#16 RICHMOND (11-3, 6-1) SPIDERS

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1 2017 RICHMOND SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Sat., Feb. 11 #20 FAIRFIELD W, 15-3 Sat., Feb. 18 UMBC W, 10-5 Tues., Feb. 21 at Mount St. Mary s W, 10-7 Sat., Feb. 25 #16 MARQUETTE W, 9-2 Sun., Mar. 5 #20 DUKE L, 8-9 Sat., Mar. 11 VMI* W, 13-8 Mon., Mar. 13 at #9 UNC W, 6-5 Sat., Mar. 18 at Jacksonville* W, 13-6 Sat., Mar. 25 at High Point* W, 12-4 Sat., Apr. 1 #14 VIRGINIA L, 7-8 Sat., Apr. 8 MERCER* W, 12-9 Sat., Apr. 15 at Bellarmine* W, 13-6 Sat., Apr. 22 at Air Force* L, 7-9 Sat., Apr. 29 FURMAN* W, 13-4 SoCon Semifinals Thur., May 4 vs. #3 Furman 7:30 p.m. (Robins Stadium) SoCon Championship Sun., May 6 vs. TBD 12 p.m. (Robins Stadium) Home games in CAPS * SoCon game THE SERIES Overall Record: Richmond leads 5-0 Games at Richmond: Richmond leads 3-0 Games at Furman: Richmond leads 2-0 #16 RICHMOND (11-3, 6-1) SPIDERS Richmond: Dan Chemotti (Duke, 02) Record at Richmond: (.619) (fourth year) Career Record: (.619) (fourth year) Record vs. Furman: 5-0 QUICK HITS AT A GLANCE... Date May 4, 2017 Kickoff :30 p.m. Location...University of Richmond, Va. Venue... E. Clairborne Robins Stadium Capacity... 8,700 Surface...Prescription Athletic Turf TV N/A Live Video SoConSports.com Live Stats...RichmondStats.com Live Audio...RichmondSpiders.com All-Time Series... Richmond leads 5-0 THE COACHES FURMAN (7-7, 6-1) PALADINS Furman: Richie Meade (North Carolina, 76) Record at Furman: (fourth season) Career Record: (24th season) Record vs. Richmond: Richmond welcomes the Southern Conference Tournament back to Robins Stadium for the third straight season as the Spiders will be the second seed for the second consecutive year. - The Spiders have reached the conference championship in all three years of their existence, winning the 2014 Atlantic Sun Tournament and earning the program s first NCAA Tournament berth. - Tonight s matchup is a rematch from just five days ago when the Spiders clipped the Paladins, 13-4, on Senior Day at Robins Stadium. JP Forester registered his 12th career hat trick with four goals on the day as Richmond jumped out an 11-1 lead in the third quarter and never looked back. - Eight different Spiders earned All-SoCon honors with Richmond leading the SoCon with six first team members. Benny Pugh, Brendan Hynes, Ryan Dennis, Austin Cates, Teddy Hatfield and JP Forester all were named to the first team, while Peter Moran (second team) and Tyler Shoults (all-rookie) were also honored. - SoCon Defensive Player of the Year Benny Pugh continues to lead the country in goals against average (5.87) and save percentage (.676). Pugh was the second Spider in the past three years to win the Defensive Player of the Year with Hynes winning the accolade in Last Meeting: Richmond 13, Furman 4 (April 29, 2017) Current Streak: Richmond W5 Total Combined Scoring In Series: Richmond - 48 Furman - 28 ATHLETIC PUBLIC RELATIONS Football Contact... Scott Day Office sday2@richmond.edu Web...RichmondSpiders.com - Hynes is just five caused turnovers away from becoming just the second player in NCAA history with 150 or more career caused turnovers. He is also just one of two players with three or more games this season of 5+ caused turnovers. - Richmond is the only team in the country to not allow double-digit goals in a single game this year and remains the country s lowest-scoring defense, allowing just 6.07 goals per game. - The Spiders have been in every game this spring with the only three losses coming by a combined four goals, including two one-goal losses to Virginia and Duke. - Several Spiders are on the cusp of history as Teddy Hatfield enters tonight s game just one point away from tying the single-season record of 50 set by JP Forester in He is also just one assist shy of the single-season assist record set by Brad Burnam with 23 in Dan Ginestro enters tonight needing just two assists to tie the career record of 45 set by Jean-Luc Chetner. - Richmond has battled the injury bug a bit with Ryan Lee (19 goals in first eight games) suffering a leg injury and Austin Brown (10 goals/6 man-up in 13 games) also being out for the contest. - Richmond announced on Wednesday that Coach Chemotti signed a new five-year contract to remain the head coach of the Spiders. Did You Know? - Coach Chemotti was the offensive coordinator on the 2012 National Champions - Loyola (MD) - Brendan Hynes lost his grandfather prior to start of fall practice and has dedicated this season to him - Benny Pugh is a biology major and has spent summer interning in the wildlife, including early-morning tagging and tracking of animals, including whitetail deer - In early January each year, Coach Chemotti takes members of his team to NYC for a one-day networking event with Richmond alum in the business world - Austin Brown, Layne Collins, JP Forester, Austin Cates, Dean Roseman and Garrett Smith spent almost eight weeks last summer studying abroad in Richmond s studyabroad program for student-athletes. - JP Forester spent winters building an ice rink in his backyard with his dad so that he, his two brothers and sister could have pick up ice hockey games

2 DAN CHEMOTTI HEAD COACH Fourth Season Duke, 2002 The question of how soon the arrival of Dan Chemotti to head the Richmond men s lacrosse program would pay dividends was answered rather quickly. Chemotti did what no other coach in the history of Division I lacrosse was able to accomplish; he took a first-year program to the NCAA Tournament in He followed that by taking the Spiders to an undefeated league season in the newly-formed Southern Conference in 2015, and has led the Spiders to their respective conference championship games every year of the program s existance. After helping lead the Loyola University Maryland men s lacrosse team as offensive coordinator to the 2012 Division I National Championship in 2012, Chemotti was named head coach of the Richmond men s lacrosse team in October of He spent that school year recruiting and putting in place the tenets of the program which began play in the 2014 season, and it led to the young squad earning an Atlantic Sun Conference championship and berth into the newly-expanded NCAA Tournament. The Spiders saw success again in 2016, their second season in the Southern Conference, posting an 11-5 overall record and a 6-1 mark in conference play. After jumping out to a 4-1 start, the Spiders logged the biggest win in program history, taking down No. 9 Duke on the road, The win and another victory over Jacksonville would give the 6-1 Spiders the best start in program history, propelling the team to a No. 18 ranking, the highest in program history. Shortly after, Mitch Goldberg was named to the prestigious Tewaaraton Award Watch List. The team finished third nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 7.44 goals per game, and first in caused turnovers and clearing percentag for the second year in a row. Junior Brendan Hynes ranked second in the nation in caused turnovers, while junior Ryan Dennis ranked ninth nationally in the same category. Seven Spiders earned postseason honors, led by Hynes and senior Alex Hatem, who were named to the SoCon First Team. In 2015, the Spiders finished 6-0 in the new league and boasted the nation s second-most stingy defense. The Spiders allowed just 7.44 goals per game, within less than half a goal per game from the nation s leader. Richmond also lead the country in clearing percentage and finished fourth in the country in scoring margin, winning on average by more than four goals per game. The Spiders boasted the league s Defensive Player of the Year in Brendan Hynes, while goalie Benny Pugh was second nationally in both save percentage (.590) and goal-against average (7.42) for the year. On the offensive side, the second-year program scored 20-or-more goals three times, finished 15th nationally in scoring offense (11.75) and 11th in assists per game (7.25). Richmond earned its first national ranking for the season, appearing at No. 20 in a national poll. UR was among teams receiving votes for the majority of, and in the final poll of, the season. Richmond got above.500 after just two seasons, sitting at overall in just two years as a varsity program. The Spiders jumped into their inaugural season by hosting No. 7 Virginia on February 8, Over 4,000 fans packed into Robins Stadium to see the beginning of a magical season. The Spiders did not come away with a win that day, but battled the Cavaliers to a loss, which set the tone for things to come. Despite losing the first five games of the season, the Spiders kept things positive, and finally broke through for a win against Vermont in Durham, North Carolina on March 8. That was the start of a run of four wins in eight games, including a pair of Atlantic Sun Conference games that propelled the young squad into the four-team ASun Championship Tournament. The Spiders beat both the top seed and host Mercer and second-seeded High Point, avenging two regular-season losses and stringing together back-to-back wins for the first time in team history, and the one time that it mattered, as they earned the league s automatic bid to the NCAA. That feat drew a trip to Colorado Springs and a road game at Air Force in the NCAA Tournament. During his five seasons with the Greyhounds, Chemotti was a part of four NCAA Tournament berths and at least a share of three ECAC conference titles at Loyola. Chemotti also saw 30 players earn all-conference honors and 12 be named All-Americans during his time there. It s rare to find a perfect combination of academics, athletics, and location, but the University of Richmond has all of that and much more, Chemotti remarked. To say that the campus is impressive is a massive understatement. To put it simply, Richmond and lacrosse are a perfect fit for one another. Chemotti s powerful offense helped lead the Greyhounds to and 18-1 mark and their first-ever national championship in The Loyola offense ranked eighth in goals per game (12.05), ninth in EMO at.444% and fifth in turnovers per game at A versatile and diverse offense, the Greyhounds saw eight players rack up 10 or more goals, three tally more than 20 and three reach the 50-goal barrier in A 2002 graduate of Duke University, Chemotti led the Blue Devils to back-to-back ACC Championships during his junior and senior seasons. During his career in Durham, N.C., the Blue Devils reached the NCAA Tournament all four years, advancing to the NCAA Quarterfinals three times. He was selected a team captain his senior year, and was awarded the school s Roy Skinner Award for Dedication and Sacrifice. Following graduation, Chemotti worked as an assistant coach at Dartmouth College from , working primarily with the offense and the face-off men. In 2004, the Big Green s offense ranked third nationally in assist percentage and 15th nationally in team offense, and in 2003, Dartmouth s face-off percentage was good enough to finish ninth in the country. Chemotti then worked as an assistant at St. John s for two seasons, , before moving to Loyola for the academic year. In addition to coaching, Chemotti played lacrosse professionally as a midfielder for the New Jersey Pride and Washington Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse. He was a member of the Pride from and the Bayhawks in Serving as a two-way midfielder for the Pride and Bayhawks, Chemotti has amassed 54 points and 143 ground balls in 69 career games. Chemotti also played one season (2003) in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) for the New Jersey Storm. Chemotti, a native of Syracuse, N.Y., played high school lacrosse for West Genesee in Syracuse, where he was named an All-American and the Central New York Player of the Year in his senior campaign. He led the Wildcats to a Class A New York State Championship his senior season and to a runner-up finish his junior season. THE CHEMOTTI FILE PLAYING HISTORY Duke COACHING HONORS 2015 SoCon Coach of the Year Assistant Coach on 2012 National Champions AS A HEAD COACH Year School Record Conf. Finish 2017 Richmond T-1st 2016 Richmond nd 2015 Richmond st 2014 Richmond thh Career AS AN ASSISTANT COACH Years School Loyola (MD) St. John s Dartmouth We want to thank Dan for all of his contributions to our program and wish him the best as he moves on to Richmond. I believe that one measure of a coach is leaving a program in better shape than you found it, and Dan certainly has done that. He is an extremely hard worker, is creative and passionate about lacrosse. I believe he will be a tremendous head coach because he is a great leader and a better person. Loyola (Md.) Head Coach Charley Toomey Richmond made a huge statement to the Division I lacrosse world in hiring Coach Chemotti. This past summer Dan was one of the more sought after candidates in the D-I coaching ranks. Over the course of Dan s career, he has proven to be one of the more innovative offensive minds and one of the most dynamic recruiters in the country. For Richmond to land the first assistant at the defending national champion, it tells the lacrosse world how serious Richmond is about competing at the highest level of Division I lacrosse. Michael Pressler, Bryant Head Coach and former Duke Head Coach

3 2017 ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Dean Roseman M Jr. Cherry Hill, N.J. (Penn Charter) 2 Layne Collins A Jr. Buffalo, N.Y. (Bishop Timon St. Jude) 3 Austin Cunningham A Sr. San Anselmo, Calif. (Suffield Academy (Conn.)) 4 Eric Haehl M Jr. Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue) 5 Patrick Shea A/M So. Oakville, Ontario (Woodberry Forest) 6 J.P. Forester A Sr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Brother Rice) 7 Adrian Nash M So. Tully, N.Y. (Tully) 8 Benny Pugh G Sr. Powhatan, Va. (Woodberry Forest) 9 Peter Moran M Sr. Reston, Va. (South Lakes) 10 Dan Ginestro A Sr. Syracuse, N.Y. (West Genesee) 11 Ryan Lee A So. South Salem, N.Y. (John Jay) 12 Austin Cates D/LSM Jr. Corning, N.Y. (Corning East) 13 Kevin Todd A Fr. Collegeville, Pa. (Springford) 14 Teddy Hatfield A So. Summit, N.J. (Morristown-Beard) 15 A.J. Lapitino M Sr. Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville) 16 Tate Gallagher M Fr. Ardmore, Pa. (The Shipley School) 17 Eric Buhle G So. Charlottesville, Va. (St. Anne s Belfield) 18 Tyler Shoults M Fr. Warners, N.Y. (West Genesee) 19 Nick Capuana D Jr. Massapequa, N.Y. (Massapquea (Nassau CC)) 20 Brendan Hynes LSM Sr. Mahopac, N.Y. (Mahopac) 21 Ryan Berning D/LSM Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) 22 Jack Worstell A Jr. Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City) 23 Rob Schotta LSM So. Charlottesville, Va. (St. Anne s Belfield) 24 Michael Burns M Sr. Wilton, Conn. (Wilton) 25 Mitch Goldberg A Sr. Damascus, Md. (Bullis School) 26 Elliot Dennis M Sr. Peapack Gladstone, N.J. (Muhlenberg) 27 Coleman Kissick M So. Cohasset, Mass. (Cohasset Middle) 28 Jack Cook D/LSM Fr. Mechanicsville, Va. (Atlee) 29 Ryan Bonomi M Jr. Northport, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) 30 Blake Goodman G Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Shady Side Academy) 31 Garrett Smith M Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Cape Henry Collegiate) 33 Matt Davies M Fr. Dover, Mass. (Taft) 34 Henry Buonagurio G RSr. Duxbury, Mass (Drexel) (Duxbury) 35 Austin Brown M Jr. Baltimore, Md. (Boy s Latin) 37 Anthony Faraino M Jr. Vestavia Hills, Ala. (Vestavia Hills) 38 Nick D Amaro M So. Manorville, N.Y. (Eastport-South-Manor (Mercy College)) 40 Sean Menges D/LSM Fr. Richmond, Va. (St. Christopher s) 41 Frank Cognetta D So. New Canaan, Conn. (New Canaan) 42 Ryan Dennis D Sr. Peapack Gladstone, N.J. (Rutgers Prep) 43 Brandon Kunick D RFr. Victor, N.Y. (Victor) 44 Pierce Dellafera A So. Locust Valley, Pa. (Friends Academy (Connecticut College)) 45 Nathan Emery M So. Burlington, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 46 Matt Binnion D Fr. Villanova, Pa. (Harriton) 47 Drew Petkevich M So. Bethesda, Md. (Bullis School (Penn State)) 48 Michael Reale A/M Fr. Westport, Conn. (Staples) 50 J.R. Mastro D Sr. Bedford Hills, N.Y. (Trinity (Deerfield Academy) Head Coach: Dan Chemotti (Fourth season Duke, 02) Assistant Coach: Paul Richards (Fourth season Loyola, 08) Assistant Coach: Steve Grossi (First season - Drexel, 09) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Gunnar Waldt (First season - Bryant, 16)

4 NATIONAL RANKINGS SUMMARY

5 RPI - TOP 35 MEDIA POLL COACHES POLL

6 2017 TEAM STATISTICS The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse RICHMOND Overall Team Statistics All games (as of May 03, 2017) Overall: 11-3 Conf: 6-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 5-1 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS RICHMOND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up 17 5 Man-down 0 1 Unassisted Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES Number Minutes 29:00 44:00 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/1390 6/394 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents

7 2017 SOCON STATS The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse RICHMOND Overall Team Statistics Conference games (as of May 03, 2017) Overall: 6-1 Conf: 6-1 Home: 3-0 Away: 3-1 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS RICHMOND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up 12 2 Man-down 0 1 Unassisted Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES Number Minutes 14:30 23:30 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/411 4/468 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents

8 2017 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse RICHMOND Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 30, 2017) Overall: 11-3 Conf: 6-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 5-1 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 14 Hatfield, Teddy Lee, Ryan Ginestro, Dan Forester, JP Collins, Layne Shoults, Tyler Haehl, Eric Brown, Austin Nash, Adrian Cunningham, Austin Roseman, Dean Cates, Austin Hynes, Brendan Moran, Peter Shea, Patrick Burns, Michael Faraino, Anthony Davies, Matt Dennis, Elliot Worstell, Jack Emery, Nathan Dennis, Ryan Lapitino, AJ Dellafera, Pierce Smith, Garrett Schotta, Rob Petkevich, Drew Cook, Jack Gallagher, Tate Todd, Kevin Mastro, JR Kunick, Brendan Cognetta, Frank Menges, Sean D'Amaro, Nick Buonagurio, Henry Goodman, Blake Kissick, Coleman Berning, Ryan Capuana, Nick Pugh, Benny Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 8 Pugh, Benny : Buonagurio, Henry : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Attendance Summary RICHMOND Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/1390 6/394 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: RICHMOND , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: RICHMOND , Opponents

9 2017 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SOCON GAMES The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse RICHMOND Overall Individual Statistics Conference games (as of May 03, 2017) Overall: 6-1 Conf: 6-1 Home: 3-0 Away: 3-1 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 14 Hatfield, Teddy Forester, JP Ginestro, Dan Collins, Layne Shoults, Tyler Brown, Austin Haehl, Eric Lee, Ryan Nash, Adrian Roseman, Dean Cunningham, Austin Shea, Patrick Cates, Austin Hynes, Brendan Burns, Michael Faraino, Anthony Moran, Peter Davies, Matt Worstell, Jack Emery, Nathan Dennis, Elliot Dellafera, Pierce Smith, Garrett Lapitino, AJ Petkevich, Drew Dennis, Ryan Cook, Jack Schotta, Rob Todd, Kevin Mastro, JR Kunick, Brendan Cognetta, Frank Menges, Sean D'Amaro, Nick Buonagurio, Henry Goodman, Blake Kissick, Coleman Berning, Ryan Capuana, Nick Pugh, Benny Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 8 Pugh, Benny : Buonagurio, Henry : Total 7 420: Opponents 7 420: Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total RICHMOND Opponents Attendance Summary RICHMOND Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/411 4/468 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: RICHMOND , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: RICHMOND , Opponents

10 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS POINTS 1. J.P. Forester pres Dan Ginestro pres Mitch Goldberg pres Teddy Hatfield pres Alex Hatem GOALS 1. J.P. Forester pres Mitch Goldberg pres Dan Ginestro pres Alex Hatem Teddy Hatfield pres ASSISTS 1. Jean-Luc Chetner Dan Ginestro pres Teddy Hatfield pres J.P. Forester pres Mitch Goldberg pres SAVES 1. Benny Pugh pres Henry Buonagurio pres Conor Shannon Dan Katzman Eric Buhle pres...1 SAVE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 25 SAVES) 1. Henry Buonagurio pres Benny Pugh pres Connor Shannon FACEOFF W-L PCT. 1. Peter Moran pres ( ) 2. Kyle Buser (22-54) 3. Benjamin Parietti (19-49) 4. Garrett Smith pres (57-150) 5. A.J. Lapitino pres (10-31) PROGRAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS POINTS 1. J.P. Forester Teddy Hatfield Mitch Goldberg Mitch Goldberg Brad Burnam GOALS 1. Mitch Goldberg J.P. Forester Mitch Goldberg J.P. Forester Mickey Hofmeister ASSISTS 1. Brad Burnam Teddy Hatfield J.P. Forester Jean-Luc Chetner Jean-Luc Chetner Teddy Hatfield CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Brendan Hynes Brendan Hynes Brendan Hynes Ryan Dennis Brendan Hynes GROUNDBALLS 1. Brendan Hynes Brendan Hynes Brendan Hynes Peter Moran Brendan Hynes SAVES 1. Benny Pugh Benny Pugh Benny Pugh Henry Buonagurio Benny Pugh CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Brendan Hydnes pres Ryan Dennis pres Tom Monzo Jackson Cabot Austin Cates pres GROUNDBALLS 1. Brendan Hydnes pres Peter Moran pres Ryan Dennis pres Benny Pugh pres Jackson Cabot SAVE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 25 SAVES) 1. Benny Pugh Henry Buonagurio Benny Pugh Benny Pugh Benny Pugh FACEOFF W-L PCT. 1. Peter Moran ( ) 2. Peter Moran ( ) 2. Peter Moran ( ) 4. Peter Moran ( ) 5. Kyle Buser (22-54)

11 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS POINTS 1. Teddy Hatfield...2/11/2017 (Fairfield)... 8 Teddy Hatfield... 3/25/2017 (High Point) J.P. Forester...3/7/2015 (VMI)... 7 Teddy Hatfield...5/5/16 (High Point) tied with...6 PROGRAM RECORDS TEAM GAME RECORDS POINTS 1. 3/23/2015 vs. NJIT /7/2015 vs. VMI /11/2015 at High Point /21/2015 at Jacksonville /5/2016 vs. High Point GOALS 1. Teddy Hatfield...5/5/2016 (High Point) Mitch Goldberg... 2/15/2016 (Fairfield)... 5 Mitch Goldberg...2/14/2015 (Rutgers)... 5 Mitch Goldberg...2/22/2015 (Marquette) guys tied at... 4 ASSISTS 1. Brad Burnam...3/21/2014 (Wagner) Teddy Hatfield...2/11/2017 (Fairfield)... 4 Teddy Hatfield... 3/25/2017 (High Point)... 4 J.P. Forester...3/7/2015 (VMI)... 4 Jean-Luc Chetner...3/21/2015 (Jacksonville) guys tied at... 3 SAVES 1. Benny Pugh...3/15/2014 (Saint Joseph s)...17 Benny Pugh...3/14/2015 (UNC) Benny Pugh...2/22/2015 (Marquette)...16 Benny Pugh...2/25/2017 (Marquette)...16 Benny Pugh...4/1/2017 (Virginia)...16 Benny Pugh...3/18/2017 (Jackonsville)...16 GROUND BALLS 1. Peter Moran...2/11/2017 (Fairfield) Peter Moran...4/20/2014 (Jacksonville) Peter Moran...4/30/2015 (Furman) tied at...9 CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Brendan Hynes...3/8/2014 (Vermont) Brendan Hynes...3/21/2014 (Wagner) Ryan Dennis...3/17/2014 (Rutgers) tied at... 5 GOALS 1. 3/23/2015 vs. NJIT /11/2015 at High Point /7/2015 vs. VMI /21/2015 at Jackonsville /5/2016 vs. High Point...17 ASSISTS 1. 3/23/2015 vs. NJIT /7/2015 vs. VMI /11/2015 at High Point /11/2017 vs. Fairfield /21/2014 vs. Wagner...12 SAVES 1. 3/18/2017 at Jacksonville /15/2014 at Saint Joseph s /14/2015 vs. UNC /22/2015 vs. Marquette /25/2017 vs. Marquette /1/2017 vs. Virginia...16 GROUNDBALLS 1. 4/20/2014 vs. Jacksonville /21/2014 vs. Wagner /14/2015 vs. UNC /22/2015 vs. Marquette /25/2017 vs. Marquette /7/2015 vs. Saint Joseph s /11/2015 at Mount St. Mary s...15 FACEOFFS WON 1. Peter Moran...4/20/14 (Jacksonville) Peter Moran... 4/11/2015 (High Point) Peter Moran...3/11/2017 (VMI) Peter Moran...5/5/2016 (High Point) Peter Moran...2/15/16 (Fairfield)...16 Peter Moran...4/30/2015 (Furman)...16