The Matchup. Series History. All-Time Loyola leads, 31-7 Current Streak Georgetown 1. Quick Hits About The Hounds

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1 Loyola Greyhounds Men s Lacrosse Contact: Ryan Eigenbrode (410) , p (443) , c facebook.com/loyolahounds 2016 Schedule Day Date Opponent Time/Result February Sat. 13 Virginia W, 11-4 Sat. 20 Johns Hopkins W, 9- Sat. 27 * Lafayette W, 12- March Wed. 2 Towson L, 10- Sat. 5 * Holy Cross W, 10-9 Sat. 12 Duke (CBS SN) L, 15-6 Sat. 19 * Navy (ASN) L, 10-9 Wed. 23 Georgetown 3 p.m. Sat. 26 * Bucknell 1 p.m. April Sun. 3 * Colgate (CBS SN) 12 p.m. Sat. 9 * Lehigh 2 p.m. Sat. 16 * Boston University 12 p.m. Fri. 22 * Army West Point (CBS SN) 7 p.m. Tues. 26! Patriot League Quarterfinals TBA Fri. 29! Patriot League Semifinals TBA May Sun. 1! Patriot League Championship TBA Sat. 14 NCAA First Round TBD Sun. 15 NCAA First Round TBD Sat. 21 NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sun. 22 NCAA Quarterfinals TBD Sat. 2 NCAA Semifinals TBD Mon. 30 NCAA Championship TBD Home games in BOLD; all times local; schedule subject to change; * - Patriot League game;! - Patriot League Championships (quartefinals for seeds 3-6 at higher seed; semifinals and championship game at regular-season champion) Next Up Bucknell Bison Saturday, March 26, :00 p.m. Baltimore, Md. Ridley Athletic Complex The Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90; 11th year) Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95; 13th year) Assistant Coach Ryan Moran (Maryland 03; 2nd year) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91; 11th year) Director of Operations Joe Fletcher (Loyola 14; 1st year) Loyola Leaders Points Pat Spencer 26 Goals Herreweyers, Spencer 11 Assists Pat Spencer 15 Shots Zach Herreweyers 52 Shot % Tyler Albrecht.400 EMO Goals Romar Dennis 2 Ground Balls Mike Orefice 19 Caused TOs Carrigan, Huggins 9 GAA Grant Limone 9.20 FO % Mike Orefice.492 Loyola Greyhounds at Georgetown Hoyas Wednesday, March 19, :00 p.m. Annapolis, Maryland Navy-Marine Corps Stadium The Matchup Loyola University Maryland USILA/Media Polls 15th/17th Overall Record 4-3 Patriot League Record 2-1 Head Coach Charley Toomey Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 90 Record/At Loyola /Same Series History All-Time Loyola leads, 31-7 Current Streak Georgetown 1 Quick Hits About The Hounds Loyola University Maryland plays its final non-conference game of the regular-season on Wednesday, March 23, when it travels to Washington, D.C., to face Georgetown University. The Greyhounds and Hoyas will faceoff at 3 p.m. at Cooper Field. Loyola has played four teams ranked in the nation s top-11 at the time of the game, most by any team this season. Pat Spencer has recorded two or more points in all seven games to start his collegiate career, and he has four multigoal and five multi-assist games to date. Last Time Out Jack Ray bounced a shot off the far post with 37.7 seconds left to give the U.S. Naval Academy a 10-9 Patriot League victory on Saturday afternoon, denying a furious Loyola comeback. The Greyhounds rallied from a 7-2 halftime hole to tie the game three times and take a fourth-quarter lead. Loyola trailed 7-2 when Casey Rees scored on an extra-man possession for the Midshipmen 29.2 before the end of the first half. The Greyhounds, however, came out strong in the second half and scored the third quarter s first goal 4:02 into Georgetown University USILA/Media Polls / Overall Record 1-6 Big East Record 0-0 Head Coach Kevin Warne Alma Mater, Year Hofstra, 00 Record/At GU 21-31/Same Last Meeting G town 13, Loyola 12 March 1, 2015, in Baltimore Loyola enters Wednesday s game leading the nation in fewest turnovers per game. The Greyhounds have averaged 10.4 per game through seven. The Greyhounds are seventh nationally, and tops in the Patriot League, in clearing percentage. They have cleared at a 90.1 percent rate. In its last five games, Loyola has cleared the ball successfully 64-of-69 times (92.). After starting the season without an extra-man goal in its first two games, the Greyhounds have gone 6-of- in their last five games to raise their season percentage to 50.0, eighth in Division I. the frame. John Duffy caught a Pat Spencer feed and scored his first collegiate goal at 10:5. Zach Herreweyers converted on a manup after catching a Spencer pass from point to score at the 1:45 mark, sparking a stretch of four Loyola goals before the end of the third quarter. The Greyhounds then took their first lead of the game at 6:11 when Jared Mintzlaff scored his second in as many games. Navy, however, had the answer as Patrick Keena drew a slide at goalline and shot a pass to Rees for his fifth goal of the game with 3:29 to play.

2 USILA Coaches Poll Rank Team Points 1. Denver Notre Dame Yale Brown Syracuse Villanova Maryland 311. Johns Hopkins Duke Albany Towson Stony Brook North Carolina Harvard Loyola Navy Massachusetts Army West Point Hofstra Air Force 29 Also Receiving Votes: Richmond, Boston U., Virginia, Marquette, Penn, Rutgers, Lehigh, Bucknell, Ohio State, Penn State, High Point, Cornell, Providence Italics Indicate 2016 Loyola Opponent March 21 Cascade/Maverick/IL Poll Rank Team Points 1. Denver Notre Dame Yale Brown Syracuse Maryland Johns Hopkins 410. Villanova Towson Albany Duke North Carolina Stony Brook Navy Harvard Army West Point Loyola Massachusetts Hofstra Air Force 42 Also Receiving Votes: Richmond, Marquette, Boston University, Penn, Bucknell, Lehigh, Rutgers, Cornell, Virginia, Providence, Saint Joseph s Italics Indicate 2016 Loyola Opponent March 21 In The Polls Loyola checks in at No. 15 in the USILA coaches poll and 13th in the Inside Lacrosse media version. Georgetown enters the game unranked. Series History Georgetown and the Greyhounds will play for the 39th time in series history on Wednesday. The Greyhounds have a 31-7 advantage in the previous 3 meetings, thanks in large part to a 20-game winning streak from The Hoyas were victorious in five of six from , but Georgetown s win last season at Ridley Athletic Complex snapped a seven-game Loyola winning streak in the Jesuit-school rivalry. Last season, Georgetown University used a 5-1 run during the first and second quarters and a 5-0 stretch during the second half to propel itself past Loyola, 13-12, on March 1 in Baltimore. The Greyhounds took a 5-2 lead when Brian Begley picked up a ground ball off a Graham Savio faceoff win, raced into the box and scored his first career goal with :19 left in the first quarter. Begley s tally came just 10 seconds after Romar Dennis scored his first of the game with a split dodge and shot. Georgetown, however, slowed the pace of the first quarter that saw seven total goals in less than seven minutes, and Bo Stafford tallied his third of the game with 15.7 seconds left in the stanza. Gabriel Mendola won the ensuing faceoff for the Hoyas, and Reilly O Connor fed Mendola crashing to the crease with less than two seconds left, and his goal pulled Georgetown within one, 5-4, entering the second quarter. Devon Lewis nosed Georgetown ahead with a goal 3:15 into the fourth, and Joe Bucci tallied back-to-back goals at 10:45 and :26, giving the Hoyas a 12-9 pad. Tyler Albrecht scored on a one-timer off a Zack Sirico feed form behind at 5:33, and Herreweyers used a Sherlock assist 27 ticks of the clock later, closing the gap to one. Eduardo White, however, dropped his hands after catching an O Connor pass to score from nine yards in front of the goal, putting Georgetown ahead by two with 3:40 remaining in regulation. Brian Sherlock matched his career-high with five points, scoring twice and dishing out a career-best three assists. Romar Dennis and Albrecht each scored three times, and Herreweyers added a pair. Taking Care Of The Ball Through seven games this season, and national games as of Sunday, March 20, the Greyhounds are tops in NCAA Division I in fewest turnovers per game. Loyola has averaged just miscues in its seven outings. Loyola was charged with 15 turnovers in a season-opening win at Virginia, but since then, they have averaged just 9.7 per game. The Greyhounds had eight turnovers against both Johns Hopkins and Towson and a season-low seven versus Duke. Finding The Extra Man Loyola s extra-man offense has scored on six of its last eight possessions after starting the season by going 0-of-4 in the first two games. The Greyhounds have raised their season average to 6-of-12, good for 50 percent and eighth-best in the nation this year. Five different players have scored on extra-man, led by Zach Herreweyers two goals. Pat Spencer, Zack Sirico, Romar Dennis and Jordan Germershausen have also scored on man-up for the Greyhounds. Spreading The Wealth Nine players scored Loyola s 10 goals in the Greyhounds March 5 outing at Holy Cross, the most that have scored for the team in a game this year. Tyler Albrecht was the only player to tally more than one goal. All but one player from Loyola s starting attack and first and second midfield units scored at least one goal, and long-stick midfielder Ryan Fournier added another. Last Time vs. G Town Georgetown (5-3) vs. Loyola Maryland (4-4) Date: Mar 1, 2015 Attendance: 906 Weather: 46 degrees, clear, 24% humid., wind NW at 12 mph Score by period Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Georgetown SCORING: GOALS: STAFFORD, Bo 4; BERGE, Craig 2; BUCCI, Joe 2; WHITE, Eduardo 2; LEWIS, Devon 1; HURSEY, Ryan 1; MENDOLA, Gabriel 1. ASSISTS: O'CONNOR, Reilly 4; STAFFORD, Bo 2; BERGE, Craig 1; QUINZI, Stephen 1. Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Dennis, Romar 3; Albrecht, Tyler 3; Sherlock, Brian 2; Herreweyers, Zach 2; Begley, Brian 1; Perkins, Mike 1. ASSISTS: Pontrello, Nikko 4; Sherlock, Brian 3; Begley, Brian 1; Sirico, Zack 1. Shots by period Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Ground balls/prd Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland F/O violations by prd Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Faceoffs by prd Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Clears by period Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Extra-man opps Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Saves by period Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Turnovers by prd Total Georgetown Loyola Maryland Stadium: Ridley Ath. Complex Official's signature Penalties - Georgetown 1/0:30; Loyola Maryland 1/0: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Georgetown 1/2 (0); Loyola Maryland 0/0 (0). Officials: Michael Hyland; Steve Ruppel; William Kelly. Scorer: Loyola Ath. Comm..

3 Starting Units Attack Virginia Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Hopkins Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Lafayette Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Towson Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Holy Cross Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Duke Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Navy Herreweyers Sirico Spencer Midfield Virginia Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Hopkins Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Lafayette Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Towson Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Holy Cross Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Duke Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Navy Albrecht Dennis Sherlock Defense Virginia Crane Huggins Manning Hopkins Carrigan Huggins Manning Lafayette Carrigan Huggins Manning Towson Harkins Huggins Manning Holy Cross Harkins Huggins Manning Duke Carrigan Huggins Manning Navy Carrigan Huggins Manning Specialty Goalie SSDMs LSM Virginia Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Hopkins Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Lafayette Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Towson Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Holy Cross Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Duke Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Navy Limone Beg./Mintz. Fournier Individual Honors & Awards Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America Honorable Mention Ryan Fournier LSM Jr. Ottawa, Ontario Z. Herreweyers A Sr. London, Ontario David Manning D Sr. Chapel Hill, N.C. Brian Sherlock M Jr. Nissequogue, N.Y. Preseason All-Patriot League Team Z. Herreweyers A Sr. London, Ontario Brian Sherlock M Jr. Nissequogue, N.Y. Preseason Patriot League Off. Player of the Year Z. Herreweyers A Sr. London, Ontario Corvias Patriot League Weekly Honors Offensive Player of the Week Tyler Albrecht M 2/15 3g at Virginia Z. Herreweyers A 2/22 3g, 1a, vs. JHU Goalkeeper of the Week Grant Limone GK 2/15 14sv, 4GA at UVA Rookie of the Week Pat Spencer A 2/15 2g, 2a at Virginia Pat Spencer A 3/7 3g, 4a vs. TU, HC The Greyhounds also had a season-high eight assists, and the 0 percent of assisted goals were their most since posting.9 percent (-of-9) last season at Bucknell. Hat Tricks For Herreweyers Zach Herreweyers, the 2016 Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, had nine hat tricks in 15 games a year ago and tallied two or more in 13. With 11 goals so far this year, Herreweyers has scored 5 over the last two years, after topping the Patriot League in 2015 when he finished seventh in NCAA Division I with 3.13 goals per game. His hat trick against Lafayette raised his career total to 16. Herreweyers has scored three or more goals in nearly half of his collegiate games (33). With 77 goals and 9 points, he is averaging 2.33 goals per game and 2.70 points in his career. Herreweyers was named the Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week on Feb. 22 after his three-goal, one-assist outing against Johns Hopkins. Fitting Right In Pat Spencer was in the starting lineup on attack for his first collegiate game at Virginia, and he made an immediate difference on the Greyhounds offensive side of the ball. The freshman from Davidsonville, Maryland, scored two goals and assisted on a pair, earning Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors after the fact. He had a second-consecutive four-point game, scoring once and assisting on a gamehigh three versus Johns Hopkins. Following that outing, Spencer put up six points against Lafayette with the Greyhounds first two goals before dishing out four assists. He earned his second Patriot League Rookie of the Week award after scoring twice against Towson before posting a goal and season-high tying four assists at Holy Cross. Through seven games, Spencer leads Loyola in both points (26) and assists (15), and he is tied for the team-lead in goals (11). He has scored two or more points in all seven of the Greyhounds games. He has four multi-goal, and five multi-assist, games. Spencer is tied for 12th nationally with 2.14 assists per game, a total that is second among freshmen, and his 3.71 points per game tied for third among freshmen and 32nd overall. Century Mark Charley Toomey won the 100th game of his head coaching career Feb. 27 against Lafayette, becoming just the second coach in Loyola men s lacrosse history to do so. Toomey is in his 11th year at Loyola and is since 2006 at the helm of the Greyhounds program. Toomey is ninth among active Division I coaches in winning percentage (.656). His collegiate coach, and current Loyola and Patriot League Network color commentator Dave Cottle, is the only other coach to win 100 or more at Loyola. Cottle was from Little Of This, Little Of That Brian Sherlock was second on the Greyhounds in both goals (29) and assists (19) last year, and he showed in the 2016 season opener that he is on track to put up numbers again in both categories. The junior midfielder tallied two goals and had a pair of assists for the Greyhounds. His second goal of the season was the 50th of his career. With eight goals and six assists through five games this year, Sherlock has 56 and 35 for 92 points in 39 career games. Preseason Patriot League Prognostications Loyola was picked as the Patriot League Preseason favorites for the third time in as many seasons since the school joined the conference prior to the academic year. The Greyhounds garnered 12 of a possible 1 first-place votes in the preseason poll to tally 122 points. The U.S. Naval Academy was second with 10 points and five first-place nods, and Colgate University was right behind with 105 and one. The U.S. Military Academy and Bucknell University were fourth and fifth, while Boston University, Lehigh University, College of the Holy Cross and Lafayette College rounded out the nine-team poll. Zach Herreweyers was selected as the Preseason Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year. He was joined on the Preseason All-Patriot League team by Brian Sherlock. Tewaaraton Twosome Zach Herreweyers and Brian Sherlock were named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch

4 Loyola & The League (as of March 16) Overall League School W L W L Army West Point Lehigh Navy Loyola Boston University Bucknell Colgate Lafayette Holy Cross Upcoming Patriot League s March 23, 2016 Loyola at Georgetown, 3 p.m. March 26, 2016 Jacksonville at Holy Cross, 11 a.m. Army West Point at Colgate, 1 p.m. Boston University at Lafayette, 1 p.m. Bucknell at Loyola, 1 p.m. Navy at Lehigh, 3 p.m. Preseason Patriot League Poll Rank School Points (1st) 1. Loyola 122 (12) 2. Navy 10 (5) 3. Colgate 105 (1) 4. Army West Point 5 5. Bucknell Boston U Lehigh 54. Holy Cross Lafayette 17 Preseason All-Patriot League Team Pos. Player School Year A Zach Herreweyers Loyola Sr. A Cole Johnson Army Jr. A Sean Wilkinson Holy Cross Sr. M Brian Sherlock Loyola Jr. M Cal Dearth Boston U. Jr. M Cameron Williams Colgate Sr. D Chris Fennell Navy Jr. D Austin Schultz Army Sr. D Casey Eidenshink Lehigh Sr. FO Sam Talkow Boston U. Jr. D-Mid. Alex Spring Bucknell Sr. GK Brandon Burke Colgate Jr. Preseason Offensive Player of the Year Zach Herreweyers, A, Sr., Loyola Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Chris Fennell, D, Jr., Navy List as early-season contenders for the honor that is presented by Under Armour. The duo were two of 50 named to the watch list, and Loyola is one of 11 schools to have two or more players on the docket. Herreweyers was a mid-season addition to the watch list last season. Quartet Of Captains Seniors Tyler Albrecht and David Manning and juniors Jack Carrigan and Brian Sherlock were named captains by Head Coach Charley Toomey at the end of fall practice. Last season, Sherlock was the first sophomore to be named a captain during Toomey s head coaching tenure at Loyola, and this year, he and Carrigan are the second and third juniors to draw the nod (also Scott Ratliff in 2012). More To The MLL Three Loyola seniors were selected in January s Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Entry Draft, bringing the number of Greyhounds selected over the last four seasons to 13. With an even 20, Loyola is one of 12 schools to have 20 or more MLL Draft picks in the League s history. Tyler Albrecht was the first Loyola player selected, going 15th overall to the expansion Atlanta Blaze in the second round. David Manning was tabbed 43rd overall by the New York Lizards in the fifth round, and Zach Herreweyers went 47th to the Chesapeake Bayhawks in the sixth. Leading Transition Scoring A large part of Loyola s success over the past several years has been its ability to score in transition, and last year long-stick midfielder Ryan Fournier again led in that capacity. Fournier scored four goals and assisted on five last season, while picking up 5 ground balls, second on the team. This season, he has scored against Virginia, Lafayette and Holy Cross to bring his career total to 11 goals and seven assists. Get To Ten Since Charley Toomey became head coach at Loyola in 2006, the Greyhounds have scored 10 or more goals on 1 occasions. With the win at Holy Cross, Loyola has won 79.0 percent of those games (64-17). Since 2012 Loyola has the third-best winning percentage in NCAA Division I men s lacrosse since the start of the 2012 season. The Greyhounds are 55-1 during that stretch (1-1 in 2012, 11-5 in 2013, 15-2 in 2014, 7- in 2015 and 4-3 this season) for a.743 mark. Denver has won 63 games during that time and has a.7 winning percentage. Duke has won 65 games and has a.756 mark. Fletcher Joins Staff Three-time All-American Joe Fletcher 14 joined the Loyola staff as director of operations in the fall after spending a year working for PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Fletcher graduated from Loyola as the most decorated defensive player in school history, winning the 2014 William Schmeisser Award as the nation s top defender and earning All-America First Team honors in 2013 and He also was the Patriot League s Scholar-Athlete of the Year in and was a recipient of the prestigious NCAA Today s Top Ten Award. Last summer, Fletcher was named the Defensive Player of the Year in Major League Lacrosse after leading his New York Lizards to the MLL title. He narrowly edged his former Loyola teammate, Scott Ratliff 13, in the voting. Ratliff, who was a standout for the Boston Cannons before being traded last month to the Atlanta Blaze, was an All- Star alongside Fletcher, and they both played for the U.S. National Team in January s Team USA Spring Premiere. Up Next The Greyhounds return to Ridley Athletic Complex for an Easter Saturday contest on March 26, at 1 p.m. against Bucknell University.

5 Loyola Quick Facts General Information Location Baltimore, Md. Affiliation Catholic. Jesuit Founded 152 Enrollment 4,04 Nickname Greyhounds Colors Green & Grey NCAA Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Patriot League Home Facility Ridley Ath. Complex Capacity 6,000 President Rev. Brian Linnane, S.J. Director of Athletics/Assistant V.P. Jim Paquette Athletics Phone (410) Ticket Information (410) Website LoyolaGreyhounds.com Men s Lacrosse Staff Head Coach Charley Toomey (Loyola 90) Season As Head Coach 11th Season Assistant Coach Matt Dwan (Loyola 95) Assistant Coach Ryan Moran (Maryland 03) Vol. Assistant Coach Steve Vaikness (Loyola 91) Director, Operations Joe Fletcher (Loyola 14) Lacrosse Facts First Season 193 Seasons of Lacrosse 77th Season All-Time Record (.553) NCAA Appearances Record 7- Loyola s Record... Overall 4-3 Patriot League games 2-1 Home 2-2 Away 2-1 Neutral 0-0 In overtime 0-0 is decided by 1 goal 2-1 decided by 2-3 goals 0-1 decided by 4-5 goals 1-0 decided by 6+ goals 1-1 Scoring first 3-1 Opponent scores first 1-2 Scoring 0-7 goals 0-1 Scoring -10 goals 2-2 Scoring goals 2-0 Scoring 14+ goals 0-0 Last Loyola Box Score Loyola Maryland (4-3, 2-1 PL) vs. Navy (4-2, 2-1 PL) Date: Mar 19, 2016 Attendance: 1426 Weather: 41, rain, E6 MPH Lacrosse Box Score (Final) Loyola Greyhounds Lacrosse #15 Loyola Maryland vs Navy (Mar 19, 2016 at Annapolis, Md.) Loyola Maryland SCORING: GOALS: Sherlock, Brian 2; Spencer, Pat 1; Albrecht, Tyler 1; Herreweyers, Zach 1; Mintzlaff, Jared 1; Sirico, Zack 1; Duffy, John 1; Drapeau, Jay 1. ASSISTS: Spencer, Pat 2; Sherlock, Brian 1. Navy SCORING: GOALS: Rees, Casey 5; Ray, Jack 1; Torain, Greyson 1; Hanzsche, T.J. 1; Rees, Matt 1; Wendel, Kevin 1. ASSISTS: Keena, Patrick 3; Ray, Jack 2; Plumer, DJ 1. Shots by period Total Loyola Maryland Navy Ground balls/prd Total Loyola Maryland Navy F/O violations by prd Total Loyola Maryland Navy Faceoffs by prd Total Loyola Maryland Navy Clears by period Total Loyola Maryland Navy Extra-man opps Total Loyola Maryland Navy Stadium: Navy-Marine Corps MS Penalties - Loyola Maryland 3/2:30; Navy 1/1: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Loyola Maryland 0/1 (0); Navy 0/2 (0). Officials: Peter Buchanan; Jason Parks; Jim Blankner. Scorer: Navy Sports Info. Score by period Total Loyola Maryland Navy Saves by period Total Loyola Maryland Navy Turnovers by prd Total Loyola Maryland Navy Official's signature Pronunciation Guide # Name Pronunciation 1 Mike Kutzer CUT-zuhr 2 Matt Heim HIGHM 3 Romar Dennis ROW-marr 4 Jay Drapeau DRAY-pow 10 Ryder Harkins RIDER 11 Jordan Germershausen GERM-uhrs-house-en 15 Johnny Giuffreda GEE-you-free-duh 16 Nick Mazza MAZZ-uh 17 Brian Begley BEG-leigh 1 Grant Limone LUH-moan 22 Jack Carrigan CARE-uh-gehn 23 Kyle Foote FOOT 24 Mike Orefice or-uh-fee-chay 25 Adam Monticollo MONT-eh-kohl-oh 27 Zach Herreweyers HAY-wires 2 Graham Savio SAV-ee-oh 32 Zach Sirico SUHR-ree-coe 34 Zac Davliakos DAHV-lee-ah-kos 35 Paul Volante VOE-lahn-tay 42 Damase Bagbonon DUH-mas BAG-buh-nahn 43 Chad Rafferty 44 Jared Mintzlaff MINTZ-laff 45 Ryan Fournier FOURN-yay Charley Toomey Ryan Moran Steve Vaikness Allowing 0-7 goals 1-0 Allowing -10 goals 3-2 Allowing goals 0-0 Allowing 14+ goals 0-1 Against Ranked Opponents 2-2 Leading after one quarter 4-1 Leading at halftime 4-1 Leading after three quarters 4-0 Trailing after one quarter 0-2 Trailing at halftime 0-2 Trailing after three quarters 0-2 Recording more shots 3-2 Recording fewer shots 1-1 Tied in shots 0-0 Recording more ground balls 2-1 Recording fewer ground balls 2-2 Navy Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens a 3 Hanzsche, T.J a 40 Keena, Patrick a 42 Ray, Jack m 6 Torain, Greyson m 1 Wendel, Kevin m 21 Rees, Casey d 10 Fennell, Chris d 32 Carter, Hiram d 34 Godino, Jules g 14 Connors, John Substitutes -- 2 Plumer, DJ Coyle, Spencer Strack, Michael Rees, Matt :00 22 Flounlacker, Colin 31 Trainor, John Wardell, Ray Dove, Brady Varello, Joe Totals :00 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 14 Connors, John 60:00 9 W 6 Win-Connors, John (4-2). TOO-mee MORE-anne VAKE-ness Offensive Superlatives Hat Tricks 2016/Career Tyler Albrecht 1/5 Jeff Chase 0/1 Romar Dennis 0/2 Zach Herreweyers 2/16 Brian Sherlock 0/7 Zack Sirico 0/2 Multi-Goal s 2016/Career Tyler Albrecht 2/12 Jeff Chase 1/3 Romar Dennis 2/ Ryan Fournier 0/1 Jordan Germershausen 1/1 Zach Herreweyers 3/20 Brian Sherlock 2/17 Zack Sirico 0/2 Pat Spencer 4/4 Multi-Assist s 2016/Career Tyler Albrecht 0/1 Jeff Chase 0/1 Romar Dennis 0/4 Ryan Fournier 0/1 Zach Herreweyers 1/3 Brian Sherlock 1/ Zack Sirico 0/4 Pat Spencer 5/5 Tied in ground balls 0-0 Winning more faceoffs 2-0 Opponents win more faceoffs 2-3 Faceoffs are equal 0-0 Committing more turnovers 2-1 Committing fewer turnovers 2-2 Tied in turnovers 0-0 Recording more saves 1-1 Recording fewer saves 3-2 Tied in saves 0-0 Scoring an EMO goal 2-2 Not scoring an EMO goal 2-1 Allowing an EMO goal 3-2 Not allowing an EMO goal 1-1 EMO Conversion 50% or higher 1-2 EMO Defense 50% or higher 3-3 Loyola Maryland Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SOG GB Face TO CT Pens a 7 Spencer, Pat a 27 Herreweyers, Zach a 32 Sirico, Zack m 3 Dennis, Romar m 6 Sherlock, Brian m 21 Albrecht, Tyler d 20 Huggins, Foster :00 d 22 Carrigan, Jack d 59 Manning, David g 1 Limone, Grant Substitutes -- 1 Kutzer, Mike Drapeau, Jay Duffy, John Harkins, Ryder Germershausen,Jord Chase, Jeff Giuffreda, Johnny Begley, Brian :30 24 Orefice, Mike Savio, Graham Perkins, Mike Davliakos, Zac Stover, Jacob Mintzlaff, Jared Fournier, Ryan :00 Totals :30 ## Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L Saves 1 Limone, Grant 15: Stover, Jacob 45:00 5 L 4 Loss-Stover, Jacob (0-1).

6 Head Coach Charley Toomey 11th Season Loyola 90 Charley Toomey, who is in his 11th season as a collegiate head coach, has put his stamp on the Loyola men s lacrosse program as a disciplined, tough, athletic and skillful unit. The Greyhounds ascended to the top of college lacrosse in 2012, winning Loyola s first-ever NCAA Division I Championship. His 2013 and 2014 squad garnered return trips to the NCAA First Round, and over the last two years, Toomey and his staff have coached 19 players who earned All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. On Feb. 27, 2016, Toomey became just the second men s lacrosse coach in Loyola history to post 100 wins as a head coach. The 2012 Loyola squad set several program records and tied the NCAA Division I record for wins in a season with 1. The Greyhounds lost just a single game during the year, winning the ECAC regular-season and tournament championships en route to the national title. Toomey was named the 2012 recipient of the Morris Touchstone as the Division I Coach of the Year, and he earned his third ECAC Coach of the Year honor. During the year, the Greyhounds featured one of the most balanced teams in the nation, finishing fifth in scoring defense (7.51 goals allowed per game) and eighth in scoring offense (12.05). Loyola s transition game was also vaunted during the year, and the Greyhounds unit has been heralded as one of the nation s best for several seasons. Toomey, who entered the 2015 season with a overall record, coached 19 players from who earned USILA All-America honors, including Joe Fletcher who was named the 2014 National Defensive Player of the Year. Under his direction, the Greyhounds have won four conference titles, three in the ECAC Lacrosse League and the 2014 Patriot League crown. and reached the NCAA Tournament in four of the past six seasons. Since Toomey took over as Loyola s head coach before the 2006 Charley Toomey In The NCAA Tournament Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Head Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) U.S. Naval Academy (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Assistant Coach) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Loyola (Student-Athlete) Getting To Know Charley Toomey Hometown Millersville, Md. Alma Mater, Year Loyola, 1990 Degree B.A., Business Marketing Wife Sara Children Emma, Sophie, Lyla Toomey s Coaching Resume Loyola University Maryland Head Coach 2006-Present Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator Severn School Head Coach United States Naval Academy Assistant Coach/Defense Naval Academy Preparatory School Head Coach 1993 Loyola College in Maryland Assistant Coach season, the Greyhounds lead the ECAC with 29 conference victories, amassing a 3-9 record during that stretch. Toomey was also a member of the NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse Committee, a group responsible for selection of the NCAA Championships field and administration of the tournament. Toomey s dedication to the program stems from his long ties to the Loyola community, dating back to the day he stepped onto campus as a freshman student-athlete in 196. He has been involved in 13 of the 19 NCAA D-I Tournament appearances in program history - three as a player, five as an assistant coach and four as a head coach. The 2015 season will be Toomey s 15th year as a coach for the Greyhounds and his 25th overall in the coaching profession. Including his four years as a standout goalkeeper for the Greyhounds from , 2012 will be his 20th year on the Loyola campus. As a student-athlete at Loyola from , Toomey was a twotime All-America selection at goalie, garnering honorable mention honors in 199 and third-team accolades in He owns two of Loyola s top six single-game save performances in the cage, and ranks amongst the Greyhounds all-time save leaders. His 22 saves against Rutgers in the 1990 NCAA Tournament also tie him for the top postseason mark in school history. He finished his career with an astonishing 25-5 overall record, and was the last Loyola goalkeeper to start an NCAA Championship, starting the 1990 NCAA Final against Syracuse. Toomey and his wife, Sara, live in Anne Arundel County with their three daughters, Emma, Sophie and Lyla. Loyola s All-Time Coaching Register Coach Tenure (Years) W L T Pct. Jack Kelly (5) Emil G. Reitz, Jr (1) Bill Zeigler 1946 (1) Bishop Baker (6) John Mohler 1953 (1) Charles Wenzel (17) James Barnhardt (2) Rick Buck (2) Jay Connor () Dave Cottle (19) Bill Dirrigl (4) Charley Toomey 2006-Present (11)

7 2016 Loyola Men s Lacrosse Roster (Pronunciations on page 5) No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School 1 Mike Kutzer Gr. M Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius/Berkshire 2 Matt Heim So. M Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 3 Romar Dennis Jr. M Huntingtown, Md./St. Mary's Ryken 4 Jay Drapeau So. M Westford, Mass./Westford Academy 5 John Duffy Fr. M Portland, Ore./Lincoln 6 Brian Sherlock Jr. M Nissequogue, N.Y./St. Anthony's 7 Pat Spencer Fr. A Davidsonville, Md./Boys Latin 10 Ryder Harkins So. D West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep 11 Jordan Germershausen Jr. A Reisterstown, Md./Calvert Hill College 12 Jeff Chase Gr. M Monrovia, Md./Boys' Latin 13 Sammy Edwards Fr. M Beverly Hills, Calif./Beverly Hills 15 Johnny Giuffreda So. M Stevensville, Md./Kent Island 16 Nick Mazza Jr. M Davidsonville, Md./Calverton School/Penn State 17 Brian Begley So. M Morristown, N.J./Morristown 1 Grant Limone So. GK Weston, Conn./Weston 19 Chase Bradshaw Fr. M Las Vegas, Nev./Palo Verde 20 Foster Huggins So. D Dallas, Texas/Episcopal School of Dallas 21 Tyler Albrecht Sr. M Oakville, Ontario/St. Michael's/Millbrook School 22 Jack Carrigan Jr. D Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade 23 Kyle Foote So. M Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 24 Mike Orefice So. FO Eastchester, N.Y./Iona Prep 25 Adam Monticollo Jr. D Medford, N.J./St. Augustine Prep 26 Jake Shriner Fr. FO Townsend, Del./Caravel Academy 27 Zach Herreweyers Sr. A London, Ontario/The Hill School 2 Graham Savio Jr. FO Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 29 Mike Perkins Jr. M Jamesville-Dewitt, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt 30 Lucas Jackson Fr. D Westport, Conn./Staples 31 Sam Beazell Jr. GK Potomac Falls, Va./St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 32 Zach Sirico Jr. A Sayville, N.Y./Sayville 34 Zac Davliakos So. LSM Stevensville, Md./Severn School 35 Paul Volante Fr. D Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield 36 Bobby Austin Fr. A Ridgefield, Conn./McDonogh School 37 Jacob Stover Fr. GK Hunt Valley, Md./McDonogh School 3 P.J. Brown Fr. M Cazenovia, N.Y./Cazenovia 39 Chris Myers Jr. M Havre de Grace, Md./Calvert Hall College 41 Richie Easterly Fr. A Syracuse, N.Y./Westhill 42 Damase Bagbonon Fr. LSM Paoli, Pa./Conestoga 43 Chad Rafferty Jr. D Glen Mills, Pa./Malvern Prep 44 Jared Mintzlaff So. M O'Fallon, Ill./Salisbury School 45 Ryan Fournier Jr. D Ottawa, Ontario/The Hill School 47 Bryce Carrasco Fr. D Arnold, Md./Saint Mary s 50 Johnny McNamara Jr. A Mansfield, Mass./Brewster Academy 51 Jason Crane Sr. D Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake 59 David Manning Sr. D Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill Coaching Staff Head Coach: Charley Toomey (11 th season; Loyola 90) Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator: Matt Dwan (13 th season; Loyola 95) Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Ryan Moran (2 nd season; Maryland 03) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Steve Vaikness (11 th season; Loyola 91) Director of Lacrosse Operations: Joe Fletcher (1 st season; Loyola 14)

8 2015 Loyola In The NCAA & Patriot League Statistics (via NCAA.org) NCAA Statistics Loyola Maryland Men's Lacrosse Ranking Summary thru games 03/20/2016 Statistic National Rank Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value Assists Per (6 ranked) Brown Lehigh.14 Caused Turnovers Per (6 ranked) Lafayette Lafayette Clearing Percentage (6 ranked) Syracuse Loyola Maryland Face-Off Winning Percentage (6 ranked) Army West Point Army West Point Ground Balls Per (6 ranked) Brown Army West Point Man-Down Defense (6 ranked) Hobart and William Colleges 0.33 Boston U Man-Up Offense (6 ranked) Marist Bucknell Points Per (6 ranked) Brown 2.67 Lehigh Saves Per (6 ranked) Marist Bucknell 12.3 Scoring Defense (6 ranked) Yale Notre Dame Army West Point 7.25 Scoring Margin (6 ranked) Brown.3 Army West Point 6.3 Scoring Offense (67 ranked) Brown Army West Point Shot Percentage (6 ranked) Denver Lehigh Turnovers Per (6 ranked) Loyola Maryland Loyola Maryland Winning Percentage (66 ranked) Denver Yale Brown Boston U. Army West Point Statistic Player National Rank Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value Assists Per (14 ranked) Pat Spencer Brian Sherlock Zach Sirico Nick Doktor, Penn 3.33 Patrick Keena, Navy 2.50 Caused Turnovers Per (67 ranked) Foster Huggins Tripp Telesco, Lehigh 2.71 Tripp Telesco, Lehigh 2.71 Face-Off Winning Pct (69 ranked) Mike Orefice Graham Savio Will Gural, Brown Dan Grabher, Army West Point Goals Per (136 ranked) Zach Herreweyers Pat Spencer Jake Froccaro, Villanova 4.50 Tristan Rai, Lehigh 3.14 Goals-Against Average (60 ranked) Grant Limone Phil Huffard, Yale 5.61 AJ Barretto, Army West Point 6. Ground Balls Per (74 ranked) Trevor Baptiste, Denver.6 Sam Talkow, Boston U Individual Man-up Goals (59 ranked) Romar Dennis Brendan Bomberry, Denver Marc Buermann, Holy Cross Alex Eaton, Lehigh Nate Jones, Army West Point Points Per (145 ranked) Pat Spencer Dylan Molloy, Brown 5.3 Cole Johnson, Army West Point 5.13 Save Percentage (60 ranked) Grant Limone Jack Kelly, Brown Christian Klipstein, Bucknell Saves Per (6 ranked) Grant Limone Brian Corrigan, Marist Christian Carson-Banister, Boston U Shot Percentage (75 ranked) Tristan Rai, Lehigh Tristan Rai, Lehigh 0.667

9 Select Player Notes Complete Bios: 1 Mike Kutzer Gr. SSDM One of the Greyhounds primary shortstick defensive midfielders this season after seeing plenty of action on the rope unit in 2013 and Picked up three ground balls in the 2015 opener against Virginia. Caused a pair of Penn State turnovers and then matched his career-high with three ground balls at Towson. Scored his second career goal late in the first half against Colgate. 3 Romar Dennis Jr. M Finished with two goals and an assist versus Towson Scored twice against Lafayette Had at least one point in 13-of-15 games and two or more in 11-of-15 in Last season was his second year on Loyola s first midfield unit. Started his freshman campaign on the second midfield before making his first career start on April 5, 2014 at Navy. Opened his sophomore season with three goals against Virginia, matching his career-high set in the 2014 opener against the Cavaliers. Scored twice and assisted on another versus Duke. Had a goal and matched his previous high with a pair of assists at Army. Matched his high with three goals against Georgetown. Set a career-best with four points against Navy, scoring twice and assisting on two. 4 Jay Drapeau So. M Tallied two goals against Lafayette Had an assist in the opener at Virginia Made his Loyola debut on the second midfield line against Virginia. Scored his first collegiate point at Towson with a third-quarter goal. Tallied a goal against Colgate. Scored the Greyhounds opening goal against Navy. Recorded the eventual game-winning goal at Boston University. 5 John Duffy Fr. M Scored his first collegiate goal at Navy Saw action on the second midfield against Duke Picked up two ground balls against Towson Made his collegiate debut with a ground ball at Virginia. 6 Brian Sherlock Jr. M Scored twice and had an assist at Navy Had an assist, a goal and three ground balls at Holy Cross Scored and had an assist to go with three ground balls against Towson Had a goal and an assist versus Johns Hopkins Scored twice and assisted on two goals at Virginia. Named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List Team co-captain for the second year in a row. Preseason All-Patriot League and Preseason All-American. Scored a goal in each of the first nine games this year and had two or more points in each of those contest, as well. Earned All-Patriot League First Team honors for the second year in a row and was named to the USILA All-America Honorable Mention. Earned All-Patriot League First Team honors as a redshirt freshman in 2014 when he scored 19 goals and assisted on 10. Transferred to Loyola after spending his freshman season, 2013, as a medical redshirt at North Carolina. Posted four points two goals and two assists versus Penn State and then had three goals in back-to-back games against Towson and Holy Cross. Scored three time in the first half at Duke. Tied his career-best with five points on two goals and three assists versus Georgetown. Finished with three goals and three assists in the win at Lafayette. Posted a first-half hat trick and finished with three goals and an assist against Navy. Scored a career-high four goals, including two in the fourth quarter to tie the game, at Maryland. Set a career-best with five assists at Bucknell. 7 Pat Spencer Fr. A Recorded three points on a goal and two assists at Navy Tallied a pair of goals against Duke Named Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week March 7 after scoring a goal and posting four assists at Holy Cross Had two goals, three ground balls and a caused turnover versus Towson Scored the game s first two goals and then assisted on four for six points against Lafayette Scored once and tallied three assists in the win over Johns Hopkins Made a splash in his collegiate debut at Virginia, scoring two goals and assisting on a pair. Assisted on the Greyhounds first goal and scored the second, helping them to a 5-0 lead. Earned Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors after the performance 10 Ryder Harkins So. D Made his first collegiate start against Towson and picked up two ground balls Made his collegiate debut at Towson. 11 Jordan Germershausen Jr. A Scored his first collegiate goal against Towson and then tallied another later in the game Started the first two games of the season on attack for the Greyhounds and has been a part of the man-up unit. Had an assist and two ground balls against Virginia. Posted an assist against Lafayette. Recorded an assist in seven games seeing action during his freshman season. 12 Jeff Chase Gr. M Scored at Holy Cross Posted two goals against Johns Hopkins Returned to the field in the season-opener at Virginia. Suffered a right knee injury during spring practice and missed the 2015 season. Scored 10 goals and assisted on five from the Greyhounds second midfield line in Johnny Giuffreda So. M Scored the first goal of his career in the first quarter against Johns Hopkins Played in the first three games of 2015 on man-up, making his collegiate debut against Towson. Was a part of the team s second midfield for the majority of the year, as well. Had a ground ball against Towson. Logged his first collegiate point on an assist in the second quarter at Boston University. 17 Brian Begley So. M Picked up three ground balls at Navy Had three ground balls and caused a turnover against Lafayette Recorded two ground balls and a caused turnover at Virginia. Versatile midfielder who has seen action

10 Select Player Notes Complete Bios: on the second midfield line, as a defensive midfielder and on faceoff wings during his freshman season. Made his collegiate debut versus Virginia. Picked up two ground balls against Towson. Had an assist in the Holy Cross game. Scored a goal, had an assist and three ground balls against Georgetown. Scored a transition goal and had three ground balls against Navy. Held the Midshipmen s top-scoring midfielder without a point, as well. 1 Grant Limone So. GK Finished with 10 saves and allowed just eight goals against Johns Hopkins Allowed a career-low four goals at Virginia and made 14 saves. Had six stops in the first quarter and four in the fourth. Made his collegiate debut at Towson, playing the second half and making six saves while yielding five goals, three with Loyola s starters in the game. Posted his first collegiate win against Lehigh with six saves. Had a standout effort at Duke with 15 saves including four in one-on-one chances by offensive players. Named the Corvias Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week on March 16 after posting 1 saves at Army. Again honored as Corvias Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week after recording nine saves against just five goals allowed versus Navy. Made 13 saves at Maryland. Stopped 17 of 23 shots he faced at Boston University and won his second-straight Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week honor. 20 Foster Huggins So. D Had two caused turnovers at Holy Cross Caused three turnovers and picked up two ground balls versus Lafayette Switched onto Johns Hopkins Ryan Brown late in the first quarter and did not allow the All-American to score for the remainder of the game Made the first start of his career at Virginia and had a career-high three ground balls. Saw action on man-down defense in the first 14 games, making his collegiate debut against Virginia. 21 Tyler Albrecht Sr. M Scored twice and had two ground balls at Holy Cross Had a goal and three ground balls against Johns Hopkins Named the Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week after scoring a game-high three goals at Virginia. Team co-captain. Member of the Greyhounds first midfield unit for the second year in a row. Opened the season with two or more goals in the first four contests, but did not score against Lehigh or Duke. Also sees considerable action on faceoff wings and in the defensive midfield. Scored two goals against Virginia, Penn State and Towson and had an assist against both the Nittany Lions and Tigers. Picked up five ground balls and caused a turnover, as well, against Towson. Finished with career-highs of four goals and five points against Holy Cross. Scored twice at Army. Had a hat trick with three goals against Georgetown. Scored Loyola s first two goals at Boston University. 22 Jack Carrigan Jr. D Caused four turnovers and picked up three ground balls against Duke Finished with four ground balls and a caused turnover against Lafayette Caused a game-high three turnovers and led Loyola with five ground balls against Johns Hopkins Team co-captain. His first season as a starting defender after seeing action on man-down as a freshman in Matched up against 2014 All-America James Pannell in the Virginia game and held him without a goal. Picked up four ground balls and caused two turnovers against Penn State and then logged career-highs of five and three at Towson. Matched his career-best with five ground balls against Duke, and he also held Justin Guterding, the nation s leading goal scorer entering the game, without a goal. Picked up four ground balls and caused two turnovers against Colgate. Scored his first collegiate point with an assist at Boston University. 24 Mike Orefice So. FO Went 14-of-21 from on faceoffs, both career-highs with a personal-best nine ground balls Sparked Loyola s possession game against Johns Hopkins, winning 7-of-12 faceoffs with five ground balls Came on to go 3-of-5 at the faceoff X at Virginia. Made his collegiate debut against Penn State. Took five faceoffs at Army. Went 4-of-4 and had two ground balls at Lafayette. 27 Zach Herreweyers Jr. A Scored four goals and assisted on another against Lafayette Named the Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week after scoring three goals and assisting on another versus Johns Hopkins Scored twice at Virginia. Member of the Tewaaraton Award Watch List Preseason All-Patriot League and Preseason All-American. All-Patriot League First Team Has recorded 14 hat tricks in 26 collegiate games with scored 64 goals in that span. Was nationally in 2015 with 3.13 goals per game after scoring 27 total Scored 19 times and assisted on three goals as a freshman in Played in just one game in Did not start due to illness against Virginia, but he scored three times against the Cavaliers. Tallied three goals against Penn State and then scored five at Towson, including a first-quarter hat trick. Had a career-best six goals against Lehigh, needing just 10 shots. Matched those six goals with another half-dozen at Army on just nine shots. Earned Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors after both sixgoal performances. Scored three times, had an assist and caused two turnovers at Lafayette. Matched his career-high with six points, and set a new best with three assists, against Navy. Tallied five goals at Bucknell. 2 Graham Savio Jr. FO Won -of-12 second-half faceoffs and 9-of-17 overall at Navy Won 12-of-21 restarts against Lafayette All-Patriot League Second Team. Loyola s primary faceoff specialist, winning 59.2 percent of restarts. Opened the year by going 19-of-2 with nine ground balls against Virginia. Won 20-of-2 faceoffs and had eight ground balls against Holy Cross and then went 16-of-21 versus Lehigh. Tied his career-high with 12 ground balls against the