DUKE UNIVERSITY Men s Lacrosse Media Guide

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1 DUKE UNIVERSITY 2014 Men s Lacrosse Media Guide

2 2011 Duke Men s Lacrosse MEDIA GUIDE Staff Directory Art Chase - Assistant Director of Athletics/Sports Information Sport Responsibilities...Football Office Alma Mater... Guilford, 1991 Cell Joined Duke SID... August, chasea@duaa.duke.edu Lindy Brown - Associate Sports Information Director Sport Responsibilities... W. Basketball, W. Golf, W. Soccer Office Alma Mater...Western Carolina, 1996 Cell Joined Duke SID...November, lbrown@duaa.duke.edu Matt Plizga - Associate Sports Information Director Sport Responsibilities... M. Basketball, M. Golf Office Alma Mater... Penn State Erie-The Behrend College, 1999 Cell Joined Duke SID...July, plizga@duaa.duke.edu Art Chase Sports Information Director Lindy Brown Associate Sports Information Director Chris Cook Assistant Sports Information Director Sport Responsibilities... Football, M. Basketball Office Alma Mater...Wofford, 2006 Cell Joined Duke SID... July, cook@duaa.duke.edu Meredith Rieder Assistant Sports Information Director Sport Responsibilities...M. Lacrosse, M. Soccer, Wrestling Office Alma Mater...Denison, 2002 Cell Joined Duke SID... August, mrieder@duaa.duke.edu Matt Plizga Associate Sports Information Director Chris Cook Assistant Sports Information Director Ashley Wolf - Assistant Sports Information Director Sport Responsibilities... Baseball, Volleyball Office Alma Mater... Cornell, 2008 Cell Joined Duke SID... August, awolf@duaa.duke.edu Leslie Gaber - Sports Information Staff Assistant Sport Responsibilities...M/W Cross Country, Office M/W Swimming & Diving, W. Lacrosse Alma Mater... DePauw, 2011 Cell Joined Duke SID... July, lgaber@duaa.duke.edu Brad Amserbach - Sports Information Assistant Sport Responsibilities...XC/TF, M/W Tennis (2) Office Alma Mater... Millersville Cell Joined Duke SID... July, bamserbach@duaa.duk.edu Meredith Rieder Assistant Sports Information Director Ashley Wolf Assistant Sports Information Director Leslie Gaber Sports Information

3 Table of Contents General Information Media Information ifc-4 Duke Sports Information IFC Quickfacts Schedule Roster Roster Breakdown 4 Staff Information 6-16 Director of Athletics Kevin White 6 Head Coach John Danowski 7-11 Assistant Coach Ron Caputo 12 Assistant Coach Matt Danowski 13 Volunteer Assistant Coach Ben DeLuca 14 Athletic Trainer 15 Strength & Conditioning Coach 15 Equipment Manager 15 Speed & Agility Coach 16 Academic Coordinator 16 Administrative Assistant 16 Media Relations Director 16 Team Information Luke Aaron 16 Casey Carroll Deemer Class Chris Coady 20 Chad Cohan 21 Dax Cohan 22 Seamus Connelly 23 Brian Dailey Josh Dionne Luke Duprey Brendan Fowler Justin George 32 Will Haus Will Hendrickson 35 Chris Hipps Jamie Ikeda 38 Myles Jones Kyle Keenan Morgan Kirby 42 Joe Kruy 43 Henry Lobb Case Matheis Reid Maxmin 47 Charlie Payton Rowland Pettit 50 Greg Rhodes 51 Jack Rowe 52 Ben Scharf 53 Tanner Scott John Shaffer 56 Kyle Turri Christian Walsh Jordan Wolf Calder Alfano 65 Jack Bruckner 65 Brian Dunne 65 Danny Fowler 66 Teddy Henderson 66 Ethan Powley 66 Alex Prezioso 67 Tripp Transou 67 Garrett Van de Ven 67 Ian Yanulis 68 Thomas Zenker In Review Schedule and Results Individual Awards & Honors Overall Statistics Duke ACC Statistics ACC Season Review National Rankings Duke Miscellaneous Stats Statistical Category Leaders 76 Duke Tradition All-Americans 78 National Award Winners 79 All-ACC Honors 79 ACC All-Tournament Team Honors ACC Tournament MVP 80 NCAA All-Tournament Teams 80 North-South Game 80 Academic Honors 80 ACC Annual Statistical Leaders 81 Duke and International Lacrosse 82 Duke in Professional Lacrosse Blue Devils in Coaching Ranks 83 Duke Hall of Fame 84 Duke Records Duke Career Records 86 Duke Single Season Records Duke Single Game Records 87 Duke Team Records 87 Duke in ACC Records Book 88 Duke in NCAA Records Book 88 All-Time ACC Tournament Results 89 Duke ACC Tournament Records 90 Duke in ACC Tournament Records Book 90 Duke NCAA Tournament History 91 Duke NCAA Tournament Individual Records Duke NCAA Tournament Team Records 94 NCAA Tournament Scoring Recrds NCAA Championship Recap NCAA Championship Recap Duke History All-Time Duke Captains 100 All-Time Duke Letterwinners Duke Rosters by Number Duke Captains by Number Duke All-Time History 113 ACC Regular Season History Duke Year-by-Year Results All-Time Opponents Series Results 125 Opponent-by-Opponent Series Histories Duke vs. Conferences 133 Duke One Goal Games Duke Overtime Games 135 Duke Month-by-Month Records Schedule Back Cover 1 Name of School... Duke University City/Zip...Durham, N.C./27708 Founded Trinity College Enrollment... 6,504 Colors...Royal Blue & White Nickname... Blue Devils Conference... Atlantic Coast Field... Koskinen Stadium (Grass/4,000) Affiliation...NCAA Division I President... Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Vice President & Director of Athletics...Kevin White Athletics Web site... Ticket Office... (919) 681-BLUE History First Year of Men s Lacrosse All-Time Record ( ACC) NCAA Appearances/Last...16/2012 Last Postseason Opponent... Maryland Result...L, 10-16, Semifinals Coaching Staff Head Coach... John Danowski Alma Mater... Rutgers 76 Career Record/Years /31 Duke Record/Years /7 Assistant Coach...Ron Caputo Alma Mater...Scranton 91 Assistant Coach... Matt Danowski Alma Mater... Duke 07 Athletic Trainer...Joe Ferraro Team Information 2014 Team Captains... Luke Duprey, Brendan Fowler,...Chris Hipps, Jordan Wolf 2013 Record Home/Away/Neutral...9-3/4-2/ ACC Record/Finish /T-1st 2013 ACC Tournament...Semifinalist 2013 NCAA Tournament...Champion Starters Returning/Lost... 7/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...33/13 Stadium Information Stadium... Koskinen Stadium Surface... Natural Grass Capacity... 4,000 Sports Information Sports Information Director... Art Chase Assistant Director (lacrosse contact)...meredith Rieder Rieder Office Phone...(919) Rieder Cell Phone...(919) Rieder ...mrieder@duaa.duke.edu SID Fax...(919) SID Address... Box 90557, Durham, NC Overnight Cameron Indoor Stadium Credits The 2013 Duke men s lacrosse media guide is a product of the Duke Sports Information Office. Editor... Meredith Rieder Assistant Editors...Duke Sports Information Photos...Jon Gardiner (Duke Photo)

4 2014 schedule Day Date Opponent Location Time Coverage Saturday February 8 Jacksonville Durham, N.C. 1 p.m. ESPN3 Saturday February 15 Denver Durham, N.C. 1 p.m. ESPN3 Friday February 21 Pennsylvania Durham, N.C. 7 p.m. ESPN3 Sunday February 23 Stony Brook Durham, N.C. 12 p.m. BDN Saturday March 1 at Maryland* College Park, Md. 12 p.m. Sunday March 9 at Loyola Baltimore, Md. 6 p.m. CBS Sports Network Tuesday March 11 Marquette Durham, N.C. 7 p.m. ESPN3 Saturday March 15 North Carolina* Durham, N.C. 2 p.m. ESPNU Tuesday March 18 at Furman Greenville, S.C. 7 p.m. Sunday March 23 Syracuse* Durham, N.C. 12:30 p.m. ESPNU Saturday March 29 Harvard Durham, N.C. 12 p.m. BDN Saturday April 5 at Notre Dame* South Bend, Ind. 12 p.m. ESPNU Friday April 11 at Virginia* Charlottesville, Va. 6 p.m. ESPNU Saturday April 19 Rutgers Durham, N.C. 1 p.m. ESPN3 ACC Tournament, April Chester, Pa. PPL Park Friday/Sunday April ACC Tournament Chester, Pa. TBA ESPNU Or April 26 ACC 5 vs. 6 Chester, Pa. TBA ESPNU Sunday May 3 at Boston University Boston, Mass. 1 p.m. 2

5 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last School 1 Kyle Turri G Jr. West Islip, N.Y./West Islip 2 Luke Aaron G So. Great Falls, Va./Deerfield Academy 3 Brendan Fowler M Sr. Wantagh, N.Y./Chaminade 4 Chad Cohan A So. San Francisco, Calif./Saint Ignatius College Prep 5 Tanner Scott M Jr. Conestoga, Pa./Conestoga 6 Will Haus M Jr. Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Area 7 Ben Scharf A So. New York, N.Y./Phillips Academy Andover 8 Josh Dionne A Sr. Merrimack, N.H./Avon Old Farms 9 Case Matheis A So. Darien, Conn./Darien 10 Deemer Class M So. Baltimore, Md./Loyola Blakefield 11 Chris Coady D So. Winchester, Mass./Buckingham Browne & Nichols 12 Seamus Connelly A So. Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury 13 Chris Hipps D Sr. Dallas, Texas/Highland Park 14 John Shaffer M So. Summit, N.J./Delbarton 15 Myles Jones M So. Huntington, N.Y./Walt Whitman 16 Kyle Keenan A Jr. Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown West 17 Thomas Zenker M Fr. Huntington, N.Y./Chaminade 18 Alex Prezioso A So. Bethesda, Md./Potomac School 19 Christian Walsh A Sr. Baltimore, Md./Deerfield Academy 20 Charlie Payton M Sr. Greenwich, Conn./Lawrenceville School 21 Brian Dailey M Jr. Conestoga, Pa./Conestoga 23 Dax Cohan M Sr. San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius Prep 25 Garrett Van de Ven M Fr. Dallas, Texas/Dallas Jesuit 26 Joe Kruy M So. Sudbury, Mass./Phillips Academy Andover 27 Justin George M Jr. Baltimore, Md./Gilman 28 Danny Fowler G Fr. Wantagh, N.Y./Chaminade 29 Morgan Kirby M Jr. Morristown, N.J./Lawrenceville 31 Jordan Wolf A Sr. Wynnewood, Pa./Lower Merion 32 Tripp Transou M Fr. Tallahassee, Fla./The Maclay School 33 Jamie Ikeda D So. Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga 35 Jack Rowe A/M Jr. Vienna, Va./James Madison 36 Jack Bruckner M Fr. Belle Terre, N.Y./Ward Melville 37 Casey Carroll D RSr. Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin 38 Brian Dunne D Fr. Melville, N.Y./Chaminade 39 Ian Yanulis D Fr. Duxbury, Mass./Boston College High School 41 Greg Rhodes M So. East Northporth, N.Y./Chaminade 43 Calder Alfano D Fr. Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton Community 44 Ethan Powley LSM Fr. Wake Forest, N.C./Paul VI 45 Will Hendrickson M Jr. New York, N.Y./Riverdale 48 Teddy Henderson M Fr. Greenwich, Conn./Deerfield Academy 50 Reid Maxmin M So. Katonah, N.Y./John Jay 77 Henry Lobb D Sr. Narberth, Pa./Malvern Prep 91 Luke Duprey LSM Sr. Concord, N.H./Phillips Andover 97 Rowland Pettit D So. Fort Worth, Texas/Trinity Valley School Alphabetical Roster No. Name pos. 2 Luke Aaron G 43 Calder Alfano D 36 Jack Bruckner M 37 Casey Carroll D 10 Deemer Class M 11 Chris Coady D 4 Chad Cohan A 23 Dax Cohan M 12 Seamus Connelly A 21 Brian Dailey LSM 8 Josh Dionne A 38 Brian Dunne D 91 Luke Duprey LSM 3 Brendan Fowler M 28 Danny Fowler G 27 Justin George M 6 Will Haus A 48 Teddy Henderson M 45 Will Hendrickson M 13 Chris Hipps D 33 Jamie Ikeda D 15 Myles Jones M 16 Kyle Keenan A 29 Morgan Kirby M 26 Joe Kruy M 77 Henry Lobb D 9 Case Matheis A 50 Reid Maxmin M 20 Charlie Payton M 97 Rowland Pettit D 44 Ethan Powley LSM 18 Alex Prezioso A 41 Greg Rhodes M 35 Jack Rowe M 7 Ben Scharf A 5 Tanner Scott M 14 John Shaffer M 32 Tripp Transou M 1 Kyle Turri G 25 Garrett Van de Ven M 19 Christian Walsh A 31 Jordan Wolf A 39 Ian Yanulis D 17 Thomas Zenker M Head Coach: John Danowski (Rutgers 76) Assistant Coach: Ron Caputo (Scranton, 91) Assistant Coach: Matt Danowski (Duke 07) Team Managers: Jack Fines, Sam Berger 3

6 Roster Breakdown By State By Class California Chad Cohan Dax Cohan Connecticut Teddy Henderson Case Matheis Charlie Payton FLORIDA Calder Alfano Maryland Deemer Class Justin George Alex Prezioso Christian Walsh Masssachusetts Chris Coady Seamus Connelly Joe Kruy Ian Yanulis New Hampshire Josh Dionne Luke Duprey New Jersey Morgan Kirby John Shaffer New York Jack Bruckner Casey Carroll Brian Dunne Brendan Fowler Danny Fowler Will Hendrickson Myles Jones Kyle Keenan Reid Maxmin Greg Rhodes Ben Scharf Kyle Turri Thomas Zenker North carolina Ethan Powley Pennsylvania Brian Dailey Will Haus Jamie Ikeda Henry Lobb Tanner Scott Jordan Wolf Texas Chris Hipps Rowland Pettit Garrett Van de Ven Virginia Luke Aaron Jack Rowe 5th-Year Seniors Casey Carroll Seniors Dax Cohan Josh Dionne Luke Duprey Brendan Fowler Chris Hipps Henry Lobb Charlie Payton Christian Walsh Jordan Wolf Juniors Brian Dailey Justin George Will Haus Will Hendrickson Kyle Keenan Morgan Kirby Jack Rowe Tanner Scott Kyle Turri Sophomores Luke Aaron Deemer Class Chris Coady Chad Cohan Seamus Connelly Jamie Ikeda Myles Jones Joe Kruy Case Matheis Reid Maxmin Rowland Pettit Alex Prezioso Greg Rhodes Ben Scharf John Shaffer Freshmen Calder Alfano Jack Bruckner Brian Dunne Danny Fowler Teddy Henderson Ethan Powley Tripp Transou Garrett Van de Ven Ian Yanulis Tommy Zenker By Position Goaltender Luke Aaron Danny Fowler Kyle Turri Midfielder Jack Bruckner Deemer Class Dax Cohan Brian Dailey Brendan Fowler Justin George Will Haus Teddy Henderson Will Hendrickson Myles Jones Morgan Kirby Joe Kruy Reid Maxmin Charlie Payton Greg Rhodes Jack Rowe Tanner Scott John Shaffer Tripp Transou Garrett Van de Ven Christian Walsh Thomas Zenker Attackmen Chad Cohan Seamus Connelly Josh Dionne Kyle Keenan Case Matheis Alex Prezioso Ben Scharf Jordan Wolf Defensemen Calder Alfano Casey Carroll Chris Coady Brian Dunne Chris Hipps Jamie Ikeda Henry Lobb Rowland Pettit Ian Yanulis LSM Luke Duprey Ethan Powley Pronunciation Guide Alfano...al-FAWN-oh Caputo...cuh-POOT-oh Danowski...duh-NOW-ski Dionne...die-ON Dunne...DONE Duprey... DEW-pre Haus... Hawz Ikeda...eye-KED-uh Kunkle...Kun-KULL Kruy...CREW-ee Matheis...muh-THIGH-is Pettit...pet-IT Prezioso... prez-zee-oh-so Scharf... SHARF Seamus...Shay-miss Transou... tran-sou Yanulis... yuh-new-liss 4

7 Staff Kevin White 6 John Danowski 7-11 Ron Caputo 12 Matt Danowski 13 Ben DeLuca 14 Men s Lacrosse Support Staff

8 Kevin M. White VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ST. JOSEPH S COLLEGE 72 Kevin M. White was named Duke University s vice president and director of athletics on May 31, He also serves as an adjunct professor of business administration at the university. White, 61, joined the Duke family after leading Notre Dame s athletics program to success both on the playing fields and in the classroom from He also has held a number of prominent national leadership roles within intercollegiate athletics, including his service in as president of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and in as president of the Division I-A Athletic Directors Association. Guided by the Strategic Plan that was approved by Duke s Board of Trustees in April of 2008, White made an immediate impact on Duke Athletics. In addition to leading the department to unprecedented success in competition, he reshaped the organization into a more efficient and modern department; strengthened ties to both campus and community constituents though consistent outreach efforts; successfully oversaw Duke s fundraising efforts during an economic downturn; completed partnerships with major corporate entities to enhance revenue streams; commissioned a master facilities plan to position Duke well into the 21st Century; and emphasized a stronger commitment to the university s intramural, club and recreational sports programs. Since White s arrival, Duke has captured three NCAA Championships women s tennis in 2009, men s basketball in 2010 and men s lacrosse in 2010 and 12 ACC titles (three in 2012). On the strength of 14 teams participating in NCAA Championship competition and robust finishes in several sports, Duke ranked 16th in the 2012 Learfield Sports Directors Cup standings, which determine an institution s all-around strength in intercollegiate athletics. The 16th-place showing marked the ninth consecutive year that Duke has ended among the nation s top 20 programs. In 2011, Duke placed fifth, matching the school s best finish in the rankings and its points earned were the most in program history. In White s four years at Duke, the Blue Devils placed 17th (2009), 10th (2010), fifth (2011) and 16th (2012) in the Directors Cup standings. Thirty-five Blue Devil teams ranked among the nation s top 10 teams during the past four seasons with six men s basketball (2009, 2010, 2011), men s lacrosse (2010) and women s tennis (2009, 2010) reaching No. 1. In all, 56 Duke teams advanced to NCAA postseason competition the last four seasons. Individually, 126 student-athletes earned All-America, 218 All-ACC and 136 All-Region or District honors the past four years. During White s tenure, Duke boasts nine NCAA individual champions in Curtis Beach (indoor track and field heptathlon in 2012), Juliet Bottorff (outdoor track and field 10k in 2011), Mallory Cecil (women s tennis in 2009), Abby Johnston (three-meter diving in 2011), Nick McCrory (platform diving in 2010 and 2011), and Becca Ward (women s fencing, saber in 2009, 2011 and 2012). In 2012, Duke celebrated two individual NCAA and 10 individual ACC titles. Academically, Duke teams continued strong performances under White. In the 2012 spring semester, 25 of 26 Blue Devil varsity teams earned grade point averages of 3.0 or better the exact amount that achieved the same during the fall of In two key elements in tracking a department s academic success, Duke ranked among the nation s best again. Duke posted a 97% Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and 14 teams achieved a 100% GSR. Thirteen Blue Devil teams were ranked in the top 10% of their respective sports in the most recent Academic Performance Rate (APR) Report, including the men s basketball and football teams. In the 2012 report, Duke (989) ranked second among all FBS schools, behind only Northwestern (995), and seventh among all Division I FBS and FCS programs. Individually in 2012, seniors Sophia Dunworth (women s volleyball) and Becca Ward (women s fencing) received prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. Eight Duke student-athletes were selected CoSIDA Academic All-America, while 26 others received National Scholar-Athlete or Scholar All-America accolades. In White s four-year tenure, former women s tennis player Parker Goyer won a Rhodes Scholarship (2009), while track athlete Sally Liu (2009) and Allie Speidel (2011) earned Marshall Scholarships. Under White, Duke has continued its focus on outreach to the local community. Modeling the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program s commitment to service, learning projects and outreach, approximately 500 Duke student-athletes across all sports participated in a combined effort of more than 2,000 community service hours. 6 White s commitment to the overall mission of the university remains clear. In May 2011, Duke Athletics announced that a portion of ticket sales from Blue Devil regular season home sporting events will be directed to the Duke University Libraries. Per White s vision, the Duke Athletics Library Fund will generate significant unrestricted revenue for the Duke University Libraries to support teaching and research across the institution. In , several facility projects were completed, impacting many of Duke s 26 varsity sports. The Pascal Fieldhouse, an 80,000 square-foot multipurpose facility that houses a 120-yard playing surface for the football program and other on-campus recreational activities, was completed and dedicated. The reconstruction of Williams Field, home to the Duke field hockey team, was also completed, as were minor renovations to the golf course. Major upgrades of soccer practice fields also began in White, who holds a Ph.D. in education, has taught graduate-level classes since 1982 and currently teaches a sports business course in Duke s Fuqua School of Business as part of Duke s MBA program. In August 2003, SI.com (the Sports Illustrated web site) listed White, then at Notre Dame, third in its rankings of the most powerful people in college football. In January 2004, The Sporting News listed him in its Power 100 as third among five names in the front office category (and the lone college athletics director among the 100). White previously served on numerous NCAA committees, including being an ex-officio member of the NCAA Committee on Academic Performance and a member of its Penalty and Rewards subcommittee. For several years, he was a representative with the football Bowl Championship Series. Additionally, White was part of the NCAA Coalition on Intercollegiate Athletics (COIA) that dealt with academics, fiscal reform and student-athlete well-being. Currently, he is the secretary of NCAA Football, a non-profit corporation that acts as the collective voice to promote college football, and serves on the Black Coaches and Administrators Board of Directors. Given his background and success, it is not surprising that 21 current or former directors of athletics were mentored by White. That impressive list includes Jim Sterk of Washington State and San Diego State, Tom Boeh of Ohio University and Fresno State, Ian McCaw of Northeastern, Massachusetts and Baylor, Bruce Van De Velde of Utah State, Iowa State and Louisiana Tech, Herman Frazier previously of Alabama-Birmingham and Hawaii, Rudy Keeling formerly of Emerson and now commissioner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), Scott Devine of St. Mary s College (Md.), Tom Collins formerly of Ball State, Tim Van Alstine of Western Illinois, Mark Wilson of Tennessee Tech, Bubba Cunningham of Ball State, Tulsa and North Carolina, Sandy Barbour (who followed him at Tulane) of California-Berkeley, Jim Phillips of Northern Illinois and Northwestern, Bernard Muir of Georgetown, Delaware and Stanford, Sandy Hatfield Clubb of Drake, Vic Cegles of Long Beach State, Norwood Teague of Virginia Commonwealth and Minnesota, Bob Bierie previously of Loras College, Greg Capell previously of Loras College, Boo Corrigan of Army, and Bill Scholl of Ball State. Prior to joining Notre Dame in 2000, White served as athletic director at Arizona State University, Tulane University, the University of Maine and Loras College in Iowa, where he originated the National Catholic Basketball Tournament. Before becoming an administrator, White served as head track and field coach at Southeast Missouri State ( ) and assistant cross country and track and field coach at Central Michigan ( ). He began his coaching career at Gulf High School in New Port Richey, Fla., coaching cross country and track and assisting in football and wrestling. White earned his Ph.D. from Southern Illinois University in 1983 with an emphasis on higher education administration. In 1985, he completed postdoctoral work at Harvard University s Institute for Educational Management. He earned his master s degree in athletics administration from Central Michigan University in 1976 and his bachelor s degree in business administration in 1972 from St. Joseph s College in Rensselaer, Ind., where he also competed as a sprinter. White and his wife, Jane, a former college track and field coach, have five children and nine grandchildren.

9 JOHN DANOWSKI Head Coach 8th Season Rutgers 76 Record at Duke: Career Record: Cemented as one of the top coaches in college lacrosse, John Danowski has helped lead the Duke men s lacrosse team to unprecedented success during his seven-year tenure. Danowski was introduced as Duke s eighth head men s lacrosse coach on July 21, 2006 and quickly led the Blue Devils to some of the most successful lacrosse seasons in school history and to a pair of NCAA Championships in four seasons. In Danowski s seven years at the helm of the Blue Devil lacrosse program, he has compiled an impressive record in leading Duke to six ACC regular season titles and four ACC tournament titles, seven appearances in the national semifinals, three in the NCAA title match and ultimately to the 2010 and 2013 national titles. A winner of 80 percent of his games at Duke, the individual awards Blue Devil players have garnered is equally impressive. In only seven seasons, Danowski helped mentor 44 All-America selections, 22 All-ACC choices, two Tewaaraton Trophy winners, two USILA Attackman of the Year award recipients, a USILA Defenseman of the Year, a USILA Midfielder of the Year and 11 USILA Scholar All-America picks. Danowski, second among active coaches with 330 career victories, etched his name in the NCAA lacrosse records book in 2013 as he became the 11th head coach to win multiple national titles after he guide the Blue Devils to the NCAA crown with a win over top-seeded Syracuse. Duke finished 2013 with a 16-5 record and a share of the ACC regular season title after starting the year 2-4 and falling out of the rankings. Under Danowski s expertise, the Blue Devils righted the ship and won 14 of its final 15 games of the season. The longtime head coach also became the first coach to lead his team to seven consecutive championship weekend appearances in his first seven seasons at the helm after Duke upended Notre Dame, Duke landed seven players on the USILA All- America squads with Brendan Fowler and David Lawson leading the way with first team honors. Fowler also garnered the ACC Defensive Player of Danowski Coaching File Coaching History Duke University Head Coach 2007-present Record at Duke Hofstra University Head Coach Record at Hofstra Long Island University-C.W. Post Head Coach Record at LIU Playing History Rutgers University Four-year letterwinner NCAA Tournament Ranks 2nd all-time in assists (120) and 8th in points (177) Coaching Honors 2013 IMLCA Division I National Coach of the Year 2013 NCAA Champions 2010 NCAA Champions 2010 USILA Division I National Coach of the Year 1993 NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year Twelve Conference Championships ACC (2007, 08, 09, 12) CAA (2006) America East (1997, 98, 2000) North Atlantic Conference (1995, 96) East Coast Conference (1988, 89) Seven Conference Coach of the Year Awards ACC Coach of the Year (2007, 11, 12) CAA Coach of the Year (2002, 06) North Atlantic Conference (1995, 96) Two Tewaaraton Trophy Award recipients Matt Danowski (2007) Ned Crotty (2010) Seventy-EightAll-America Honors 34 with Hofstra - 44 with Duke Fourteen Conference MVPs Nine at Hofstra, Five at Duke 112 All-Conference Selections 90 at Hofstra, 22 at Duke 7 the Year award after leading the ACC in faceoffs and ground balls, while Lawson and Jordan Wolf joined him on the All-ACC squad. It marked the second straight season Duke had won the Defensive Player of the Year honor. After starting the year 2-4 and with reigning NCAA Champion Loyola and perennial power North Carolina on the horizon, the Blue Devils won nine straight to move back into the top 20. The win streak was stopped by a hot North Carolina team in the ACC Tournament semifinal, but Duke caught fire again in winning the season s final five games of the year. The NCAA Tournament started with a thrilling double overtime win over 2012 NCAA Champion Loyola. Duke followed that with the one-goal win over the Fighting Irish to advance to Philadelphia for a chance to take home the ultimate prize. Against Cornell in the semifinals, the Blue Devils opened a big lead in the third quarter and held off a furious comeback by the Big Red for the win. Duke found itself playing on Memorial Day for the third time under Danowski against top-seeded Syracuse. After getting off to a slow start against the Orange, Fowler took over at the faceoff X in winning 13 straight draws to spark a 13-2 run that put Duke ahead Fowler won 20-of-28 faceoffs overall and was named to NCAA Championship s Most Outstanding Player. Wolf, Jake Tripucka and Lawson joined Fowler on the All-Tournament Team. Danowski s efforts were recognized nationally as he was picked as one of five nominees for the 2013 ESPY Coach of the Year. Duke s 111 wins since 2007 are the most by any program in that span. In addition, Danowski is just one of five active coaches to have won at least two NCAA titles in his career. The 2012 campaign was a memorable one for many reasons. The year saw Duke capture its fourth ACC Tournament title in six years, advance to the NCAA semifinal for the sixth consecutive season and Danowski win his third ACC Coach of the Year honor. The Blue Devils finished the season with a 15-5 record and earned both the ACC regular season and tournament crowns. Despite starting the season 3-3,

10 Duke went 10-1 in the months of March and April to enter the NCAA Tournament as the No. 3 seed. Duke upended perennial power Syracuse in the opening round before cruising past Colgate in the quarterfinal to earn a berth in the NCAA semifinals for the ninth time in program history and making Danowski just the second NCAA Division I men s lacrosse coach in history to advance to championship weekend in each his first six seasons at the helm of a program. The individual accolades flowed in for the Blue Devils as well in 2012 as CJ Costabile captured a myriad of ACC and national awards. The long stick midfielder was named the ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Year, captured the Lt. j.g. Donald MacLaughlin Jr. Award as the nation s top midfielder and became Duke s first winner of the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award. Senior Robert Rotanz etched his name in the Duke records book, becoming the first midfielder in program history to register 40 goals en route to earning USILA All-America first team honors. In addition, Jordan Wolf joined Costabile and Rotanz on the All-ACC team to become the first Duke player to garner All-ACC honors in his first two seasons. Overall, Duke landed five players on the All- America squads, while Costabile and Rotanz both earned Scholar All-America recognition. Always excelling in the classroom, Duke led the ACC once again with 14 All-ACC Academic selections. Under the keen eye of Danowski in 2011, the Blue Devils advanced to their fifth straight and seventh overall national semifinals and finished with a 14-6 overall record. Duke captured the ACC regular season title, going 3-0, which included a win over future NCAA Champion Virginia. The Blue Devils defeated Notre Dame, 7-5, to move into the NCAA Semifinal against Maryland. He was named the ACC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career after capturing the regular season crown. Danowski mentored two All- ACC selections in Costabile and Jordan Wolf, while six Blue Devils captured All-America recognition. Justin Turri earned second team honors and Costabile, Zach Howell and Tom Montelli garnered third team accolades. Wolf and Robert Rotanz both brought in honorable mention nods. Off the field, Duke once again was the leader in the ACC. The Blue Devils led all squads with 14 players on the All-ACC Academic Team. Overall 27 players were named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll, nearly twice as many as the next closest ACC men s lacrosse program. Howell and Montelli both were selected as USILA Scholar All-Americans, marking the fifth straight year Duke has had at least one recipient of the award. In 2010, Danowski and the Blue Devils etched their names in the NCAA record book when they captured the program s first NCAA Championship with a 6-5 overtime victory over Notre Dame. With the departure of many top players, Duke followed 2010 with a thrilling 2011 season. The preseason No. 1 pick in 2010, Duke finished with a 16-4 overall record, winning 14 of its final 15 games. Under Danowski s leadership in the NCAA Tournament, the Blue Devils outscored their opponents and outlasted both Virginia and Notre Dame in heart-stopping one-goal victories on championship weekend. Much as he had done the previous three seasons, Danowski masterfully guided the 2010 squad through the ups and downs of a season and tutored some of the top players in Division I lacrosse. Under his watchful eye, senior attackman Ned Crotty cemented himself as one of the top Blue Devil players in program history en route to winning the 2010 Tewaaraton Trophy, the top prize in college lacrosse, and being selected No. 1 in the Major League Lacrosse draft. In all, Danowski coached five All-America selections in 2010 with Crotty taking home first team honors for the second straight seasons. The Blue Devils landed three players on the All-ACC squad and five on the NCAA All-Tournament Team under the longtime coach s tutelage. In the annual Major League Lacrosse draft, Duke set a benchmark with three players going among the top four picks as Crotty went No. 1, Max Quinzani at No. 3 and Parker McKee in the No. 4 spot. Arguably, one of Danowski s best coaching performances came in the 2009 season after the departure of the NCAA leading scoring duo of Matt Danowski and Zack Greer. The Blue Devils surprised some as they ran their way to a 15-4 record, an ACC title and a bid to the NCAA Semifinals. Under the guidance of Danowski, Crotty introduced himself as one of the top attackers in the country as he garnered the USILA s Attackman of the Year award as well as the ACC Player of the Year honor. NCAA Winningest Coaches Winning Percentage (ACTIVE) Coach, School W L Pct. 1. John Desko, Syracuse Bill Tierney, Denver Dom Starsia, Virginia Dave Pietramala, J. Hopkins Jeff Tambroni, Penn State Mike Pressler, Bryant John Danowski, Duke Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame Scott Nelson, Binghamton Seth Tierney, Hofstra Wins (ACTIVE) Coach, School W L 1. Dom Starsia, Virginia John Danowski, Duke Bill Tierney, Denver Bob Shillinglaw, Delaware Mike Pressler, Bryant Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame Scott Nelson, Binghamton Don Zimmerman, UMBC John Desko, Syracuse Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins Winningest Coaches All-Time (By Wins) Coach, School Yrs. W L 1. *Dom Starsia David Urick *John Danowski Jack Emmer *Bill Tierney *Bob Shillinglaw *Mike Pressler Dick Garber Glenn Thiel Roy Simmons * Active coach 8 Danowski mentored five All-Americas, two All-ACC honorees as well as the USILA s pick for attackman of the year in The squad was also highly successful in the classroom as 12 players earned a place on the All-ACC Academic Team. Twenty-eight players overall achieved a 3.0 grade point average for the academic year to lead all ACC lacrosse programs and Max Quinzani picked up his second career ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America award. In 2008, he guided the team to an 18-2 overall record, the ACC regular season and tournament championships and the squad s second consecutive appearance in the national semifinals. He coached nine All-Americas, including three first-team honorees, the USILA Player of the Year as well as the USILA s picks for attackman and defenseman of the year. The Blue Devils achieved an equal amount of success in the classroom under Danowski s watch as 15 players earned a spot on the ACC All-Academic Team and Quinzani collected ESPN The Magazine/ CoSIDA Academic All-America honors. Duke also garnered the ACC Sportsmanship award during the 2008 season. In his first year at the helm of the Blue Devil program, Danowski guided Duke to the finest season in school history. The Blue Devils went 17-3, captured both the ACC and regular season championships, earned the program s first number one seed in the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the national title game. For his efforts, he was named the ACC Coach of the Year as well as the Person of the Year by US Lacrosse. The 2007 campaign yielded four first team All-America honorees while attackman Matt Danowski was the consensus national player of the year. A veteran coach entering his 25th season as a collegiate head coach in 2007, Danowski spent 21 campaigns ( ) at Hofstra, compiling an overall record of (.609) with eight conference championships, eight NCAA Tournament bids and 17 final national rankings among the top 20 teams in the nation. Danowski s impact on the Duke program was immediate as the Blue Devils posted a cumulative grade point average of 3.45 in his first semester at the helm. In addition, the team provided over 500 hours of community service during the semester, continuing Danowski s philosophy of college studentathletes taking advantage of the full experience. The 2006 season marked Danowski s best in a successful tenure at Hofstra as the Pride matched an NCAA single-season record with 17 victories against just two defeats. In addition, Danowski s squad captured the Colonial Athletic Association championship, finished the regular season ranked number two in the national poll and advanced to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals. The 17 wins and.895 winning percentage also set Hofstra singleseason team records. Danowski guided the Pride to East Coast Conference crowns in 1988 and 1989, and he was honored as the NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year in 1993 after leading Hofstra to the national tournament for the first time since The 1995 and 1996 seasons yielded North Atlantic Conference titles for Hofstra, and Danowski then led the Pride to America East Conference championships in 1997, 1998 and Having directed the Pride to a record of in

11 regular season conference games with nine league MVPs and 90 all-conference picks, Danowski is the only lacrosse coach in Hofstra history to win an NCAA Tournament game (4-8 record), including a 2001 first round contest in which the Pride rallied from an 11-7 deficit with seven goals in the fourth quarter against Virginia en route to a overtime win over the Cavaliers. Hofstra s first tourney win was in come-from-behind fashion as well as the Pride outscored Massachusetts 6-3 in the second half for a 9-8 victory in The Danowski Era at Hofstra produced 34 USILA All-America selections including first team choices Brian Spallina (2000), Doug Shanahan (2001), Nicky Polanco (2002), Brett Moyer (2006) and Chris Unterstein (2006). In addition, Shanahan was the recipient of the Tewaraaton Trophy as the nation s top player in As well, Hofstra has sent 30 players to the annual North-South All-Star Game since 1986, with Shanahan (2001) and Moyer (2006) earning game MVP honors. Former Hofstra standout Blake Miller, a member of the 1998 United States squad that captured the world title and the 2004 MLL Offensive Player of the Year, Polanco and Shanahan are currently playing for the United States squad at the International Lacrosse Federation World Championships in Ontario, Canada. Polanco is a twotime MLL Defensive Player of the Year (2004 & 2005) while Shanahan was the MVP of the 2002 ILF World Championships in Perth, Australia. Prior to his stint at Hofstra, Danowski spent three seasons as the head coach at Long Island University-C.W. Post, helping the Pioneers to a (.628) ledger from He received his start in coaching in 1982 as an assistant coach at LIU-C.W. Post in With four conference coach of the year awards to his credit, Danowski was inducted into the Long Island Lacrosse Hall of Fame in He is a three-time winner of the Joseph Frenchy Julien Sportsmanship Award (1988, 1989 & 1994) presented by the Metropolitan New York Officials Association and received the James Adams Sportsmanship Award from the National Intercollegiate Lacrosse Officials Association in A 1976 graduate of Rutgers University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental science/education, Danowski was a four-year letterman in lacrosse and continues to hold several Scarlet Knight records. He established school single-game records for assists (13 vs. Penn State, 1973) and total points (14 vs. Penn State, 1974) and a single-season standard for assists with 54 in He currently ranks second on Rutgers all-time list for assists (120) and is eighth in total points (177). Danowski, who helped the Scarlet Knights to NCAA Tournament appearances in 1973 and 1974, was a three-time recipient of the program s Sasser Award, an honor presented annually to the team s leader in assists. Born March 12, 1954 in Bronxville, N.Y., Danowski went on to earn a master s degree in counseling/college student development from LIU- C.W. Post in Danowski s father, Ed, was an All-America halfback on the gridiron at Fordham in 1932 and 1933 who later starred for the New York Giants in the National Football League. The elder Danowski led the NFL in passing in 1935 and 1938, earning All- NFL honors in both of those seasons, and guided the Giants to league championships in 1934 and He later served as the head football coach at his alma mater from Danowski and his wife, Patricia, have two children, Kate, a former lacrosse letterwinner and 2005 graduate of Quinnipiac University, and Matt, a 2008 Duke graduate, former captain of and current assistant coach of the lacrosse program. 9

12 Danowski Year-by-Year History Year School Record Achievements 1983 LIU-C.W. Post LIU-C.W. Post LIU-C.W. Post 12-3 Ranked as high as No. 4 nationally Final national ranking: Hofstra Hofstra Hofstra 12-3 East Coast Conference champions Career Win No. 50: Hofstra 7, Princeton 3 (May 14, 1988) Final national ranking: Hofstra 11-4 East Coast Conference champions Final national ranking: Hofstra 9-5 North-South All-Star Game assistant coach Final national ranking: Hofstra 7-7 Final national ranking: Hofstra Hofstra 10-6 NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year NCAA Tournament (Quarterfinals) Final national ranking: Hofstra 6-7 Final national ranking: Hofstra 9-5 North Atlantic Conference champions North Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year Career Win No. 100: Hofstra 11, Vermont 10 (March 25, 1995) Final national ranking: Hofstra 9-5 North Atlantic Conference champions NCAA Tournament (1st Round) North Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year Final national ranking: Hofstra 9-6 America East champions NCAA Tournament (1st Round) Final national ranking: Hofstra 10-4 America East champions Final national ranking: Hofstra 13-3 NCAA Tournament (Quarterfinals) Set school record with 13 consecutive wins Final national ranking: Hofstra 11-5 America East champions NCAA Tournament (1st Round) Career Win No. 150: Hofstra 21, Air Force 4 (March 27, 2000) Final national ranking: Hofstra 10-7 NCAA Tournament (Quarterfinals) Three wins over top-10 opponents Final national ranking: Hofstra 11-3 Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year Closed season with 9 consecutive wins Final national ranking: Hofstra 11-6 NCAA Tournament (1st Round) Final national ranking: Hofstra Hofstra 8-8 Career Win No. 200: Hofstra 11, Drexel 5 (April 15, 2005) Final national ranking: Hofstra 17-2 Colonial Athletic Association champions Matched NCAA single-season record with 17 wins NCAA Tournament (Quarterfinals) Set school records for wins (17) & winning percentage (.895) Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year Final national ranking: Duke 17-3 Atlantic Coast Conference champions 10

13 Matched NCAA single-season record with 17 wins NCAA Tournament (Finalist) NCAA-high nine wins over opponents ranked in the top 10 Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year Final national ranking: Duke 18-2 Atlantic Coast Conference champions NCAA single-season record 18 wins NCAA Tournament Semifinalist No. 1 ranking for seven weeks during the season Defeated 11 ranked opponents and five in the top 10 USILA National Player of the Year USILA Turnbull & Schmeisser Awards ACC Spring Sportsmanship Award Final national ranking: Duke 15-4 Atlantic Coast Conference champions NCAA Tournament Semifinalist Defeated 10 ranked opponents and three in the top 10 USILA Turnbull Award Final national ranking: Duke 16-4 NCAA Champion Tewaaraton Trophy USILA Division I Coach of the Year Defeated seven ranked opponents and four in the top 10 Final national ranking: 1 Major League Lacrosse Picks No. 1, No. 3, No Duke 14-6 NCAA Semifinalist ACC Coach of the Year ACC Regular Season Champions Defeated seven ranked opponents and six in the top 10 Final national ranking: Duke 15-5 NCAA Semifinalist ACC Coach of the Year ACC Regular Season Champions ACC Tournament Champions Defeated eight ranked opponents Final national ranking: Duke 16-5 NCAA Champion IMLCA Division I Coach of the Year ACC Co-Regular Season Champions Defeated seven ranked opponents Final national ranking: 1 John Danowski Benchmark Victories No. Date Opponent Score C.W. Post defeated Southampton C.W. Post defeated St. John s May 14, 1988 Hofstra defeated Princeton April 23, 1991 Hofstra defeated Drexel March 25, 1995 Hofstra defeated Vermont March 7, 1998 Hofstra defeated No. 20 Delaware March 27, 2000 Hofstra defeated Air Force April 6, 2002 Hofstra defeated No. 14 Towson April 15, 2005 Hofstra defeated Drexel March 24, 2007 Duke defeated Georgetown April 25, 2008 Duke defeated North Carolina March 27, 2010 Duke defeated Georgetown Februrary 11, 2012 Duke defeated Rutgers April, 20, 2013 Duke defeated Rutgers ACC Tournament 11

14 RON CAPUTO Assistant Coach 7th Season Scranton 91 Ron Caputo is in his seventh season as a member of the Duke lacrosse coaching staff. A great teacher of the game, Caputo works closely with the midfield and faceoff specialists. In his six seasons with the Blue Devils, Duke has posted a record, captured three ACC titles and advanced to the NCAA Semifinals six times and ultimately won the 2010 and 2013 national championships. Duke has ranked among the top 11 in scoring offense in each of the past six campaigns and was among the top six in five of those. Working closely with the faceoff specialists and the midfield, Duke has won 56.0 percent ( ) of its restarts over the past five seasons, including an impressive 62.5 percent in Under Caputo s watchful eye, Duke has had great success at the X with All-Americans CJ Costabile and Brendan Fowler. In 2012, Caputo helped mentor Costabile and Fowler to above.500 faceoff percentages as they finished with.526 and.604 win percentages at the X, respectively. In 2013, Fowler took it one step further as he established a NCAA single season record for faceoffs won with 339. He picked up the ACC Defensive Player of the Year honor as well as being named the NCAA Championship Most Outstanding player after winning 20-of-28 faceoffs in the title game. Perhaps even more impressive in 2013 was the play of Duke s midfield. The Blue Devils two midfield lines combined for 223 of Duke s 464 points and 132 of the 295 goals in Senior David Lawson flourished in his final season, earning All-ACC and first team All-American, while Jake Tripucka and Josh Offit also both garnered All-American accolades. This past season Duke ranked third in scoring offense with goals per game and had six midfielders with at least 20 points on the year. Lawson led the way with 36 goals, while Tripucka was second on the team with 25 assists. Offit finished with a career-high 48 points and rookies Myles Jones and Deemer Class had 21 and 20, respectively. In 2012 with Caputo guiding the group again, midfielder Robert Rotanz had a record-setting season, registering 40 goals and earning USILA All- America first team honors. His 40 tallies are the most by a Duke midfielder in program history. In addition, Justin Turri earned USILA All-America honorable mention honors after netting 19 goals and 32 points overall. Coming off the national championship in 2010 and returning just 48 percent of its scoring, Duke finished 2011 ranked sixth in scoring offense with 12.2 goals per game and had three midfielders with at least 25 points on the year. Turri earned USILA All-America second team honors, while Rotanz captured an honorable mention nod. In 2010, the Blue Devils won 54.5 percent of their restarts to rank 13th nationally, while senior Sam Payton was 14th individually. Offensively, Duke ranked second in scoring offense with goals per game. The Blue Devils also ranked second in assists per game (8.35) and points per game (21.8) under Caputo s watch. In Caputo s inaugural season with the Blue Devils, Duke led the nation in scoring offense with 15.2 goals per game. The squad won an NCAA record 18 games and advanced to the NCAA Semifinals for the second consecutive season under his assistance as the Blue Devils featured the top two individual scorers in NCAA history in Matt Danowski and Zack Greer. Prior to his arrival at Duke, Caputo spent four seasons ( ) on the Hofstra University men s lacrosse staff as an assistant coach. He joined the Pride in 2004 as a volunteer assistant coach for current Blue Devil head coach John Danowski, who served as the head coach at Hofstra from , as the Pride compiled an overall record of and a 14-9 mark in Colonial Athletic Conference play, during his tenure. In 2006, Caputo worked alongside Danowski to help lead Hofstra to an overall record of 17-2, a mark that included a perfect 6-0 mark versus CAA opponents, and a final national ranking of No. 2. The Pride won the CAA Championship and reached the NCAA Quarterfinals, while setting a school record for wins and winning percentage (.895). Before his stint at Hofstra, Caputo served as a varsity assistant lacrosse coach from at Syosset (N.Y.) High School, where he coached Blue Devil teammates and brothers Dan and Chris Loftus. A 1991 graduate of the University of Scranton, Caputo led Syosset to three county semifinal appearances and one Nassau County Championship game berth. Caputo is married to the former Randi Heller of Farmingdale, N.Y., and the couple has four children, Samantha, Owen, Jake and Jayme. The family resides in Holly Springs, N.C. 12

15 MATT DANOWSKI Assistant Coach 2nd Season Duke 07 Former Duke standout Matt Danowski joined the men s lacrosse staff as an assistant coach in July Danowski works closely with the Duke offense. In his first season at the helm, Duke s offense flourished, ranking third nationally with points per game. Under Danowski s tutelage, Jordan Wolf excelled on attack with a career-best 57 goals and 85 points to rank fifth at Duke in single-season goals and sixth in single-season points. Overall, Duke s attacking trio of Wolf, Josh Dionne and Case Matheis were three of the team s top four scorers and combined for 187 points, 40 percent of the Blue Devils total. Both Wolf and Dionne were among the top four goal scorers in the ACC. Danowski, the NCAA all-time leading scorer and the son of the Duke head coach, joined the staff after a stellar career in which he led the Blue Devils to three NCAA semifinal berths, two national runner-up finishes, two ACC Tournament Championships and a overall record. The 2007 consensus National Player of the Year as the recipient of both the Tewaaraton Trophy and the USILA Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award, Danowski finished his career with a NCAA record 353 points from 170 goals and 183 assists. Peppered throughout the ACC and NCAA records books, Danowski collected nearly every award possible during his illustrious collegiate career. He was a three-time USILA first team All-American, three-time Tewaaraton Trophy finalist and three-time ACC Player of the Year selection and is one of just two players in NCAA history to score 90-plus points in multiple seasons. In addition, he twice won the USILA Lt. Col. J.I. Turnbull Award as the nation s top attackman and is one of three players in ACC history to earn the ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Player of the Year accolades during his career. Danowski began his career with the Blue Devils in 2004, leading Duke in scoring with 42 points en route to being named the ACC Rookie of the Year and an honorable mention All-American. As a sophomore, the Farmingdale, N.Y., native led the program to new heights as the Blue Devils compiled a 17-3 record, won the ACC regular season title and advanced to the NCAA title game. He earned the first of his two USILA National Attackman of the Year awards after amassing a then Duke single-season record 92 points. In 2007, behind Danowski s 96 points, Duke again advanced to the national title game and finished with a 17-3 overall record. After leading the nation in points with 96, he was voted the consensus national player of the year and a first team All-American. He closed out his career in 2008 by pacing the nation in points with an ACC and Duke single-season record 97. The Blue Devils captured their second consecutive ACC Tournament crown on their way to a program-record 18 wins and a second consecutive berth in the NCAA semifinals. After graduation, Danowski was selected second overall in the 2008 Major League Lacrosse draft. He is a four-time MLL All-Star and was named to the All-MLL team in 2010 and He currently plays for the expansion Charlotte Hounds of the MLL and was named to the All-MLL squad after a stellar season in which he led the Hounds to the MLL Championship game. Danowski, a history major, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2007 and completed his master s degree in liberal studies in

16 BEN DeLUCA volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season Cornell 98 Ben DeLuca joined the Duke men s lacrosse coaching staff as a volunteer assistant in February DeLuca joins the Blue Devils after three seasons as the Cornell University men s lacrosse head coach. A former player and coach at Cornell, DeLuca will work closely with Duke s defensive unit in At Cornell, the native of Rochester, N.Y., led the Big Red to an overall record of 37-11, a 16-2 mark in Ivy League play and ultimately two conference titles. He guided Cornell to two NCAA Tournament appearances and to championship weekend in 2013 where it fell to the Blue Devils in the semifinals. Over the years at Cornell, DeLuca s players have earned nine first-team All-Ivy honors, 19 total all-league selections, including two Ivy League Player of the Year awards and one Rookie of the Year selection. He has also helped his players earn a combined 12 All-America honors, including attackman Rob Pannell 13, who was a four-time All-America selection. Under DeLuca s tutelage, Pannell became the first-ever Big Red player, and just the fifth in the history of the award, to be named the USILA s Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award as the Outstanding Men s Lacrosse Player in Division I. Pannell also won the 2013 Tewaaraton Trophy, becoming the second Cornell player to earn that distinction. In addition, Cornell s players were equally successful in the classroom under DeLuca with five earning USILA Scholar All-America awards. This past season was DeLuca best as the Big Red rose as high as No. 2 in the national rankings, went undefeated in Ivy League play, and advanced to the NCAA semifinals before falling to Duke. The team posted a 14-4 record overall, losing three games by a single goal. DeLuca helped Pannell to become the NCAA Division I all-time career points leader (354) as six Big Red players were named All-Americans. Pannell then punctuated his epic career by winning the Tewaaraton Trophy, as Cornell became one of just four schools to boast multiple Tewaaraton Trophy winners (Duke, Syracuse, Virginia). The Big Red finished the year ranked first in the country in scoring margin (5.5) and second overall in scoring offense (14.56 gpg). Cornell also ranked among the nation s best in points per game (second 22.28), caused turnovers per game (fourth 9.94), assists per game (fourth 7.72), ground balls per game (fifth 37.11), man-down defense (7th.750), scoring defense (15th 9.06 gpg.), and face-off winning percentage (16th.551), In total, DeLuca spent 17 years at Cornell, including four years as a player for the Big Red before serving as an assistant coach for two seasons. A brief two-year hiatus took DeLuca away from Ithaca and into the business world, but he returned prior to the 2002 season and he was promoted to the top assistant position under Jeff Tambroni in the summer of He became the first Mario St. George Boiardi Assistant Coach of Men s Lacrosse the following year and was promoted to associate head coach following the 2007 season. A four-year letterwinner on defense for the Big Red, DeLuca donned the Carnelian Red and White for three years under legendary coach Richie Moran, before becoming a captain his senior year under former head coach Dave Pietramala. He was voted the team s outstanding senior athlete for his leadership and dedication on and off the field. DeLuca earned a Bachelor of Science degree in nutritional sciences and biochemistry in A native of Rochester, N.Y., DeLuca is married to the former Laurie Totorelli, a former All-American goalie for the women s lacrosse team at the University of Delaware. They have two daughters, Elizabeth and Anne. 14

17 JOE FERRARO Athletic Trainer 19th Season Guilford College 93 Joe Ferraro, a member of the Duke Athletic Department for 18 years, serves as the athletic trainer for the Blue Devil men s lacrosse program. A native of Cockeysville, Md., Ferraro handles the health care for Duke s men s lacrosse, men and women s swimming and diving, and men and women s golf. He joined the Duke Athletic Training Staff in the fall of 1995 after serving as the Acting Head Athletic Trainer at Guilford College in the spring of Ferraro earned a bachelor of science degree in justice & policy studies from Guilford College in 1993, and went on to earn a master of science degree in injury prevention & management from Springfield College in Carl Christensen Sports Performance Chadron State College 03 Jay Bissette Equipment Coordinator East Carolina 07 Carl Christensen joined the Duke strength and conditioning staff in January of He came to Duke after spending nearly three years as the Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning at Missouri State. At Duke, Christensen is specifically responsible for the design, implementation, and evaluation of the strength and conditioning programs for the men and women s swimming and diving, women s rowing, men s lacrosse and men s and women s golf programs. Prior to arriving at Missouri State, Christensen held a similar position at the University of Arkansas. He worked with the Razorbacks softball, soccer, tennis, and swimming teams. Christensen served as a graduate assistant at University of Wyoming where he worked closely with the swimming and diving and golf teams and assisted with various other squads. A 2003 graduate of Chadron State College in Chadron, Neb., Christensen was a two-year letterwinner for the Eagles football squad. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2003 and went on to get his master s from the University of Wyoming. He is certified by the NSCA and USAW organizations. Jay Bissette enters his fourth season as the equipment coordinator for the men s lacrosse team. Bissette spent the 2007 season as an intern in the Duke football equipment office and has been the Head Equipment Manager for Duke s West Campus since A native of Wilson, N.C., Bissette earned a degree in management of recreation facilities and services from East Carolina in He worked as a student manager in the equipment room at East Carolina for four years and was the head student manager for the 2006 season. 15

18 Jeff Howser Speed & Agility Coach Duke 71 13th Season Meredith Rieder Assistant Sports Information Director Denison 02 Sixth Season Former ACC champion and All-America Jeff Howser is in his 11th season as Duke s speed and conditioning coach. A 1971 graduate of Duke, Howser was a six-time ACC champion. Howser was named as one of the ACC s top 50 track athletes of all-time in He went on to earn a bronze medal at the 1969 World Championships in the 110-meter high hurdles and was an alternate on the 1968 U.S. Olympic Team. Howser ran on the international level from , was a four-time U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier and two-time U.S. Olympic Trials finalist. Howser served previous track and field assistant coaching stints at Florida ( ), N.C. State ( ), Duke ( & ) and North Carolina ( ). Meredith Rieder joined the Duke staff in August of 2008 and serves as an Assistant Director of Sports Information. Her primary responsibilities include handling media relations for the men s soccer, wrestling, women s tennis and men s lacrosse programs. Rieder came to Duke after serving as an Athletic Communications Assistant at Colgate University for three years. A native of Columbus, Ohio, she handled the day-to-day media relations duties for the volleyball, women s basketball, men s lacrosse and men and women s track and cross country teams at Colgate. She also served as the Assistant Director of Athletic Communications for three years at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y. Rieder graduated cum laude from Denison University in 2002 with a degree in communication and French. A four-year member of the women s soccer team at Denison, she was a four-time all-region selection and earned All-America honors as a senior. She helped guide the Big Red to four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Rieder is a current member of the CoSIDA Academic All-America committee. Khary McGhee Academic Coordinator Rutgers 97 Fourth Season Erin Stephenson Administrative Assistant Hartwick 04 Seventh Season Khary McGhee joined the Duke staff in August of 2010 and serves as an academic coordinator in the Academic department. McGhee came to Duke after serving one year as a Compliance Officer at UNC-Pembroke. He previously worked 11 years as a sports journalist. A native of Pennsauken, N.J., McGhee graduated from Rutgers University in 1997 and later earned a master s degree in physical education from UNC-Pembroke. Erin Stephenson joined the Duke athletics staff in October of 2007 and serves as an Administrative Assistant for the Blue Devil men s lacrosse program. A native of Maine, N.Y., Stephenson played both field hockey and lacrosse at Hartwick College before graduating in 2004 with a bachelor of arts degree in history. She went on to earn a master s degree in the same discipline from UNC Greensboro in Stephenson resides in Chapel Hill with her husband Jonathan and daughter Cora. 16

19 players Luke Aaron 16 Casey Carroll Deemer Class Chris Coady 20 Chad Cohan 21 Dax Cohan 22 Seamus Connelly 23 Brian Dailey Josh Dionne Luke Duprey Brendan Fowler Justin George 32 Will Haus Will Hendrickson 35 Chris Hipps Jamie Ikeda 38 Myles Jones Kyle Keenan Morgan Kirby 42 Joe Kruy 43 Henry Lobb Case Matheis Reid Maxmin 47 Charlie Payton Rowland Pettit 50 Greg Rhodes 51 Jack Rowe 52 Ben Scharf 53 Tanner Scott John Shaffer 56 Kyle Turri Christian Walsh Jordan Wolf Calder Alfano 65 Jack Bruckner 65 Brian Dunne 65 Danny Fowler 66 Teddy Henderson 66 Ethan Powley 66 Alex Prezioso 67 Tripp Transou 67 Garrett Van de Ven 67 Ian Yanulis 68 Thomas Zenker 68 17

20 Duke Men s LacroSSE 2013 MEDIA GUIDE 2 - LUKE AARON Sophomore G Great Falls, Va. (Deerfield Academy) Career Statistics GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Sho GB TO CT Pen-Min : Career Highs Saves: 7, vs. Mercer (2/17/13) Goals Allowed: 4, at North Carolina (4/26/13) Minutes Played: 19:02 vs. Marquette (5/5/13) Ground Balls: 1, vs. Marquette (5/5/13) 2013: Saw action in 10 games in goal Played a career-high 19 minutes between the pipes in the win over Marquette (5/5)... Made a career-high seven saves versus Mercer (2/17) Stopped two shots in the final minute of action in the NCAA Championship game versus Syracuse (5/27) Recorded at least one save in eight of his 10 outings Allowed 14 goals for an goals against average Compiled 19 saves for a.576 save percentage ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A four-year letterwinner at Deerfield Academy... Tabbed as the No. 29 overall recruit by Inside Lacrosse and the No. 3 goalie prospect by the publication... Led Deerfield Academy to a 60-4 record during his career, including a perfect 15-0 mark his junior campaign... A 2012 Under Armour All-American... Had one assist and a 5.15 goals against average for Deerfield his senior season... Team finished 14-2 in 2012 behind his goaltending... Team captain... member of GotSkillz Lacrosse Club... Also played football and ice hockey. Personal: Son of Blaine and Mary Aaron... Has one brother, Sean... Brother played lacrosse at Union College and was a three-time All-American and earned the Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award as Division III top goaltender... Born January 26, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Sho Faced GB TO CT Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE : /17/13 MERCER : /2/13 MARYLAND : /18/13 MARIST : /23/13 GEORGETOWN : /5/13 HIGH POINT : /20/13 at Rutgers : /26/13 at North Carolina : /5/13 at Marquette : /27/13 vs. Syracuse : Totals :

21 37 - CASEY CARROLL Redshirt Senior D Baldwin, N.Y. (Baldwin) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Johns Hopkins (4/7/07) Assists: 1, twice, last vs. Army (4/23/05) Points: 1, four times, last vs. Johns Hopkins (4/7/07) Ground Balls: 8, vs. Georgetown (3/26/05) Missed the 2013 season after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in January... Received a medical waiver from the NCAA to complete his final season of eligibility in Returned to Duke after spending in the 3rd BN 75th Ranger Regiment of the US Army... pursuing a master s degree at Duke s Fuqua School of Business... was a first-team All-American in 2007 and is a two-time All-America selection in his previous seasons with the Blue Devils. 2013: Missed the season due to injury 2007: Started all 20 games on defense... A USILA first team All-America choice... Earned All-ACC recognition... Named to the All-ACC Tournament Team after helping Duke to ACC title... Ranked second on the team with 68 ground balls... Netted a goal in 11-9 win over No. 9 Johns Hopkins (4/7)... Also scooped up a seasonhigh seven ground balls against the Blue Jays... Collected seven ground balls in regular season wins over Virginia (4/14) and North Carolina (3/17)... Picked up four ground balls in win over Dartmouth (2/24) to start the 2007 campaign... Had six ground balls against Providence (5/12) in NCAA Tournament first round and North Carolina (4/17) in the ACC Tournament... Registered four ground balls and two caused turnovers in NCAA Championship game against Johns Hopkins (5/28). 2006: Played in the first four games of the year before suffering season-ending knee injury during a practice session on March 6... Underwent successful surgery on April Registered nine ground balls including a season-high five versus Villanova (2/25). 2005: USILA Honorable Mention All-America selection... Played in 19 games, earning 17 starting assignments... Missed the Vermont game (3/21)... Played a key role in Duke ranking first in the ACC and third nationally in team defense by allowing 6.95 goals per game an improvement of 2.75 goals per game from the 2004 campaign... Ranked second on the team with 69 ground balls including a career-high 11 against Army (4/23)... Added an assist in the triumph over the Black Knights... Finished fourth in the ACC in ground balls per game (3.63)... Scored the first goal of his career in the NCAA quarterfinal victory over Cornell (5/22)... Scooped up eight ground balls in Duke s 12-3 win at Georgetown (3/26). 2004: Played in all 13 games... Secured 19 ground balls... Lone assist of the year came against VMI (3/2)... Carded a season-high five ground balls against UMBC (2/28). PREP: Four-year letterman at Baldwin High School... All-county and All-America selection... Served as team captain... Member of the Long Island Empire Team... Also an all-county pick in football... Named Baldwin s athlete of the year. PERSONAL: Son of Peter and Eileen Carroll... Married to the former Erin Hathorn... Couple had their first son Casey Patrick Carroll in September 2012 and second son John Aspden Carroll in November Born December 17,

22 2007 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/24/07 DARTMOUTH /25/07 DENVER /02/07 Maryland /06/07 SJU /10/07 Loyola /17/07 North Carolina /20/07 CORNELL /24/07 Georgetown /30/07 DELAWARE /31/07 BELLARMINE /07/07 Johns Hopkins /14/07 VIRGINIA /21/07 ARMY /27/07 NORTH CAROLINA /29/07 VIRGINIA /06/07 AIR FORCE /12/07 PROVIDENCE /20/07 North Carolina /26/07 Cornell /28/07 Johns Hopkins Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/18/06 BUTLER /25/06 VILLANOVA /28/06 BELLARMINE /04/06 MARYLAND Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/19/05 BUTLER /26/05 UMBC /01/05 VMI /05/05 Maryland /08/05 PENN STATE /12/05 LOYOLA /19/05 North Carolina /26/05 Georgetown /29/05 MOUNT ST MARY S /02/05 OHIO STATE /08/05 Johns Hopkins /16/05 VIRGINIA /23/05 Army /29/05 North Carolina /01/05 Maryland /13/05 FAIRFIELD /22/05 Cornell /28/05 Maryland /30/05 Johns Hopkins Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/28/04 UMBC /2/04 VMI /6/04 MARYLAND /13/04 at Loyola /16/04 CANISIUS /20/04 NORTH CAROLINA /27/04 GEORGETOWN /3/04 at Ohio State /10/04 JOHNS HOPKINS /17/04 at Virginia /23/04 vs. Maryland /4/04 DENVER /8/04 at Army Totals

23 10 - DEEMER CLASS Sophomore M Baltimore, Md. (Loyola Blakefield) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 2, twice, last vs. Marquette (5/5/13) Assists: 1, 7 times, last vs. Marquette (5/5/13) Points: 3, vs. Marquette (5/5/13) Ground Balls: 4, vs. Mercer (2/17/13) 2013: Played in all 21 games on Duke s second midfield line Recorded 12 goals and eight assists for 20 points Registered his first career point with an assist in the season-opening loss to Denver (2/9) Tallied his first collegiate goal in 21-9 win over Jacksonville (2/10) Recorded a career-high three points on two goals and two assists in regular-season finale win over Marquette (5/5) Also scored twice in victory at Rutgers (4/20) Notched a point in 14 games Had one goal in NCAA Quarterfinal win over Notre Dame (5/19) Picked up a season-high four ground balls against Mercer (2/16) All-ACC Academic Team ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Jack Crawford at Loyola Blakefield School... Ranked as the No. 10 overall recruit and No. 3 midfielder by Inside Lacrosse... finished his scholastic career with a 57 goals and 68 assists for 125 points... Had a career-high 29 goals and 25 assists in 2011 and scored 22 goals and 31 assists his senior season... A two-time US Lacrosse All-America selection... Voted all-state first team as a junior and senior... Led Loyola Blakefield to MIAA Championship finals in Voted the team s Most Valuable Offensive Player... A finalist for the C Markland Kelly Award... Participated in the Under Armour All-American senior game... Helped lead his club lacrosse team FCA to U-19 Vail Shootout title... Also lettered three seasons in football... Two-time All-MIAA in football. Personal: Son of William Deemer III and Angela Class... Has three sisters, Marisa, Cabrini and Ava... Cousin, Scott Digs, played lacrosse at Duke from Cousin, Tyler Class, plays lacrosse at Guilford and cousin, Chandler, is a member of the Lynchburg lacrosse team... Uncle, Andrew Fava, played baseball at NC State ( )... Born June 24, 1993 in Towson, Md Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/09/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard

24 4/5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals CHRIS COADY Sophomore D Winchester, Mass. (Buckingham Browne & Nichols) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Ground Balls: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Saw the field in eight contests Finished the season with two ground balls, picking one up versus Mercer (2/17) and Marquette (5/5) ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: Played two seasons at St. John s Prep and two seasons at Buckingham Browne and Nichols... Lettered all four seasons... Rated the No. 23 defenseman by Inside Lacrosse and the No. 1 defenseman out of Massachusetts by Bostonlax... Earned all-catholic Conference in both seasons with St. John s Prep... Helped guide St. John s to the 2010 Massachusetts State title... Voted to the All-Independent School League team each of his two campaigns... Also selected to the Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastic teams... Also earned four letters in football at both schools. Personal: Son of Edward and Janice Coady... Has two brothers, Cam and Connor... Born July 28, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /2/13 MARYLAND /16/13 TOWSON /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

25 4 - CHAD COHAN Sophomore A San Francisco, Calif. (Saint Ignatius College Prep) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Ground Balls: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Played in five games ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Chris Packard at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory School... Rated as the No. 39 attackman by Inside Lacrosse... Tallied 82 goals and 53 assists for 135 points in his scholastic career... Had 58 goals and 89 points overall his senior season... Also picked up 42 ground balls in Helped lead Saint Ignatius College Prep to a 21-1 record and a No. 3 West Coast ranking his final campaign... Garnered All-America honors in Also named to the All-America Adrenaline team in Helped guide team to the West Catholic Athletic League titles as a sophomore and senior... Voted to the all-west Coast Athletic League first team... Played for West Coast Starz select team... A two-time member of the West Coast Starz All-Star Team in 2011 as well as the California Gold All-Star squad... Garnered all-star team recognition at both the Gait Cup Tournament and King of the Hill Tournament in Also played for the Alcatraz Outlaws in Personal: Son of Christopher and Angela Cohan... Brother Dax, is a senior on the Duke lacrosse team... Has one sister, Christina... Born April 26, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 3/18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

26 23 - DAX COHAN Senior M San Francisco, Calif. (Saint Ignatius College Prep) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Missed season to injury TOTALS Career Highs Ground Balls: 1, vs. Presbyterian, 4/11/ : Missed season due to injury. 2012: Saw time in two games. 2011: Saw action in four games... Registered one ground ball against Presbyterian (4/11)... Also took a shot against the Blue Hose... ACC Honor Roll selection. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Chris Packard at St. Ignatius Prep Helped guide St. Ignatius to a 61-4 record during his three seasons on the varsity squad earned All-West Catholic Athletic League first team recognition in 2010 Named to the honorable mention list in 2008 and 2009 Helped lead team to top spot in the WCAL championships in 2010 and runner-up in 2008 and 2009 Team ranked 17th nationally in 2008 Compiled 42 goals and 31 assists in his scholastic career Picked up 96 career ground balls in three seasons Won a career-best 59 percent of his restarts and scored 27 goals and 21 assists as a senior Tallied nine goals and six assists and picked up 40 ground balls and won 57 percent of his faceoffs his junior season Was a part of the Alcatraz Outlaws club lacrosse team that won the 2009 King of the Hill Tournament Selected to the all-star team at the Adrenaline Challenge in 2008 and 2009 Helped Fog City Team to 2008 championship at Adrenaline Challenge Earned a spot on the West Coast Starz, an all-star team for the western region Also lettered in football for two seasons Member of the Semper Fi Club. Personal: Son of Christopher and Angela Cohan Younger brother Chad joined him on the Duke lacrosse team in Also has one younger sister, Christina born July 24, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/26/12 JACKSONVILLE /18/12 DARTMOUTH Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12.11 SIENA /13/11 MERCER /20/11 DARTMOUTH /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN Totals

27 12 - SEAMUS CONNELLY Sophomore A Duxbury, Mass. (Duxbury) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Points: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Ground Balls: 1, vs. High Point, 4/5/ : Saw action in six games Registered his first collegiate point with a goal in win over Jacksonville (2/10) Also had a goal at Marquette (5/5) Picked up a ground ball versus High Point ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Chris Sweet at Duxbury High School... Compiled 145 goals and 72 assists for 217 points in his scholastic career... Had a careerhigh 87 points from 60 goals and 27 assists his senior campaign... Helped lead Duxbury to consecutive state titles in 2011 and Had 30 goals and 40 points overall as a sophomore despite missing 15 games to injury... Tallied 35 points as a freshman, helping guide the Dragons to the Massachusetts state title... A twotime All-Patriot League honoree... Was a member of the Laxachusetts Lacrosse Club as well as the GotSkillz Lacrosse Club... Invited to try out for the US Under-19 national team... Also played football and was a starter on two state championship teams. Personal: Son of Michael and Emily Connelly... Father played lacrosse at Cornell... Has two brothers, Tommy and Liam and one sister, Maggie... Born September 1, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

28 21 - BRIAN DAILEY Junior LSM Conestoga, Pa. (Conestoga) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Totals Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Points: 1, twice, last vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Ground Balls: 3, seven times, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Caused Turnovers: 2, at Loyola, 3/10/ : Played all 21 games at longstick midfield Tallied two points on a goal and an assist Picked up 24 ground balls and had six caused turnovers Registered a goal in the win over Jacksonville (2/10) Dished out an assist in win over ACC rival Virginia (4/12) Picked up a season-high three ground balls four times. 2012: Played in 19 games at defensive midfield... Had 20 ground balls to lead all Duke rookies... Registered six caused turnovers... Picked up a season-high three ground balls three times, Penn (2/24), Jacksonville (2/26) and Maryland (5/26)... Registered two caused turnovers at Loyola (3/10)... Tallied his first career goal in come-from-behind win over Marist (4/7). Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Brian Samson at Conestoga High School... Teammate of Duke freshman Tanner Scott at Conestoga... A two-time All-Central League first team pick... Earned All-America honors in 2010 and Voted to the All-EPSLA team his junior and senior seasons... Selected as the 2011 All-Central League Player of the Year and named to the All-Main Line first team in ESPN RISE All-America first team choice as a senior... Also chosen as the Chester County Player of the year and named PhillyLacrosse.com Player of the Year in Registered nine goals and 19 assists for 28 points as a defenseman during his scholastic career... A key part in guiding Conestoga to consecutive PIAA state titles in 2010 and 2011 and a 73-5 overall record in his three seasons... Led Conestoga to 25-1 record his senior season and a No. 3 national ranking... Picked up 259 ground balls in three seasons... Had a career-best 112 ground balls as a junior and 108 as a sophomore... Played in the Under Armour All-America game as a senior... An ESPN RISE Top 40 selection in Also played football and soccer. Personal: Son of Paul and Mimi Dailey... Has two older sisters, Christina and Michelle... Born on July 2, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina * /16/13 TOWSON

29 3/18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals

30 8 - JOSH DIONNE Senior A Merrimack, N.H. (Avon Old Farms) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 5, vs. Virginia, 4/12/13 Assists: 3, vs. Colgate, 5/20/12 Points: 5, twice, last vs. Virginia, 4/12/13 Ground Balls: 5, twice, vs. Marist, 3/18/13 Caused Turnovers: 2, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/ : Started all 21 games at attack USILA All-America honorable mention Ranked second on the team in goals with a career-best 45 and fourth in points (50) Scored a goal in 18 of his 21 outings and had a point in 19 of the 21 contests Registered 15 multiple goal games Tallied a career-high five goals in the win over Virginia (4/12) Posted 10 goals in the NCAA Tournament and five overall on championship weekend Netted two goals against Cornell (5/25) in the NCAA Semifinal Had a hat trick in the NCAA Championship game over Syracuse (5/27) Finished the year with seven hat tricks, including four in the win over Marquette (5/5) Dished out a season-high two assists versus Georgetown (3/23) Also led the team in man-up goals with 10 Picked up five ground balls in victory over Marist (3/18). 2012: Started 19 of 20 games at attack... Ranked fourth on the team in points with 36 goals and seven assists for 43 points... His 36 goals were second most on the team and fifth in the ACC... Led Duke in shooting percentage (.396)... Had at least one goal in 18 contests... Led all attackmen with 41 ground balls... Tallied a hat trick in seven games and had four goals in three of those... Scored a career-high five points (4g, 1a) in win over Dartmouth (3/18)... also had four goals, including the game-winning score, in win over No. 1 Virginia (4/13) and versus Penn (2/24)... Named ACC Offensive Player of the Week following his performance against the Cavaliers... Netted a hat trick, including the game winner, in the ACC Tournament semifinal win over Maryland (4/20)... Voted to the ACC All-Tournament team after helping Duke to the 2012 ACC title... Also netted hat tricks against Maryland (3/3), Harvard (3/12) and North Carolina (3/16)... Handed out a career-high three assists in the NCAA quarterfinal victory over Colgate (5/20)... Picked up a career-high five ground balls in the victory against Jacksonville (2/26)... Had four ground balls in four other games. 2011: Saw the field in all 20 games and started one... Tallied 10 goals and three assists for 13 points... Key member of the man-up offense... Tied for the team lead in extra man goals with six... Had a career-high three goals in win over Mercer (3/13)... Also picked up a career-best three ground balls versus the Bears... Had two man-up goals in ACC win over rival North Carolina (3/17)... Registered a goal and a career-best two assists against Presbyterian (4/11)... Tallied a man-up goal in NCAA Tournament first round against Delaware (5/14)... All-ACC Academic Team choice... ACC Honor Roll selection. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Henry Skip Flanagan at Avon Old Farms Served as a captain as a senior... Selected to the Under Armour All-America team his senior season Named to the all-league team as a sophomore and set freshman and sophomore scoring records at Avon Old Farms Also lettered four years in soccer and hockey Helped guide the soccer team to the New England Championship in soccer in 2008 and served as a captain as a senior Led the Avon Old Farms hockey team as the goaltender to two New England Championships and also served as a captain. Personal: Son of Jason and Kathi Dionne Has one sister, Amanda Born April 13,

31 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /18/12 at Notre Dame /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /20/11 vs. Notre Dame /26/11 at Penn /5/11 MARYLAND /13/11 MERCER /17/11 at North Carolina /11/11 LOYOLA /20/11 DARTMOUTH /26/11 GEORGETOWN /29/11 BROWN /3/11 vs. Syracuse /9/11 vs. Denver /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN /16/11 VIRGINIA /22/11 VIRGINIA /24/11 MARYLAND /30/11 at Jacksonville /14/11 DELAWARE /22/11 vs. Notre Dame /28/11 vs. Maryland Totals

32 91 - LUKE DUPREY Senior LSM Concord, N.H. (Phillips Andover) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Virginia, 4/13/12 Assists: 1, three times, last vs. Marist, 4/7/12 Points: 1, five times, last vs. Virginia, 4/13/12 Ground Balls: 8, vs. Virginia, 4/12/13 Caused Turnovers: 5, vs. Notre Dame, 2/16/13 Faceoffs Won: 2, vs. Virginia, 4/12/13 Faceoffs Taken: 2, twice, last vs. Virginia, 4/12/ : Played in all 21 games as a longstick midfielder Led all Blue Devils and ranked third in the ACC and 24th nationally with 1.76 caused turnovers per game and 37 overall Was second on the team in ground balls with 69 Had at least one caused turnover in 18 of the 21 games and picked up three-plus ground balls 13 contests Forced a career-high five turnovers against Notre Dame (2/16) Compiled three-plus caused turnovers in four games Registered three caused turnovers in the NCAA Semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Also picked up five ground balls against the Big Red Had three forced turnovers in win at Harvard (3/30) and versus Maryland (3/2) Picked up a career-high eight ground balls in triumph over Virginia (4/12) Corralled five ground balls in ACC semifinal loss to North Carolina (4/26) Registered two caused turnovers and five ground balls in NCAA Tournament first round win over Loyola (5/12) Won 5-of-8 faceoffs for the year, including going 2-for-2 during championship weekend. 2012: Played in all 20 games at longstick midfield... Registered a goal and two assists for three points... Picked up 18 ground balls and had 17 caused turnovers... Netted a score in the victory over No. 1 Virginia (4/13)... Had one assist in the regular season win against North Carolina (3/16) and in the comeback victory versus Marist (4/7)... Picked up a season-high three ground balls in the ACC Championship game against North Carolina (4/22)... Registered two caused turnovers in four games, North Carolina (3/16), Georgetown (3/23), Denver (4/27) and Colgate (5/20). 2011: Played in all 20 games and started three at longstick midfield... Registered a goal and an assist for two points... Picked up 21 ground balls and forced 12 turnovers... Tallied first collegiate point in season-opening win over Siena (2/12)... Also had a season-high three ground balls and two caused turnovers against the Saints... Registered first career goal in victory over Presbyterian (4/11)... Had at least one ground ball in 15 contests. Prep: Lettered all three years for Steve Carr at Phillips Academy Earned All-America recognition as a senior Selected to the New England All-Star Team Garnered Under Armour All-American honors Served as a team captain as a senior Also lettered three years in football and hockey Earned All-New England honors in football in 2008 Ranked 133rd among all hockey players in his grade in North America and attended the NHL draft in Personal: Son of Steve and Susan Duprey brother Sam played lacrosse at Yale and brother Thad was a member of the University of Pennsylvania rowing team and graduated in

33 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /18/12 at Notre Dame /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs Maryland Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /20/11 vs. Notre Dame /26/11 at Penn /5/11 MARYLAND /13/11 MERCER /17/11 at North Carolina /11/11 LOYOLA /20/11 DARTMOUTH /26/11 GEORGETOWN /29/11 BROWN /3/11 vs. Syracuse /9/11 vs. Denver /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN /16/11 VIRGINIA /22/11 VIRGINIA /24/11 MARYLAND /30/11 at Jacksonville /14/11 DELAWARE /22/11 vs. Notre Dame /28/11 vs. Maryland Totals

34 3 - BRENDAN FOWLER Senior M Wantagh, N.Y. (Chaminade) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, four times, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Assists: 1, twice, last vs. Georgetown, 3/23/12 Points: 2, vs. Dartmouth, 3/18/12 Faceoffs Attempted: 38, vs. North Carolina, 4/26/13 Faceoffs Won:25, vs. North Carolina, 4/26/13 Ground Balls: 15, vs. North Carolina, 4/26/13 Caused Turnovers: 2, vs. Maryland, 4/24/11 A three-year member of the Duke football team... played in two games in in 11 games in 2011 he finished with three tackles, including two solo stops... recovered an onside kick versus Florida State. 2013: Duke s top faceoff specialist USILA All-America first team selection Selected as the NCAA Championship Most Outstanding Player ACC Men s Lacrosse Scholar Athlete of the Year All-ACC choice Named to ACC All-Tournament team Set the NCAA single season faceoff record with 339 victories at the X Won 64 percent of his draws to lead the ACC and rank third nationally Broke CJ Costabile s Duke single-season ground ball record with 209 GBs His 209 ground balls rank second in NCAA single season history Won double-digit faceoffs in 20 of 21 games Had 20-plus faceoff wins four times Won 20-of-29 draws in NCAA Championship win over Syracuse (5/27) Registered a career-high 25 faceoff victories in ACC Tournament semifinal loss to North Carolina (4/26) Also had a career-high 15 ground balls against the Tar Heels Picked up 10-plus ground balls in 10 contests Won 19-of-26 draws in NCAA Tournament first round win over Loyola (5/12) Grabbed 12 and 14 ground balls against Cornell (5/25) and Syracuse (5/27), respectively Won at least 50 percent of his restarts in 19 games Also chipped in three goals during the year against Maryland (3/2), Towson (3/16) and Marquette (5/5) All-ACC Academic Team ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Saw action in 17 games at defensive midfield... Scored a goal and two assists for three points... Netted his first career goal in win over Dartmouth (3/18)... Also had an assist versus the Big Green... Handed out an assist and won 13-of-23 faceoffs in win at Georgetown (3/23)... Picked up 34 ground balls for the year and won 90-of-149 faceoffs... Had a season-best six ground balls in NCAA Tournament first round win over Syracuse... Also won 12-of-17 restarts against the Orange... Collected five ground balls against Penn (2/24) and Denver (4/27)... Went 10-of-13 from the faceoff X against Jacksonville (2/26)... Won at least 50 percent of his faceoffs in 13 contests. 2011: Saw action in 16 contests... Helped anchor defensive midfield and faceoff game... Won 86-of-155 (.555) faceoffs... Collected 39 ground balls and had three caused turnovers... Won a career-high nine restarts against then top-ranked Syracuse (4/3) and again versus Presbyterian (4/11)... Won 67 percent (9-of-12) of faceoffs against the Orange... Corralled a career-best nine ground balls against the Blue Hose... Had five ground balls versus Jacksonville... Picked up at least one ground ball in 14 games and had four-plus grounders in five games... ACC Honor Roll. Prep: A two-year letterwinner for Jack Moran at Chaminade High School Earned all-league honors as a senior Named the NYCHSAA Faceoff Man of the Year in 2010 Picked up 99 ground balls and won 78 percent of his faceoffs his senior season Also tallied 10 goals and 14 assists for 24 points in 2010 Attended Blue Chip lacrosse camp in 2008 A two-time NYCHSAA state champion in wrestling Earned all-league honors as a linebacker for the football team as a junior and 32

35 senior Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of John and Denise Fowler Has three younger brothers, Danny, Jack and Vincent Danny is a freshman goaltender for the Duke men s lacrosse team... Father John played football at Villanova Born December 27, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /20/11 vs. Notre Dame /13/11 MERCER /20/11 DARTMOUTH /26/11 GEORGETOWN /29/11 BROWN /3/11 vs. Syracuse /9/11 vs. Denver /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN /16/11 VIRGINIA /22/11 VIRGINIA /24/11 MARYLAND /30/11 at Jacksonville /14/11 DELAWARE /22/11 vs. Notre Dame /28/11 vs. Maryland Totals

36 3 - JUSTIN GEORGE Junior M Baltimore, Md. (Gilman) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: - Assists: 1, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Points: 1, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Ground Balls: 2, vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Saw action in eight games Registered his first career point with an assist against Jacksonville (2/10) Picked up a career-high two ground balls at Marquette (5/5) Also had a ground ball against Mercer (2/17). 2012: Played in four games and started once... Earned a start versus Denver (4/27)... ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Brooks Matthews at Gilman School... Helped guide Gilman to MIAA A Conference Championships in 2009 and Team ranked first nationally his sophomore season with a 15-1 overall record... Served as team captain his senior year... Was recipient of Gilman s 2011 Scott B. Deutschmann Teammate Award... Played with the Baltimore Crabs Lacrosse Club... Captured the 2011 Vail U-19 Championship... Also played basketball and football for Gilman... Played defensive back and helped team to 2009 MIAA A Conference title... Served as captain as a senior... Starting forward for basketball team as a senior. Personal: Son of Tom and Cely George Has one younger sister, Josie Father was an two-time All-American attackman ( ) at Washington College Mother played tennis at Towson University... Born November 21, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/26/12 JACKSONVILLE /18/12 DARTMOUTH /27/12 vs. Denver /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals

37 6 - WILL HAUS Junior M Palmyra, Pa. (Palmyra Area) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 2, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Assists: 1, seven times, last vs. Marist, 3/18/13 Points: 3, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Groundballs: 6, vs. Cornell, 5/25/13 Caused turnovers: 2, twice, last vs. Syracuse, 5/12/ : Played all 21 games USILA Honorable Mention All-America Started season on Duke s second midfield line before moving back to a defensive middie role Finished the season with seven goals and five assists and 58 ground balls Registered a career-high two goals and three points overall against Jacksonville (2/10) Also had a goal and an assist in the season opener versus Denver (2/9) Tallied two goals in Duke s come-from-behind win at Harvard (3/30) Also had five ground balls against the Crimson His 58 ground balls rank third on the team and the most amongst a short stick player Had at least five GBs in four games and registered three-plus 11 times Was outstanding throughout the NCAA Tournament, amassing 21 ground balls in four games Corralled six loose balls in the NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Picked up four against Syracuse (5/27) in the title game. 2012: Played in all 20 games at defensive midfield... Led all Duke rookies with 27 ground balls and nine caused turnovers... Tallied three goals and two assists for five points... Netted his first collegiate point with an assist in victory over Penn (2/24)... Registered a goal in triumph against Jacksonville (2/26)... Added goals against Brown (3/27) and in come-from-behind win over Marist (4/7)... Also had an assist in the win over No. 1 Virginia (4/13)... Had at least one ground ball in 17 games... Picked up a career-best three ground balls versus Georgetown... Had two ground balls in eight games... Registered two caused turnovers against Georgetown (3/23) and in the NCAA Tournament first round win over Syracuse (5/12)... Named to ACC All-Tournament Team after helping Duke capture the ACC title... All-ACC Academic Team... ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A four-year letterwinner... Played two seasons at Palmyra Area... A three-time all-conference first team selection... Finished his senior season with 47 goals and 34 assists after registering 47 goals and 23 assists as a junior with Palmyra... Earned All-America recognition as a junior and senior... named first team alldistrict in 2010 and 2011 for the Cougars... Selected to The Patriot News lacrosse all-star first team as a junior and a senior... Also a standout football player for Palmyra... Team MVP and named all-conference and all-county first team. Personal: Son of John and Lisa Haus... Has one older brother, John, and two younger brothers, Luke and Grant... Brother, John, played lacrosse at Maryland, graduating in Father is the head coach at Lebanon Valley College... Father was a two-time All-American defenseman for North Carolina, leading the Tar Heels to two NCAA Championships... Born November 15,

38 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /30/13 at Harvard /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /18/12 at Notre Dame /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals

39 45 - WILL HENDRICKSON Junior M New York, N.Y. (Riverdale) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 1, vs. Mercer, 2/7/13 Assists: Points: 1, vs. Mercer, 2/7/13 Ground Balls: 1, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/ : Played in five games Registered his first career goal in win over Mercer (2/17) Had a ground ball against Jacksonville (2/10) ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for T.J. Barnett at Riverdale Country School... A three-time All-Ivy first team selection... Earned All-Ivy honorable mention honors as a freshman... Named to the All-City second team his senior campaign... Finished his scholastic career with 124 goals and 57 assists for 181 points... Had a careerbest 61 points (45g, 16a) his senior year... Had 36 goals and 20 assists as a junior... Registered at least 19 goals in each of his four seasons... Played for the NYC Empire Team... Also lettered in football and basketball. Personal: Son of Douglas and Pamela Hendrickson... Born September 22, 1992 in New York, N.Y.... Mother graduated from Duke in Father played soccer, basketball and baseball at College of Wooster... Has one sister, Janie Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers Totals

40 13 - CHRIS HIPPS Senior D Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Totals Career Highs Goals: 1, vs. Loyola, 3/10/12 Points: 1, vs. Loyola, 3/10/12 Ground Balls: 5, twice, last vs. Loyola, 3/8/13 Caused Turnovers: 2, four times, last vs. Rutgers 4/20/ : Played in seven games Had four ground balls Won 5-of-10 faceoffs Won 3-of-5 restarts versus Georgetown (3/23) Picked up two ground balls against the Hoyas Won 2-of-2 faceoffs in NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Registered a caused turnover in victory over Marist (3/18) ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Played in all 20 games and started 19 at close defense... Corralled 30 ground balls and caused six turnovers... Helped anchor a defense that allowed 9.25 goals per game... Netted his first career goal at Loyola (3/10)... Had at least one ground ball in 15 games... Picked up a career-high five ground balls in win over Jacksonville (2/26)... Also had two caused turnovers against the Dolphins... Had four pickups versus Rutgers (2/11) and Notre Dame (2/18)... Scooped up three ground balls in victory at Georgetown (3/23). 2011: Played in 19 games and started 18 on close defense... Helped anchor a defense that posted a 9.10 goals against average... Picked up 19 ground balls and registered seven caused turnovers... Had a season-best four ground balls in the NCAA Tournament first round win over Delaware (5/14)... Collected three ground balls in first collegiate contest versus Siena (2/12)... Forced a season-best two turnovers in win over Loyola (3/11)... Named to All-ACC Academic Team... ACC Honor Roll selection. Prep: Three-year letterman for Derek Thomson at Highland Park High School... Helped guide team to three consecutive Texas Division I state titles... Named a US Lacrosse All-America in 2009 and Selected all-state defense as a junior and senior... Named to North District DI all-state squad in 2009 and Named the Highland Park Defensive Most Valuable Player in 2009 and the team s overall MVP as a senior... Named the Lacrosse Player of the Year by the Dallas Morning News in Team captain as a senior... Voted to the honorable mention All-North District II defense squad in 2007 and Also garnered Texas High School Lacrosse honorable mention as a defenseman his sophomore season... A member of Team Texas club team in 2009 and Also a two-year letterwinner in football... Caught 86 passes for 1,580 yards and 18 touchdowns his senior season... Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Chris and Sandra Hipps... Has one older sister, Hutton Hipps... Aunt, Joan Sorensen, graduated from Duke in Grandfather, Claude Hipps, played football at the University of Georgia and for the Pittsburgh Steelers... Norn September 27,

41 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /18/12 at Notre Dame /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /20/11 vs. Notre Dame /5/11 MARYLAND /11/11 LOYOLA /13/11 MERCER /17/11 at North Carolina /20/11 DARTMOUTH /26/11 GEORGETOWN /29/11 BROWN /3/11 vs. Syracuse /9/11 vs. Denver /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN /16/11 VIRGINIA /22/11 VIRGINIA /24/11 MARYLAND /30/11 at Jacksonville /14/11 DELAWARE /22/11 vs. Notre Dame /28/11 vs. Maryland Totals

42 33 - JAMIE IKEDA Sophomore D Berwyn, Pa. (Conestoga) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Ground Balls: 2. vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Caused Turnovers: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Saw action in eight games Picked up his first career ground ball in win over Mercer (2/17) Had a career-high two ground balls at Marquette (5/5) Also registered a caused turnover against the Eagles Forced a turnover and notched a ground ball at Rutgers (4/20) ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Brian Samson at Conestoga High School... Ranked as the No. 6 defenseman by Inside Lacrosse... Helped lead Conestoga to three PIAA State titles ( )... a 2012 US Lacrosse and Under Armour All-American... Team captain as a senior... An All-EPSLA selection... voted as the Conestoga High School Defensive Player of the Year and to the All-Central League and All-Main Line first teams his senior season... A first team All-Southeast choice by the Philadelphia Inquirer... All-Philly Lacrosse first team honoree... Earned All-Central League honorable mention accolades his junior season... Named to All-Chester County second team in Invited to the U19 US Lacrosse team tryouts... ESPNHS Warrior Lacrosse All-America second team... Also lettered three seasons in football... A member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Bruce and Anne Ikeda... Has two brothers, Brian and Casey... Great grandfather, Bob Higgins, was the Penn State football head coach from Grandfather Jim Dooley played football at Penn State... Brother Brian was a four-year member of the Providence College lacrosse team... Brother Casey is a member of the Maryland lacrosse team... Born December 19, 1993 in Bryn Mawr, Pa Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /2/13 MARYLAND /16/13 TOWSON /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

43 15 - MYLES JONES Sophomore M Huntington, N.Y. (Walt Whitman) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 3, vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Assists: 2, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Points: 5, vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Ground Balls: 2, vs. Towson, 3/16/ : Played in 18 games and started five games at midfield Finished the year with 16 goals and five assists for 21 points Tallied his first collegiate point with a goal against Jacksonville (2/10) Registered his first multiple-point game against Mercer (2/17) with a goal and a career-high two assists Notched two goals at Penn (2/22) for his first career multiple-goal game Had a hat trick and a career-best five points at Marquette (5/5) Scored two goals in NCAA Tournament action Had one in double overtime win over Loyola (5/12) and one in the NCAA Championship win over Syracuse (5/27) Scored a point in 13 games overall Had seven ground balls and one caused turnover. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Bob Howell at Walt Whitman High School... A four-time Suffolk County All-League selection... Tallied 149 goals and 123 assists for 272 points in his scholastic career... Rated as the No. 8 postgraduate player by Inside Lacrosse... Ranked among the top 10 players by Inside Lacrosse throughout his high school career... Earned all-county honors his final three seasons and was a US Lacrosse and Under Armour All-American his final campaign... Picked as an honorable mention All-American his sophomore and junior seasons and was named to the Under Armour All-America underclassman team in Voted to all-tristate in 2010 and Had a career-best 82 points from 42 goals and 40 assists as a junior... A gold medalist at the Empire State Games... Competed at Salisbury School in a postgraduate year... Also lettered four years in football and basketball at Walt Whitman.. A 1,000-point scorer and earned league MVP honors as well as all-long Island, all-league, and all-county recognition on the basketball court... All-league and all-county as a quarterback. Personal: Son of Reginald and Tracy Jones... Has one sister, Chyna... Born March 15, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /20/13 at Rutgers

44 4/26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals KYLE KEENAN Junior M Smithtown, N.Y. (Smithtown West) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, eight times, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Assists: 2, vs. High Point, 4/5/13 Points: 2, three times, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Ground Balls: 2, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 U.S. Under 19 National Team: Helped led the U.S. U-19 team to the 2012 FIL World Championship gold medal... had four goals and three assists in the United States playoff run to the gold medal... finished the tournament with 12 goals and three assists for 15 points. 2012: Saw time in 15 games and started three... Tallied four goals and two assists for six points... Registered his first collegiate goal in the season-opening win over Rutgers (2/11)... Also had goals against Dartmouth (3/18), Brown (3/27) and in a come-from-behind win over Marist (4/7)... Had the game-winner in 9-8 victory over Brown... Notched a career-high two points with a goal and an assist versus Dartmouth... Handed out one assist in win over North Carolina (3/16)... Finished season with five ground balls. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Sean Keenan at Smithtown West... Captured All-America recognition as a senior... An All-Tri-State first team pick as a senior... Earned all-county nods three times... Collected all-division honors as a sophomore, junior and senior... Totaled 125 goals and 163 assists for 288 points during his scholastic career... Holds the Smithtown West career record for points... Named ESPN Rise All-America first team... Had a career-best 93 points from 36 goals and 57 assists as a junior... Registered at least 70 points in 2009, 2010 and Selected to the U.S. Men s National Under-19 Team that will play in the FIL U-19 World Championship in Finland in summer of Played in Under Armour All-America game... Voted the Smithtown West MVP as a senior... Team captain in Captained the Long Island team to the Empire State Games championship in Participated in the Champion All-American Showcase in Named to Newsday s All-Long Island second team in 2010 and first team in Also played basketball and football... All-division selection in football and was captain of basketball team as a senior. Personal: Son of Sean and Bridget Keenan... Has one younger brother, Ryan... Father played lacrosse at Adelphi and served as the head boys lacrosse coach at Oceanside High School ( ) and at Smithtown West (2007-current)... Mother played soccer and basketball at Adelphi... Currently coaches soccer at Kings Park High School... Born April 2,

45 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS /18/12 at Notre Dame /24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /7/12 MARIST /27/12 vs. Denver /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals

46 29 - MORGAN KIRBY Junior M Morristown, N.J. (Lawrenceville School) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS : Played in two games before suffering a season-ending injury. 2012: Played in one game versus Dartmouth. Prep: Three-year letterwinner for Allen Fitzpatrick at The Lawrenceville School... Helped the Big Red to three consecutive New Jersey Prep A titles... Was a major part of team compiling an 18-3 record his senior season... Led the team to the New Jersey prep and MAPL championships... Also played two years of football at defensive back... Competed in the pole vault in indoor track and field... Took first place at the MAPL Championship three times and captured the top spot at the Lavino Relays and Poreda Invitational his senior season. Personal: Son of Jeff and Karen Kirby... Has two younger brothers, Walker and Sam, and one younger sister, Jane... Father, Jeff, graduated from Duke s Fuqua School of Business in Cousin Drayton Virkler also graduated from Fuqua in Born June 18, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 3/18/12 DARTMOUTH Totals

47 26 - JOE KRUY Sophomore M Sudbury, Mass. (Phillips Academy Andover) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Ground Balls: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Caused Turnovers: 1, vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Played in nine games Picked up a ground ball against Jacksonville (2/10) and Marquette (5/5). Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Steve Moreland at Phillips Academy Andover... A two-time US Lacrosse All-American... Scored 103 goals and 23 assists for 126 points in his final three seasons with Phillips Academy... Voted team captain as a senior... Rated No. 44 by ESPN High School for the class of 2012 and 12th among midfielders... Voted as New England s top midfielder by ESPN Rise heading into his senior season... Selected to the Warrior 40 Final Competition in the summer of Four-year member of Laxachusetts Club team... Also lettered in football and indoor track... A two-time NEPSL 60-meter hurdle champion... Holds the freshman, sophomore and junior school record in the 60 hurdles... Served as team captain for the football team. Personal: Son of Peter and Patrice Kruy... Uncle played lacrosse at Syracuse... Has one sister, Victoria... Born August 11, 1993 in Newton, Mass Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /2/13 MARYLAND /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

48 77 - HENRY LOBB Senior D Narberth, Pa. (Phillips Academy Andover) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Towson, 3/16/13 Points: 1, twice, last vs. Towson, 3/16/13 Ground Balls: 4, vs. Rutgers 4/20/13 Caused Turnovers: 3, vs. Marist, 4/7/ : Played in all 21 games and started 19 at close defense Corralled 22 ground balls and seven caused turnovers Tallied a goal in win over Towson (3/16) Picked up at least ground ball in 12 games and had multiple GBs in five of those Collected four loose balls in NCAA Semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Also had four ground balls at Rutgers (4/20) Notched nine ground balls overall in NCAA Tournament play Grabbed two in the NCAA first round win over Loyola (5/12) and two versus Notre Dame (5/19) in the quarterfinal round Registered a season-high two caused turnovers versus High Point. 2012: Played in 18 games and started 17 on close defense... Earned his first collegiate start against Penn (2/24)... Helped anchor a defense that posted a 9.25 goals against average... Finished the season with 15 caused turnovers and 13 ground balls... Least penalized of Duke s starting close defensemen... Caused three turnovers in comeback win over Marist (4/27)... Forced two turnovers in three other games. 2011: Played in four games... Tallied his first career goal in win over Presbyterian (4/11)... Also picked up two ground balls and one caused turnover against the Blue Hose. Prep: A two-year letterwinner at Malvern Prep Named to All-Main Line three times Voted first team all-state as a senior Also selected first team All-Inter-Ac in 2010 Played his freshman season at Friends Central and was named to the Friends Schools first team Also lettered in soccer and basketball. Personal: Son of James and Pat Lobb Born October 5,

49 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/24/12 PENN /26/12 JACKSONVILLE /3/12 at Maryland /10/12 at Loyola /12/12 HARVARD /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA /18/12 DARTMOUTH /23/12 at Georgetown /27/12 BROWN /1/12 vs. Syracuse /7/12 MARIST /13/12 at Virginia /20/12 vs. Maryland /22/12 vs. North Carolina /27/12 vs. Denver /12/12 SYRACUSE /20/12 vs. Colgate /26/12 vs. Maryland Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /13/11 MERCER /20/11 DARTMOUTH /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN Totals

50 9 - CASE MATHEIS Sophomore A Darien, Conn. (Darien) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 3, five times, last vs. Loyola, 5/12/13 Assists: 4, vs. Rutgers 4/20/13 Points: 6, vs. Marist, 3/18/13 Ground Balls: 3, vs. North Carolina, 3/13/13 Caused Turnovers: 1, vs. Towson, 3/16/ : Played in all 21 games with 16 starting assignments on attack Earned his first career start versus Maryland (3/2) Ranked third on the team in points with 52 Registered 28 goals and 24 assists to lead all Duke and ACC rookies in points per game Tallied multiple goals in nine contests and multiple points 13 times Had five-plus points in four games Registered his first career goal in win over Jacksonville (2/10)... Posted a goal and two assists for three points against the Dolphins Netted his first multiple-goal game in 9-8 regular season win over reigning NCAA Champion Loyola (3/8) Notched his first career hat trick with three tallies and two assists for five point versus Towson (3/16) Added six points on three goals and three assists against Marist (3/18) Dished out a career-high four assists at Rutgers (4/20) Threw in three goals, including the double overtime game winner, in the NCAA Tournament first round win over Loyola (5/12) Had one goal against Notre Dame (5/19) in the NCAA Quarterfinals and added one score in the NCAA Semifinal win over Cornell (5/25). Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Jeff Brameier at Darien High School... Tabbed as Inside Lacrosse s No. 1 incoming freshman as well as the top incoming attackman... Holds the Darien High School career record for goals assists and points... Also owns the record for points in a season and goals in a game... Tallied 355 career points from 198 goals and 157 assists... Notched 69 goals and 53 assists for 122 points his senior season... Never scored fewer than 50 points and had 95 in 2010 and 87 in Helped lead Darien to the state title three times... Selected as the Connecticut State Championship game Most Valuable Player in 2010 after scoring nine goals... Garnered All-America honors in 2010, 2011 and A three-time all-state first team and All-FCIAC first team choice... Voted as the MSG Varsity Tri-State Player of the Year in A two-time MSG Varsity first team All-Tristate selection... A 2012 Under Armour All-American and ESPNHS first team All-American NEPS Public School Player of the Year MSG Varsity Connecticut Player of the Year... Also voted to Under Armour Underclass All-America list in 2010 and US Marines Connecticut Player of the Year. Personal: Son of Mike and Dana Matheis... Has one brother, Holt, and two sisters, Mariah and Campbell... Father played tennis at Cornell... Born October 5, 1993 in Cincinnati, Ohio Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA

51 3/13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals REID MAXMIN Sophomore M Katonah, N.Y. (John Jay) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min : Saw action in five games. Prep: A two-year letterwinner for Tim Schurr at John Jay High School... Helped lead the Indians to a overall record in his two seasons... Awarded the Hudson Valley Scholar Athlete Award as a senior... Also helped guide John Jay to the Section I Class B championship game in his senior season. Personal: Son of Chris and Gina Maxmin... Father played lacrosse at Duke from Born March 1, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers Totals

52 20 - CHARLIE PAYTON Senior M Greenwich, Conn. (Lawrenceville School) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTALS Career Highs Goals: 1, vs. Mercer, 3/13/11 Points: 1, vs. Mercer, 3/13/11 Ground Balls: 5, twice, last vs. Presbyterian, 4/11/11 Faceoffs Attempted: 10, vs. Presbyterian, 4/11/11 Faceoffs Won: 6, vs. Brown, 3/29/ : Played in seven games Had four ground balls Won 5-of-10 faceoffs Won 3-of-5 restarts versus Georgetown (3/23) Picked up two ground balls against the Hoyas Won 2-of-2 faceoffs in NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Registered a caused turnover in victory over Marist (3/18) ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Played in three games... Picked up two ground balls... Went 4-of-7 at the faceoff X... Missed final portion of the season to injury. 2011: Saw action in 12 contests... Tallied his first collegiate goal in win over Mercer (3/13)... Went 21-of-40 (.525) at the faceoff X and picked up 19 ground balls... Won a season-high six restarts against Brown (3/29)... Won all three draws against Mercer... Picked up a season-high five ground balls against Brown and Presbyterian (4/11)... Named to All-ACC Academic Team... ACC Honor Roll. Prep: Four-year letterman at Brunswick School... Co-captain as a senior... Registered 20 goals and 16 assists in Spent one postgraduate year at Lawrenceville School... Named to the Trenton Times all-area first team in his one season at Lawrenceville after a 12-8 season... Helped squad advance to Inter-AC Tournament semifinals... Also played wide receiver for the Brunswick School football team. Personal: Son of Lincoln and Joanne Payton... Brother, Sam 09, was a redshirt senior on the 2010 Duke lacrosse national championship team... Born November 16, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 3/18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals

53 2012 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/26/12 JACKSONVILLE /10/12 at Loyola /18/12 DARTMOUTH Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA /13/11 MERCER /20/11 DARTMOUTH /29/11 BROWN /9/11 vs. Denver /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN /16/11 VIRGINIA /22/11 VIRGINIA /24/11 MARYLAND /30/11 at Jacksonville /14/11 DELAWARE /28/11 vs. Maryland Totals

54 97 - ROWLAND PETTIT Sophomore D Fort Worth, Texas (Trinity Valley School) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min : Saw action in seven games on defense ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Cecil Noble at Colleyville... Served as a team captain all four seasons... Helped lead the Panthers to the district playoffs his freshman and junior seasons and to the league championship game in his sophomore campaign... Selected to the North District All-State lacrosse team in Garnered the Trojan Team Leadership Award... Started every game of his career at Colleyville... Tallied 13 goals and eight assists as a defenseman his senior season... Also picked up an impressive 110 ground balls and 53 caused turnovers in the 21 games... A 2010 adidas All-American defender for Team Texas at the adidas All-American National Lacrosse Classic... Selected to Texas Top 99 for 2010 and A four-year letterwinner on the Trinity Valley School football team... Captured the Jan Butner Memorial Award, given to Trinity Valley s top junior athlete... Football team captain as a senior and earned All-Southwest Preparatory Conference honorable mention recognition his final season... Also competed for the Trinity Valley track and field team, lettering three years... A member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of George and Michelle Pettit... Has one sister, Valerie... Born December Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /2/13 MARYLAND /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina Totals

55 41 - GREG RHODES Sophomore M East Northport, N.Y. (Chaminade) 2013: Missed season due to injury ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A two-year letterwinner and captain for Jack Moran at Chaminade High School... helped Chaminade to 16-2 overall record his senior campaign and a 15-3 mark as a junior... named to CHSLL All-League squad as a senior... guided Flyers to runner-up finish in the Catholic school championship in both seasons... tallied seven goals as a defensive midfielder in 2012, including on in the catholic championship game... won 70 percent (54-of-77) of his faceoffs as a junior... also had five goals and 35 groundballs in named a ESPN Rise top 25 senior to watch after his junior season and was one of Inside Lacrosse s top 50 young gun rising juniors... labeled as one of ESPN High School s top 10 players to watch in Nassau County... also named to the Warrior 40 Team... a member of the FLG club squad and was voted to the Long Island All-Stars Team... captain of the football team in was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Michael and Christine Rhodes... brother Michael attended Hobart and William Smith... brother Christopher played lacrosse at Lehigh University and sister Devon was a captain of the Yale women s lacrosse team and second team All-Ivy League and graduated in grandfather George Mellina played lacrosse for Sewanhaka High School Class of born Jan. 28,

56 35 - JACK ROWE Junior M Vienna, Va. (James Madison) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTAL Career Highs Ground Balls: 3, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Faceoffs Attempted: 7, vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Faceoffs Won: 3, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/ : Played in seven games Picked up five ground balls and had one caused turnover Won 8-of-19 faceoffs Corralled a career-high three GBs versus Jacksonville (2/10) Also won 3-of-5 restarts against the Dolphins Won both restarts in win at Rutgers (4/20) Had one ground ball against High Point and Marquette Also had a caused turnover versus the Panthers. 2012: Played in two games... won 4-of-5 faceoffs in two contests... went 2-of-3 versus Dartmouth (3/18) and was 2-for-2 against Maryland (5/26) in the NCAA semifinal. Prep: Three-year letterwinner for Richard Hodge at James Madison... spent a post graduate year Loomis Chaffee in earned All-Liberty District honors in 2009 and was named to the All-Northern Region team in picked up All-Western New England accolades in 2011 at Loomis Chaffee... compiled a combined 24 goals and 17 assists in his final two seasons... won 75 percent of his faceoffs as a junior and 80 percent as a senior... posted a 85 percent success rate at the X for Loomis Chaffee... also earned two letters in football. Personal: Son of Geoff Rowe and Carla Blosser... has three sisters, Lillian, Allacyn and Meghan, and one brother, Kyle... born July 24, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /16/13 TOWSON /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 3/18/12 DARTMOUTH W, /26/12 vs. Maryland L, Totals

57 7 - BEN SCHARF Sophomore A New York, N.Y. (Phillips Academy Andover) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min : Saw time in three contests ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Steve Car and Stephen Moreland at Phillips Academy Andover... Also played basketball and soccer... A member of the student council as a senior and a four-time selection the Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Son of Gilbert and Ruth Scharf... Both parents graduated from Duke... Born October 14, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/17/13 MERCER /23/13 GEORGETOWN /20/13 at Rutgers Totals

58 14 - JOHN SHAFFER Sophomore M Summit, N.J. (Delbarton) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Career Highs Goals: 1, twice, last vs. Georgetown, 3/23/13 Assists: 1, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Points: 2, vs. Jacksonville, 2/10/13 Ground Balls: 1, twice, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/ : Saw time in nine games in the midfield Scored two goals and one assist for three points Registered his first career points with a goal and an assist versus Jacksonville (2/10) Also netted a goal against Georgetown (3/23) ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: A letterwinner for Chuck Ruebling at Delbarton School... Helped lead the Green Wave to a record his final two seasons and a pair of NJSIAA Group A State Championships... Guided Delbarton to a 17-5 record and the 2011 NJSIAA Non-Public Group A title as a junior... In his final season the Green Wave compiled a 16-7 overall record and 4-0 conference record en route to the state title. Personal: Son of John and Marta Shaffer... Has two brothers, Reed and Kohl, and one sister, Hayley... born May 29, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /8/13 LOY /16/13 TOWSON /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

59 5 - TANNER SCOTT Junior M Conestoga, Pa. (Conestoga) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Totals Career Highs Goals: 1, 3 times, last vs. High Point, 4/5/13 Points: 2, vs. Georgetown, 3/23/13 Ground Balls: 1, four times, last vs. Marquette, 5/5/13 Caused Turnovers: 1, vs. Maryland, 3/3/ : Played in eight games Scored three goals and an assist for four points Picked up two ground balls Scored his first collegiate goal in win over Jacksonville (2/10) Notched his first multiple-point game versus Georgetown (3/23) Added a goal in win over High Point (4/5). 2012: Played in 10 games and started two... collected a ground ball against both Maryland(3/3) and Loyola (3/10)... also notched a caused turnover versus the Terps... earned starts versus Brown (3/27) and Denver (4/27). Prep: Three-year letterwinner for Brian Samson at Conestoga... teammates with Duke freshman Brian Dailey... a two-time All-Central League pick, earning second team recognition in 2010 and first team honors in as a senior named to All-EPSLA, the All-Main Line first team, All-Chester County first team accolades... garnered the Conestoga Pioneer Award in compiled 65 goals and 47 assists for 112 points during his scholastic career... registered a career-best 25 goals and 19 assists his senior season... a key part in guiding Conestoga to consecutive PIAA state titles in 2010 and 2011 and a 73-5 overall record in his three seasons... led Conestoga to 25-1 record his senior season and a No. 3 national ranking... also earned three letters in basketball. Personal: Son of Matthew and Luanne Scott... has two brothers, Ben and Carson and one sister, Elizabeth... father played football and lacrosse at Franklin & Marshall... mother played tennis at Stetson... brother, Ben played baseball at Elon University... born May 5, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/10/13 JACKSONVILLE /17/13 MERCER /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /20/13 at Rutgers /5/13 at Marquette Totals

60 2012 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS W, /26/12 JACKSONVILLE W, /3/12 at Maryland L, /10/12 at Loyola L, /18/12 DARTMOUTH W, /27/12 BROWN W, /27/12 vs. Denver L, /12/12 SYRACUSE W, /20/12 vs. Colgate W, /26/12 vs. Maryland L, Totals

61 1 - KYLE TURRI Junior G West Islip, N.Y. (West Islip) Career Statistics GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Sho GB TO CT Pen-Min : : Total : Career Highs Saves: 16, vs. Cornell, 5/25/13 Goals Allowed: 14, vs. twice, last vs. Cornell, 5/25/13 Minutes Played: 60:00, 7 times, last vs. Loyola, 5/12/13 Ground Balls: 5, vs. Towson, 3/16/13 Caused Turnovers: 3, vs. Syracuse, 5/27/13 U.S. U-19 National Team: Helped lead the United States under-19 team to the 2012 FIL World Championship gold medal... Played in every game and earned two starts... Made three saves in the gold medal game... Finished the tournament with 24 saves and a 6.42 goals against average in his seven contests. 2013: Played in 20 games in goal and started 15 Went 14-1 overall on the year in his starts Finished with a 9.59 goals against average and a.498 save percentage Compiled double digit saves five times Also collected 36 ground balls on the year as well as seven caused turnovers Earned his first start of the season against reigning NCAA Champion Loyola Registered 26 saves and a.531 save percentage for championship weekend Totaled a career-high 16 saves in NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Had 10 stops in NCAA title game against Syracuse (5/27) Forced three turnovers by the Orange and picked up four ground balls Made 15 stops versus Towson (3/16) while allowing just four goals Also picked up a career-high five ground balls versus the Tigers Added eight saves the following day versus Marist to earn ACC Defensive Player of the Week honors Stopped 13 shots in the NCAA Tournament first round win over Loyola (5/12) Picked up 10 saves in Duke s comeback victory at Harvard (3/30) Picked up three ground balls and made eight saves on 16 shots on goal in 11-8 win at North Carolina. 2013: Played in eight games and started three... Posted a goals against average and a.385 save percentage... Earned his first career start against Penn (2/24)... Posted seven saves, one ground ball and one caused turnover in the win over the Quakers... Had a season-high eight saves against Maryland (3/3)... Stopped five shots in victory over Jacksonville (2/26)... Also had a season-high two ground balls against the Dolphins... Finished the year 2-1 in his three starts. Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Scott Craig at West Islip... Selected to the U.S. Men s National Under-19 Team that will play in the FIL U-19 World Championship in Finland in summer of Earned honorable mention All-America honors as a senior... Voted to ESPN Rise All-America first team in Guided West Islip to a 19-1 record and to the Suffolk Class A championship in Named the All-Long Island Goalie of the Year by Newsday as a senior... Helped lead West Islip on a 40-game win streak during his two seasons in goal... Named to all-county team in 2010 and Made 280 saves in his two seasons in goal... Registered 144 saves and a.650 save percentage in 2010 and had 136 saves and.590 save percentage as a senior... Named the 2011 Suffolk County Championship Most Valuable Player... Selected as the 2010 New York State Championship Defensive MVP... Also a two-year letterwinner for the West Islip basketball team... Earned all-league honors as a senior. Personal: Son of Bill and Nancy Turri... Has two older brothers, Wade and Justin... Brother, Justin was a two-time All-American for the Duke lacrosse team and earned his undergraduate degree in 2011 and a master s degree from Duke in Uncle, Ralph, played lacrosse and football at Bucknell... Uncle, Tim, was a member of the lacrosse team at Cornell... Father played lacrosse at Penn State... Born November 15,

62 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Sho Faced GB TO CT Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER : /10/13 JACKSONVILLE : /16/13 NOTRE DAME : /17/13 MERCER : /2/13 MARYLAND : /8/13 LOYOLA : /13/13 at North Carolina : /16/13 TOWSON : /18/13 MARIST : /23/13 GEORGETOWN : /5/13 HIGH POINT : /30/13 at Harvard : /12/13 VIRGINIA : /20/13 at Rutgers : /26/13 at North Carolina : /5/13 at Marquette : /12/13 LOYOLA : /19/13 vs Notre Dame : /25/13 vs Cornell : /27/13 vs Syracuse : Totals : Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Sho Faced GB TO CT Pen-Min 2/18/12 at Notre Dame L, : /24/12 PENN W, : /26/12 JACKSONVILLE W, : /3/12 at Maryland L, : /10/12 at Loyola L, : /18/12 DARTMOUTH W, : /27/12 vs. Denver L, : /26/12 vs. Maryland L, : Totals :

63 19 - CHRISTIAN WALSH Senior M Baltimore, Md. (Deerfield Academy) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min Total Career Highs Goals: 4, vs. North Carolina, 4/22/12 Assists: 2, ten times, last vs. Rutgers 4/20/13 Points: 6, vs. North Carolina, 4/22/12 Ground Balls: 5, vs. Jacksonville, 4/30/11 Caused Turnovers: 1, 10 times, last vs. Mercer, 2/17/ : Played in 21 games and started 19 Started season at attack before moving to the first midfield line Finished the year with 33 points from 16 goals and 17 assists Part of a midfield line that accounted for 134 points and nearly 30 percent of the scoring for Duke Had a point in 17 games and multiple points in 11 of those Tallied three goals and an assists in the season opener against Denver (2/9) Scored three-plus points in four games Had a goal and two assists in NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Added a goal and an assist versus Syracuse (5/27) in the NCAA title game Handed out two assists against Georgetown (3/23), Virginia (4/12) and at Rutgers (4/20) Netted a pair of scores in High Point (4/5) victory Picked up a season-high four ground balls against Jacksonville (2/10) All-ACC Academic Team ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Played in all 20 games with 19 starts at attack... Ranked second on the team in overall points with Finished the year with 34 goals and 15 assists goals were the third most on the team... Had at least one point in 18 games and had 14 multiple point outings... Netted at least one goal in 17 contests and had twoplus goals 11 games... Voted the ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player after scoring four goals and two assists in the ACC Championship game against North Carolina (4/22)... Had five goals, two assists and three ground balls in the two games... Also had a hat trick versus the Tar Heels in the regular season... Notched three goals in the NCAA Tournament first round win over Syracuse (5/12)... Had three goals and an assist for four points in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Colgate (5/20)... ranked second on the team in shooting percent (.382)... Picked up 32 ground balls for the year... Corralled a season-high four ground balls in season-opening win over Rutgers (2/11)... Had at least one ground ball in 18 contests... All-ACC Academic Team selection... ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2011: Played in all 20 games and started 17 on attack... Ranked third on the team in scoring with 21 goals and 13 assists for 34 points... Had at least one point in 18 contests and had 12 multiple-point outings... Netted three goals in ACC Tournament semifinal win over Virginia (4/22)... Also had three goals in come-from-behind victory over Georgetown (3/26)... Had first multiple-point outing with two assists in overtime win over Maryland (3/5)... Tallied two goals, including game-winner, and assist at North Carolina (3/17)... Had a goal and an assist in NCAA Tournament quarterfinal against Notre Dame (5/22)... Registered one goal in NCAA semifinal versus Maryland (5/28)... Led all attackmen with 36 ground balls... picked up a season-high five ground balls at Jacksonville (4/30)... Named to All-ACC Academic Team... ACC Honor Roll selection. Prep: Lettered for Bobby Shiver at Boys Latin Also played one season in a postgraduate year at Deerfield Academy for Chip Davis Selected to Maryland Free State All-Start team in 2008 Helped lead club team to U-19 Championship at Vail Shootout in Boys Latin: An All-America selection as a senior Registered 77 goals and 79 assist for a 156 points in two seasons Had a career-best 92 points from 42 goals and 50 assists his senior season Team captain as a senior... Named first team All-MIAA Conference, All-Metro Baltimore, all-state as a senior Selected as a finalist C Markland Kelly Award as the best lacrosse player in Maryland also played soccer and basketball Basketball team most valuable player in 2008 and 2009 named all-conference in soccer Served as a captain for 61

64 both as a senior Was a member of the National Honor Society. Deerfield Academy: Had 82 points from 48 goals and 34 assists at Deerfield Academy Compiled a 140 points in his scholastic career At Deerfield named All-Western New England Earned the Stew Lindsay Jr. Award as the league s outstanding attackman and awarded Rhodes Cup as team s most valuable player. Personal: Son of Chris and Stacy Walsh Has two brothers, Luke and Jake, and one sister, Meghan Grandfather was a lacrosse All-American at Maryland Father played soccer and basketball at Union College born July 27, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOY /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOY /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS W, /18/12 at Notre Dame L, /24/12 PENN W, /26/12 JACKSONVILLE W, /3/12 at Maryland L, /10/12 at Loyola L, /12/12 HARVARD W, /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA W, /18/12 DARTMOUTH W, /23/12 at Georgetown W, /27/12 BROWN W, /1/12 vs. Syracuse W, /7/12 MARIST W, /13/12 at Virginia W, /20/12 vs. Maryland W, /22/12 vs. North Carolina W, /27/12 vs. Denver L, /12/12 SYRACUSE W, /20/12 vs. Colgate W, /26/12 vs. Maryland L, Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA W, /20/11 vs. Notre Dame L, /26/11 at Penn L, /5/11 MARYLAND W, /13/11 MERCER W, /17/11 at North Carolina W, /11/11 LOYOLA W, /20/11 DARTMOUTH W, /26/11 GEORGETOWN W, /29/11 BROWN W, /3/11 vs. Syracuse L, /9/11 vs. Denver L, /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN W, /16/11 VIRGINIA W,

65 4/22/11 VIRGINIA W, /24/11 MARYLAND L, /30/11 at Jacksonville W, /14/11 DELAWARE W, /22/11 vs. Notre Dame W, /28/11 vs. Maryland L, Totals

66 31 - JORDAN WOLF Senior A Wynnewood, Pa. (Lower Merion) Career Statistics OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min TOTAL Career Highs Goals: 5, three times, last vs. North Carolina, 4/26/13 Assists: 4, three times, last vs. Notre Dame, 5/19/13 Points: 7, six times, last vs. North Carolina, 4/26/13 Ground Balls: 5, vs. Rutgers 4/20/13 Caused Turnovers: 2, four times, last vs. Virginia, 4/12/ : Started all 21 games at attack Collected USILA All-America second team honors Named to All-ACC team First Blue Devil in program history to earn All- ACC honors in each of his first three seasons Voted to NCAA and ACC All-Tournament Teams Led all Blue Devils with in goals (58), assists (28) and points (85) Ranked third in the ACC and 13th nationally in points per game and second and 12th, respectively, in goals per game Registered four-plus points in 17 games and had three seven-point performances Had at least 1 goal in 19 outings and 11 hat tricks Also led all Duke attackmen with 41 ground balls Amassed eight goals and three assists for 11 points in two games en route to leading Duke to 2013 NCAA title Tallied four goals and three assists in season opener versus Denver (2/9) Also had seven points in the win over Marist (3/18) Posted a season-high five goals in ACC Tournament loss to North Carolina (4/26) to earn All-Tournament team recognition Notched four goals and five points overall in NCAA semifinal win over Cornell (5/25) Added four goals and two assists in title game victory over Syracuse (5/27) Also had three ground balls versus the Orange Had the game winner in regular season victory over Loyola (3/8) Scored two goals and two assists versus the Greyhounds to earn ACC Offensive Player of the Week honors Ranked second on the team in man-up goals and lead all offensive players with nine caused turnovers ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Played in all 20 games with 19 starts... led the Blue Devils with 65 points from 32 goals and 33 assists... USILA All-America second team... All-ACC selection... became the first Blue Devil to earn All-ACC honors in his first two consecutive seasons... ranked third in the ACC in points and assists... had at least one point in all 20 games and registered three-plus points in 11 contests... scored at least one goal in 16 outings and tallied a hat trick three times... named ACC Offensive Player of the Week after combine for eight goals and two assists for 10 points in wins over Penn (2/24) and Jacksonville (2/26)... matched his career high of seven points against Jacksonville and Dartmouth (3/18)... had a career-high five goals versus the Dolphins and posted four goals and three assists against the Big Green... notched two goals and four assists for six points in the win over No. 1 Virginia (4/13)... became the 39th Duke player to compile 100 career points with six points against the Cavaliers... contributed two goals and three assists for five points in regular season victories over North Carolina (3/16) and Syracuse (4/1)... also had four ground balls and two caused turnovers against the Tar Heels... named ACC Offensive Player of the Week following performance against North Carolina... had a goal and two assists in NCAA Tournament first round win over Syracuse (5/12)... had two goals and two assists in ACC Championship game versus North Carolina (4/22)... also posted four points from two goals and two helpers in win at Georgetown (3/23)... amassed 29 ground balls... picked up four ground ball in four games... All-ACC Academic team... ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2011: Played in all 20 games and started 17 at attack... USILA All-America honorable mention... All-ACC selection... ranked second on the team in scoring with 31 goals and 20 assists for 51 points... had at least one point in 15 contests and had 12 multiple-point outings... tallied a career-high seven points (4g, 3a) in come-frombehind win over Georgetown (3/26)... also had four goals against North Carolina (3/17), Loyola (3/11) and Virginia (5/22)... had three goals, including the overtime game-winner, against Maryland (3/5)... earned ACC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against the Terrapins... named ACC Offensive Player of the Week again after his four-goal output against the Tar Heels... had five points (3g, 2a) in NCAA Tournament first round win over Delaware (5/14)... dished out a career-high 64

67 four assists against Dartmouth (3/20)... finished season with 33 ground balls... named to All-ACC Academic Team... ACC Honor Roll selection. Prep:: A four-year letterwinner for Chet Laubach at Lower Merion High School compiled 341 career points from 184 goals and 157 assists during his scholastic career registered a career-best 73 goals and 50 assists as a senior set school records for career points and assists, while his 113 in 2010 was a single season record a three-time first team, all-main Line, all-central League and all-state honoree voted the Aces Most Valuable Player in 2008, 2009 and 2010 an All-America choice as both a junior and senior picked as an Under Armour All-American and scored three goals in the annual Under Amour All-American game named Phillylacrosse. com Player of the Year as a senior also served as a captain of the Duke s Lacrosse Club also lettered four years in soccer and was a first team all-central League pick as a senior Earned two letters in ice hockey Captured all-central League honors both seasons A member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Larry and Barbara Wolf Has two brothers, Will and Evan Born December 27, Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/9/13 DENVER /10/13 JACKSONVILLE /16/13 NOTRE DAME /17/13 MERCER /22/13 at Penn /2/13 MARYLAND /8/13 LOYOLA /13/13 at North Carolina /16/13 TOWSON /18/13 MARIST /23/13 GEORGETOWN /5/13 HIGH POINT /30/13 at Harvard /12/13 VIRGINIA /20/13 at Rutgers /26/13 at North Carolina /5/13 at Marquette /12/13 LOYOLA /19/13 vs Notre Dame /25/13 vs Cornell /27/13 vs Syracuse Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/11/12 RUTGERS W, /18/12 at Notre Dame L, /24/12 PENN W, /26/12 JACKSONVILLE W, /3/12 at Maryland L, /10/12 at Loyola L, /12/12 HARVARD W, /16/12 NORTH CAROLINA W, /18/12 DARTMOUTH W, /23/12 at Georgetown W, /27/12 BROWN W, /1/12 vs. Syracuse W, /7/12 MARIST W, /13/12 at Virginia W, /20/12 vs. Maryland W, /22/12 vs. North Carolina W, /27/12 vs. Denver L, /12/12 SYRACUSE W, /20/12 vs. Colgate W, /26/12 vs. Maryland L, Totals Game-by-Game Statistics Date Opponent Score GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pen-Min 2/12/11 SIENA W, /20/11 vs Notre Dame L, /26/11 at Penn L, /5/11 MARYLAND W, /13/11 MERCER W, /17/11 at North Carolina W, /11/11 LOYOLA W, /20/11 DARTMOUTH W,

68 3/26/11 GEORGETOWN W, /29/11 BROWN W, /3/11 vs. Syracuse L, /9/11 vs. Denver L, /11/11 PRESBYTERIAN W, /16/11 VIRGINIA W, /22/11 VIRGINIA W, /24/11 MARYLAND L, /30/11 at Jacksonville W, /14/11 DELAWARE W, /22/11 vs. Notre Dame W, /28/11 vs. Maryland L, Totals

69 43 - CALDER ALFANO Freshman D Boca Raton, Fla. (Boca Raton Community) Prep: A four-year starter on defense at Boca Raton Community High School Helped guide Boca Raton to district title as a sophomore and to runner-up honors his junior and senior campaigns Captured first team all-district and all-region accolades as a senior a two-time All-County honorable mention pick by the Sun Sentinel Two-year team captain Earned US Lacrosse Academic All-America honors Received the US Lacrosse Bob Scott Award for his dedication to the game of lacrosse as well as his community Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Jerry and Ginger Alfano Has one sister, Yasmin Cousin, Nick Martin, is a member of the Delaware men s lacrosse team Grandmother, Judy Warren, graduated from Duke in Born April 2, JACK BRUCKNER Freshman M Belle Terre, N.Y. (Ward Melville) Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Mike Hoppey at Ward Melville A two-time high school All-American Amassed 109 goals and 85 assists for 294 points in his scholastic career Earned first team All-Metro honors in 2013 after tallying 58 goals and 38 assists Led Ward Melville to the Class A New York State Championship in 2013 Also selected to the 2013 Under Armour All-America squad and named the 2013 Team Freedom Most Valuable Player at the Champion Lacrosse Showcase Had 39 goals and 29 assists as a junior to earn second team All-Metro recognition Named to the All-County squad as a sophomore Also lettered three years in soccer as a goalie Named all-league and all-county during his soccer career. Personal: Son of John and Helene Bruckner father played football at the United State Merchant Marine Academy and was inducted into the USMMA Hall of Fame in 2007 Uncle, Nick played football at Syracuse and played three seasons with the New York Jets in the NFL Sister, Amber, is a senior captain of the Wesleyan College field hockey team, while other sister, Helene, played field hockey for C.W. Post... Born February 12, BRIAN DUNNE Freshman D Melville, N.Y. (Chaminade) Prep: A star defenseman for Jack Moran at Chaminade Selected as an Under Armour All-American in 2013 after helping lead Chaminade to CHSAA Championship Also voted to the Newsday All-Long Island Second Team and to the CHSAA all-league squad Named the 2012 CHSAA Defenseman of the Year after Chaminade went 16-2 Helped anchor a defense that allowed just 10 goals once in 2012 and once again the following season Named to the 2012 Warrior 40 squad Also played football Voted to 2012 Newsday All-Long Island First Team Voted the 2012 CHSAA Championship Defensive Player of the Game in the CHSAA title game. Personal: Son of Paul and Noelle Dunne... Born Apri 21,

70 28 - DANNY FOWLER Freshman G Wantagh, N.Y. (Chaminade) Prep: A two-year letterwinner for Jack Moran at Chaminade High School A two-time Catholic High School Athletic Association Goalie of the Year Selected to the 2013 Under Armour All-America squad Named all-league, first team All-Long Island as a senior Team captain as a senior Voted the CHSAA Championship game Most Valuable Player Posted a.653 save percentage with a 15-2 record as a junior Finished his senior campaign with a.652 save percentage and a 15-2 overall record and the CHSAA Championship Lettered three seasons in football and was a three-time all-league pick and voted team captain as a senior Wrestled two seasons Won the CHSAA State Championship at 195 pounds as senior and took fifth at 189 as a freshman Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of John and Denise Fowler Has three brothers, Brendan, Jack and Vincent Father played football at Villanova Brother Brendan is a senior for the Duke men s lacrosse team and played three seasons of Duke football... Brendan was named the 2013 NCAA Championship Most Outstanding Player and a first team All-American... Born April 18, TEDDY HENDERSON Freshman M Greenwich, Conn. (Deerfield Academy) Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Chip Davis at Deerfield Academy Helped Deerfield to NE West Division I title in A starter in the midfielder in his junior and senior seasons Team finished 15-1 his senior campaign and was 29-3 in his two years as a starter Also played four seasons of squash Captain as a junior and senior and played No. 1 as a junior. Personal: Son of Ted and Wendy Henderson Father played lacrosse at Georgetown Has one brother, Connor, and one sister, Emily... Born August 13, ETHAN POWLEY Freshman LSM Wake Forest, N.C. (Paul VI) Prep: A four-year letterwinner as a longstick midfielder for Bob Waters at Paul VI High School A 2013 Under Armour All-American A two-year team captain Voted All-WCAC first team as a junior Also named to Washington Post All-Met team in 2012 Garnered All-WCAC second team honors in 2011 Missed senior season to injury Team captain and was a leader from the sideline as team advanced to WCAC title game Earned Iron Warrior Award Had 148 takeaways and 249 ground balls in his final two-plus seasons A Warrior 40 pick in 2012 Graduated summa cum laude. Personal: Son of Charlie and Julie Powley Has one brother, Sean Brother is a current member of the Hampden-Sydney men s lacrosse team Grandfather, Samuel Green, played football at Wake Forest... Born May 30,

71 18 - ALEX PREZIOSO Sophomore A Bethesda, Md. (Potomac School) Prep: A four-year letterwinner at the Potomac School Helped guide team to conference title his junior and senior seasons Team captain as a senior Garnered all-conference accolades in 2013 after tallying 32 goals and 12 assists for 45 points Also played four years of ice hockey Served as captain his senior year. Personal: Son of Giovanni and Betsy Prezioso Mother graduated from Duke in 1983 Has two sisters, Julia and Emily... Born January 4, TRIPP TRANSOU Freshman M Tallahassee, Fla. (The Maclay School) Prep: A five-year letterwinner for Mike Jones at The Maclay School Amassed 118 goals and 128 assists for 246 points in his scholastic career Also picked up 436 ground balls and won 64 percent of his faceoffs Named a US Lacrosse and NILCA All-American in 2013 Compiled 35 goals and 37 assists for 72 points and 113 ground balls his senior campaign A four-time all-district selection Two-time District Player of the Year A three-year team captain Selected to the All-North Florida Region Team four times Voted the Maclay School s Most Valuable Player in 2012 and 2013 Also lettered four years in football Named team s Offensive MVP three times Two-year team captain Finished his career with 110 receptions for 2200 yards and 55 rushes for 625 yards Named The Maclay School Athlete of the Year as a junior and senior. Personal: Son of Tripp Transou and Susie-Busch Transou Has one brother, Teddy, and one sister, Sophie His father and mother graduated from Duke in 1985 and 1987, respectively... Father, Tripp, was a wide receiver for the Duke football team and lettered in Born November 4, GARRETT VAN de VEN Freshman M Dallas, Texas (Dallas Jesuit) Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Chris Surran at Jesuit College Preparatory School A four-time all-state selection as a midfielder Registered 78 goals and 50 assists for 128 points his final two seasons Also captured all-district honors in each of his four scholastic seasons Selected as the team s Most Valuable Offensive Player all four years and voted the team s overall MVP his sophomore through senior years Picked as an All-American runner-up in 2012 and 2013 Led Rangers to 16-2 record as a junior and to a record over the course of the four campaigns Chosen as Texas Top 99 MVP three times Captured MVP honors at Denver Shootout Selected to Warrior 40 Also played football for three years Named UIL 9-5A newcomer of the year in 2011 and the team s offensive MVP as a junior Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Michael and Cindy Van de Ven Has one brother Kyle Van de Ven... Born August 8,

72 39 - IAN YANULIS Freshman D Duxbury, Mass. (Boston College High School) Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Chris Surran at Jesuit College Preparatory School A four-time all-state selection as a midfielder Registered 78 goals and 50 assists for 128 points his final two seasons Also captured all-district honors in each of his four scholastic seasons Selected as the team s Most Valuable Offensive Player all four years and voted the team s overall MVP his sophomore through senior years Picked as an All-American runner-up in 2012 and 2013 Led Rangers to 16-2 record as a junior and to a record over the course of the four campaigns Chosen as Texas Top 99 MVP three times Captured MVP honors at Denver Shootout Selected to Warrior 40 Also played football for three years Named UIL 9-5A newcomer of the year in 2011 and the team s offensive MVP as a junior Was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Adam and Maura Yanulis Has one older brother, John who is a junior for the Trinity College golf team... Born September 20, THOMAS ZENKER Freshman M Huntington, N.Y. (Chaminade) Prep: A two-year letterwinner for Jack Moran at Chaminade Tallied 61 goals and 14 assists in his two seasons on the varsity squad Team captain as a senior A 2013 Under Armour All-American selection Voted all-league in 2012 and 2013 Named the 2013 NSCHSAA Midfielder of the Year Helped lead Chaminade to the NSCHSAA Championship Garnered All-Long Island second team recognition as a senior Named Long Island Under Armour All-American in 2012 Also played two seasons of football An All-Long Island first team choice and a NYSSWA All-State Honorable Mention selection Chosen to play in the Long Island/New York City Empire Challenge All-Star game. Personal: Son of Thomas and Coleen Zenker Has two older brothers, Daniel and James, and one older sister, Nikki... Born December 21,

73 2012 season In Review 2012 Results Honors & Awards Final Statistics Final ACC Statistics Box Scores ACC Season in Review 76 ACC & NCAA Statistical Rankings 76 Week By Week National Rankings 77 Duke Miscellaneous Statistics Category Leaders 78 71

74 2013 RESULTS Overall: 16-5, ACC 2-1, Away: 4-2; Home: 9-3; Neutral: 3-0 Date opponent Location result goalie (sv) Leading Scorer (g-a) Feb. 9 #9 DENVER Durham, N.C. L, Dan Wigrizer (8) Wolf (4-3) Feb. 10 JACKSONVILLE Durham, N.C. W, 21-9 Dan Wigrizer (3) Wolf (4-1) Feb. 16 #3 NOTRE DAME Durham, N.C. L, 5-13 Dan Wigrizer (6) Offit (2-0) Feb. 17 MERCER Durham, N.C. W, 15-3 Dan Wigrizer (1), Turri (3), Krebs (3), Aaron (7) Wolf (4-2) Feb. 22 at Penn Philadelphia, Pa. L, 9-14 Dan Wigrizer (14) Wolf (2-0), Jones (2-0), Offit (2-0) Mar. 2 #1 MARYLAND * Durham, N.C. L, 7-16 Dan Wigrizer (2) Offit (2-0), Wolf (0-2) Mar. 8 #4 LOYOLA Durham, N.C. W, 9-8 Kyle Turri (9) Wolf (2-2) Mar. 13 at #8 North Carolina * Chapel Hill, N.C. W, 11-8 Kyle Turri (8) Wolf (3-1) Mar. 16 TOWSON Durham, N.C. W, 12-4 Kyle Turri (15) Matheis (3-2) Mar. 18 MARIST Durham, N.C. W, Kyle Turri (8) Wolf (4-3) Mar. 23 GEORGETOWN Durham, N.C. W, 19-7 Kyle Turri (5) Lawson (3-2) Brad Ross was named to the All- Mar. 30 at Harvard Cambridge, Mass. W, Kyle Turri (10) Wolf (3-0), Matheis (2-1) Almerica Third Team three times. Apr. 5 HIGH POINT Durham, N.C. W, 17-6 Kyle Turri (7) Matheis (2-3) Apr. 12 VIRGINIA * Durham, N.C. W, Kyle Turri (8) Tripucka (3-4) Apr. 20 at Rutgers PIscataway, N.J. W, 16-7 Kyle Turri (6) Wolf (5-0) Apr. 26 at #3 North Carolina! Chapel Hill, N.C. L, Kyle Turri (6) Wolf (5-2) May 5 at Marquette Wauwatosa, Wis. W, 19-3 Kyle Turri (4) Matheis (3-2), Jones (3-2) May 12 #9 LOYOLA % Durham, N.C. W, (2OT) Kyle Turri (13) Lawson (1-3) May 19 vs #2 Notre Dame ^ Indianapolis, Ind. W, Kyle Turri (4) Lawson (5-0) May 25 vs Cornell % Philadelphia, Pa. W, Kyle Turri (16) Wolf (4-1) May 27 vs Syracuse & Philadelphia, Pa. W, Kyle Turri (10) Wolf (4-2) * ACC Contest!ACC Tournament %NCAA First Round ^NCAA Quarterfinals $NCAA Semifinals &NCAA Championship 2013 HONORS AND AWARDS Captains Bill Conners, David Lawson, Josh Offit USILA All-America Brendan Fowler (1st), David Lawson (1st), Jordan Wolf (2nd), Josh Offit (3rd), Josh Dionne (HM), Will Haus (HM), Jake Tripucka (HM) NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Brendan Fowler, David Lawson, Jake Tripucka, Jordan Wolf NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MOST OUSTANDING PLAYER Brendan Fowler USILA Scholar All-America Josh Offit ACC Scholar Athlete of the Year Brendan Fowler ACC Defensive Player of the Week Brendan Fowler (Feb. 11), Chris Hipps (Mar. 12), Kyle Turri (Mar. 19) ACC All-Tournament Team Brendan Fowler, Jordan Wolf All-ACC Academic Team Deemer Class, Dan DiMaria, Brendan Fowler, Chris Hipps, Jimmy O Neill, Josh Offit, Tommy Patterson, Christian Walsh, Jordan Wolf ACC Academic Honor Roll Luke Aaron, Casey Carroll, Deemer Class, Chad Cohan, Seamus Connelly, Billy Conners, Dan DiMaria, Brendan Fowler, Will Hendrickson, Chris Hipps, Jamie Ikeda, Ben Krebs, Joe Kruy, Eddie Loftus, Henry Meyer, Josh Offit, Jimmy O Neill, Tommy Patterson, Charlie Payton, Rowland Pettit, Greg Rhodes, Ben Scharf, John Shaffer, Christian Walsh, Dan Wigrizer, Jordan Wolf All-ACC Brendan Fowler, David Lawson, Jordan Wolf ACC Defensive Player of the Year Brendan Fowler ACC Offensive Player of the Week Jordan Wolf (Mar. 12), Jake Tripucka (April 16) 72

75 2013 OVERALL STATISTICS ## Name gp-gs G A Pts Sh Shot% GW UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pct Pen-Min 31 Jordan Wolf David Lawson Case Matheis Josh Dionne Josh Offit Jake Tripucka Christian Walsh Myles Jones Deemer Class Will Haus Kyle Keenan Greg DeLuca Bill Conners Tanner Scott Brendan Fowler John Shaffer Eddie Loftus Seamus Connelly Brian Dailey Henry Lobb Will Hendrickson Justin George Luke Duprey Jimmy O Neill Joe Kruy Rowland Pettit Reid Maxmin Spencer Peterson Matt Kunkel Luke Aaron Chris Coady Ben Scharf Jack Rowe Ben Krebs Jamie Ikeda Chad Cohan Morgan Kirby Henry Meyer Charlie Payton Tommy Patterson Dan DiMaria Chris Hipps Dan Wigrizer Kyle Turri Total Opponents ## Name gp-gs Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced 34 Ben Krebs : Kyle Turri : Luke Aaron : Dan Wigrizer : Total : Opponents : Italics denote non-returning players 73

76 2013 ACC OVERALL STATISTICS ## Name gp-gs G A Pts Sh Shot% GW UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pct Pen-Min 31 Jordan Wolf Josh Offit Jake Tripucka Josh Dionne David Lawson Case Matheis Christian Walsh Deemer Class Kyle Keenan Brendan Fowler Brian Dailey Luke Duprey Henry Lobb Myles Jones Will Haus Rowland Pettit Bill Conners Spencer Peterson Matt Kunkel Luke Aaron Chris Coady Ben Krebs Jamie Ikeda Greg DeLuca Jimmy O Neill Joe Kruy Charlie Payton Tommy Patterson Dan DiMaria John Shaffer Chris Hipps Dan Wigrizer Kyle Turri Total Opponents ## Name gp-gs Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced 39 Luke Aaron 1-0 1: Kyle Turri : Dan Wigrizer : Ben Krebs 1-0 2: Total 3 180: Opponents 3 180: Italics denote non-returning players 74

77 2013 ACC Standings Conference Team Won Lost Pct. GF GA Maryland North Carolina Duke Virginia Overall Team Won Lost Pct. GF GA North Carolina Duke Maryland Virginia ACC Tournament Results ACC Semifinals April 26 Virginia 13, Maryland 6 April 26 North Carolina 18, Duke 17 ACC Championship April 28 North Carolina 16, Virginia 13 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team Midfield Brendan Fowler Duke Midfield David Lawson Duke Attack Jordan Wolf Duke LSM Jesse Bernhardt Maryland Midfield John Haus Maryland Goaltender Niko Amato Maryland Attack Joey Sankey North Carolina Attack Marcus Holman North Carolina Attack Mark Cockerton Virginia Attack Nick O Reilly Virginia Defense Scott McWilliams Virginia ACC Offensive Player of the Year ACC Defensive Player of the Year ACC Freshman of the Year ACC Coach of the Year Marcus Holman, North Carolina Brendan Fowler, Duke Tanner Scales, Virginia Joe Breschi, North Carolina ACC Offensive Players of the Week Feb. 14 Marcus Holman, North Carolina Feb. 19 Nick O Reilly, Virginia Feb. 26 John Haus, Maryland March 5 Mike Chanenchuk, Maryland March 12 Jordan Wolf, Duke & Joey Sankey, North Carolina March 19 Jay Carlson, Maryland March 26 Joey Sankey, North Carolina April 2 Jay Carlson, Maryland & Davey Emala, North Carolina April 9 Marcus Holman, North Carolina April 16 Jake Tripucka, Duke April 23 Mike Chanenchuk, Maryland May 7 Myles Jones, Duke ACC Defensive Players of the Week Feb. 12 Brendan Fowler, Duke Feb. 19 Michael Ehrhardt, Maryland Feb. 26 Niko Amato, Maryland March 5 Goran Murray, Maryland March 12 Chris Hipps, Duke March 19 Kyle Turri, Duke March 26 KIeran Burke, North Carolina April 2 Niko Amato, Maryland 75 April 9 Kieran Burke, North Carolina April 16 Kieran Burke, North Carolina April 23 Niko Amato, Maryland May 7 Jesse Bernhardt, Maryland Duke In The Final 2013 Statistical Rankings Team Category ACC NCAA Assists Per Game (8.05) 1 2 CTs Per Game (7.35) 4 35 Faceoff Win % (.625) 1 3 GBs Per Game (38.00) 2 3 Man-Down Defense (.626) 2 42 Man-Up Offense (.379) 2 19 Points Per Game (22.10) 1 3 Saves Per Game (10.00) 3 51 Scoring Defense (10.19) 3 30 Scoring Margin (3.86) 1 2 Scoring Offense (14.05) 1 3 Shot % (.327) 2 7 TOsPer Game (14.52) 3 27 Win Percentage (.762) 2 5 Individual ACC NCAA JORDAN WOLF Assists Per Game (1.33) 4 40 Goals Per Game (2.71) 2 12 Points Per Game (4.05) 3 13 Shot Percentage (.358) 6 66 CASE MATHEIS Assists Per Game (1.14) 8 60 Goals Per Game (1.33) Points Per Game (2.48) Shot Percentage (.350) 7 72 brendan FOWLER Faceoff % (.644) 1 3 GBs Per Game (9.95) 1 2 LUKE DUPREY CTs Per Game (1.76) 3 24 GBs Per Game (3.29) 8 84 JAKE TRIPUCKA Assists Per Game (1.19) 5 50 Points Per Game (2.29) JOSH OFFIT Assists Per Game (0.90) Points Per Game (2.29) Goals Per Game (1.38) Shot Percentage (.319) JOSH DIONNE Goals Per Game (2.14) 4 44 Points Per Game (2.38) Shot Percentage (.385) 3 33 DAVID LAWSON Assists Per Game (0.81) Goals Per Game (1.71) 8 96 Points Per Game (2.52) Shot Percentage (.303) CHRISTIAN WALSH Assists Per Game (0.81) KYLE TURRI GAA (9.59) 2 25 Save Percentage (.495) 3 49 Saves Per Game (6.95) 3 55 WILL HAUS GBs Per Game (2.76)

78 Duke Week by Week National Rankings Week USILA IL Preseason 4 6 Feb Feb T-19 Mar. 4 NR NR Mar Mar Mar T-10 April April April April April 29 8 T-6 May Final 1 N/A duke miscellaneous leaders 5+ POINT GAMES Jordan Wolf 8 Case Matheis 3 David Lawson 3 Josh Offit 3 Josh Dionne 1 Jake Tripucka 1 Myles Jones 1 3+ GOAL GAMES Jordan Wolf 11 Josh Dionne 7 David Lawson 5 Case Matheis 4 Josh Offit 3 Jake Tripucka 2 Christian Walsh 1 Myles Jones 1 3+ ASSIST GAMES Case Matheis 4 Jordan Wolf 3 Jake Tripucka 2 Josh Offit 1 David Lawson 1 5+ GBs GAMES Brendan Fowler 21 Luke Duprey 6 Will Haus 4 Josh Dionne 1 Chris Hipps 1 Kyle Turri 1 Jordan Wolf FACEOFF WINS Brendan Fowler CAUSED TURNOVERS Luke Duprey 4 Kyle Turri GOAL GAMES 5, Josh Dionne vs. Virginia (4/12) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. Rutgers (4/20) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. North Carolina (4/26) 5, David Lawson vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Denver (2/9) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Mercer (2/17) 4, David Lawson vs. Mercer (2/17) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Marist (3/18) 4, Josh Dionne vs. Marist (3/18) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Georgetown (3/23) 4, Josh Dionne vs. Marquette (5/5) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Cornell, (5/25) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Syracuse (5/27) 3, Christian Walsh vs. Denver (2/9) 3, Jordan Wolf vs. North Carolina (3/13) 3, Case Matheis vs. Towson (3/16) 3, Case Matheis vs. Marist (3/18) 3, David Lawson vs. Georgetown (3/23) 3, Jordan Wolf vs. Harvard (3/30) 3, Josh Dionne vs. High Point (4/5) 3, David Lawson vs. High Point (4/5) 3, David Lawson vs. Virginia (4/12) 3, Jake Tripucka vs. Virginia (4/12) 3, Josh Offit vs. Virginia (4/12) 3, Josh Dionne vs. North Carolina (4/26) 3, Josh Offit vs. North Carolina (4/26) 3, Case Matheis vs. Marquette (5/5) 3, Myles Jones vs. Marquette (5/5) 3, Case Matheis vs. Loyola (5/12) 3, Josh Dionne vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 3, Josh Offit vs. Syracuse (5/27) 3, Josh Dionne vs. Syracuse (5/27) 3+ ASSIST GAMES 4, Jake Tripucka vs. Virginia (4/12) 4, Case Matheis vs. Rutgers (4/20) 4, Jordan Wolf vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 3, Jordan Wolf vs. Denver (2/9) 3, Jordan Wolf vs. Marist (3/18) 3, Case Matheis vs. Marist (3/18) 3, Jake Tripucka vs. Marist (3/18) 3, Josh Offit vs. Georgetown (3/23) 3, Case Matheis vs. High Point (4/5) 3, David Lawson vs. Loyola (5/12) 3, Jake Tripucka vs. Cornell (5/25) 5+ POINT GAMES 7, Jordan Wolf vs. Denver (2/9) 7, JordanWolf vs. Marist (3/18) 7, Jake Tripucka vs. Virginia (4/12) 7, Jordan Wolf vs. North Carolina (4/26) 6, Jordan Wolf vs. Mercer (2/17) 6, Case Matheis vs. Marist (3/18) 6, Jordan Wolf vs. Syracuse (5/27) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 5, Case Matheis vs. Towson (3/16) 5, David Lawson vs. Georgetown (3/23) 5, Case Matheis vs. High Point (4/5) 5, Josh Dionne vs. Virginia (4/12) 5, David Lawson vs. Virginia (4/12) 5, Josh Offit vs. Virginia (4/12) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. Rutgers (4/20) 5, Josh Offit vs. North Carolina (4/26)

79 5, Case Matheis vs. Marquette (5/5) 5, Myles Jones vs. Marquette (5/5) 5, David Lawson vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. Cornell (5/25) 5, Josh Offit vs. Syracuse (5/27) 5+ GBs GAMES 15, Brendan Fowler vs. North Carolina (4/26) 14, Brendan Fowler vs. Syracuse (5/27) 13, Brendan Fowler vs. North Carolina (3/13) 13, Brendan Fowler vs. Marist (3/18) 12, Brendan Fowler vs. Cornell (5/25) 11, Brendan Fowler vs. Denver (2/9) 11, Brendan Fowler vs. Mercer (2/17) 11, Brendan Fowler vs. Penn (2/22) 10, Brendan Fowler vs. Notre Dame (2/16) 10, Brendan Fowler vs. Maryland (3/2) 9, Brendan Fowler vs. Georgetown (3/23) 9, Brendan Fowler vs. Harvard (3/30) 9, Brendan Fowler vs. Loyola (5/12) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. Towson (3/16) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. High Point (4/5) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. Virginia (4/12) 8, Luke Duprey vs. Virginia (4/12) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. Rutgers (4/20) 8, Brendan Fowler vs. Marquette (5/5) 7, Brendan Fowler vs. Loyola (3/8) 7, Brendan Fowler vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 6, Luke Duprey vs. Harvard (3/30) 6, Will Haus vs. Loyola (5/12) 6, Will Haus vs. Cornell (5/25) 5, Chris Hipps vs. Loyola (3/8) 5, Kyle Turri vs. Towson (3/16) 5, Will Haus vs. Harvard (3/30) 5, Luke Duprey vs. High Point (4/5) 5, Jordan Wolf vs. Rutgers (4/20) 5, Luke Duprey vs. North Carolina (4/26) 5, Luke Duprey vs. Loyola (5/12) 5, Will Haus vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 10+ FACEOFF GAMES 25, Brendan Fowler vs. North Carolina (4/26) 20, Brendan Fowler vs. Marist (3/18) 20, Brendan Fowler vs. Virginia (4/12) 20, Brendan Fowler vs. Syracuse (5/27) 19, Brendan Fowler vs. Loyola (5/12) 18, Brendan Fowler vs. Denver (2/9) 18, Brendan Fowler vs. Harvard (3/30) 17, Brendan Fowler vs. Georgetown (3/23) 16, Brendan Fowler vs. Mercer (2/17) 16, Brendan Fowler vs. Rutgers (4/20) 16, Brendan Fowler vs. Notre Dame (5/19) 16, Brendan Fowler vs. Cornell (5/25) 15, Brendan Fowler vs. Notre Dame (2/16) 15, Brendan Fowler vs. Penn (2/22) 15, Brendan Fowler vs. High Point (4/5) 12, Brendan Fowler vs. Jacksonville (2/10) 12, Brendan Fowler vs. Towson (3/16) 11, Brendan Fowler vs. Marquette (5/5) 10, Brendan Fowler vs. Maryland (3/2) 3+ CAUSED TURNOVERS 5, Luke Duprey vs. Notre Dame (2/16) 3, Luke Duprey vs. Maryland (3/2) 3, Luke Duprey vs. Harvard (3/30) 3, Luke Duprey vs. Cornell (5/25) 3, Kyle Turri vs. Syracuse (5/27) 77

80 2013 category leaders ## POINTS GP G A Pts 31 Jordan Wolf David Lawson Case Matheis Josh Dionne Josh Offit Jake Tripucka Christian Walsh Myles Jones Deemer Class Will Haus ## GOALS GP G 31 Jordan Wolf Josh Dionne David Lawson Josh Offit Case Matheis Jake Tripucka Myles Jones Christian Walsh Deemer Class Will Haus 21 7 ## ASSISTS GP A 31 Jordan Wolf Jake Tripucka Case Matheis Josh Offit Christian Walsh David Lawson Deemer Class Kyle Keenan Will Haus Myles Jones ## FACE-OFF PCT. GP Won Att Pct. 3 Brendan Fowler ## SHOT PCT* GP G A Sh Shot% 31 Jordan Wolf David Lawson Josh Dionne Jake Tripucka Josh Offit Case Matheis * minimum 60 shots taken ## CAUSED TURNOVERS GP CT 91 Luke Duprey Chris Hipps Greg DeLuca Bill Conners Jordan Wolf Josh Dionne Will Haus Kyle Turri Dan DiMaria Jimmy O Neill 21 7 ## PENALTY MINUTES GP PMIN 91 Luke Duprey Chris Hipps Will Haus Jordan Wolf Henry Lobb David Lawson Bill Conners Josh Dionne Jamie Ikeda TM TEAM ## GROUND BALLS GP GB 3 Brendan Fowler Luke Duprey Will Haus Jordan Wolf Bill Conners Kyle Turri Chris Hipps Greg DeLuca Brian Dailey ## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG 2 David Lawson Jordan Wolf Josh Dionne Case Matheis Josh Offit Jake Tripucka 21 1 ## MAN-UP GOALS GP No. 8 Josh Dionne Jordan Wolf Josh Offit David Lawson Christian Walsh Jake Tripucka Deemer Class

81 duke tradition USILA All-America 79 National Award Winners 80 All-ACC 80 ACC All-Tournament NCAA All-Tournament 81 North-South Game Participants 81 Academic Awards 82 ACC Annual Statistical Leaders 83 Duke in International Lacrosse 84 Duke in Professional Lacrosse Duke in Coaching Ranks 85 79

82 First Team All-America 1948 Charles Gilfillan 1951 Charles Gilfillan 1952 Bob Bickel 1954 Everett Anderson 1995 Matt Ogelsby 1996 Tyler Hardy 1997 Jim Gonnella David Stilley 1998 Scott Diggs 1990 Stephen Card 2000 Stephen Card 2002 Kevin Cassese 2003 Kevin Cassese 2005 Matt Danowski Aaron Fenton Matt Zash 2007 Casey Carroll Matt Danowski Zack Greer Nick O Hara 2008 Matt Danowski Zack Greer Nick O Hara 2009 Ned Crotty 2010 Ned Crotty 2012 CJ Costabile Robert Rotanz 2013 Brendan Fowler David Lawson Second Team All-America 1951 Bob Bickel Fred Eisenbrandt Rod Boyce 1952 Don Bafford Dan Peacock 1954 Dick Bollinger 1989 Josh Dennis 1994 Scott Harrison Matt Ogelsby 1997 Tyler Hardy Joe Kirmser 1998 John Fay 1999 Nick Hartofilis 2000 Nick Hartofilis 2001 Kevin Cassese 2005 Peter Lamade Tony McDevitt 2008 Tony McDevitt Ned Crotty 2009 Parker McKee 2010 Parker McKee Max Quinzani 2011 Justin Turri 2012 Michael Manley Jordan Wolf 2013 Jordan Wolf Third Team All-America 1949 Bert Nuttie Rod Boyce 1950 Rod Boyce Charles Gilfillan 1952 Don Bafford Dan Peacock 1953 Dick Bollinger Nolan Rogers 1955 Richard Saunders 1968 Steve Sachs 1969 Steve Sachs 1972 Mark Sammis 1992 David Donovan 1993 Matt Ogelsby 1995 Scott Harrison Tyler Hardy Joe Kirmser Ross Moscatelli 1996 Jim Gonnella 1997 John Fay 1998 Stephen Card 1999 Scott Diggs Jared Frood Tim Knowles 2000 T.J. Durnan 2005 Zack Greer 2007 Tony McDevitt Dan Loftus 2008 Dan Loftus Max Quinzani Brad Ross 2009 Max Quinzani Brad Ross 2010 CJ Costabile Michael Manley 2011 CJ Costabile Zach Howell Tom Montelli 2013 Josh Offit Honorable Mention All-America 1940 Ray Brown 1941 Ray Brown 1947 Ed Koffenberger Olin Gilbert Tom Petit Less Hoshall 1948 Dave Tubbs Don Clausen Rod Boyce 1949 Less Hoshall Dave Tubbs Fred Eisenbrandt Howard Heiss John Heller 1950 Gene Corrigan Fred Eisenbrandt Howard Heiss John Heller Bert Nuttle 1951 Don Clausen Gene Corrigan Don Bafford 1952 Brooke Cottman 1953 Don Rutter 1954 Kirvan Pierson Ronald Wilson 1955 Everett Anderson 1957 William Richardson Robert Rippel Wade Byrd 1968 Malcolm Travelstead 1969 Art Tremaine 1970 Jeff Board 1971 Mark Sammis 1973 Bob Rice 1974 Mark Sammis 1976 John Haldeman 1977 Joe Devlin 1979 Pete Gustafson 1982 Tony Cullen Dave Hagler 1985 Ken Lukes 1986 Peter Rubin 1987 Peter Rubin Jim Cabrera 1988 Michael Conway Josh Dennis 1989 Keith Melchionni 1990 Josh Dennis Keith Mechionni 1991 Joe Matassa Keith Melchionni Gregg Schmalz 1992 Joe Matassa 1993 Derek Thomson 1994 Joe Proud 1997 Greg Ehrnman Scott Diggs 1998 Tim Knowles 1999 Matt Breslin T.J. Durnan John O Donnell 2000 Jared Frood 2001 Scott Bross Chris Hartofilis Stuart Schwartz 2002 Dan Hauber A.J. Kincel 2003 Kevin Brennan Matt Rewkowski 2004 Matt Danowski Matt Zash 2005 Casey Carroll 2007 Brad Ross 2008 Parker McKee 2009 CJ Costabile 2011 Robert Rotanz Jordan Wolf 2012 Justin Turri 2013 Josh Dionne Will Haus Jake Tripucka

83 Tewaraaton Trophy National Player of the Year Matt Danowski 2007 Ned Crotty 2010 Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award National Player of the Year Matt Danowski 2007, 08 Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. National Goalkeeper of the Aaron Fenton 2005 Lt. Col. J.I. (Jack) Turnbull National Attackman of the Year Matt Danowski 2005, 07 Zack Greer 2008 Ned Crotty 2009 Lt. Donald MacLaughlin National Midfielder of the Year Jim Gonnella 1997 Kevin Cassese 2002 William F. Schmeisser National Defenseman of the Year Tyler Hardy 1996 Nick O Hara 2008 National Rookie of the Year (selected by Inside Lacrosse) Zack Greer 2005 F. Morris Touchstone National Coach of the Year Mike Pressler 2005 John Danowski 2010 USILA Service Award Gene Corrigan 1997 ACC Player of the Year Matt Ogelsby 1995 Kevin Cassese 2001 Matt Danowski 2005, 07 Ned Crotty 2009 ACC Defensive Player of the Year CJ Costabile 2012* Brendan Fowler 2013 * denotes co-defensive player of the year ACC Rookie of the Year Scott Diggs 1996 Matt Danowski 2004 Zack Greer 2005 Michael Manley 2008 ACC Coach of the Year Mike Pressler 1995 Mike Pressler 2001 Mike Pressler 2005 John Danowski 2007 John Danowski 2011 John Danowski 2012 All-ACC 1977 Joe Devlin 1978 Jim Ferguson 1979 Pete Gustafson 1983 Chris Sussingham 1985 Jim Cabrera 1986 Ken Lukes Peter Ortale Peter Rubin 1987 Maurice Glavin Jim Cabrera Peter Rubin Ken Lukes 1988 Josh Dennis Peter Rubin 1989 Josh Dennis Keith Melchionni 1990 Josh Dennis Keith Melchionni 1991 Gregg Schmalz 1992 David Donovan Carter Hertzberg 1993 Matt Ogelsby 1994 Scott Harrison Matt Ogelsby 1995 Matt Ogelsby Tyler Hardy Scott Harrison Ross Moscatelli 1996 Tyler Hardy Jim Gonnella 1997 Greg Ehrnman John Fay Jim Gonnella Tyler Hardy Joe Kirmser 1998 Scott Diggs John Fay Jared Frood 1999 Stephen Card Jared Frood Nick Hartofilis Tim Knowles John O Donnell 2000 Stephen Card T.J. Durnan Nick Hartofilis 2001 Scott Bross Kevin Cassese Chris Hartofilis 2002 Kevin Cassese Dan Hauber 2003 Kevin Cassese Matt Rewkowski 2004 Peter Lamade Matt Zash 2005 Matt Danowski Aaron Fenton Zack Greer Tony McDevitt 81 Matt Zash 2007 Casey Carroll Matt Danowski Zack Greer Nick O Hara 2008 Matt Danowski Zack Greer Tony McDevitt Max Quinzani 2009 Ned Crotty Max Quinzani 2010 Ned Crotty Parker McKee Max Quinzani 2011 CJ Costabile Jordan Wolf 2012 CJ Costabile Robert Rotanz Jordan Wolf 2013 Brendan Fowler David Lawson ACC All-Tournament Jordan Wolf 1992 Michael Becker 1993 Carter Hertzberg Matt Ogelsby 1994 Scott Harrison 1995 Jim Gonnella Scott Harrison Joe Kirmser Ross Moscatelli Matt Ogelsby 1997 John Fay Jim Gonnella Joe Kirmser John O Donnell 1998 John Fay 1999 Matt Breslin Stephen Card Scott Diggs T.J. Durnan Tim Knowles 2000 Stephen Card Nick Hartofilis 2001 Kevin Brennan Matt Breslin Scott Bross Kevin Cassese Dan Chemotti Chris Hartofilis 2002 Dan Hauber Terrence Keaney A.J. Kincel Alex Lieske Jimmy Regan 2003 Kevin Cassese A.J. Kincel Matt Rewkowski John Wendling 2004 Matt Danowski 2005 Matt Danowski Aaron Fenton

84 Zack Greer 2007 Bo Carrington Casey Carroll Matt Danowski Zack Greer Dan Loftus 2008 Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Zack Greer Dan Loftus Tony McDevitt Parker McKee Nick O Hara Maz Quinzani 2009 CJ Costabile Mike Catalino Ned Crotty Zach Howell Mike Manley Max Quinzani Steve Schoeffel 2010 Max Quinzani 2011 CJ Costabile Zach Howell David Lawson Dan Wigrizer 2012 CJ Costabile Josh Dionne Will Haus Christian Walsh Dan Wigrizer 2013 Brendan Fowler ACC Tournament MVP Jordan Wolf 1995 Ross Moscatelli 2001 Scott Bross 2002 A.J. Kincel 2007 Matt Danowski 2008 Dan Loftus 2009 CJ Costabile 2012 Christian Walsh NCAA All-Tournament 1999 John Fay 2005 Matt Danowski Dan Flannery Nick O Hara Matt Zash 2007 Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Zack Greer Nick O Hara 2008 Zack Greer 2010 CJ Costabile Zach Howell Michael Manley Max Quinzani 2013 Brendan Fowler David Lawson Jake Tripucka Jordan Wolf ncaa Tournament MVP 2013 Brendan Fowler North-South Game 1941 Ray Brown 1942 John Reisner 1943 Larry Phelps Jack Hebb 1946 Jim Corrigan Walter Ross Tom Gorsuch Olin Gilbert 1947 Ed Koffenberger Lee Hoshall Olin Gilbert Tom Petit 1948 Garrett Billmire 1949 Lee Hoshall Howard Heiss Bert Nuttle 1950 Jack Heller Howard Heiss 1951 Rod Boyce Dan Clausen Charles Gilfillan 1952 Dan Peacock Bob Bickel Don Bafford Brooke Cottman 1953 Nolan Rogers Don Rutter 1954 Richard Bollinger Albert Lynch Ronald Wilson 1955 Michael Harrington 1956 Donald Scott 1957 Fred Hearn 1968 Malcolm Travelstead 1969 Steve Sachs 1970 Jeff Board Bruce Corrie (coach) 1971 Bruce Corrie (coach) 1974 Mark Sammis 1978 James Ferguson 1979 Pete Gustafson 1980 Tony Cullen 1982 Dave Hagler 1983 Chris Sussingham 1985 Jeff Spear 1986 Curt Cimei Mark Gillin 1987 Peter Ortale Maurice Glavin 1988 Michael Conway Peter Rubin 1989 Paul Mahoney Tony Cullen (coach) 1990 Josh Dennis John Wiseman 1991 Keith Melchionni 1992 Joe Matassa Gregg Schmalz David Donovan 1993 Andy Droney Carter Herzberg 82 Derek Thomson Mike Pressler (coach) 1994 Chris Affolter Mike Clayton Ken Fasanaro 1995 Scott Harrison Ross Moscatelli Matt Ogelsby 1996 Ross Thomson 1997 Jim Gonnella Tyler Hardy Joe Kirmser 1998 John Fay Craig Seyffer 1999 Scott Diggs Tim Knowles 2000 Stephen Card Nick Hartofilis 2003 Kevin Brennan Kevin Cassese 2005 Aaron Fenton Ryan Marshall USILA Scholar All-America 1995 Scott Harrison Ross Moscatelli 1997 Jim Gonnella Tyler Hardy Joe Kirmser 1998 John Fay 2000 T.J. Durnan Jared Frood 2001 Scott Bross Chris Hartofilis Stuart Schwartz 2002 Dan Hauber 2003 Kevin Brennan Kevin Cassese 2007 Tony McDevitt Nick O Hara 2008 Brad Ross 2009 Ryan McFadyen Brad Ross 2010 Parker McKee Max Quinzani 2011 Zach Howell Tom Montelli 2012 CJ Costabile Robert Rotanz CoSIDA Academic All-District III 2007 Ed Douglas, 1st Team 2008 Max Quinzani, 1st Team 2009 Max Quinzani, 1st Team 2010 Max Quinzani, 1st Team 2012 CJ Costabile, 1st Team CoSIDA Academic All-America 2007 Ed Douglas, 2nd Team 2008 Max Quinzani, 3rd Team 2009 Max Quinzani, 2nd Team 2010 Max Quinzani, 1st Team 2012 CJ Costabile, 3rd Team

85 acc annual statistical leaders POINTS 1967 Steve Sachs Steve Sachs * Steve Sachs Rod Finlayson Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Peter Rubin Paul Mahoney Josh Dennis John Fay Matt Rewkowski Matt Danowski Matt Danowski Matt Danowski Ned Crotty 86 SAVE PERCENTAGE * 1955 John Baker Chuck Sherwood Carter Hertzberg Carter Hertzberg Joe Kirmser Craig Seyffer Matt Breslin Aaron Fenton Dan Loftus Dan Loftus.625 * ranked on total saves; on saves per game; GOALS 1967 Steve Sachs Steve Sachs Bob Rice Rod Finlayson Dave Hagler Peter Rubin Peter Rubin Josh Dennis Joe Matassa John Fay T.J. Durnan ^ T.J. Durnan Matt Rewkowski Zack Greer Zack Greer Zack Greer Max Quinzani ^ Max Quinzani Robert Rotanz Jordan Wolf 57 ASSISTS 1954 Ronald Wilson Steve Sachs Steve Sachs Steve Sachs Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Jay Bierman Peter Rubin Ken Lukes Paul Mahoney Dan Flannery *19 Matt Danowski * Matt Danowski Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Ned Crotty 63 83

86 duke and international lacrosse us lacrosse 2002 FIL World Championship Gold Medalists Players: Scott Bross, Kevin Cassese, Tim Knowles Coach: Mike Pressler 2003 U-19 FIL World Championship Gold Medalists Most Valuable Player: Matt Danowski Player: Matt Danowski 2006 FIL World Championship Silver Medalists Player: Kevin Cassese 2008 U-19 FIL World Championship Gold Medalists Players: CJ Costabile, Justin Turri (missed tournament due to injury) 2010 FIL World Championship Gold Medalists Captain: Kevin Cassese Players: Kevin Cassese, Ned Crotty, Matt Zash 2012 FIL Men s U-19 World Championship Gold Medalists Players: Kyle Keenan, Kyle Turri canada lacrosse 2006 FIL World Championship Gold Medalists Players: Taylor Wray, Ryan Marshall 2010 FIL World Championship Silver Medalists Players: Zack Greer 2012 FIL U-19 World Championship Silver Medalists Coach: Taylor Wray poland lacrosse 2010 FIL World Championships Players: Josh Coveleski duke in professional lacrosse major league lacrosse Ned Crotty Chicago Machine (2010), Rochester Rattlers ( ), New York Lizards (2014-P) Kevin Cassese Rochester Rattlers ( ), Philadelphia Barrage ( ), Washington Bayhawks (2009), Boston Cannons (2009) Dan Chemotti New Jersey Pride ( ), Washington/Chesapeake Bayhawks ( ) CJ Costabile New York Lizards (2012-P) Josh Coveleski Ohio Machine (2012-P) Matt Danowski New Jersey Pride (2008), Long Island Lizards ( ), Charlotte Hounds (2012-P) Kyle Dowd San Francisco Dragons ( ), Denver Outlaws (2008), Long Island Lizards (2009) Dan Flannery Chicago Machine ( ) Zack Greer Long Island Lizards ( , 2012-P) Zach Howell Chesapeake Bayhawks (2012-P) David Lawson Rochester Rattlers (2013-P) Dan Loftus Ohio Machine (2012-P) Michael Manley Rochester Rattlers (2012-P) Ryan Marshall San Francisco Dragons ( ) Tony McDevitt New Jersey Pride (2008), Long Island Lizards ( ) Ryan McFadyen Denver Outlaws (2010), Charlotte Hounds (2012) Parker McKee Long Island Lizards ( ) Tom Montelli Rochester Rattlers (2012-P) Matt Ogelsby LA Riptide ( ), San Francisco Dragons (2008) Nick O Hara Rochester Rattlers (2008), Toronto Nationals (2009), Chesapeake Bayhawks (2010), Hamilton Nationals (2012-P), Max Quinzani Boston Cannons ( ), Long Island Lizards (2012-P) Brad Ross Toronto Nationals ( ), Boston Cannons ( ), Rochester Rattlers (2012) Robert Rotanz Rochester Rattlers (2012-P) Jake Tripucka Charlotte Hounds (2013-P) Justin Turri Denver OUtlwas ( ), New York Lizards (2014-P) Matt Zash Philadelphia Barrage ( ), Long Island Lizards ( ), Mike Ward Denver Outlaws ( ), Long Island Lizards (2010-P) major league lacrosse honors MLL All-Stars 2008 Matt Danowski 2009 Matt Danowski, Zack Greer 2010 Matt Danowski 2011 Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski, Max Quinzani, Brad Ross, Mike Ward 2013 Ned Crotty, Zack Greer, Michael Manley All-MLL 2010 Matt Danowski 2011 Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski 2013 Matt Danowski Major Award Winners 2010 MLL Rookie of the Year Ned Crotty MLL Champions 2011 Max Quinzani, Brad Ross 2009 Brad Ross, Nick O Hara major league lacrosse draft Jordan Wolf (2nd), Luke Duprey (4th), Brendan Fowler (14), Josh Dionne (18), Henry Lobb (31), Chris Hipps (55) 2013 Casey Carroll (18th), David Lawson (40th), Jake Tripucka (42nd) 2012 Micahel Manley (3rd), CJ Costabile (5th), Robert Rotanz (8th), Justin Turri (9th) 84

87 2011 Tom Montelli (26th), Zach Howell (46th) 2010 Ned Crotty (1st), Max Quinzani (3rd), Parker McKee (4th) 2009 Zack Greer (3rd), Brad Ross (15th), Ryan McFadyen (33rd) 2008 Matt Danowski (2nd), Tony McDevitt (12th), Nick O Hara (22nd) Mike Ward (27th) 2006 Matt Zash (6th), Kyle Dowd (25th), Dan Flannery (35th) 2003 Kevin Cassese (2nd), Kevin Brennan (23rd) national lacrosse league Dan Chemotti New Jersey Storm (2003) CJ Costabile Philadelphia Wings (2013-P) Ned Crotty Philadelphia Wings (2012-P), Colorado Mammoth (2011) Matt Danowski Philadelphia Wings (2012), Rochester Knighthawks (2010), Colorado Mammoth (2009) John Fay Ottawa Rebel (2001), Syracuse Smash (2000) Baltimore Thunder (1999) Jesse Fehr Edmonton Rush ( ) Zack Greer Minnesota Swarm ( ), Edmonton Rush (2011-P) Michael Manley Philadelphia Wings (2013-P) Ryan Marshall San Jose Stealth (2009), Portland Lumberjax ( ), Calgary Roughnecks (2006) Ryan McFadyen Philadelphia Wings (2011), Colorado Mammoth (2010) Dave Stilley New York Titans (2009), Colorado Mammoth ( ), Philadelphia Wings ( ) Mike Ward Colorado Mammoth (2009), Philadelphia Wings (2010) Taylor Wray Philadelphia Wings (2008-P), Calgary Roughnecks ( ) Devan Wray Edmonton Rush (2011), Calgary Roughnecks ( ) Matt Zash Rochester Knighthawks (2011), Orlando Titans (2010), New York Titans ( ) duke in coaching ranks head coaches Kevin Cassese - Lehigh University (2008-Present) Dan Chemotti University of Richmond (2013-Present) Chris Gabrielli - Providence College (2013-Present) Mike Murphy University of Pennsylvania (2009-Present) Taylor Wray Saint Joseph s University (2012-Present) assistant coaches Matt Danowski Duke University Assistant Coach (2013-P) Dan Keating - Saint Joseph s University Associate Head Coach (2012-P) Brad Ross Bryant University Associate Head Coach (2011-P) Justin Turri - Providence College Assistant Coach (2014) 85

88 Men s Lacrosse in Duke Hall of Fame Charles Gilfillan One of Corrigan s teammates, Charles Gilfillan, also was inducted into the Duke Sports Hall of Fame. Gilfillan, a defenseman, is one of three two-time first team All-Americas in Duke Lacrosse history. He earned first team honors in 1948 and 1951, along with a third team merit in During his senior year, 1951, the squad compiled a 6-1 record to finish as the national championship runner-up to ACC rival Virginia. Gene Corrigan Duke Lacrosse saw its second member inducted into the Duke Sports Hall of Fame in 1991, when Gene Corrigan received the prestigious honor. A member of the 1951 Duke lacrosse team, Gene Corrigan was well known as a driving force in the shaping of intercollegiate athletics as both the Commissioner of the Atlantic Coast Conference and as President of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Corrigan, who retired from both positions in 1997, was the third commissioner in the 45-year history of the league. Corrigan brought progressive philosophies and ideas to the ACC and helped solidify the conference s reputation as one of the nation s leaders. Upon his graduation from Duke in 1952, Corrigan, a lacrosse All-America, began his career teaching Latin, English and history while coaching basketball, football and lacrosse at St. Paul s School in Baltimore. The Baltimore native then moved on to occupy almost every desk imaginable in athletics. He served as the lacrosse coach at Washington & Lee, the Sports Information Director and Director of Athletic Programs at Virginia and Athletic Director at Notre Dame before assuming the ACC post in Corrigan was also inducted into the Lacrosse Hall of Fame in Jack Persons The first athlete of the lacrosse fraternity to be inducted into the Hall of Fame is former head coach Jack Persons. Persons started out as Duke s swimming coach in At the age of 20, he was the youngest head coach at a major university in the nation. When he retired from coaching 45 years later, he was one of the most admired men in his field. Along the way, his teams recorded 207 victories in 378 meets, including undefeated seasons in 1933 and Person s teams also captured one Southern Conference Championship, had seven runner-up finishes and were tops among Big Five teams from Persons also had a storied career coaching the Blue Devil lacrosse team from He directed Duke to one of the greatest upsets in collegiate lacrosse history in 1946 when the Blue Devils shocked national power Maryland, In the 1950s, his team was a national contender on a yearly basis with the 1951 squad finishing second in the country. In all, Persons had three teams finish the year ranked among the top-ten teams in the nation, and his 1954 squad won the inaugural ACC Championship. In addition to his coaching duties, Persons taught physical education at Duke and was a pioneer of swimming in North Carolina. He served as the chairman of the Durham County Red Cross life saving and water safety units. Persons graduated from Duke in 1933, and was inducted into the Hall in

89 duke records Duke Career Records 88 Duke Single Season Records 88 Duke Sinle Game Records 89 Duke Team Records 89 Duke in ACC Records Book 90 Duke in NCAA Records Book 90 87

90 duke records book Career Points Name g a Pts. 1. Matt Danowski Zack Greer Dave Hagler Ned Crotty Max Quinazni Tony Cullen Peter Rubin Steve Sachs Ken Lukes Jordan Wolf John Fay Zach Howell Joe Matassa Rod Finlayson Josh Dennis Jared Frood T.J. Durnan Scott Harrison Paul Maloney Greg Patchak Dan Flannery Jon Bierman Jim Gonnella Jim Cabrera Rob Rice Hunt Brawley Pete Gustafson Matt Ogelsby Kevin Brennan Justin Turri Ross Moscatelli Kevin Cassese Christian Walsh Greg Schmalz Josh Dionne David Lawson Scott Diggs Mark Sammis Brad Ross Tom Brodsky James Ferguson Jim Neffgen Career Goals Name Years G 1. Zack Greer Max Quinzani Matt Danowski Dave Hagler Peter Rubin John Fay Zach Howell Josh Dennis T.J. Durnan Jordan Wolf 2011-P Joe Matassa Ken Lukes Rod Finlayson Career ASSISTS Name Years A 1. Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Tony Cullen Steve Sachs Dave Hagler Ken Lukes Jim Gonnella Paul Mahoney Jordan Wolf 2011-P Rod Finlayson Jared Frood Career SAVES Name years Saves 1. Joe Kirmser Chuck Sherwood Matt Breslin Dan Loftus Single-Season Goals Name Years G 1. Max Quinzani Zack Greer Zack Greer Max Quinzani Zack Greer Jordan Wolf John Fay Zach Howell Matt Danowski Josh Dennis Dan Flannery Matt Danowski John Fay Max Quinzani Zach Howell Single-Season Assists Name Years G 1. Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Matt Danowski Matt Danowski Paul Maloney Jordan Wolf Jim Gonnella Zack Greer Jordan Wolf Zack Greer Jared Frood T.J. Durnan Scott Harrison

91 Single-Season Points Name Years G 1. Matt Danowski Matt Danowski Zack Greer Zack Greer Matt Danowski Jordan Wolf Ned Crotty Max Quinzani Ned Crotty Dan Flannery Zack Greer Zach Howell Max Quinzani John Fay John Fay Single-Season Saves Name Years G 1. Joe Kirmser Dan Loftus Joe Kirmser Joe Kirmser Aaron Fenton Carter Hertzberg Dan Loftus Chuck Sherwood Matt Breslin Matt Breslin Carter Hertzberg Duke Single-Game Records Goals: John Fay vs. Hobart, 4/12/96 9 Assists: John Bierman vs. Gettysburg, 4/15/81 8 Tony Cullen vs. UMBC, 4/4/79 8 Ned Crotty vs. Sacred Heart, 5/9/10 8 Points: Nine times (most recent) 11 Ned Crotty (3g, 8a) vs. Sacred Heart, 5/9/10 11 Max Quinzani (8g, 3a) vs. Sacred Heart, 5/9/10 11 Saves: Chuck Sherwood vs. Drexel, 4/26/75 37 Duke Team Records Most Goals Scored in a Game 41 vs. Guilford, 4/2/ vs. Clemson, 1939! Most Goals Allowed in a Game 29 at Virginia, 4/8/1992 fastest goal from start of game :04, Brendan Fowler vs. Marquette - 5/5/2013 Most Goals Scored in a Season 301, 2008 Most Goals Allowed in a Season 196, 1976 Fewest Goals Scored in a Season (Min. 10 games) 54, 1970 Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season (Min. 10 games) 84, 1952 Lowest Season Scoring Average 0.80 g/gm, 1964 Lowest Opponent Season Scoring Average 2.50 g/gm, 1963 Most Wins in a Season 18, 2008 (18-2) Most Losses in a Season 10, 1975 (3-10) Most Overtime Games in a Season 4, 1997 Most One-Goal Games in a Season 8, 1997 Longest Winning Streak 12, 2007 Longest Losing Streak 8, 1956 & 1975 & 1981 Consecutive Home Wins in a Season 11, Feb. 16, May 10, 2008 Consecutive Home Wins 21, March 30, Feb. 20, 2009 Consecutive Home Losses in a Season 6, April 2, May 4, , March 12, April 26, 1975 Consecutive Home Losses 11, April 2, March 26, 1965 Consecutive road Wins in a Season* 4, March 13, April 17, , March 2, April 7, 2007 Consecutive road Losses in a Season* 6, March 6, April 21, , March 3, April 11, 1984 Consecutive road Wins * 9, April 3, 2008-April 30, 2011 Consecutive road Losses * 19, April 23, 1955-May 9, 1960 Best Season Start 11-0, 2005 Highest Scoring Margin in a Season 168 (8.40/gm), 2008 Largest Margin of Victory 33, vs. Guilford (41-8), 4/2/ , vs. Clemson (30-0), 1939! Largest Margin of Defeat 27, at Virginia (29-2), 4/8/1972! against Division I team * does not include neutral site games 89

92 duke records book duke in acc records book Career Points Name G A Pts 1. Matt Danowski Zack Greer Dave Hagler Ned Crotty Max Quinzani Tony Cullen Peter Rubin Steve Sachs Career Goals Name Years G 1. Zack Greer Max Quinzani Matt Danowski Dave Hagler Peter Rubin John Fay Zach Howell Josh Dennis T.J. Durnan CAREER ASSISTS Name Years A 1. Matt Danowski Ned Crotty Tony Cullen Steve Sachs Career SAVE PERCENTAGE Rk. Name Years Pct. 4. Carter Hertzberg Bill McCullough Career SAVes Rk. Name Years Saves 1. Joe Kirmser Chuck Sherwood Matt Breslin duke in NCAA records book NCAA Career points Name Years G A Pts 1. Matt Danowski, Duke # Zack Greer, Duke $ Dave Hagler, Duke NCAA Career goals Name Years G 1. Zack Greer, Duke $ Max Quinzani, Duke Matt Danowski # NCAA Career assists Name Years A 4. Matt Danowski, Duke # Ned Crotty, Duke # NCAA single season points Name Year G 16. Matt Danowski, Duke Matt Danowski, Duke NCAA single season Goals Name Year G 5. Max Quinzani, Duke Zack Greer, Duke Zack Greer, Duke Max Quinzani, Duke NCAA single season assists Name Year A 10. Ned Crotty, Duke Matt Danowski, Duke NCAA single season ground balls Name Year A 2. Brendan Fowler, Duke CJ Costabile, Duke NCAA single season ground balls/game Name Year A 15. Brendan Fowler, Duke NCAA single season faceoffs won Name Year A 1. Brendan Fowler, Duke #Granted a fifth season of eligibility. $Greer s Division I career was completed in He was granted a fifth season of eligibility, but competed at Bryant, a reclassifying institution, during the 2009 season. 90

93 All-Time ACC Tournament Results 1989 Runner-Up Semifinal #4 Duke def #1 Maryland, 7-6 Final #2 North Carolina def. #4 Duke, Semifinalist Semifinal #1 Virginia def. #4 Duke, Semifinalist Semifinal #1 North Carolina def. #4 Duke, Semifinalist Semifinal #2 Maryland def. #3 Duke, 8-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Michael Becker Semifinalist Semifinal #2 North Carolina def. #3 Duke, 13-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Carter Hertzberg, Matt Ogelsby Semifinalist Semifinal #1 Virginia def. #4 Duke, All-Tournament Team Duke: Scott Harrison Champion Semifinal #4 Duke def. #1 Virginia, Final #4 Duke def. #3 North Carolina, 14-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Jim Gonnella, Scott Harrison, Joe Kirmser, Ross Moscatelli (MVP), Matt Ogelsby, Semifinalist Semifinal #1 North Carolina def. #4 Duke, Runner-Up Semifinal #2 Duke def. #3 Maryland, Final #1 Virginia def. #2 Duke, 12-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: John Fay, Jim Gonnella, Joe Kirmser, Jim O Donnell Semifinalist Semifinal #2 Virginia def. #3 Duke, 11-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: John Fay Runner-Up Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 North Carolina, 9-7 Final #2 Virginia def. #1 Duke, 8-7 All-Tournament Team Duke: Matt Breslin, Stephen Card, Scott Diggs, T.J. Durnan, Tim Knowles Semifinalist Semifinal #3 Maryland def. #2 Duke, 7-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Stephen Card, Nick Hartofilis Champion Semifinal #2 Duke def. #3 North Carolina, 11-9 Final #2 Duke def. #1 Maryland, 10-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Kevin Brennan, Matt Breslin, Scott Bross (MVP), Kevin Cassese, Dan Chemotti, Chris Hartofilis Champion Semifinal #2 Duke def. #3 Maryland, 8-7 (OT) Final #2 Duke def. #1 Virginia, All-Tournament Team Duke: Dan Hauber, Terrence Keaney, A.J. Kincel (MVP), Alex Lieske, Jimmy Regan Runner-Up Semifinal #4 Duke def. #1 Maryland, 7-6 Final #2 Virginia def. #4 Duke, 12-6 All-Tournament Team Duke: Kevin Cassese, A.J. Kincel, Matt Rewkowski, John Wendling Semifinalist Semifinal #1 Maryland def. #4 Duke, 10-7 All-Tournament Team Duke: Matt Danowski Runner-Up Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 North Carolina, Final #3 Maryland def. #1 Duke, 9-5 All-Tournament Team Duke: Matt Danowski, Aaron Fenton, Zack Greer Champion Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 North Carolina, 12-9 Final #1 Duke def. #2 Virginia, 12-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: Matt Danowski (MVP), Bo Carrington, Casey Carroll, Zack Greer, Dan Loftus Champion Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 North Carolina, 17-6 Final #1 Duke def. #3 Virginia, 11-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski, Zack Greer, Dan Loftus (MVP), Tony McDevitt, Parker McKee, Nick O Hara, Max Quinzani Champion Semifinal #2 Duke def. #3 Virginia, 16-5 Final #2 Duke def. #4 North Carolina, All-Tournament Team Duke: CJ Costabile (MVP), Ned Crotty, Zach Howell, Mike Catalino, Max Quinzani, Michael Manley, Steve Schoeffel Semifinalist Semifinal #1 Virginia def. #4 Duke, All-Tournament Team Duke: Max Quinzani Runner-Up Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 Virginia, Final #3 Maryland def. #1 Duke, 11-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: CJ Costabile, Zach Howell, David Lawson, Dan Wigrizer Champion Semifinal #1 Duke def. #4 Maryland, 6-5 Final #1 Duke def. # 3 North Carolina, 12-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: CJ Costabile, Josh Dionne, Will Haus, Christian Walsh (MVP), Dan Wigrizer SEMIFINALIST Semifinal #2 North Carolina def. No. 3 Duke, All-Tournament Team Duke: Brendan Fowler, Jordan Wolf Duke in the ACC Tournament Overall Record School w L Pct. For Opp Duke Record by Round Semis Finals 7-6 Overall Record by Seed No No No No Series Record vs. Maryland 6-5 vs. North Carolina 8-5 vs. Virginia

94 Duke ACC Tournament Records Duke in the ACC Tournament Records Book Team All-Games Most Goals Scored , Duke def. Virginia, Fewest Goals Scored , Maryland def. Duke, , Duke def. Maryland, 6-5 Win Margin - 11, twice 2008, Duke def. North Carolina, , Duke def. Virginia, 16-5 Most Goals Allowed , Virginia def. Duke, Fewest Goals Allowed , Duke def. Virginia, , Duke def. Maryland, 6-5 Team Semifinals Most Goals Scored , Duke def. Virginia, Fewest Goals Scored 6, three times 1992, Maryland def. Duke, , North Carolina def. Duke, , Maryland def. Duke, , Duke def. Maryland, 6-5 Win Margin - 11, twice 2008, Duke def. North Carolina, , Duke def. Virginia, 16-5 Most Goals Allowed , Virginia def. Duke, Fewest Goals Allowed , Duke def. Virginia, , Duke def. Maryland, 6-5 Team Finals Most Goals Scored , Duke def. North Carolina, Fewest Goals Scored 6, three times 1989, North Carolina def. Duke, , Virginia def. Duke, , Virginia def. Duke, , Virginia def. Duke, 12-6 Win Margin , Duke def. North Carolina, 14-6 Most Goals Allowed , North Carolina def. Duke, 18-6 Fewest Goals Allowed 6, twice 1995, Duke def. North Carolina, , Duke def. Maryland, 10-6 Team Tournament Most Goals Scored 31, 1995, 2009 Most Assists 24, 1995 Ground Balls - 123, 1995 Saves 36, 1995 Most Goals Allowed 24 (1989) INDIVIDUAL - ALL GAMES SAVES 24, Carter Hertzberg, Duke vs. UNC, 1993 semi INDIVIDUAL - SEMIFINALS GOALS SCORED 6, Scott Harrison, Duke vs. UVa, 1994 SAVES 24, Carter Hertzberg, Duke vs. UNC, 1993 TEAM - ALL GAMES GOALS SCORED 19, Virginia vs. Duke (13), , Duke vs. Virginia (10), 2011 WIN MARGIN 12, North Carolina (18) vs. Duke (6), 1989 SHOTS TAKEN 66, North Carolina vs. Duke, 1989 SHOT MARGIN 42, North Carolina (66) vs. Duke (24), 1989 GROUND BALLS 78, Virginia vs. Duke, 1990 GROUND BALL MARGIN 31, Virginia (78) vs. Duke (47), 1990 FACEOFFS 32, Duke (10) vs. Virginia (22), 2010 CLEARING PCT 1.000, Virginia vs. Duke (21-21), 1999 PENALTY MINUTES 9:50, North Carolina vs. Duke, :50, Duke vs. North Carolina, 1991 TEAM - SEMIFINALS GOALS SCORED 19, Virginia vs. Duke (13), , Duke vs. Virginia (10), 2011 WIN MARGIN 11, Duke (16) vs. Virginia (5), 2009 SHOTS TAKEN 63, Virginia vs. Duke, 1990 SHOT MARGIN 17, Virginia (58) vs. Duke (41), 1994 GROUND BALLS 78, Virginia vs. Duke, 1990 GROUND BALL MARGIN 31, Virginia (78) vs. Duke (47), 1990 FACEOFFS 32, Duke (10) vs. Virginia (22), 2010 FACEOFF MARGIN 12, Virginia (22) vs. Duke (10), , Virginia (24) vs. Duke (12), 1994 SAVES 24, Duke vs. North Carolina, 1993 TEAM - FINALS GOALS SCORED 18, North Carolina vs. Duke (6), 1989 WIN MARGIN 12, North Carolina (18) vs. Duke (6), 1989 SHOTS TAKEN 66, North Carolina vs. Duke, 1989 SHOT MARGIN 42, North Carolina (66) vs. Duke (24), 1989 GROUND BALLS 75, North Carolina vs. Duke, 1989 GROUND BALL MARGIN 28, North Carolina (75) vs. Duke (48), 1989 CLEARING PCT 1.000, Virginia vs. Duke (21-21), 1999 TEAM - TOURNAMENT GOALS SCORED 31, Duke, 1995, 2009 ASSISTS 24, Duke, 1995 GROUND BALLS 123, Duke,

95 Duke in the NCAA Tournament Appearances 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 NCAA Champion 2010, 2013 NCAA Runner-Up 2005 & 2007 NCAA Semifinalist 1997, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 overall record W L Pct. For Opp Duke record by round First 13-4 QF 9-4 SF 4-5 F 2-2 record by seed No No No No No No No No Unseeded 0-2 record vs. opponent vs. Brown 1-0 vs. Colgate 1-0 vs. Cornell 3-0 vs. Delaware 1-0 vs. Fairfield 1-0 vs. Georgetown 0-1 vs. Hobart 2-0 vs. Johns Hopkins 2-3 vs. Loyola 2-0 vs. Maryland 2-3 vs. North Carolina 4-0 vs. Notre Dame 3-1 vs. Ohio State 1-0 vs. Princeton 0-2 vs. Providence 1-0 vs. Syracuse 2-3 vs. Towson 0-1 vs. Virginia First Round First Round Maryland def. Duke, Quarterfinalist First Round Duke def. Maryland, 14-9 Quarterfinal Syracuse def. Duke, First Round First Round Notre Dame def. Duke, Semifinalist First Round Duke def. Brown, 11-6 Quarterfinal Duke def. Johns Hopkins, (OT) Semifinal Princeton def. Duke, 10-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: John Fay 1998 Quarterfinalist First Round Duke def. North Carolina, Quarterfinal Princeton def. Duke, First Round First Round Georgetown def. Duke, Quarterfinalist First Round Duke def. Hobart, 13-1 Quarterfinal Virginia def. Duke, First Round First Round Towson def. Duke, Quarterfinalist First Round Duke def. Hobart, 22-6 Quarterfinal Syracuse def. Duke, Runner-Up First Round Duke def. Fairfield, 23-4 Quarterfinal Duke def. Cornell, 11-8 Semifinal Duke def. Maryland, 18-9 Championship Johns Hopkins def. Duke, Semifinalist First Round Duke def. Loyola, 12-7 Quarterfinal Duke def. Ohio State, Semifinal Johns Hopkins def. Duke, 10-9 All-Tournament Team Duke: Zack Greer Semifinalist First Round Duke def. Navy, 14-5 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, Semifinal Syracuse def. Duke, Champion First Round Duke def. Johns Hopkins, 18-5 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, 17-9 Semifinal Duke def. Virginia, Championship Duke def. Notre Dame, 6-5 (OT) All-Tournament Team Duke: CJ Costabile, Zach Howell, Michael Manley, Max Quinzani Semifinalist First Round Duke def. Delaware, Quarterfinal Duke def. Notre Dame, 7-5 Semifinal Maryland def. Duke, Semifinalist First Round Duke def. Syracuse, 12-9 Quarterfinal Duke def. Colgate, 17-6 Semifinal Maryland def. Duke, champion First Round Duke def. Loyola, Quarterfinal Duke def. Notre Dame, Semifinal Duke def. Cornell, Championship Duke def. Syracuse, All-Tournament Team Duke: Brendan Fowler (MOP), David Lawson, Jake Tripucka, Jordan Wolf All-Tournament Team Duke: Matt Danowski, Dan Flannery, Nick O Hara, Matt Zash Runner-Up First Round Duke def. Providence, 18-3 Quarterfinal Duke def. North Carolina, Semifinal Duke def. Cornell, Championship Johns Hopkins def. Duke, All-Tournament Team Duke: Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski, Zack Greer, Nick O Hara 93

96 Duke NCAA Tournament Individual Records Points in a Game 1. Zack Greer vs. Ohio State, Zack Greer vs. North Carolina, Matt Danowski vs. North Carolina, Matt Danowski vs. Providence, Ned Crotty vs. Johns Hopkins, Dan Flannery vs. Fairfield, Ned Crotty vs. North Carolina, Matt Danowski vs. Fairfield, Matt Monfett vs. Hobart, Jordan Wolf vs. Syracuse, Robert Rotanz vs. Colgate, Max Quinzani vs. Ohio State, Matt Danowski vs. Cornell, Zack Greer vs. Fairfield, Peter Lamade vs. Fairfield, Points in a tournament 1. Matt Danowski, Matt Danowski, Zack Greer, Dan Flannery, Ned Crotty, Zack Greer, Jordan Wolf, David Lawson, Zach Howell, Zack Greer, Max Quinzani, Matt Danowski, Ned Crotty, Points in a career 1. Matt Danowski (2005, 07, 08) Zack Greer (2005, 07, 08) Ned Crotty (2007, 08, 09, 10) Max Quinzani (2007, 08, 09, 10) Zach Howell (2009, 10, 11) 31 Jordan Wolf (2011-P) Justin Turri ( ) Steve Schoeffel (2007, 08, 09, 10) Brad Ross (2005, 07, 08, 09) 21 David Lawosn (2010-P) Dan Flannery (2005) 19 Robert Rotanz ( ) 19 goals in a Game 1. Zack Greer vs. North Carolina Zack Greer vs. Ohio State, Matt Danowski vs. Fairfield, Max Quinzani vs. Ohio State, Matt Danowski vs. Cornell, Zack Greer vs. Providence, Robert Rotanz vs. Colgate, David Lawson vs. Notre Dame, Scott Diggs vs. Brown, T.J. Durnan vs. Princeton, Nick Hartofilis vs. North Carolina, Alex Lieske vs. Towson, Matt Monfett vs. Hobart, Ken Fasanaro vs. Maryland, Dan Flannery vs. Fairfield, Zack Greer vs. Maryland, Zack Greer vs. Cornell, Matt Danowski vs. North Carolina, Max Quinzani vs. Johns Hopkins, Max Quinzani vs. Virginia, Zach Howell vs. North Carolina, Zach Howell vs. Delaware, Jordan Wolf vs. Cornell, 5/25/ Jordan Wolf vs. Syracuse, 5/27/ goals in a tournament 1. Zack Greer (2007) Matt Danowski (2005) Max Quinzani (2010) 11 Dan Flannery (2005) Jordan Wolf (2013) 10 David Lawson (2013) 10 Josh Dionne (2013) 10 Robert Rotanz (2012) 10 Zach Howell (2010) 10 Zack Greer (2005) 10 John Fay (1997) Zack Greer (2008) 9 Max Quinzani (2008) Ned Crotty (2007) 8 Brad Ross (2007) 8 Zach Howell (2009) 8 Steve Schoeffel (2009) 8 David Lawson (2013) 8 goals in a career 1. Zack Greer ( ) Max Quinzani ( ) Matt Danowski ( ) Zach Howell ( ) Steve Schoeffel ( ) Zach Howell ( ) Jordan Wolf (2011-P) 17 Ned Crotty ( ) 17 Brad Ross ( ) Justin Turri ( ) 16 Robert Rotanz ( ) John Fay (1995, 97, 98) 15 assists in a game 1. Matt Danowski vs. Providence, Matt Danowski vs. North Carolina, Ned Crotty vs. Johns Hopkins, Zack Greer vs. Ohio State, assists in a tournament 1. Matt Danowski, Ned Crotty, Ned Crotty, Matt Danowski, Matt Danowski, Zack Greer, Dan Flannery, Jordan Wolf, Ed Fay, Peter Lamade, Justin Turri,

97 Duke NCAA Tournament Individual Records assists in a career 1. Matt Danowski ( ) Ned Crotty ( ) Zack Greer ( ) Jordan Wolf (2011-) Justin Turri ( ) Peter Lamade (2005, 07) Dan Flannery (2005) 8 Zach Howell ( ) 8 9. David Lawson (2010-) 7 Ed Fay (1994, 95, 97) 7 Jared Frood (1997, 98, 99, 00) 7 Zach Howell ( ) 7 Max Quinzani ( ) 7 Steve Schoeffel ( ) 7 Justin Turri (2009-P) 7 Points per game in a Tournament 5.75, Matt Danowski (23 in four games), 2007 goals per game in a Tournament 4.00, Zack Greer, 2007 (16 in four games) assists per game in a Tournament 4.00, Matt Danowski, 2007 (16 in four games) saves per game in a Tournament 19.00, Matt Breslin, 2000 (38 in two games) Goals Against Average in a Tournament 7.00, Dan Wigrizer, , Aaron Fenton, 2005 saves in a game 1. Matt Breslin vs. Hobart, 5/13/ Chris Manning vs. Notre Dame, 5/13/ Joe Kirmser vs. North Carolina, 5/21/ Joe Kirmser vs. Maryland, 5/14/ Joe Kirmser vs. Johns Hopkins, 5/18/ Kyle Turri vs. Cornell, 5/25/ Matt Breslin vs. Virginia, 5/21/ Dan Loftus vs. Cornell, 5/26/ Craig Seyffer vs. North Carolina, 5/9/ Aaron Fenton vs. Maryland, 5/28/ Matt Breslin vs. Georgetown, 5/22/ Dan Wigrizer vs. Notre Dame, 5/22/ saves in a tournament 1. Aaron Fenton, Kyle Turri, Matt Breslin, Joe Kirmser, Dan Loftus, Joe Kirmser, Dan Loftus, Dan Wigrizer, Dan Wigrizer, Chris Manning, Craig Seyffer, Rob Schroeder, A.J. Kincel, Dan Wigrizer, saves in a career 1. Dan Loftus, Joe Kirmser, Matt Breslin, Dan Wigrizer, 2010-P Aaron Fenton, Kyle Turri, Rob Schroeder, Chris Manning, Craig Seyffer, A.J. Kincel, Carter Hertzberg, Games with 10+ saves In A Career 1. Joe Kirmser 4 Dan Loftus 4 Matt Breslin 4 4. Kyle Turri 3 Aaron Fenton 3 6. Rob Schroeder 2 Dan Wigrizer 2 Games with 1+ Goal In A Career 1. Max Quinzani, Matt Danowski, Brad Ross, Zack Greer, Ned Crotty, Justin Turri, Christian Walsh, 2011-P 8 Zach Howell, Robert Rotanz, Josh Offit, 2010-P 7 David Lawson, 2010-P 7 Josh Dionne, 2011-P 7 Jordan Wolf, 2011-P 7 Jared Frood, John Fay, T.J. Durnan, Justin Turri, Jake Tripucka, Ed Fay, Scott Allen, Scott Diggs, Robert Rotanz, 2009-P 5 Christian Walsh, 2011-P John O Donnell, Greg Patchak, Dan Flannery, Jordan Wolf, 2011-P 4 Josh Offit, 2010-P 4

98 Duke NCAA Tournament Team Records Games with 2+ Goal In A Career 1. Max Quinzani, Zack Greer, Brad Ross, Matt Danowski, Ned Crotty, Jordan Wolf, 2011-P 5 Josh Dionne, 2011-P 5 Zach Howell, Justin Turri, John Fay, Nick Hartofilis, Dan Flannery, Robert Rotanz, David Lawson, 2010-P 4 14 Scott Diggs, T.J. Durnan, Matt Zash, Games with 3+ Goal In A Career 1. Zack Greer, Max Quinzani, Zach Howell, John Fay, T.J. Durnan, Matt Danowski, Jordan Wolf, 2011-P 3 7. Dan Flannery, Ned Crotty, Justin Turri, Robert Rotanz, Josh Dionne, 2011-P 2 team Game Most Goals Scored 23, 5/13/2005 Duke def. Fairfield 23-4 Fewest Goals Scored 4, 5/28/2011 Maryland def. Duke 9-4 Win Margin 19, 5/13/2005 Duke def. Fairfield 23-4 Most Goals Allowed 17, 5/22/1999 Georgetown def. Duke , 5/23/2009 Syracuse def. Duke, 17-7 Fewest Goals Allowed 1, 5/13/2000 Duke def. Hobart 13-1 Shots Taken 58, 5/20/2007 Duke def. North Carolina Shot Margin 47, (53-6), 5/12/2007 Duke def. Providence 18-3 Ground Balls 57, 5/9/1992 Maryland def. Duke Ground Ball Margin 27, (47-20) Syracuse def. Duke, 10-9 Faceoffs Won 21, 5/27/2013 Duke def. Syracuse, Clearing Pct , 5/21/2000 Virginia def. Duke, 10-9 Penalty Minutes 8:00, 5/13/2000 Duke def. Hobart, :00, 5/12/2002 Duke def. Hobart, 22-6 NCAA Tournament Scoring Records NCAA Tournament Individual Points 1. Eamon McEneaney, Cornell (1977) 25 Tim Goldsteain, Cornell (1987) Matt Danowski, Duke (2007) Gary Gait, Syracuse (1990) Matt Ward, Virginia (2006) 22 Eric Lusby, Loyola (2012) Matt Danowski, Duke (2005) Zack Greer, Duke (2007) 20 Mike French, Cornell (1976) 20 Tom Marechek, Syracuse (1990) Dan Flannery, Duke (2005) 19 plus 3 others 19 NCAA Tournament Goals Career Name Years G Gms 1. Gary Gait, Syracuse Tom Marechek, Syracuse Max Quinzani, Duke Jesse Hubbard, Princeton Frank Urso, Maryland Chris Massey, Princeton NCAA Tournament 2 Teammates Points 1. Matt Danowski (24) & Zack Greer (20) Duke, Gary Gait (23) & Tom Marechek (20) Syracuse, Matt Danowski (21) & Dan Flannery (19) Duke, Eamon McEneaney (25) & Tom Marino (14) Cornell, Matt Ward (22) & Ben Rubeor (14) Virginia, NCAA Tournament 3 Teammates Points 1. Gary Gait (23), Tom Marechek (20) & Greg Burns (16) Syracuse, Matt Danowski (24), Zack Greer (20) & Ned Crotty (12), D duke, Matt Danowski (21), Dan Flannery (19) & Zack Greer (14) D duke, Matt Ward (22), Ben Rubeor (14) & Matt Poskay (14), Virginia, Eamon McEneaney (25), Tom Marino (14) & Steve Page (8) Cornell, Doug Knight (16), Tim Whiteley (16) & Michael Watson (15) Virginia, team tournament Most Goals Scored 60, 2005 four games ( ) 60, 2007 four games ( ) Goals Scored Per Game , 42 in three games , 56 in four games Fewest Goals Scored 10, 5/13/1995 Notre Dame def. Duke, , 5/12/2001 Towson def. Duke, Scoring Margin 31, GF - 29 GA Most Goals Allowed 46, 2013 four games ( ) Fewest Goals Allowed 11, 2000 two games (1-10) Goals Against Average 5.5, GA 96

99 national champs! duke 6, notre dame 5 (OT) June 1, 2010 baltimore, md. M&T Bank stadium BALTIMORE, Md. Sophomore CJ Costabile scored the game-winning goal five seconds into overtime to give Duke University its first NCAA Men s Lacrosse National Title in program history. Winning the opening faceoff, the longstick midfielder raced down the middle of the field, dodged several Notre Dame defensemen and unleashed a high shot into the net to lift the No. 5 seed Blue Devils to the 6-5 overtime victory in front of 37,126 fans at M&T Bank Stadium on Monday afternoon. It s sick, Costabile said about scoring the game-winning goal. The best feeling about it is we set this goal from the beginning of the year. Guys who have been here before me, [those guys] who have been here three times before and finally seeing them walk-off that field with a big smile on their faces are the best moment about that. In a contest marked by strong defensive play, the two teams combined for just 11 goals, marking the lowest scoring output in an NCAA Men s Lacrosse Championship game. Neither team led by more than one goal during the game as it featured four lead changes and five ties. The Blue Devils attack struggled to find the net against Notre Dame s Scott Rodgers, who tallied 15 saves in goal. Kevin Corrigan and his staff...what a job, head coach John Danowski said. Those kids defensively were phenomenal on the ball and phenomenal as a unit. When we did get an opening Scott Rodgers was terrific. I am extremely happy and joyful for our students and anybody who has ever worn a Duke jersey. This game was a great battle. Senior Max Quinzani, juniors Zach Howell and Michael Manley and sophomore CJ Costabile all were selected to the NCAA All-Tournament Team. Rodgers was voted as the tournament s Most Valuable Player. Duke finishes the season with a 16-4 overall record, while Notre Dame was Howell and senior midfielder Steve Schoeffel each recorded two goals for the Blue Devils, while seniors Ned Crotty and Max Quinzani were held to just one assist each. We knew that was the challenge coming into the game, and the coaches did a great job of telling us, Don t change anything that we do, Howell said. Keep shooting, keep taking opportunities, and they ll fall. And I think that, since we stayed on it, nobody got discouraged when [Scott Rodgers] was making the good saves. We just stayed on it, and that just helped us grind through. The Fighting Irish and Blue Devils traded goals throughout the opening 15 minutes with the two squads heading into the first break knotted at two apiece. Notre Dame s Zach Brenneman struck first, 49 seconds into the game with an unassisted tally. The Blue Devils won the ensuing faceoff and went down the field to even the score 36 seconds later. It was Howell finding the back of the cage for Duke off an assist from Crotty. The goal was Howell s 50th of the season. Both defenses tightened up, keeping the offenses off the scoreboard for the next seven minutes. Schoeffel put the Blue Devils in front for the first time of the afternoon with a strike past the foot of Rodgers from seven yards out. Without a goal since the 14:11 mark of the frame, Brenneman registered his second of the game to tie the score with 50 ticks left on the clock. Freshman goalie Dan Wigrizer came up with the first of his five saves to start the second quarter, stopping a fast-break opportunity by the Fighting Irish to keep the game even at two. After a save from Rodgers, Notre Dame put together a long possession, but was unable to crack the Blue Devil defense for the go-ahead goal. The second quarter defensive battle continued with both teams being held scoreless until the 1:24 mark when Schoeffel registered his second goal of the game to put Duke back in front 3-2 at the half. Similar to the start of the game, Notre Dame scored early in the third quarter to tie the game at 3-3 with just 1:19 off the clock. Wigrizer came up with a save on the next Irish possession and the Blue Devils successfully cleared. After a shot from Quinzani sailed high, Howell got the ball back behind the cage and beat his defender around the crease to net his second score of the game and put Duke back in front 4-3 at the 9:30 mark of the third quarter. Just over eight minutes later, Brenneman netted his third goal of the game to tie the score for the fourth time of the afternoon. The Blue Devils had the final possession of the frame, but a kick-save from Rodgers kept the score even at four heading into the final quarter. Rodgers continued to come up big for Notre Dame, making two point-blank saves in the early minutes of the fourth quarter. After a turnover by the Blue Devils, the Fighting Irish raced down the field and Rogers and Earl connected to give Notre Dame its first lead since 14:11 in the first quarter. A big save from Wigrizer on Notre Dame s next possession gave the Blue Devils the ball back on offense. Duke set up its offense with Howell behind the cage. Howell fed Justin Turri on the right side and the West Islip, N.Y., native fired a low shot through the legs of Rodgers to tie the score at 5-5 with 8:44 left to play. Both teams failed to capitalize on extra-man opportunities late in the fourth quarter. With less than two minutes remaining, the Blue Devils regained possession following a turnover. Duke s attack got off several shots, but was unable to score as the game was sent into overtime for the 10th time in NCAA history. 97

100 2010 National Championship recap First Round #5 Duke 18, Johns Hopkins 5 May 15, 2010 Durham, N.C. Koskinen Stadium Semifinal - #5 Duke 14, #1 Virginia 13 May 29, 2010 Baltimore, Md. M&T Bank Stadium Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Johns Hopkins [5] Duke Scoring (G-A) Johns Hopkins Boyle 2-1, Palasek 2-1, Matthews 1-0, Palmer 0-1 Duke Crotty 2-6, Quinzani 4-1, Schoeffel 3-1, Howell 2-1, Catalino 2-0, Rotanz 1-1, Turri 0-2, Coyle 1-0, Livadas 1-0, Montelli 1-0, Payton 1-0, W. McKee 0-1 Saves Johns Hopkins 10 (Bassett 9, Burke 1) Duke 3 (Rock 2, Sherwood 1, Wigrizer 0) Attendance 1,813 Quarterfinal #5 Duke 17, #4 North Carolina 9 May 22, 2010 Princeton, N.J. Princeton Stadium Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total [5] Duke [4] North Carolina Scoring (G-A) Duke Crotty 3-3, Howell 4-1, Quinzani 3-0, Schoeffel 2-1, Turri 2-1, Costabile 2-0, W. McKee 1-1, Livadas 0-1 North Carolina Dunster 4-1, T. Wood 2-2, Petracca 1-3, Bitter 2-0 Saves Duke 5 (Rock 1, Sherwood 1, Wigrizer 3) North Carolina 6 (Madalon 6) Attendance 8,260 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total [5] Duke [1] Virginia Scoring (G-A) Duke Quinzani 4-0, Turri 3-1, Howell 2-1, Crotty 1-2, W. McKee 2-0, Livadas 0-2, Costabile 1-0, Rotanz 1-0, Catalino 0-1, Schoeffel 0-1 Virginia Stanwick 3-2, Bocklet 4-0, Carroll 3-1, R. Bratton 1-1, Briggs 1-1, S. Bratton 1-0, Kugler 0-1, LaPierre 0-1, Thompson 0-1, White 0-1 Saves Duke 7 (Wigrizer 7) Virginia 8 (Ghitelman 8) Attendance 44,389 Championship #5 Duke 6, Notre Dame 5 (OT) May 31, 2010 Baltimore, Md. M&T Bank Stadium Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total [20] Notre Dame [5] Duke Scoring (G-A) Notre Dame Brenneman 3-0, Earl 1-2, Rogers 1-1 Duke Howell 2-1, Schoeffel 2-0, Costabile 1-0, Turri 1-0, Crotty 0-1, Quinzani 0-1 Saves Notre Dame 15 (Rodgers 15) Duke 5 (Wigrizer 5) Attendance: 37,126 NCAA All-Tournament Team CJ Costabile, Zach Howell, Michael Manley, Max Quinzani 98

101 national champs! Duke 16, Syracuse 10 May 27, 2013 Philadelphia, pa. lincoln financial field PHILADELPHIA Duke University junior faceoff specialist Brendan Fowler won 20-of-28 faceoffs and junior Jordan Wolf scored four goals to lead the Blue Devils to the 2013 NCAA Men s Lacrosse National Championship with a victory over top-seeded Syracuse. The national championship is the second for the Blue Devils and the second for head coach John Danowski. Fowler garnered the Most Outstanding Player award, while David Lawson, Jake Tripucka and Wolf joined the Wantagh, N.Y., native on the all-tournament team. The national championship is the 13th for Duke University and the second lacrosse title in four seasons. Wolf led all scorers in the game with four goals and two assists, while Josh Offit and Josh Dionne had three apiece. Offit posted five points overall and Tripucka had four (2g, 2a). Well, first we want to congratulate Syracuse University, said Danowski. Such a rich tradition and a classy coaching staff and great young men who played really hard. Nobody scripts being down 4 0 or 5 0, and inside I think we were all freaking out. But Jake Tripucka s first goal I think allowed everybody to relax a little bit. Having Brendan Fowler at the faceoff X certainly doesn t hurt anybody s confidence when he trots out there. And at halftime, we basically said that we need to play Duke lacrosse over the next 30 minutes. But I think at halftime, I think getting back to 6 5 helped everybody. I think we were settled down at halftime, and then just continued to play the game. Duke fell behind 5-0 to start the game, but outscored the Orange 12-1 to grab a 13-7 lead with 10:47 left in the fourth quarter en route to the six-goal victory. Syracuse raced out to a 5-0 lead in the opening 15:42 before Jordan Wolf put the Blue Devils on the scoreboard for the first time at the 12:54 mark of the second quarter. After the Orange responded to make it 6-1, senior Jake Tripucka got to the crease for his 22nd goal of the season and the first of his two of the afternoon to spark a 4-0 run that sent the Blue Devils into the locker room trailing by one, 6-5. Four different Blue Devils netted goals in the run, including freshman Myles Jones. Duke s defense was buckled down in the second quarter, allowing just two goals and held the Orange scoreless in the final 11:47. Led by Fowler, the Blue Devils dominated faceoffs in the second quarter, winning 7-of-8 and picking up 13 ground balls to Syracuse s six. Duke also outshot the Orange 13-6 in the second session after allowing 15 in the opening frame. Well, obviously with such a big stage I think people just want to make plays, said Dionne. It s a natural occurrence. But I think our coaching staff did a great job at settling us down. To reiterate what Coach said, we wanted to play Duke lacrosse, and I think everyone saw that and it was evident when we started doing that and when our seniors got patient, we got patient. Fowler continued his dominance at the X in the third quarter, winning all seven restarts and ultimately 13 straight as the Blue Devils completed the comeback with a Lawson score 2:02 into the third period. The scoring pace slowed as neither team scored over the next seven-plus minutes. Obviously winning face offs and getting the ball back makes it a lot easier to score goals, said Fowler. But early I violated a few times, kind of let it get to my head a little bit. Once I cooled down a little and stuck to what I do every day, got into a groove there and just felt pretty good going out there every time. The Orange ended its 22:19 scoreless drought ended at the 4:28 mark of the third to go back up 7-6, but Duke responded with seven unanswered for the 13-7 lead with 10:47 to play in the game. The first six of those goals came in a span of 5:17 from the sticks of four different players. Tripucka capped off the run with an unassisted score at the 10:47 mark. Syracuse was able to pull back within four again off of a pair of JoJo Marasco goals before Wolf and Offit added a combined three more for the Blue Devils in two minutes to ice the victory as the time winded down. Kyle Turri finished with 10 saves to become just the fifth goalie in Duke history to register 10-plus saves in three NCAA Tournament contests. Dylan Donahue led all Syracuse scorers with four points, while Marasco finished with three (2g, 1a). Dom Lamolinara made 11 saves for the Orange in 60 minutes of action. Duke held a narrow edge in shots and won the ground ball game The faceoff game was an even battle with the Fighting Irish winning eight to the Blue Devils seven. Neither team scored on man-up opportunities. The victory gives Duke 12 National Championships in school history. 99

102 First Round #4 Duke 12, #9 Loyola 11 (2OT) May 12, 2013 Durham, N.C. Koskinen Stadium Semifinal - #4 Duke 16, #8 Cornell 14 May 25, 2013 Philadelphia, pa. lincoln financial Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT1 OT2 Total [9] Loyola [4] Duke Scoring (G-A) Loyola Herreweyers 3-0, Mi. Sawyer 2-1, O Sullivan 1-1, Ratliff 1-0, Hawkins 1-0, Pontrello 1-0, Ma. Sawyer 1-0, Schultz 1-0, Ward 0-5, Layne 0-1 Duke Matheis 3-0, Dionne 2-1, Wolf 2-0, Lawson 1-3, Offit 1-1, Class 1-1, Tripucka 1-0, Jones 1-0 Saves Loyola 22 (Runkel 22) Duke 13 (Turri 13) Attendance 1,654 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total [8] Cornell [4] Duke Scoring (G-A) Cornell Pannell 5-2, Buczek 3-1, Van Bourgondien 2-1, Donovan 2-0, Mock 1-1, English 1-0, Keith 0-1, Tesoriero 0-1 Duke Wolf 4-1, Tripucka 3-1, Lawson 2-2, Dionne 2-0, Matheis 1-3, Walsh 1-2, Offit 1-1, DeLuca 1-1, Conners 1-0 Saves Cornell 10 (Fiore 10) Duke 16 (Turri 16) Attendance 28,444 Quarterfinal #4 Duke 12, #6 Notre dame 11 May 19, 2013 Indianapolis, ind. Lucas Oil Stadium Championship #4 Duke 16, #2 syracuse 10 May 27, 2013 philadelphia, pa. lincoln financial Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total [4] Duke [6] Notre Dame Scoring (G-A) Notre Dame Kavanagh 3-3, Doyle 3-0, Marlatt 2-2, Rogers 1-2, Murphy 1-1, Kimball 1-0, Near 0-1 Duke Lawson 5-0, Dionne 3-0, Tripucka 1-1, Matheis 1-0, Walsh 1-0, Class 1-0, Wolf 0-4 Saves Notre Dame 13 (Kemp 13) Duke 4 (Turri 4) Attendance 7749 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total [4] Duke [2] Syracuse Scoring (G-A) Duke Wolf 4-2, Offit 3-2, Tripucka 2-2, Dionne 3-0, Lawson 2-0, Walsh 1-1, Jones 1-0 Syracuse Donahue 3-1, Rice 1-3, Marasco 2-1, Ward 1-0, Loy 1-0, Cometti 1-0, Fazio 1-0, Daddio 0-1, Barber 0-1 Saves Duke 12 (Turri 10, Aaron 2) Duke 11 (Lamolinara 11) Attendance: 28,224 NCAA All-Tournament Team Brendan Fowler (MOP), David Lawson, Jake Tripucka, Jordan Wolf 100

103 duke history Duke All-Time Captains 102 Duke All-Time Letterwinners Duke All-Time Roster by Number Duke Captains by Number 112 Duke All-Time History 113 Duke ACC Regular Season History Duke Year-by-Year Results All-Time Opponent Series Results 126 Opponent by Opponent Series Duke vs. Conferences 132 Duke in One-Goal Games 135 Duke in Overtime Games 135 Duke in Februrary 135 Duke in March Duke in April Duke in May Schedules

104 All-Time Captains (Game captains in 1943, 46-51, & 60-65) 1938 Richard Lewis 1939 Richard Lewis 1940 Ray Brown 1941 Ray Brown 1944 J.H. Webb 1952 Don Bafford 1953 Nolan Rogers Don Rutter 1954 Richard Bollinger 1958 Jim Matthews 1959 Robert Rippel, Jr Butch Starns 1967 Wayne Guckenberger Eldridge Hanes 1968 Phil Snead Malcolm Travelstead 1969 Steve Sachs Chuck Clark 1970 Jeff Board Dennis Cassidy 1971 Jon Brodsky Newt Hasson Bill Pugh 1972 Al Cotrone Rob Rice 1973 Val Curran Mark Sammis 1974 Val Curran Mark Sammis 1975 Rick Glaser John Haldman 1976 John Haldeman Rick Glaser 1977 James Ferguson John Nulty 1978 James Ferguson John Nulty 1979 Tom Davin Pete Gustafson Larry Leckonby 1980 Tony Cullen Rob Price 1981 Kevin Cosimano Rob Price 1982 Scott Lurie Arthur Henderson 1983 Carville Collins Chris Sussingham 1984 Mark Altemus Hunt Brawley Peter Dodd 1985 Jeff Spear Steve Frank 1986 Mark Gillin Mark Roberts 1987 Peter Ortale Ken Lukes Maurice Glavin 1988 Peter Rubin Bill McCullough Michael Conway 1989 Paul Mahoney John Wiseman 1990 Josh Dennis Jeff Fitts John Wiseman 1991 Mike Murphy Curt Brockelman Gregg Schmalz 1992 Jim Book Joe Matassa Gregg Schmalz 1993 Jim Mannino Joe Proud Derek Thomson 1994 Chris Affolter Mike Clayton Bo Mahoney 1995 Mark Allen Steve Finnell Scott Harrison Ross Moscatelli 1996 Jim Gonnella David Stilley Ross Thomson 1997 Jim Gonnella Tyler Hardy Tim Speno David Stilley 1998 Marc Amen Scott Diggs John Fay Marcus Mollman 1999 Marc Amen Scott Diggs Adam Dretler Tim Knowles 2000 Jamie Brodsky T.J. Durnan Keat Crown Jared Frood 2001 Matt Breslin Scott Bross Hunter Henry Michael Keating 2002 Kevin Cassese Dan Chemotti Jon Enberg Michael Ferrari 2003 Kevin Brennan Kevin Cassese Devan Wray Taylor Wray Ben Fenton Mack Hardaker Chris Haunss Paul Jepsen 2005 Ben Brenneman Bill Gerrish Joe Kennedy Matt Zash 2006 David Evans Dan Flannery Bret Thompson Matt Zash 2007 Matt Danowski Ed Douglas 2008 Matt Danowski Zack Greer Brad Ross 2009 Ned Crotty Sam Payton Brad Ross 2010 Ned Crotty Parker McKee Sam Payton Max Quinzani 2011 Zach Howell Terrence Molinari Tom Montelli Justin Turri 2012 Michael Manley Scot Meyer Justin Turri 2013 Bill Conners David Lawson Josh Offit 2014 Luke Duprey Brendan Fowler Chris Hipps Jordan Wolf

105 A Luke Aaron P Thomas Adams Peter Adamson Chris Affolter David Aherne William Aherne Steve Ahrens Richard Aldridge John Alger Brandon Allen Mark Allen Scott Allen Christopher Allwarden Mark Altemus Chris Amen Marc Amen Everett Anderson Ferdinand Anderson, Jr Matt Anderson Robert Anderson Holt Anderson Keith Angell Michael Angell Breck Archer Palin Archer Kevin Arrix b Ed Bafford Don Bafford Don Baker MD.L. Ballard Christian Banes John Bankert, Jr Chris Banes Lawrence Banks Douglas Barley Earnest Barry Jack Baylin Andrew Beath Michael Becker R.A. Beer Robert Belcher Ben Belmont William Bennett, Jr Bruce Benson Edward Berger Lee Bernstein Robert Bickel Jonathan Bierman Garrett Billmier , 48 Winford Bishop John Black Robert Board Dick Bollinger Jim Book Roger Boone Robert Booth, Jr Herbert Boothby, Jr Richard Boswell Marvin Botnick Joseph Boulay, Jr Donald Bowman Rod Boyce Sean Brady M.D. Brandt Robert Brawley Matt Breuer Lewis Brewster Kevin Brennan Ben Brenneman T.M. Brenner Matt Breslin Richard Brock Curtis Brockelman Jamie Brodsky Jonathan Brodsky Thomas Brodsky Scott Bross MFrank Brown Raymond Brown ,46 Scott Bruce Ernest Buchanan, III John Buchanan Meriwether Buckelew, Jr George Buckley Edgar Bunce, Jr Erik Burford Joe Burgin Blake Byczek Grant Byczek Wade Byrd C James Cabera Sam Cady Herschel Caldwell, Jr Stephen Card Bob Carpenter Andrew Carras Bo Carrington Casey Carroll , 2013 James Carroll, Jr Philip Cartier Aaron Casano Patrick Casey Kevin Cassese Dennis Cassidy Mike Catalino Cyril Caurthens Bradford Cecil Dan Chemotti Thomas Christoper Curt Cimei Charles Clark Seymour Clark Louis Clarke Deemer Class P Don Clausen Mike Clayton Hayes Clement Robert Clift Tom Clute Chris Coady P Malcom Coady Eric Cobb Dax Cohan Kevin Coleman John Coll, Jr Carville Collins Howard Colvin Seamus Connelly P Bill Conners Michael Conway Jason Cooper Gene Corrigan James Corrigan Kevin Cosimano CJ Costabile Alan Cotrone Brook Cottman Patrick Coughlan Peter Coughlan Josh Coveleski James Covington Stephen Coyle William Croom, Jr Keat Crown Ned Crotty Harold Cruickshank Anthony Cullen Kevin Cunningham Eugene Curran Lewis Curran Tim Curran Clay Curtis D Brian Dailey Matt Danowski T.M. Darden Tom Darkis Stewart Darrell Andrew Davidson G.R. Davidson Thomas Davis Wilson Davis, Jr Thomas Davin Pete DeCordova Greg DeLuca MGabby DeMatteis Greg Denicola Josh Dennis Paul Denton Joseph Devlin, Jr Otto Dieffenbach Rix Dieffenbach, Jr Scott Diggs John Dickerson Dan DiMaria Josh Dionne Peter Dodd Stephen Dolan David Donovan Joe Donovan Dan Doty Ed Douglas Kyle Dowd Robert Douglas Patrick Doyle Randall Drain Adam Dretler Andy Droney

106 James Duffy Jim Dumser Luke Duprey T.J. Durnan E John Edwards Greg Ehrnman Tyler Elkins-WIlliams Jeffrey Elliott Craig Elson Dean Elson Fred Eisenbrandt Jon Enberg John Englert David Evans F Kenneth Fanfoni Ken Fasanaro Ed Fay John Fay Jesse Fehr John Feick Aaron Fenton Ben Fenton Zach Fenton James Ferguson, III Michael Ferrari MEric Ferraro Michael Fidgeon Eph Fine Roderick Finlayson MEarle Finley Ray Finn Steve Finnell Collin Finnerty Douglas Firstenberg MBob Fischell Jeffrey Fitts Dan Flannery Julian Flannery Thomas Foard Gibbs Fogarty Laurence Fong Robert Foote John Foreman Brendan Fowler John Fox Robert Fox Stephen Frank James Frey Jared Frood G Peter Gailliot Dennis Gallaher Matt Ganes James Garrity Justin George Charles Gerhardt Bill Gerrish Robert Gettinger Olin Gilbert Charles Gilfallan Mark Gillian Harrison Givens, III John Giznnuzzi Richard Glaser, Jr James Glasheen Eugene Glavin Maurice Glavin Richard Gochnauer James Goldberg Jason Goger MStephen Goldberg Jim Gonnella Joel Goodman Bennett Goodspeed John Goody Thomas Gorsuch Zack Greer Lloyd Griffith, Jr Richard Grimm Wayne Guckenberger Peter Gustafson H David Hagler John Haldeman Snowden Hall, III Eldridge Hanes Oscar Hank Frank Hanna Robert Hanson Mack Hardaker Philip Hardee Clyde Hardin Tyler Hardy John Harkin Paul Harkin Mike Harrington Robert Harris Scott Harrison Chris Hartofilis Nick Hartofilis Charles Hartwig George Harwell Newton Hasson Dan Hauber Chris Haunss Will Haus William Hayes Fredrick Hearn James Heavey... long J.H. Hebb Howard Heiss, Jr John Heller John Hemenway Arthur Henderson, Jr, William Henderson Will Hendrickson Erik Henkelman Hunter Henry Chesley Herbert Earnest Hermann Robert Hermance Carter Hertzberg James Hetznecker John Hightower, II Peter Hilbig David Hill Howard Hill J.K. Hill Jack Hill John Hill Chris Hipps Blake Holden Andy Holmes Elbert Holmes, Jr Leigh Hopkins Lee Hoshall MGary Horvitz William Howard Zach Howell Donald Hull, III Donald Hunt Craig Huntley Warren Huntsinger Michael Hutchings William Hutchison, Jr I Jamie Ikeda P Frank Ingle William Ioli Charles Irwin J Dwight Jacobus Fred James C.A. Jarvis M - Douglas Jeffers Paul Jepsen Jay Jennison MGordon Johnson Robert Johnson Mack Johnston Scott Johnston David Jones Lawrence Jones Michael Jones Myles Jones P Arthur Jordan K Neil Kahn Chris Kakel Vincent Kalaher Marc Kartman Brendan Keaney Terrence Keaney Dan Keating Michael Keating David Keefe Kyle Keenan Charles Kemper Jamie Kennedy Joe Kennedy David Kerman Michael Kerns Vern Ketchem Neal Ketcher A.J. Kincel L.B. Kingerly

107 Morgan Kirby James Kirk Joe Kirmser Joseph Kitch Tim Knowles Ben Koesterer Edward Koffenberger Michael Koldan Michael Kovach David Kovner Ben Krebs Frederick Kretzschmaar Fred Krom Brad Kronauer Joe Kruy P Stephen Kulvin Matt Kunkel L Peter Lamade Nathan Lane, III W.A. Lane, Jr MWayne Langford Adam Langley Arthur LaMotte Robert Laughlin David Lawson Larry Leckonby Claude Ledes James Lesher Theodore Levin Hebert Levy Frank Lewis Alex Lieske Edward Ligon Barry Lipnick Jame Lipscomb Daniel Litaker, II Jonathan Livadas Jabez Loane Henry Lobb Eddie Lockard Herbert Lodder Chris Loftus Dan Loftus Eddie Loftus Stephen Lonergan Hal Long Thomaas Losee, Jr Frank Lowe Jerome H. Lowengard David Ludington Kenneth Lukes Scott Lurie Al Lynch M Will MacDonald Malcolm MacDougall, Jr J.T. Mackesy M - Deanna Mackey David MacMillan Davie Magee Bo Mahoney Kevin Mahoney Paul Mahoney Michael Mahr Joseph Majike, Jr Michael Manley Chris Manning Jim Mannino Ryan Marshall Alfred Masius, Jr Joe Matassa Case Matheis P William Mathis, Jr Michael Mattingly James Matthews Kevin Mayer Christopher Maxmin Reed Maxmin P Bryan McAleer M - Chris McAllister Charles McCausland Stephen McCoy Douglas McCracken Seth McCulloch Warrington McCullough, IV William McCullough Tony McDevitt Ryan McFadyen Robert McGough Robert McGreevey, III William McIntyre Parker McKee Will McKee C. S. McLarty Kevin McNulty Michael McNulty Thomas McTighe T.P. McWilliams Matthew McWright M - A.J. Meara Joseph Megale Steven Meixel , 71 Keith Melchionni M - Maria Mendiburo John Mersereau Henry Meyer Scot Meyer John Micklitsch Robert Millhauser Andrew Miller Bruce Miller Charles E. Miller Donald Miller, Jr Duncan Miller Michael Miller Sam Miller David Misler Terrence Molinari Marcus Mollmann Matt Monfett M - Giles Montgomery Tom Montelli MGeorge Moore, Jr MDouglas More Pat Morriarty Peter Morriarty J.E. Morril Spencer Morris John Morton Ross Moscatelli Matt Mueller Mark Mueller Howard Mullinix, Jr Michael Munley Michael Murphy Robert Murray N John Nations, Jr James Neffgen John Neithammer John Nejman Glenn Nick Christopher North George Northup John Nulty Bert Nuttle O Nick O Hara John O Donnell James O Neill Jimmy O Neill Patrick O Neill Roderick O Neill Jimmy O Reilly Josh Offit Matt Ogelsby Dan Oppedisano Michael Ostrander Jason Orlando Morton Orman Peter Ortale William Overend P Douglas Padgett Bert Park William Parrott, III Jacque Passino, Jr Stanley Patch, Jr Greg Patchak Lawrence Patterson Tommy Patterson David Paulson Charlie Payton Sam Payton Daniel Peacock M - C.J. Perry David Peterson Michael Peterson Spencer Peterson MKeri Petrin Charles Pettebone, Jr Rowland Pettit P Thomas Pettit James Pezzulla Robert Phelan Laurence Phelps, Jr John Phillips, Jr Arthur Pierce Kirvan Pierson

108 Robert Pinnella Richard Poland David Poleski Garrett Power Stephen Prevost Robert Price, III Joe Proud William Pugh, III Q Ben Quayle Max Quinzani R Robert Rainey Robert Raisch Frederic Ramsey George Ratcliffe Mark Reading Richard Reamer John Recher Jimmy Regan Donald Rencken Matt Rewkowski Greg Rhodes P William Ricci Jack Rice, Jr Robert Rice William Richardson Robert Rippel, Jr Charles Ritchie, III Jack Roberts Mark Roberts Mike Rock Dan Roediger John Roediger Donald Rogers, Jr Nolan Rogers M - Charles Rose M - Steven Rosenblatt Michael Rosendorf Brad Ross Walter Ross Robert Rotanz J.T. Rowe Jack Rowe Peter Rubin Andrew Rullan Michael Russell William Russell William Rusell, III Don Rutter Tom Rynn William Rysanek, III S Steven Sachs Mark Sammis Michael Satyshur K.J. Sauer Dick Saunders Ben Scharf Reade Seligmann Craig Seyffer Christopher Shannon Jeffrey Smith Don Scott Nick Schmitz Craig Schubert Edwin Schull Gregg Schmalz Steve Schoeffel John Schraff Scott Schraff Rob Schroeder Stuart Schwartz Tanner Scott Vincent Sgrosso John Shaffer P Roger Sharrett Michael Sherman Charles Sherwood, Jr Devon Sherwood Thomas Shepherd Peter Shihadeh James Shiver Joseph Siletto Jeffery Sindler Scott Sisk Lee Skandalaris Barry Smiley A.B. Smith Bernard Smith, Jr Martin Smith Robert Smyth Phillip Snead Jeffrey Snyder William Snyder Sam Solie Eric Southard Elllis Sowell, III Jeffrey Spear Tim Speno Sam Spillane Mark Spolyar Richard Stark Byron Starns, Jr Charles Steel John Steel Don Stegner Peter Stetler William Stewart, III David Stilley Chase Stock Merrill Stout, Jr Daniel Strauch Lockwood Street Bill Strott Drew Stroud William Struthers, III William Suiter, Jr Joseph Sussingham Harry Sutton John Sutton T Bob Taylor William Taylor John Telling Dan Theodoridis Bret Thompson Derek Thomson Ross Thomson Wayne Thorn Peter Thurston David Tierney Chris Tkac Joe Tkac R.S. Tompkins Gary Townsend Andrew Travelstead Malcolm Travelstead Daniel Treinish Aurthur Tremaine Jake Tripucka David Tubbs William Tucker, Jr Justin Turri Kyle Turri Felix Turner U Dan Umbel David Valle V Gregory Vaniglia M - Van Ashe Russell Van Nuis Steve VanWickler Glenn Veit Andrew Vekstein Tucker Virtue Eric Volt Robert Voorhees W M - Chris Wade Michael Wagner Howard Walderman Benjamin Waldman Mark Walden Scott Wallace Christian Walsh John Walsh David Walters Michael Ward David Waterhouse James Watson Joe Watt Richard Webb Rob Wellington John Welsh John Welty John Wendling Craig Werner Phil Wetzler Scott Wheaton Thomas Whelan Craig Werner Bob White James Whitescarver Alex Whitten Travis Whitten

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111 Al Cotrone William Mathis Eric Handler Pete Coll Lee Bernstein Lee Bernstein Seymour Clark Rob Schroeder Kyle Dowd Dan Chemotti Jim Gonnella Gregg Schmalz Peter Rubin Robert Rainey Robert Belcher John Nulty Pete Hilbig James Neffgen Gordy Power John Buchanan James Garrity Nial... Charles Gilfillan Tom Rynn Mack Hardaker Dan Keating Scott Harrison Jim Duffy Richard Aldridge Mike Angell Art Jordan George Northup Rick Specker Bill Serletis Steven McCoy Sammy Fox Dave Magee Dan DiMaria Andrew Vekstein Tom Clute David Misler Dan Doty John O Donnell Blake Holden Mike Fidgeon Hunt Brawley Ray Thweatt Wood John Hill Laurence Robbins William Anderson John Edwards Tommy Patterson Jesse Fehr James Goldberg Michael Keating Toby Murdock Sean Lavin Ed Fay Eric Volk James Carroll Larry Leckonby John Robert Nations Ramon Hurtado Michael Peterson Jeffrey Snyder Trudge Herbert Bruce Benson A.B. Smith Scott Horne Josh Coveleski Tyler Elkins-Williams Nick Schmitz Jason Vettori Andy Carras Erik Burford Michael Conway Steve Frank Jeb Buck David Wofford Don Bafford Jr Joe Majike Bill McIntyre Steve Schoeffel Joe Kennedy Hunter Henry Joe Kirmser Greg Denicola Bill Stewart Stu McGeady Wes Corber Skip Walters Jeff Clouser Bob Foote Philip Carter Jerome Lowengard Zach Howell Matt Wilson Aaron Fenton Keat Crown Clay Curtis Kevin Mahoney Mike Munley Mark Reading David Zezza Kent Vogel Frank Picozzi Haughton Rob Comfort Peter Seaman Jack Neithammer Peter Coughlan Herbert Boothby Krivan Pierson Ned Crotty Matt Rewkowski Nick Hartofilis Ross Moscatelli Jason Cooper Skip Henderson Russell Van Nuis Bob McGreevey Tom Christopher Marc Kartman Lee Miller Donald Miller Nate Lane Robert Laughlin Chesley Herbert Doc Hightower Dan Litaker John Bankert Jr Dan Trimper Kevin Young Sam Solie Erik Henkelman Ben Fenton Craig Schubert Steve Ahrens Jim Mannino Jim Glasheen Peter Adamson Mike Rosendorf Mike Ostrander Neil Kahn Mike Recher Asher Carey Ric Vosburgh Fred Vosburgh Mark Colvin Robert Auld Ned Covington Frank Ingle Henry Meyer Max Wygod Bret Thompson Scott Bross Alex Whitten Dave Kovner Scott Johnston Cyril Caurthens Mike Kerns Steve Majike Mike Ayrer Bill Hale Bill Gaffey Robert Fox Robert Smyth Josh Offit Zack Greer Devan Wray Scott Diggs 99...

112 Mike Clayton John Telling Mark Altemus Scott Lurie Rod Finlayson Glenn Veit Johnson William Pugh Byron Starns Michael Swomley Huck Givens Robert Rotanz Ben Koesterer John Nejman Stuart Schwartz Greg Ehrnman James Book Mark Spolyar Lewis Brewster Arthur Henderson Ward Smith Peacock Steven Sachs Karl Schettler William Suiter Jr Hoey Michael Young Lee Skandalaris TJ Durnan Steve Finnell Mark Roberts Carville Collins John Kern Jim Hull Bob Pinnella Steve Lonergan John Foreman Bert Park Jimmy O Neal Dan Oppedisano Bryan McAleer Jared Frood Matt Ogelsby Scott Sisk Mike Cavey Russ Albanese Don Hull Malcolm Travelstead John Feick Anthony Atwill George Moore Tilghman Michael Catalino Andrew Davidson Chris Amen Chris Wysznski Mike Koldan Ted McCullough John Haldeman Mike Grube Jeff Davidson Gerald Chelius W. J. Halstead Don Baker Donald Hunt Joe Watt Joe Donovan Carter Hertzberg Roger Boone Chad Ritchie David Hill Harris Turner Martin Smith Hayes Clement John Dickerson Robert Bickel John Knabe Bo Carrington AJ Kincel Patrick Doyle Matt Breuer Greg Schraff Vince Kalaher Robert Price Bill Bennett Fred Craig James Kirk Jacque Passino Ray Finn Robert Hermance Greg DeLuca Terrence Molinari Sam Payton Ben Brenneman Stephen Card Ross Thomson Dan Strauch Mark Gillin William Hutchison Joe Megale Mike Mabry Frank Lewis Kevin Cunningham Wilson Davis Jr Rocky Nawrocki Michael Hutchings George Buckley Matt Monfett Jamie Kennedy Tyler Hardy Keith Melchionni Brendan Linehan Chip Miller Malcolm MacDougall Ches Goodall Bentley Boger Mark Mittelstadt Doug Barley Bill Murphy Carl Wilkinson Bill Tucker Derek Mackesy Jim Frey Kevin Mayer Paul Jepsen Tim Knowles Chris Affolter David Ludington Chris North Pete Thurston Jeff Board Philip Snead Robert Anderson Santamaria John Steel Parker McKee Eric Southard David Stilley Eugene Glavin James Lesher Tom Davin Val Curran Bob Parrish Charles Clark Bruce Miller Andrew Wagner Adam Langley Drew Stroud David Bolno Sean Callahan Mark Whipple Michael Becker Dana Donovan Pat Casey Gary Townsend Philip Hardee Richard Watson Dave Paulsen David Tierney Ron Wilson Dick Gochnauer Michael Manley Casey Carroll Michael Ferrari Jay Tobin Sam Cady Brad Kronauer Dave Alkire Jack Englert John Welty Fred Kretzchmar 77...

113 Rob Rice Dorman James Watson Edward Ligon William Zipse Joe Wuchina James Matthews Scott Wheaton Breck Archer Will MacDonald Brendan Keaney Chris Manning Joe Siletto Peter Gustafson Beau Hurlburt Jack Sutton Mark Sammis Calvert Jones Jim Bradley Ken Edwards Byron Starns S.M. Prevost Marvin Botnick Jack Baylin Bill Strott Mike Rock John Wendling Dan Umbel Jim Dumser Rob Yowell Craig Werner Kevin Trapani Raubach John Shiner Craig Schopmeyer Stan Patch David Kerman Richard Grimm Howard Walderman Matt Danowski Kevin Brennan Travis Whitten Tim Curran Andy Holmes Jeff Fitts John Harkin Mike McNulty Paul Harkin David Dabney Ben Waldman Kutcher Jon Brodsky John Collins Mike Corcoran Robert Phelan G.W. Snyder Charles Hauser Tom Darkis Pete Moriarity Ryan McFadyen Chris Kakel Joe Proud David Keefe T.R. Levin Leigh Hopkins Bill Worrell Joel Goodman Wes Chesson Arthur Gelston Jeffrey Elliott Stephen Kulvin Jim Wilkerson Johnson David Tubbs Glenn Nick Chris Hartofilis Bob Carpenter Curt Cimei Don Van Dyke Chris Allwarden Tom Brodsky Samuel Grant Steve Pointer John Rastall James Hutson P.C. Ledes Bob Taylor Howard Mulling Stephen Coyle William Wolcott Terrence Keaney Stewart Darrell Derek Thomson Bill Yoh Noel Patterson James Zelter Richard Stark Paul Miller Spencer Peterson Tony McDevitt Taylor Wray Palin Archer Mark Allen Curt Brockelman Jim Cabrera Doug McCracken Jeff Margolis Bill Overend Steve VanWickler John Phillips Jr Tom Derkis James Whitescarver Gene Corrigan Bob White Jonathan Livadas Matt Anderson Reade Seligmann Dan Hauber Craig Seyffer Eric Cobb Jon Whitton John Tinnell Andrew Beath F.L. Henderson Frank Tuckwiller Wade Byrd Dan Theodoridis Kevin Coleman Jon Enberg Bill Ioli Wayne Thorne Tom Winterbottom Gary Horovitz Marc Caldwell Vin Sgrosso James Whitescarver John Heller Randall Drain Patrick O Neill Paul Womble Jason Goger Mike Murphy Bruce Thomas Ernie Clark Bob Douglas Mike Bigsby Rob Wellington Michael Kovach Peter Gailliot John Hemenway Prescott Little Bob Herman Jay Jennison Jack Hill Tom McTighe John Pittenger Charles Newmann Bert Nuttle Will McKee Robert Clift Bob Millhauser Thomas Shepherd Moore Al Smith Steve Skinner Grant McGuire 77...

114 Boyd Miller Otto Dieffenbach Robert Raisch Steve Haughton Newt Hasson Lance Elliott Mike Harrington Howard Heiss Steve Hoffman Boozer Dick Bollinger Clemson Lee Hoshall Christopher Shannon Scott Walters Phil Wetzler John Black Don Bafford Sr Bill Conners Bill Gerrish Nathan Lane Don Moore Russell Phillips Fred Eisenbrandt David Siegel Frank Hanna Don Stegner Gross Peter Stetler Winford Bishop Don Clausen William Murphy Gus Anderson David Valle Pete Berlinghof John Goody T. E. Aldridge Merrill Sout Jr Graves Douglas Padgett Dennis Cassidy David Levine Bill Howard Brook Cottman Tamillo Henry Pierson Larry Miralia Harrison Don Rutter Michael Mattingly Frederick Hearn Robert Hanson Lewis Hubener John McNeary Louis Clarke Tornquist Arthur Tremaine Richard Arnold Rix Dieffenbach Pete de Cordova Stewart Fleming David Poleski John Mersereau Jabez Loane Ronald Wilson Marion Williams Charles Irwin Sam Miller Rod Boyce Robert Booth Charles Hartwig Phil Wetzler Jack Rice Alfred Masius Jr Dick Saunders Stephenson Wade Byrd Ken Hackert Ross Rippel Bruce Miller Nick O Hara Bob Millhauser Al Lynch Jack Roberts G.V. Boro L.C. Greene Bernard Smith Jr Don Scott Herbert Lodder Jex Russell Tice Don Goodkin Arthur Pierce William Snyder Wayne Guckenberger Charles Gerhardt Earnest Barry Jacque Passino Ken Bombard Rusty Hanna Eldridge Hanes Bennett Goodspeed Daniel Peacock Mike Parrott Nolan Rogers Holt Anderson Everett Anderson Henry Derr Penn Croom 69...

115 all-time captains by number (Game captains in 1943, 46-51, & 60-65) Unknown number 1938 Richard Lewis 1939 Richard Lewis 1940 Ray Brown 1941 Ray Brown 1944 J.H. Webb Paul Mahoney 2004 Chris Haunss Maurice Glavin 1988 Bill McCullough 1997 Tim Speno 2001 Matt Breslin 2013 David Lawson James Ferguson 1994 Bo Mahoney 2012 Scot Meyer 2013 Brendan Fowler Marcus Mollman Kevin Cosimano Adam Dretler 2006 David Evans Chris Sussingham 1987 Ken Lukes 1992 Joe Matassa Jeff Spear 1990 Josh Dennis 2000 Jamie Brodsky 2007 Ed Douglas 2010 Max Quinzani Marc Amen Peter Ortale Matt Zash Brad Ross Tom Montelli Peter Dodd John Wiseman 1998 John Fay Kevin Cassese 2006 Dan Flannery Justin Turri Rick Glaser 1980 Tony Cullen 2013 Chris Hipps Al Cotrone John Nulty 1988 Peter Rubin Gregg Schmalz Jim Gonnella 2002 Dan Chemotti Scott Harrison 2004 Mack Hardaker Hunt Brawley Larry Leckonby 2001 Michael Keating Don Bafford 1985 Steve Frank 1988 Michael Conway Hunter Henry 2005 Joe Kennedy Keat Crown 2011 Zach Howell Arthur Henderson 1995 Ross Moscatelli Ned Crotty Jim Mannino 2004 Ben Fenton Scott Bross 2006 Bret Thompson Butch Starns 1971 Bill Pugh 2008 Zack Greer 1982 Scott Lurie 1984 Mark Altemus 1994 Mike Clayton Scott Diggs 2003 Devan Wray Josh Offit Steve Sachs 1992 Jim Book Carville Collins 1986 Mark Roberts 1995 Steve Finnell 2000 T.J. Durnan Malcolm Travelstead 2000 Jared Frood John Haldeman Rob Price 2013 Jordan Wolf Mark Gillin 1996 Ross Thomson 2005 Ben Brenneman Sam Payton 2011 Terrence Molinari Tyler Hardy Phil Snead 1970 Jeff Board 1994 Chris Affolter 1999 Tim Knowles 2004 Paul Jepsen Chuck Clark Val Curran 1979 Tom Davin David Stilley 2010 Parker McKee Jim Matthews 1972 Rob Rice 2002 Michael Ferrari 2012 Michael Manley Mark Sammis 1979 Pete Gustafson Jon Brodsky 1990 Jeff Fitts 2003 Kevin Brennan Matt Danowski

116 Joe Proud Derek Thomson Curt Brockelman 1995 Mark Allen 2003 Taylor Wray Jon Enberg Mike Murphy Newt Hasson Richard Bollinger Bill Gerrish 2013 Bill Conners Dennis Cassidy Don Rutter Robert Rippel, Jr Wayne Guckenberger Eldridge Hanes Nolan Rogers Luke Duprey 114

117 All-Time History Year Record Pct. Head Coach notes Dick Lewis Dick Lewis Dixie League Champions Jack Persons Jack Persons 1942 No Team Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Southern Conference Champions Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons ACC Champions Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Jack Persons Bruce Corrie/Roy Skinner Bruce Corrie/Roy Skinner Bruce Corrie/Roy Skinner Bruce Corrie/Roy Skinner Bruce Corrie Bruce Corrie Bruce Corrie Bruce Corrie Bruce Corrie John Espey John Espey John Espey John Espey Year Record Pct. Head Coach notes John Espey John Espey Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Tony Cullen Mike Pressler Mike Pressler NCAA First Round Mike Pressler Mike Pressler NCAA Quarterfinals Mike Pressler ACC Champions NCAA First Round Mike Pressler Mike Pressler NCAA Semifinals Mike Pressler NCAA Quarterfinals Mike Pressler NCAA First Round Mike Pressler NCAA Quarterfinals Mike Pressler ACC Champions NCAA First Round Mike Pressler ACC Champions NCAA Quarterfinals Mike Pressler Mike Pressler Mike Pressler NCAA Finals Mike Pressler John Danowski ACC Champions NCAA Finals John Danowski ACC Champions NCAA Semifinals John Danowski ACC Champions NCAA Semifinals John Danowski NCAA Champions John Danowski ACC Regular Season Champions NCAA Semifinals John Danowski ACC Champions NCAA Semifinals John Danowski NCAA Champions Coaching History Jack Persons Record Bruce Corrie Record Roy Skinner Record John Espey Record Tony Cullen Record Mike Pressler Record John Danowski 2007-present Record 115