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1 2015 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY 14 Sat. (2) W, Sat. (2) W, Sat. (2) DARTMOUTH W, 20-5 MARCH 7 Sat. (3) (4) L, (ot) 14 Sat. (4) * (7) (ESPNU) W, Sat. (3) (15) (ESPNU) W, Sat. (2) * (1) (ESPNU) Noon APRIL 4 Sat. * (ESPNU) 5 pm 7 Tues. (ESPN3) 4 pm 18 Sat. * (ESPNU) 4 pm ACC Tournament PPL Park Chester, Pa. 24 Fri. Semifinals (ESPNU) 26 Sun. Final (ESPNU) MAY 2 Sat. (CBS Sports Network) 1 pm NCAA Tournament Play-in Games 6 Wed. Campus Sites First Round 9/10 Campus Sites Sat./Sun. Quarterfinals 16/17 Denver, Colo./Annapolis, Md. Sat./Sun. Semifinals 23 Sat. Philadelphia, Pa. Lincoln Financial Field Final 25 Mon. Philadelphia, Pa. Lincoln Financial Field All times local to site Home games in BOLD CAPS * - ACC game NOTRE DAME MEN S LACROSSE 2014 ACC Tournament Champion 2010 & 2014 NCAA Finalist 2001 & 2012 NCAA Semifinalist 9 Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances Media Relations Contact: Sean Carroll - Carroll.64@nd.edu (o) (c) Overall: 7-0 ACC: 2-0 Home: 6-0 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0 #1 vs. #2 NOTRE DAME Saturday, March 28 Noon (ET) Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Indiana Syracuse leads series 8-2 Last meeting: ND 15, SU 14 (4/27/14 in Chester, Pa.) TV/INTERNET ESPNU/WatchESPN Eamon McAnaney (play-by-play) Paul Carcaterra (analyst) LIVE STATS UND.com (Gametracker) SETTING THE STAGE No. 2 Notre Dame (5-1, 1-0 ACC) will play host to No. 1 Syracuse (7-0, 2-0 ACC) Saturday in a key Atlantic Coast Conference showdown. Faceoff is slated for noon (ET) at Arlotta Stadium. The game will be broadcast on ESPNU and WatchESPN with Eamon McAnaney (play-by-play) and Paul Carcaterra (analyst) on the call. Live stats will be available via Gametracker on UND.com. The Fighting Irish opened ACC action March 14 with an 11-9 victory. Syracuse has defeated Virginia (15-9) and Duke (19-7) in conference play. Notre Dame boasts the ACC s top defensive unit (7.5 goals per game), while Syracuse has the league s top offense (15.4 goals per game). This will be the first time Notre Dame has been part of a No. 1 versus No. 2 matchup. THE SERIES Notre Dame and Syracuse split two meetings last season. The Orange won the regular-season clash, 11-10, inside the Carrier Dome, while Notre Dame produced a victory in the title game of the ACC Tournament. The Orange own an 8-2 advantage in the series. Syracuse is 1-1 all-time at Notre Dame. The last meeting in South Bend occurred in 2012 and the Irish won 8-6 to clinch the BIG EAST regular-season title. A LOOK AT THE ORANGE Syracuse is 7-0 overall and 2-0 in ACC play. The Orange is averaging 15.4 goals per game, while allowing 7.7 per contest. Junior attackman Dylan Donahue has a team-high 22 goals, while senior attackman Kevin Rice leads the Orange in assists (20) and points (35). Senior goalie Bobby Wardwell has all seven decisions and he carries a 7.23 goals-against average and a.574 save percentage. Last season, Syracuse posted an 11-5 mark (2-3 ACC) and fell to Bryant, 10-9, in the first round of the NCAA Championship. Head coach John Desko is in his 17th season at the helm of the Syracuse program. THE LAST TIME Notre Dame upended Syracuse in the thrilling title game of the 2015 ACC Tournament. The Orange jumped out to a 6-3 lead, but the Irish evened things up, 7-7, by halftime. Notre Dame led 14-9 at the end of the third quarter and the Irish withstood a fourth-quarter surge from the Orange before holding on for the victory. Notre Dame s Matt Kavanagh, the tournament MVP, had a gamehigh six points on four goals and two assists. Jim Marlatt had three goals and one assist for the Irish. Notre Dame goalie Conor Kelly made eight saves in the win. Randy Staats led Syracuse with five goals. Overall: 5-1 ACC: 1-0 Home: 3-0 Away: 2-1 Neutral: 0-0 Fighting Irish Quick Facts First Varsity Season 1981 All-Time Record (.664) NCAA Tournament Appearances 19 (9 consecutive) Best NCAA Tournament Finish Finalist (2010 & 2014) Final Fours 4: 2001, 2010, 2012, 2014 Head Coach Kevin Corrigan (27th Season, Virginia 82) Record at ND (.681) Career Record (Full Seasons): (.663) (28) Assistant Coach Gerry Byrne (9th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Assistant Coach Matt Karweck (3rd season, Notre Dame 06) Conference Atlantic Coast Conference (2nd Season) Home Field Arlotta Stadium (outdoor - turf - 4,500) Loftus Sports Center (indoor - turf) 2014 Record ACC Record (finish) 2-3 (T-3rd) 2014 NCAA Tournament Finalist (L, 9-11 to Duke) Starters Returning/Lost 8/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 16/12 Newcomers 13 Page 1

2 2015 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Austin Gaiss M Fr North Andover, MA/Phillips Academy 2 Liam Kennedy A So Garden City, NY/Garden City/Deerfield Academy 3 Will Gilmartin M Sr Nesconset, NY/St. Anthony s/lawrenceville 4 Anthony Marini A So Medford, NJ/St. Joseph s Prep 5 Jim Marlatt*** (C) M GS Clarksville, MD/River Hill 6 Chris Carter D So San Diego, CA/Torrey Pines 7 Kyle Runyon A Sr Coronado, CA/Coronado 8 Pat Healy LSM/D So Southborough, MA/St. Sebastian s 9 Conor Kelly* G Sr St. Davids, PA/Haverford 10 Jack Sheridan D Jr West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep 11 Adam Goins M Jr Berwyn, PA/Conestoga 13 John Travisano, Jr. M/FO Fr Ellicott City, MD/Howard 14 Ryan Smith LSM/D GS Summit, NJ/St. Peter s Prep 15 Cole Riccardi M Jr Madison, NJ/Delbarton 16 Sergio Perkovic* M So Bloomfield Hills, MI/Brother Rice 17 Will Corrigan*** M Sr South Bend, IN/St. Joseph s 18 Eddy Lubowicki* A Jr Somerset, NJ/St. Joseph s (Metuchen) 19 Kyle Trolley M Jr Peterborough, Ontario/Culver Military Academy (IN) 20 Nick Ossello*** M/FO Sr Wheat Ridge, CO/Wheat Ridge 21 Logan Connolly A Sr Davidsonville, MD/St. Mary s 22 Jack Near*** (C) M Sr Bronxville, NY/Bronxville 23 Connor McCollough M Sr Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne s-belfield 24 Mikey Wynne A Fr Sykesville, MD/St. Paul s 26 Jordan Walter M Fr Cold Spring Harbor, NY/Cold Spring Harbor 27 Ben Pridemore M So Baltimore, MD/Boys Latin School 28 Conor Doyle*** (C) A Sr Towson, MD/Gilman School 29 Tyler Ruhl A Fr Baltimore, MD/Gilman School 30 Edwin Glazener* D Jr La Jolla, CA/The Bishop s School 31 P.J. Finley M/FO So Berwyn, PA/Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville 33 Pierre Byrne M Fr South Bend, IN/Culver Military Academy 34 Trevor Brosco* M Jr Shoreham, NY/Shoreham-Wading River 35 Thomas Stephan LSM/D Jr Chatham, NJ/Chatham 36 Alex Hurdle D Fr Cockeysville, MD/McDonogh 37 Zack Bartolo A So Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 38 Nick Koshansky* M So Kings Park, NY/St. Anthony s 40 Henry Williams* LSM/D Sr Potomac, MD/Georgetown Prep 41 Shane Doss* G So Glen Ridge, NJ/Glen Ridge 42 William Young D Fr New York, NY/Phillips Academy (MA) 43 Matt Landis** D Jr Pelham, NY/Pelham Memorial 44 Bobby Gray M Jr San Rafael, CA/St. Ignatius College Prep/Deerfield Acad. 45 Kyle Borbi M Fr Medford, NJ/Shawnee 46 John Sexton LSM/D Fr Sudbury, MA/Lincoln-Sudbury 48 Patrick Hadley M Fr Hopkinton, NH/Deerfield Academy 50 Matt Kavanagh** A Jr Rockville Centre, NY/Chaminade/Hotchkiss 51 Brendan Collins M Fr Bethesda, MD/Georgetown Prep 52 Garrett Epple* D So Cockeysville, MD/Calvert Hall College High School 54 Owen Molloy G Fr Basking Ridge, NJ/Ridge 55 Robert Collins M So Mahwah, NJ/Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall Head Coach: Kevin Corrigan (27th season, Virginia 82) Assistant Coaches: Gerry Byrne (9th season, UMass-Amherst 86) Matt Karweck (3rd season, Notre Dame 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kevin Anderson (Loyola-Md. 93) Operations: Jonathan Rodak Athletic Trainer: Mandy Merritt Strength & Conditioning Coach: Kevin Enchelmeyer * - Monograms earned (C) Team captain Roster By State/Country PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Gaiss...rhymes with ice Glazener...GLAZE-ner Koshansky...Ko-SHAN-skee Lubowicki...Lou-BO-wi-key Marlatt...MAR-lot Ossello...Oh-SELL-oh Perkovic...Perk-OH-vick Riccardi...Ri-CAR-dee Wynne...Win California (4) Chris Carter Edwin Glazener Bobby Gray Kyle Runyon Colorado (1) Nick Ossello Connecticut (1) Zack Bartolo Indiana (2) Pierre Byrne Will Corrigan Maryland (11) Brendan Collins Logan Connolly Conor Doyle Garrett Epple Alex Hurdle Jim Marlatt Ben Pridemore Tyler Ruhl John Travisano, Jr. Henry Williams Mikey Wynne Massachusetts (3) Austin Gaiss Pat Healy John Sexton Michigan (1) Sergio Perkovic New Hampshire (1) Patrick Hadley New Jersey (9) Kyle Borbi Robert Collins Shane Doss Eddy Lubowicki Anthony Marini Owen Molloy Cole Riccardi Ryan Smith Thomas Stephan New York (9) Trevor Brosco Will Gilmartin Matt Kavanagh Liam Kennedy Nick Koshansky Matt Landis Jack Near Jordan Walter William Young Pennsylvania (4) P.J. Finley Adam Goins Conor Kelly Jack Sheridan Virginia (1) Connor McCollough Canada (1) Kyle Trolley Page 2

3 Probable Starters Attack Cl Stats 24 Mikey Wynne Fr. 19g/1a/9gb 28 Conor Doyle Sr. 10g/5a/6gb 50 Matt Kavanagh Jr. 13g/14a/12gb Midfield 16 Sergio Perkovic So. 12g/4a/6gb 17 Will Corrigan Sr. 1g/2a/6gb 20 Nick Ossello Sr. 6g/3a/15gb Defense 30 Edwin Glazener Jr. 0g/0a/8gb 43 Matt Landis Jr. 0g/0a/11gb 52 Garrett Epple So. 0g/0a/21gb Goalie 41 Shane Doss So gaa/.611 sv% Key Reserves Attack 18 Eddy Lubowicki Jr. 1g/4a/0gb Second Midfield 5 Jim Marlatt Gr. 3g/3a/6gb 15 Cole Riccardi Jr. 5g/1a/6gb 34 Trevor Brosco Jr. 3g/0a/1gb SSDM 22 Jack Near Sr. 2g/3a/8gb 38 Nick Koshansky So. 0g/0a/5gb 51 Brendan Collins Fr. 2g/1a/5gb 55 Robert Collins So. 0g/0a/4gb Defense 10 Jack Sheridan Jr. 0g/0a/2gb LSM 14 Ryan Smith Gr. 0g/0a/4gb 40 Henry Williams Sr. 0g/0a/2gb 46 John Sexton Fr. 0g/1a/10gb Faceoff 13 John Travisano, Jr. Fr (.588) 20 Nick Ossello Sr (.435) 31 P.J. Finley So (.552) Goalie 9 Conor Kelly Sr gaa/.444 sv% USILA Coaches Poll March Syracuse 2. NOTRE DAME 3. Maryland 4. North Carolina 5. Denver 6. Duke 7. Cornell 8. Virginia 9. Princeton 10. Albany 11. Yale 12. Brown 13. Marquette 14. Georgetown 15. Loyola 16. Ohio State 17. Army 18. Towson 19. Johns Hopkins 20. Bucknell Cascade/Maverik Media Poll March Syracuse 2. NOTRE DAME 3. Maryland 4. North Carolina 5. Denver 6. Duke 7. Cornell 8. Virginia 9. Albany 10. Princeton 11. Yale 12. Marquette 13. Brown 14. Georgetown 15. Ohio State 16. Loyola 17. Army 18. Towson 19. Boston University 20. Johns Hopkins Bold indicates 2015 Irish opponent Irish In The Rankings USILA Inside Lacrosse Preseason 2 2 Feb Feb March March March March NOTRE DAME BLANKS THE BUCKEYES Notre Dame s stifling defense and outstanding goaltending play combined to post the second shutout in program history with last Saturday s 9-0 blanking of No. 15 Ohio State at Arlotta Stadium. Notre Dame sophomore Shane Doss started between the pipes and stopped 11 Buckeye shots, while senior Conor Kelly came off the bench to play the final 4:25 of the game and made two saves to preserve the shutout. Notre Dame s only other clean sheet in program history came in a 15-0 win over Mt. Union on April 10, Notre Dame s man-down defensive unit halted all five of Ohio State s man-up chances. Offensively, senior midfielder Nick Ossello paced the Fighting Irish with three goals, which matched a career-high total. Senior attackman Conor Doyle had two goals and one assist for the Irish. DOSS EARNS NATIONAL AND ACC HONORS For his performance in last Saturday s shutout win over Ohio State, Notre Dame sophomore goalie Shane Doss was named the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) Division I Defensive Player of the Week and the ACC Defensive Player of the Week. Doss started and played all but 4:25 in Notre Dame s 9-0 blanking of the 15th-ranked Buckeyes. The sophomore stopped 11 shots and helped the Fighting Irish defense negate four manup opportunities during his time in the game. The victory improved Doss record to 4-1 on the campaign. He has made 10 or more saves in four of his five starts this season. It was the third ACC weekly honor for Notre Dame in the past two weeks. Mikey Wynne (Fr./A) and Matt Landis (Jr./D) swept the offensive and defensive awards, respectively, last week. NOTRE DAME IN THE NCAA RANKINGS The Fighting Irish boast the nation s top man-up offensive unit (.667), and they rank eighth nationally in both scoring offense (13.5 gpg.) and scoring defense (7.5 gpg.). Shane Doss (So./G) is third nationally in goals-against average (6.95) and fourth in save percentage (.611). Mikey Wynne (Fr./A) has the nation s eighth-best goals-pergame mark (3.2). FIGHTING IRISH IN THE POLLS Notre Dame is No. 2 in this week s USILA coaches poll and the Cascade/Maverik media poll. Nine of Notre Dame s 11 regular-season opponents are ranked in the top-20 of both polls. IRISH AGAINST NO. 1 The Fighting Irish are 0-4 all-time against teams ranked No. 1 in either the USILA coaches poll or the media poll. Notre Dame s last encounter with a top-ranked team was a 7-5 setback to Loyola in the semifinals of the 2012 NCAA Championship. This will be the first time the Irish have played host to a No. 1-ranked team. KAVANAGH PRODUCING POINTS Matt Kavanagh has produced multiple points in every game this season, including three contests with six or more points. The junior attackman has notched six or more points in a game 11 times during his career. Kavanagh s career 3.75 points-per-game average is fourth among all active Division I players. Kavanagh currently has a team-best 15-game goal streak, which is the longest of his career. MANNING UP Notre Dame boasts the nation s top man-up offense (.667). The Fighting Irish are 10-of-15 in extra-man opportunities this season. Mikey Wynne has a team-best four man-advantage goals, while Matt Kavanagh and Sergio Perkovic both have two man-up tallies. HOT SHOTS The Fighting Irish rank sixth nationally in shot percentage (.357). Individually, Mikey Wynne is 10th in the nation in shot percentage (.487) and Conor Doyle is 13th (.476). Notre Dame Record in 2015 Home Away Neutral Indoors Outdoors Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Vs. Teams ranked Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after 1st Qtr Trailing after 1st Qtr Tied after 1st Qtr Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after 3rd Qtr Trailing after 3rd Qtr Tied after 3rd Qtr In overtime Scoring 1-5 goals Scoring 6-9 goals Scoring 10 or more goals Allowing 0-5 goals Allowing 6-9 goals Allowing 10 or more goals One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four-goal games Five-plus goal games Wins more faceoffs Opp. wins more faceoffs Faceoffs are equal More shots than opp Opp. has more shots Shots are the same More saves than opp Opp. has more saves Saves are the same More GB than opp Opp. has more GB GB are the same In February In March In April In May Day Games Night Games Vs. ACC Vs. America East Vs. Atlantic Sun Vs. BIG EAST Vs. Big Ten Vs. CAA Vs. ECAC Vs. Independents Vs. Ivy League Vs. MAAC Vs. Northeast Conference Vs. Patriot League Page 3

4 ACC Overall Syracuse NOTRE DAME North Carolina Duke Virginia Offensive Player of the Week Feb. 9 Greg Coholan, Virginia Feb. 16 Dylan Donahue, Syracuse Feb. 23 Jimmy Bitter, North Carolina Dylan Donahue, Syracuse March 2 Kevin Rice, Syracuse March 9 James Pannell, Virginia March 16 Mikey Wynne, Notre Dame March 23 Dylan Donahue, Syracuse Defensive Player of the Week Feb. 9 Davi Sacco, Virginia Feb. 16 Sean Young, Syracuse Feb. 23 Ben Williams, Syracuse March 2 Tate Jozokos, North Carolina March 9 Matt Barrett, Virginia March 16 Matt Landis, Notre Dame March 23 Shane Doss, Notre Dame ACC Preseason Coaches Poll 1. Notre Dame (3 first place votes, 23 points) 2. Syracuse (2 first place votes, 22 points) 3. North Carolina (13 points) 4. Duke (10 points) 5. Virginia (7 points) Preseason All-ACC Team Attack Matt Kavanagh, Jr., A, Notre Dame Kevin Rice, Sr., A, Syracuse Joey Sankey, Sr., A, North Carolina Midfield Deemer Class, Jr., M, Duke Myles Jones, Jr., M, Duke Chad Tutton, Sr., M, North Carolina Defense Brandon Mullins, R-Jr., D, Syracuse Austin Pifani, So., D, North Carolina Tanner Scales, Jr., D, Virginia Faceoff Specialist Stephen Kelly, So., M, North Carolina Goalkeeper Kieran Burke, Jr., GK, North Carolina Longstick Ryan Kilpatrick, Sr., LSM, North Carolina Shortstick Will Haus, Sr., SSM, Duke SUCCESSFUL STRETCH Top winning percentages since beginning of 2008 season (as of games played March 25) W L % 1. Syracuse Duke NOTRE DAME Cornell Virginia FIGHTING IRISH SPURTS Notre Dame has produced significant scoring spurts in each of the last five games. Notre Dame scored every goal in last Saturday s 9-0 win over Ohio State. The Fighting Irish scored the first seven goals in the 11-9 victory. Notre Dame surrendered the first goal to Denver before scoring five straight times, but the Irish would suffer an overtime setback. After Dartmouth tied Notre Dame, 2-2, the Fighting Irish rattled off 14 consecutive tallies in the 20-5 victory. The Irish overturned a 1-0 deficit with nine straight goals en route to the 17-8 victory. SPREADING THE WEALTH Fifteen different Notre Dame players have scored a goal this season. Four Fighting Irish players have a double-digit goal total (Mikey Wynne 19, Matt Kavanagh 13, Sergio Perkovic 12, Conor Doyle 10). WHAT A START FOR WYNNE Freshman attackman Mikey Wynne has a team-high 19 goals this season. He has posted three or more goals in four of six games this season. Wynne produced six goals against Georgetown in the season opener and followed that with four goals. He scored three times versus Dartmouth and had five goals in the ACC opener. Wynne was held without a goal for the first time this season in last Saturday s win over Ohio State. PERKOVIC A PLAYMAKER Sophomore Sergio Perkovic is Notre Dame s leading midfield scorer this season with 12 goals and four assists. He tied a career-high mark of five points with three goals and two assists against Georgetown in the season opener. Perkovic has 13 multiple-goal games during his career, including four games of three-plus tallies. Perkovic netted 28 goals last season, including five in the national title game. The 28 goals were the most ever for a freshman midfielder at Notre Dame. CONSISTENCY FROM CONOR DOYLE Senior attackman Conor Doyle has a 27-game point streak, which ranks 15th nationally and is the longest on the team. Doyle has produced 71 points (46g, 25a) during the streak. KAVANAGH IN THE IRISH RECORD BOOK Junior attackman Matt Kavanagh s 150 career points (87g, 63a) rank seventh in the Notre Dame record book. Kavanagh s 87 goals are the eighth-most in school history and the 63 assists are tied for fifth. Kavanagh produced Fighting Irish single-season records for points (75) and assists (33) in Kavanagh s 42 goals last season were the most for a Notre Dame player since Randy Colley netted a school-record 49 goals in Kavanagh is the only player in Notre Dame history to register 30 goals and 30 assists in the same season (42g, 33a in 2014). He has 27 multiple-goal games during his career (14 with three-plus goals). Kavanagh matched a school record with seven goals in last season s win at Ohio State. Notre Dame-Syracuse Series Syracuse leads 8-2 H: 1-1/A: 0-3/N: 1-4 Date Location Result * Piscataway, NJ L, Syracuse, NY L, ^ Ithaca, NY L, Notre Dame, IN L, Syracuse, NY L, Notre Dame, IN W, E. Rutherford, NJ L, # Villanova, PA L, Syracuse, NY L, @ Chester, PA W, * - NCAA Tournament semifinals ^ - NCAA Tournament quarterfinals # - BIG EAST Tournament - ACC Tournament final HAT TRICKS IN 2015 Opponent (Date) Goals Mikey Wynne Georgetown (2/14) 6 Virginia (3/14) 5 Michigan (2/21) 4 Dartmouth (2/28) 3 Matt Kavanagh Denver (3/7) 4 Michigan (2/21) 3 Sergio Perkovic Georgetown (2/14) 3 Dartmouth (2/28) 3 Conor Doyle Virginia (3/14) 3 Nick Ossello Ohio State (3/21) 3 Cole Riccardi Dartmouth (2/28) 3 FOUR ON TEWAARATON WATCH LIST Matt Kavanagh (Jr./A), Matt Landis (Jr./D), Jack Near (Sr./M) and Sergio Perkovic (So./M) are among 50 players who recently were named to the 2015 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. Kavanagh was a Tewaaraton Award nominee last season. FIVE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Five Notre Dame players garnered preseason All-America honors from Inside Lacrosse. Junior attackman Matt Kavanagh was selected to the first team, while sophomore midfielder Sergio Perkovic was placed on the second team. Junior defenseman Matt Landis earned a third-team citation and Garrett Epple (So./D) and Jack Near (Sr./M) both were honorable-mention picks. VETERAN TRIO TO CAPTAIN THE IRISH Seniors Jim Marlatt, Conor Doyle and Jack Near have been named team captains for the 2015 campaign. Marlatt, a fifth-year senior, is a two-time team captain, while Doyle and Near are in their first year in the leadership position. Page 4

5 IN THE IRISH RECORD BOOK Career Points Player (years) G A Pts. 1. Randy Colley ( ) Pat Walsh ( ) Mike Sullivan ( ) David Ulrich ( ) Tom Glatzel ( ) Joe Franklin ( ) Matt Kavanagh (2013-pres.) John Olmstead ( ) Ryan Hoff ( ) Bob Trocchi ( ) Career Goals Player (years) Goals 1. Randy Colley ( ) Ryan Hoff ( ) Joe Franklin ( ) Chris Dusseau ( ) Tom Glatzel ( ) Mike Sullivan ( ) Robbie Snyder ( ) Matt Kavanagh (2013-pres.) Bob Trocchi ( ) 84 Pat Walsh ( ) 84 Career Assists Player (years) Assists 1. David Ulrich ( ) Pat Walsh ( ) Randy Colley ( ) Mike Sullivan ( ) John Olmstead ( ) 63 Jimmy Keenan ( ) 63 Matt Kavanagh (2013-pres.) Tom Grote ( ) Bob Trocchi ( ) Will Sutton ( ) 56 GETTING DEFENSIVE Since the beginning of the 2007 season (a span of 135 games), the Irish defense has limited opponents to seven goals or fewer 80 times. Notre Dame has held foes to four goals or fewer 18 times during that stretch. The Irish have allowed 10 or more goals just 17 times in the last 74 games. Year GAA Final NCAA Rank th th * 1st nd nd st th th th * - program record KAVANAGH IS CLUTCH Matt Kavanagh has three overtime game-winning goals during his career. He netted the deciding goal in last season s triumph over Albany in the NCAA quarterfinals. During his freshman campaign, he scored in overtime against Penn State and North Carolina (3ot). THREE IRISH PLAYERS PICKED IN MLL DRAFT Three Notre Dame seniors - Jack Near (M), Conor Doyle (A) and Nick Ossello (M) - were selected in the 2015 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Collegiate Draft. The Rochester Rattlers picked Near in the first round with the seventh overall selection. Doyle went to the Chesapeake Bayhawks in the sixth round (43rd overall), while the Denver Outlaws picked Ossello in the eighth round (60th overall). GAME CHANGERS AWARD Members of the Notre Dame men s lacrosse team have been recognized as Atlantic Coast Conference/ United Way Game Changers and were honored during the 2015 New York Life ACC Tournament. The Game Changers initiative was introduced this year as part of the Atlantic Coast Conference s unique and longstanding partnership with United Way. It seeks to recognize and highlight specific ACC team involvement with its local United Way chapter. ELITE COMPANY Notre Dame and Duke are the only two schools to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship in each of the last five campaigns. Notre Dame and Maryland are the only two programs to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship field in each of the last nine seasons. The Fighting Irish are 10-5 in the NCAA tournament over the last five seasons. IRISH ATHLETICS TO HONOR FATHER HESBURGH The University of Notre Dame athletics department will commemorate the legacy of long-time University president Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., in a number of ways. Father Hesburgh died February 26 at age 97. He served as University president from Notre Dame athletic teams will wear Fr. Ted patches or stickers on some combination of their uniforms, warm-ups or helmets. Moments of silence will be observed prior to home events in each of Notre Dame s 26 varsity sports. In the near future, there will be commemorative signage created for each Notre Dame home athletic venue to be featured either on the field or court itself or displayed elsewhere at the facility Irish Honors & Awards Shane Doss (So./G) USILA Division I Defensive Player of the Week (3/25) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/23) Conor Doyle (Sr./A) MLL Draft Pick, Chesapeake 6th Rnd. (43rd overall) Garrett Epple (So./D) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) Matt Kavanagh (Jr./A) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (1st Team) Preseason All-ACC Team Matt Landis (Jr./D) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/16) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (3rd Team) Jack Near (Sr./M) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (HM) MLL Draft Pick, Rochester 1st Rnd. (7th overall) Nick Ossello (Sr./M/FO) MLL Draft Pick, Denver 8th Rnd. (60th overall) Sergio Perkovic (So./M) Tewaaraton Award Watch List Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (2nd Team) Mikey Wynne (Fr./A) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (3/16) Page 5

6 Head Coach Kevin Corrigan Career Record: (.663), 29th Season Record at Notre Dame: (.681), 27th Season BIG EAST Coach of the Year: 2012 GWLL Coach of the Year: 1994, 1996, 2001, 2007, 2009 Head Coaching Ledger Year School W L Pct Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon Totals & 2014 NCAA Finalist 2001 & 2012 NCAA Semifinalist 9 NCAA Quarterfinals 9 Straight NCAA Appearances 63 All-America Honorees 141 All-Conference Selections Year School W L Pct. Conference NCAA Tournament 1989 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1991 Notre Dame GLC Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1993 Notre Dame GLC/1st First Round 1994 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1995 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinalist 1996 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1997 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 1998 Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st First Round 2000 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Quarterfinalist 2001 Notre Dame GWLL/1st Semifinalist 2002 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL Notre Dame GWLL First Round 2007 Notre Dame GWLL/1st First Round 2008 Notre Dame GWLL/T-1st/Tourn. Champ Quarterfinalist 2009 Notre Dame GWLL/1st/Tourn. Champ First Round 2010 Notre Dame BE/T-4th Finalist 2011 Notre Dame BE/2nd Quarterfinalist 2012 Notre Dame BE/1st Semifinalist 2013 Notre Dame BE/3rd Quarterfinalist 2014 Notre Dame ACC/T-3rd/Tourn. Champ Finalist 2015 Notre Dame ACC 27-Year Totals (.793) 19 appearances 29-Year Career Totals titles (16 regular-season & 3 tournament) Most Seasons at One School in NCAA Division I Men s Lacrosse Current Head Coach School Seasons Season Started 1. Bob Shillinglaw Delaware Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame Dom Starsia Virginia All-Time Head Coach School Seasons Years 1. Roy Simmons, Sr. Syracuse Sid Jamieson Bucknell Bob Shillinglaw Delaware present Babe Kraus Hobart Tom Dent Dartmouth Glenn Thiel Penn State Bill Lawson Lafayette Carl Runk Towson Richie Moran Cornell F. Morris Touchstone Army Roy Simmons, Jr. Syracuse Kevin Corrigan Notre Dame present 13. Howdy Myers Hofstra Randy Marks Villanova Randy Voigt Drexel George Finlayson Navy Dom Starsia Virginia present Dave Urick Georgetown Dick Watts UMBC Dinty Moore Navy Kevin Corrigan vs. All Opponents Adelphi 1-1 Air Force 20-1 Albany 2-0 Army 4-1 Bellarmine 4-0 Brown 2-0 Bucknell 2-0 Butler 13-1 Canisius 4-0 Colgate 1-0 Cornell 1-5 Dartmouth 7-2 Delaware 1-0 Denison 3-1 Denver 14-5 Detroit 1-0 Drexel 4-1 Duke 5-6 Fairfield 4-3 Georgetown 6-8 Guilford 1-1 Hampden-Sydney 0-2 Hartford 2-0 Harvard 8-3 Hobart 6-1 Hofstra 7-8 Jacksonville 1-0 Johns Hopkins 1-4 Kenyon 2-0 Lake Forest 4-0 Lehigh 4-0 Loyola 6-13 Lynchburg College 2-0 Maryland 3-5 UMBC 3-1 Massachusetts 1-4 Marquette 2-0 Michigan 1-0 Michigan State 5-3 Mt. St. Mary s 2-3 New Hampshire 2-0 New Haven 1-1 North Carolina 6-6 Ohio State 25-4 Ohio Wesleyan 1-5 Pennsylvania 3-2 Penn State 15-6 Pfeiffer 1-0 Potsdam 0-1 Princeton 1-1 Providence 4-0 Quinnipiac 6-0 Radford 2-0 Roanoke 0-2 Robert Morris 1-0 Rutgers 6-2 St. Bonaventure 1-0 St. John s 4-2 St. Mary s (Md.) 1-1 San Diego State 1-0 Stony Brook 1-1 Syracuse 2-8 Vermont 1-0 Villanova 12-4 Virginia 4-4 Virginia Military Institute 1-1 Virginia Tech 2-0 William & Mary 0-2 Wooster 3-0 Yale Page 6

7 1 Austin Gaiss Freshman North Andover, Massachusetts Phillips Academy DARTMOUTH 2015 Has Not Played Totals 2 Liam Kennedy Sophomore Attackman Garden City, New York Garden City/Deerfield Acad. DARTMOUTH Has Not Played Totals 3 Will Gilmartin Senior Nesconset, New York St. Anthony s/lawrenceville 4 Anthony Marini Sophomore Attackman Medford, New Jersey St. Joseph s Prep DARTMOUTH Has Not Played Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:...1 (Michigan) Pts:...1 (Michigan) Gls:... 1 (Michigan 15) Assts:...-- Pts:... 1 (Michigan 15) GB:... 1 (Syracuse 14) Page 7

8 5 Jim Marlatt Graduate Student Captain Clarksville, Maryland River Hill 6 Chris Carter Sophomore Defenseman San Diego, California Torrey Pines DARTMOUTH Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:...1, three times (MR: Denver) Assts:...2 (Virginia) Pts:... 2, twice (Dartmouth & Virginia) GB:... 2, twice (Michigan & Denver) Gls:...5 (Duke 13) Assts:...3 (Villanova 12) Pts:...6 (Duke 13) GB:...5, four times (MR: Jacksonville 14) Team Captain (2014 & 2015) All-ACC Academic Team (2014) USILA Third Team All-America (2013) USILA Honorable Mention All-America (2012) All-BIG EAST First Team (2012, 2013) Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2013) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2011, 2012, 2013) 7 Kyle Runyon Senior Attackman Coronado, California Coronado 8 Pat Healy Sophomore LSM/Defenseman Southborough, Massachusetts St. Sebastian s DARTMOUTH Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Assts:... 1 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 1 (Dartmouth) GB:... 1 (Ohio State) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Robert Morris 14) Assts:... 1, twice (Jacksonville 14 & Dartmouth 15) Pts:...2 (Jacksonville 14) GB:...3 (Robert Morris 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) GB:... 2 (Ohio State) GB:... 2 (Ohio State 15) Page 8

9 9 Conor Kelly Senior Goalie St. Davids, Pennsylvania Haverford 2015 Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L * 36: W DARTMOUTH 18: : Year GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L GB : : : Totals : Saves:... 5 (Georgetown) Fewest GA (full game)...na GB:...1 (Dartmouth) Minutes:... 36:11 (Georgetown) Saves: (Harvard* 14) Fewest GA (full game)... 5, twice (MR: Harvard* 14) GB:... 6 (Maryland^ 14) Minutes:...61:31 (Albany* 14) * - NCAA Tournament; ^ - ACC Tournament NCAA All-Tournament Team (2014) All-ACC Tournament Team (2014) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) 10 Jack Sheridan Junior Defenseman West Chester, Pennsylvania Malvern Prep DARTMOUTH Totals GB:...1, twice (Denver & Ohio State) Gls:...-- Assts:...-- Pts:...-- GB:...1, three times (MR: Ohio State 15) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) 11 Adam Goins Junior Berwyn, Pennsylvania Conestoga DARTMOUTH Has Not Played Totals GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) Page 9

10 13 John Travisano, Jr. Freshman /Faceoff Ellicott City, Maryland Howard FO DARTMOUTH FO/% /.588 Totals /.588 GB:...2 (Virginia) GB:...2 (Virginia 15) 14 Ryan Smith Graduate Student LSM/Defenseman Summit, New Jersey St. Peter s Prep DARTMOUTH Totals GB:... 2 (Dartmouth) Gls: Assts: Pts: GB:... 5 (North Carolina 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) 15 Cole Riccardi Junior Madison, New Jersey Delbarton DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:... 3 (Dartmouth) Assts:...1 (Virginia) Pts:... 3 (Dartmouth) GB:... 3 (Georgetown) Gls:... 3 (Dartmouth 15) Assts:...1 (Virginia 15) Pts:... 3 (Dartmouth 15) GB:... 3 (Georgetown 15) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) 16 Sergio Perkovic Sophomore Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Brother Rice * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals Gls:... 3, twice (Georgetown & Dartmouth) Assts:...2, twice (Georgetown & Virginia) Pts:... 5 (Georgetown) GB:... 2, twice (Georgetown & Ohio State) Gls:... 5 (Duke* 14) Assts:... 2, twice (Georgetown 15 & Virginia 15) Pts:...5, three times (MR: Georgetown 15) GB:... 3 (Syracuse 14) * - NCAA Tournament Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2015) NCAA All-Tournament Team (2014) All-ACC Academic Team (2014) Page 10

11 17 Will Corrigan Senior South Bend, Indiana St. Joseph s 18 Eddy Lubowicki Junior Attackman Somerset, New Jersey St. Joseph s (Metuchen) * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:... 1 (Georgetown) Assts:... 1, twice (Dartmouth & Virginia) Pts:... 1, three times (MR: Virginia) GB:...2, twice (Denver & Ohio State) Gls:... 2 (Villanova 13) Assts:...2 (Providence 13) Pts:...3, twice (Providence 13 & Villanova 13) GB:... 3, twice (Denver 14 & Robert Morris 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) Gls:...1 (Michigan) Assts:... 2 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 2 (Dartmouth) Gls:...2 (Jacksonville 14) Assts:... 3 (Army 14) Pts:... 4 (Army 14) GB:... 1 (Marquette 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) 19 Kyle Trolley Junior Peterborough, Ontario Culver Military Academy (Ind.) DARTMOUTH Totals GB:... 2 (Dartmouth) GB:... 2 (Dartmouth 15) 20 Nick Ossello Senior /Faceoff Wheat Ridge, Colorado Wheat Ridge FO * * DARTMOUTH* * * FO/% / / / /.435 Totals /.480 Gls:... 3 (Ohio State) Assts:...2 (Michigan) Pts:... 3 (Ohio State) GB:...6 (Dartmouth) Gls:... 3, twice (Virginia 14 & Ohio State 15) Assts:... 2, three times (MR: Michigan 15) Pts:...3, three times (MR: Ohio State 15) GB: (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (17-21) (Providence 13) MLL Draft Pick (Denver, 8th Rnd., 60th overall) Page 11

12 21 Logan Connolly Senior Attackman Davidsonville, Maryland St. Mary s 22 Jack Near Senior Captain Bronxville, New York Bronxville 23 Connor McCollough Senior Charlottesville, Virginia St. Anne s-belfield 24 Mikey Wynne Freshman Attackman Sykesville, Maryland St. Paul s DARTMOUTH Totals DARTMOUTH Totals DARTMOUTH Totals * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) Gls:...1, twice (Georgetown & Denver) Assts:...1, three times (MR: Denver) Pts:...2, twice (Georgetown & Denver) GB:... 3, twice (Georgetown & Dartmouth) Gls:... 2 (Army 14) Assts:... 2 (Maryland^ 14) Pts:... 2, five times (MR: Denver 15) GB:...4, four times (MR: Army 14) ^ - ACC Tournament Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2015) USILA All-America Honorable Mention (2014) MLL Draft Pick (Rochester, 1st Rnd., 7th overall) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) GB:... 1 (Dartmouth) Gls:...1 (Robert Morris 14) Pts:...1 (Robert Morris 14) GB:...2 (Providence 13) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) Gls:... 6 (Georgetown) Assts:...1 (Michigan) Pts:... 6 (Georgetown) GB:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia) Gls:... 6 (Georgetown 15) Assts:...1 (Michigan 15) Pts:... 6 (Georgetown 15) GB:... 2, three times (MR: Virginia 15) ACC Offensive Player of the Week (3/16) Page 12

13 26 Jordan Walter Freshman Cold Spring Harbor, New York Cold Spring Harbor DARTMOUTH Totals Ben Pridemore Sophomore Baltimore, Maryland Boys Latin School DARTMOUTH * Totals GB:... 1, three times (MR: Virginia 15) Gls:... 1 (Duke* 14) Assts:...1 (Denver 14) Pts:...1, twice (Denver 14 & Duke* 14) GB:...1, four times (MR: Virginia 15) * - NCAA Tournament 28 Conor Doyle Senior Captain Attackman Towson, Maryland Gilman School 29 Tyler Ruhl Freshman Attackman Baltimore, Maryland Gilman School * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:...3 (Virginia) Assts:... 2 (Georgetown) Pts:...3, four times (MR: Ohio State) GB:... 2 (Denver) Gls:... 4, twice (Syracuse 14 & Army 14) Assts:... 3, five times (MR: Maryland* 14) Pts:... 5, three times (MR: Albany* 14) GB:...4 (Syracuse^ 14) * - NCAA Tournament; ^ - ACC Tournament All-ACC Tournament Team (2014) MLL Draft Pick (Chesapeake, 6th Rnd., 43rd overall) Page 13

14 30 Edwin Glazener Junior Defenseman La Jolla, California The Bishop s School * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals GB:...3 (Virginia) Gls:...-- Assts:...-- Pts:...-- GB:... 3 (Virginia 15) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) 31 P.J. Finley Sophomore /Faceoff Berwyn, Pennsylvania Malvern Prep/Lawrenceville FO DARTMOUTH FO/% / /.552 Totals /.547 GB:...5 (Michigan) FO Win%: (7-9) (Dartmouth) GB:...5 (Michigan 15) FO Win%: (7-9) (Dartmouth 15) 33 Pierre Byrne Freshman South Bend, Indiana Culver Military Academy DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:... 2 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 2 (Dartmouth) Gls:... 2 (Dartmouth 15) Pts:... 2 (Dartmouth 15) 34 Trevor Brosco Junior Shoreham, New York Shoreham-Wading River DARTMOUTH FO/% / / /.000 Totals /.489 Gls:... 2 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 2 (Dartmouth) GB:... 1 (Dartmouth) Gls:...3 (Marquette 14) Assts:...1 (Robert Morris 14) Pts:...3 (Marquette 14) GB:...2 (Providence 13) FO Win% (min. 5 att.) % (13-22) (Georgetown 13) Page 14

15 35 Thomas Stephan Junior LSM/Defenseman Chatham, New Jersey Chatham DARTMOUTH Totals Alex Hurdle Freshman Defenseman Cockeysville, Maryland McDonogh DARTMOUTH Totals Zack Bartolo Sophomore Attackman Norwalk, Connecticut Brien McMahon DARTMOUTH Totals Nick Koshansky Sophomore Kings Park, New York St. Anthony s DARTMOUTH Totals GB:... 3 (Denver) GB:... 3 (Denver 15) Page 15

16 40 Henry Williams Senior LSM/Defenseman Potomac, Maryland Georgetown Prep 41 Shane Doss Sophomore Goalie Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge DARTMOUTH Totals Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L GB 23: * 60: W 3 DARTMOUTH* 42: W 1 * 60: L 1 * 60: W 2 * 55: W 2 Year GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L GB : : Totals : GB:... 2 (Georgetown) GB:... 3, twice (Jacksonville 14 & Army 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2012, 2013) : Saves:...13 (Michigan) Fewest GA (full game)...8 (Michigan) GB:...3 (Michigan) Minutes:... 60:42 (Denver) : Saves:...13 (Michigan 15) Fewest GA (full game).7, twice (Ohio State 14 & Marquette 14) GB:... 4 (Ohio State 14) Minutes:... 60:42 (Denver 15) USILA D-I Defensive Player of the Week (3/25) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/23) 42 William Young Freshman Defenseman New York, New York Phillips Academy (Mass.) DARTMOUTH Totals GB:...1 (Michigan) GB:...1 (Michigan 15) 43 Matt Landis Junior Defenseman Pelham, New York Pelham Memorial FO * * DARTMOUTH* * * * FO/% /.000 Totals /.000 GB:...2, four times (MR: Ohio State) GB:... 6 (Georgetown 13) ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/16) Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2015) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) Page 16

17 44 Bobby Gray Junior San Rafael, California St. Ignatius College Prep/ Deerfield Academy 45 Kyle Borbi Freshman Medford, New Jersey Shawnee DARTMOUTH Totals DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:... 1 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 1 (Dartmouth) Gls:... 1, three times (MR: Dartmouth 15) Pts:... 1, three times (MR: Dartmouth 15) GB:...1 (Robert Morris 14) BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2013) 46 John Sexton Freshman LSM/Defenseman Sudbury, Massachusetts Lincoln-Sudbury DARTMOUTH Totals Assts:... 1 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 1 (Dartmouth) GB:...3 (Virginia) Assts:... 1 (Dartmouth 15) Pts:... 1 (Dartmouth 15) GB:...3 (Virginia 15) 48 Patrick Hadley Freshman Hopkinton, New Hampshire Deerfield Academy DARTMOUTH Totals Page 17

18 50 Matt Kavanagh Junior Attackman Rockville Centre, New York Chaminade/Hotchkiss * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals Gls:... 4 (Denver) Assts:... 5 (Dartmouth) Pts:... 7 (Dartmouth) GB:...3, twice (Michigan & Virginia) Gls:...7 (Ohio State 14) Assts:...5 (Dartmouth 15) Pts:...8 (Ohio State 14) GB:... 4, four times (MR: Albany* 14) * - NCAA Tournament Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2015) USILA All-America Second Team (2014) NCAA All-Tournament Team (2014) All-ACC Team (2014) All-ACC Championship Team (2014) ACC Championship MVP (2014) Tewaaraton Award Nominee (2014) USILA Honorable Mention All-America (2013) All-BIG EAST First Team (2013) 51 Brendan Collins Freshman Bethesda, Maryland Georgetown Prep DARTMOUTH Totals Gls:...1, twice (Michigan & Ohio State) Assts:... 1 (Denver) Pts:... 1, three times (MR: Ohio State) GB:... 2, twice (Michigan & Denver) Gls:...1, twice (Michigan 15 & Ohio State 15) Assts:... 1 (Denver 15) Pts:... 1, three times (MR: Ohio State 15) GB:...2, twice (Michigan 15 & Denver 15) 52 Garrett Epple Sophomore Defenseman Cockeysville, Maryland Calvert Hall College H.S. * * DARTMOUTH* * * * Totals GB:... 7 (Ohio State) GB:... 7 (Ohio State 15) 54 Owen Molloy Freshman Goalie Basking Ridge, New Jersey Ridge 2015 Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L DARTMOUTH Year GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves SV% W-L 2015 Has Not Played Totals : Saves: Fewest GA (full game) GB: Minutes: : Saves: Fewest GA (full game) GB: Minutes: Page 18

19 55 Robert Collins Sophomore Mahwah, New Jersey Mahwah/Choate Rosemary Hall DARTMOUTH Totals GB:... 2 (Georgetown) Gls:...1 (Jacksonville 14) Pts:...1 (Jacksonville 14) GB:... 2 (Georgetown 15) Kevin Corrigan Gerry Byrne Matt Karweck Kevin Anderson Head Coach 27th Season at Notre Dame Virginia ( 82) Assistant Coach 9th Season at Notre Dame UMass-Amherst ( 86) Assistant Coach 3rd Season at Notre Dame Notre Dame ( 06) Volunteer Assistant Coach 19th Season at Notre Dame (Loyola-Md. 93) Jonathan Rodak Director of Operations Mandy Merritt Athletic Trainer Kevin Enchelmeyer Strength & Conditioning Coach Page 19

20 GAME 1 GAME 2 Georgetown 12 #2 Notre Dame 14 February 14, 2015 Loftus Sports Center Notre Dame, Indiana Team Total Georgetown (0-1) Notre Dame (1-0) Scoring Summary First Quarter GU 1: Bo Stafford (unassisted), 13:06 (UP) ND 1: Mikey Wynne (Sergio Perkovic), 9:07 ND 2: Mikey Wynne (Matt Kavanagh), 5:00 (UP) ND 3: Mikey Wynne (Matt Kavanagh), 2:43 ND 4: Sergio Perkovic (Jack Near) 2:23 GU 2: Stephen Quinzi (unassisted), 0:48 Second Quarter GU 3: Peter Conley (unassisted), 14:16 ND 5: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 10:44 GU 4: Bo Stafford (Corey Parke), 10:27 GU 5: Devon Lewis (unassisted), 8:27 ND 6: Will Corrigan (Conor Doyle), 7:38 GU 6: Bo Stafford (Devon Lewis), 4:40 ND 7: Mikey Wynne (Eddy Lubowicki), 1:54 (UP) ND 8: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:04 Third Quarter GU 7: Bo Stafford (unassisted), 13:53 ND 9: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 12:55 ND 10: Jack Near (unassisted), 10:01 GU 8: Devon Lewis (unassisted), 8:49 ND 11: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 7:13 GU 9: Stephen Quinzi (Bo Stafford), 4:09 GU 10: William Flatley (unassisted), 1:00 Fourth Quarter GU 11: Matthew Behrens (Craig Berge), 14:23 (UP) ND 12: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 12:28 ND 13: Mikey Wynne (Conor Doyle), 12:20 GU 12: Reilly O Connor (Stephen Quinzi), 9:40 ND 14: Mikey Wynne (Sergio Perkovic), 0:29 (30sec) Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Georgetown: Bo Stafford 4-1, Stephen Quinzi 2-1, Devon Lewis 2-1, Reilly O Connor 1-0, Peter Conley 1-0, William Flatley 1-0, Matthew Behrens 1-0, Craig Berge 0-1, Corey Parke 0-1 Notre Dame: Mikey Wynne 6-0, Sergio Perkovic 3-2, Conor Doyle 1-2, Matt Kavanagh 1-2, Jack Near 1-1, Will Corrigan 1-0, Nick Ossello 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-1 Goalies Georgetown: Nick Marrocco (L, 60:00, 14 GA, 12 SVS) Notre Dame: Conor Kelly (W, 36:11, 8 GA, 5 SVS); Shane Doss (23:49, 4 GA, 3 SVS) Ground Balls Georgetown: Gabriel Mendola 8, Devon Lewis 4, Reilly O Connor 3, Peter Conley 3, Joe Bucci 3, Bo Stafford 2, Craig Berge 2, Bryson Greene 2, Nick Marrocco 2, Charlie Ford 2, Stephen Quinzi 1, Chris Pauzer 1, Michael Mayer 1, Curt Brooks 1, Ryan Hursey 1 Notre Dame: P.J. Finley 4, Garrett Epple 3, Cole Riccardi 3, Jack Near 3, Mikey Wynne 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Edwin Glazener 2, Matt Landis 2, Henry Williams 2, John Sexton 2, Robert Collins 2, Conor Doyle 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, Will Corrigan 1, Nick Ossello 1, Jim Marlatt 1 Faceoffs Georgetown: Gabriel Mendola Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 3-14, P.J. Finley 10-13, John Travisano, Jr. 1-1, Matt Landis 0-1 Team Stats GU ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 12 8 Penalties 3/2:00 2/2:00 #2 Notre Dame 17 Michigan 8 February 21, 2015 Oosterbaan Field House Ann Arbor, Michigan Team Total Notre Dame (2-0) Michigan (2-1) Scoring Summary First Quarter UM 1: Ian King (Brendan Gaughan), 9:23 ND 1: Brendan Collins (unassisted), 3:26 ND 2: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:08 Second Quarter ND 3: Cole Riccardi (Matt Kavanagh), 12:44 ND 4: Matt Kavanagh (Mikey Wynne), 12:08 ND 5: Mikey Wynne (Conor Doyle), 11:23 ND 6: Jim Marlatt (Matt Kavanagh), 10:25 ND 7: Eddy Lubowicki (unassisted), 8:20 ND 8: Mikey Wynne (Matt Kavanagh), 7:23 (UP) ND 9: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 4:31 UM 2: Mike Francia (Ian King), 0:47 Third Quarter ND 10: Mikey Wynne (Nick Ossello), 11:12 UM 3: Ian King (unassisted), 9:37 UM 4: Ian King (Mikie Schlosser), 8:59 (UP) ND 11: Mikey Wynne (unassisted), 8:29 UM 5: Mike Hernandez (unassisted), 4:20 ND 12: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 3:37 UM 6: Will Meter (Ian King), 1:40 ND 13: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:46 Fourth Quarter ND 14: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 7:16 ND 15: Trevor Brosco (unassisted), 6:34 ND 16: Sergio Perkovic (Nick Ossello), 6:27 ND 17: Anthony Marini (unassisted), 4:35 UM 7: Will Meter (unassisted), 1:26 UM 8: Ian King (Will Meter), 0:23 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Mikey Wynne 4-1, Matt Kavanagh 3-3, Conor Doyle 2-1, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Anthony Marini 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Cole Riccardi 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 1-0, Trevor Brosco 1-0, Brendan Collins 1-0, Nick Ossello 0-2 Michigan: Ian King 4-2, Will Meter 2-1, Mike Francia 1-0, Mike Hernandez 1-0, Mikie Schlosser 0-1, Brendan Gaughan 0-1 Goalies Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 8 GA, 13 SVS) Michigan: Gerald Logan (L, 53:33, 16 GA, 16 SVS); Robbie Zonino (6:27, 1 GA, 1 SV) Ground Balls Notre Dame: P.J. Finley 5, Nick Ossello 4, Matt Kavanagh 3, Garrett Epple 3, Shane Doss 3, Jim Marlatt 2, Brendan Collins 2, Mikey Wynne 1, Matt Landis 1, John Travisano, Jr. 1, Ryan Smith 1, Ben Pridemore 1, Nick Koshansky 1, William Young 1, Robert Collins 1 Michigan: Chase Brown 4, Parker McKee 4, Gerald Logan 3, Chase Young 3, Ian King 2, Will Meter 2, Peter Kraus 2, Mike Francia 1, Kyle Jackson 1, David Joseph 1, Mack Gembis 1, Chris Walker 1, Mike Hernandez 1 Faceoffs Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 10-19, P.J. Finley 6-8, John Travisano, Jr. 1-2 Michigan: Chase Brown 9-18, Brad Lott 3-8, Will Biagi 0-2, Paxton Moore 0-1 Team Stats ND UM Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves Penalties 5/4:00 1/1:00 Page 20

21 GAME 3 GAME 4 Dartmouth 5 #2 Notre Dame 20 February 28, 2015 Loftus Sports Center Notre Dame, Indiana Team Total Dartmouth (0-2) Notre Dame (3-0) Scoring Summary First Quarter ND 1: Sergio Perkovic (Jack Near), 14:15 ND 2: Mikey Wynne (unassisted), 9:20 DC 1: Adam Fishman (Cam Lee), 8:23 (UP) DC 2: Don Stephan (unassisted), 6:05 ND 3: Cole Riccardi (Jim Marlatt), 4:43 ND 4: Nick Ossello (Matt Kavanagh), 4:03 ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 2:56 ND 6: Cole Riccardi (unassisted), 2:00 ND 7: Trevor Brosco (Matt Kavanagh), 0:47 Second Quarter ND 8: Matt Kavanagh (John Sexton), 12:18 ND 9: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 8:38 ND 10: Trevor Brosco (Eddy Lubowicki), 8:05 ND 11: Cole Riccardi (unassisted), 4:32 ND 12: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 1:25 Third Quarter ND 13: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 14:24 ND 14: Mikey Wynne (Will Corrigan), 13:47 ND 15: Pierre Byrne (Matt Kavanagh), 10:45 ND 16: Mikey Wynne (Matt Kavanagh), 10:24 (UP) DC 3: Wiley Osborne (unassisted), 8:39 ND 17: Bobby Gray (Matt Kavanagh), 6:58 ND 18: Jim Marlatt (Kyle Runyon), 1:54 Fourth Quarter ND 19: Sergio Perkovic (Eddy Lubowicki), 14:49 (UP) ND 20: Pierre Byrne (unassisted), 11:28 DC 4: Jake Weil (Wiley Osborne), 9:29 DC 5: Don Stephan (unassisted), 3:33 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Dartmouth: Don Stephan 2-0, Wiley Osborne 1-1, Jake Weil 1-0, Adam Fishman 1-0, Cam Lee 0-1 Notre Dame: Mikey Wynne 3-0, Sergio Perkovic 3-0, Cole Riccardi 3-0, Matt Kavanagh 2-5, Nick Ossello 2-0, Pierre Byrne 2-0, Trevor Brosco 2-0, Jim Marlatt 1-1, Conor Doyle 1-0, Bobby Gray 1-0, Eddy Lubowicki 0-2, Will Corrigan 0-1, Kyle Runyon 0-1, Jack Near 0-1, John Sexton 0-1 Goalies Dartmouth: Blair Friedensohn (L, 47:40, 19 GA, 12 SVS); Colin Heffernan (12:20, 1 GA, 0 SV) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 42:00, 3 GA, 6 SVS); Conor Kelly (18:00, 2 GA, 1 SV) Ground Balls Dartmouth: Robert Osgood 7, Taylor Topousis 3, Jack Connolly 2, Timmy Burke 2, Blair Friedensohn 2, Krieg Greco 2, Wiley Osborne 1, Jake Weil 1, Phil Hession 1, Christian Guinchard 1, Austin Duncan 1, KC Beard 1, Dylan Key 1, Don Stephan 1, Adam Philie 1 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 6, Jack Near 3, John Sexton 2, Mikey Wynne 2, Matt Kavanagh 2, Matt Landis 2, Ryan Smith 2, Cole Riccardi 2, Kyle Trolley 2, Conor Doyle 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Edwin Glazener 1, Garrett Epple 1, Shane Doss 1, Pat Healy 1, Conor Kelly 1, John Travisano, Jr. 1, Connor McCollough 1, Ben Pridemore 1, Trevor Brosco 1, Brendan Collins 1, Robert Collins 1 Faceoffs Dartmouth: Krieg Greco 8-22, Phil Hession 0-5 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 8-12, P.J. Finley 7-9, John Travisano, Jr. 4-6 Team Stats DC ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 12 7 Penalties 3/2:30 1/1:00 #3 Notre Dame 10 #4 Denver 11 (ot) March 7, 2015 Barton Stadium Denver, Colorado Team OT Total Notre Dame (3-1) Denver (4-1) Scoring Summary First Quarter DU 1: Jack Bobzien (Erik Adamson), 13:25 ND 1: Sergio Perkovic (unassisted), 12:22 ND 2: Jim Marlatt (unassisted), 8:59 (UP) ND 3: Matt Kavanagh (Nick Ossello), 4:47 ND 4: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 2:34 (UP) ND 5: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 0:03 Second Quarter DU 2: Connor Cannizzaro (Zach Miller), 14:04 DU 3: Connor Cannizzaro (Jack Bobzien), 8:21 (UP) DU 4: Tyler Pace (Wesley Berg), 5:36 ND 6: Matt Kavanagh (Eddy Lubowicki), 3:18 (UP) ND 7: Matt Kavanagh (Jack Near), 2:58 (UP) DU 5: Connor Cannizzaro (Tyler Pace), 2:38 (UP) Third Quarter DU 6: Wesley Berg (Zach Miller), 13:47 ND 8: Mikey Wynne (Conor Doyle), 12:00 DU 7: Zach Miller (Tyler Pace), 5:31 (UP) ND 9: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 4:00 ND 10: Jack Near (Brendan Collins), 1:14 Fourth Quarter DU 8: Zach Miller (Wesley Berg), 10:05 (UP) DU 9: Connor Cannizzaro (unassisted), 9:26 DU 10: Zach Miller (unassisted), 1:19 Overtime DU 11: Zach Miller (unassisted), 3:18 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 4-2, Sergio Perkovic 2-0, Conor Doyle 1-1, Jack Near 1-1, Mikey Wynne 1-0, Jim Marlatt 1-0, Nick Ossello 0-1, Eddy Lubowicki 0-1, Brendan Collins 0-1 Denver: Zach Miller 4-2, Connor Cannizzaro 4-0, Tyler Pace 1-2, Wesley Berg 1-2, Jack Bobzien 1-1, Erik Adamson 0-1 Goalies Notre Dame: Shane Doss (L, 60:42, 11 GA, 12 SVS) Denver: Ryan LaPlante (W, 60:42, 10 GA, 2 SVS) Ground Balls Notre Dame: Garrett Epple 4, P.J. Finley 3, Nick Koshansky 3, Will Corrigan 2, Conor Doyle 2, Jim Marlatt 2, John Sexton 2, Brendan Collins 2, Shane Doss 1, Matt Landis 1, Nick Ossello 1, Mikey Wynne 1, Matt Kavanagh 1, Will Gilmartin 1, Jack Sheridan 1, Ryan Smith 1 Denver: Mike Riis 6, Ryan LaPlante 3, Garret Holst 3, Trevor Baptiste 2, Erik Adamson 2, Tyler Pace 1, Jack Bobzien 1, Wesley Berg 1, Zach Miller 1, Trey McGee 1, Brendan Bomberry 1, Christian Thomas 1, Sean Cannizzaro 1 Faceoffs Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 6-17, P.J. Finley 1-6 Denver: Trevor Baptiste Team Stats ND DU Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 12 2 Penalties 6/4:00 4/3:30 Page 21

22 GAME 5 GAME 6 #4 Notre Dame 11 #7 Virginia 9 March 14, 2015 Klockner Stadium Charlottesville, Virginia Team Total Notre Dame (4-1) Virginia (5-2) Scoring Summary First Quarter ND 1: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 12:01 ND 2: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 9:08 ND 3: Mikey Wynne (Cole Riccardi), 7:58 ND 4: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 3:49 ND 5: Mikey Wynne (Sergio Perkovic), 2:43 Second Quarter ND 6: Sergio Perkovic (Matt Kavanagh), 11:33 ND 7: Mikey Wynne (Jim Marlatt), 10:41 VA 1: Greg Coholan (unassisted), 7:34 ND 8: Mikey Wynne (Sergio Perkovic), 0:53 VA 2: Ryan Tucker (Zed Williams), 0:12 (UP) Third Quarter ND 9: Conor Doyle (Jim Marlatt), 9:10 VA 3: Ryan Tucker (unassisted), 7:46 VA 4: Owen Van Arsdale (unassisted), 1:33 Fourth Quarter VA 5: Greg Coholan (unassisted), 14:32 VA 6: Greg Coholan (Owen Van Arsdale), 12:18 ND 10: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 11:41 ND 11: Mikey Wynne (Will Corrigan), 5:53 VA 7: Ryan Lukacovic (Owen Van Arsdale), 4:43 VA 8: Greg Coholan (Owen Van Arsdale), 3:28 VA 9: Ryan Tucker (Ryan Lukacovic), 3:02 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Notre Dame: Mikey Wynne 5-0, Conor Doyle 3-0, Matt Kavanagh 2-1, Sergio Perkovic 1-2, Jim Marlatt 0-2, Will Corrigan 0-1, Cole Riccardi 0-1 Virginia: Greg Coholan 4-0, Ryan Tucker 3-0, Owen Van Arsdale 1-3, Ryan Lukacovic 1-1, Zed Williams 0-1 Goalies Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 60:00, 9 GA, 10 SVS) Virginia: Matt Barrett (L, 60:00, 11 GA, 9 SVS) Ground Balls Notre Dame: Matt Kavanagh 3, Edwin Glazener 3, Garrett Epple 3, P.J. Finley 3, John Sexton 3, Mikey Wynne 2, Matt Landis 2, Shane Doss 2, John Travisano, Jr. 2, Jack Near 2, Conor Doyle 1, Sergio Perkovic 1, Will Corrigan 1, Ben Pridemore 1, Pat Healy 1 Virginia: Matt Barrett 7, Zed Williams 6, Tyler German 5, Michael Howard 4, Jason Murphy 4, Owen Van Arsdale 2, Ryan Lukacovic 1, Ryan Tucker 1, Davi Sacco 1, Jack Falk 1, AJ Fish 1, Joe French 1 Faceoffs Notre Dame: P.J. Finley 7-16, John Travisano, Jr. 4-8 Virginia: Jason Murphy 12-21, Jeff Kratky 1-3 #15 Ohio State 0 #3 Notre Dame 9 March 21, 2015 Arlotta Stadium Notre Dame, Indiana Team Total Ohio State (7-3) Notre Dame (5-1) Scoring Summary First Quarter ND 1: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 13:07 ND 2: Matt Kavanagh (unassisted), 5:55 Second Quarter ND 3: Conor Doyle (Matt Kavanagh), 4:09 (UP) Third Quarter ND 4: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 14:53 ND 5: Nick Ossello (unassisted), 13:24 ND 6: Conor Doyle (unassisted), 0:59 Fourth Quarter ND 7: Sergio Perkovic (Conor Doyle), 12:27 ND 8: Cole Riccardi (unassisted), 10:08 ND 9: Brendan Collins (unassisted), 7:03 Individual Scoring (goals-assists) Ohio State: No scoring Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 3-0, Conor Doyle 2-1, Matt Kavanagh 1-1, Sergio Perkovic 1-0, Cole Riccardi 1-0, Brendan Collins 1-0 Goalies Ohio State: Tom Carey (L, 60:00, 9 GA, 10 SVS) Notre Dame: Shane Doss (W, 55:35, 0 GA, 11 SVS); Conor Kelly (4:25, 0 GA, 2 SVS) Ground Balls Ohio State: Christopher May 7, Jesse King 5, Robby Haus 4, Colin Chell 2, Evan Mulchrone 2, Chris Mahoney 2, Tom Carey 2, Reegan Comeault 2, Ryan Hunter 2, Rick Lewis 1, Brendan Barger 1 Notre Dame: Garrett Epple 7, Nick Ossello 3, Matt Kavanagh 2, Sergio Perkovic 2, Will Corrigan 2, Edwin Glazener 2, Matt Landis 2, Shane Doss 2, Pat Healy 2, Mikey Wynne 1, Conor Doyle 1, Jim Marlatt 1, Kyle Runyon 1, Jack Sheridan 1, Cole Riccardi 1, Nick Koshansky 1, John Sexton 1 Faceoffs Ohio State: Christopher May 8-12, Jake Withers 1-1 Notre Dame: Nick Ossello 3-7, P.J. Finley 1-6 Team Stats OSU ND Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves Penalties 3/2:30 6/4:00 Team Stats ND VA Shots Ground Balls Faceoffs Clears EMO Saves 10 9 Penalties 1/0:30 1/1:00 Page 22