19-59 (6th year) Holy Cross Record (6th year) Sports Information Contact. Jim Wrobel Phone

Transcription

1 Navy (3-4) vs. Holy Cross (2-5) Saturday, March 20 12:00 pm Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Annapolis, Md. Navy Midshipmen 2010 Record 3-4, 2-1 Patriot League 2009 Record 11-5, 4-2 Patriot League Streak Lost 2 Last Game March 16 - lost to Towson, 10-9 Next Game March 27 - at Colgate (3:00 pm) Ranking RV (USILA Coaches); RV (Nike/IL Media) Head Coach Richie Meade (North Carolina 76) Career Record (20th year) Navy Record (16th year) Sports Information Contact Stacie Michaud Phone michaud@usna.edu Web Site NavySports.com Holy Cross Crusaders Record 2-5, 1-0 Patriot League 2009 Record 3-12, 0-6 Patriot League Streak Lost 1 Last Game March 17 - lost to Hartford, 10-6 Next Game March 27 - at Lehigh () Ranking NR (USILA Coaches); NR (Nike/IL Media) Head Coach Adam Pascal (Middlebury 99) Career Record (6th year) Holy Cross Record (6th year) Sports Information Contact Jim Wrobel Phone jwrobel@holycross.edu Web Site GoHolyCross.com Game Information Date: Saturday, March 20 Faceoff: 12:00 pm Location: Annapolis, Md. Facility: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Capacity: 34,000 (AstroPlay) Television: None Radio: 1430 WNAV (Pete Medhurst) All-Access: NavySports.com (subscription) Live Stats: Gametracker on NavySports.com Series: Navy Leads, 6-0 Streak: Navy, 6 games Last Meeting: , Navy won, 10-5, in Worcester, Mass. Game Preview The Navy lacrosse team returns to Patriot League action this weekend when it plays host to Holy Cross on Saturday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium... with the Mids boasting a 6-0 series advantage and Holy Cross joining Lafayette atop the conference standings, Saturday afternoon s battle between the two programs is sure to be entertaining... faceoff is set for 12:00 pm. The Midshipmen head into Saturday s contest having lost two in a row, road games against Lafayette (15-8) and Towson (10-9)... on Tuesday, Navy rallied from four down and held the Tigers scoreless for better than 20 minutes in the second half, but gave up the game-winner with six seconds remaining. Holy Cross, who had its two-game winning streak snapped on Wednesday with a loss to Hartford, has played five of its seven games away from home... last weekend the Crusaders scored the program s first win over Colgate, beating the Raiders, 9-8, in Worcester. Saturday s contest will be broadcast over the radio waves by WNAV 1430 AM with Pete Medhurst handling the call... coverage begins with the Navy Lacrosse Pregame Show at 11:45 am... the game will also be streamed online via Navy All-Access with live stats available at Previewing Holy Cross After dropping its first four games of the season, Holy Cross is back on track earning wins over Dartmouth (13-8) and conference foe Colgate (9-8)... the Crusaders winning streak, however, did come to an end on Wednesday, dropping a 10-6 decision to Hartford. Three of their five losses have been by three or fewer goals... they lost their season-opener at St. John s by one goal (9-8), a road game against Marist by three (11-8) and a two-goal decision in their home opener against Harvard (9-7). Senior attackman Edison Parzanese is the anchor to the Holy Cross offense, producing a team-high 17 points on seven goals and 10 assists... Chris Smirti, also a senior attackman, has punched in a team-best 14 goals and is coming off a hat trick against Hartford, while rookie attackman James Kennedy has scored 11 goals. The two areas of question for the Crusaders are at faceoff and in goal... sophomore A.J. Guarente has taken 122 of the team s 148 draws, but is winning at only a 37.7 percent clip... meanwhile, Connor Sweeney has gotten the call between the pipes where he is giving up nearly 10 goals per game (9.86) and owns a 46.9 save percentage. Taking the Field In Dating back to last year s Patriot League Tournament contest against Colgate, senior midfielder Joe Lennon owns the team s longest point streak, producing a goal or an assist in 10-straight games. 9 The Mids have scored just nine extra-man goals on 28 attempts (28.1) this season. 8 Navy has scored eight or more goals in all six games in the series against Holy Cross. 7 Trailing 4-3 going into the final quarter of play in last year s game against Holy Cross, the Mids scored seven goals in the fourth to secure the 10-5 win. 6 Second-year goalkeeper RJ Wickham has produced double-figure saves in six games this season (Lehigh - 9). 5 Navy s defense has held its opponent scoreless in five quarters this year, including Lehigh who did not score in the first or fourth quarters. 4 Senior attackman Brendan Connors scored a career-high four goals at Towson on Tuesday. 3 Senior midfielder Patrick Moran has produced hat tricks in three games this season - VMI, Loyola, Bucknell. 2 Since 2004, Navy has lost just two games (40-2) when scoring 10 or more goals since Holy Cross has given up double figure goals in three of its five losses this season. 1 The Midshipmen have played three one-goal games this season, winning just one of the three. Meet the Mids Navy will hold its annual Meet the Mids following the conclusion of Saturday s game against Holy Cross (12:00 pm) at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Members of the Navy men s lacrosse team will be available for autographs on the Blue Concourse, with the first 300 kids in line for the postgame autograph session receiving a Navy lacrosse Meet the Mids t-shirt, compliments of Annapolis area sponsors Chick-fil-A and Papa Johns. In addition, Navy s 2010 lacrosse poster and an autograph card will be available, while prizes will also be handed out. Page Schedule 2010 Navy Schedule 3-4 / 2-1 Patriot League Home: 2-2 Away: 1-2 Neutral: 0-0 February Date Rk Opponent (Rk) Result / Time 13 T11/11 VMI W T11/15 LOYOLA (15/16) L 7-8 OT 25 16/14 N. CAROLINA (C) (4/3) L 4-11 March 2 RV/RV at Lehigh * W RV/RV BUCKNELL *(C) (13/13) W 8-7 OT 12 17/13 at Lafayette * (15/19) L RV/RV at Towson L RV/RV HOLY CROSS * 12:00 PM 27 --/-- at Colgate * 3:00 pm April 2 --/-- GEORGETOWN (C) 7:00 PM 10 --/-- at Maryland (E) 12:00 pm 17 --/-- vs. Army * + (E) 4:00 pm 24 --/-- JOHNS HOPKINS (C) 12:00 PM 30, 2 Patriot League Tournament (C) May 15, 16 NCAA Tournament First Round 22, 23 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals 29, 31 NCAA Tournament Semifinals, Final Television - CBS College Sports (C); ESPNU (E) Rankings - USILA Coaches / Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media * denotes Patriot League Game + Day of Rivals (Baltimore, Md.) NCAA quarterfinal games played at Princeton and Stony Brook NCAA semifinal and championship games played at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md. Navy Lacrosse History First Season 1908 NCAA Championships / Last 0 / NA National Championships / Last 17 / 1970 PL Tournament Championships / Last 5 / 2009 PL Regular-Season Championships / Last 5 / 2008 NCAA Tournament Appearances / Last 26 / , 1st Rd. lost to 3rd-seeded Duke, 14-5 PL Tournament Appearances / Last 6 / 2009 All-Time Record / 103rd Yr All-Time Patriot League Record 34-6 /7th Yr All-Time Patriot League Tournament Record 10-1 All-Time NCAA Tournament Record 16-26

2 Series History Navy owns a 6-0 advantage in the series, including a 23-5 victory over the Crusaders, 23-5, in the inaugural meeting in Annapolis. While Saturday s contest between the Mids and Crusaders will be the seventh meeting in the series, it is only the third time in which the two teams will battle in Annapolis and first since The last time the two teams played in Annapolis, Navy jumped out to an 11-0 lead and cruised to a 17-3 victory... eight Navy players scored goals, including co-captain Jon Birsner who paced the Mids with seven points on one goal and six assists. Navy and Holy Cross have twice played one another in Worcester, Mass. (2005, 09) and twice in Dallas, Texas... in 2007, the two teams squared off at SMU s Ford Field and in 2008, they battled at the historic Texas Stadium, the prior home of the Dallas Cowboys. Navy has scored eight or more goals in all six games, while putting up double-figure goals in five of the six (8 in 2005)... the Mids defense, however, has held Holy Cross to five or fewer goals in every game. Navy Stats vs. Holy Cross No. Player GP G APts Sh GB FO 1 Andy Warner Nikk Davis Taylor Reynolds Patrick Moran Tim Paul Basil Daratsos Joe McAuliffe Joe Lennon Brendan Connors Marty Gallagher Brian Striffler Kevin Doyle Evan Sullivan Kyle Kapron Ryan O Leary Tom Mansfield Michael Hirsch Jaren Woeppel Stephen Driscoll Gordon Lawson Zack Schroeder Jake Brosnan Frankie Coppola Matt Vernam No. Player GP Min. GA GAA Sv Sv% 3 RJ Wickham 1 60: Navy Lacrosse Navy-Holy Cross Series Overall Navy Leads, 6-0 Inaugural Meeting , Navy 23-5 in Annapolis, Md. Navy Leads, 2-0 Last Meeting , Navy 10-5 in Worcester, Mass. Navy Leads, 2-0 Last Navy Win , Navy 10-5 at Neutral Site Navy Leads, 2-0 Last HC Win --- at PL Tournament --- Current Streak Navy, 6 games All-Time Game Comparison (Navy / Holy Cross Stats) Date Site Result Shots GB FO Clears EMO Saves Annapolis W, / / / / / / Worcester W, / / / / / / Annapolis W, / / / / / / Dallas, Texas W, / / / / / / Dallas, Texas W, / / / / / / Worcester W, / / / / / / 13 Last Time Out vs. the Crusaders Sparked by All-Patriot League midfielder Patrick Moran s two late goals, No. 15 Navy utilized a sevengoal fourth quarter effort to earn a 10-5 victory over Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. The Midshipmen, who have played five of their last six games on the road, pumped in five goals over just a 3:12 span in the final quarter of play. The first half featured just two goals, one by each team as neither could get any momentum going. Holy Cross scored three minutes into the contest after Kenny Minor sent a bouncer past Navy keeper RJ Wickham. Navy junior Tim Paul eventually scored the equalizer off a Geoff Leone pass with nine minutes to go in the second quarter. The play originated from the defensive end of the field, as Leone scrambled across the midline and fed Paul for a hard shot on the left corner of the box. Just over a minute into the second half, Navy took its first lead of the game when Paul wrapped around the left side of the goal and quickly sent the ball over Jimmy Harrison s shoulder. Holy Cross, however, answered when Luke Marchand found Chris Smirti who went to the top shelf for the game-tying goal at the 10:36 mark. The Crusaders took the lead back with seven minutes to go as Nick Rabiecki sent a worm burner past Wickham s ankles from six yards out. Navy, who turned in a 24-for-27 performance off its clearing game, used it to its advantage as sophomore Andy Warner received the ball behind the net and walked up to the crease uncovered and poked in a shot with 3:50 to go in the third, tying the game for the third time. Once again the Crusaders came storming back thanks to a five-yarder by Matt Moran to put Holy Cross up for a final time in the contest. Down 4-3 heading into the final quarter of play, Navy was in desperate need of a lift and it got just that from its midfield. Senior second-liner Shane Durkin used a roll dodge to break loose from his defender and bounced in a shot from five yards out. Fifty nine seconds later, Navy took the lead for good when middie Brian Striffler switched his stick from his left to right hand, racing straight up the middle to punch in his fifth goal in the last four contests. Navy took a 7-4 lead by the 5:48 mark when Basil Daratsos and Moran worked together on back-to-back goals, including the second of the two by Moran that was a hard sidewinder shot on the run. The Mids went on to score their next three goals in just 34 seconds, including a tough lefty shot from in tight by rookie Nikk Davis. Navy won the ensuing faceoff and senior Bruce Nechanicky found senior Michael Beggins who cranked an overhand shot. The Mids once again took the faceoff, as long pole Zack Schroeder picked up the ground ball and found the opposite wing, d-middie Marty Gallagher, sitting the crease for his first collegiate goal. Junior Frankie Coppola played a sensational game from the faceoff x where he won 13 of the 17 draws he took and paced Navy with six ground balls. Page 2 Holy Cross Crusaders Inside the Stats Record Conference Record Coaches/Media Poll RV / RV NR / NR Current Streak Lost 2 Lost 1 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Shots / Gm Shots Allowed / Gm Ground Balls / Gm GB Allowed / Gm Faceoffs Faceoff Pct Clears Clear Pct EMO EMO Pct Man Down (killed-att.) Man Down Pct Save Pct Holy Cross Schedule/Results 2-5 / 1-0 Patriot League Home: 1-1 Away: 1-4 Neutral: 0-0 Date Opponent Result / Time 2-20 at St. John s L at Yale L at Marist L HARVARD L at Dartmouth W COLGATE * W at Hartford L at Navy * 12:00 pm 3-27 at Lehigh * 3-30 VERMONT 4:00 PM 4-3 BUCKNELL * 4:00 PM 4-10 LAFAYETTE * 1:00 PM 4-17 QUINNIPIAC 4:00 PM 4-20 BRYANT 7:00 PM 4-24 at Army * 12:00 pm 4-30/5-2 Patriot League Tournament * Patriot League Opponent A Look Back at Navy-HC 2009 #15 Navy def. Holy Cross, 10-5 March 14, 2009 Worcester, Mass. #15 Navy (6-2, 3-1 PL) Holy Cross (0-5, 0-1 PL) Scoring: Navy - Beggins 1-0-1, Daratsos 0-1-1, Davis 1-0-1, Durkin 1-0-1, Gallagher 1-0-1, Leone 0-1-1, Moran 2-0-2, Nechanicky 0-1-1, Paul 2-0-2, Schroeder 0-1-1, Striffler 1-0-1, Warner Holy Cross - Marchand 0-1-1, McGeehin 1-0-1, Minor 1-0-1, Moran 1-0-1, Rabiecki 1-0-1, Smirti Goalies: Navy - Wickham 60:00, 5 GA, 7 saves. Holy Cross - Harrison 60:00, 10 GA, 13 saves. Team Stats Navy Holy Cross Shots = = 22 Ground balls = = 17 Faceoffs 13-19, , 31.6 Clears 24-27, , 75.9 Extra-Man Opp. 0-2, , 00.0 Saves = = 13 Turnovers = = 23 Penalties 2-1:00 2-1:00

3 Take Note Dating back to last season, at least one Navy player has turned in a hat trick in 10 of the last 14 games (did not vs. Duke 09, North Carolina, Lehigh & Lafayette in 10), including Patrick Moran, who has produced hat tricks in three games this season. A year ago, Patrick Moran and Evan Sullivan were responsible for a combined 12 of the Mids 15 extra-man goals... Moran has scored five of the Mids nine manup goals this season, while Sullivan is responsible for one... Andy Warner has scored three this season, including two against Lafayette. Senior middies Joe Lennon and Patrick Moran are the only players to produce a point in all seven games this season... furthermore, Lennon owns the team s longest current point producing streak, turning in a point in 10 consecutive games... the last game he did not score a goal or deliver an assist was last year s Johns Hopkins contest. Sophomore attackman Ryan O Leary has emerged from his shell in the last two games, producing two goals and three assists for five points... he fed Joe Lennon twice at Lafayette and came up with two goals and an assist at Towson earlier this week. Sophomore keeper RJ Wickham s 19-save effort against Loyola (2-20), which earned the Feb. 22 Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week award, was the best by a Navy keeper since former Navy team captain Seth DiNola turned away 21 shots on goal in a losing effort against Penn State (5-4) on April 12, Wickham stands No. 2 in the nation in save percentage, turning away 63.3 shots... he has made 100 saves, while giving up 8.31 goals per game. Wickham has recorded double digit saves in six of the seven games this season, coming up just one short at Lehigh. After leading the nation a year ago, Navy s man-down defense has given up 13 goals on 35 attempts (62.9)... last season the Mids surrendered six goals on 40 attempts. Since 2004, Navy owns an amazing 50-1 record when holding its opponents to six or fewer goals, including a 8-0 mark in the last two seasons combined. Navy owns a 40-2 record when scoring 10 or more goals since 2004, including a 7-0 mark in 2009 and 10. The Mids have won 17 in a row when leading at the half, including a 9-0 mark over the last two seasons... Navy has won 19 straight when leading after three quarters. Navy owns a 15-1 record in Patriot League regular-season games played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium... its lone loss, a 10-9 decision against Colgate last March. Navy has allowed 25 goals over the last two games, the most given up in back-to-back contests since 2003 when Navy surrendered 28 goals to Johns Hopkins (17) and Army (11). The Midshipmen stand 3-4 for the first time since that team began the season winning three of its first four games but would post a 3-6 record before picking up a win over Towson near the end of the season. Home Field Advantage This is the 49th season Navy has played at least one game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Navy owns a record (73.9) in games played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium since the start of the 2004 campaign, outscoring its foes, Since playing its entire home schedule at home since the 2004 season, Navy has lost back-to-back games at home just three times... in 2006, the Mids lost to Georgetown, 9-5, and then suffered a 9-8 setback against Johns Hopkins... in 2008, Navy again lost regular-season decisions to the Hoyas and Blue Jays before the Mids season concluded with a 10-4 loss to Hopkins in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament... Navy lost back-to-back home games earlier this season to Loyola, 8-7 OT, and North Carolina, The back-to-back-to-back losses in 2008 marks the only season in which Navy has lost three straight home games at the stadium. In its 103-year history, Navy has lost three straight home games just four times #1 Virginia, #2 Johns Hopkins, #9 N. Carolina 1985 Washington College, N. Carolina, Army 2003 #13 Rutgers, Air Force, #4 Georgetown, #4 Maryland 2006 #4 Georgetown, #7 Johns Hopkins, #4 Johns Hopkins... and four-straight home games just once 2003 #13 Rutgers, Air Force, #4 Georgetown, #4 Maryland Having played at least a game a year at the stadium for 42 consecutive years, Navy stepped away in 2003, allowing for state-of-the-art renovations to take place, including the astroplay surface and two video boards... Navy has played all of its home games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium since the beginning of the 2004 campaign. Navy had won 20 consecutive home games against Patriot League foes before dropping a 10-9 decision to Colgate last spring. Opponents have scored double digits against the Mids just nine times in games played on their home field over the last seven seasons... Navy has held 18 of its 47 opponents to five or fewer goals since 2004 in games played at home (includes 2010 game vs. VMI played at Rip Miller Field). Navy owns a (68.5) record at home under the direction of head coach Richie Meade... the Mids have reached four wins at home every season Meade has been the head coach... Navy has recorded five or more wins at home in six of Meade s 16 seasons, including seven wins in 2004, 05, 06 and 07. Covering The Mids Navy Sports Information 566 Brownson Road Annapolis, Md Fax: Associate SID (MLax) Stacie Michaud Office Phone Cell Phone michaud@usna.edu SID Fax Releases / Photos via All Navy men s lacrosse releases, game notes and media advisories are distributed via to a list maintained by the sports infomation office. Media and fans who wish to be included on this list can contact lacrosse SID Stacie Michaud at or via at michaud@usna.edu or sign up at Media Services Pregame notes, media guides, gameday programs and statistics will be provided to working media prior to each game. A complete postgame packet consisting of team and individual statistics will be available at the conclusion of the game. Interview Policy All interviews with Navy head coach Richie Meade and/or Navy lacrosse players should be arranged through lacrosse SID Stacie Michaud. Media should allow 24 hours advance notice for all interviews and be respectful of the students class schedules. Postgame Interviews Navy head coach Richie Meade and requested Navy players will be available for postgame interviews outside of the home team locker room following a 10- minute cooling off period. Media wishing to interview specific players should contact Associate SID Stacie Michaud prior to the end of the game. NavySports.com Navy lacrosse is one of 32 sports that can be followed on the internet at Updated releases, bios, statistics and additional information will regularly be posted on the Navy web site. Ticket Information Tickets for all Navy home lacrosse games may be purchased at the Navy Ticket Office at Ricketts Hall or on game day at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. For more information on tickets for Navy lacrosse games, call the Navy Ticket Office at US4-NAVY. Navy Lacrosse Admission $10 Adults $5 Students (17 & under) For a special group rate, please call Navy s Probable Lineup # Pos. Player Yr Hometown GP-GS G A P Sh Other Notes 1 A Andy Warner Jr. Corning, N.Y GB Recorded a career-high 5 pts at Lehigh (2G, 3A) 23 A Brendan Connors Sr. Bellmore, N.Y Sh% Scored a career-high four goals at Towson on Tuesday 40 A Ryan O Leary So. East Meadow, N.Y SOG Turned in a pair of goals at Towson 6 M1 Nikk Davis So. Cockeysville, Md SOG Dealt out a career-high 3 assists in win over Bucknell 13 M1 Patrick Moran Sr. Annapolis, Md EMG Navy s leading goal scorer, has recorded 3 hat tricks in M1 Joe Lennon Sr. Westminster, Md TO Owns team-best 10-gm pt streak dating back to PL Tourney 12 M2 Kevin Doyle Jr. Towson, Md SOG Scored first goal (vs. VMI) since Holy Cross gm in M2 Basil Daratsos Sr. Niskayuna, N.Y SOG Healthy after battling a knee injury for two seasons 27 M2 Brian Striffler Jr. Virginia Beach, Va SOG Scored a pair of goals at Lafayette 20 FO Robby Battle Sr. Herndon, Va , 47.6 Second on the team in ground balls with FO Tom Mansfield Jr. Port Washington, N.Y CT A starter at close def. in 6 gms last yr. 51 FO Zack Schroeder Sr. Deer Park, N.Y GB Missed Lehigh and Bucknell gms. nursing a back injury 34 D Ian Crumley So. Oakton, Va GB, 4 CT Member of scout team as a plebe, has started all 7 gms in D Michael Hirsch Jr. Schwenksville, Pa GB, 6 CT Caused 4 turnovers in the Lafayette contest 56 D Matt Vernam So. Shoreham, N.Y GB, 1CT A starter in 12 of the 16 contests a year ago GP-GS GA GAA Sv Sv% Min Notes 3 GK RJ Wickham So. Penn Yann, N.Y :59 Ranked No. 2 nationall in save percentage A-Attack; M1-First Midfield; M2-Second Midfield; FO-Face-off Midfield; D-Close Defense; GK-Goalkeeper Page 3

4 Commitment Makes the Difference Navy is in the midst of one of its most dominant runs in school history... since the start of the 2004 season, Navy owns a record (70.9). Navy s 73 wins over the last seven years are tied with Cornell as the fourth most in the country, while its 70.9 winning percentage is the seventh best. Having made six straight NCAA Tournament appearances, it s the third-longest consecutive streak behind Johns Hopkins (38) and Maryland (7). During that same stretch, Navy is (55.6) against ranked teams and 43-6 (87.8) against unranked foes. Since the start of the 2004 season, Navy owns a (44.0) record against teams ranked higher than it in the USILA Coaches Poll... against lower ranked or unranked teams, Navy is (79.5). The Mids have posted a (74.5) record at home, outscoring their foes, , during that span... just nine teams have reached double digits on Navy s home field during that stretch. The Mids are also respectable on road, owning a record (65.9) in true road affairs over the last seven years and defeating 14 ranked teams in the process... three of Navy s 14 road losses have come against unranked Patriot League opponents. The Mids have produced the top-three win totals in school history during this stretch... in 2004, Navy won 15 games en route to its NCAA Championship game appearance and in 2005, the Mids produced 12 wins in earning their second-consecutive NCAA Tournament berth... Navy won 11 games in 2006, 07 and 09. The Class of 2007 became the winningest class in school history on March 21, 2007, when it claimed its 45th win in 56 contests... the Class of 07 won 49 of its 64 contests (76.6). Navy has won 10 or more games in a program-record six straight seasons (15 in 2004, 12 in 2005, 11 in 2006, 07 and 09 and 10 in 2008). Navy s Record Since 2004 Overall Home Away Neutral vs. Patriot League Opponents vs. Ranked vs. Unranked Navy scores 10 or more goals Navy holds opp. to 6 or fewer goals Navy has 30 or more shots Navy holds opp. to 25 or fewer shots Times opp. scores 5 or fewer goals 42 Times opp. takes 20 or fewer shots 23 Goals For Goals Against By Winning % 7-yr Combined 2010 Rk. Team Record Pct. Record 1. Cornell Virginia Duke Johns Hopkins Notre Dame Syracuse Navy Georgetown Maryland Princeton By Wins 7-yr Combined 2010 Rk. Team Record Pct. Record 1. Duke Virginia Johns Hopkins Cornell Navy Syracuse Maryland Notre Dame Delaware Georgetown Patriot League Success Since joining the Patriot League in 2004, Navy is 44-7 (86.3) against opponents from the conference, which includes a 10-1 mark in the Patriot League Tournament. The Mids have lost regular-season contests to Bucknell in 05 and 09, Colgate in 06 and 09, Army in 08 and Lafayette in 10, while dropping the program s first Patriot League Tournament contest at the 2008 semifinals against eventual champion Colgate... six of the seven losses were in games played either at the opponent s field or at a neutral site. The Mids own a 21-1 record at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium against Patriot League competition since joining the conference... the Mids are 15-1 during the regular season, dropping a 10-9 decision to Colgate last spring, and 6-0 in the conference tournament. The Mids have produced undefeated marks in conference action twice, 7-0 in 2004 and 6-0 in 07. Navy has won at least a share of the Patriot League regular-season title in five ( ) of the six years it has been a member of the league. Additionally, the Mids have claimed the league s tournament crown five times ( ). 31 different Midshipmen have garnered All-Patriot League recognition, while 19 of the 31 have earned honors multiple times. In 2008, three-time All-American Jordan DiNola was selected as the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year... though Navy has fielded the nation s top-ranked scoring defense five times since joining the league, Di- Nola is the first Midshipman who has been named the league s top defensive player. Richie Meade was named the 2004 Patriot League Coach of the Year after leading the Mids to a flawless 7-0 mark in league competition... he received the award a second time after guiding Navy to a 6-0 record in Navy Among Winningest Programs Navy is one of just six Div. I men s lacrosse programs that has produced 700 wins. With 742 wins, Navy is the third-winningest team in Div. I men s lacrosse history behind Johns Hopkins (896 wins) and Syracuse (796 wins). The 700 Club Johns Hopkins (4-2) Syracuse (3-1) Navy (3-4) Hobart* (2-2) Maryland (5-0) Army (1-4) * Hobart played at the Div. III level prior to 1995 A Closer Look at Navy s Schedule Seven of Navy s opponents this season are among the nation s top 20 teams according to this week s USILA Coaches Poll, including four in the top 10. Rk Team Record Pts. LW 3 North Carolina Maryland Johns Hopkins Georgetown Lafayette Loyola Bucknell Meanwhile, Navy s 2010 schedule features games against three programs who received NCAA Tournament berths a year ago North Carolina, Maryland and Johns Hopkins. Since the start of the 2004 season, Navy has played 54 of its 103 games against teams ranked in the top 25, posting a record (55.6)... two of the losses have come against the No. 1-ranked team in the country at the time (Johns Hopkins twice). Since the start of the 2000 campaign, 84 of Navy s 155 games have been against ranked teams... in those games, Navy is (50.0). In games against unranked foes since 2000, Navy is 62-9 (87.3)... the losses have come against UMBC ( 01), Air Force and Penn State ( 03), Bucknell ( 05, 09), Colgate ( 06, 08 and 09) and Towson ( 10). Page 4 Around the League 2010 Patriot League Standings Patriot League Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Lafayette Holy Cross NAVY Army Bucknell Lehigh Colgate PL Players of the Week Offensive Player of the Week None Defensive Player of the Week Jaren Woeppel, Navy Held Charlie Streep scoreless (6v6; scored 1 EMG) Goalkeeper of the Week RJ Wickham, Navy Record career-high 19 saves vs. Loyola RJ Wickham, Navy Made 27 saves in wins over Lehigh, Bucknell Stopped pt blank shot as time expired vs. Bison Rookie of the Week None Games Around the Country Games in italics feature Patriot League teams Friday, March 19 Dartmouth at North Carolina Saturday, March 20 Rutgers at Army Holy Cross at Navy Maryland at UMBC Wagner at Bryant Yale at Cornell Villanova at Delaware Penn State at Duke Quinnipiac at Hobart Sacred Heart at Hofstra Air Force at Loyola Detroit at Manhattan Canisius at Mount St. Mary s Ohio State at Notre Dame Siena at Saint Joseph s Vermont at St. John s Denver at Stony Brook Marist at VMI Fairfield at Colgate Penn at Princeton Lafayette at Bucknell Brown at Harvard Syracuse at Johns Hopkins Sunday, March 21 Robert Morris at Bellarmine Georgetown at Providence Virginia at Towson Drexel at Albany 7:00 pm 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 8:00 pm 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 12:00 pm

5 USILA Coaches Poll (3-15) Rk Team Record Pts. LW 1 Virginia (10) 1 2 Syracuse North Carolina Maryland Princeton Hofstra T10 7 Johns Hopkins Duke T10 9 Georgetown Cornell Lafayette Drexel Notre Dame Harvard Stony Brook Loyola Yale Bucknell Robert Morris RV 20 Brown RV Receiving Votes: Delaware, Massachusetts, Navy, Fairfield, Ohio State, Penn Italics denotes 2010 opponent It s Not Over Until... Navy s defensive unit has had moments where it struggled to finish out quarters this spring. Five of Navy s seven opponents have punched in goals with under 60 seconds remaining in the period... a total of six goals have been scored in the final minute of the game, including back-to-back goals to North Carolina with under 50 seconds to play in the opening quarter of play (0:49, 0:01). Eventually the mental mistake comes back to haunt you, as it did in the Loyola contest in which the Greyhounds netted the game-winner with just nine seconds left in the first overtime period... or in last Tuesday s loss against Towson where Christian Patirik threaded his shot past Navy keeper RJ Wickham for the gamewinner with six seconds left in regulation. The Mids gave up a crucial goal to Patriot League foe Lafayette, as the Leopards scored a goal with just 20 seconds left in the first half, giving them a two-goal lead. Buzzer Beaters Date Opponent Pd Time Score 2-20 Loyola OT 0:09 Loy, North Carolina 1 0:49 NC, North Carolina 1 0:01 NC, Bucknell 1 0:44 Tied, Lafayette 2 0:20 Laf, Towson 4 0:06 T, 10-9 On the flip side, Navy has benefitted nine times on goals scored in under 60 seconds. Eight different players have accounted for those six goals - Basil Daratsos and Joe McAuliffe vs. VMI, Patrick Moran vs. Loyola, Evan Sullivan vs. North Carolina, Brendan Connors and Andy Warner vs. Lafayette, Connors, Jake Brosnan and Ryan O Leary vs. Towson. On the Flip Side Date Opponent Pd Time Score 2-13 VMI 1 0:51 Navy, VMI 1 0:47 Navy, Loyola 2 0:23 Loy, North Carolina 2 0:16 NC, Lafayette 3 0:22 Laf, Lafayette 4 0:14 Laf, Towson 1 0:52 Tied, Towson 2 0:17 T, Towson 3 0:20 T, 9-7 Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (3-15) Rk Team Record Pts. LW 1 Virginia (19) 1 2 North Carolina Syracuse Princeton Maryland Hofstra Cornell Johns Hopkins Duke Georgetown Harvard Stony Brook Notre Dame Loyola Lafayette Drexel RV 17 Brown Bucknell Delaware Yale Receiving Votes: Robert Morris-40, Navy-20, Siena-6, UMBC-3, Massachusetts-2, Fairfield-2, Rutgers-1, Ohio State-1 Upon Further Review: Towson 10, Navy 9 A game of runs, each team put together three different runs of two or more goals... the Mids scored two in a row in the first and second quarters and then four straight between the third and fourth quarters. After Towson reeled off three-straight goals to start the third quarter and take a 9-5 lead, the Navy defense kept the Tigers off the board for just over 22 minutes as it made its comeback... the Mids gave up the game-winner with six seconds remaining. Navy scored three goals with under a minute to play in the first, second and third quarters, including a goal by senior long pole Jake Brosnan. Starting middie Joe Lennon extended his point streak to 10-straight games by opening up the scoring in the fourth quarter for the Mids. Senior midfielder Patrick Moran also continued his point production, recording either an assist or goal in every game this season... he scored his fifth extra-man goal of the year off an assist from Brendan Connors late in the opening quarter. Connors, meanwhile, scored a career-high four goals in the loss to Towson... it was the most goals scored by a Navy player since Joe Lennon turned in four goals to lead the Mids past Colgate in last yea rs Patriot League Tournament. Sophomore keeper RJ Wickham turned in double-digit saves for the sixth time in seven games this season, by turning aside 12 shots on goal. Navy s man down defense gave up just one goal on five shots, including surviving three straight minutes of being down in the fourth quarter. The nine turnovers by the Mids were a season low. Navy Erased From Rankings After appearing in the national rankings for 97 consecutive weeks, Navy was dropped from the USILA Coaches Poll on March 8 after losing back-to-back games to No. 15 Loyola and No. 4 North Carolina. Prior to being left out of the rankings, the last time the Mids dropped out of the polls was following its 12-9 loss against Ohio State in During that six-year run, Navy was ranked as high as No. 2 (the last eight weeks of 04) and as low as 17th. Along the way, Navy captured a win over the top-ranked team... in 2004, the Mids earned a 9-6 victory over the No. 1 Maryland Terrapins in College Park. How it Breaks Down March 8 - May Feb May Feb May Feb May Feb. 4 - May Feb. 9 - May Feb. 8 - Feb. 22 Page 5 Navy In The Polls Navy In the National Polls Date USILA Coaches Nike/IL Media Preseason T11 11 Preseason / Week 1 (2-15) T11 11 Week 2 (2-22) Week 3 (3-1) RV 18 Week 4 (3-8) Week 5 (3-15) RV RV By The Numbers Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top *** Rankings began in 1973 Navy s Record Against... Rk Record Last Game L 8-9 at J. Hopkins (OT) L 8-9 Johns Hopkins L 5-14 at Duke L 4-11 North Carolina W 19-8 North Carolina L 8-9 at North Carolina L 5-12 Johns Hopkins W 10-4 Maryland L 7-15 Johns Hopkins W UMBC L 7-8 Maryland (2OT) W 4-3 Bucknell (OT) W 8-7 Bucknell (OT) W 11-3 at North Carolina L 8-15 at Lafayette W 6-3 at Bucknell W 9-8 vs. Colgate (3OT) W 11-4 at UMBC W 8-6 #19 Ohio State L 9-12 Ohio State W 9-3 Ohio State W 11-5 at Army All-Time Record (46.7) Navy s Record When Ranked... Rk Record Last Game L 8-7 at Bucknell (OT) L 10-8 vs. #6 Virginia L 10-9 at #7 Georgetown W 12-2 vs. Holy Cross L 6-9 at #17 Army W 11-3 at #14 N. Carolina W 8-3 at Colgate L 8-9 at #6 N. Carolina L 5-12 #7 Johns Hopkins L 7-8 #15 Loyola (OT) L 5-14 at #3 Duke W 8-4 Army L 4-10 #4 Johns Hopkins L 9-10 Colgate L 4-11 #4 N Carolina L 8-15 at #15 Lafayette W 11-5 at #22 Army L 11-8 at #9 Mass W 11-4 #3 Georgetown All-Time Record (60.2)

6 Navy Tabbed to Win Patriot League By a cast of voters that included the league's coaches and sports information directors, the five-time Patriot League Champion Navy lacrosse team has been selected to once again finish first according to a preseason Patriot League poll. Navy secured 11 of the 14 first-place votes (eligible for only 12 due to not being able to vote for yourself) to find itself atop the standings, while Bucknell accounted the remaining three first-place votes. The Mids have amassed a 34-6 regular-season record in the Patriot League since joining the seven-member lacrosse conference in 2004 which includes two undefeated seasons (2004, 07). It s the sixth time in the seven years it has been a member of the Patriot League that Navy has been chosen as the preseason pick to win the conference... last year Colgate was selected as the league favorite. Navy senior long pole Jaren Woeppel was named the Patriot League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year, while Bucknell s Austin Winter earned a matching award on the offensive side of the field Patriot League Preseason Poll School Pts. Record PL Record 1. NAVY 71 (11) Bucknell 63 (3) Colgate Army Lehigh Lafayette Holy Cross (#) first-place votes Preseason Picks Under Meade Year Preseason Finish st 1st st T-1st st T-1st st 1st st T-1st nd 3rd The Nation s Future Leaders Each year head coach Richie Meade looks to his senior class to provide leadership for his team... the Class of 2010 has been a part of one of the most successful periods in Navy lacrosse history. In four years, the Class of 2010 has amassed a (64.8) overall record, including a 17-4 Patriot League mark (81.0). It has earned a share of two regular-season Patriot League crowns (2007, 08) and has captured two Patriot League Tournament titles (2007, 09). It has made three-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. It has turned in 10-plus wins in each of the last three seasons. It has produced a 3-1 record against Army, winning two N-Stars. The following is a list of Navy s seniors and their service assignments. Anthony Arena Surface Warfare Robby Battle Surface Warfare Jake Brosnan Surface Warfare Mike Campbell - coach Special Warfare Brendan Connors Surface Warfare Frankie Coppola Marine Corps Ground Basil Daratsos Navy Pilot Stephen Driscoll Marine Corps Ground William Hendricks - coach Surface Warfare Kyle Kapron Marine Corps Pilot Gordon Lawson Submarines Joe Lennon Navy Pilot Joe McAuliffe Navy Pilot Patrick Moran Surface Warfare Ward Odenwald Submarines Tim Paul Surface Warfare Chris Petkas Surface Warfare Zack Schroeder Surface Warfare Paul Sullivan Surface Warfare Evan Sullivan Special Warfare Jaren Woeppel Naval Flight Officer Wickham Solid Between the Pipes Last February RJ Wickham not only made his first appearance in a varsity game, he was called upon to be the Mids starting keeper. Wickham is one of just 18 Navy keepers all-time to play in a game as a freshman. He is only the fourth Navy freshman to get a starting nod in goal, joining Scott Bartkowski, Steve Nims and Mickey Jarboe. Wickham made six saves and gave up eight goals against Bucknell in the 09 league opener in what was his first contest minding the goal. Having played just six games, he finished the year ranked fourth on Navy s all-time freshman saves list with 42. Wickham opened the 2010 campaign with a solid effort, stopping 12 shots on goal against VMI. His 19-save performance against Loyola marked the best effort by a Navy keeper since former Navy team captain Seth DiNola turned away 21 shots on goal in a losing effort against Penn State (5-4) on April 12, he was rewarded by being named the Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week on Feb. 23. He recorded his third-straight double-figure save game by turning away 14 shots against fourth-ranked North Carolina. He received his second Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week honor on March 8 after making a combined 27 saves against Lehigh and Bucknell... he made a diving save as time expired in the game against Bison, forcing overtime and an eventual Navy win. Playing an equal number of games as last season (6), he has more than doubled his save production... recording 42 saves last spring, he has made 88 stops this season. He stands second nationally in save percentage, turning back 64.7 percent of the shots he s faced (prior to Towson game... now owns 63.3 pct)... he s 11th in goals-against average, giving up 8.31 goals per contest... as a team, the Midshipmen are ranked No. 2 in saves per game, stopping shots on goal. He is approaching the program s top 20 career leader board... with 142 saves over the last two seasons, he is just 12 saves shy of joining the list... tied for 19th are former teammate Tommy Phelan and 2007 grad Colin Finnegan. All-Time Career Saves Leaders Mickey Jarboe Jeff Johnson Kevin Farrington Joe Donnelly Garrett Luebker Bill Mueller Scott Bartkowski Matt Russell Louis Brown Steve Nims Malcolm Ogilvie Ray Finnegan Steve Soroka Jon Higdon Dennis Wedekind Mickey Reeves Cliff Eley Leonard Supko Tommy Phelan Colin Finnegan RJ Wickham 2009-present All-Time Saves by a Navy Freshman Mickey Jarboe * (12/12) Scott Bartkowski * (11/10) Steve Nims * (9/9) RJ Wickham * (6/6) Jeff Johnson 1976 * Starter in goal as a rookie; (#/#) indicates GP/GS Page 6 NMC Memorial Stadium Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Navy s record at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium since 2004 Year Overall Pct. PL Pct Total Date Opponent Result Navy Rk #20 Ohio State L * Bucknell W * Hobart W * Lehigh W * Holy Cross W #1 Johns Hopkins (OT) L Colgate W #19 Hobart W = #13 Penn W #7 North Carolina W * Lafayette W #7 Georgetown L #6 Maryland W * #4 Army W 12-9 T Lehigh W #9 Army W = #16 Delaware W #21 Ohio State W * Lafayette W * Lehigh W * Holy Cross W #5 Georgetown L #12 Johns Hopkins L Saint Joseph s W #5 North Carolina W Canisius W * Colgate W #11 Maryland (2OT) L * Army W Army W Colgate W VMI W Mount St. Mary s W * Lehigh W * #12 Bucknell (OT) W #4 Georgetown (OT) L #7 Johns Hopkins L = #4 Johns Hopkins L VMI W #19 Ohio State W * Lafayette W * Colgate L #8 Maryland W #15 Loyola (OT) L #4 North Carolina L #13 Bucknell (OT) W 8-7 RV * - Patriot League game; + - Patriot League Tournament game; = - NCAA Tournament game

7 Faceoff Trio Among Navy Leaders Seniors Robby Battle and Frankie Coppola are ranked among Navy s top 15 faceoff specialists. Battle, who emerged as the starter towards the end of the season a year ago, has won 71 draws over the last two seasons and stands 13th on Navy s career wins list. Last season he won 33 draws, while this year he has won 39 of the 82 faceoffs (47.6) he has taken... he needs seven more wins to join the Mids single-season leader board. Coppola garnered Second-Team All-Patriot League recognition a year ago after winning 50.8 percent of his draws ( ). He currently stands 10th on the Navy leader board with 128 wins over the last three seasons. Coppola has taken just 11 faceoffs this season. Sophomore Logan West has won 21 of the 41 draws he has taken this year and adding on his 1 for 5 effort last spring, he stands 16th on the Mids all-time wins list. Career Faceoff Wins Rk. Wins Player Year Chris Pieczonka William Wallace Chris Dingman Jason Hull Mikelis Visgauss Jay James Max Grant Dan Sullivan Chris Messineo Frankie Coppola 2006-present Michael Schaal Bart Orr Robby Battle 2007-present Tommy Wallin Dan Decker Logan West 2009-present Single-Season Faceoff Wins Rk. Wins Player Year Chris Pieczonka Michael Schaal Chris Dingman Chris Pieczonka Bart Orr Chris Messineo 1997 NR 39 Robby Battle 2010 Balanced Scoring Eighteen different players scored goals for the Mids last season, including 15 who turned in multiple goals. Meanwhile, 16 different players have accounted for Navy s 60 goals this spring, including senior middie Patrick Moran and junior attackman Andy Warner who are responsible for 21 of the 60. While Navy s offense has been balance, it has been spread evenly among its starting attack and midfield units. Navy s attack has produced 41 points on 25 goals and 16 assists, while the midfield has recorded 35 points on 22 goals and 13 assists. The following is a breakdown of the point and shot production among the starting units in relationship to the team totals. 78.3% team s goals combined (47 of 60) 82.9% team s assists combined (29 of 35) 80.0% team s points combined (76 of 95) 68.3% team s shots combined (151 of 221) Won By One Navy has played 61 one-goal games during Richie Meade s 16-year tenure (217 games) and has won 26 (42.6). Among the 61 games, 21 of them have gone into extra minutes with Navy winning nine (42.9). Over the last three seasons, 14 of the Mids 39 contests have been decided one goal and Navy has produced wins in seven of the 14. Navy is 1-2 in one-goal games this spring, earning an 8-7 overtime victory against Bucknell while dropping an 8-7 OT contest to Loyola and an 10-9 decision to Towson. Five Navy games a year ago were one-goal decisions (2-3) with the Mids earning wins in each of the last two. Both of Navy s Patriot League Tournament wins in 2009 were not only by one goal, but also the same score, the Mids needed triple overtime to capture their semifinal win over Colgate and rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat Bucknell in the title game. Year Gms. Record OT Record Total , , 42.9 National Leader Board * Information prior to last Tuesday s contest against Towson According to the latest national statistics released on Monday by the NCAA, the Mids are ranked among the top 10 in a pair of categories. Thanks to the netminding duties of sophomore RJ Wickham, the Midshipmen are ranked No. 2 in saves per game, stopping shots on goal... Wickham stands second nationally in save percentage, turning back 64.7 percent of the shots he s faced... he s 11th in goals-against average, giving up 8.04 goals per contest. Though the Mids were dropped for 15 goals in their last outing, they are still among the nation s top 10 scoring defensive units... Navy is No. 10, giving up 8.17 goals per contests. The Mids finished the 2009 campaign ranked among the top 10 in four categories and in the top 20 in six. Navy s man-down defense was the best in the nation, surrendering just six goals on 40 attempts, stopping 85.0 percent of the extra-man opportunities it faced. Meanwhile, on the flip side of things, the Mids extraman unit scored on 44.1 percent of its chances and finished the year ranked No. 7. Navy s scoring defense gave up 7.69 goals per game and was ranked seventh. Navy in the NCAA Rankings (out of 58) Statistic Rk Avg. Saves Per Game Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Win Percentage Caused Turnovers Per Game Man-Down Defense Faceoff % Assists Per Game Ground Balls Per Game Points Per Game Turnovers Per Game Extra-Man Offense Scoring Offense Breaking It Down Point Production - Starters Attack Midfield Opponent G-A-P, Sh G-A-P, Sh VMI 4-4-8, , 14 Loyola 4-1-5, , 10 N. Carolina 0-0-0, , 12 Lehigh 4-4-8, , 11 Bucknell 4-1-5, , 14 Lafayette 3-3-6, , 19 Towson 6-3-9, , 11 Totals , , shot% 24.2 shot% 41.2% of team s G 36.7% of team s G 78.3% team s goals combined (47 of 60) 82.9% team s assists combined (29 of 35) 80.0% team s points combined (76 of 95) 68.3% team s shots combined (151 of 221) Quickest Goals of 2010 Span Opponent 2 Goals 0:33 (3:29-2:56, 1st) VMI 0:37 (4:46-4:09, 3rd) Loyola 0:42 (8:34-7:52, 1st) VMI 0:47 (14:54-14:07, 1st) Lehigh 3 Goals 1:38 (9:30-7:52, 1st) VMI 1:50 (2:37-0:47, 3rd) VMI 4 Goals 5:14 (13:06-7:52, 1st) VMI 5 Goals 6:34 (9:30-2:56, 1st) VMI Largest Runs of 2010 Opponent Run Time Made Score VMI :06 (1) - 0:51 (1) Navy, 7-0 Bucknell 5-0 9:42 (2) - 1:07 (3) Navy, 6-2 Towson 4-0 2:16 (3) - 4:11 (4) Tied, 9-9 VMI 4-0 1:05 (2) - 8:15 (3) Navy, 11-3 VMI 4-0 2:37 (3) - 8:30 (4) Navy, 15-4 Loyola 3-0 4:46 (3) - 12:41 (4) Tied, 6-6 Lehigh :28 (1) - 14:07 (2) Navy, 3-0 Lehigh :13 (4) - 1:57 (4) Navy, 8-3 Opponents Longest Dry Spell Opp. Drought Span Opponent 0 Goals 28:50 Bucknell (2nd - 4th Q) 0 Goals 22:07 Towson (3rd - 4th Q) 0 Goals 17:21 Lehigh (1st - 2nd Q) 0 Goals 17:02 Lehigh (3rd - 4th Q) 0 Goals 15:17 VMI (1st - 2nd Q) 0 Goals 13:59 Towson (2nd - 3rd Q) 0 Goals 13:47 Lafayette (2nd Q) 0 Goals 13:40 VMI (3rd - 4th Q) 0 Goals 13:39 Loyola (3rd - 4th Q) 0 Goals 13:30 VMI (2nd - 3rd Q) Scoreless Quarters - By Opponent Opponent Quarter Qtr / Game Score VMI 1st Navy, 7-0 / 7-0 North Carolina 4th Navy, 2-0 / 4-11 Lehigh 1st Navy, 1-0 / 1-0 Lehigh 4th Navy, 3-0 / 8-3 Bucknell 3rd Navy, 3-0 / 6-2 Scoreless Quarters - By Navy Opponent Quarter Qtr / Game Score North Carolina 1st UNC, 2-0 / 0-2 Page 7