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1 2018 HOFSTRA MEN S LACROSSE NOTES HOFSTRA PRIDE (6-6, 2-2) at #20/16 MASSACHUSETTS MINUTEMEN (9-4, 4-0) Friday, April 27, p.m. Richard F. Garber Field Amherst, MA 2018 HOFSTRA LACROSSE RESULTS FEBRUARY (USILA Rank -Opp.- TV -HU Rank)Time/Result 17 at #6/6 Ohio State (RV/RV) 7-9 L 24 #8/7 VILLANOVA (RV/RV) 2-7 L 27 at Stony Brook 14-2 W MARCH 3 #17 GEORGETOWN Ppd. 10 #8 NORTH CAROLINA (LSN) 12-6 W 13 MONMOUTH (#19/RV) 7-6 W 17 at Providence (#19/RV) 12-8 W 20 #12/12 LEHIGH (#19/19) 8-13 L 24 at St. John s (#19/19) 8-9 L 31 (RV/RV) TOWSON* (NR/RV) 9-3 W APRIL 6 FAIRFIELD* (RV/RV) 4-5 L 14 DELAWARE* 9-10 L 21 at Drexel* 16-8 W 27 at #20/16 Massachusetts* 5 p.m. MAY 3 at CAA Championship Semifinals TBA 5 at CAA Championship Final TBA * - Colonial Athletic Association Game LSN - Lax Sports Network Polls - USILA/Nike Coaches & Maverik/Inside Lacrosse Media HOFSTRA MEN S LACROSSE ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook /HofstraPride @hofstramlax HOFSTRA STREAKS AND TRENDS - Hofstra has won 42 of their last 71 games since Hofstra has won 63 of their last 109 contests - The Pride has won 86 of its last 140 games. - Excluding the CAA and NCAA Tournament games, the Pride has won 92 of the last 140 regular season contests. - Including the CAA and NCAA Tournament games, Hofstra has won 95 of its last 153 games. - The Pride has won 120 of its last 185 regular season games, dating back to the 2006 season. MEDIA COVERAGE AT UMASS Television: Lax Sports Network Radio: None Live Video Stream: Lax Sports Network Live Audio Stream: None Live Statistics: HofstraStats.com Hofstra MLAX on Buy 2018 NCAA Quarterfinal Tickets: HofstraTickets.com HOFSTRA S TENTATIVE LINE-UP AT UMASS Pos. # Name Yr Stats (GP-G-A-P) A 8 Jimmy Yanes Jr A 43 Ryan Tierney So A 47 Dylan McIntosh Fr M 25 Brendan Kavanagh Sr M 23 Dylan Alderman Sr M 22 Alex Moeser Sr D 24 John Puckhaber Sr /16 GB D 27 Brett Osman Sr /17 GB D 11 Tanner Griffin Sr /18 GB G 12 Jack Concannon Sr. 12 GP, 7.11 GAA, 110 svs,.564 sv pct. FO 28 Kyle Gallagher So FO/.580 HOFSTRA BY THE NUMBERS Category HOFSTRA Overall Record 6-6 Conference Record 2-2 SOG/Total Shots Goals For/Avg. 108/9.00 Assists 63 Goals Against/Avg. 86/7.17 Penalties/Min. 54/43.5 FO W-ATT/Pct /.568 Man-Up/Pct /.359 Opp. Man-Up/Pct /.265 Saves/Pct. 110/.563 CURRENT NATIONAL RANKINGS HOFSTRA USILA/Nike Coaches Poll: NR Maverik/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll: NR Nike/US Lacrosse: NR UMASS USILA/Nike Coaches Poll: 20 Maverik/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll: 16 Nike/US Lacrosse: 18 HOFSTRA QUICK FACTS Location: Hempstead, NY Nickname: Pride V.P/Director of Athletics: Jeffrey A. Hathaway

2 Lacrosse Stadium: James M. Shuart Stadium (13,000) Head Lacrosse Coach: Seth Tierney Record at School/Years: /12th year (CURRENT) Overall Record: Same Coach s Office Phone: (516) Men s Lacrosse SID: Jim Sheehan Office Phone: (516) Jim.B.Sheehan@Hofstra.edu 2017 Record: 11-3, 3-2 Athletic Website: GoHofstra.com PREVIEWING THE HOFSTRA PRIDE Hempstead, NY The Hofstra Men's Lacrosse team will head north to Amherst, Massachusetts on Friday, April 27 when the Pride take on the Minutemen of the University of Massachusetts in the final Colonial Athletic Association regular season contest for both teams. Game time at Richard Garber Field is 5 p.m. The Lax Sports Network will provide exclusive live video while UMass will provide live stats of the Pride-Minutemen contest. Both links are available on this page as well as on the men's lacrosse schedule page at GoHofstra.com. Three of the four spots in the 2018 CAA Men s Lacrosse Championship Tournament will be on the line this weekend as all six conference schools will be in action. While UMass (9-4, 4-0) has already clinched the top seed in the championship and will host the four-team tournament on May 3 and 5, the five other conference schools are in contention for a berth. Hofstra (6-6, 2-2) is in a three-way tie for second-place with Delaware (5-7, 2-2) and Towson (5-7, 2-2). Drexel (5-7, 1-3) and Fairfield (4-10, 1-3) are tied for fifth-place. The Pride is in with a win and could also advance to the championships with a loss, based tie-breaking scenarios which can be found in the game notes. The Pride is coming off a decisive 16-8 CAA victory at Drexel in the annual HEADstrong Foundation Hero Bowl between the two schools last Saturday. Senior Alex Moeser led a Hofstra first-half onslaught with three goals and two assists in the first 30 minutes as the Pride opened up a 7-1 lead at the break on the way to the victory. Classmate Dylan Alderman added two goals and two assists, junior Jimmy Yanes tallied three goals and one assist while sophomore Ryan Tierney also contributed three goals. Senior Brendan Kavanagh and freshman Dylan McIntosh chipped in a goal and an assist while newcomer Keegan Santos scored his first collegiate goal to close out the scoring. Senior goalie Jack Concannon made eight saves in the Pride cage. On the season, Hofstra leads the nation in defense, allowing only 7.17 goals per game while scoring 9.00 goals per outing. Hofstra has six players in double-figures in points through 12 games as Tierney leads the team with 47 points on 26 goals and 21 assists. Yanes has 31 points on 20 goals and 11 assists while McIntosh has 19 goals and two assists. Alderman, who missed four games this season with an injury, has 10 goals and 11 assists in eight games. Sophomore Kyle Gallagher is now 123-for-212 in face-offs for a.580 winning percentage, while also picking up a team-best 83 ground balls and scoring three goals. He ranks 11 th in ground balls per game and 20 th in face-off winning percentage in Division I. Concannon, who was selected by the Florida Launch in the fourth round of Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft on April 18th, leads the nation in goals against average with a 7.11 slate and is ninth in save percentage with a.564 mark with 110 saves. SCOUTING UMASS UMass, which is riding an eight-game winning streak and has outscored their opponents, during that time, has wins over Sacred Heart (13-9), NJIT (17-3), UMass Lowell (13-6), Hartford (17-13), Brown (14-12), Drexel (11-10), Delaware (9-8), Towson (8-4) and Fairfield (11-4). Their losses have come against Army (18-6), Harvard (16-11), Yale (13-10) and Albany (19-8). The Minutemen average goals per game while allowing per outing. UMass is led in scoring by Buddy Carr with 29 goals and 20 assists while Jeff Trainor has 24 goals and 14 assists and Chris Connolly has chipped in with 19 goals and 18 assists. In the Minutemen cage, Sean Scanone has a goals against average with 61 saves. HOFSTRA-UMASS SERIES HISTORY - Hofstra and UMass will be meeting for the 44th time with the Minutemen holding a series advantage. The two teams met twice in The two teams last met in the 2017 CAA semifinals with UMass posting a last-second victory. - Hofstra has won three of the last five encounters including a 15-8 victory in Hempstead on April 22, The two teams last met in Amherst on April 23, 2016 with the Pride posting a 10-9 overtime victory on Brendan Kavanagh s goal with 14 seconds remaining in the first overtime. THE HOFSTRA-UMASS SERIES UNDER TIERNEY Date Winner Location Score 5/4/17 UMass Towson, MD /22/17 Hofstra Hempstead /23/16 Hofstra Amherst 10-9 (OT) 3/21/15 UMass Hempstead 7-9 4/19/14 Hofstra Amherst /20/13 UMass Hempstead 8-9 4/21/12 UMass Foxborough, MA /23/11 Hofstra E. Windsor, CT /27/10 UMass Amherst /21/09 Hofstra Hempstead /23/08 UMass Amherst 4-8 2/24/07 Hofstra Hempstead 8-6 HOFSTRA VS. UMASS LAST YEAR CAA SEMIFINAL MAY 4, 2017: Towson, MD Senior Dan Muller scored his fourth goal of the game on a 35-yard shot as time expired to give the third-seed Minutemen of Massachusetts a victory over the second-seed Hofstra Pride in a Colonial Athletic Association Championship semifinal contest at Johnny Unitas Stadium. The UMass victory negated a Hofstra rally from six goals down in the third quarter and a five goal, one assist performance by Hofstra senior Josh Byrne and four goals by freshman Ryan Tierney. In addition to Byrne's six-point night that gives him 41 goals and 25 assists on the season, Tierney's four goals give him 31 on the year. Junior Brendan Kavanagh tallied two goals and two assists. UMass was led by Muller with four goals and one assist, freshman Jesse Leung and sophomore Ben Spencer with two goals each and classmate Dom St. Laurent and senior Grant

3 Consoletti with one goal and two assists each. UMass goalie D.J. Smith made just five saves for the victory. Hofstra struck first just 1:46 into the contest as Tierney took a pass from Brendan Kavanagh behind the goal and fired a bullet past Towson goalie D.J. Smith for his 28th goal of the year. But UMass answered with two goals by Dan Muller before the end of the period to take a 2-1 lead. Muller tallied the Minutemen's first goal just 1:11 after the Pride goal to tie the contest and then notched his second of the game and 19th of the year with 5:37 to play in the period for the 2-1 lead after one quarter. The Pride evened the game at 2-2 with 10:37 to play in the half when Byrne fired a shot from 15 yards out for his 37th goal of the season. But UMass replied with four unanswered goals to open up a 5-2 lead. Ben Spencer started the run with his 14th goal of the year off a pass from Dom St. Laurent just 45 seconds after the Hofstra goal. Just 24 seconds after that, Jesse Leung tallied his 10th goal of the season on the crease off a pass from Grant Consoletti for a 4-2 lead. Just 45 seconds after Leung's goal, Jeff Trainor scored his 10th of the season for a 5-2 advantage with 8:43 to play in the half. UMass bumped the lead to 6-2 with 2:57 to play in the half as Leung scored his second of the game from Tyler Bogart. Hofstra stopped the run with 1:47 to play when Byrne scored his second of the game and 38th of the year, off a pass from Dylan Alderman, to close the gap to 6-3. But Muller scored his third of the game, on the man-up, for UMass with 1:14 to play in the half and Consoletti added his ninth of the year from Trainor with 0:10 remaining for an 8-3 halftime lead. The Minutemen outshot the Pride, in the half including 14-5 in the six-goal, second quarter. UMass also won 10 of 13 faceoffs in the half. Hofstra was also 0-4 on the man-up. UMass extended their run in the third quarter as Dom St. Laurent scored his sixth of the year at the 9:22 mark to boost the lead to 9-3. But Ryan Tierney ended the run for Hofstra with his second of the game and 29th of the year with 7:31 to play in the third. The Minutemen got the goal back at the 6:11 mark when Tyler Bogart notched his 25th goal of the season off a pass from St. Laurent to bump the lead to The Pride responded with three unanswered goals beginning with a man-up goal by Brendan Kavanagh, off a pass from Dale Stasco with 4:03 to play in the third. Kavanagh scored his second of the game and 23rd of the season off a short pass from Byrne just 25 seconds later. Then, defender Michael Diener scooped up the ensuing face-off, charged the UMass zone and fired a bullet past Smith for his second goal of the season to close the deficit to 10-7 with 3:28 to play in the period. UMass ended the Pride run just 23 seconds into the fourth quarter while on the man-up as Ben Spencer got the hat-trick in the game and his ninth of the season off a pass from Muller for an 11-7 advantage. But Hofstra replied with three goals in a 1:59 span as part of a four goal run to tie the game at Byrne scored his third of the game at the 12:44 mark, and Tierney scored his third and fourth of the game at the 11:52 and 10:45 marks to close within one at Byrne then tied the game with his fourth of the contest at the 5:24 mark. Grader scored off a pass from Mike McDonough while on the man-down. But Byrne came up big for Hofstra with his fifth of the contest with 4:14 to play in the fourth to tie the game at 12- all. On the winning UMass goal, there was a stoppage of play after an over and back violation on the Pride with one second remaining and Hofstra on the man-up. Muller then scooped up the ball and fired a 35-yard bullet past Hofstra junior goalie Jack Concanon (11 saves) for the winner. UMASS AT HOFSTRA CAA REGULAR SEASON - APRIL 22, 2017 Hempstead, NY Senior Josh Byrne recorded five goals and three assists and junior Dylan Alderman added a career-high four goals to lead the seventh-ranked Hofstra Pride to a 15-8 Colonial Athletic Association victory over the Massachusetts Minutemen at James M. Shuart Stadium. Byrne, who recorded a seven-goal, two assist performance against NJIT earlier this season, posted his seventh game of the year with three goals or more and extended his consecutive game points streak to 17 and consecutive game goal streak to eight on Senior Day Saturday. He also topped the 100-point mark in his short two-season career on a second quarter assist on junior Brendan Kavanagh's man-up goal. Byrne now has career-highs of 35 goals and 24 assists in 2017 and 65 goals and 39 assists for 104 points in his Hof career Kavanagh, who recorded his first career hat-trick, including the game-winning overtime goal at UMass in 2016, notched the hat-trick again on Saturday with three scores for his fourth three-goal contest of his career. Alderman topped his previous best of three goals set at UNC in March with his four-goal outburst. Freshman Ryan Tierney added a goal and two assists to give him 26 goals and 15 assists this year. Junior goalie Jack Concannon posted double-digit saves for the eighth time this season with 13 stops against UMass. UMass was led by sophomore Ben Spencer with three goals and junior Jake Lisauskas with two goals. Senior Gianni Bianchin added two assists while classmate Jeff Trainor contributed a goal and an assist. Senior goalie D.J. Smith made five saves in the UMass goal in 30 minutes of action while sophomore Sean Sconone added five saves in the second half for the Minutemen. Hofstra jumped out to a 9-1 lead in the second quarter on the way to a 10-3 halftime lead. The Pride opened up with goals by Kavanagh and Tierney before Trainor cut the Hofstra lead in half at the 6:16 mark of the first quarter at 2-1. But the Pride answered with seven consecutive goals including four by Byrne and two by Kavanagh to build the 9-1 advantage with 4:03 to play in the second quarter. Lisauskas and Leung sandwiched a Jimmy Yanes goal for Hofstra to close out the first half scoring. UMass would open the third quarter with back-to-back goals by Spencer to close to 10-5 at the 9:33 mark of the period but junior Alex Moeser and Alderman responded in kind for the Pride to boost the lead to 12-5 with 2:18 to play in the third. The two teams would exchange goals, including Hofstra's final two by Alderman, over the next 17 minutes as the Pride clinched their second consecutive CAA playoff spot. Hofstra outshot UMass, while the Minutemen edged the Pride in ground balls, and won 19 of 27 face-offs. UMass took a lead just 18 seconds later as Dylan

4 2018 CAA STANDINGS: Here are the current 2018 Colonial Athletic Association Men s Lacrosse standings, as of April 26. CAA Overall Team W-L Pct Goal W-L Pct (Rankings) Diff. Massachusetts xxx Delaware Hofstra Towson Drexel Fairfield Rankings - (Coaches/Media) The Schedule Friday, April 27 Hofstra at UMass, 5 p.m. Drexel at Delaware, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 28 Fairfield at Towson, 11 a.m. CAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEEDING TIE-BREAKING SCENARIOS If Delaware, Towson and Hofstra are all tied at 3-2 All three 1-1 against each other. Hofstra would hold the tiebreaker because of the win over UMass. Hofstra would be the No. 2 Seed, Towson the No. 3 Seed, Delaware the No. 4 Seed. If Delaware and Towson are tied 3-2 and Hofstra is 2-3. Towson would be the No. 2 Seed, Delaware the No. 3 Seed and Hofstra the No. 4 Seed. If Hofstra and Towson are tied 3-2 and Drexel wins, Hofstra would be the No. 2 Seed, Towson would be the No. 3 Seed and Drexel would be the No. 4 Seed. If Delaware and Hofstra are tied 3-2 and Fairfield wins, Delaware would be the No. 2 Seed, Hofstra would be the No. 3 and Fairfield would be the No. 4 Seed. If Hofstra, Fairfield and Towson are tied at 2-3 and Delaware wins, Delaware would be the No. 2 Seed, Fairfield would be the No. 3 Seed, Hofstra would be the No. 4 Seed and Towson would be eliminated. If Delaware, Drexel, and Hofstra are tied at 2-3 and Towson wins, Towson would be the No. 2 Seed. Delaware, Drexel and Hofstra all went 1-1 against each other and lost to UMass. Hofstra would be the No. 3 Seed by virtue over the win over Towson. Drexel would win the head-to-head with Delaware, so Drexel would be the No. 4 Seed, elimination Delaware. If Hofstra is 3-2 and Towson, Drexel, Delaware and Fairfield are all tied at 2-3 Hofstra would be the No. 2 Seed. Both Towson and Drexel went 2-1 against the tied teams. In the head-to-head between Towson and Drexel, Towson holds the tiebreaker. Towson would be the No. 3 and Drexel would be the No. 4 Seed. If Delaware, Drexel, Towson, Fairfield, and Hofstra are all tied at 2-3 All went 2-2 against each other and loss to UMass. Therefore, it would come down to goal differential in conference games, to begin breaking the ties. TWO NAMED TO INSIDE LACROSSE PRESEASON ALL- AMERICAN TEAM Hofstra senior goalie Jack Concannon was named to 2018 Inside Lacrosse Media Preseason All-America Team. Pride senior defender Brett Osman was selected a honorable mention All-American. Concannon, a two-time All-Colonial Athletic Association first team selection and a 2017 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-America second team selection, started in all 14 games last season, playing in all but 15 minutes on the season. He recorded 161 saves for a.571 save percentage and an 8.80 goals against average with an 11-3 record. Osman started all 14 games for Hofstra last season. He was second on the team with 10 caused turnovers while picking up 25 ground balls. Osman was named to the All-CAA first team and the All-ECAC second team in FIVE HOFSTRA PLAYERS NAMED TO ALL-CAA PRESEASON TEAM; PRIDE PICKED SECOND Five Hofstra Men's Lacrosse players have been named to the 2018 Preseason All-Colonial Athletic Association Men's Lacrosse Team. Senior goalie Jack Concannon, defender Brett Osman, midfielders Dylan Alderman and Brendan Kavanagh and sophomore attackman Ryan Tierney were all named to this year's preseason all-conference squad. In addition, the Pride was predicted to finish second in the 2018 CAA race in a vote by the league's six head coaches. Towson collected 24 points and four first-place votes while Hofstra had 22 points and two first-place votes. They were followed by Massachusetts in third with 15 points and Drexel in fourth with 14 points. Rounding out the order of finish was Fairfield with eight points and Delaware with seven points. PRIDE COACH SETH TIERNEY GETS WIN 100: Seth Tierney became the fifth head coach in the 60- year history of the Hofstra Men's Lacrosse program in August, Now in his 12th season, Tierney has led the Pride to 105 victories, the 2008 Colonial Athletic Association championship, the 2009, and 2014 CAA regular season titles, and berths in the 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 NCAA Championship Tournaments. He was named the 2014 CAA Coach of the Year for the second time in his career after receiving the honor in Tierney served as an assistant coach at Hofstra from 1995 through 2000 before leaving for a similar position at his alma mater Johns Hopkins University. During his six-year tenure as an assistant with the Pride, Hofstra recorded six consecutive winning seasons with a combined overall record of and a conference mark of 29-2, captured five league titles, received five top 15 final national rankings, and played in four NCAA Championship tournaments. Tierney also coached seven All-Americans and nearly twodozen all-conference players during his first tenure at Hofstra. Among them was midfielder Doug Shanahan, who would receive the inaugural Tewaaraton Trophy as College Lacrosse Player of the Year, the Lt. Ray Enners Award as the Division I Player of the Year, and the Lt. Donald McLaughlin Award as the Division I Midfielder of the Year in 2001.

5 Tierney returned to Hofstra after a six-year tenure at John Hopkins, with the final two seasons as associate head coach. As the Blue Jays offensive coordinator, he was the architect of one of the most potent and explosive offenses in the nation in recent years. Tierney directed the Blue Jays attack that finished second in the nation in scoring margin, sixth in scoring offense and 16th in man-up offense during Hopkins' NCAA title run in The Blue Jays led the nation in scoring offense and man-up offense in 2003 and finished fifth in both categories in CAA TITLES UNDER TIERNEY: Hofstra has captured three CAA regular season titles under Coach Seth Tierney. Hofstra won the regular season title in 2009, 2011 and The Pride captured the CAA Championship Tournament title in TIERNEY SECOND FASTEST TO 50 WINS: Pride coach Seth Tierney recorded his 50th victory as head coach of the Pride in his 76th contest. He is the second-fastest to reach 50 wins in Pride men s lacrosse history, behind the legendary Howdy Myers who did it in 73 games. NCAA TOURNAMENT STREAK: Under Coach Seth Tierney, the Pride made four consecutive NCAA Championship appearances, from 2008 through 2011, for the first time in school history. That feat broke the previous mark of three straight from and HOFSTRA UNDER TIERNEY (As of April ) Overall record Conference record Against ranked opponents Home record Road record Neutral record One goal decisions Two goal decisions Three-goal decision Four goal decisions Others Record in February Record in March Record in April Record in May HOFSTRA ASSISTANT COACHES - Associate Head Coach Kevin Unterstein, who spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons serving as an assistant coach under Bill Tierney at both Princeton and Denver, is in his eighth season on the Hofstra Pride men s lacrosse staff in A 2008 graduate of Hofstra, Unterstein enjoyed a stellar playing career as a short-stick defensive middie from 2005 through As a senior he recorded a team-leading 70 ground balls while helping to guide the Pride to the Colonial Athletic Association title and the NCAA Tournament. For his efforts, he was an All- CAA first team selection, and was named the CAA Defensive Player of the Year, and the CAA Championship Tournament Most Valuable Player. As a junior, Unterstein earned USILA All-American honorable mention honors, and was named to the All-CAA second team as well as the All-CAA Tournament team. He was promoted to Hofstra Associate Head Lacrosse Coach in August In January, he was named to the U.S. National Lacrosse Team for the FIL World Championships in Israel in July. serving as an assistant coach at Delaware during the academic year. Prior to coaching at Delaware, Brazel spent three seasons ( ) at Sacred Heart. Brazel began his Division I coaching career during the year at Manhattan College. He began his coaching career at Nassau Community College. - Brandon Mangan is in his second season on the Pride coaching staff in The Wantagh, NY native, played in 12 games, including the MLL Championship Game, for the Machine and recorded eight goals and two assists in The Yale University graduate (2014) was a USILA All- American honorable mention as a junior, a two-time All-New England first team selection and an All-Ivy League second team pick during his four stellar years as a Bulldog. He posted his best numbers at Yale as a junior, leading the team with 39 goals and 64 points-both Bulldog junior recordsand earning All-America, All-Ivy and All-New England honors as well as being a Tewaaraton Trophy candidate. He finished his Bulldog career with 99 career goals, which ranked him fourth at Yale, and 163 points, which ranks sixth. Statistic HOFSTRA IN THE NCAA STATISTICAL RANKINGS As of Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Statistic Assists Per Game NCAA CAA Rank Rank Value Assists Per Game Caused Turnovers Per Game Clearing Percentage Face-Off Winning Percentage Ground Balls Per Game Man-Down Defense Man-Up Offense Points Per Game Saves Per Game Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Scoring Offense Shot Percentage Turnovers Per Game Winning Percentage Player Ryan Tierney Jimmy Yanes Alex Moeser NCAA CAA Rank Rank Value Face-Off Winning Pct Kyle Gallagher Goals Per Game Ryan Tierney Jimmy Yanes Dylan McIntosh Goals-Against Average Jack Concannon Ground Balls Per Game Kyle Gallagher Individual Man-up Goals Dylan McIntosh Points Per Game Ryan Tierney Jimmy Yanes Save Percentage Jack Concannon Saves Per Game Jack Concannon Shot Percentage Dylan McIntosh Hofstra alumnus J.P. Brazel is in his seventh season on the Pride coaching staff in A former goalie at Hofstra during the 2001 and 2002 seasons, Brazel returned to Hofstra after

6 HOFSTRA CURRENT GAME STREAKS (As of 4/26/18) POINTS Yanes - 10 Tierney - 10 Alderman 7 Moeser - 7 GOALS Alderman 7 ASSISTS Moeser - 5 HOFSTRA ACTIVE PLAYER CAREER HAT-TRICKS Ryan Tierney 11 (6 in 17, 5 in 18) Jimmy Yanes 8 (4 in 17, 4 in 18) Brendan Kavanagh 4 (3 in 17, 1 in 18) Dylan Alderman 3 (3 in 17) Dylan McIntosh 3 (3 in 18) Alex Moeser 1 (1 in 18) ACTIVE PLAYER MULTIPLE-GOAL GAMES Player Career Tierney Kavanagh Yanes Alderman Moeser McIntosh X 4 4 Pryor X 1 1 HOFSTRA IN 2018 Overall 6-6 CAA 2-2 Home 3-4 Away 3-2 Neutral 0-0 In overtime games 0-0 vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked When scoring first 5-2 When opps. score first 1-4 Leading after 1st quarter 6-2 Trailing after 1st quarter 0-3 Tied after 1st quarter 0-1 Leading after 2nd quarter 5-1 Trailing after 2nd quarter 1-4 Tied after 2nd quarter 0-1 Leading after 3rd quarter 6-2 Trailing after 3rd quarter 0-4 Tied after 3rd quarter 0-0 Scoring 1-5 goals 0-2 Scoring 6-9 goals 2-4 Scoring goals 3-0 Scoring 15 or more goals 1-0 Opp. scoring 1-5 goals 2-1 Opp. scoring 6-9 goals 4-3 Opp. scoring goals 0-2 Opp. scoring 15 or more goals 0-0 One-goal games 1-3 Two-goal games 0-1 Three-goal games 0-0 Four-goals or more games 5-2 Winning more face-offs 4-3 Opp. wins more face-offs 2-2 Face-offs are even 0-1 More shots than opponent 5-3 Opp has more shots 0-3 Shots are even 1-0 More GB than opponent 5-2 Opp has more GB 1-4 GB are even 0-0 In February 1-2 In March 4-2 In April 1-2 In May 0-0 Day games 5-4 Night games (after 6 pm) 1-2 vs. Big vs. Big East 1-2 vs. CAA 2-2 vs. ACC 1-0 vs. NEC 1-0 vs. America East 1-0 vs. Patriot League 0-1 NCAA DIVISION I MEN S LACROSSE RPI: Here is the NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse RPI as of April 23, The Pride is ranked 41st. No School W-L Road Neut. Home 1 Maryland Albany (NY) Duke Yale Loyola Maryland Johns Hopkins Denver Notre Dame Syracuse Virginia Villanova Rutgers Cornell Penn Bucknell Navy Penn St Ohio St Robert Morris Vermont MAVERIK INSIDE LACROSSE DIVISION I MEDIA POLL: Here is the current 2018 Maverik Division I Media Poll presented by Inside Lacrosse, as of April 23, No. School Pts. W-L LW 1 Yale (22) Duke (9) Maryland (1) Denver Albany Cornell Johns Hopkins Loyola Rutgers Bucknell Navy Syracuse Virginia Penn State Villanova UMass NR 17 Georgetown Notre Dame

7 19 Ohio State NR 20 Robert Morris Receiving Votes: Vermont, Saint Joseph's, Penn, Lehigh, Michigan, North Carolina, UMBC, Richmond 2017 USILA/NIKE COACHES POLL: Here is the 2018 USILA/Nike Division I Coaches Poll, as of April 23, No. Team Pts. W-L LW 1 Duke (14) T-3 2 Yale (5) Maryland Denver (2) T-3 5 Albany Loyola (MD) Johns Hopkins Cornell Rutgers Bucknell Virginia Syracuse Navy Penn State Villanova Notre Dame Georgetown Robert Morris Ohio State N/R 20 Massachusetts N/R Others receiving votes: North Carolina, Saint Joseph's, Penn, Lehigh, Vermont 2018 NIKE/US LACROSSE POLL: Here is the current 2018 Nike/US Lacrosse Magazine Division I Poll, as of April 23, No. Team W-L LW Next Game 1 Duke /27 vs. Notre Dame (ACC) 2 Yale /28 vs. Harvard 3 Denver /28 vs. Marquette 4 Albany /28 at Hartford 5 Maryland /28 at Johns Hopkins 6 Loyola /27 vs. Patriot Semifinal 7 Johns Hopkins /28 vs. Maryland 8 Cornell /28 at Princeton 9 Rutgers /28 at Ohio State 10 Navy /27 vs. Patriot Semifinal 11 Bucknell /24 vs. Boston U. (PL QF) 12 Syracuse /27 at Virginia (ACC) 13 Virginia /27 vs. Syracuse (ACC) 14 Penn State /28 vs. Michigan 15 Notre Dame /27 vs. Duke (ACC) 16 Georgetown /28 at St. John's 17 Villanova /28 vs. Providence 18 UMass /27 vs. Hofstra 19 Ohio State 7-6 NR 4/28 vs. Rutgers 20 North Carolina 7-7 NR Regular season complete Also considered (alphabetical order): Lehigh, Penn, Princeton, Robert Morris, Saint Joseph's, Vermont HOFSTRA ON LAX SPORTS NETWORK IN 2018 Lax Sports Network and the Colonial Athletic Association are proud of their renewed partnership for the 2018 season. Three Hofstra games will be aired on LSN as part of the CAA Games of the Week package and Hofstra has added a fourth contest on LSN. Here is the LSN schedule for Hofstra games. March 10 vs. North Carolina at Noon (CAA) March 20 vs. Lehigh at 7 p.m. (Hofstra) April 14 vs. Delaware at 1 p.m. (CAA) April 27 at UMass at 5 p.m. (CAA) HEADSTRONG FOUNDATION HERO BOWL For the fifth consecutive year, the HEADstrong Foundation Hero Bowl trophy had a new home after the Pride s 16-8 victory at Drexel in the fifth annual Hero Bowl on April 21, In 2017, Drexel posted a come-from-behind victory at Hofstra. In 2016, Hofstra topped Drexel, 10-4 at Vidas Field in Philadelphia. In 2015, Drexel topped Hofstra in Hempstead, 8-7. In 2014, Hofstra took the trophy to Long Island in the inaugural Hero Bowl with an 11-9 victory in Philadelphia. In 2013 before the Hero Bowl was officially initiated, Hofstra faced Saint Joseph s in Ridley, Pennsylvania in the HEADstrong Foundation Relentless Cup contest. The Pride won the game, Year Winner Location Score 2014 Hofstra Philadelphia Drexel Hempstead Hofstra Philadelphia Drexel Hempstead Hofstra Philadelphia NICK COLLELUORI MEMORIAL TRIBUTE AWARD WINNER On November , the Hofstra University family lost a beloved member of the community with the passing of men s lacrosse player Nicholas Colleluori. His 14-month battle with non-hodgkins lymphoma was a study in courage, dignity and the relentless attitude that he brought to everything he did. A son, a brother, a fiancé, a teammate, a classmate and a friend, Nick cherished and honored all of these titles. He will be remembered for the love and joy that he brought to so many people and a spirit that will last forever. The Hofstra lacrosse program is active in fund-raising activities in the fight against lymphoma. In addition, each year one senior, who exemplifies the spirit and relentless attitude that Nick displayed, will be selected to wear the number 27 uniform. The 2018 honoree is senior defender Brett Osman. Previous winners were: Adam Swarsen, Defense Steven DeNapoli, Midfield Cole Koesterer, Midfield John Antoniades, Midfield

8 2014 Anthony Zappone, Defense 2015 Ryan Rielly, Defense 2016 Finn Sullivan, Defense Brendan Kavanagh, Midfield 2018 Brett Osman, Defense 2018 HOFSTRA CAPTAINS On February 27, Hofstra senior midfielder Mitch Kingsley was added to the list of three previously announced Pride captains for the 2018 season. Hofstra now has four senior team captains for the 2018 season. They are midfielder Dylan Alderman, goalie Jack Concannon, defender Brett Osman and now Mitch Kingsley. HOFSTRA AGAINST NUMBERS 11 THROUGH 20: After their loss to #12 Lehigh, Hofstra is now in their last 54 games against teams ranked from 11 through 20. Since 2003, the Pride is against teams #11 through 20. ALEX MOESER - Senior Alex Moeser posted career-highs of three goals and five points while equaling his career-best with two assists in the Pride s 16-8 win at Drexel on April 21. He tallied all five points in the first half against the Dragons. - He has posted seven goals and 10 assists in The 10 assists are a career-high. - Moeser has a seven-game, point streak heading into the UMass contest. - He had career-highs of 16 goals and 24 points in Before 2017, his previous bests were one goal in 2015, one assist in 2016 and one point in 2015 and Moeser had two assists against Fairfield on April 7 and a goal and an assist against Delaware. - He picked up one assist at Providence and against Towson, and one goal against Lehigh in Moeser returned from injury to play in the 2018 season opener at Ohio State and assisted on one goal and took four shots. He missed the Stony Brook game after suffering an injury against Villanova. - He equaled a then-career-high three points on two goals and one assist against UNC in Moeser posted three points (2-1) vs. NJIT and Delaware in He recorded at least one point in 13 of 14 games last season and nine of 11 contests in He recorded two goals in a game six times (Princeton, NJIT, UNC, St. John s, Fairfield and Delaware) in 2017 JACK CONCANNON - Hofstra senior goalie Jack Concannon, who was named to the 2017 USILA All-America second team, was also named to the All-CAA first team for a second time in He was selected by the Florida Launch in the fourth round of the Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft on April 18, Concannon was named to the Inside Lacrosse Preseason All- American first team and the I.L. Midseason All-American second team in He enters the weekend ranked first in the nation in goals against average with a 7.11 mark. Concannon is also ninth in save percentage with a.564 mark. - After nine saves against Fairfield on April 7, 10 saves against Delaware and eight stops at Drexel, he now has 449 career saves for Hofstra which places him 15 th on the CAA all-time career saves list. - Concannon made 11 saves in the loss to Lehigh on March 20 and 11 saves at St. John s on March He was named the CAA Player of the Week on March 12 after posting nine saves in a 12-6 win over #8 North Carolina. - He made nine saves in the win against Monmouth on March 14 and eight saves at Providence on March Concannon made 11 saves in the 2018 season opener at Ohio State, 13 saves against Villanova and four saves at Stony Brook. - He made double-digit saves in nine of the 14 games last season including a career-high 19 against Providence, and finished with an 8.80 goals against average and.571 save percentage. - Concannon was named the CAA Player of the Week three times in 2017, on March 7, March 7 and April 3. - Concannon made double-digit saves in nine of his 15 games in 2016 including a season-high 16 in the loss to Fairfield on April 2, He made 14 of his 17 stops against Georgetown last year in the first half. - He had an 8.56 goals against average and.568 save percentage with 167 saves in CONCANNON S DOUBLE-DIGIT SAVES SINCE saves vs. Providence, 3/18/17 (Career-high) - 17 saves vs. Stony Brook, 3/21/17-17 saves at Georgetown, 3/4/17-16 saves at Fairfield, 4/1/17-13 saves vs. #8 Villanova, 2/24/18-13 saves at North Carolina, 3/11/17-13 saves vs. UMass, 4/22/17-11 saves vs. St. John s, 3/24/18-11 saves vs. Lehigh, 3/20/18-11 saves at Ohio State, 2/17/18-11 saves vs. Monmouth, 2/18/17-11 saves vs. UMass, 5/3/17-10 saves vs. Delaware, 4/14/18-10 saves vs. Princeton, 2/25/17 RYAN TIERNEY - Sophomore Ryan Tierney was named the 2017 CAA Rookie of the Year and to the All-CAA second team after recording 31 goals and 16 assists. - With his four goals against Delaware on April 14 and three goals at Drexel, he has now equaled his point total of 47 from a year ago. He has 26 goals and 21 assists in 12 games this year. - Tierney now has 57 goals and 37 assists in 26 career games entering the UMass contest.

9 - He is on a 10-game point and assist streak. - Tierney recorded his fifth hat-trick of the season at Drexel. He has posted 11 hat-tricks in his career and 15 multi-goal games through the Drexel contest - Tierney had a four-goal, one assist performance against Towson on March He tallied a career-high seven assists against Lehigh on March 20, It was the most by a Hofstra player since Kevin Jacobs tallied seven against Delaware in the 1995 season opener. He also added three assists against St. John s for a 10-assist week. - He was named to CAA Player of the Week and to the USILA Team of the Week on April 2 after the Towson contest. - He recorded three goals in the Pride s win over Monmouth on March Tierney added two goals and two assists at Providence. - He led the team with two goals and two assists in the win over #8 North Carolina on March 10, He tallied a career-high seven points and tied his career-high with five goals at Stony Brook on February 27, Tierney was named the CAA co-player of the Week on March 5 after his play in the Stony Brook game. - Tierney picked up where he left off last season with two goals and two assists in the 2018 season opener at Ohio State. - His 15-game point scoring streak was snapped by Villanova on February 24, Tierney s 31 goals in 2017 were the most goals by a Hofstra freshman since Tom Dooley tallied 38 goals and the most points by a freshman since Dooley s 51 points in The Hofstra freshman assist record is 23 by Dave McCulloch in He tallied a 2017 season-high five goals against Drexel on April 15, He also tallied four goals against Georgetown, Stony Brook and UMass. - Tierney tallied a 2017 season-high two assists in games against Princeton, NJIT, Fairfield, Delaware and UMass. - He was named the CAA Rookie of the Week on February 21, 2017 and March 7, The former All-American out of Massapequa High School scored on the first shot of his collegiate career. DYLAN ALDERMAN - Hofstra senior Dylan Alderman returned to the Hofstra line-up on March 31 against Towson after missing the previous four games with an injury. - He tallied two goals and an assist in the loss to Delaware on April 14 and two goals and two assists in the win at Drexel. - Alderman now has 10 goals and 11 assists in eight games this season. - He has 42 goals and 42 assists in 47 career games. - Alderman had a goal and an assist against Towson and a goal against Fairfield on April 7. - He tallied a goal and two assists against UNC on March Alderman tallied a career-high five assists and tied his careerhigh with six points at Stony Brook on February 27, He scored both goals in the Pride s 7-2 loss to Villanova on February 24, Alderman was named to the All-CAA first team in 2017 after recording career-highs of 18 goals, 18 assists and 36 points. His previous bests were seven goals in 2015 and 2016, and 11 assists and 18 points in He was named the CAA Co-Player of the Week on March 14, Alderman recorded three goals, and career-highs of three assists and six points in the Pride s 11-9 victory over the then-fifth-ranked Tar Heels of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on March 11. He posted his first career hat-trick with all three goals coming in the second quarter, and assisted on two of senior Josh Byrne s goals and one by junior Alex Moeser. - Alderman tallied a career-high four goals and added one assist in the Pride win over UMass on April 22, JIMMY YANES - Junior Jimmy Yanes recorded his fourth hat-trick of the season with three goals and one assist in the win at Drexel - He has 20 goals and 11 assists in 12 games this season. He now has 40 goals and 16 assists in 26 career games at Hofstra. - Yanes tallied a goal and two assists in the loss to Delaware on April He had two goals and one assist against Towson on March 31 and added a goal against Fairfield on April 7. - Yanes had a career-high six points on three goals and three assists at Providence. - He scored two goals against Lehigh on March 20, Yanes posted a goal and two assists against UNC and a goal against Monmouth. - He opened the 2018 season with three goals at Ohio State and recorded his second hat-trick of the season and four points against Stony Brook. - He posted 20 goals and five assists in 14 games last season. - Yanes recorded multiple goal games five times in 2017 including a season-high three against Providence, Stony Brook, Delaware and Drexel. - Yanes had a 2017 season-high five points (3-2) against Drexel and four points (3-1) against both Providence and Delaware. DYLAN MCINTOSH - Freshman Dylan McIntosh ended a two-game scoreless drought with a goal and an assist at Drexel on April He now has 19 goals and two assists in 12 games in 2018.

10 - McIntosh tallied a season-high six goals on six shots in the first 24:57 of the contest at St. John s on March McIntosh scored his first collegiate goal at Ohio State in the 2018 season opener. - He tallied two goals in the loss to Lehigh on March He was named the co-caa Rookie of the Week on March 18 after recording a goal against Monmouth and four goals at Providence. - He posted his first collegiate assists in a rout at Stony Brook. - McIntosh posted his first collegiate hat-trick in the Pride s win over #8 UNC. BRENDAN KAVANAGH - Senior Brendan Kavanagh, who was named to the All-CAA first team last season, posted a goal and an assist in the win at Drexel on April He now has 11 goals and two assists in 10 games this season. - Kavanagh will be playing in his 50 th career game at UMass on Friday and has tallied 48 goals and 26 assists in 49 games. - He had a goal against both Towson on March 31 and Delaware on April Kavanagh recorded his first hat-trick of the season against Lehigh on March 20, It was also his fourth career hattrick. He added a goal and an assist at St. John s on March He scored one goal in the 2018 season opener at Ohio State but missed the Villanova and Stony Brook games with an injury. - Kavanagh returned to action on March 10 vs. UNC and tallied two goals in the Pride s win over the Tar Heels. - He also tallied a goal against Monmouth on March 14, Kavanagh had his seven-game goal streak stopped at Providence on March 17, He recorded career-highs of 23 goals and 29 points in He posted 23 points in Kavanagh recorded a career-high four goals at Georgetown on March 4, His 19-game point scoring streak ended at Delaware on April 8, Kavanagh, who recorded his first career winning goal on April 23, 2016 at UMass, recorded his first career hat-trick against Monmouth (2/18/17), his second at Georgetown (3/4/17) and his third against UMass (4/22/17). - At UMass in 2016, he assisted on the Pride s final two fourthquarter goals, including Sam Llinares 100th goal, and scored the game-winner with 14 seconds remaining in the first overtime. - He had 10 goals and 13 assists in He posted two goals against Providence and two goals and one assist against Vermont in KYLE GALLAGHER - Sophomore Kyle Gallagher now ranks 11 th in ground balls per game (6.92) and 20 th in face-off winning percentage (.580) in Division I. - He recorded his third goal of the season at Drexel on April Gallagher won 16 of 22 face-offs against Delaware on April He won 10-of-13 face-offs against Fairfield. - Gallagher recorded a career-best 16 of 20 face-off wins (.800) at Stony Brook on February 27, He won 13 of 20 face-offs against #8 UNC. He also scored his first goal of the season against the Tar Heels. - Gallagher won 11 of 16 face-offs against Monmouth on March He won 16 of 23 face-offs including 9-of-10 in the second half at Providence. Gallagher also scored a goal in the contest. - Gallagher won 10 of 17 face-offs at St. John s on March 24, He opened the 2018 season with a 9-for-18 performance at Ohio State and added five ground balls and was 3-for-13 against Villanova. - Gallagher won 105 of 220 face-offs (.477) in In 2017, he won 10 of 12 face-offs against St. John s, collected 22 of 25 against NJIT and 14 of 26 against Drexel. - He scored the first goal of his career at Princeton on February 25, Gallagher also scored against NJIT and assisted on goals against Delaware and UMass. KEEGAN SANTOS - Freshman defender Keegan Santos tallied his first collegiate goal to close out the scoring in the victory at Drexel on April 21. BRETT OSMAN - Senior defender Brett Osman recorded the first goal of his collegiate career in the Pride s 5-4 loss to Fairfield on April 7. - He has 17 ground balls on the season. DOMINIC PRYOR - Freshman Dominic Pryor scored his first two collegiate goals in the Hofstra rout at Stony Brook. - He was named the CAA Rookie of the Week on March 5 after the Stony Brook game. - Pryor equaled his career-high with three points, on one goal and two assists, against Providence. - Pryor picked up an assist in the Monmouth, St. John s and Towson games. BRYCE TOLMIE - Freshman Bryce Tolmie netted his second goal of the yearand it was the game-winner-against Monmouth. His goal came with less than 2:00 to play and gave the Pride the 7-6 win.

11 - He also scored at Stony Brook this season TANNER GRIFFIN - Senior defender Tanner Griffin has 18 ground balls and eight caused turnovers in He tallied his first goal of his career in the 2017 season opener against Monmouth. He recorded 28 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers in Griffin, who was named to the All-CAA second team in 2017, scored the second goal of his career at Fairfield on April 1, In 2016, he played in all 15 games and picked up 25 ground balls. He had 21 ground balls in 11 games in Very adept at forcing turnovers, Griffin recorded six caused turnovers in 2016, 11 in 2017 and eight in He had four caused turnovers against Towson on April 29, HOFSTRA SENIORS Hofstra has 18 players who are in their final season of lacrosse in Hofstra Lacrosse graduated seven seniors last May. SEASON OPENERS: Hofstra is in opening games in its history. Under Hofstra Head Coach Seth Tierney, the Pride is 7-5 in his 12 season openers. SEASON NUMBER 70 FOR HOFSTRA: The 2018 season marks the 70th season of men s lacrosse at Hofstra University. HOFSTRA S CAA OPENERS With their 9-3 victory over Towson on March 31, the Pride is now 8-8 in their Colonial Athletic Association openers since Last year, the Pride topped Fairfield in their CAA opener, In 2016, Hofstra lost to Fairfield in the conference opener, 9-8. TWO HOFSTRA PLAYERS NAMED TO USA WORLD TEAM Hofstra Men's Lacrosse alumni Kevin Unterstein, '08, and Steve DeNapoli, '11 have been named to the 2018 U.S. National Team 23-player travel roster that will represent the United States in the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) Men's World Championship, U.S. National Team Head Coach John Danowski announced. The FIL Men's World Championships will be held from July in Netanya, Israel MLL COLLEGIATE DRAFT Hofstra senior goalie Jack Concannon was selected by the Florida Launch in the fourth round of the 2018 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Collegiate Draft ON April 18. Concannon, a native of Lindenhurst, New York, was selected with the seventh pick of the fourth round-the 34th pick overallby the Launch. In 2017, Hofstra's Josh Byrne was selected with the first pick of the third round by the Chesapeake Bayhawks. He was the 19th pick overall. Byrne would go on to earn the 2017 MLL Rookie of the Year Award after a record-setting season. Byrne was Hofstra's highest MLL College Draft selection since the 2011 Draft. That year, midfielder Steve Serling was selected with the third pick of the second round (9th overall) by the Denver Outlaws and attackman Jay Card was selected with the fifth pick in the second round (11th overall) by the Long Island Lizards MLL SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT Four Hofstra Men's Lacrosse alumni were selected in the 2018 Major Lacrosse League (MLL) Supplemental Draft in January. Defenders Brett Moyer, '06, Christian Scuderi, '10, and Michael Diener, '17 and attackman Sam Llinares, '16 were all selected in the draft. Diener was selected with the 28 th overall pick in the fourth round by the Denver Outlaws. Moyer, one of the most honored players in Hofstra history, was selected with the 70 th pick in the eighth round by the Florida Launch. Llinares was selected with the 74 th overall pick in the ninth round by the Atlanta Blaze. Scuderi was selected with the 114 th overall pick in the auxiliary round by the New York Lizards. Five Hofstra Men's Lacrosse alumni were selected in the 2017 Major League Lacrosse Supplemental Draft in December, HOME AT JAMES M. SHUART STADIUM - Hofstra has won 48 of their last 70 and 77 of their last 106 home games at Shuart Stadium. - Hofstra has won 111 of its last 157 home games at Shuart Stadium (formerly Hofstra Stadium). - The Pride had a 16-game home winning streak snapped on March 18, 2007 against Princeton and a 15-game streak snapped by Delaware on May 4, With their 3-4 slate at home in 2018, the Pride had just the fourth sub.500 home record at Shuart Stadium in the past 19 seasons. Here is how the Pride has done at home since 2000: AGAINST NUMBER ONE - Hofstra s loss to number one UMass on April 21, 2012 was the Pride s sixth meeting against a top-ranked team since Hofstra is 1-5 in those games. - Prior to the 8-7 victory over #1 Hopkins in 2008, the Pride s highest-ranked victory was an overtime decision over second-ranked Notre Dame in Date # Opponent H-A HU - Opp 4/21/12 #1 UMass Neutral* L