University of Denver 2015 Men s Lacrosse Game Notes

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1 19: No. 4 Seed [3/3] Denver (16-2, 5-0 BIG EAST) vs. No. 6 Seed [7/8] Maryland (15-3, 4-1 BIG TEN) Monday, May 25, p.m. ET/11 a.m. MT Lincoln Financial Field (68,532) Philadelphia, Pa. #DU1NATION, #DUvMD, #DUGameDay, #NCAAmlax TV: ESPN2 (Eamon McAnaney, Quint Kessenich, Paul Carcaterra) MARYLAND TERIPANS Last game: W, vs. Johns Hopkins (5/23/15) Head Coach: John Tillman (Cornell 91) Record at Maryland: (fifth season) Career Record: (eighth season) DENVER VS. MARYLAND Denver is 0-4 (0-0 Neutral) DATE H/A/N RESULT 02/25/99 A L, /25/01 H L, /13/06* A L, /10/08* A L, 7-10 NCAA Tournament Games* University of Denver 2015 Men s Lacrosse Game Notes DenverMensLacrosse DENVER PIONEERS Last game: W, (OT) vs. No. 1 Notre Dame (5/23/15) Head Coach: Bill Tierney (Cortland State, 73) Record at DU: (sixth season) Career Record: (31st season) PIONEERS PLAY FOR NATIONAL TITLE Denver will play in its first National Championship game in men s lacrosse on Monday at 11 a.m. MT against No. 6 seed Maryland. As an athletic program, Denver has claimed 29 national titles, with DU taking home 22 skiing titles and seven hockey titles. DU head coach Bill Tierney will look to claim his seventh national title on Monday (6-2). Tierney will look to become the first head coach to win a DI men s National Lacrosse Championship with two different teams on Monday. The Pioneers 16 wins entering Monday s final ties with the 2014 squad for the most in program history. NEW RECORD HOLDERS Wesley Berg broke both Denver s career goals and career points records on April 11. The senior enters the game with 250 points and 183 goals. Freshman Trevor Baptiste set both the overall DU single-season record and the NCAA record for faceoff wins by a freshman on May 2. The Denver rookie enters Monday with 300 faceoff wins. Sophomore Maryland transfer Connor Cannizzaro set the DU single-season points record, recording his 79th of the season in the BIG EAST Final. DENVER AS A TOP-5 TEAM Denver is 37-9 as a top-5 team since turning DI, including 7-2 (3-1 Neutral) as the No. 3 team in the coaches poll. A OF RUNS Denver started its April 25 game vs. Marquette on a 13-1 run, the fourth 10-1 run or better this season. DU also held Lehigh without a goal in the second and third quarters (10-1 run), over 40 minutes straight without a goal. Denver has held its opponent without a goal in consecutive quarters just twice in the Tierney era (2/24/13 vs. Canisius). THE CANNIZZARO EFFECT Connor Cannizzaro has had at least seven points in six games this season, including eight points in each of Denver s first two games and in the BIG EAST Final, becoming the first player in program history to have eight points in two or more games in a season. In his rookie season at Maryland, the 2014 ACC Freshman of the Year had eight 2015 SCHEDULE Date Opponent TV Network Time/Result Feb. 14 vs. [3/3] Duke [1/1] W, Feb. 21 Air Force! [1/1] Pioneer Vis W, 16-6 Feb. 22 vs. Furman! [1/1] W, 10-5 Feb. 27 at [4/4] N.Carolina [1/1] ESPNU L, Mar. 7 [3/3]Notre Dame [4/4] Pioneer Vis W, (OT) Mar. 14 at Ohio State [3/3] Buckeye Vision L, Mar. 17 at Lehigh [5/6] Patriot League Net W, 10-4 Mar. 21 vs. Penn State [5/6] (at Hofstra) W, 10-8 Mar. 28 [14/14]Georgetown [5/5] # Altitude W, 19-7 Apr. 3 Villanova [5/5] # Fox Sports 1 W, 15-4 Apr. 11 at St. John s [5/5] # BIG EAST DN W, 18-5 Apr. 18 Providence [5/5] # Altitude W, 13-9 Apr. 25 at [16/17] Marquette [5/5] # CBSSN W, BIG EAST Tournament Apr. 30 at Villanova - Semifinal [4/3] BEDN W, 16-9 May 2 vs. [13/12]Georgetown [4/3] - Final, FS2 W, 16-8 NCAA Tournament May 10 [13/10] Brown-1st Rd [3/3] ESPNU W, 15-9 May 16 [12/15] Ohio St. - Quarters ESPNU W, May 23 [2/2] Notre Dame - Semis ESPN2 W, (OT) May 25 [7/8] Maryland - Final ESPN2 11 a.m. All times Mountain and subject to change Home games on ESPN Radio Schedule and network subject to change! - Frontier Airlines Face-Off Classic # - BIG EAST Game PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP 10 G - Ryan LaPlante SR D - Christian Burgdorf SO D - Carson Cannon SR D - Pat Karole JR M - Tyler Pace SO M - Zach Miller SO M - Erik Adamson SR A - Jack Bobzien JR A - Wesley Berg SR A - Connor Cannizzaro SO FO - Trevor Baptiste FR RUNS OR BETTER Date Opp Run 04/25/15 Marquette /03/15 Villanova /28/15 Georgetown /17/15 Lehigh* /18/14 Drexel /22/14 Rutgers /24/13 Canisius* /06/11 Manhattan /05/11 Jacksonville 10-1 * Held opponent scoreless in consecutive quarters LONGEST ACTIVE HOME STREAK Team Games Next Home Game Denver 16 - North Carolina 15 - FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 1

2 TO THE POINT Wesley Berg s 37-game point streak is the ninth longest in the nation. Zach Miller s 36 game point streak is the 11th longest in the nation. Berg has 141 points (101G-40A) in the stretch, while Miller has 115 (63-52). Both streaks date back to DU s 2014 season opener (Miller missed a game in 2014). X MARKS THE SPOT Freshman FOGO Trevor Baptiste is 300-for-437 (.686) from the X, leading the country in faceoff win percentage. Baptiste set both the overall DU single-season record and the NCAA record for faceoff wins by a freshman on May 2. In the BIG EAST Tournament, Baptiste finished 39-of-52 (.750). PIONEERS FROM ALL OVER Denver s roster is comprised of student-athletes from 17 different states and the District of Columbia as well as two Canadian Provinces. RETURNING PIONEERS Denver returns eight starters from a 2014 team that reached the Semifinals for the third time in the last four years. In all, 32 letterwinners return for a Pioneer squad that is captained by Wesley Berg, Carson Cannon and Sean Cannizzaro. SPREADING THE WEALTH 10 different players scored goals in Denver s 19-7 win over Georgetown, in its 18-5 win at St. John s and in its win over Marquette. Denver had five different players score at least two goals in victories over Lehigh, St. John s, Marquette and in its BIG EAST Final against Georgetown on May 2. The Pioneers had five players score two or more goals twice in SOCK-IT-TO-ME On April 3 vs. Villanova, Wes Berg had seven goals and three assists, all in the first half to complete his fifth career sock trick. Berg added his sixth career sock trick in the NCAA Quarterfinals against Ohio State on May 16. On Feb. 21 vs. Air Force, Connor Cannizzaro became the 10th player in DU history to record a sock trick, scoring six goals and tallying two assists. On Feb. 14 vs. Duke, Jack Bobzien became the ninth player in DU history to record a sock trick, scoring six goals, including five in the second half. In the 2013 NCAA First Round, Wesley Berg s eight-goal performance against Albany set a DU record. THE TIERNEY FILE Head coach Bill Tierney is in his sixth season with the Pioneers, sporting a record at DU and a career record in now his 31st season. Tierney became the third DI coach to record 350 wins on April 30 at Villanova. Coming into the 2015 season, Tierney was the 10th winningest active coach in the NCAA with a 74.4 winning percentage ( ). He was sixth all-time with 338 career wins, behind Jim Berkman of Salisbury (449), Hank Janczyk of Gettysburg (386), Dom Starsia of Virginia (358), John Danowski of Duke (347) and Keith Bugbee of Springfield (342). Among just DI active coaches, Tierney was third in total wins (338). DENVER IN THE RANKINGS DU enters the week No. 3/3/4 in the three major polls. Denver began the 2015 season ranked No. 1 in all four major preseason polls. The Pioneers finished the 2014 season No. 2 in the coaches and No. 3 in media. PIONEER NEWCOMERS 15 newcomers join the Pioneers for the 2015 season, a class that Inside Lacrosse tabbed the eighth best in the nation Inside Lacrosse Power 100 Freshmen Rankings: Jeremy Bosher (20), Joe Reid (23), Colton McCaffrey (55), Trey McGee (61) and Trevor Baptiste (78). Nine of Denver s freshmen earned U.S. Lacrosse All-America honors during their high school careers: Trevor Baptiste, Connor Donahue, Todd Fedyck, Grant Gravitt, Ross Komenda, Sean Mayle, Colton McCaffrey, Trey Phillips and Joe Reid. DEFENDING THE LACROSSE CAPITAL OF THE WEST The Pioneers are since Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium was built in Denver is 43-5 under head coach Bill Tierney at Peter Barton. DU has the longest active home winning streak in the nation at 16 games. May 10 marked the 23rd sellout in the history of Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium, including five in 2014 and five this year (Rec: 3,117 on March 28). ACTIVE POINT STREAK Wesley Berg (Entered week 9th in the nation) Zach Miller (Entered week 11th) Connor Cannizzaro (Entered week 25th) Sean Cannizzaro... 6 NATIONAL ACTIVE GOAL STREAK Games Player (School) Goals in Streak 34 Ryan Brown (Hopkins) Kevin Rice (Syracuse) Dylan Donahue (Syracuse) Austin Shanks (Bellarmine) Connor Cannizzaro (Denver) Shayne Adams (Detroit) Brody Eastwood (Stony Brook) HAT/SOCK TRICKS PIONEER HAT TRICKS Student-Athlete Career C. Cannizzaro Berg Adamson Pace Bobzien Miller Bridle 1 1 PIONEER SOCK TRICKS Student-Athlete Career Berg C. Cannizzaro Bobzien Adamson 2 2 DU IN NCAA TOURNAMENT (O: 9-7, H: 3-0, A: 1-3, N: 5-4) 2006 No. 2 Maryland L, 8-16 College Park, Md No. 7 Maryland L, 7-10 College Park, Md No. 8 Stony Brook L, 7-9 Stony Brook, N.Y No. 11 Villanova W, Denver, Colo. No. 3 Hopkins W, 14-9 Hempstead, N.Y. No. 9 Virginia L, 8-14 Baltimore, Md No. 6 N. Carolina W, Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 2 Loyola L, 9-10 Annapolis, Md No. 12 Albany W, Denver, Colo. No. 5 N. Carolina W, Indianapolis, Ind. No. 1 Syracuse L, 8-9 Philadelphia, Pa No. 9 N. Carolina W, 9-5 Denver, Colo. No. 12 Drexel W, 15-6 Newark, Del. No. 1 Duke L, Baltimore, Md No. 13 Brown W, 15-9 Denver, Colo. No. 12 Ohio State W, Denver, Colo. (Sports Auth) No. 2 Notre Dame W, (OT) Philadelphia, Pa. PIONEERS IN NCAA TOUR Player GP-GS G A P Wesley Berg Erik Adamson C Cannizzaro Zach Miller Tyler Pace GP-GS Min. GA Saves Ryan LaPlante : CAREER GOALS IN NCAAS Player School Years Games Goals Gary Gait Syracuse Tom Marechek Syracuse Zack Greer Duke Wesley Berg Denver Max Quinzani Duke Michael Springer Syracuse Jesse Hubbard Princeton Frank Urso Maryland Chris Massey Princeton Matt Ward Virginia

3 LAST TIME OUT - [3]DENVER 11, [2] NOTRE DAME 10 (OT) - MAY 23, 2015 Denver (16-2) vs. Notre Dame (12-3) Date: 05/23/15 Attendance: Weather: 75 deg., and sunny Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2015 Denver Lacrosse #4 Denver vs #1 Notre Dame (05/23/15 at Philadelphia, Pa.) Denver SCORING: GOALS: BERG,Wesley 3; PACE,Tyler 2; MILLER,Zach 2; BOBZIEN,Jack 1; CANNIZZARO,Connor 1; ADAMSON,Erik 1; RIIS,Mike 1. ASSISTS: PACE,Tyler 2; BOBZIEN,Jack 1; CANNIZZARO,Sean 1; MILLER,Zach 1. Notre Dame SCORING: GOALS: Sergio Perkovic 5; Nick Ossello 2; Will Corrigan 1; Conor Doyle 1; Jim Marlatt 1. ASSISTS: Will Corrigan 2; Matt Kavanagh 1; Eddy Lubowicki 1; Ben Pridemore 1; Mikey Wynne 1. Shots by period OT Total Denver Notre Dame Ground balls/prd OT Total Denver Notre Dame Score by period OT Total Denver Notre Dame Saves by period OT Total Denver Notre Dame Turnovers by prd OT Total Denver Notre Dame BERG S OT WINNER SENDS NO. 4 DENVER TO TITLE PHILADELPHIA -- Tewaaraton Award finalist Wesley Berg (Coquitlam, B.C.) completed his 29th career hat trick with 2:03 to play in the first overtime to send the No. 4 seed University of Denver men s lacrosse team to an overtime win over No. 1 seeded Notre Dame on Saturday afternoon in the first National Semifinal at Lincoln Financial Field. Denver will play in its first title game on Monday (11 a.m. MT/ESPN2) against No. 6 Maryland. Sophomore Tyler Pace (Coquitlam, B.C.) led Denver with four points on a pair of goals and a pair of assists, including an assist on Berg s extra-time winner. Classmate Zach Miller (Steamburg, N.Y.) added three points, tallying two goals and a helper in the NCAA Semifinal. F/O violations by prd OT Total Denver Notre Dame Faceoffs by prd OT Total Denver Notre Dame Clears by period OT Total Denver Notre Dame Extra-man opps OT Total Denver Notre Dame Stadium: Lincoln Financial Penalties - Denver 2/2:00; Notre Dame 1/0: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Denver 1/7 (0); Notre Dame 1/1 (0). Officials: Kevin O'Leary; Peter Buchanan; Scott MacCaull. Scorer: Jerry Price. Official's signature Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2015 Denver Lacrosse #4 Denver vs #1 Notre Dame (05/23/15 at Philadelphia, Pa.) Scoring Summary: No. Prd Time Team Type Goal Scorer Assist Home-Vis 1. 1st 13:32 DEN Even PACE,Tyler (21) CANNIZZARO,Sean (3) :04 DEN UP BOBZIEN,Jack (13) MILLER,Zach (33) :32 ND Even Jim Marlatt (11) Ben Pridemore (1) : 3 0 ND 30sec Conor Doyle (31) Matt Kavanagh (25) nd 9:07 DEN 30sec MILLER,Zach (24) Unassisted : 1 5 ND Even Nick Ossello (22) Unassisted :51 DEN Even CANNIZZARO,Connor (56) Unassisted rd 12:48 ND Even Will Corrigan (8) Unassisted :23 DEN Even BERG,Wesley (51) BOBZIEN,Jack (8) : 0 1 DEN Even RIIS,Mike (1) Unassisted th 9:49 DEN Even ADAMSON,Erik (34) PACE,Tyler (25) : 0 0 ND UP Sergio Perkovic (30) Eddy Lubowicki (6) :20 DEN Even MILLER,Zach (25) Unassisted :29 DEN Even PACE,Tyler (22) Unassisted :40 ND Even Sergio Perkovic (31) Will Corrigan (5) : 2 3 DEN Even BERG,Wesley (52) Unassisted :38 ND Even Sergio Perkovic (32) Mikey Wynne (4) : 0 1 ND Even Sergio Perkovic (33) Will Corrigan (6) :03 ND Even Sergio Perkovic (34) Unassisted :09 ND Even Nick Ossello (23) Unassisted OT 2:03 DEN Even BERG,Wesley (53) PACE,Tyler (26) Penalty Summary: Prd Time Team Player Min Offense 1st 11:24 ND 8-Pat Healy 0:30 PP PUSHING 4th 13:27 DEN 25-HOLST,Garret 1:00 PP SLASHING 08:32 DEN 9-BAPTISTE,Trevor 1:00 PP UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS Senior goalkeeper Ryan LaPlante (Fort Collins, Colo.) made 13 saves for the second-consecutive game, including six saves in the third quarter. USILA First Team All-American Trevor Baptiste (Denville, N.J.) won 15-of-24 faceoffs, including 7-for-9 in the opening 30 minutes. Denver struck first in the national semifinal, getting goals from Pace and an extra-man goal from junior Jack Bobzien (Littleton, Colo.). Notre Dame quickly responded with two goals of its own 3:02 apart from one another to knot the score back up at two. The two teams alternated goals in the first half of the second quarter, including a nifty two-step move from Miller to give Denver a 3-2 lead with 9:07 to go in the second. With the score knotted at 3-3, USILA First Team All-American Connor Cannizzaro (Cazenovia, N.Y.) showed off his own dance moves, this time from behind the cage, turning his defender around to make it 4-3. With a one goal lead after the opening 30 minutes, LaPlante made four saves, all in the first quarter, and Baptiste won 7-of-9 faceoffs. The two teams scored a goal apiece in the first 14:59 of the third quarter before Mike Riis (Carlsbad, Calif.) caught an outlet pass from LaPlante and took it the entire way down the field, scoring his first of the season and the third of his career with 0.9 seconds left on the third quarter clock. Berg scored Denver s first goal of the third quarter, giving the Pioneers a 5-4 lead on a bouncer with 7:23 to play in the third. From behind the crease, Pace fed Adamson in-front for a slam dunk to make it 7-4 with 9:49 to play in regulation. Notre Dame got a man-up strike, breaking a 19:51 goalless streak to cut the Denver lead to 7-5. Miller and Pace teamed up to complete Denver s 5-1 second-half run. The sophomore duo s spurt started with Miller s second beauty of the game, getting the entire defense to shift on a fake pass before rolling towards the crease, and finishing a bullet into the corner. Pace picked up a rebound off the iron for his goal after a shot from Berg, and slammed it home to make it 9-5 Denver with 5:29 to play in the game. Notre Dame scored five of the last six goals of regulation to make it 10-10, including Nick Ossello s second of the game with nine seconds to play to send the match-up into overtime for the second time this season, and the fourth time in the last five games. Pace fed Berg who found the winner for the Pioneers to send them to their first National Championship game in program history. LaPlante made double digit saves (13) for the 22nd time in his career. FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 3

4 DU CAREER RECORDS (DI) POINTS Rank Player Points (G-A) 1 Wesley Berg (2012-pres.) 250 (183-67) 2 Mark Matthews ( ) 216 (155-61) 3 Alex Demopoulos ( ) 176 (94-82) 4 Eric Law ( ) 152 (86-66) 5 Jeremy Noble (2011-pres.) 147 (67-80) 6 Erik Adamson (2012-pres.) 145 (110-35) 7 Cameron Flint ( ) 138 (103-35) 8 Matt Brown ( ) 137 (113-24) 9 Mike Law ( ) 136 (92-44) 10 Joey Murray ( ) 112 (71-41) GOALS Rank Player Goals 1 Wesley Berg (2012-pres.) Mark Matthews ( ) Matt Brown ( ) Erik Adamson (2012-pres.) Cameron Flint (2010-pres.) Alex Demopoulos ( ) 94 7 Mike Law ( ) 92 8 Eric Law ( ) 86 9 Joey Murray ( ) Jeremy Noble (2011-pres.) 67 ASSISTS Rank Player Assists 1 Alex Demopoulos ( ) 82 2 Jeremy Noble (2011-pres.) 80 3 Charley Dickenson ( ) 71 4 Eric Law ( ) 66 - Wesley Berg (2012-pres.) 67 6 Mark Matthews ( ) 61 MAN-UP GOALS Rank Player Goals 1 Wesley Berg (2012-pres.) 22 2 Mark Matthews ( ) 21 3 Erik Adamson (2012-pres.) 20 4 Cameron Flint ( ) 19 5 Alex Demopoulos ( ) 16 6 Matt Brown ( ) 15 7 Connor Cannizzaro (2015-pres.) 13 8 John Dickenson ( ) 12 9 Jamie Lincoln ( ) Tyler Pace (2014-pres.) 11 - Zach Miller (2014-pres.) 9 SAVES Rank Player Saves (GA) 1 Ryan LaPlante (2012-pres.) 525 (432) 2 Jamie Faus (2011-pres.) 421 (344) 3 Brian Berger ( ) 396 (414) 4 Jeff Nunziato ( ) 343 (217) NCAA RECORD WATCH CAREER GOALS Rank Player Goals 1 Zack Greer, Duke, Max Quinzani, Duke, Stan Cockerton, N.C. State, Gary Gait, Syracuse, Mike French, Cornell, Miles Thompson, Albany, Merrick Thomson, Albany, Terry Riordan, Johns Hopkins, Jordan Wolf, Duke, Wesley Berg, Denver, SINGLE-SEASON FACEOFF WINS 1 Brendan Fowler, Duke, 2013, Jr Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2013, So Alex Smith, Delaware, 2007, Sr Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2014, Jr Trevor Baptiste, Denver, 2015, Fr Bill Dirrigl, Syracuse, 1988, Sr Shane Walterhoefer, N. Carolina, 2009, Sr Adam Rand, Stony Brook, 2010, Jr Alex Smith, Delaware, 2006, Jr Justin Berry, Towson, 2001, Sr. 257 Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2012, Fr. 257 HAT TRICK TRIOS Denver had three players record hat tricks on Feb. 14 vs. Duke, March 28 vs. Georgetown, April 18 against Providence, April 30 at Villanova and May 2 in the BIG EAST Final against Georgetown (5 times). The Pioneers had three players score hat tricks five times in IN THE ATTACK The returning attackman trio of Wesley Berg, Jack Bobzien and Zach Miller combined for 188 points last season, the second-best return production in the nation (Syracuse - 190). The trio s 128 goals was the most in the nation, 22 ahead of Syracuse. Cannizzaro, Berg and Miller have combined for 159 points in 2015, including 93 goals. ROUND 2 IN THE BIG EAST For the second-consecutive season, the Pioneers won both the regular season and conference tournament titles in the BIG EAST. Denver is a perfect 11-0 in BIG EAST regular season games and 4-0 in the conference tournament. KEEPING IT OUT OF THE NET Senior goalie Ryan LaPlante made a career-high 19 saves in Denver s 10-5 win over Furman on Feb. 22, earning him NCAA.com POW honors. The senior s save total was the second-highest save total in program history (21 Jeff Nunziato on 4/28/03 at Virginia). LaPlante became Denver s winningest goalkeeper in history, recording his 28th victory against Furman on Feb PIONEERS PICKED IN MLL COLLEGIATE DRAFT Erik Adamson (Chesapeake Bayhawks/14th overall), Wesley Berg (Denver Outlaws/15th overall) and Carson Cannon (Denver Outlaws/30th overall) were selected in the 2015 MLL Collegiate Draft in January. Adamson was traded to the Denver Outlaws on April 25. INSIDE LACROSSE PRESEASON HONORS Denver was picked as the preseason top team in the nation by Inside Lacrosse, the first time the Pioneers have been picked as the top team in a preseason poll. The Pioneers also had seven players earn All-America preseason honors in December. Wesley Berg, Erik Adamson and Christian Burgdorf all earned All-America First Team accolades. Three players on the first team was the most of any program in the country Inside Lacrosse Freshman of the Year Zach Miller earned second-team honors Jack Bobzien (third team), Carson Cannon (honorable mention) and Ryan LaPlante (honorable mention) were also recognized in the 2015 Face-Off Yearbook. MAKE IT TAKE IT On March 28, Denver scored 11-straight goals from the 5:34 mark of the first quarter to the 11:02 mark of the second. DU scored seven-straight goals without allowing Georgetown to have possession. On Feb. 14 vs. Duke, Denver scored six-straight fourth quarter goals from the 13:30 mark to the 5:36 mark (7:54). In that stretch, Duke had just one possession, winning its only faceoff of the quarter on a violation. 40+ TRIO Wesley Berg (48), Erik Adamson (44) and Jack Bobzien (42) all scored over 40 goals in 2014, and return for the 2015 campaign. The Pioneers were one of two teams to have three players score 40+ goals last season (Albany) Denver is the only team to return multiple 40-goal scorers from last season (DU has 3).

5 2015 ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Grant Gravitt Attack FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Faith Lutheran) 2 Walt Rooney Midfield RS JR Rockville Centre, N.Y. (Chaminade H.S.) 3 Tyler Pace Midfield SO Coquitlam, B.C. (Blue Ridge H.S.) 4 Michael Marcott Attack RS-SO Portland, Ore. (Lincoln H.S.) 5 Bryce Parietti Attack JR Centennial, Colo. (Arapahoe H.S.) 6 Sean Mayle Midfield FR San Carlos, Calif. (Sacred Heart Prep) 7 Jake Woodring Midfield SO Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie H.S.) 8 Colton McCaffrey Attack FR Parker, Colo. (Chaparral H.S.) 9 Trevor Baptiste Midfield FR Denville, N.J. (Morristown-Beard School) 10 Ryan LaPlante Goalie SR Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins H.S.) 11 Jack Bobzien Attack JR Littleton, Colo. (Arapahoe H.S.) 12 Joe Reid Midfield FR Petaluma, Calif. (Casa Grande H.S.) 13 Matt Jones Defense FR Denver, Colo. (Salisbury School) 14 Wesley Berg Attack SR Coquitlam, B.C. (Charles Best Secondary) 15 Christian Burgdorf Defense SO Westfield, N.J. (Westfield H.S.) 16 Trey McGee Attack FR Sparks, Md. (McDonogh School) 17 Connor Pagnani Midfield SR Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell Acad) 18 Connor Flynn Midfield SO Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Catholic H.S.) 19 Brendan Bomberry Midfield FR Ohsweken, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 20 Chris Hampton Midfield JR Bethesda, Md. (Georgetown Prep) 21 Jack Pruitt Midfield JR Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline H.S.) 22 Max Planning Midfield SO Alexandria, Va. (Gonzaga College H.S.) 23 Mike Riis LSM SR Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon H.S.) 24 Connor Donahue Attack FR Groton, Mass. (Bishop Guertin H.S.) 25 Garret Holst Midfield SR Fishers, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern H.S.) 26 Carson Cannon Defense SR Stillwater, Minn. (Stillwater Area H.S.) 27 Dallas Bridle Attack SO Orangeville, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 29 Colin Siracuse Defense SO Short Hills, N.J. (Saint Peter s Prep School) 30 Hunter Krout Goalie SO Naples, Fla. (The Hotchkiss School) 31 Brian Wegner LSM SO Lone Tree, Colo. (Regus Jesuit H.S.) 32 Scott McGowan LSM SO Newport Beach, Calif. (St. Margaret s Epis.) 33 Zach Miller Attack SO Steamburg, N.Y. (The Hill Academy) 34 Erik Adamson Midfield SR Anaheim Hills, Calif. (Foothill-Santa Ana) 35 Joe Bano Midfield JR Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome H.S.) 37 Matthew Billings LSM FR Washington D.C. (Georgetown Prep) 38 Ross Komenda Attack FR Issaquah, Wash. (Eastside Catholic) 40 Connor Cannizzaro Attack SO Cazenovia, N.Y. (Cazenovia H.S.) 41 Jeremy Bosher Attack FR Kamloops, B.C. (Norkam Secondary School) 42 Nick Phillips Midfield FR Denver, Colo. (Mullen H.S.) 43 Christian Thomas Midfield JR Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista H.S.) 44 Sean Cannizzaro Midfield SR Cazenovia, N.Y. (Cazenovia H.S.) 45 Ryan Purcell Goalie SO Levittown, N.Y. (MacArthur H.S.) 47 Jake Nolan Defense SO Columbus, Ohio (Upper Arlington H.S.) 52 Pat Karole Defense JR Glen Ridge, N.J. (Montclair Kimberley Acad) 53 Joey Gigantiello Goalie JR Shamong, N.J. (St. Augustine H.S.) 55 Todd Fedyck Midfield FR Fergus, Ontario (Woodberry Forest) 57 Colin Woolford Midfield JR Norwalk, Conn. (Choate Rosemary Hall) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bill Tierney (Cortland State 73, sixth season) Associate Head Coach: Matt Brown (Denver 05, ninth season) Assistant Coach: John Orsen (Hofstra 06, first season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Trevor Tierney (Princeton 01, fifth season) Athletic Trainer: Josie White (New Hampshire 04, seventh season) Equipment Manager: Rick Mick (third season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Name First Name Last Name Joe Bano...bay-NO Trevor Baptiste...bap-TEE-st Jack Bobzien... bob-zeen Jeremy Bosher... bo-shurr Dallas Bridle... bry-dul Christian Burgdorf... berg-door-ff Connor Cannizzaro...CAN-eh-ZAIR-oh Sean Cannizzaro...CAN-eh-ZAIR-oh Todd Fedyck... fed-ick ROSTER BY ELIGIBILITY Seniors (8) - Adamson, Berg, Cannizzaro, Cannon, Holst, LaPlante, Pagnani, Riis, Juniors (11) - Bano, Bobzien, Gigantiello, Hampton, Karole, Marcott, Parietti, Pruitt, Rooney, Thomas, Woolford Sophomore (14) - Bridle, Burgdorf, Cannizzaro, Flynn, Krout, McGowan, Miller, Nolan, Pace, Planning, Purcell, Siracuse, Wegner, Woodring Freshman (14) - Baptiste, Billings, Bomberry, Bosher, Donahue. Fedyck, Gravitt, Jones, Komenda, Mayle, McCaffrey, McGee, Phillips, Reid ROSTER BY POSITION Attack (13) - Berg, Bobzien, Bosher, Bridle, Cannizzaro, C, Donahue, Gravitt, Komenda, Marcott, McCaffrey, McGee, Miller, Parietti Midfield (20) - Adamson, Bano, Baptiste, Bomberry, Cannizzaro, S, Fedyck, Flynn, Hampton, Holst, Mayle, Pace, Pagnani, Phillips, Planning, Pruitt, Reid, Rooney, Thomas, Woodring, Woolford LSM (4) - Billings, McGowan, Riis, Wegner Defense (6) - Burgdorf, Cannon, Jones, Karole, Nolan, Siracuse Goalie (4) - Gigantiello, Krout, LaPlante, Purcell ROSTER BY HEIGHT 5-7 (1) - S. Cannizzaro 5-8 (3) - Donahue, Rooney, Woodring 5-9 (2) - Gigantiello, McGee 5-10 (6) - Baptiste, Billings, C. Cannizzaro, Gravitt, Hampton, Parietti 5-11 (6) - Bano, LaPlante, Marcott, Miller, Purcell, Wegner 6-0 (6) - Bobzien, Fedyck, Holst, Pace, Riis, Thomas 6-1 (8) - Adamson, Berg, Karole, Komenda, McCaffrey, Phillips, Reid, Siracuse 6-2 (9) - Bomberry, Bosher, Bridle, Flynn, Mayle, McGowan, Planning, Pruitt, Woolford 6-3 (1) - Krout 6-4 (4) - Burgdorf, Cannon, Jones, Pagnani 6-6 (1) - Nolan ROSTER BY STATE/PROVINCE California (5) - Adamson, Mayle, McGowan, Reid, Riis Colorado (8) - Bobzien, Jones, LaPlante, Mc- Caffrey, Parietti, Phillips, Thomas, Wegner Connecticutt (1) - Woolford District of Columbia (1) - Billings Florida (1) - Krout Indiana (1) - Holst Maryland (2) - Hampton, McGee Massachusetts (1) - Donahue Minnesota (2) - Cannon, Woodring Nevada (1) - Gravitt New Jersey (5) - Baptiste, Burgdorf, Gigantiello, Karole, Siracuse New York (5) - C. Cannizzaro, S. Cannizzaro, Miller, Purcell, Rooney North Carolina (1) - Flynn Ohio (2) - Bano, Nolan Oregon (1) - Marcott Tennessee (1) - Pagnani Virginia (1) - Planning Washington (2) - Komenda, Pruitt CANADA British Columbia (3) - Berg, Bosher, Pace Ontario (3) - Bomberry, Bridle, Fedyck Joey Gigantiello...ji-GAN-tee-el-OH Pat Karole... carol Hunter Krout... krowt Sean Mayle... mail Connor Pagnani... pan-yani Bryce Parietti... pair-ee-ety Mike Riis... reese Colin Siracuse... cir-ah-cuse Brian Wegner... wehg-ner FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 5

6 DENVER NCAA TOURNAMENT SINGLE- RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS POINTS PT Noble, Jeremy 10 05/12/12 at North Carolina Berg, Wesley 9 05/11/13 ALBANY GOALS G Berg, Wesley 8 05/11/13 ALBANY Adamson, Erik 6 05/18/14 vs. Drexel Berg, Wesley 6 05/16/15 vs. Ohio State ASSISTS A Noble, Jeremy 7 05/12/12 at North Carolina Demopoulos, Alex 4 05/15/10 at Stony Brook Noble, Jeremy 4 05/18/14 vs. Drexel GROUND BALLS GB Carraro, Chase 17 05/12/12 at UNC Geoff Snider 12 05/13/06 at Maryland FACE-OFF PCT. Pct. Carraro, Chase (23-31) 05/12/12 at North Carolina Hampton, Chris (16-23) 05/18/14 vs. Drexel SHOTS Sh Berg, Wesley 12 05/11/13 ALBANY Matthews, Mark 11 05/15/11 VILLANOVA SHOT PCT Shot% (G-Sh) Law, Eric (3-3) 05/19/13 vs. North Carolina Goodwin, Adam (3-3) 05/13/06 at Maryland Baxter, Todd (3-3) 05/21/11 vs. Johns Hopkins Noble, Jeremy (3-3) 05/28/11 vs. Virginia Archer, Harrison (2-2) 05/18/14, vs. Drexel SHOTS ON GOAL SOG Berg, Wesley 11 05/11/13 ALBANY Berg, Wesley 8 05/16/15 vs. Ohio State Matthews, Mark 7 05/12/12 at North Carolina Berg, Wes 7 05/12/12 at North Carolina Adamson, Erik 7 05/18/14, vs. Drexel SHOTS ON GOAL PCT SOG% (Sh-SOG) Law, Eric (3-3) 05/19/13 vs. North Carolina Demopoulos, Alex (5-5) 05/15/11 VILLANOVA Matthews, Mark (4-4) 05/28/11 vs. Virginia Archer, Harrison (2-2) 05/18/14, vs. Drexel CAUSED TURNOVERS CT Miller, Adam 3 05/13/06 at Maryland DeBlois, Brendan 3 05/28/11 vs. Virginia Burgdorf, Christian 3 05/10/15 vs. Brown PENALTIES No. Deblois, Brendan 3 05/15/11 VILLANOVA PENALTY MINUTES PMIN Shepard, Rory 2:00 05/13/06 at Maryland SAVES No. LaPlante, Ryan 16 05/10/15 vs. Brown LaPlante, Ryan 14 05/19/12 vs. Loyola LaPlante, Ryan 13 05/16/15 vs. Ohio State LaPlante, Ryan 13 05/23/15 vs. Notre Dame LaPlante, Ryan 13 05/25/13 vs. Syracuse Konkel, Austin 13 05/10/08 at Maryland Faus, Jamie 13 05/15/11 VILLANOVA TEAM RECORDS GOALS 19 05/11/13 ALBANY 16 05/12/12 at North Carolina 15 05/18/14 vs. Drexel 15 05/10/15 vs. Brown 15 05/16/15 vs. Ohio State ASSISTS 12 05/12/12 at North Carolina 12 05/18/14 vs. Drexel 11 05/11/13 ALBANY POINTS 30 05/11/13 ALBANY 28 05/12/12 at North Carolina 27 05/18/14 vs. Drexel GROUND BALLS 41 05/11/13 ALBANY 41 05/18/14 vs. Drexel 37 05/12/12 at North Carolina 37 05/23/15 vs. Notre Dame MAN-UP GOALS 4 05/18/14 vs. Drexel 3 05/11/13 ALBANY 3 05/15/10 at Stony Brook FACE-OFF PCT (23-31) 05/12/12 at North Carolina (16-23) 05/18/14 vs. Drexel (17-26) 05/19/13 vs. North Carolina EMO (2-2) 05/21/11 vs. Johns Hopkins (1-1) 05/28/11 vs. Virginia (1-1) (3-6) 05/11/13 ALBANY (2-4) 05/24/14 vs. Duke (1-2) 05/19/12 vs. Loyola SHOTS 42 05/12/12 at North Carolina 41 05/15/11 VILLANOVA 40 05/11/13 ALBANY SHOT PCT (14-29) 05/21/11 vs. Johns Hopkins (19-40) 05/11/13 ALBANY (15-32) 05/18/14 vs Drexel SHOTS ON GOAL 31 05/11/13 ALBANY 31 05/12/12 at North Carolina 24 05/18/14 vs. Drexel 24 05/10/15 vs. Brown SHOTS ON GOAL PCT (18-22) 05/13/06 at Maryland (31-40) 05/11/13 ALBANY (22-29) 05/21/11 vs. Johns Hopkins CAUSED TURNOVERS 10 05/13/06 at Maryland 9 05/10/08 at Maryland 8 05/11/13 ALBANY PENALTIES 10 05/19/12 vs. Loyola 6 05/13/06 at Maryland 6 05/10/08 at Maryland 6 05/10/14 NORTH CAROLINA PENALTY MINUTES 7:30 05/19/12 vs. Loyola 5:00 05/13/06 at Maryland 5:00 05/10/08 at Maryland 5:00 05/10/14 NORTH CAROLINA SAVES 17 05/25/13 vs. Syracuse 16 05/10/15 vs. Brown 15 05/11/13 ALBANY 14 05/19/12 vs. Loyola 13 05/16/15 vs. Ohio State 13 05/23/15 vs. Notre Dame 13 05/10/08 at Maryland 13 05/15/11 VILLANOVA

7 DENVER NCAA TOURNAMENT COMPARE Year Games Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal GB T/O Faceoff Clears Penalties /16 5/8 22/40 18/28 36/49 27/21 15/ / / /10 4/7 23/43 16/23 36/46 29/16 11/ / / /9 7/2 26/29 16/20 25/29 16/12 7/ / / /33 17/18 96/105 63/62 66/86 31/28 36/ / / /24 17/18 73/83 51/47 62/67 21/26 28/ / / /34 22/22 101/115 69/78 86/86 49/28 51/ / / /26 21/18 106/94 63/52 89/61 26/28 37/ / / /32 20/22 110/132 66/74 87/95 36/29 42/ / /6-5.0 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category DENVER NCAA TOURNAMENT -BY- Date Opp. Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff 05/13/06 at Maryland /10/08 at Maryland /15/10 at Stony Brook /15/11 VILLANOVA /21/11 vs Hopkins /28/11 vs Virginia /12/12 at N. Carolina /19/12 vs LOYOLA /11/13 ALBANY /19/13 vs N. Carolina /25/13 vs Syracuse /10/14 N. CAROLINA /18/14 vs Drexel /24/14 vs Duke /10/15 BROWN /16/15 vs Ohio State /23/15 vs Notre Dame DENVER NCAA TOURNAMENT OPPONENT -BY- Date Opp. Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff 05/13/06 at Maryland /10/08 at Maryland /15/10 at Stony Brook /15/11 VILLANOVA /21/11 vs Hopkins /28/11 vs Virginia /12/12 at N. Carolina /19/12 vs LOYOLA /11/13 ALBANY /19/13 vs N. Carolina /25/13 vs Syracuse /10/14 N. CAROLINA /18/14 vs Drexel /24/14 vs Duke /10/15 BROWN /16/15 vs Ohio State /23/15 vs Notre Dame FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 7

8 DENVER HEAD COACH BILL TIERNEY Bill Tierney Head Coach Sixth Season Cortland State (1973) Adelphi (1978) Levittown, N.Y. THE TIERNEY FILE COACHING EXPERIENCE June 2009-Present: University of Denver, Head Coach : Princeton University, Head Coach 1998: Team USA, Head Coach : Johns Hopkins University, Assistant Men s Lacrosse Coach and Head Men s Soccer Coach : Rochester Institute of Technology, Head Coach : Levittown Memorial High School, Head Coach : Great Neck South High School, Head Coach HONORS AND AWARDS 2010 & 2011 ECAC Coach of the Year 2010, 2011 & 2013 ECAC League Championship 2014 and 2015 BIG EAST Regular Season Titles 2014 and 2015 BIG EAST Tournament Championships 2011 ECAC Tournament Championship 14 Ivy League Championships 2009 US Lacrosse Person of the Year Six NCAA Championships 14 NCAA Division I Semifinals 21 Quarterfinal Appearances One Word Championship 2002 U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame Two National Players of the Year 29 First-Team All-Americans Five BIG EAST Players of the Year 12 First-Team All-BIG EAST Players Four ECAC Players of the Year 12 First-Team All-ECAC Players Seven Ivy League Players of the Year Six Ivy League Rookis of the Year 73 First-Team All-Ivy League Players 31 USILA Scholar-Athletes 1992 Division I Coach of the Year PERSONAL Hometown: Levittown, N.Y. Family: Wife, Helen; Sons, Trevor and Brendan, and Daughters Courtney and Brianne. COACH TIERNEY YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR SCHOOL W L PCT. FINISH Rochester Inst Rochester Inst NCAA Quarterfinals Rochester Inst NCAA Semifinals Princeton Princeton Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals Princeton NCAA Champion, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Semifinals, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Champion Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals, Ivy League Co-Champion Princeton NCAA Champion, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Champion, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Champion, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA First Round, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Runner-up, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Champion, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Runner-up, Ivy League Champion Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals, Ivy League Tri-Champion Princeton NCAA Semifinals, Ivy League Co-Champion Princeton Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals, Ivy League Co-Champion Princeton NCAA First Round Princeton Princeton NCAA Quarterfinals, Ivy League Co-Champion Denver NCAA First Round, ECAC Regular Season Champion Denver NCAA Semifinal, ECAC Regular Season/Tournament Champions Denver NCAA Quarterfinals Denver NCAA Semifinal, ECAC Regular Season Champion Denver Big East Regular Season/Tournament Champions; NCAA Semifinals Denver Big East Regular Season/Tournament Champions; TOTALS 31st Season

9 OVERALL OPPONENT Overall Home Away Neutral W L W L W L W L Adelphi Air Force Albany Alfred Bellarmine Binghamtom Brown Bucknell Buffalo St Butler Canisius Clarkson Colgate Cornell Cortland Dartmouth Delaware Drew Drexel Duke Fairfield Furman Geneseo Georgetown * Hamilton Hartford Harvard Hobart Hofstra Ithaca Jacksonville Johns Hopkins Lafayette Lehigh Loyola Manhattan Marist Marquette * Maryland Massachusetts Md. Baltimore County Michigan Navy New Hampshire North Carolina Notre Dame Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Oswego Penn State Penn Providence * Quinnipiac Rensselaer DENVER HEAD COACH BILL TIERNEY Robert Morris Rochester Rutgers * Sacred Heart St. Lawrence St. John s * Stony Brook Suny-Cortland Syracuse Towson Vermont Villanova * Virginia Yale TOTALS AT DENVER OPPONENT Overall Home Away Neutral W L W L W L W L Air Force Albany Bellarmine Brown Canisus Cornell Drexel Duke Fairfield Furman Georgetown Hartford Hobart Jacksonville Johns Hopkins Lehigh Loyola Manhattan Marist Marquette Michigan North Carolina Notre Dame Ohio State Penn Penn State Providence Quinnipiac Robert Morris Rutgers Sacred Heart St. John s Stony Brook Syracuse Vermont Villanova Virginia TOTALS COACH TIERNEY S NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD FIRST ROUND (11-3) YEAR SCHOOL RESULTS OPPONENT 1990 Princeton 9-8, W Johns Hopkins 1995 Princeton 11-6, W Massachusetts 1999 Princeton 7-5, L Syracuse 2003 Princeton 16-10, W Albany 2004 Princeton 12-4, W Rutgers 2006 Princeton 11-8, W UMBC 2007 Princeton 9-8, L Georgetown 2009 Princeton 10-7, W Massachusetts 2010 Denver 9-7, L Stony Brook 2011 Denver 13-10, W Villanova 2012 Denver 16-14, W North Carolina 2013 Denver 19-14, W Albany 2014 Denver 9-5, W North Carolina 2015 Denver 15-9, W Brown QUARTERFINALS (14-7) YEAR SCHOOL RESULTS OPPONENT 1990 Princeton 18-7, L Yale 1991 Princeton 14-13, L Towson State 1992 Princeton 11-10, W Maryland 1993 Princeton 12-6, W Loyola 1994 Princeton 12-11, W Johns Hopkins 1995 Princeton 15-11, L Syracuse 1996 Princeton 22-6, W Towson State 1997 Princeton 11-9, W Massachusetts 1998 Princeton 11-9, W Duke 2000 Princeton 10-7, W Maryland 2001 Princeton 8-7, W Loyola 2002 Princeton 14-13, W Georgetown 2003 Princeton 15-5, L Syracuse 2004 Princeton 9-8, W Maryland 2006 Princeton 11-6, L Maryland 2009 Princeton 6-4, L Cornell 2011 Denver 14-9, W Johns Hopkins 2012 Denver 9-10, L Loyola 2013 Denver 12-11, W North Carolina 2014 Denver 15-6, W Drexel 2015 Denver 15-13, W Ohio State SEMIFINALS (9-5) YEAR SCHOOL RESULTS OPPONENT 1992 Princeton 16-14, W North Carolina 1993 Princeton 15-9, L Syracuse 1994 Princeton 10-7, W Brown 1996 Princeton 11-9, W Syracuse 1997 Princeton 10-9, W Duke 1998 Princeton 11-10, W Syracuse 2000 Princeton 12-11, W Virginia 2001 Princeton 12-11, W Towson 2002 Princeton 11-9, W Johns Hopkins 2004 Princeton 8-7, L Navy 2011 Denver 14-8, L Virginia 2013 Denver 9-8, L Syracuse 2014 Denver 15-12, L Duke 2015 Denver 11-10, W Notre Dame CHAMPIONSHIP (6-2) YEAR SCHOOL RESULTS OPPONENT 1992 Princeton 10-9, W Syracuse 1994 Princeton 9-8, W Virginia 1996 Princeton 13-12, W Virginia 1997 Princeton 19-7, W Maryland 1998 Princeton 15-5, W Maryland 2000 Princeton 13-7, L Syracuse 2001 Princeton 10-9, W Syracuse 2002 Princeton 13-12, L Syracuse FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 9

10 DU S RECORD WHEN 2015 Under Tierney Stat W L W L Overall Home Road Neutral site On turf On grass In an NFL Stadium Day games Night games In overtime In one-goal games Against teams ranked in top Against teams ranked in top Against unranked teams Leading after one quarter Trailing after one quarter Tied after one quarter Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Leading after third quarter Trailing after third quarter Tied after third quarter Scoring first Opponent scores first Scoring 10 or more goals Scoring fewer than 10 goals Allowing 10 or more goals Allowing fewer than 10 goals More groundballs Less groundballs Tied groundballs Win more faceoffs Opponent wins more faceoffs Faceoffs are equal More turnovers Less turnovers Turnovers are equal More penalties Less penalties Penalties are equal Score multiple man-up goals Scored one man-up goal Failed to score a man-up goal Opponent scores multiple man-up goals Opponent scores one man-up goal Opponent fails to score a man-up goal In February In March In April In May On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Start time 8-10 a.m. MT Start time p.m. MT Start time 12-2 p.m. MT Start time 2-4 p.m. MT Start time 4-6 p.m. MT Start time 6-8 p.m. MT Start time 8-10 p.m. MT Following a win Following a loss CHARTING THE PIONEERS Times Led/T DU in Points Season Career Connor Cannizzaro Wesley Berg 6 22 Tyler Pace 4 5 Zach Miller 2 7 Erik Adamson 1 7 Jack Bobzien 0 6 Times Led/T DU in Goals Season Career Wesley Berg Connor Cannizzaro 9 9 Erik Adamson 4 13 Zach Miller 2 8 Tyler Pace 2 5 Jack Bobzien 1 6 Times Led/T DU in Assists Season Career Zach Miller 7 12 Connor Cannizzaro 7 7 Tyler Pace 5 8 Wesley Berg 3 11 Erik Adamson 0 7 Jack Bobzien 0 5 Garret Holst 0 2 Sean Cannizzaro 0 1 Times Led/T DU in GB Season Career Trevor Baptiste Mike Riis 4 5 Chris Hampton 1 13 Wesley Berg 1 6 Connor Cannizzaro 1 1 Garret Holst 0 5 Ryan LaPlante 0 3 Jack Bobzien 0 2 Sean Cannizzaro 0 2 Jake Nolan 0 2 Erik Adamson 0 1 Joe Bano 0 1 Carson Cannon 0 1 Pat Karole 0 1 Times Led/T DU in CT Season Career Mike Riis 7 15 Christian Burgdorf 7 9 Christian Thomas 4 5 Carson Cannon 2 9 Ryan LaPlante 2 3 Zach Miller 2 2 Connor Cannizzaro 2 2 Erik Adamson 2 2 Pat Karole 1 4 Wesley Berg 1 4 Chris Hampton 1 2 Garret Holst 0 7 Jake Nolan 0 2 Sean Cannizzaro 0 1 Scored 3+ goals Season Career Connor Cannizzaro Wesley Berg Erik Adamson 5 17 Tyler Pace 2 7 Jack Bobzien 1 11 Zach Miller 1 8 Dallas Bridle 0 1 Scored 6+ goals Season Career Wesley Berg 2 6 Jack Bobzien 1 1 Connor Cannizzaro 1 1 Erik Adamson 0 2 Tallied 3+ assists Season Career Connor Cannizzaro 7 7 Zach Miller 4 4 Tyler Pace 3 3 Wesley Berg 1 2 Erik Adamson 0 1 Jack Bobzien 0 2 Tallied 4+ points Season Career Connor Cannizzaro Wesley Berg 9 28 Zach Miller 7 12 Tyler Pace 6 8 Erik Adamson 4 15 Jack Bobzien 2 10 Tallied 5+ more GBs Season Career Trevor Baptiste Garret Holst 2 4 Mike Riis 2 3 Chris Hampton 1 11 Wesley Berg 1 1 Connor Cannizzaro 1 1 Jack Bobzien 0 2 Sean Cannizzaro 0 1 Ryan LaPlante 0 7 Tallied 3+ CT Season Career Mike Riis 2 2 Christian Burgdorf 1 2 Pat Karole 1 1 Carson Cannon 0 2 Garret Holst 0 2 Tallied 10+ F-O Wins Season Career Trevor Baptiste Chris Hampton 0 9 Joe Bano 0 1 Made 10+ saves Season Career Ryan LaPlante 7 22

11 Points Connor CANNIZZARO (56g, 33a) Eric Law (43g 35a) Wesley BERG (53g, 20a) Wesley Berg (56g 16a) Mark Matthews (46g 24a) Wesley Berg (48g 20a) Mark Matthews (47g 17a) Jack Bobzien (42g 21a) Alex Demopoulos (36g 24a) Alex Demopoulos (30g 28a) Zach MILLER (25g, 33a) 2015 SINGLE-SEASON RECORD WATCH Goals Wesley Berg Connor CANNIZZARO Wesley BERG Wesley Berg Jamie Lincoln Mark Matthews Mark Matthews Erik Adamson Eric Law Jack Bobzien 2014 Assists Jeremy Noble Eric Law Connor CANNIZZARO Zach MILLER Alex Demopoulos Alex Demopoulos Tyler Pace Mark Matthews Alex Demopoulos Charley Dickenson Charley Dickenson Wesley Berg 2015 Man-up goals Connor CANNIZZARO Cameron Flint Erik ADAMSON Tyler Pace Wesley Berg Jamie Lincoln Gordie Koerber Alex Demopoulos Erik Adamson Mark Matthews Wesley Berg Mark Matthews Zach MILLER 2015 Faceoff W-L pct. (minimum 100 faceoffs) Colby Cox ( ) Trevor BAPTISTE ( ) Geoff Snider ( ) Colby Cox (73-118) Scott Davidson ( ) Chase Carraro ( ) Scott Davidson ( ) Chase Carraro ( ) Ben Wahler ( ) Chase Carraro ( ) 2013 Faceoff Wins Trevor BAPTISTE ( ) Geoff Snider ( ) Chase Carraro ( ) Chase Carraro ( ) Ben Wahler ( ) 2008 Shots Connor CANNIZZARO (56 goals) Wesley Berg (56 goals) Wesley BERG (53 goals) Mark Matthews (46 goals) Wesley Berg (48 goals) Jamie Lincoln (48 goals) Mark Matthews (47 goals) Cameron Flint (37 goals) Mike Law (34 goals) Erik Adamson (44 goals) 2014 Shots on goal Connor CANNIZZARO (56 goals) Jamie Lincoln (48 goals) Wesley Berg (56 goals) Wesley Berg (48 goals) Wesley BERG (53 goals) Mark Matthews (46 goals) Mark Matthews (47 goals) Erik Adamson (44 goals) Mark Matthews (38 goals) Cameron Flint (37 goals) 2013 Ground balls Geoff Snider Trevor BAPTISTE Ben Wahler Chase Carraro Chase Carraro Mike Law Ben Wahler Scott Davidson Jeremy Noble Dillon Roy 2010 Goals against avg (minimum 250 minutes) Austin Konkel (32 GA, 255 min) Brian Berger (87 GA, 675 min) Jeff Nunziato (94 GA, 721 min) J. Hollingsworth (101 GA, 765 min) Jamie Faus (78 GA, 574 min) Ryan LAPLANTE (129 GA, 920 min) 2015 FACEBOOK/DENVERMENSLACROSSE 11