in seven of the last eight seasons. - Hofstra s victory over Loyola in March, 2004 was the Pride s one and only win in 2004 over a Top 10 opponent. The Greyhounds came into the game ranked seventh. - Hofstra played four opponents who were ranked in the Top 10 in Massachusetts was ranked fifth entering the 2003 NCAA Tournament. Syracuse was ranked seventh when they lost to Hofstra 8-6. The Pride lost to then-#7 Princeton 18-5 on March 15 th and then- #6 Massachusetts 14-7 on March 23. Date # Opponent H-A HU - Opp 3/8/08 #1 Johns Hopkins Home 8-7 W 3/27/07 #9 Army Away 5-3 W 3/18/07 #10 Princeton Home 4-5 L 3/10/07 #5 Johns Hopkins Away 8-9 L 2/24/07 #9 Massachusetts Home 8-6 W 5/20/06 #10 Massachusetts Neutral L (OT) 3/18/06 #6 Princeton Away 9-5 W 3/11/06 #7 Johns Hopkins Home 11-6 W 3/29/05 #5 Army Away L 3/26/05 #9 Notre Dame Home 8-9 L (2OT) 3/12/05 #1 Johns Hopkins Away 5-11 L 3/20/04 #6 Princeton Away 5-10 L 3/13/04 #1 Johns Hopkins Home 6-13 L 3/6/04 #7 Loyola Home 9-8 W 5/11/03 #5 Massachusetts Away 6-9 L 4/17/03 #7 Syracuse Home 8-6 W 3/23/03 #6 Massachusetts Home 7-14 L 3/15/03 #7 Princeton Home 5-18 L 4/26/02 #7 Duke Home 14-6 W 3/16/02 #8 Princeton Away 4-12 L 3/9/02 #2 Johns Hopkins Home 8-9 L 3/2/02 #8 Loyola Home 7-8 L 5/19/01 #1 Syracuse+ Home L 5/12/01 #8 Virginia + Neutral W (OT) 5/5/01 #9 Towson Away L 4/28/01 #9 Duke Home W 3/24/01 #2 Notre Dame Home W (OT) OVERTIME - Hofstra is 9-5 in its last 14 overtime games. - The Pride is 15-7 in overtime games since Hofstra was 13-5 in overtime games during John Danowski s tenure. Here is the Pride s OT history since 1986: Year Opponent Result 2008 at Drexel 8-9 L (2OT) 2008 Johns Hopkins 8-7 W 2007 Stony Brook L 2007 at Towson 9-8 W 2006 Massachusetts L 2006 Towson 10-9 W 2005 Notre Dame 8-9 L (2OT) 2003 at Sacred Heart 9-8 W 2002 at Massachusetts W 2001 Virginia W Notre Dame W 2000 at Delaware 7-8 L 1999 Johns Hopkins 9-8 W Notre Dame 10-9 W 1997 Massachusetts 7-6 W (2OT) 1996 Georgetown L Massachusetts W 1995 Brown 10-9 W 1994 Army L 1993 Virginia 7-6 W 1991 at Army W 1989 at Towson 10-9 W (4OT) THE PRIDE S CONFERENCE TITLES: Hofstra has captured eight conference men s lacrosse championships since The Pride has posted league titles in the East Coast Conference in 1988 and 1989, in the North Atlantic Conference/America East in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 and 2000, and in the Colonial Athletic Association in A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE: The Pride has won 26 of its last 40 games, 31 of the last 47, and 58 of their last 96 contests. HOFSTRA PICKED FOUTH IN 2008 CAA PRESEASON POLL: The Hofstra Pride was picked to finish fourth in the 2008 CAA race, in a vote of the league's seven head coaches. Drexel, which shared the CAA regular-season crown last season, was narrowly picked to capture the CAA Men's Lacrosse Championship. The Dragons, ranked No. 18 in the Inside Lacrosse/Faceoff Yearbook preseason poll, received three first-place votes and a total of 33 points, just one better than Towson's total of 32. The Tigers, ranked No. 13 by Inside Lacrosse in the preseason, also logged three firstplace votes. Defending conference champion Delaware, ranked 14th by Inside Lacrosse, picked up the remaining first-place vote and was third in the poll with 27 points. Inside Lacrosse's preseason No. 19 team, Hofstra earned 22 points to finish fourth in the voting, and was followed by Villanova, Sacred Heart and Robert Morris CAA MEN'S LACROSSE PRESEASON COACHES POLL Team (first-place votes) Points 1. Drexel (3) Towson (3) Delaware (1) Hofstra Villanova Sacred Heart Robert Morris 6 REMEMBERING NICK: On November , the Hofstra University family lost a beloved member of the community with the passing of men s lacrosse player Nicholas Colleluori. His 14- month battle with non-hodgkins lymphoma was a study in courage, dignity and the relentless attitude that he brought to everything he did. A son, a brother, a fiancé, a teammate, a classmate and a friend, Nick cherished and honored all of these titles. He will be remembered for the love and joy that he brought to so many people and a spirit that will last forever. The Pride will continue to wear a circular patch on their jerseys in 2008 in his memory. The Hofstra lacrosse program is active in fund-raising activities in the fight against lymphoma. HOFSTRA PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUNS: 3 - Colleluori - (Coll-la-law-ree) 5 & 9 - Unterstein - (Un-ter-Stine) 6 - Mojica (Mo-Jee-ca) 7 - DeNapoli (Dee-Nap-po-lee) 8 & 10 - Prifte - (Priff-tee) 13 - Shuey - (Shoo-ee)

6 18 - Zaffuto (Za-foo-toe) 21 - Vaccaro (Va-car-oh) 22 - Interlicchio - (In-ter-lick-ee-oh) 26 - Muscarella - (Mus-ka-rell-ah) 29 - Skudin (Skoo-din) 32 - Stein - (Stine) 41 - McPherson (Mick-fur-son) 42 - Catanese (Cat-ah-neese) 44- Vivonetto (Viv-a-net-oh) HOFSTRA ATHLETIC WEBSITE - Get the latest information on the Hofstra men s lacrosse program by going to GAME SUMMARIES GAME 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 AT MASSACHUSETTS: Junior attackman Tim Balise tallied four goals and sophomore Bobby Hayes recorded three assists to lead the Minutemen of Massachusetts to an 8-4 victory over the 17th-ranked Hofstra Pride in the season opener for both teams at Garber Field. Junior midfielder Anthony Muscarella notched two goals and one assist while freshman attackman Kevin Ford added two goals for the Pride. The Minutemen scored the first three goals of the contest as Balise opened the scoring just 2:25 into the game off a pass from Hayes, a native of Rockville Centre, NY. Freshman Peter McNichol made it 2-0 for UMass three minutes later off a pass from sophomore Kevin Wright. The Minutemen boosted the lead to 3-0 3:26 into the second period when Balise notched his second from McNichol. The Pride got on the board midway through the second quarter as Muscarella, a Wantagh, NY native, dented the twine on a run to the cage to close the deficit to 3-1. But Balise notched the hat-trick less than three minutes later with an unassisted goal and junior Evan Blum scored off a pass from Hayes with 50 seconds remaining to give UMass a 5-1 lead at halftime. The Minutemen outshot the Pride, in the first half. Hofstra made some noise in the third quarter as Ford, a native of Floral Park, NY, scored his first collegiate goal 5:42 in the period, off a feed from junior Michael Colleluori, and notched his second almost a minute later, off a pass from Muscarella, to close the gap to 5-3. But UMass senior Fred Federico started a run of three straight goals with an unassisted tally with 4:22 to play in the third. Freshman Ryan Hantverk, a Long Island native from East Rockaway, scored 1:06 into the fourth, from Hayes, and Balise added his fourth seven seconds later from junior Joe Reale for a 8-3 lead. Muscarella closed out the scoring with his second of the contest with just 57 seconds remaining in the game. The Pride outshot UMass 25-8 in the second half including 14-4 in the fourth quarter. UMass junior goalie Doc Schneider recorded 19 saves in the contest including seven in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Danny Orlando recorded eight saves in the Pride cage. GAME 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 2008 VS. BROWN: Freshman Kevin Ford scored three goals and senior Mike Unterstein tallied the game-winning goal and three assists as the Hofstra Pride downed the Brown Bears, 7-6, at James M. Shuart Stadium. Ford, a newcomer from Floral Park, NY, followed up on his two goal performance last week at UMass with a hat-trick against Brown. Unterstein, a midfielder and co-captain from Shoreham, NY, bounced back after missing the second half against UMass with an ankle sprain to assist on three different goal scorers and tally the go-ahead and eventual game-winning goal 50 seconds into the fourth quarter. The Pride jumped out to a 2-0 lead after one quarter on goals by Ford, from classmate Jay Card, and sophomore Tom Interlicchio, from Unterstein. It was Interlicchio's first goal of the year. But the Bears roared back in the second quarter scoring three unanswered goals to open the period and four before halftime to take a 4-3 lead at the break. Sophomore Zach Caldwell tallied his first of the year 3:55 into the second off a pass from freshman Andrew Feinberg. Sophomore attackman Thomas Muldoon, who had two goals last week against Lehigh, scored the next two goals for the Pride, notching an unassisted goal from 15 yards out at the 9:53 mark, before taking a pass from Jack Walsh 46 seconds later and beating Pride goalie Danny Orlando to give the Bears a 3-2 lead. Hofstra junior attackman Tom Dooley tied the game with a man-up, bounce shot goal, off a pass from Unterstein, with 5:30 to play in the half. But Muldoon notched the third of his four goals in the contest with just 59 seconds to play, as he went around a Hofstra defender and scored from on the crease. Dooley tallied his second of the year to tie the game at 4-4 on a bullet from 12 yards out after taking a pass from Anthony Muscarella. Three minutes later Ford took a pass from Unterstein and beat Brown goalie Jordan Burke from the left side of the crease to give Hofstra a 5-4 advantage. But Feinberg tied the game for Brown off a feed from Reade Seligmann with 3:42 remaining in the fourth quarter. Unterstein gave the Pride the lead for good just 50 seconds into the fourth quarter with his first goal of the year. Ford, who hit several posts in the contest, boosted the lead to 7-5 with an unassisted goal on a charge to the crease with 5:09 to play. The Pride played deliberately the rest of the way, holding the ball and chewing time off the clock. Muldoon notched his fourth of the game and sixth of the year with five seconds to play to close the gap to 7-6. But it was too little, too late. Hofstra outshot Brown in the contest, 37-19, and picked up 38 ground balls to the Bears 20. Pride goalie Danny Orlando made just four saves in the contest while Jordan Burke stopped 13 shots in the Brown cage. GAME 3 MARCH 8 VS. #1 JOHNS HOPKINS: Freshman attack Jay Card scored the game-winner with 1:51 left in the first overtime as the Hofstra Pride shocked #1 and defending national champion Johns Hopkins, 8-7, at James M. Shuart Stadium. Card's game-high fourth tally of the contest came off a Johns Hopkins turnover near midfield, which Pride junior attack Tom Dooley picked up and passed to junior midfielder Anthony Muscarella, who in turn sent it to Card standing alone to the right of the cage. The win, Hofstra's first-ever over a #1 ranked opponent in men's lacrosse, improves the Pride's record to 2-1 this season. Johns Hopkins, which opened the season with three straight victories, falls to 3-1 during the 2008 campaign. The two teams would combine for nine goals in the opening quarter with Hofstra taking a 6-3 advantage heading into the second stanza courtesy of a 4-0 run to end the quarter. Muscarella and Card opened the scoring in the contest, with goals at the 10:45 and 8:53 marks, respectively, before three different Johns Hopkins players notched goals to give the Blue Jays a 3-2 lead with 6:15 to play. Card would have a hat trick before the end of the first quarter as he tallied backto-back goals with roughly five minutes remaining to put the Pride back ahead, 4-3. Muscarella and senior midfielder Mike Unterstein

7 would give Hofstra the three-goal lead as each scored unassisted goals in the final 4:07 of the quarter. After a scoreless second stanza, the Blue Jays came out of halftime on fire as Stephen Peyser, Austin Walker and Michael Doneger each found the back of the net in the first 11:11 of the third quarter and Johns Hopkins knotted the score at six with 3:49 left. Doneger's tally, off a feed from Michael Kimmel, was the Blue Jay's lone manup goal of the contest. Hofstra would finally put an end to its scoring drought of nearly 38 minutes when sophomore attack Dan Stein put the Pride back ahead, 7-6, with a goal at the 9:02 mark. Peyser would send the game into overtime with an unassisted goal, his second of the game, with 1:15 remaining in the fourth quarter, setting up Card's overtime heroics. The Pride had 31 ground balls in the contest, led by freshman midfielder Joe Montemurro's five. Mike Unterstein and brother, senior midfielder Kevin Unterstein each picked up four ground balls. Montemurro won 10 of 18 face-offs in the game, while Muscarella added an assist for a total of three points on the afternoon. Sophomore goalie Danny Orlando made 14 saves for Hofstra to pick up the victory, while Johns Hopkins goalie Michael Gvozden stopped 11 shots for the Blue Jays. In addition to Peyser's two points, Kevin Huntley (one goal, one assist), Mark Bryan (one goal, one assist) and Kimmel (one goal, one assist) each tallied two points in the game. Kimmel, Peyser and Matt Dolente each led the Blue Jays with four ground balls, while Peyser was 5-12 on face-offs and Dolente was 4-7. GAME 4 MARCH 15 AT #13 PRINCETON: Tom Dooley and Mike Unterstein each had three points for the Pride but that couldn't overcome a six-point day by Tiger junior Tommy Davis as #13 Princeton downed #10 Hofstra, 11-6, at Powers Field at Princeton Stadium. Hofstra had its two-game winning streak snapped and is now 2-2 on the season while the Tigers ended their two-game losing skid to even their mark at 2-2. Davis, a junior attackman from Levittown, NY, tallied three goals and three assists, while senior attackman Alex Haynie added three goals and junior middie Mark Kovler chipped in with two goals for Princeton. Dooley, the Pride's leading scorer last season, notched two goals and one assist, while Unterstein added a goal and two assists to lead Hofstra. The Tigers jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Davis and Kovler in the first seven minutes. But the Pride cut the deficit in half as freshman Jay Card tallied his fifth goal of the year, from eight yards out, off a pass from junior Anthony Muscarellla with 6:54 to play in the period. But Princeton boosted the lead to 3-1 on Davis' second of the game and eighth of the season 1:36 later. Hofstra closed the gap again as Dooley notched his third of the year, off a pass from Michael Unterstein, from out in front with 2:49 to play in the first quarter. The Pride tied the game at 3-all as Unterstein came around the left side of the goal and fired an underhand shot past Tiger goalie Alex Hewitt from five yards out. Hofstra took its first lead of the game 4:04 into the second quarter as Dooley notched his second of the game and fourth of the year from in front after a pass from Card. The Tigers tied the game at 4-4 with 4:47 to play in the half as senior attackman Bob Schneider ran over a Hofstra defender and fired a bullet past Pride goalie Danny Orlando from 12 yards for his fifth goal of the season. The Pride took its final lead of the game 1:14 later as sophomore middie Tom Interlicchio notched his second goal of the year, off a pass from Unterstein, from 12 yards in front. Princeton tied the game at 5-5 with 1:34 to play in the half as sophomore Scott MacKenzie scored an unassisted goal from 13 yards for his second of the season. That goal would be the start of seven unanswered goals for the Tigers as they took the lead 31 seconds later as Jack McBride scored his fourth of the year, on a bounce shot to give Princeton a 6-5 lead at halftime. The Tigers outshot the Pride, 19-8 and picked up 17 ground balls to Hofstra's 11 in the first half. The Tigers boosted the lead with two goals in the third quarter as Davis notched his third of the game 5:41 into the second half, and Kovler tallied his second of the contest with 51 seconds remaining in the period. Princeton blew the game open in the first seven minutes of the fourth quarter as senior attackman Alex Haynie recorded three straight goals-his third, fourth and fifth of the season-to close out the Tiger scoring and boost the score to Hofstra sophomore Dan Stein closed out the scoring in the contest with his second goal of the season off a pass from Dooley with 55 seconds remaining in the contest. The Tigers outshot the Pride, 32-20, won 14 of 21 face-offs, and picked up 32 ground balls to Hofstra's 25 in the contest. Hewitt posted eight saves in the Princeton cage including four in the fourth quarter before being lifted with 1:16 to play. Orlando finished with four saves. GAME 5 MARCH 21 vs. TOWSON: Junior Anthony Muscarella scored a career-high five goals and added two assists for seven points, and sophomore Dan Stein contributed two goals and one assist as #15 Hofstra won its Colonial Athletic Association opener with a 13-8 win over Towson. The Pride jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first quarter as freshman Jay Card scored twice. The first goal came off a feed from classmate Steven DeNapoli with 7:39 on the clock, while the second came after Card picked up a rebound on a shot by senior Mike Unterstein and fired a blast past Towson keeper Matt Antol with 6:04 to go. The Tigers raced out to start the second quarter and scored three straight goals to take the lead. Sophomore Eric Boyle scored off a pass from freshman Matt Hanzsche 2:40 into the period and 46 seconds later junior Bill McCutcheon took a pass from senior Adam Hagelin and beat Hofstra sophomore keeper Danny Orlando to tie the score. Towson won the ensuing face-off and following a holding penalty on Hofstra, Towson freshman Tim Stratton gave the Tigers the lead off a feed from Eric Boyle. The Pride responded on their next possession following a failed clear by Towson. After Hofstra set up in the offensive zone, Muscarella scored unassisted with 9:29 remaining to tie the score at three. Muscarella struck again with 2:34 left in the half, another unassisted tally that put the Pride up 4-3 at halftime. Muscarella completed the natural hat trick 1:30 into the third quarter as he beat Antol again from about 10 yards out to extend the Pride lead to 5-3. The Tigers got one back at the 4:15 mark of the quarter on junior Randall Cooper's goal, but Muscarella converted a feed from Mike Unterstein with 9:15 remaining to give the Pride the 6-4 lead. Mike Unterstein gave the Pride a three-goal cushion when he scored his fourth of the year with 4:34 to go in the third. Stein scored with 1:15 remaining in the third as Antol was out of position behind the net and Stein took advantage of the empty net for an 8-4 lead. The Pride did not let up in the fourth as Tom Dooley scored off a pass from Muscarella for a 9-4 lead. Muscarella notched his fifth of

8 the game at 4:14 to put Hofstra up by six, Dooley made it 11-4 as he scored off a behind the net feed from Stein with 7:56 to go in the game. The Pride went up 12-4 less than a minute later when Stein scored unassisted. Junior Michael Colleluori closed out the Hofstra scoring with a man-up goal from Muscarella with 4:15 left. Towson closed out the game with four unanswered goals, two by McCutcheon to account for the final score. McCutcheon finished with three goals, while Boyle had a goal and two assists. Junior Mitchell Rosenweig, who won 16 of 24 face-offs, had a game-high 12 ground balls. Card led the Pride with six ground balls, while senior Connor Hagans and freshman Mike Skudin added four ground balls. Antol made seven saves for Towson, while Orlando had eight in the Hofstra cage. GAME 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 25 VS. #16 ARMY: Army attackman Jason Peyer scored from a sharp angle with just two seconds remaining to give the 16 th -ranked Black Knights of Army an 8-7 victory over the 12 th -ranked Pride of Hofstra at James M. Shuart Stadium Tuesday night. Army won its fourth straight contest to improve to 6-2 while Hofstra evened its record at 3-3. As time ran down, Peyer, a junior from Williston Park, Long Island, took a pass from Rob McCallion 15 yards to the left and five yards in front of Hofstra goalie Danny Orlando, and fired a bullet high into the cage for the victory. It was his 15 th goal of the year. Paul Wigdzinski tallied two goals and one assist to lead Army. Hofstra was led by sophomore Dan Stein with two goals and one assist while Tom Dooley added two goals. While the Black Knights took a lead after one quarter, the Pride took three goals leads three times in the contest before Army mounted the late comeback. Pride junior midfielder Michael Colleluori opened the scoring 3:25 into the game on a bullet from 10 yards out. Army put two in the cage as senior Paul Wigdzinski and junior Brooks Korvin scored unassisted goals to give the Black Knights a 2-1 lead after one quarter. But Hofstra erupted for four second period goals to take a 5-2 lead at halftime. First, senior middie Mike Unterstein scored 1:10 into the quarter to tie the game at 2-2. Just 39 seconds later senior Kevin Unterstein fed junior Anthony Muscarella, who notched his 10 th of the year from six yards in front of the cage. Sophomore Dan Stein gave Hofstra a 4-2 lead with 8:53 to play in the half when he took a feed from Muscarella on the crease and easily beat Army goalie Adam Fullerton. Junior Tom Dooley notched his seventh of the season with just 2:33 to play in the half to give the Pride a three-goal advantage at haftime. The Black Knights closed the gap to 5-3 as Paul Wigdzinski notched his second of the game and fifth of the year, from Korvin, just 2:22 into the second half. But Dooley notched his second of the game and eighth of the year, four minutes later off a pass from Stein to boost the Hofstra lead to 6-3. But Army would come storming back, scoring four of the next five goals to tie the game at 7-7 midway through the fourth. First, Jeremy Boltus notched his eighth of the year from Alex Rhoads with 1:34 to play in the third to cut the lead to 6-4. But Stein gave the Pride a three goal lead, once again, just 10 seconds into the fourth with a man-up goal off a pass from Muscarella. It was Stein s sixth goal of the year. The Black Knights would not give up and scored the next three goals to tie the game at 7-all. First, LoRusso notched his fourth of the year from Wigdzinski with 13:03 to play in regulation. Then Brandon Butler tallied his first of the year from Boltus just about a minuteand-a-half later. Freshman midfielder Rob McCallion then tied the game with 6:52 to play with an unassisted goal. It was his 10 th goal of the year. The Black Knights outshot the Pride, 31-27, and picked up 26 ground balls to Hofstra s 24. Army goalie Adam Fullerton posted eight saves while Orlando finished with seven for the Pride. GAME 7 - SATURDAY, MARCH 29 AT #11 DREXEL: Andrew Chapman's fourth goal of the game at 1:19 of the second overtime gave #11 Drexel a 9-8 win over #12 Hofstra at Vidas Field Saturday night. Drexel improves to 8-2 on the season and is 1-0 in Colonial Athletic Association play. Hofstra falls to 3-4 overall and 1-1 in the CAA. Hofstra junior midfielder Michael Colleluori recorded two goals and two assists to lead the Pride while freshman attack Jay Card tallied his second hat-trick of the season with three goals. In addition to Chapman junior middie Jon Van Houten notched two goals while sophomore attackman Colin Ambler added a goal and an assist for Drexel. The Dragons jumped on the Pride early with two goals in the first 1:40 including Ambler's game opening score just seven seconds into the contest. Van Houten's fourth goal of the season gave Drexel a 2-0 lead. But Pride sophomore attackman Dan Stein started a seven goal run with an unassisted goal with 7:48 to play in the period. It was Stein's seventh goal of the year. Junior middie Anthony Muscarella, the CAA's Player of the Week, notched his 11th goal of the year, off a pass from Colleluori, two minutes later to tie the game at 2-all. Hofstra scored five more times in the second quarter as Card scored the first of his two in the period 2:46 in off a pass from Michael Unterstein. It was the Canadian's eighth goal of the season. Colleluori recorded his third goal of the year, on the run almost two minutes later, and junior Tom Dooley gave the Pride a 5-2 lead with his ninth of the year, from in front of the goal, with 8:54 to play in the half. Colleluori scored an unassisted tally almost three minutes later and Card closed out the scoring in the half seven seconds later off a pass from face-off man Mike Vaccaro. But Drexel came back strong in the third quarter, scoring six times and blanking the Pride in the period. Like the first goal Chapman scored just seven seconds into the half off a pass from Ambler. Just 1:26 later Greg Casey started a string of five unassisted Dragon goals. Chapman followed with his second of the game 1:32 later to close the gap to 7-5. Van Houten notched his second of the game with 5:25 to play in the third and Ryan West scored right off the face-off four seconds later to tie the game at 7-all. Chapman gave Drexel their first lead since early in the first quarter with 3:59 to play in the period to close out the scoring in the third. Drexel outshot the Pride, 13-3, in the period and captured all seven face-offs. Hofstra tied the game at 8-8 2:59 into the fourth quarter when Colleluori fed Card for his third of the contest and 10th of the year. Both teams had several chances to break the deadlock near the end of regulation but could not overcome some key turnovers down the stretch. The Pride had the best chance to win the game in the first overtime when Michael Unterstein scooped an errant Drexel pass to Dan Stein, who was behind the Dragon's defense. Stein went in on Drexel goalie Bruce Bickford (9 saves) one-on-one. The senior netminder stopped Stein cold with the biggest save of the contest setting up Chapman's second overtime heroics. On the winning goal Chapman bullied his way into the Hofstra crease

9 and beat Pride goalie Danny Orlando (7 saves). Drexel outshot the Pride, 36-30, picked up 27 ground balls to Hofstra's 15, and captured 18 of 22 face-offs in the contest. GAME 8 - APRIL 5 VS. SACRED HEART: Freshman Jay Card and junior Tom Dooley each scored five goals as the 20 th -ranked Hofstra Pride defeated the Pioneers of Sacred Heart, 20-3, in a Colonial Athletic Association contest at James M. Shuart Stadium Saturday. The Pride, who snapped a two-game losing skid, improved to 4-4 on the season and 2-1 in CAA play while the Pioneers fell to 6-3 overall and 1-2 in conference action. Card, a newcomer from Caledon, Ontario, Canada, posted careerbests of five goals, two assists and seven points in the Pride onslaught. Dooley, the junior from Yorktown, NY, tallied five goals for the fourth time in his career and fell just one tally short of his career best of six goals, set against Sacred Heart in Dooley also assisted on one goal. Sophomore Dan Stein, from Merrick, NY, added a season-best three goals and career-bests of three assists and six points in the contest. The Pioneers opened the scoring just 1:58 into the game as Tony Tanzi fed Bobby Rushton for his 11 th goal of the year. Three-and-ahalf minutes later, Card scored the first of his five goals, going around the cage and beating Sacred Heart goalie Ricardo Vargas from six yards. The Pioneers took a 2-1 lead with 4:21 to play in the period when Dan Casciano fed Bobby Karl for his sixth goal of the year and his fourth on the man-up. But Hofstra sophomore Tom Interlicchio s third goal of the year with 52 seconds remaining in the period tied the game and started a fivegoal run for the Pride. Hofstra tallied four goals in the first 3:24 of the second quarter as junior Tom Dooley scored his 10 th goal of the year and his second man-up tally just eight seconds into the period. Card notched his second of the game 1:10 later before sophomore Dan Stein picked up a loose ball behind the cage and went around and beat Vargas at the 12:01 mark. Just 25 seconds later Card notched his third hat-trick of the year with a man-up goal from 10 yards to boost the Pride lead to 6-2. After Tanzi scored his 10 th goal of the year with 8:58 to play in the half to close the gap to 6-3, the Pride scored four more in the second quarter as part of a 14-0 run to close the contest. Card, Interlicchio, and Michael Unterstein each scored unassisted goals over a twominute span midway through the second and Dooley scored his second of the game, from Ryan Carter, with 1:20 to play in the half to give the Pride a 10-3 lead at halftime. Hofstra outshot Sacred Heart, 24-13, in the first half. With the game getting out-of-hand, the frustration level rose for the Pioneers, as they were whistled for seven second-half penalties. The Pride made them pay on six of the seven man-up situations with Dooley notching three goals, and Stein, Michael Colleluori and Michael Unterstein recording the other three. Hofstra was also twofor three on the man-up in the first half for an eight-of-10 day on the extra-man. After scoring six goals in the third and outshooting the Pioneers, 16-5, Hofstra added four more goals on 13 shots in the fourth quarter. Sacred Heart did not take a shot at Pride back-up goalie Brian Schneider, who replaced starter Danny Orlando (7 saves) with a little over 14 minutes remaining, in the fourth quarter. Pioneer starter Richardo Vargas posted eight saves and allowed 14 goals in 35:21 of action while Mike Murtha made three stops and allowed six goals in 24:39.

10 2008 Hofstra Men's Lacrosse Hofstra Pride Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 08, 2008) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh GWG UP DN GB Faceoff Feb 23 at Massachusetts L Muscarella, Anthony Mar 01 BROWN W Card, Jay Mar 08 #1 JOHNS HOPKINS W OT Dooley, Tom Mar 15 at Princeton L Stein, Dan *Mar 21 TOWSON W Unterstein, Michael Mar 25 #16 ARMY L Colleluori, Michael *Mar 29 at #11 Drexel LO Ford, Kevin *Apr 05 SACRED HEART W Interlicchio, Tom Brant, Tyler TEAM STATISTICS HOFSTRA OPP 10 Prifte, Keith Bentz, Stephen SHOT STATISTICS Carter, Ryan Goals-Shot attempts DeNapoli, Steven Goals scored average Lucas, Sean Shot pct Prifte, Steve Shots on goal-attempts Unterstein, Kevin SOG pct Vaccaro, Mike Shots/Game Montemurro, Joe Assists Stabler, Collin MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Tenet, John Goals-Opportunities Orlando, Danny Conversion Percent Vivonetto, Jack GOAL BREAKDOWN Catanese, Freddie Total Goals Caven, Joey Man-up Smith, Ryan Man-down Watson, Patrick Unassisted Hagans, Connor Overtime Skudin, Mike GROUND BALLS Holman, Tim TURNOVERS Rosen, Jordan CAUSED TURNOVERS Jarry, Erik FACEOFFS (W-L) Neal, Isaac Faceoff W-L Pct Schneider, Brian CLEARS Shuey, Tom Clear Pct Mojica, Adam PENALTIES... Total Number Opponents Minutes... 18:00 27:30 ATTENDANCE... -GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Total ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Dates/Avg Per Date... 5/1731 3/ Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 14 Schneider, Brian 1 14: Orlando, Danny 8 476: Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Hofstra Pride Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Hofstra Pride Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Hofstra Pride Opponents SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Hofstra Pride Opponents

11 2008 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY MEN S LACROSSE The Pride No First Last Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown High School 2 Sean Lucas A SO Oceanside, NY Oceanside 3 Michael Colleluori M JR Holmes, PA Ridley 4 Kevin Ford A FR Floral Park, NY Floral Park 5 Mike Unterstein M SR Shoreham, NY Shoreham-Wading River 6 Adam Mojica LSM FR Springfield, PA Springfield 7 Steven DeNapoli M FR Hewlett, NY G.W. Hewlett 8 Steve Prifte M JR Shamong, NJ Shawnee 9 Kevin Unterstein M SR Shoreham, NY Shoreham-Wading River 10 Keith Prifte M JR Shamong, NJ Shawnee 11 John Tenet A JR Potomac, MD St. John s College HS 12 Tyler Brant A SO Silver Spring, MD St. John s College 13 Tom Shuey D JR Dallas, TX Highland Park 14 Brian Schneider G JR Rockville, MD Georgetown Prep 15 Ryan Carter M JR San Francisco, CA St. Ignatius 16 Isaac Neal D SO Aurora, CO Overland 17 Erik Jarry M SR Wading River, NY Shoreham Wading River 18 Matt Zaffuto M FR Franklin Square, NY Carey 20 Jay Card A/M FR Caledon, ON, Canada The Hill Academy/St. Andrew s Coll. 21 Mike Vaccaro M SO Plano, TX Plano Senior 22 Thomas Interlicchio M SO Yorktown, NY Yorktown 23 Jordan Rosen M SO San Francisco, CA St. Ignatius College Prep 24 Tim Holman M FR Garden City, NY Garden City 25 Collin Stabler D SR Concord, MA Carlisle 26 Anthony Muscarella M JR Wantagh, NY Wantagh 28 Joseph Montemurro M FR Kings Park, NY Kings Park 29 Mike Skudin D FR Long Beach, NY Long Beach 30 Connor Hagans D SR Wheatley Heights, NY Half Hollow Hills West 31 Patrick Watson D JR Yorktown, NY Yorktown 32 Dan Stein A SO Merrick, NY Calhoun 33 Ryan Smith D SO Baldwinsville, NY C.W. Baker/Herkimer CC 34 Joey Caven LSM SO Yardley, PA Pennsbury 35 Stephen Bentz M FR Massapequa, NY Massapequa 40 Thomas Dooley A JR Yorktown Heights, NY Yorktown 41 Ryan McPherson D SR Marshfield, MA The Thayer Academy 42 Freddie Catanese M FR Huntington, NY Huntington 44 Jack Vivonetto D SR Rocky Point, NY Rocky Point 46 Danny Orlando G SO South Hempstead, NY South Side 47 Adam Swarsen D JR Denver, CO East Head Coach: Seth Tierney Assistant Coaches: Joe Amplo, Matt Rewkowski and Sean Smith