CORNELL BIG RED 2017 Men s Lacrosse

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1 CORNELL BIG RED 2017 Men s Lacrosse Last Games Lines... ATTACK 2 Colton Rupp So., 5-10, 200 Washington, D.C 6-1-7, 7 GB 3 Clarke Petterson So., 5-10, 190 Toronto, Ont , 12 GB 27 Connor Fletcher Fr., 6-3, 225 Newton, Pa , 12 GB 51 Jeff Teat Fr., 5-10, 160 Brampton, Ont , 17 GB FIRST MIDFIELD 9 Jake McCulloch So., 6-0, 190 Stony Brook, N.Y , 7 GB 18 Andrew Keith Sr., 6-2, 180 Woodbury, N.Y , 0 GB 23 Jordan Dowiak Jr., 6-0, 210 Long View, N.J , 11 GB SECOND MIDFIELD 8 Austin Fingar Fr., 5-10, 180 Penn Yan, N.Y , 3 GB 20 Ryan Bray So., 5-11, 160 Shoreham, N.Y , 2 GB 30 Zach Ward So., 5-10, 160 Lancaster, Pa , 0 GB 47 Ryan Matthews Sr., 6-2, 205 Manhasset, N.Y , 2 GB FACE-OFFS 6 Grant Mahler Sr., 5-10, 180 Village of Golf, Fla. 17-of-43 (.395%); 4 GB 8 Austin Fingar Fr., 5-10, 180 Penn Yan, N.Y. 7-of-31 (.226%); 3 GB 13 Paul Rasimowicz Fr., 6-0, 280 Somerset, N.J. 53-of-130 (.403%); 22 GB DEFENSIVE MIDFIELD 24 Kason Tarbell (SSDM) Jr., 6-1, 190 Akwesasne, N.Y , 9 GB, 1 CT 26 Dan Bockelman (SSDM) Jr., 5-11, 180 Melville, N.Y , 4 GB, 1 CT 29 Marshall Peters (LSM) Sr., 6-2, 185 Vienna, Va , 13 GB, 3 CT CLOSE DEFENSE 11 Walt Gahagan Sr., 6-0, 195 Glen Cove, N.Y , 9 GB, 6 CT 34 Jake Pulver Jr., 6-0, 210 Manlius, N.Y , 15 GB, 3 CT 48 Brandon Salvatore Fr., 6-0, 185 New Canaan, Conn 0-0-0, 19 GB, 10 CT GOALIE 40 Christian Knight Sr., 6-1, 195 Baltimore, Md GAA,.455 sv.% Game 8 Story Lines DARTMOUTH Big Green (1-6, 0-1 Ivy) vs. CORNELL Big Red (1-6, 0-2 Ivy) Saturday, April 1, :00 p.m. Ithaca, N.Y. Schoellkopf Field (21,500) Series Details Series Record: Cornell leads, Last Meeting: Cornell, 19-4 on 4/2/16 Coach Kerwick vs. Dartmouth: 3-0 Coach Callahan vs. Cornell: 0-2 The Big Red will look to secure its first Ivy League win this weekend when it welcomes Dartmouth to Schoellkopf Field on Saturday, April 1 at 1 p.m. Both teams are 1-6 on the year and winless in the Ancient Eight. Cornell has won six straight in the series and 10 consecutive vs. the Big Green on Schollkopf Field. The game will be the team s annual Kid Day celebration. All kids will be admitted FREE to the game and will receive a free poster for a post-game autograph session with the team. Countdown To Face Off 10 The Big Red ranks TENTH in the nation in clearing percentage (.906). 9 Christian Knight stopped NINE shots vs. Penn, which snapped a seven game streak in which he registered at least ten saves. That was the longest double-digit save streak by any Big Red goalie since Justin Cynar stopped 10+ shots in eight consecutive games during the 2000 season. 8 Christian Knight ranks EIGHTH in the nation with saves per game. 7 Cornell has just SEVEN players on its roster to have scored more than 15 career goals, two of which Connor Fletcher and Jeff Teat are freshmen. 6 The Big Red has won SIX straight games vs. Dartmouth dating back to an 8-6 loss in Gillette Stadium during the 2010 season. 5 Freshman Connor Fletcher scored FIVE goals vs. Penn which is tied for the second-most ever scored in a game by a Big Red freshman, behind Sean Greenhalgh s six goals vs. Syracuse in Dartmouth has dropped its last FOUR outings to slip to 1-6 overall. 3 The Big Red man-down defense has held its last THREE opponents scoreless (0-9). 2 Cornell has won the ground ball battle in TWO straight games. 1 The Big Red s 252 regular season Ivy League wins ranks FIRST among all Division I men s lacrosse schools for conference wins. Team Rankings Cornell s USILA Rank: NR Cornell s IL Media Rank: NR Dartmouth s USILA Rank: NR Dartmouth s IL Media Rank: NR Game Coverage Live Stats: Live Video: Live Audio: Radio: WHCU 870 AM / 95.9 FM (Ithaca, N.Y.) Television: None Follow Big Red Men s Lacrosse World Wide Web... Facebook... Twitter... Instagram... YouTube... Cornell Men s Lacrosse Staff Richard M. Moran Head Coach Of Lacrosse Matt Kerwick Fourth-year head coach Matt Kerwick (28-24,.538) was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse at Cornell University on June 11, He served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season and is the 11th head coach in the programs 121-year history... Kerwick begins his 19th season as a head coach ( ). Associate Head Coach... Peter Milliman (Empire State College 12) Assistant Coach...Jordan Stevens (Cornell 15) Volunteer Assistant Coach...Connor Buczek (Cornell 15) Director of Lacrosse Operations... Mark Wittink (Cornell 00) Athletic Trainer... Jim Case Strength Coach...Erika Rogan Cornell Athletic Communications Director...Jeremy Hartigan Deputy Director (MLAX Contact)...Julie Greco ... jag235@cornell.edu Office Phone...(607) Cell Phone...(315) Press Box Phone...(607) Schedule & Results Feb. 18 at No. 11 Penn State L, at Hobart L, 8-16 Mar. 4 No. 9 ALBANY L, ^ vs. No. 13 Virginia L, (OT) 18 * at Yale L, COLGATE W, * PENN L, 9-10 Apr. 1 * DARTMOUTH 1:00 p.m. 8 * at Harvard 1:00 p.m. 11 at No. 3 Syracuse 7:00 p.m. 15 LEHIGH 1:00 p.m. 22 * at Brown 1:00 p.m. 29 * No. 15 PRINCETON 3:00 p.m. May 5-7 $ Ivy League Tournament TBD * - Ivy League games ^ - Pacific Coast Shootout (Costa Mesa, Calif.) $ - Campus site TBD Home games in BOLD CAPS

2 Media Information Live Stats Cornell will use SIDEARM Live Stats for each of the Big Red s home games in For official stats visit: Postgame Interviews Coach Matt Kerwick and selected players will be available after the required 10-minute cooling-off period after each game. The Big Red locker room is closed. Practice Interviews/Coverage All interviews with Coach Kerwick and players must be requested in advance through the Athletic Communications Office by contacting Julie Greco. The coach and players are available for interviews before practices by appointment only, so as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules. Radio All of the Big Red s men s lacrosse games in 2016 are carried live on WHCU-870 AM in the Ithaca area and on the internet at Barry Leonard returns for his 19th season in the play-byplay chair, while Howie Borkan 81 and Tom LaFalce 94 are each back to provide the color commentary for their15th seasons. Ivy League Digital Network You can watch live or on-demand video in High Definition of Cornell s home men s lacrosse games, as well as all road Ivy League contests with a subscription to the Ivy League Digital Network. Cornell also broadcasts home games for football, sprint football, field hockey, men s and women s soccer, men s and women s basketball, men s and women s ice hockey, wrestling and women s lacrosse. For more information, visit Social Media You can follow the team on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Highlights, interviews and features on all 37 of Cornell s varsity sports can be found at: Historical Men s Lacrosse Information For Cornell men s lacrosse historical information, including year by year results, records and honors, visit the athletic department s official website (link below) or scan the QR code to view the information from your smart phone or tablet. SERIES HISTORY VS. DARTMOUTH: The Cornell and Dartmouth rivalry began in 1946 with an 8-7 victory for the Big Red. The Big Green won the next six meetings over a 10-year span, but has won only nine times since The Big Red dominates the alltime series record, 51-15, and has won 18 of the last 19 meetings, including the last six contests by a combined score of LOOKING AT THE BIG GREEN: Dartmouth has dropped its last four outings, including its Ivy League opener to Harvard last weekend, to slip to 1-6 overall. The Big Green s lone win came against Vermont (11-8) in the only game in which the team s offense scored more than 10 goals. Junior attackman Richie Loftus leads the unit with 19 points on a team-high 14 goals, while senior attackman Wiley Osborne has a team-best 12 assists. Junior midfielder Jack Korzelius and freshman attackman Ben Martin are the only other players with double-digit points with 11 and 10 goals, respectively. In the faceoff circle, Tucker Brown has been Dartmouth s main option, winning 47-of-111 restarts (.423), but the sophomore has picked up just nine ground balls on the year. In goal, freshman George Christopher has started all seven games and has played nearly every minute. He is averaging 10.9 saves per game but has saved just.475 percent of the shots he has faced to go along with an goals-against average. A WIN OVER DARTMOUTH WOULD: improve the Big Red to all-time vs. the Big Green and all-time vs. Ivy League. be Cornell s seventh in a row in the series. improve Coach Kerwick s career record to and to 4-0 vs. the Big Green. be the 743rd win in program history. make Cornell all-time when unranked in the USILA Coaches Poll. improve Cornell to all-time vs. unranked teams. CAMPUS CONNECTIONS: Scott Flynn s brother Pat played lacrosse at Dartmouth ( ), serving as team captain during his final two seasons. Charlie Estill s sister Caroline was a member of the Dartmouth rowing team. Girff Gosnell and Dartmouth freshman midfielder Jack Forrest both attended Bullis School. Josh Gully and Dartmouth junior attackman Evan Key both attended Pingry School. Walt Gahagan, Scott Flynn and Dartmouth sophomore attackman Harrison Lane all attended Deerfield Academy. Conor O Brien and Dartmouth freshman defender James Sullivan both attended Westlake High School. Colton Rupp, Jack Bolen, Marshall Peters and Dartmouth sophomore London McKenzie all attended Landon School. THE HEAD COACH: Matt Kerwick (28-24,.538) was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse at Cornell University on June 11, Kerwick, who served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season, became the 11th head coach in the programs 121-year history... Kerwick has 18 years of head coaching experience ( ). FRESHMAN SCORING: Jeff Teat and Connor Fletcher are already two of the highest scoring rookies in Cornell history. Jeff Teat already ranks second among all Big Red freshman in assists (14), behind only Rob Pannell who handed out 42 assists as a rookie in Teat is also seventh among Cornell freshman in points (29) and 11th overall in goals (15). Connor Fletcher ranks 13th among all Big Red freshman in points (21), 12th in goals (15) and 10th in assists (6). SAVE STREAK: Christian Knight opened the 2017 season by registering at least 10 saves in six games, and in seven consecutive games dating back to the 2015 season finale. That was the longest double-digit save streak of his career, and the longest by any Big Red goalie since Justin Cynar stopped 10+ shots in eight consecutive games during the 2000 season Ivy League Standings (March 28) Overall Ivy School W - L Pct. W - L Pct. 1. Yale Brown Harvard Princeton Penn Dartmouth Cornell Recent Schedule/Results: Tuesday, March 21 Colgate at Cornell...W, 15-6 Holy Cross at Brown...Brown, Harvard at Boston U....Boston U Dartmouth at Navy... Navy, 11-6 Friday, March 24 Yale at Princeton...Yale, Saturday, March 25 Brown at UMass... Brown, 10-9 (OT) Penn at Cornell... Penn, 10-9 Harvard at Dartmouth... Harvard, 14-7 Wednesday, March 29 Albany at Harvard... 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 1 Brown at Princeton... 1:00 p.m. Yale at Penn... 1:00 p.m. Dartmouth at Cornell... 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 4 Yale at St. John s... 7:00 p.m. Individual Highlights Games With Goals Career Jeff Teat Connor Fletcher Colton Rupp Clarke Petterson Jordan Dowiak Andrew Keith Jake McCulloch Ryan Matthews Anthony Teixeira Assists Career Jeff Teat Connor Fletcher Ryan Bray Points Career Jeff Teat Connor Fletcher Jordan Dowiak Clarke Petterson Anthony Teixeira Saves Career Christian Knight Ground Balls Career Paul Rasimowicz Jeff Teat Christian Knight Brandon Salvatore Jake Pulver Marshall Peters Grant Mahler Face-Off Wins Career Grant Mahler Paul Rasimowicz April 1, 2017 Page 2

3 Last Meeting cornell 19, Dartmouth 4 April 2, 2016 Scully-Fahey Field Hanover, N.H. HANOVER, N.H. The Big Red scored 10 unanswered goals to defeat Dartmouth for the sixth year in a row, wininng 19-4, at Scully-Fahey Field. Making his first career start, freshman Anthony Teixeira finished with three goals and two assists while four other freshmen Colton Rupp (three goals), Ryan Bray (two goals, two assists), Jake McCulloch (two goals) and Clarke Petterson (two assists) finished with multiple points. Senior midfielders John Edmonds and Emmy Poccia both tallied two goals, while Ithaca native Charlie Estill earned his first career start and finished with a career-high two assists. All three of the Big Red s healthy goalies saw action, with Brennan Donville making six saves and allowing just four goals in 45 minutes, before Dan Nemirov posted one save in 11:05. Freshman Teddy Strzetelski did not face a shot. The Big Red also held significant advantages in shots (51-21), shots on goal (32-11) and ground balls (49-23). Cornell was also nearly perfect on the clear (23-25), while Dartmouth had a dismal 14-of-24 performance. The Big Red went 2-of-3 on man-up chances, while Cornell s man-down defense was perfect for the sixth time this season, holding Dartmouth scoreless on three tries. Both teams had more than 20 turnovers. Dartmouth had three players finish with two points each, led by Evan Key s two goals. In goal, Joe Balaban got the start and finished with seven saves and 15 goals allowed in 32:23, before giving way to Blair Friedensohn, who tallied six saves and allowed four goals. Cornell got off to a quick 2-0 lead with goals by Edmonds and Matthews, before the Big Green stormed back with consecutive goals to knot the game at 2-2 with just under eight minutes to play in the first quarter. That was as good as it got for the home team. With the score tied at 2-2 and time winding down in the first quarter, Donville had a fantastic stop, and then picked off a pass to kill a Dartmouth man-up chance. That was when the Big Red offense took over. Teixeira started the 10-goal run with his first goal of the afternoon. Dartmouth ended the Cornell run with a goal by Jack Korzelius with 2:51 to play before halftime, but just over one minute later Edmonds restored a doubledigit lead that the visitors would not relinquish the rest of the way. SCORING BY QUARTER 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q F Cornell Dartmouth Cornell SCORING: GOALS: Teixeira 3; Rupp 3; Bray 2; Mcculloch 2; Poccia 2; Edmonds 2; Matthews 1; Tarbell 1; Keith 1; Bolen 1; O Brien 1. ASSISTS: Bray 2; Estill 2; Petterson 2; Teixeira 2; Dowiak 1; Massimilian 1; Matthews 1; Revello 1; Tarbell 1. Dartmouth SCORING: GOALS: Key 2; Loftus 1; Korzelius 1. ASSISTS: Osborne 2; Loftus 1. SHOTS - Cornell 51; Dartmouth 21. SHOTS ON GOAL - Cornell 32; Dartmouth 11. PENALTIES - Cornell 3/2:30; Dartmouth 3/3:00. MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - Cornell 2-3; Dartmouth second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Cornell 0/3 (0); Dartmouth 0/0 (0). TURNOVERS - Cornell 22; Dartmouth 24. FACEOFFS - Cornell 19-27; Dartmouth CLEARS - Cornell 23-25; Dartmouth GOALIES - COR: Donville, Brennan (45:00 minutes, 10 shots-6 saves, 4 GA), Nemirov, Dan (11:05, 1-1, 0), Strzetelski, Teddy (03:55, 0-0, 0); DART: Balaban, Joe (32:23, 22-7, 15), Friedensohn, Blair (26:47, 10-6, 4), Miller, Griffin (00:50, 0-0, 0). Tale of the Tape Cornell Dartmouth Record , 0-2 Ivy...1-6, 0-1 Ivy Goals per game Goals allowed per game Assists per game Shots per game Shots allowed per game Ground balls per game Ground balls allowed per game Faceoffs won of-204 (.377) of-161 (.416) Penalties for 22: for 19:30 Man-up goals... 5 of 18 (.278)...5 of 33 (.152) Opponent man-up... 8 of 28 (.286)...8 of 22 (.364) Clears for 127 (.913) for 132 (.818) Opponent clears for 140 (.843) of 137 (.905) Save percentage Opponent save percentage First-quarter goals scored/allowed... 13/ /21 Second-quarter goals scored/allowed... 17/ /22 Third-quarter goals scored/allowed... 22/ /21 Fourth-quarter goals scored/allowed... 22/ /21 Overtime goals... 0/1... 0/1 FLETCHER S FIVE GOALS: Freshman Connor Fletcher had a hand in six of Cornell s nine goals vs. Penn with five goals and one assist. His five goals are tied for the second-most ever scored in a game by a Big Red freshman, behind Sean Greenhalgh s six goals vs. Syracuse in 2002 Fletcher is the first Cornell rookie to record five goals since Greenhalgh did so vs. Dartmouth on April 13, CORNELL STREAKS Clarke Petterson has the longest point scoring streak on the team with one point in each of the last five games. The Big Red man-down defense has held its last three opponents scoreless (0-9). Cornell has won the ground ball battle in two consecutive games. The Big Red has posted fewer turnovers in two straight games. INDIVIDUAL NCAA RANKINGS: The Big Red has several players ranked in the top 25 in the nation in Saves per game Christian Knight (8th; 12.43) Assists per game Jeff Teat (17th; 2.00) Points per game Jeff Teat (22nd; 4.14) IN THE NCAA RANKINGS: The Big Red ranks in the top 20 in the nation in Clearing percentage (10th.906) Ground balls per game (13th 30.7) Saves per game (15th 12.43) Man-down defense (17th.714) MOVING ON UP IN CORNELL HISTORY: Marshall Peters ranks sixth in caused turnovers (48) He needs three more to move into fifth place. Christian Knight ranks ninth in career saves (360) He needs 18 more to move into eighth place. IVY OPENERS: The Big Red opened the 62nd season of Ivy League lacrosse with a 17-8 loss to Yale on March 18. Since the conference began play in the 1956 season, the Big Red has posted a record in Ivy League openers, including winning 16 of its last 18, dating back to the 1999 season when it fell to the Bulldogs, 7-6. More often than not, Cornell has met either Yale or Harvard in the conference opener, playing a different school on only six occasions. NEW YORK STATE OF MIND: Cornell has traditionally been very successful against collegiate teams from New York state, posting an all-time record of (.634) The Big Red has four New York teams on its schedule this season Hobart, Albany, Colgate and Syracuse and so far is 1-2 in those contests. HOME IS WHERE THE WINS ARE: Cornell has enjoyed a true home field advantage since beginning play on Schoellkopf Field in 1972, going for a.736 winning percentage, with 12 undefeated seasons. Cornell has been even more impressive since 2000, going overall (.782) with perfect slates in 2015 (6-0), 2011 (8-0), 2009 (6-0), 2007 (7-0) and 2005 (6-0). About Dartmouth The Staff Head Coach... Brendan Callahan (Dartmouth 07) Record at Dartmouth/Yrs /third season Overall Record/Yrs /third season Asst. Coach...Scott Hackett-Dalgliesh (Dickinson 07) Asst. Coach... Nate Norbo (Hampden-Sydney 12) Quick Facts Location... Hanover, N.H. Nickname... Big Green Colors... Dartmouth Green Conference...Ivy League Dartmouth Results Date Opponent...Time/Results F18 at Canisius... L, 8-13 F25 SACRED HEART... L, 8-15 F28 VERMONT... W, 11-9 M4 at Wagner...L (2OT), 6-7 M18 at North Carolina... L, 6-17 M21 at Navy... L, 6-11 M25 HARVARD *... L, 7-14 A1 at Cornell *... 1 p.m. A8 at Yale *... 1 p.m. A11 UMASS LOWELL... 7 p.m. A15 PRINCETON * p.m. A22 at Penn *... 1 p.m. A29 BROWN *... 4 p.m. M5-7 Ivy League Tourn...TBD * Ivy League game The Series vs. Dartmouth First meeting Series record... Cornell leads, Current streak... Cornell, 6 games Longest Cornell streak games Longest Dartmouth streak... 6 games In Ithaca... Cornell leads, 27-6 In Hanover, N.H... Cornell leads, 24-8 At neutral site...dartmouth leads, 1-0 In NCAA tournament play... N/A In overtime...series tied, 1-1 Last 5 Meetings Year Winner (Location)...Score 2012 Cornell (Hanover, N.H.) Cornell (Ithaca, N.Y.) Cornell (Hanover, N.H.) Cornell (Ithaca, N.Y.) Cornell (Hanover, N.H.) April 1, 2017 Page 3

4 Matt Kerwick was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse at Cornell University on June 11, Kerwick, who served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season, became the 11th head coach in the programs 122-year history. One of just four current head coaches to take three different teams to the NCAA tournament, Kerwick has led Cornell to a combined record of (10-8 Ivy), two Ivy League championships, and two appearances in the NCAA tournament. He has coached 18 All-Ivy selections nine All-Americans, one Ivy League Player of the Year and one Ivy League Rookie of the Year. A coach that demands excellence in the classroom as well as on the field, Cornell has had five players named USILA Academic All-Americans, two Academic All-Ivy selections, one CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree, one Senior CLASS Award winner, and one YRL Unsung Hero finalist. Kerwick spent the 2012 season with Georgetown, working as an associate head coach on Dave Urick s staff. Kerwick played for Urick at Hobart College, where he was a two-time All-American, won four consecutive Division III national championships, and was named the 1989 NCAA Tournament MVP. Prior to his time at Georgetown, Kerwick accumulated 15 years of head coaching experience with stops at Jacksonville, Hobart, Alfred and Randolph-Macon. During his time as head coach at those institutions, he helped his teams earn three NCAA tournament berths (Hobart - 2; Alfred 1), two Upstate Tournament appearances (Alfred) and one conference championship (Hobart). While at Hobart, he was named the 2002 Patriot League Coach of the Year and was also selected as the ECAC Co-Coach of the Year in As the head coach at Alfred, he was named both the 1996 Super Six Lacrosse League Coach of the Year Award and the1997 Babe Kraus Division III Coach of the Year. Kerwick graduated from Hobart in 1990 with a degree in economics. An all-around athlete, he was a four-year letter winner on both the Statesmen hockey and lacrosse teams, serving as captain for both squads as a senior. Following graduation, he played for the MLL s Baltimore Thunder, earning an All-Star selection in Kerwick has strong ties to Cornell as both his parents Thomas and the late Patricia Kerwick, as well as his sister Ann, all graduated from Cornell. He resides in Skaneateles and he and his wife Mary have two sons, Thomas and Sean. The Kerwick File Matt Kerwick Education Hobart University B.A., Economics, 1990 Head Coaching Experience Cornell University, November present 2014, 15 - Ivy League champions 2014, 15 - NCAA appearance Jacksonville University, November Led JU during inaguarl season (2010) at Division I Hobart University, Patriot League champions 2002, 04 - NCAA appearances Alfred University, NCAA appearance 1996, 98 - ECAC Upstate Tournament Randolph-Macon University, Associate Head Coaching Experience Georgetown University, 2012 Assistant Coaching Experience Cornell University, Ivy League champion NCAA appearances NCAA quarterfinalist NCAA semifinalist Team USA, Silver Medal at FIL World Championships Georgetown University, , 2000, 01 - NCAA appearances NCAA quarterfinalist NCAA semifinalist University of Pennsylvania, 1995 Coaching Honors Patriot League Coach of the Year ECAC League Co-Coach of the Year Babe Kraus Division III Coach of the Year 1996 Super Six Lacrosse League Coach of the Year Award Playing Experience Hobart University, Team Captain William C. Stiles Award, presented to the Hobart senior athlete for leadership, determination and character NCAA Tournament MVP 1989, 90 - All-American 1987, 88, 89, 90 - Division III national champions Baltimore Thunder, MLL, , 92 - winner of team s Unsung Hero Award MLL All-Star selection Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Cornell Men s Lacrosse Kerwick s Record Against... Air Force 1-0 Albany 1-3 Army 1-2 Bellarmine 0-1 Binghamton 4-1 Brown 1-2 Bucknell 4-4 Butler 2-1 Canisius 7-0 Colgate 7-0 Cornell 1-7 Dartmouth 3-0 Denver 1-2 Detroit 1-0 Duke 0-3 Fairfield 2-2 Georgetown 0-8 Hartford 3-0 Harvard 0-3 Hobart 3-1 Hofstra 1-2 Holy Cross 3-0 Lafayette 3-0 Lehigh 4-0 Loyola 1-5 Manhattan 0-1 Marist 1-1 Maryland 0-2 UMass 0-4 Mercer 1-0 Michigan 1-0 Mount St. Mary 1-1 Navy 0-2 North Carolina 0-1 Ohio State 2-1 Penn 2-3 Penn State 2-7 Presbyterian 2-0 Princeton 2-2 Providence 1-0 Robert Morris 1-2 Rutgers 2-4 Sacred Heart 1-0 Saint Josephs (PA) 1-0 Siena 0-2 St. John s 3-1 Syracuse 2-8 Vermont 1-0 Virginia 2-2 VMI 1-1 Yale 2-2 ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Jeff Teat was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week on March 13 following his 11-point performance vs. No. 13 Virginia. It is the first weekly award for the Big Red this season. NOTING TEAT S 11-POINT PERFORMANCE: Jeff Teat registered 11 points on five goals and six assists vs. No. 13 Virginia on March 11. The 11 points were the most scored in NCAA Division I this season for one week before Hobart s Chris Aslanian registered 13 points vs. Wagner. The six assists and 11 points are the most ever recorded by a Cornell rookie. The 11 points are the sixth most in Big Red history. Teat becomes the first Cornell player to register 11 points in a contest since Tim Goldstein 88 vs. Dartmouth on April 23, RANKED OPPONENTS: Of the Big Red s 13 opponents this season, six are currently ranked in the USILA Coaches Poll Penn State (second), Syracuse (third), Albany (eighth), Princeton (15th), Virginia (16th), and Yale (19th) Cornell 0-3 vs. ranked opponents this season. EXPERIENCE BY THE NUMBERS: The 2017 Big Red roster has just four players that have played more than 35 career games Marshall Peters (52), Andrew Keith (47), Walt Gahagan (40) and Christian Knight (36). Cornell has just 10 players with games played Jake Pulver (35), Jordan Dowiak (34), Kason Tarbell (34), Jack Bolen (26), Ryan Matthews (26), Scott Flynn (25), Dan Bockelman (22) Charlie Estill (22), Clarke Petterson (20), and Colton Rupp (20). There are 33 players on the Big Red roster that have played in less than 20 career games. THE NOTABLE JEFF TEAT: Jeff Teat was the No. 1 overall recruit in the Inside Lacrosse 2016 Power 100 Freshmen Rankings. He is the Big Red s first-ever Inside Lacrosse No. 1 recruit. He is Inside Lacrosse s first-ever overall No. 1 to hail from Canada. Last year, as a member of the Ontario Junior A League s Brampton Excelsiors, he finished the regular season as the leading scorer in the league with 145 points (7.6 points per game), the highest point total since John Grant Jr. registered 160 in OVERTIME NOTES: With its overtime loss vs. Virginia on March 11, 2017 Cornell has played at least one overtime game in each of the past 11 seasons, dating back to a overtime triumph over Albany in the 2007 NCAA quarterfinals. During that span, the Big Red has posted a 10-6 record in OT games Cornell had won three consecutive overtime games prior to the loss to UVA and head coach Matt Kerwick is 4-2 all-time at Cornell in overtime contests. Cornell s Record Under Kerwick... Current Streak...Lost 1 Current Home Streak...Lost 1 Current Road Streak...Lost 4 Current Neutral Site Streak...Lost 1 Last win vs. Colgate (3/21/17) Last road win at Lehigh (4/16/16) Last neutral site win vs. Hobart (2/27/16) Last loss vs. Penn (3/25/2017) Last road loss at Yale (3/18/2017) Last neutral site loss (2OT) vs. Virginia (3/11/2017) Last overtime game (2OT) vs. Virginia (3/11/2017) Last overtime win (OT) vs. Syracuse (4/12/16) Last overtime loss (2OT) vs. Virginia (3/11/2017) Cornell Total...Streak At home L1 On the road L4 At neutral sites L1 On turf L1 On grass L1 In overtime L1 Scoring first L2 Ahead after one quarter L1 Behind after one quarter L6 Tied after one quarter w1 Ahead after two quarters w1 Behind after two quarters L6 Tied after two quarters L2 Ahead after three quarters L1 Behind after three quarters L7 Tied after three quarters w1 Outshooting opponent L1 Opponents take more shots w1 Shots are equal w4 Having more ground balls L1 Opponents have more ground balls L5 Ground balls are equal L1 Winning more faceoffs L3 Opponent wins more faceoffs w1 Faceoffs are even w2 Making less than 10 saves L1 Making 10+ saves w1 Opponent makes less than 10 saves L1 Opponent makes 10+ saves L4 Cornell has more penalties L1 Opponent has more penalties L2 Penalties are even L1 Scoring an extra-man goal w1 In one-goal games L3 Games decided by four goals or less L3 Games decided by five goals or more w1 Scoring less than 10 goals L9 Scoring goals L1 Scoring goals w 1 Scoring 21+ goals w7 Allowing less than 10 goals w1 Allowing goals L1 Allowing 15+ goals L14 Facing a higher-ranked team L5 Facing a lower-ranked team L2 Facing a team with the same rank w1 Facing an unranked team L1 Playing a team with a.500+ record L4 Playing a team with a.500 record L2 Playing a team with sub.500 record w1 During the week w7 During the weekend L8 In February L2 In March L1 In April L2 In May L5 vs. the America East L3 vs. the ACC W3 vs. the Big L2 vs. the Big East L1 vs. the CAA W1 vs. the ECAC W10 vs. Independent teams L3 vs. the Ivy League L5 vs. the MAAC W13 vs. Northeast Conference L1 vs. the Patriot League W6 April 1, 2017 Page 4

5 CLOSE CALLS: Since the beginning of the 2003 season, Cornell is in games that have been decided by a single goal, a mark that was lowered when the Big Red fell to Penn, 8-9, on March 25. Of the 22 losses, 17 have come against ranked opponents, including 11 against squads ranked in the top-10, five of which were ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 in the nation. GOALIE ASSIST: When Christian Knight assisted on Jeff Teat s goal with one second to play in the third quarter vs. Hobart on Feb. 24 it was the Big Red s first point by a goalie since Ted Lynch registered an assist vs. Colgate on April 13, LOTS OF WINS: Cornell s victory over Princeton on April 26, 2014 was the 725th win in program history. The Big Red now has 742 victories, ranking seventh among the winningest programs in collegiate lacrosse. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN: The Big Red has four captains this season seniors Ryan Matthews and Marshall Peters, junior Jake Pulver, and sophomore Clarke Petterson. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: Junior defenseman Jake Pulver was named a preseason honorable mention All-American by Inside Lacrosse Magazine. FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET: On Dec. 21, 2014, Marshall Peters tied the Cornell Department of Athletics record for fastest 40-yard dash, running it in a time of 4.38 seconds and matching the mark set by Max Seibald in Administered by Tom Howley, Associate Director of Athletics for Athlete Performance, the dash is laser timed and the record is across several sports in the department. The Last Time Cornell scored 20+ goals vs. Dartmouth (W, 21-5) 3/30/13 scored 15+ goals...15 vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 scored 10+ goals...15 vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 tallied 12+ assists at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16 tallied 8+ assists...8 vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 registered 25+ points...29 vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 registered 15+ points...23 vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 won 20+ face-offs...20 vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 won 15+ face-offs...20 vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 took 60+ shots...62 vs. Princeton (W, 17-4) 4/23/05 took 50+ shots at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16 scored 5+ man-up goals...5 vs. Canisius (W, 19-6) 3/11/03 beat the #1 team in the USILA Coaches Poll...April 12, 2011 vs. #1 Syracuse (W, 11-6) was ranked #1 in the USILA Coaches Poll...May 26, 2007 vs. #2 Duke (L, 11-12) had a player score 7+ goals... Steve Mock (7) vs. Ohio State (W, 16-6) 5/18/13 had a player score 6+ goals... Dan Lintner (6) at Binghamton (W, 14-8) 2/25/14 had a player score 5+ goals...connor Fletcher (5) vs. Penn (L 9-10) 3/25/17 had a player register 5+ assists...jeff Teat (6) vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 had a player register 4+ assists...jeff Teat (6) vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 had a player register 3+ assists...jeff Teat (3) at Yale (L, 8-17) 3/18/17 had a player total 10+ points...jeff Teat (11) vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 had a player total 9+ points...jeff Teat (11) vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 had a player total 8+ points...jeff Teat (11) vs. Virginia (L 2OT, 18-19) 3/11/17 had a goalie register a goal... Tim Shea (1) vs. Dartmouth (W, 20-8) 4/21/90 had a goalie register an assist... Christian Knight (1) at Hobart (L, 8-16) 2/25/17 had a player register an overtime goal...ryan Matthews vs. Syracuse (W OT, 10-9) 4/12/16 had a player pick up 10+ ground balls...domenic Massimilian (17) at Lehigh (W, 13-12) 4/16/16 had a player pick up 6+ ground balls...jeff Teat (6) vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 had a player win 15+ face offs...domenic Massimilian (17) at Lehigh (W, 13-12) 4/16/16 had a player win 10+ face offs... Paul Rasimowicz(13) vs. Penn (L, 9-10) 3/25/17 had a goalie register 20+ saves...aj Fiore (20) vs. Syracuse (L, 7-8) 4/13/10 had a goalie register 15+ saves...christian Knight(15) vs. Colgate (W, 15-6) 3/21/17 Miscellaneous 2017 Season Notes Fastest Cornell goal to start a game... 2:01 by Clarke Petterson vs. Virginia (March 11) Fastest Cornell goal to start the second half... :46 by Ryan Matthews vs. Penn (March 25) Fastest time between Cornell goals... :10 by Jeff Teat & Colton Rupp vs. Colgate (March 21) Fastest time between opponent goals... :11, 2xs, last by Connor Fields (both), Albany (Mar. 25) Largest Cornell lead...9 goals, (15-6) vs. Colgate (March 21) Largest opponent lead goals, 2xs, last by Albany (17-5) (Mar. 5) Largest comeback in a win... 2 goals, (0-2) vs. Colgate (March 21) Largest lead surrendered in a loss... 6 goals, (6-0) vs. Virginia (March 11) THROWBACK NUMBERS: The 2017 roster features two unique numbers on it - #51 and #77. Freshman Jeff Teat is the first player to wear #51 since Jerome Dolins wore it in Sophomore Tom Reilly is the first Big Red men s lacrosse player to ever wear #77. ELITE COMPANY: Over the past 10 seasons ( ) only 10 schools have registered 100 victories Duke (151), Syracuse (126), Denver (122), Maryland (122), Notre Dame (120), UVA (116), Cornell (115), North Carolina (110), Hopkins (105), Loyola (105) During that span, only seven teams have won at least 70 percent of its games Duke (.766), Notre Dame (.755), Syracuse (.754), Cornell (.723), Maryland (.713), Denver (.709), and UVA (.703). HARD HAT: Jake Pulver was selected to carry the Hard Hat for the 2016 season. The tradition of the Hard Hat began in the fall of Midway through the fall season, a player is selected to carry the Hard Hat for the year. The recipient is someone that the coaches feel demonstrates a blue-collar approach to the game of lacrosse; he is driven and selfless, not the most talented player on the field, but consistently the hardest worker. He puts the team first, and embodies how the coaches want Cornell players to act and respond on or off the field. NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK: The 14-member Class of 2020 consists of five US Lacrosse All-Americans, as well as two members of the Team Canada U19 squad. The group of nine midfielders, two attackmen, two defenders, and one goalie hail from six different states, including a class-high four New Yorkers, as well as one player coming from both Alberta and Ontario. BUCZEK S BACK: Former Cornell men s lacrosse great Connor Buczek 15 joined the Big Red staff as a volunteer assistant prior to the 2016 season. Buczek, a recipient of a prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, is currently a student in Cornell s Johnson Graduate School of Management. One of the best business school s in the country, Buczek is in rare company, as one of just two individuals, and the only one from Cornell, to be admitted directly from undergraduate studies. U19 TEAM CANADA: Three Big Red sophomore Clarke Petterson, and freshmen Jeff Teat and Caelahn Bullen were members of the Team Canada squad that won the silver medal at the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) U19 Men s Lacrosse World Championship this past summer. FOR STARTERS: Cornell is all-time in season openers. MILLIMAN TABBED TO ASSIST TEAM USA: Peter Milliman, the Mario St. George Boiardi 04 Associate Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse, has been named an assistant coach for the 2019 U.S. men s national indoor team.the team will be led by Regy Thorpe (Syracuse University), who in February was named head coach of Team USA, and will guide the team in pursuit of a gold medal at the 2019 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Indoor Lacrosse Championship (WILC), Sept , 2019, in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. Winningest Programs in the Past 10 Seasons By Winning Percentage School Win % 1. Duke Notre Dame Syracuse Cornell Maryland Denver Virginia UNC Loyola Hopkins By Victories School Wins 1. Duke Syracuse Denver Maryland Notre Dame Virginia Cornell UNC Hopkins Loyola April 1, 2017 Page 5

6 All-Time MLL Draft Picks Name, Draft Year Rd Pick Rob Pannell, Connor Buczek, Max Seibald, Ryan McClay, David Mitchell, Justin Redd, Matt McMonagle, John Glynn, Jason Noble, Roy Lang, Mitch Belisle, Justin Cynar, Joe Boulukos, Galen Beers John Edmonds, Matt Donovan, Jordan Stevens, Brian Clayton, Kyle Georgalas, Rocco Romero, Chris Langton, Max Van Bourgondien, Eric Pittard, Tom Freshour, J.J. Gilbane, MLL Draft Picks By School 1. Syracuse Virginia Maryland Johns Hopkins Duke North Carolina...31 Towson UMass Cornell...25 Hofstra Georgetown...23 FAMILY TIES: Head Coach Matt Kerwick s parents Thomas and the late Patricia, as well as his sister Ann, all graduated from Cornell. Andrew Keith s brother, Thomas 13, was an All-American long-stick midfielder for the Big Red, earning four varsity letters from Ryan Matthews cousin Matt Sutherland played lacrosse at Cornell. Sam Welch s parents, Patrick 85 and Ruth Welch 87, are both former Big Red athletes. A two-time Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association champion at 150 pounds, Patrick is in the Cornell Hall of Fame, while Ruth was a three-year letter winner for gymnastics, serving as team captain as a senior. Dan Nemirov s mother, Jamie, as well as one aunt and his maternal grandfather all graduated from Cornell. Scott Flynn s grandfather Norman Penney attended Cornell Law School and later served as both a professor in the law school and Dean of University Faculty. Charlie Estill s grandfather Frederick Siefke graduated from Cornell in Troy Revello s older sister Grace attends Cornell. Anthony Teixeira s great-uncle Stephen W. Fillo graduated from Cornell in Connor Fletcher s father, Daniel, graduated from Cornell in 1985 and his great uncle, Bob Mealy 51, is considered one of the best runners in Cornell track history and is a member of the Cornell Athletic Hall of Fame. Griffin Buczek s brother, Connor 15, was an All-American lacrosse player for Cornell and currently serves as the team s volunteer assistant coach while attending Cornell s Johnson Graduate School of Management and playing professionally for the Florida Launch His aunt, Colleen Cottrell Calderwood, also attended Cornell. Ryan McDonald s uncle, Dan McDonald, played lacrosse at SUNY Potsdam and served as an assistant coach for the Big Red under Richie Moran from His aunt, Tina Mahoney graduated from Cornell in Griff Gosnell s great-uncle, John Gude Gosnell, graduated from Cornell in Josh Gully s father, Josh 83, lettered twice for the Big Red lacrosse team and he is the 22nd member of his family to attend Cornell. MLL DRAFT FACTS: Cornell has the ninth most Major League Lacrosse draft picks (25) of any school in the nation. Since having a program-high five players selected in the 2007 MLL Draft, the Big Red has had multiple picks in five of the last 10 drafts. Beginning with the 2007 MLL Draft, Cornell has had five first round draft picks, including one selection at No. 1 (Rob Pannell), and two at No. 2 (Connor Buczek and Max Seibald). TICKLE THE ALL-IVY: The Big Red returns two All-Ivy selections from a year ago Jake Pulver (second-team) and Ryan Matthews (honorable mention). Both were first-time honorees. Academic All-Americans The Cornell men s lacrosse program has the second most CoSIDA Academic All-Americans of any Division I team in the nation, second only to Johns Hopkins. Of Cornell s six selections, five have come since Unlike other Academic All-America teams in which the selections are all from the same sport, the At-Large men s team is highly competitive as it is comprised of athletes from fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming, tennis, volleyball, water polo and wrestling. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.30 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standings at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director. All-Time Academic All-Americans Men s Lacrosse 1. Johns Hopkins 8 2. Cornell 6 3. Duke 5 Princeton 5 5. Army 4 Syracuse 4 Cornell s All-Time Academic All-Americans 1999 Troy Gorman 99 (third team) 2001 David Key 01 (second team) 2004 Tim DeBlois 04 (second team) 2005 Casey Stevenson 05 (second team) 2007 Mitch Belisle 07 (first team) 2007 Matt McMonagle 07 (first team) IVY KINGS: Since Ivy League play began in 1956, Cornell has won a conference-high 29 titles, including 17 undefeated crowns. Cornell has won a share of 12 of the last 14 Ivy League titles, with its last crown coming in The Big Red also has the best regular season Ivy League record of any team in the conference at IVY WINS: With its 8-2 victory over Dartmouth on March 28, 2015, Cornell became the first program in the Ivy League history to reach 250 regular season conference victories The Big Red s 252 regular season conference wins are also the most conference wins by any school in Division I men s lacrosse history. RUPP S ROOKIE RANKING: Colton Rupp finished the 2016 season ranked fourth in Cornell history for the most goals scored by a freshman (23), behind Sean Greenhalgh (39 in 2002), Matt Wise (29 in 1995), and Rob Pannell (25 in 2009). CLASS OF 2019 NOTES: Last season s freshman class was the second highest scoring rookie class in program history with 82 points coming from seven players Colton Rupp (24 points), Ryan Bray (22 points), Clarke Petterson (15 points), Anthony Teixeira (nine points), Zach Ward (seven points), Jake McCulloch (four points) and Conor O Brien (one point). The 82 points ranks second behind the freshman class of 2009 that saw 86 points come from three players Rob Pannell (67 points), Roy Lang (11 points), and Mitch McMichael (eight points). The 2016 rookies are just the third in Cornell history to register more than 75 points, surpassing the 2002 freshmen that had 76 points come from three players Sean Greenhalgh (42 points), Justin Redd (31 points) and J.D. Nelson (eight points). In the 40 seasons since freshmen became eligible to participate in varsity athletics, Cornell has had a freshman class register at least 40 points just seven times (2016, 2009, 2006, 2002, 2003, 2000, 1995). There have been 17 seasons in which the Big Red received just single-digit points from its freshmen (2015, 2014, 2008, 2007, 2005, 1994, 1993, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1981, 1978, 1977). Cornell has had three seasons in which a freshman did not register a single point (2007, 1986, 1978). April 1, 2017 Page 6

7 Cornell Against the State Adelphi (series discontinued in 1992) Albany Kerwick (all-time) vs. Albany Army Binghamton Kerwick (all-time) vs. Binghamton Canisius Kerwick (all-time) vs. Canisius Colgate Kerwick (all-time) vs. Colgate Columbia (series discontinued in 1910) Cortland (series discontinued in 1992) Hamilton (series discontinued in 1955) Hobart Kerwick (all-time) vs. Hobart Hofstra Kerwick (all-time) vs. Hofstra RPI (series discontinued in 1953) Siena St. John s Stony Brook Syracuse Kerwick (all-time) vs. Syracuse Union (series discontinued in 1960) Total (.634) * 2017 opponents in bold Home Sweet Home Cornell has enjoyed a true home field advantage since beginning play on Schoellkopf Field in 1972, going for a.736 winning percentage. Cornell has been even more impressive since 2000: Total (.736) Double Digits A key to the Big Red s success over the years has been reaching double-digits goals in a game. Since 2000, Cornell is (88.2%) in games in which it has registered 10 goals or more Total (.882) FRESHMAN FOUR: Cornell started at least four freshmen in each of its final 11 games of the 2016 season. Dating back to the 2003 season, when the games-started statistic began to be kept regularly, the Big Red started four freshmen five times in a season just once the final five games of the 2010 campaign. In that stretch, Cornell started Mike Bronzino (defense), Jason Noble (defense), AJ Fiore (goalie) and a combination that featured either Ross Gillum (midfield) or Steve Mock (attack). BABY BIG RED: Of the 39 players that saw action during the 2016 season, more than one-third (15) were freshmen, including seven that started at least one game Colton Rupp (13 starts attack), Ryan Bray (11 starts midfield), Clarke Petterson (10 starts midfield), Anthony Teixeira (6 starts attack), Zach Ward (5 starts attack), Chad Otterman (3 starts defense) and Jake McCulloch (1 start midfield). RECAPPING 2016: One of the youngest teams in the nation, the Big Red finished the 2016 season with a 6-7 record overall (1-5 Ivy), with four of its seven losses coming to nationally ranked opponents. Cornell managed two upsets on the season, defeating No. 17 Virginia, and taking down No. 11 Syracuse in overtime for Cornell s first win over the Orange since Of the 39 players that saw action during the 2016 season, more than one-third (15) were freshmen, including seven that started at least one game. The freshman class proved to be the second highest scoring rookie class in program history with 82 points coming from seven players. Following the season, Cornell had five players named All-Ivy. Brennan Donville 16, John Edmonds 16, Domenic Massimilian 17 and Jake Pulver 18 were named second-team, while Ryan Matthews 16 earned an honorable mention selection. All five players were first-time honorees. Donville was also named an YRL Unsung Hero finalist, and was a USILA Scholar All-American, along with Matt Schattner 16. WHAT WAS LOST: The Big Red lost three All-Ivy selections from a year ago John Edmonds (second team), Brennan Donville (second team), and Domenic Massimilian (second team) Edmonds was Cornell s most dangerous offensive threat with a teamhigh 26 points on 14 goals and 12 assists Donville had the best year of his career in goal, ranking fourth in the Ivy League in save percentage (.511), saves per game (10.38), and goals-against average (10.22) Massimilian finished the season ranked fifth in the nation in face-off winning percentage (.640), third in the country with 9.42 ground balls per game. WHAT REMAINS: Cornell returns nine of its top 11 scorers from a year ago, including the team s leader in goals (Colton Rupp 23) and its leader in assists (Ryan Bray 13). The Big Red also returns the 2014 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Christian Knight in goal. UP NEXT: Cornell hits the road to take on Harvard on Saturday, April 8 at 1 p.m Game-By-Game Starters Opponent Attack Attack Attack Midfield Midfield Midfield Defense Defense Defense Goalie Penn State Rupp Fletcher Teat Petterson McCulloch Matthews Pulver Salvatore Otterman Knight Hobart Rupp Fletcher Teat Petterson McCulloch Matthews Flynn Salvatore Gahagan Knight Albany Rupp Fletcher Teat Petterson McCulloch Dowiak Pulver Salvatore Otterman Knight Virginia Rupp Fletcher Teat Petterson McCulloch Dowiak Pulver Salvatore Otterman Knight Yale Maloney Fletcher Teat Petterson McCulloch Dowiak Pulver Salvatore Otterman Knight Colgate Petterson Fletcher Teat Matthews McCulloch Dowiak Pulver Salvatore Gahagan Knight Penn Petterson Fletcher Teat Keith McCulloch Dowiak Pulver Salvatore Gahagan Knight Dartmouth Harvard Syracuse Lehigh Brown Princeton 2017 Cornell High/Lows Category POINTS GOALS ASSISTS SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL SAVES GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS Team High 29 vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 18 vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 11 vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 44 at Hobart (Feb 25) 26, 2xs, last vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 15, 2xs, last vs. Colgate (Mar 21) 42 vs. Colgate (Mar 21) 18 vs. Albany (Mar 5) 11 vs. Colgate (Mar 21) 2017 Opponent High/Lows Category POINTS GOALS ASSISTS SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL SAVES GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS Team High 33 by Penn State (Feb 18) 20 by Penn State (Feb 18) 13, 2xs, last by Virginia (Mar 11) 58 by Virginia (Mar 11) 34 by Penn State (Feb 18) 18 by Hobat (Feb 25) 51 by Virginia (Mar 11) 19 by Colgate (Mar 21) 10 by Virginia (Mar 11) Team Low 11 at Hobart (Feb 25) 6 vs. Albany (Mar 5) 3, 2xs, last vs. Albany (Mar 5) 25 vs. Albany (Mar 5) 16, 2xs, last at Yale (Mar 18) 9 vs. Penn (Mar 25) 22 at Yale (Mar 18) 10 vs. Colgate (Mar 21) 3 vs. Virginia (Mar 11) Team Low 8 by Colgate (Mar 21) 6 by Colgate (Mar 21) 2 by Colgate (Mar 21) 29 by Penn (Mar 25) 19 by Penn (Mar 25) 8, 3xs, last by Penn (Mar 25) 22 by Hobart (Feb 25) 7 by Virginia (Mar 11) 2 by Penn (Mar 25) Individual High 11 by Jeff Teat vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 5, 3xs, last by Connor Fletcher vs. Penn (Mar 25) 6 vs. Virginia (Mar 11) 8, 3xs, last by Jeff Teat at Yale (Mar 18) 6, 2xs, last by Connor Fletcher vs. Penn (Mar 25) 15, 2xs, last by Christian Knight vs. Colgate (Mar 21) 7 by Brandon Salvatore vs. Virginia (Mar 11) -- 4 by Walt Gahagan vs. Colgate (Mar 21) Individual High 9 by Grant Ament, Penn State (Feb 18) 6 by Grant Ament, Penn State (Feb 18) 5 by Eric Scott, Yale (Mar 18) 11, 2xs, last by Justin Scott, Hobart (Feb 25) 8, 2xs, last by G. Ament & M. O Keefe, Penn State (Feb 18) 18 by Jackson Brown, Hobart (Feb 25) 12 by TD Ierlan, Albany (Mar 5) -- 3 by Scott Hooper, Virginia (Mar 11) April 1, 2017 Page 7

8 Around The Nation Cornell in the 2017 National Rankings (3/27) Category Team Actual Individual Rank Actual Assists P/G 46th 5.29 Jeff Teat 17th 2.00 Connor Fletcher 134th 0.86 Caused Turnover P/G 33rd 6.71 Brandon Salvatore 37th 1.43 Clearing Percentage 10th Face-off Win % 65th.373 Paul Rasimowicz 64th.403 Ground Balls P/G 13th NR Man-Down Defense 17th Man-Up Offense (GPG) 54th.278 NR Points P/G 39th Jeff Teat 22nd 4.14 Connor Fletcher 77th 3.00 Saves P/G 15th Christian Knight 8th Scoring Defense (GAA) 69th Christian Knight 65th Scoring Margin 61st Scoring Offense (GPG) 32nd Jeff Teat 54th 2.14 Connor Fletcher 54th 2.14 Shot Percentage 32nd.294 Connor Fletcher 38th.417 Turnovers P/G 42nd Save Percentage ---- Christian Knight 58th.455 Oldest Men s Lacrosse Teams: Team...First Season 1. Harvard Princeton Johns Hopkins Yale s* 5T. Lehigh T. Stevens Rutgers Cornell T. Hobart T. Swarthmore Penn Virginia * 13. Army West Point Navy Penn State Syracuse Colgate Maryland Loyola Delaware Teams competing for at least 100 years: Team...First Season 1. Stevens...133rd 2. Johns Hopkins...130th 3. Lehigh...129th 4. Cornell nd 5. Swarthmore...119th* 6. Hobart...115th 7. Navy...110th 8. Princeton...108th 9. Penn State th 10T. Harvard * 10T. Yale * 12T. Rutgers...100th 12T. Penn...100th 12T. Army West Point...100th 15. Syracuse...96th 16. Maryland... 92nd 17. Colgate...86th T18. Virginia...78th T18. Loyola...78th 20. Delaware... 68th * specific year unknown All-Time Conference Wins Cornell s 250 Ivy League wins are the most regular season conference wins by any school in Division I men s lacrosse history. School Wins Conference Next 1. Cornell 252 Ivy April 1 2. Princeton 240 Ivy April 1 3. Bucknell 218 Patriot League* April 1 4. Brown 185 Ivy April 1 5. Yale 160 Ivy April 1 6. Harvard 152 Ivy April 8 7. Penn 149 Ivy April 1 8. Delaware 139 CAA^ April 1 9. Maryland 125 B1G $ April Towson CAA % April 1 * - Previously a member of the MAC & ECC ^ - Previously a member of the ECC, NAC & American East $ - Previously a member of the ACC % - Previously a member of the ECC & American East All-Time Winningest Programs School All-Time Record Next 1. Johns Hopkins Mar Syracuse April 1 3. Maryland April 1 4. Navy April 1 5. Army April 1 6. Hobart * April 5 7. Cornell Apr Princeton April 1 9. Virginia April Rutgers Mar. 31 * Hobart played at the Division III level prior to the 1995 season. Longest Running Rivalries Cornell has one of the nation s richest traditions in the sport of lacrosse, playing four rivalry games that stand among the nation s longest Cornell v. Hobart Hobart, Hopkins v. Maryland April Cornell v. SU April Hobart v. SU April Princeton v. Yale Yale, Army v. Navy April Princeton v. Rutgers Rutgers, Cornell v. Penn Penn, Maryland v. Navy Maryland, Harvard v. Cornell April 8 Big Red in the National Polls Date USILA IL Media Preseason NR NR February 13 NR NR February 20 NR NR Feb. 27 NR NR March 6 NR NR March 13 NR NR March 20 NR NR March 27 NR NR April 3 April 10 April 17 April 24 May 1 USILA Coaches Poll (March 27) ( )- First place votes # Team Points 1. Notre Dame (5-1) 350 (9) 2. Penn State (9-0) 348 (8) 3. Syracuse (6-1) Denver (6-2) Ohio State (9-1) Hofstra (8-0) 268 (1) 7. Rutgers (8-1) Albany (6-1) Maryland (5-2) Army (8-1) Duke (7-3) Richmond (8-1) Johns Hopkins (5-3) Towson (4-3) Princeton (5-3) Virginia (5-4) 81 North Carolina (5-4) Boston U. (9-1) Yale (4-3) Villanova (5-4) 34 ORV: Michigan, Loyola, Delaware, Bucknell, Air Force, Marquette, Penn, Providence, Binghamton Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (March 27) ( )- First place votes # Team Points 1. Notre Dame (5-1) 700 (22) 2. Penn State (9-0) 668 (11) 3. Hofstra (8-0) 607 (1) 4. Syracuse (6-1) 599 (2) 5. Ohio State (9-1) Denver (6-2) Army (8-1) Albany (6-1) Maryland (5-2) Rutgers (8-1) Richmond (8-1) Duke (7-3) Johns Hopkins (5-3) Virginia (5-4) Towson (4-3) Boston University (9-1) Princeton (5-3) North Carolina (5-4) Michigan (8-1) Yale (4-3) 74 ORV: Delaware, Villanova, Loyola, Binghamton, Penn, Marquette, Providence POLL NOTES: The Cornell Department of Athletic Communications uses the USILA Coaches Poll to reflect the Big Red s actual ranking at the time of the game. Cornell 2017 opponents in italics. Ranking Records (Since 1973) Record vs. Unranked Teams (.821) Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top (.522) Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top (.660) Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top (.494) Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top (.333) Record vs. Teams When Unranked (.486) Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top (.718) Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top (.634) Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top (.662) Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top (.824) Cornell s Record Against No.... No. Record (Pct.) Streak Last Game (.185) L1 Virginia def. #3 Cornell, 9-8 (3/10/12) $ (.200) W1 #15 Cornell def. Virginia, 12-9 (3/8/14) (.429) L1 Brown def. Cornell, 22-5 (4/23/16) (.286) L2 Syracuse def. #10 Cornell, 14-6 (2/15/15) (.667) W5 #8 Cornell def. Maryland, 16-8 (5/12/13) % (.384) L1 Albany def. #11 Cornell, 19-9 (5/9/15) % (.400) L2 Virginia def. #8 Cornell, (3/7/15) (.692) W1 #13 Cornell def. Albany 16-9 (2/28/15) (.500) L1 Albany def. Cornell, 17-6 (3/5/16) (.538) L2 Penn def. #11 Cornell, (5/2/14)! (.722) L1 Penn State def. Cornell, (2/18/17) (.750) W1 #6 Cornell def. Princeton, (4/27/13) (.733) L2 Virginia def. Cornell, (OT) (2/11/17) (.600) W4 #12 Cornell def. Pprinceton, (4/25/15) (.478) L3 Albany def. Cornell, 12-8 (3/5/16) (.400) L2 Hofstra def. #6 Cornell, 10-9 (OT) (4/12/14) (.894) W7 Cornell def. Virginia (3/12/16) (.875) W3 #12 Cornell def. Harvard (4/10/10) (.600) W2 #11 Cornell def. Princeton, (4/26/14) (.556) L1 Penn State def. #18 Cornell, 8-7 (2/20/16) Cornell s Record When Ranked No.... No. Record (Pct.) Streak Last Game (.952) L1 L, vs. #2 Duke (5/26/07) $% (.788) L1 L, 9-14 vs. Harvard (4/5/14) (.800) W4 W, 21-5 vs. Dartmouth (3/30/13) (.818) W7 W, 17-9 at Penn (3/22/14) (.720) W5 W, 12-6 vs. #13 Syracuse (4/10/12) (.652) L2 LOT, 9-10 vs. #16 Hofstra (4/12/14) (.731) W10 W, 8-2 vs. Dartmouth (3/28/15) (.567) L2 L, 9-10 at Harvard (4/4/15) (.741) W5 W, 14-7 at #6 Yale (3/14/15) (.630) L2 L, 7-11 vs. Princeton (5/1/15)! (.652) L2 L, vs. Albany (5/9/15) % (.714) W10 W, vs. Princeton (4/25/15) (.704) W2 W, 16-9 vs. #8 Albnay (2/28/15) (.536) L1 L, 9-11 vs. #2 Virginia (3/12/11) $ (.765) W5 W, 12-9 vs. #2 Virginia (3/8/14) (.500) W6 W, (OT) at Michigan (3/1/14) (.500) L1 L, 7-8 at Ohio State (5/5/01) (.500) L1 L, 7-8 vs. #20 Penn State (2/20/16) (1.000) W2 W, at #20 Yale (3/24/01) (.800) W4 W, 9-8 vs. #15 Penn State (3/15/03) % - NCAA Tournament game! - Ivy League Tournament game $ - Neutral site game Records are based on USILA Coaches Poll rankings, which began in Rankings for 4/4/82, 4/10/82 and 5/6/89 are missing... In total, there were 30 contests which Cornell played prior to the release of the first poll of the season. In each instance, the Big Red was ranked in the first poll of the season. April 1, 2017 Page 8

9 2017 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Conor O Brien A So Westlake, Calif. / Westlake HS 2 * Colton Rupp A So Washington, D.C. / Landon School 3 * Clarke Petterson M So Toronto, Ont. / The Hill Academy 4 Troy Revello M Jr Great River, N.Y. / East Islip HS 5 Sam Duggan M Fr Skaneateles, N.Y. / Skaneateles HS 6 * Grant Mahler M Sr Village of Golf, Fla. / St. Andrew s School 7 Chandler Kirby D Sr Jericho, N.Y. / Jericho HS 8 Austin Fingar M Fr Penn Yan, N.Y. / Penn Yan Academy 9 * Jake McCulloch M So Stony Brook, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS 11 ** Walt Gahagan D Sr Glen Cove, N.Y. / Deerfield Academy 12 Liam Stauss D So Duxbury, Mass. / Duxbury HS 13 Paul Rasimowicz M Fr Somerset, N.J. / Trinity Pawling School 14 Joe Rassenfoss M So Denver, Colo. / Kent Denver School 15 * Dan Nemirov G Sr Setauket, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS 16 * Jack Bolen M Jr Bethesda, Md. / Landon School 17 Kiernan Coles D So Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island HS 18 *** Andrew Keith M Sr Woodbury, N.Y. / Syosset HS 20 * Ryan Bray M/A So Shoreham, N.Y. / Shoreham Wading River HS 22 Tyler Miller M Jr Rye, N.Y. / Rye Country Day School 23 ** Jordan Dowiak M Jr Long Valley, N.J. / Delbarton School 24 ** Kason Tarbell M Jr Akwesasne, N.Y. / Salmon River HS 25 * Fleet Wallace M So Richmond, Va. / St. Christopher s School 26 ** Dan Bockelman M Jr Melville, N.Y. / Half Hollow Hills HS 27 Connor Fletcher A Fr Newtown, Pa. / Princeton Day School 28 * Matt Pinto LSM Jr Englewood, Colo. / Kent Denver School 29 *** Marshall Peters LSM/D Sr Vienna, Va. / Landon School 30 * Zach Ward A So Lancaster, Pa. / Hempfield HS 31 * Anthony Teixeira A So Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School 32 Patrick Karey M Fr Towson, Md. / St. Paul s School 33 Griffin Buczek M Fr Amelia, Ohio / St. Xavier High School 34 ** Jake Pulver D Jr Manlius, N.Y. / Fayetteville-Manlius HS 35 Teddy Strzetelski G So Natick, Mass. / Noble and Greenough School 36 Ryan McDonald LSM Fr Camillus, N.Y. / West Genesee HS 37 Griff Gosnell D Fr Potomac, Md. / Bullis School 38 Caelahn Bullen G Fr Calgary, Alb. / Trinity-Pawling School 39 Sam Welch M So Pleasantville, N.Y. / Hackley School 40 ** Christian Knight G Sr Baltimore, Md. / Boys Latin School 42 Cooper Telesco M Fr Ridgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood HS 43 Ryan Maloney A Fr Victor, N.Y. / Victor HS 44 * Scott Flynn D Jr Mountain Lakes, N.J. / Deerfield Academy 45 * Charlie Estill A Jr Ithaca, N.Y. / Ithaca HS 47 ** Ryan Matthews M Sr Manhasset, NY / Manhasset HS/Johns Hopkins 48 Brandon Salvatore D Fr New Canaan, Conn. / The Taft School 49 Josh Gully M Fr Summit, N.J. / The Pingry School 50 * Chad Otterman D So Morristown, N.J. / Delbarton School 51 Jeff Teat A Fr Brampton, Ont. / The Hill Academy 77 * Tom Reilly D So Stony Brook, N.Y. / Ward Melville HS Alphabetical No. Player Pos Pronunciation 26 Dan Bockelman M 16 Jack Bolen M 20 Ryan Bray M/A 33 Griffin Buczek M BYU-sik 38 Caelahn Bullen G 17 Kiernan Coles D 23 Jordan Dowiak M doe-wee-ack 5 Sam Duggan M 45 Charlie Estill A 8 Austin Fingar M 27 Connor Fletcher A 37 Scott Flynn D 11 Walt Gahagan D guh-hay-ghen 37 Griff Gosnell D 49 Josh Gully M 32 Patrick Karey M 18 Andrew Keith M 7 Chandler Kirby D 40 Christian Knight G 6 Grant Mahler M 43 Ryan Maloney A 47 Ryan Matthews M 9 Jake McCulloch M mick-ul-luck 36 Ryan McDonald LSM 22 Tyler Miller M 15 Dan Nemirov G nem-er-ov 1 Conor O Brien A 50 Chad Otterman D 29 Marshall Peters LSM/D 3 Clarke Petterson M 28 Matt Pinto LSM 34 Jake Pulver D 13 Paul Rasimowicz M ras-eye-moe-vich 14 Joe Rassenfoss M ras-in-fos 77 Tom Reilly D 4 Troy Revello M 2 Colton Rupp A 48 Brandon Salvatore D 12 Liam Stauss D 35 Teddy Strzetelski G stru-tell-ski 24 Kason Tarbell M 51 Jeff Teat A 31 Anthony Teixeira A tuh-share-uh 42 Cooper Telesco M 25 Fleet Wallace M 30 Zach Ward A 39 Sam Welch M Coaches * - denotes letters won Matt Kerwick (Hobart 90); Fourth Season The Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men s Lacrosse Peter Milliman (Empire State 12); Fourth Season The Mario St. George Boiardi Associate Head Coach Jordan Stevens 15; First Season Assistant Coach Connor Buczek 15; Second Season Volunteer Assistant Coach April 1, 2017 Page 9