TIM 7 McGINNIS Graduate Student Goalie Ellicott City, Md. Loyola Blakefield HS Gettysburg

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1 LaxFax Tim McGinnis is one of three All- American siblings in his family; brother Pat at Maryland and sister Erin at UNC. McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGINNIS McGinnis Honor Roll 2003 USILA Division III Hon. Mention All-American 2003 Tewaaraton Trophy Nominee 2003 All-Centennial Conference Second Team 2002 USILA Division III Goalie of the Year 2002 USILA Division III First Team All-American 2002 Tewaaraton Trophy Finalist 2002 Centennial Conference Player of the Year 2002 All-Centennial Conference First Team lacrosse.com Division III Goalie of the Year 2001 USILA Division III Hon. Mention All-American 2001 All-Centennial Conference First Team On McGinnis: Three-time All-American graduate student who joins the Terps for his final season of eligibility has been one of the nation s top goalies at Division III Gettysburg College for the past three seasons was a finalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy as lacrosse s top player, regardless of level battling for the starting goalie spot with Harry Alford intelligent and communicative player a veteran who commands respect of his teammates makes a lot of big-time saves up close because he understands the game according to Cottle brother Pat was a four-year goalie and first team All-American for the Terps in As a senior at Gettysburg (2003): Nominee for the Tewaartaon Trophy as lacrosse s top player a USILA honorable mention All-American second team All-Centennial Conference served as team captain under coach Hank Janczyk.started all 16 games as he recorded a 7.80 goals against average and an 11-5 record made 161 saves in 922 minutes to finish his Gettysburg career with 608 saves (fifth-most in school history) also had a 57.3 save percentage recorded double-figure saves on nine occasions including the final five games of the season posted 15 saves vs. Washington College (4/27) 12 stops against McDaniel College (4/25) posted 15 saves at McDaniel (4/22), allowing just seven goals made season-high 18 saves against No. 1 Salisbury (4/5) stopped 13 shots vs. Swarthmore (3/19) and 12 in the season opener against RIT (3/2). As a junior at Gettysburg (2002): Finalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy as lacrosse s top player named USILA Division III Goalie of the Year first team USILA All-American Centennial Conference Player of the Year first team All-Centennial Conference tam captain as a junior ranked among the nation s leaders in goals against average (6.34) and save percentage (67.2) his 231 saves on the season were the second-highest total in the storied history of Gettysburg lacrosse led the Bullets to the National Championship game and a 17-2 overall record recorded at least 15 saves on nine occasions and 20 or more saves twice posted 15 saves in championship game vs. Middlebury (5/26) made 20 saves against Washington & Lee (5/18) in NCAA Semifinal made 16 saves to knock power Salisbury (5/12) out the NCAA Quarterfinals made 15 saves, in 16-5 NCAA First Round win over Stevens Tech (5/8) TIM 7 McGINNIS Graduate Student Goalie Ellicott City, Md. Loyola Blakefield HS Gettysburg piled up career-high 22 saves in 12-8 win over Salisbury (4/13) made 17 stops against defending national champion Middlebury (3/27) also stopped 16 shots against Washington & Lee (3/9). As a sophomore at Gettysburg (2001): Named Division III Goalie of the Year by 360lacrosse.com honorable mention USILA All-American first team All-Centennial Conference made a huge impact in his first season as a starter for the Bullets, who reached the national championship game and finished with a 16-2 record finished the season with 7.01 goals against average and a 64.1 save percentage made 216 saves made more than 10 saves in 13 games including his first eight starts of his career made 11 saves in leading the Bullets to the NCAA finals with a 13-7 win over Denison (5/19) in the NCAA semifinals made nine saves to help the Bullets to the Centennial Conference championship with a 9-7 win over Washington College (4/29) stopped 12 shots vs. Franklin & Marshall (4/27) 13 saves vs. Swarthmore (4/21) stopped 14 shots vs. Western Maryland (4/7) made 14 saves in overtime win over Salisbury (3/31) season-high 19 saves came against Franklin & Marshall (3/28) named Division III National Player of the Week after back-to-back one-goal wins over Ohio Wesleyan (3/14) and Denison (3/18) in March, as he made 30 saves over the two games made 15 saves in a 17-2 win over Messiah (2/28) in his first collegiate start. As a freshman at Gettysburg (2000): Did not play as he served as a back-up to All- American Andrew Barter. Before College: Three-sport star at Loyola Blakefield High School in Towson, Md. played lacrosse, football and ran track and field. Personal: Timothy Arthur McGinnis born Sept. 21, 1981 in Westminster, Md. son of Carol and Arthur McGinnis brother of Michael (30), Shannon (28), Erin (26) and Pat (24) Pat was a first team All-American goalie for the Terps in 2001 Erin was a first team All-American at North Carolina in 1998 earned his bachelor of science from Gettysburg in Spring 2003 in Management working towards his graduate degree in the School of Education at Maryland. Year GP/GS Svs. GA Sv.% Min. GAA W-L GB 2001 GC 18/ GC 19/ GC 16/ Totals 53/ Saves: 22 vs. Salisbury (4/13/02) MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

2 McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER McGLONE MILLER On McGlone: Expected to play major role in the Terps success this season, running with the first midfield helped the United States U-19 Team to the World Championship last summer, gaining great experience in international play the sky is the limit for him, by the time he leaves Maryland, he will be an outstanding All-American candidate, according to Dave Cottle a great athletic talent has worked hard to improve his stick skills... switched to his high school number 33 after wearing 39 as a freshman. Summer of 2003: Key member of the United States U-19 World Team that captured the International Lacrosse Federation championship by defeating Canada at Towson University in July scored seven goals in the six-game tournament in which Team USA was a perfect 6-0 netted a hat trick against Australia. As a freshman (2003): Ran with the third midfield unit much of the season, finishing with five points (four goals and one assist) in his first collegiate season played in 15 of 16 games with three goals coming in the first five games scored Terps 11th goal in NCAA Quarterfinal win vs. UMass (5/17) to break scoreless run first career assist on first of three Joe Walters goals vs. Butler (3/25) scored third goal of year vs. On Miller: Sophomore transfer from Hofstra suffered a broken jaw and concussion in the Terps first scrimmage of the spring and most likely will miss the entire season was making good progress in camp moving up midfield lines has a good shot and knows where to shoot increased conditioning means increased value to the team according to Cottle. As a freshman at Hofstra (2003): Played one season for the Pride under coach John Danowski only saw action in one game vs. Towson (4/4). BILL 33 McGLONE Sophomore Midfield Swarthmore, Pa. Ridley HS North Carolina (3/25) netted go-ahead goal vs. Bucknell (3/11) in second quarter, to make it 7-6 on the way to 14-8 win scored first college goal on first shot in first game vs. Duke (3/2). Before Maryland: Lettered four years at Ridley High School in Folsom, Pa., under coach Doug Ellers two-time All-American who led the Green Raiders to the state championship in both his junior and senior seasons... all-state and all-league as a sophomore, junior and senior... won the MVP award at the PSLA Championships and the Keystone Cup... was an all-state football player as a wide receiver and an All-Delco selection as a basketball point guard. Personal: William Mark McGlone born Apr. 24, 1984 in Granite, Pa.... son of Patricia and William McGlone... brother of Jack (24), Kevin (22) and Jill (17)... brother Jack played football at Lycoming College... majoring letters and sciences / /0:00 Goals: 1 on four occasions (most recent vs.massachusetts, 5/17/03) Assists: 1 vs. Butler (3/25/03) Points: 1 on five occasions (most recent vs.massachusetts, 5/17/03) CALEB 49 MILLER Sophomore Midfield/Attack Baltimore, Md. Pikesville HS Hofstra Before College: Played lacrosse at Pikesville High School in Pikesville, Md. under coach Tano Arrogancia was a finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award as Baltimore County s top player earned all-county honors as a senior named team MVP as a senior played with current Terp Andrew Schwartzman also played soccer for the Panthers. Personal: Caleb Miller born July 7, 1984 in Pikesville, Md. son of Carson and Alan Miller brother of Josh (23), who played baseball at Cornell in majoring in letters and sciences HOF 1/ /0: NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 21 LaxFax Bill McGlone netted seven goals in the ILF World Championships last summer, leading Team USA to the title.

3 LaxFax Alex Melzer and Teddy Murphy are two of the Terps five players from the Nutmeg State of Connecticut. MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY MELZER MURPHY On Melzer: Expected to see most extensive playing time of his career as a senior short-stick defensive midfielder, along with Drew Virk battled through a hip flexor injury during preseason camp drew valuable playing time as a sophomore and junior with hard work has good size and strength one of five Terps from Connecticut. As a junior (2003): Played 15 of 16 games as second-string short-stick defensive midfielder tallied first career point on an assist to Dan LaMonica at Towson (3/8), also had a groundball played key minutes on defense and had one groundball vs. Duke (3/2) switched to No. 14 last season after wearing No. 20 for the last two years named to the ACC and Maryland Honor Rolls. As a sophomore (2002): Saw action in five games played vs. Hobart (2/23) and Mount St. Mary s (2/26) saw most significant time of his career as a short-stick defensive midfielder at Bucknell (3/12) as Carrington On Murphy: Goalie who will compete for playing time as a sophomore served as the backup to senior All-American Danny McCormick as a freshman sees the field very well has good size very smart in the cage according to Dave Cottle one of five Terps from Connecticut. As a freshman (2003): Back-up goalie to senior All-American Danny McCormick played in four games, allowing just one goal, making seven saves for a 3.45 goals against average played the final 1:39 of NCAA Semifinals vs. Virginia (5/24) saw action for the final 0:21 of NCAA Quarterfinal win over UMass (5/17) played final 1:12, making two saves at Notre Dame (5/3) made collegiate debut at Stony Brook (3/15), playing 14:12, making five saves member of the ACC and Maryland Honor Rolls. Before Maryland: Four-year letterwinner and two-year starting goalie at Glastonbury High School in Glastonbury, Conn., under coach Peter Pfeffer ALEX 14 MELZER Senior Defensive Midfield Darien, Conn. Darien HS King sat out due to injury played late minutes in finale at UMBC (5/4). As a freshman (2001): Played in four games in first college campaign played vs. Denver (2/24), saw action in three straight games at Mount St. Mary s (4/25), at Yale (4/28) and vs. UMBC (5/5) member of the Maryland Honor Roll. Before Maryland: Played lacrosse, football and ice hockey at Darien High School in Darien, Conn. played three years of lacrosse under coach Jeff Bramier served as team captain of the Blue Wave as a senior won the Connecticut state title as a senior with current Terp teammate Lee Zink played in the super junior all-star game played four years of hockey as a winger lettered two times in football as a wide receiver. Personal: Alexander Charles Melzer born Sept. 11, 1981 in Chicago, Ill. son of Jane and Bill Melzer brother of Jeff (28) and Katie (25) majoring in economics / /0: / /0: / /1:30 Totals 24/ /1:30 Assists: 1 at Towson (3/8/03), Points: 1 at Towson (3/8/03) TEDDY 25 MURPHY Sophomore Goalie Glastonbury, Conn. Glastonbury HS All-American as a senior played in the Connecticut North-South game in 2002 captained the Tomahawks to a 21-1 record as a senior and the state championship game team won the conference title his freshman and senior seasons selected all-state and all-conference as a senior and all-conference as a junior also lettered in football as a junior and senior. Personal: Edward Hanlon Murphy born June 16, 1984, in Pittsburgh, Pa. son of Nancy and Ted Murphy brother of Katie (27) and Meredith (13) lists his biggest athletic thrill as playing in the Connecticut State title game after his senior year joined high school teammate Tyler Hereth at Maryland chose Maryland because of its outstanding business school and is majoring in general business switched to No. 25 as a sophomore after wearing No. 37 as a freshman. Year GP/GS Svs. GA Sv.% Min. GAA W-L GB Pen / /0:00 Saves: 5 at Stony Brook (3/15/03) MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

4 PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA PASSAVIA Passavia s Honor Roll 2004 Preseason First Team All-American 2003 USILA Second Team All-American 2003 All-ACC Team 2002 USILA Third Team All-American 2002 All-ACC Team On Passavia: Two-time All-American defenseman, who is a preseason first-team All-American as a senior serving as a team captain combines with fellow All- American Lee Zink to give the Terps perhaps the nation s top 1-2 punch on close defense recognized by Dave Cottle as athletic as any defenseman he has coached in his 20 years on the sidelines probably the most gifted player on the team according to Cottle incredibly aggressive and ferocious defender honored with the Ginsu Award by Inside Lacrosse as the player who slices and dices in a matter of seconds, awarded to the player who is the fiercest and fastest checker in the game featured on the cover of Inside Lacrosse s 2003 Season Preview issue along with fellow All-American and Long Islander Michael Howley. As a junior (2003): USILA Second Team All- American on defense named to All-ACC Team for second year in a row in 2003 helped Maryland to a 7.25 goals against average as part of the Terps All-American defense with Michael Howley (first team), Lee Zink (third team) and Danny McCormick (third team) preseason First Team All-American by Face-Off Magazine fifth on team in groundballs with 43 and fourth in caused turnovers with 23 had three groundballs in NCAA Semifinal vs. Virginia (5/24) played solid defense, holding UMass highscoring Kevin Leveille scoreless in NCAA Quarterfinal vs. UMass (5/17) helped Terps hold Ohio State (5/11) to one goal in first 54:28 in NCAA First Round game, also had three groundballs and two caused turnovers keyed defense that shut down Notre Dame (5/3) attack, holding them scoreless for 32:55 season-high six groundballs vs. Georgetown (4/28) had four groundballs including 100th career and one caused turnover vs. UMBC (4/ 25) had team season-high five caused turnovers along with two groundballs vs. Duke (4/18) in ACC Semifinals four groundballs vs. Hopkins (4/12) and helped shut down the Jays for 27:26 scoreless drought three groundballs and one caused turnover at Navy (4/5) one groundball and aided defense in blanking Virginia (3/29) for 33:06 grabbed four groundballs and caused two turnovers vs. Bucknell (3/11) three groundballs, three caused turnovers vs. Duke (3/2) in season opener... returned to his high school No. 44 as a junior after former roommate Frank Luciano agreed to switch to No. 8, allowing him to move from No. 40 named to the ACC and Maryland Rolls for the third year in a row. As a sophomore (2002): Earned a spot on the USILA All-America thirdteam was an All-ACC selection as a close defenseman shared the Deckman-Silber Award with Michael Howley as the Terps top defenders a preseason honorable mention All-American by Inside Lacrosse/Face-Off Magazine and 360lacrosse.com started all 13 games ranked among team leaders in groundballs with 38 scooped six groundballs vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/26) netted first career goal at Bucknell (3/12), joining fel- TEAM CAPTAIN 44 CHRIS PASSAVIA Senior Defense Stony Brook, N.Y. Ward Melville HS low close defenseman Michael Howley and brother Willy with goals cited by coaches after outstanding defense at UNC (3/23), as he grabbed four groundballs made game-saving takeaway in final seconds of regulation from Ben Bailey to preserve win over Navy (4/5) had four groundballs against Duke (4/19) in the ACC semifinals and vs. Yale (4/26) named to the ACC and Maryland honor rolls for the second consecutive year. As a freshman (2001): Defensive winner of the Larry Levitt Award as the top team s top freshman, along with midfielder Paul Gillette and attacker Dan LaMonica played 15 of 16 games, starting the last 10 he played in a key cog in the Terps defense which allowed just 6.31 goals per game, second-best in the nation corralled 33 groundballs and led the team in penalties with 13 for 11:30 grabbed four groundballs at Delaware (3/17) to parlay himself into the starting job for the remainder of the season drew first start against North Carolina (3/24) scooped up season-best seven groundballs at Virginia (3/31) grabbed five groundballs against UMBC (5/5). Before Maryland: Lettered three seasons in lacrosse for powerhouse Ward Meville in East Setauket, N.Y. played for legendary coach Joe Cuozzo captured two New York State championships with perfect records in 1999 and 2000 won the 99 championship with brother Willy both playing key roles in the run to the title Patriots ranked No. 1 in the nation by several publications at season s end in 2000 named defensive MVP as a senior senior captain earned New York State championship s most outstanding defensive player of the game honors three-year high school record of 64-1 selected as an All-American as both a junior and senior set the school records for most goals and most points by a defenseman in season and in a career all-state, all-county and all-league as a junior and senior school s Male Athlete of the Year as a junior rookie of the year as a sophomore. Personal: Christopher Garrett Passavia born Sept. 27, 1982 in West Islip, N.Y. son of Cindee and Gary Passavia brother of Lee (28), Willy (23) and Alyssa (18) brother Lee played soccer at Yale brother Willy finished a four-year playing career at Maryland last spring Alyssa is in her freshman season as a lacrosse player at Denver, where she is playing for former Terp All-American Cathy Nelson-Reese member of the Honors Program at Maryland majoring in psychology / /11: / /8: / /9:30 Totals 43/ /29:30 Goals: 1 at Bucknell (3/12/02) Points: 1 at Bucknell (3/12/02) Groundballs: 7 vs. Virginia (3/31/01) 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 23 LaxFax Chris Passavia was featured on the cover of the 2003 Inside Lacrosse season preview with Michael Howley.

5 LaxFax Jeremy Pastula won a career-best 11-of-12 face-offs at Towson on March 8, PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA RITZ PASTULA On Pastula: Face-off specialist who enters his fourth year with the program will be part of a face-off committee used by the Terps along with David Tamberrino and Drew Virk saw increased playing time last season made a full recovery after suffering a thumb injury which forced him to miss the final eight games of the 2002 season has good strength and good size. As a junior (2003): Played in 14 games, winning 58.0 (40-of-69) face-offs in his most significant playing time ranked among ACC and national leaders in face-off win percentage for much of the season also had 18 groundballs won 6-of- 12 in NCAA Semifinals vs. Virginia (5/24), equaling most face-offs taken that season, also had three groundballs won his only face-off in NCAA Quarterfinal vs. UMass (5/17) won 9-of-12 at Navy (4/5) including eight of the last 10 draws captured a career-high 11-of-12 face-offs (91.7%) along with six groundballs at Towson (3/8). As a sophomore (2002): Reserve face-off specialist who played in just two games after suffering a thumb injury which forced him to miss the remainder of the season won all three face-offs vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/26) also played against Bucknell (3/12). On Ritz: Will make an immediate impact as a transfer from Delaware, where he was the team s second-leading scorer expected to start on attack with the Terps a shifty and crafty player with smarts very unselfish as he is a strong feeder good stick skills and sees the field very well. As a freshman at Delaware (2003): Played at the University of Delaware under coach Bob Shillinglaw in Newark, Del. was the Blue Hens second-leading scorer with 40 points on 17 goals and a team-high 23 goals played in all 15 games, starting 13 also grabbed 27 groundballs posted multi-point games 11 times and scored more than one goal five times including two hat tricks posted a point in 14 of 15 games including the first 11 of his career notched two goals and one assist vs. Villanova (4/26) in season finale had a goal and two assists at Drexel (4/23) scored and assisted another vs. UMBC (4/19) after being held scoreless for the only time at Hofstra (4/11) tied his career high 35 JEREMY PASTULA Senior Face-Off Specialist Yorktown, N.Y. Yorktown HS As a freshman (2001): Played in three games, making college debut vs. Air Force (2/24) also saw action against North Carolina (3/24) won first two college face-offs against UMBC (5/5) member of the Maryland Honor Roll. Before Maryland: Three-year letterman at Yorktown High School in Yorktown, N.Y. served as team captain as a senior while leading team to a 17-4 record allsection choice in 1999 and 2000 member of the Empire State team from the Hudson Valley region New York State semifinalist as a senior named team MVP in 2000 also ran cross country in high school. Personal: Jeremy Adam Pastula born Nov. 28, 1981 son of Jayne Pastula brother of Brian (26) and Jessica (25) majoring in history. Year GP/GS G A Pts. Shots Face-Off Pct. GB Pen / / /0: / / /0: / / /0:00 Totals 19/ / /0:00 Groudballs: 6 at Towson (3/8/03) Face-Off Wins: 11 at Towson (3/8/03) Total Face-Offs: 12 at Towson (3/8/03) & vs. Virginia (5/24/03) XANDER 13 RITZ Sophomore Attack Wayne, Pa. Radnor HS Delaware with five points on a goal and career-best four assists vs. Sacred Heart (4/5) tallied two goals and added an assist vs. Stony Brook (4/2) an assist at Ohio State (3/29) two assists vs. Towson (3/22) notched second hat trick of the season vs. Albany (3/ 15), also added an assist for four points one assist vs. Marist (3/12) named Wilmington Trust Best of the Blue Hens Athlete of the Week on March 9 after nine-point week two goals and two assists for four points vs. Manhattan (3/9) set career high with five points on first-career hat trick vs. Mount St. Mary s (3/5) one goal and one assist at Rutgers (3/1) set up one goal at Loyola (2/22) began collegiate career with a goal and three assists for four points vs. St. Joseph s (2/15). Before College: Three-year starter in lacrosse and soccer at Radnor High School in Radnor, Pa. was a high school All-American for the Red Raiders as a senior totaled 95 points on 48 goals and 47 assists in his final year honored as an All-State, All-Delaware County, All-Suburban, and All-Central League as a senior...team advanced to state final four his senior year... as MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

6 RITZ SCHWARTZMAN SLOSSON RITZ SCHWARTZMAN SLOSSON RITZ SCHWARTZMAN SLOSSON RITZ SCHWARTZMAN SLOSSON RITZ SCHWARTZMAN SLOSSON RITZ SCHWARTZMAN a senior earned All-Central League honors in soccer and led team to district title in 2001 and to district second place finish in Personal: Alexander Christian Ritz nickname is pronounced Zander born Aug. 27, 1983 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. son of Cindy and Joe Ritz brother of Max (18) and Georgia (15) father Joe played football and was a member of the wrestling and crew teams at Marist in the late 70s chose to transfer to Maryland to be in a more metropolitan area and because of the great lacrosse history majoring in history. On Schwartzman: Will see most playing time of his young career as part of the second midfield and man-up specialist as a junior spent most of his first two seasons as an attackman and will still see some time there this season awarded the team s freshman of the year award a left-hander who gives the team depth and balance. As a sophomore (2003): Played mostly as a reserve attackman and man-up specialist in 11 games scored three goals on seven shots, playing in 11 games garnered increased playing time late in the season netted fourthquarter goal vs. UMBC (4/25) scored two goals in a game for second time in his career at Stony Brook (3/15), including a man-up goal member of the ACC and Maryland Honor Rolls. As a freshman (2002): Joined the Terps prior to the start of the spring semester after attending Catonsville Community College was the Terps biggest impact freshman and won the Larry Levitt Freshman of the Year award from the coaches played in eight games in his first season, drawing additional time on the man-up unit as the season progressed scored three goals and added an assist for four points made collegiate debut against Hobart (2/23) scored first two career goals vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/ 26) on first two career shots began to play on the Terps man-up unit at Johns Hopkins (4/13) assisted Mike Morsell s man-up goal vs. Yale (4/26) for first career assist scored with 54 seconds left at UMBC (5/4). On Slosson: After redshirting last season, will see more playing time this season and gaining experience playing defense possesses great speed has a good attitude will spend a lot of time in the weight room to increase his strength. As a freshman (2003): Redshirted to gain experience in his first collegiate season member of the Maryland Honor Roll. Before Maryland: Lettered for two years in lacrosse at Boys Latin in Baltimore, Md. coached by Bobby Shriver helped the Lakers to the 2003 UD 15/ /1:00 Goals: 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary s (3/5/03) & vs. Albany (3/12/03) Assists: 4 vs. Sacred Heart (4/5/03) Points: 5 vs. Mt. St. Mary s (3/5/03) & vs. Sacred Heart (4/5/03) Multi-Goal Games: 5; Multi-Point Games: 11, Hat Tricks: 2 38 ANDREW SCHWARTZMAN Junior Midfield/Attack Owings Mills, Md. Pikesville HS Before Maryland: Lettered for four years in lacrosse at Pikesville High School in Baltimore, Md. played for coach Tano Arrogancia set school records for points in a career and single season tallied 200 points in four years on 101 goals and 99 assists netted high school bests of 42 goals and 43 assists as a senior in helping his team to the state championship set record for goals in the state title game with seven named Baltimore Sun All-Metro and to the Sun s All-City/County squad named FOX45 TV Prep Athlete of the Week also played soccer for two years. Personal: Andrew Jay Schwartzman born Feb. 20, 1983 in Baltimore, Md. son of Debbie and Rob Schwartzman brother of Jesse (18), who is a freshman goalie for Johns Hopkins this season lists his biggest thrill as winning the Maryland high school state title came to Maryland because he has always been a Terp fan since he was a little kid and playing lacrosse at Maryland was a dream of his enrolled in the business school, majoring in marketing / /0: / /0:00 Totals 19/ /0:00 Goals: 2 at Stony Brook (3/15/03) Assists: 1 on five occasions (most recent Johns Hopkins, 4/12/03) Points: 2 at Towson (3/8/03) & at Stony Brook (3/15/03) SCOTT 26 SLOSSON Redshirt-Freshman Defense Cockeysville, Md. Boys Latin HS 2002 MIAA championship and a No. 2 national raking won his team s Never Quit Award as a senior also lettered in football playing free safety for three seasons. Personal: Richard Scott Slosson born Feb. 27, 1984 in Columbia, Md. son of Marylae and Rick Slosson brother of Megan (17) father is the Executive Director of the Maryland Stadium Authority will take on former high school teammates Bobby Griebe (Towson) and Matt Feild (Johns Hopkins) lists winning the 2002 MIAA title as his greatest sports thrill majoring in business NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 25 LaxFax Andrew Schwartzman will face his brother Jesse and the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays on April 17, 2004.

7 LaxFax Preseason All- American Justin Smith has scored 29 goals in his last 23 games, spanning the last two seasons. SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH Smith s Honor Roll 2004 Preseason Hon. Mention All-American On Smith: Preseason honorable mention All-American... high-scoring midfielder who is the Terps leading returning scorer in the midfield and second overall leading returning scorer from the National Semifinalist team made a major impact as a transfer from UMBC prior to last season moved from the second midfield to the first midfield late in the season and continued to score at a fast pace possesses great size and strength converted from an attackman to midfield in his sophomore season at UMBC and flourished has scored 29 goals in his last 23 games over the last two seasons. As a junior (2003): In his first season at Maryland, played in all 16 games, tallying 16 points on 12 goals and four assists ran on the first midfield with All-Americans Mike Mollot and Ryan Moran for most of the late season after starting on the second midfield... four multi-point games and three multi-goal games netted Maryland s sixth goal in NCAA Quarterfinal win over UMass (5/17) scored two goals, including go-ahead goal, and added an assist at Notre Dame (5/3) playing with the first midfield for three-point game started on first midfield vs. Georgetown (4/28) for the first time and took four shots haunted his former team with two goals (including game-winner) and two assists vs. UMBC (4/25), for his Maryland points high of four notched his seventh goal scoring in three straight games vs. Hopkins (4/12) netted the go-ahead goal to make it 4-3 at Navy (4/5) in 9-7 win scored Terps first goal and assisted second in win at Virginia (3/29) scored twice at Stony Brook (3/15), as every member of that day s second midfield scored two goals tallied fourth-quarter goal vs. Bucknell (3/11) on only shot, two groundballs scored a goal in his Maryland debut vs. Duke (3/2). JUSTIN 22 SMITH Senior Midfield University Park, Md. DeMatha HS UMBC As a sophomore at UMBC (2002): Started all 12 games for the Retrievers who went 5-7 under coach Don Zimmerman tallied 18 goals and six assists for 24 points to lead the team in scoring posted seven multi-point games, six multi-goal games and four hat tricks all of which came in the final six games of the season scored 17 of his team-high 18 goals in the final seven games opened the year with an assist against Navy (2/23) posted first goal of the year and an assist at Georgetown (3/16) recorded two goals against Rutgers (3/30) set career high with five points on three goals and two assists at Massachusetts (4/6) second straight hat trick at North Carolina (4/13) two more goals against Towson (4/17) third hat trick in a three-game span came vs. Army (4/20) had an assist against Stony Brook (4/27) closed the year with a bang, posting a career-high four goals and added an assist at Maryland (5/ 4). As a freshman at UMBC (2001): Played in 11 games and started seven posted eight goals and added three assists for 11 points in his first collegiate season notched three extra-man goals thrust into a starting role early in the season and responded with a seasonhigh four points against Mount St. Mary s (3/3) netted two goals and added an assist vs. Georgetown (3/17) scored two more goals on the season, scoring at Penn State (3/24) and at Army (4/21). Before College: Highly decorated player from DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, Md., under coach Dick Long was a high school All-American in leading the Stags to a No. 7 ranking as a senior earned first-team all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior named WCAC Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior earned first team All-Met honors from the Washington Post was the WCAC championship game MVP as a senior as he scored five goals and added four assists amassed 168 goals and 95 assists for 263 points during his prep career tallied 55 goals and 35 assists for 90 points as a senior also lettered in football at DeMatha. Personal: Justin Evan Smith born May 7, 1982 in Washington D.C. son of Jeanne and Jack Smith brother of Jeff (35), Jim (33), Jason (31), Jameson (18) and Jessica (14) brother Jason is UMBC s all-time leading goal scorer with 141 from and was inducted into the school s Hall of Fame in 2002 majoring in history UMBC 11/ /1: UMBC 12/ /0: / /0:00 Totals 39/ /1:30 Goals: 4 vs. Maryland (5/4/02) Assists: 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary s (3/3/01) & at Massachusetts (4/6/02) Points: 5 at Massachusetts (4/6/02) & vs. Maryland (5/4/02) Multi-Goal Games: 10; Multi-Point Games: 13, Hat Tricks: MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

8 TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO VIRK TAMBERRINO On Tamberrino: Face-off specialist who will see time along with Jeremy Pastula and Drew Virk as the primary men in the circle gained valuable experience as a freshman, seeing his most valuable time in the NCAA Semifinal vs. Virginia comes from a family rich in lacrosse tradition a fireplug with a lot of energy according to Dave Cottle understands the game from a face-off perspective and what his role is. As a freshman (2003): Face-off specialist who saw limited time until NCAA Tournament, playing in just six games won career-high 3- of-5 face-offs in NCAA Semfinals vs. Virginia (5/24), also had two groundballs in most extensive playing time of year lost only face-off in ACC Semifinals vs. Duke (4/18) won one face-off at Stony Brook (3/ 15) and vs. Butler (3/25) lost only face-off in collegiate debut vs. Duke 20 TAMBERRINO Sophomore Face-Off Lutherville, Md. Loyola Blakefield HS Before Maryland: Played two years of varsity lacrosse at Loyola Blakefield High School in Towson, Md., under coach John Tucker helped the Dons to the MIAA title as a junior played in the MIAA-D.C. area All- Star Game following his senior season led the Dons to a 17-3 record as a senior and the conference championship game. Personal: David John Tamberrino born Oct. 8, 1984 in Baltimore, Md. son of Jeanne and Rich Tamberrino brother of Tom (24), Joey (21) and Kathleen (16) father Rich is a longtime lacrosse official and is the National Lacrosse League s Director of Officials brother Tom just completed a four-year career of lacrosse at Georgetown in 2002 majoring in letters and sciences. (3/2) member of the ACC and Maryland Honor Rolls. Year GP/GS G A Pts. Shots Face-Off Pct. GB Pen / / /0:00 On Virk: A versatile player who will see time as a short-stick defender and face-off man has gained valuable experience and will become a key contributor in his tenure with the Terps a battler and hard worker entering his third year as part of the Maryland program after spending time at Division III power Denison before coming to College Park came to Maryland to join fellow high school teammate Peter Ellis to become the first Terps from the state of California. As a junior (2003): Took 98 face-offs, the most on the team in 2003, playing in all 16 games also as a defensive midfielder was Terps primary face-off man for five of the last six games, taking starting draw each time won 3-of- 11 vs. UMass (5/17) in NCAA Quarterfinals won 7-of-14 as primary face-off man vs. Ohio State (5/11) in NCAA First Round was the primary face-off man at Notre Dame (5/3), winning 4-of-7 took opening face-off and eight more vs. Georgetown (4/28) took opening face-off vs. UMBC (4/25) for first time in his career, winning five draws had career-game vs. Butler (3/25), winning 11-of-17 face-offs, scooping eight groundballs; won all six fourth-quarter face-offs vs. Butler took six face-offs, won three and scooped three groundballs vs. Duke (3/2). DAVID DREW 6 VIRK Senior Def. Midfield/Face-Off Ross, Calif. St. Ignatius Prep Denison As a sophomore (2002): Played in eight games after transferring to Maryland prior to the start of the spring semester took eight face-offs in first year with Terps won a draw vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/26) won only face-off at Bucknell (3/12), and had one groundball grabbed two groundballs vs. Delaware (3/16) scooped three groundballs and won a face-off in finale at UMBC (5/4). Before College: Graduated from St. Ignatius College Prep in San Francisco, Calif., in 1999 played for Dave Giarrusso was a California state All-American as a senior captain in leading his team to the state title with a 19-1 record played for the San Francisco Olympic Club 2001 NCLA (Northern California Lacrosse Association) championship team. Personal: Drew T. Virk born Dec. 31, 1980 in Marin County, Calif. son of Blanche and Singh Virk brother of Michael (29), Paul (27) and Katie (17) majoring in psychology. Year GP/GS G A Pts. Shots Face-Off Pct. GB Pen / / /0: / / /2:30 Totals 24/ / /2:30 Groudballs: 8 vs.butler (3/25/03) Face-Off Wins: 11 vs.butler (3/2/5/03) Total Face-Offs: 17 vs.butler (3/2/5/03) 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 27 LaxFax Drew Virk led the team in face-offs last year, taking 98, and had a career-day vs. Butler winning 11- of-17 on Mar. 25.

9 LaxFax Captain David Wagner is one of the Terps senior starting close defense along with Chris Passavia and Lee Zink. WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB WAGNER WEBB On Wagner: Serving as a team captain as a senior veteran defenseman who has been a steady contributor for the last three seasons off the bench will get his chance to start alongside All-American defenders Chris Passavia and Lee Zink a big, strong and physically tough player also a smart and crafty player who understands the game according to Dave Cottle will be given a chance to work on the crease. As a junior (2003): Consistent fourth defenseman who played in all 16 games, drawing two starts recorded two groundballs vs. UMBC (4/ 25) started and grabbed one groundball at Virginia (3/29) drew first career start vs. Butler (3/25) on close defense had one groundball on in man-down situations and close defense role vs. Duke (3/2) member of the ACC and Maryland Honor Rolls. As a sophomore (2002): Played in all 13 games as a reserve defenseman grabbed five groundballs as he helped contribute to the nation s top defense in allowing less than seven goals per game corralled one groundball against Duke (3/2), On Webb: A big defenseman who moves well and will see more time in his third year in the program will be one of the top reserve defensemen for the Terps entire starting senior unit has good stick skills continued to gain valuable experience as a reserve defender in his junior year. As a sophomore (2003): Played in seven games in his second season saw late action in NCAA Semifinals vs. Virginia (5/24) played last minutes in last two games vs. Georgetown (4/28) and at Notre Dame (5/3) played valuable time vs. Butler (3/25), grabbed a groundball saw late minutes vs. Duke (3/2), Bucknell (3/11) and at Stony Brook (3/15). As a freshman (2002): Played in five games in his first collegiate season made his debut in the season opener vs. Hobart (2/23) also played vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/26), Bucknell (3/12), Delaware (3/16) and at UMBC (5/4). TEAM CAPTAIN DAVID 24 WAGNER Senior Defense Severna Park, Md. Severna Park HS Bucknell (3/12), Delaware (3/16), Navy (4/5) and UMBC (5/4). As a freshman (2001): Played in 12 games as a freshman on defense came on to spell starters several times made college debut in Colorado, seeing action against Air Force (2/24) and Denver (2/25) played in 10 of the final 12 games grabbed two groundballs vs. UMBC (5/5) in regular-season finale member of the Maryland Honor Roll. Before Maryland: Lettered for four years in both football and lacrosse at Severna Park High School in Severna Park, Md. played under coach Mike Bellotte captured the 99 3A/4A Maryland championship and finished as runners-up in 2000 honored as an All-American in 2000 named all-county in both 1999 and 2000 first-team all-metro and all-state as a senior starred on the football field as well at middle linebacker earned defensive player of the year honors as both a junior and senior named all-county as a junior and senior and all-metro in Personal: David Robert Wagner born Jan. 28, 1982 in Annapolis, Md. son of Skip Wagner and the late Cheryl Wagner, who passed away during the 2001 season brother of Kara (18) majoring in business management / /1: / /0: / /1:00 Totals 41/ /2:00 GAVIN 9 WEBB Junior Defense Columbus, Ohio Upper Arlington HS Before Maryland: Lettered in lacrosse four years at Upper Arlington High School in Columbus, Ohio played for Ted Wolford, earning All-America honors as a senior All-Midwest honors three times named Ohio Defenseman of the Year as a senior three-time All-Ohio selection area athlete of the year a team captain in both lacrosse and football as a senior. Personal: Gavin R. Webb born Oct. 22, 1982 in Guam son of Robin and Paul Webb brother of Courtney (23), who attended Miami of Ohio was a high school teammate of recent graduate All-American Terp Brett Harper majoring in geography / /0: / /0:00 Totals 12/ /0: MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

10 WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS WALTERS Walters Honor Roll 2004 Preseason Hon. Mention All-American 2003 USILA Hon. Mention All-American 2003 ACC Rookie of the Year On Walters: 2003 ACC Rookie of the Year and Honorable Mention All-American as a freshman finished as the Terps leading scorer as a rifleman lefthanded attacker a major goal producer according to Dave Cottle, he may be one of the most clever players I have ever seen started on attack as a freshman and will continue to be the Terps top gun has a combination of good skills and great game sense will be an important factor in the team s success this season came from Irondequoit High School in Rochester, N.Y. the same school which produced Terp All-American Andrew Whipple in the late 90s switched from No. 15 to No. 1 this season. 1 As a freshman (2003): ACC Rookie of the Year and USILA Honorable Mention All-American as an attacker awarded the team s Larry Levitt Memorial Award as the best freshman led Terps in goals (33) and points (46) finished with secondmost goals by a Maryland freshman, second only to Matt Hahn, who scored 36 in 1995 became first Terp freshman since Mike Mollot in 2000 to lead the team in scoring and had the most points by a freshman since Dan LaMonica in 2001 tied for third in nation among all freshmen in goals per game (2.06) and fifth among all rookies in points per game (2.88) finished second in ACC in points per game and third in the league in goals per game had at least one point in first 15 games of the season, with goals in every game except first and last games of the year scored once and assisted three goals setting a career-high in helpers including two to Mike Mollot in NCAA Quarterfinals vs. UMass (5/17) notched fourth game-winning goal and added two assists in win over Ohio State (5/11) in NCAA First Round scored two goals (game-winner and man-up goal) at Notre Dame (5/3) opened scoring with man-up goal and added an assist vs. Georgetown (4/28) netted sixth hat trick of the year vs. UMBC (4/25), also added an assist for four-point game scored twice against Duke (4/18) in ACC Semifinals opened Maryland s scoring vs. Hopkins (4/12) fourth four-goal game of year at Navy (4/5), scored game-winner with 3:05 left in fourth quarter fourth hat trick and an assist at Virginia (3/29), scored go-ahead goal to make it 3-2 and eventual game-winner in fourth quarter four goals vs. Butler (3/25) for second time in rookie season scored two goals vs. UNC (3/22), taking career-high 17 shots tallied a man-up goal late in first quarter at Stony Brook (3/15) back-to-back JOE WALTERS Sophomore Attack Rochester, N.Y. Irondequoit HS four goals vs. Bucknell (3/11) and Towson, also added two assists for career-high six points in win WMAR Star of the Game at Towson (3/8) with first four career goals & assist for five points; named UM Student- Athlete of Week started and had two assists in collegiate debut vs. Duke (3/2) began his career with six goals in preseason scrimmage at Syracuse (2/13). Before Maryland: Lettered for four years in lacrosse at Irondequoit High School in Rochester, N.Y., under coach John Pratt selected as a high school All-American following his senior season finished as the Indians second all-time leading scorer with 268 points on 143 goals and 125 assists named the FOX Rochester 2002 Spring Athlete of the Year after scoring 58 goals and tallying 88 points as a senior named team MVP as a senior and junior and served as team captain as a senior led his team to the Section V championship in 2001 picked as an all-county selection three times and a threetime all-tournament team honoree captured gold and bronze medals in two appearances with the Western Region team at the Empire State Games in 2000 and 2001 played in the Bay State Games in 2001, representing New York also starred in basketball, earning all-county honors as a junior and senior. Personal: Joseph William Walters born Nov. 30, 1984 in Rochester, N.Y. son of Be and Joe Walters brother of Mai- Lein (33), Michelle (32) and Anna (30) also recruited by Towson, Duke, Georgetown, Loyola and Johns Hopkins winning the gold medal at the 2000 Empire State Games is his greatest athletic thrill majoring in letters and sciences / /2:30 Goals: 4 on four occasions (most recent at Navy, 4/5/03) Assists: 3 vs. Massachusetts (5/17/03) Points: 6 vs. Bucknell (3/11/03) Multi-Goal Games: 8; Multi-Point Games: 12, Hat Tricks: 6 Point Scoring Streak: 15 games (Mar. 2, 2003 through May 17, 2003) Goal-Scoring Streak: 14 games (Mar. 8, 2003 through May 17, 2003) 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 29 LaxFax Preseason All- American Joe Walters 33 goals were the secondmost by a Terp freshman, alltime.

11 LaxFax All-American Lee Zink led the Terps in caused TO s with 32, he also held his opponent scoreless for four straight games. ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK ZINK Zink s Honor Roll 2004 Preseason First Team All-American 2003 USILA Third Team All-American On Zink: All-American defenseman who returns for his senior season as a team captain preseason first-team All-American as a senior combines with fellow All-American Chris Passavia to give the Terps perhaps the nation s top 1-2 punch on close defense great at stripping the ball from offensive players and creating turnovers with an stifling style a very versatile player with good size and good reach looked upon as important part of the team s close defense according to Dave Cottle a natural southpaw the best position defenseman on the team impressive size works to his advantage has also seen time as the back-up long-stick defensive midfielder winner of the team s Hammer Award for hardest hits. As a junior (2003): USILA Third Team All- American on defense helped Maryland to a 7.25 goals against average as part of the Terps All-American defense with Michael Howley (first team), Chris Passavia (second team) and Danny McCormick (third team) started last 27 of 29 games on close defense including 15 of 16 last season had 41 groundballs and team-high 32 caused turnovers held his opposing man scoreless for four games in row late in the season during the Terps run to the NCAA Semifinals his man did score from the Georgetown (4/28) through UMass (5/17) games, spanning four games vs. nationally-ranked teams blanked UMass Jeff Zywicki, the nation s fifthleading scorer, also grabbed two groundballs and caused three turnovers in NCAA Quarterfinal win over UMass (5/17) had three groundballs and a caused turnover in blanking OSU s Curtis Smith nation s fifth-leading scorer vs. Ohio State (5/11) in NCAA First Round named Maryland Student-Athlete of the Week on May 4 after week in which he had 10 groundballs, 12 caused turnovers and first career goal posted career-highs with nine groundballs and seven caused turnovers at Notre Dame (5/3) limiting the Irish to zero goals in 32:55, also shutout Dan Berger had his career game with first goal and five caused turnovers vs. Georgetown (4/28), holding Hoya top scorer Neal Goldman pointless named TerpVision Player of the game vs. Georgetown did not start on Senior Night vs. UMBC (4/25), but had two groundballs grabbed five groundballs and caused four turnovers at Navy (4/5) had three groundballs and helped defense to keep Virginia (3/29) scoreless for 33:06 three groundballs and caused turnover vs. Butler (3/25) three groundballs in win at Towson (3/8) team-high four caused turnovers and three groundballs vs. Duke (3/2) in opener. TEAM CAPTAIN LEE 29 ZINK Senior Defense Rowayton, Conn. Darien HS As a sophomore (2002): Earned a starting role on close defense and started 12 of 13 games, excluding Senior Night contributed to the nation s top defense allowing less than seven goals per game scooped up 28 groundballs first start came against Hobart (2/23) grabbed four groundballs at Duke (3/ 2) had four takeaways at North Carolina (3/23) four groundballs vs. Navy (4/5) career-high five groundballs vs. Duke (4/19) in ACC semifinal. As a freshman (2001): Played in all 16 games as a backup long-stick defensive midfielder to Brett Harper made college debut in Colorado grabbed season-best four groundballs in opener vs. Air Force (2/24) also scooped two groundballs at Delaware (3/17) member of the Maryland Honor Roll. Before Maryland: Played lacrosse and ice hockey at Darien High School in Darien, Conn. teamed with brother Alex to lead Blue Wave to the Connecticut state title in 2000 played lacrosse under coach Jeff Brameier honored as second team all-state, second team all-conference as a senior named most valuable player in the FCIAC county title game in which Darien beat New Canaan, 8-5 played in the North-South High School all-star game starred on the ice earning all-state and all-conference honors as a senior scored 33 goals and added 48 assists during his hockey career. Personal: Lee Jordan Zink born Oct. 13, 1981 in Greenwich, Conn. son of Christina and Robert Zink brother of Eric (25) and Alex (22) Eric was a four-year hockey player at Middlebury College in Vermont and twin Alex is a senior attackman at Syracuse majoring in history / /2: / /6: / /12:00 Totals 45/ /20:30 Goals: 1 vs. Georgetown (4/28/03) Points: 1 vs. Georgetown (4/28/03) Groundballs: 9 at Notre Dame (5/3/03) MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

12 ADOLPH ALFORD ALFORD ANDREWS ADOLPH ALFORD ALFORD ANDREWS ADOLPH ALFORD ALFORD ANDREWS ADOLPH ALFORD ALFORD ANDREWS ADOLPH ALFORD ALFORD 2004 Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse FRESHMAN PROFILES RYNE ADOLPH Freshman Defense Springfield, Pa. Springfield HS On Adolph: Will sit out the entire 2004 season as he recovers from back surgery after being injured near the end of his senior year in high school according to Cottle, understands the game very well and has great moxy for the games tough, hard-nosed defender. Before Maryland: Lacrosse and football star at Springfield High School in Pennsylvania a four-year letterwinner in lacrosse under coach Mike Friel served as team captain as a senior in leading the Cougars to a 19-4 record in 2003 named first team All-County in lacrosse totaled one goal and 14 assists in his career on defense second team all-county in football, playing both fullback and outside linebacker played in the lacrosse Champ Camp All-Star game and 205 All-Star Camp. Personal: Ryne Matthew Adolph born Sept. 27, 1984, in Wilmington, Del. son of Deborah and William Adolph Jr. brother of Bill III (31) and Sam (28) both brothers played lacrosse at Penn State, Bill from and Sam from named to the Honor Roll all four years in high school majoring in letters and sciences. HARRY ALFORD Freshman Goalie Washington, D.C. St. Albans School On Alford: Competing for the starting goalie position with graduate student Tim McGinnis led Team USA to the 2003 U-19 World Championships at Towson a franchise goalie an incredible athlete who attacks the ball has good stick skills understands defense and how to play in the goal has a chance to be a very special player in his career at Maryland according to Cottle comes to Maryland with his identical twin brother midfielder, Thomas. Summer of 2003: Starting goalie for United States Under-19 Team which captured the ILF World Championship at Towson University played in all six games, starting four, posted a 6.71 goals against average, and posting a 60.0 save percentage made 10 saves in championship victory over Canada also made tournament-high 11 saves in semifinal win over England. Before Maryland: High School All-American at St. Albans School in Washington, D.C. four-year starting varsity goalie under coach Malcolm Lester team captain as a senior two-time Washington Post All-Metro selection and two-time all-conference pick in the IAC had a 5.50 goals against average as a senior in leading his team to a 13-5 finish scored three goals in his high school career, two left-handed, one right-handed also starred in football, starting three years at linebacker. Personal: Harry Cicero Alford III born March 7, 1985 in Indianapolis, Ind. son of Kay DeBow Alford and Harry Alford Jr. identical twin brother Thomas (18) is also a freshman on the Terps squad nicknamed Hank the Tank father, who is the President of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, was a football player at Wisconsin chose Maryland over Johns Hopkins, Georgetown and Loyola because it was my dream school since I picked up a stick majoring in letters and sciences. THOMAS ALFORD Freshman Midfield Washington, D.C. St. Albans School 2 On Alford: Will see time as a reserve midfielder can also face-off a big and strong player who shoots the ball well a wide body, which is an asset on face-offs improved conditioning will help him blossom as a player, according to Cottle comes to Maryland with his identical twin brother goalie, Harry. Before Maryland: Three-year varsity starter in lacrosse at St. Albans School in Washington, D.C. played alongside his twin brother under coach Malcolm Lester for four years served as a lacrosse and football team captain as a senior won the Coaches Award in both sports as a senior Washington Post All-Metro honorable mention selection and all-conference pick in the IAC as a senior scored 23 goals and added seven assists as a senior also won 70 percent of his face-offs totaled 55 goals in his final three years also started in football, at linebacker and fullback rushed for more than 1,000 yards in his career while scoring 15 touchdowns also blocked three punts. Personal: Thomas Cicero Alford born March 7, 1985 in Indianapolis, Ind. son of Kay DeBow Alford and Harry Alford Jr. identical twin brother Harry (18) is also a freshman on the Terps father, who is the President of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, was a linebacker at Wisconsin in the late 60s chose Maryland over Johns Hopkins, Georgetown and Duke because it was the only school I ever considered going to, and I stopped opening my letters from other schools once I got my first one from Maryland majoring in letters and sciences. PAUL ANDREWS Freshman Midfield Garrett Park, Md. 39 Walter Johnson HS On Andrews: Joins the Terps this season after trying out for the squad last season a tough, hard-working player made himself into a better athlete according to Cottle will mostly be used as a reserve faceoff man, but has a chance to play defensive midfield down the road. Before Maryland: Three-sport athlete at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda, Md. a high school All-American in 2002 named allcounty in 2001 and 2002 scored 89 goals and added 40 assists in his career also starred in soccer and swimming led the Wildcats to the 3A State Soccer Championship in 2000 honored with the Wildcat Award for team dedication after the 2002 swimming season. Personal: Paul Andrews born July 17, 1984 in San Francisco, Calif. son of Elin Quigley and Charles Andrews brother of David (24), Steven (22), Daniel (17), Katie (13) and Sarah (11) member of the Spanish Honor Society enjoys windsurfing majoring in government and politics NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 31 LaxFax Harry Alford was the starting goalie for Team USA, which won the ILF World Championships last summer.

13 LaxFax The Terps welcome 14 freshman for the 2004 season from seven different states and the District of Columbia. BAXTER BROWN CLARKE FEELEY FEIFS BAXTER BROWN CLARKE FEELEY FEIFS BAXTER BROWN CLARKE FEELEY FEIFS BAXTER BROWN CLARKE FEELEY FEIFS BAXTER BROWN CLARKE JACOB BAXTER Freshman Defense Severna Park, Md Severna Park HS On Baxter: Will redshirt this season to gain more experience joined the program after attending Air Force Prep in the fall his talent is still to be evaluated by the coaches to see where he fits with the program a hard worker brother Adam was a four-year player at Towson. On Brown: A freshman attacker who could see time as the year progresses after an All-American high school career is very slick and smart with very good skills sees the field well which gives him a chance to be a good player according to Cottle. Before Maryland: Four-year lacrosse and hockey star at Conard High School in West Hartford, Conn. played lacrosse for coach Bill Condon honored as a high school All-American after his senior year when he scored 63 goals and added 57 assists for 120 points tallied 146 goals and 134 assists for 280 career points in three varsity seasons All-Connecticut first-team selection as a senior, playing in the state s all-star game all-league as a junior and senior named to the Super Juniors team in 2002 served as a lacrosse and hockey captain as a senior on the ice, was also an all-league selection, scoring 42 goals and assisting 30 more for 72 points in three seasons. Personal: Michael Jeffrey Brown born Oct. 30, 1984 in Hartford Conn. son of Ruth and Jeff Brown brother of Kristina (22) and Victoria (20) father played football and lacrosse at Connecticut from member of the Athletic Leadership Council in high school nicknamed Brownie majoring in criminal justice. On Clarke: An extremely athletic player who will see time in his first collegiate season as a defensive midfielder is working on improving his understanding of the team s defensive system and will gain more time with experience Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse FRESHMAN PROFILES Before Maryland: Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse at Severna Park High School in Severna Park, Md. served as a team captain under coach Mike Bellotte was a finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award as the top player in Anne Arundel County an all-county selection as a senior in leading his team to a 17-1 record played in the National All-Star Game and the Maryland Coaches Association game led the Falcons in groundballs and takeaways as a senior. 15 Personal: Jacob Logan Baxter born April 30, 1985 son of Karin and Reggie Baxter brother of Alisson (28) and Adam (23), who played four years at Towson, finishing last season with the Tigers majoring in letters and sciences. MIKE BROWN Freshman Attack West Hartford, Conn. Conard HS RYAN CLARKE Freshman Def. Midfield Long Beach, N.Y. 27 Chaminade HS Before Maryland: Two-year varsity starter for the lacrosse and football teams at Chaminade High School in Mineola, N.Y. played for Jack Moran, father of recently graduated All-American Ryan Moran named all-long Island by the Catholic League as a junior and senior served as team captain and named team MVP as a senior was an all-league, all-city wide receiver for the Flyers as a senior also served as a football captain and voted team s most outstanding player as a senior after he had 37 receptions for more than 500 yards and 11 touchdowns helped Long Island to the Empire State Games gold medal in Personal: Ryan Michael Clarke born Feb. 7, 1985 son of Maureen and Philip Clarke brother of Colin (22) and Katie (14) lists beating arch-rival St. Anthony s for the Catholic League Championship in 2002 as his biggest athletic thrill to date majoring in letters and sciences. JAY FEELEY Freshman Midfield Phoenix, Md. Dulaney HS On Feeley: Left-hander who could emerge as the season progresses is improving his speed and size in his first collegiate season comes in with good skills will need to continue to improve athleticism. Before Maryland: High school All-American at Dulaney High School in Timonium, Md. led the Lions to the Maryland 3A/4A Championship in all four years on the team went 17-2 last season under coach Gary Schreiber tallied 35 goals and added 15 assists as a senior second team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun first team All-City/County as a senior tallied 90 goals and added 35 assists in high school career winner of the Minds in Motion Scholarship. Personal: Paul Joseph Feeley III son of Nancy and Paul Feeley brother of Clint (16) father Paul played lacrosse at Villanova in the 70s majoring in letters and sciences. CHRIS FEIFS Freshman Midfield Durham, N.C. 32 Riverside HS On Feifs: A big, strong and tough athlete who is the first-ever Terp recruit from North Carolina a hard worker with a great attitude needs to work on building his confidence in his first collegiate season and will gain more time as he does. Before Maryland: All-American at Riverside High School in Durham, N.C. served as a team captain under coach Jim Kirkley honored as a first team All-State selection as a senior named the team s offensive MVP as a junior and senior as a junior, also a first team All-State pick as well played in the Dixie Top 150 and Top 205 camps all-star teams was a second team All-Stat pick as a sophomore also wrestled in high school. Personal: Christopher Armead Feifs born March 7, 1984 in Durham, N.C. son of Betsy and Helmuts Feifs brother of Jonathan (25) and Tim (24) lists former Terp defensive midfielder Jeff Shirk ( ) as the athlete he most admires because he was an animal on the field and humble off the field majoring in criminal justice MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS

14 HOLMES LORBERBAUM MEGILL PHIPPS SULLIVAN HOLMES LORBERBAUM MEGILL PHIPPS SULLIVAN HOLMES LORBERBAUM MEGILL PHIPPS SULLIVAN HOLMES LORBERBAUM MEGILL 2004 Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse FRESHMAN PROFILES TRAVIS HOLMES Freshman Midfield Marriottsville, Md. 17McDonogh School On Holmes: Tough, hard-nosed competitor will see time as a defensive short-stick midfielder a tireless worker who hustles all the time understands defense and will contribute before the season s over according to Cottle. Before Maryland: Three-sport star at McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md. named to Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team as a senior scored 21 goals and added 23 assists for 44 points an all-city/county selection in lacrosse a Maryland state wrestling champion at 145 pounds also played linebacker for the Eagles football team honored as an all-county pick in football and wrestling a second team All-Metro wrestling selection by the Baltimore Sun. Personal: Travis Daniel Holmes born Dec. 5, 1984 in Columbia, Md. son of Erin and Cory Holmes brother of Bryn (16), Curtis (14) and Steffani (8) majoring in letters and sciences and aspires to be in the business school. SCOTT LORBERBAUM Freshman Defense Lynbrook, N.Y 42 Lynbrook HS On Lorberbaum: A freshman who will work on his game this season a hard worker who needs to make himself a better athlete according to Cottle. Before Maryland: Played both lacrosse and football at Lynbrook High School in Lynbrook, N.Y. served as a team captain under coach Larry Glenz helped the Owls to the Nassau County Championship as a junior and senior named an honorable mention high school All-American member of the All-County team as a junior and senior named the defensive MVP in the county championship in 2003 scooped up 218 groundballs in his high school career member of the Long Island team which won the gold medal at the 2002 Empire State Games along with Ryan Clarke. Personal: Scott Adam Lorberbaum born April 10, 195 in Hackensack, N.J. son of Jamie and Mark Lorberbaum brother of Matt (15) majoring in letters and sciences. RAY MEGILL Freshman Defense Clark, N.J. 28 Arthur L. Johnson HS On Megill: A tough and competitive defenseman who will contribute this season has been very impressive in spring camp after not competing in the fall a good all-around athlete who will help the squad according to Cottle. Before Maryland: Three-sport standout at Arthur L. Johnson High School in Clark, N.J. a high school All-American as a senior served as team captain under coach Tony Calandra honored as team MVP, All-New Jersey and all-conference as a senior played in the National, New Jersey and Tri-state All-Star games, earning MVP honors in the N.J. game had 40 career points as a defender with 23 goals and 17 assists averaged 19 groundballs per game as a senior also played football as a strong safety and punter, earning all-conference honors also ran track, running a 4.6 in the 40-yard dash. Personal: Raymond Anthony Megill born July 10, 1985, in Elizabeth, N.J. son of Joanne and Ray Megill brother of Jessica (16) and Brian (12) enjoys boating, dirt biking, snowboarding and fishing in his free time majoring in mechanical engineering. MICHAEL PHIPPS Freshman Attack Severna Park, Md. Severn School 8 On Phipps: Expected to contribute this season as a freshman a talented and quick athlete respected for his vision, stick skills and ability to make goal-bound cuts a good passer his toughness will determine his playing time according to Cottle father Wilson played for Maryland s last NCAA championship team in Before Maryland: Three-year star at the Severn School in Severna Park, Md. served as team captain under coach Jamie McNealey named to the Baltimore Sun first team All-Metro as he led the Admirals in scoring with 41 goals and 27 assists as a senior honored as All-State, all-county and all-conference as a senior named the MVP of the Anne Arundel County All-Star game member of the Maryland Free State All-Star Team honored as the team s top attackman as a junior and senior. second team All-Metro and all-county as a junior, as he scored 41 goals also starred on the soccer field, earning All-State, all-county and all-conference honors as a senior scored 51 goals and added 32 assists in his soccer career also played basketball. Personal: Michael Wilson Phipps born Nov. 16, 1984 in Annapolis, Md. son of Betty and Wilson Phipps brother of Brian (15) father played lacrosse at Maryland from and was part of the Terps last NCAA championship team in 75 majoring in letters and sciences. SEAN SULLIVAN Freshman Def. Midfield Duxbury, Mass. 30 Duxbury HS Loomis Chaffee, Conn. On Sullivan: A long-stick defensive midfielder who will contribute this season has great hands and great stick work a take-away guy on defense with experience, has a chance to be an outstanding player, according to Cottle knows how to take the ball but still needs to work within the team s framework comes to Maryland after a year of prep school at Loomis Chaffee... the first-ever Massachusetts native to play lacrosse for the Terps. Before Maryland: Spent a post-graduate year at The Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn. honored as the New England Player of the Year in 2003 graduated from Duxbury High School in Duxbury, Mass., in 2002 was a star for the Dragons for four years, leading them to the Massachusetts State championship as a senior with a perfect 25-0 record served as a captain for coach Chris Sweet three-time all-league honoree. Personal: Sean Brian Sullivan born March 20, 1984 in Baton Rogue, La. son of Mary Ellen and Brian Sullivan brother of Kyle (17), Carlin (15) and Craig (13) lists going 25-0 and winning the state title as a senior at Duxbury as his top athletic moment majoring in computer engineering. TEAM MANAGERS JAMES BORELL DOUG LEHNER MATT MINDEL 2003 NCAA SEMIFINALISTS 2004 MARYLAND MEN S LACROSSE 33 LaxFax Chris Feifs (North Carolina) & Sean Sullivan (Mass.) are the first natives of their states to play lacrosse at Maryland.