2015 MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

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1 MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE Men s Lacrosse Contact: Mike Wittliff michael.wittliff@marquette.edu Facebook: /MarquetteLacrosse THE WEEK IN MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE WEEK 8 NOTES MARCH WEDNESDAY 26 THURSDAY 27 FRIDAY 28 SATURDAY 29 SUNDAY 30 MONDAY 31 TUESDAY 1 p.m. Practice 1 p.m. Practice Depart for Villanova noon 5 p.m. Practice W, 9-8 -all times Central and subject to change- 8 a.m. Practice Depart for Louisville 2 p.m. NO. 13/12 MARQUETTE (8-1, 1-1) Golden Eagles Third Head Coach:...Joe Amplo (Hofstra, 00)...(19-19, fourth year) Points Leader...Jordan Greenfield (34 pts) Goal Leader:...Jordan Greenfield (22g) Assist Leader:...Jordan Greenfield (12a) Starting Goalie:...Jimmy Danaher...(8-1, 8.65,.532) Website:...GoMarquette.com THE MATCHUP AT BELLARMINE (2-5, 1-2 SOCON) Tuesday, March 31 2 p.m. CT Louisville, Ky. Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Live Stats/Video:...Athletics.Bellarmine.edu Head Coach:...Kevin Burns (Loyola, 03) Points Leader:...Austin Shanks (17g, 2a) Starting Goalie:...Drew 10.20,.518) TEAM-BY-TEAM USC (8-7, 6-3 COMPARISON MPSL) Marquette (8-1) 2015 Bellarmine (2-5) / Goals Per Game / Allowed Per Game / / Shots Per Game / Shot Pct / (.476)...Faceoff Pct (.485) Ground Balls / 52...Turnovers / Caused / 53 GOLDEN EAGLES FACE BELLARMINE ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON Marquette will play its third game in 2015 at Frazier Stadium The No. 13/12 Marquette University men s lacrosse team makes its return to Louisville, Kentucky for its third game this season at Owsley B. Frazier Stadium against Bellarmine on Tuesday, March 31 at 2 p.m. Central time. The contest concludes a season-long 10 game road swing to begin the 2015 campaign and features a live video stream, courtesy of the host Knights. Marquette (8-1, 1-1 BIG EAST) is coming off its fifth one-goal victory of the season in its first win in program history at Villanova, 9-8, on Saturday afternoon. The game featured eight ties and three lead changes and was played without MU s leading scorer Jordan Greenfield. Redshirt junior midfielder Kyle Whitlow paced the Golden Eagles with a hat trick, while Conor Gately and Blaine Fleming each added a pair of goals, including Fleming s game-winner with 1:58 to play. MU was outshot in the contest, including a margin in the second half, during which time MU was outgained 20-8 in ground balls and won just 1-of-9 faceoffs. The Golden Eagles previously captured a pair of victories at Frazier Stadium in the Midwest Lacrosse Classic against Detroit and Ohio State on Feb. 28 and March 1, respectively. MU picked up a win against the Titans and rebounded from a 9-5 deficit at the start of the fourth quarter for a 10-9 victory over the Buckeyes. Bellarmine (2-5, 1-2 SoCon) fell at Mercer, 8-6, on Saturday afternoon and is just 1-2 since hosting Marquette in the Midwest Lacrosse Classic. The Knights are led in scoring by sophomore Austin Shanks, who has posted 17 goals and a pair of assists on the year, with a careerhigh six goals coming in BU s victory at Robert Morris on Feb. 13. Shanks and Marquette long stick midfielder Tyler Gilligan are both Whitby, Ontario natives and played box lacrosse with the Whitby Warriors, leading the squad to a Minto Cup championship in Marquette is 1-1 all-time against Bellarmine with a 10-7 loss at Hart Park on April 1, 2014 and a 9-8 overtime win in the Golden Eagles first season of competition on April 23, Whitlow notched a pair of assists for MU in last season s game, while Ryan McNamara potted two goals and Fleming scored on his only shot. Gately has found the net in 15 straight games dating back to last season and his last contest without a goal or point was in last year s meeting with Bellarmine. He is MU s second-leading scorer in 2015 with 17 goals and eight assists 2015 MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES MARQUETTE QUICK FACTS 2015 Record (1-1 BIG EAST) Location...Milwaukee, Wis. President...Dr. Michael R. Lovell VP/Director of Athletics...Bill Scholl Home Facility...Hart Park (Wauwatosa, Wis.) Head Coach...Joe Amplo (Hofstra, 00) Amplo s Record at Marquette (fourth year) Associate Head Coach...Stephen Brundage (Loyola, 05) Assistant Coach...Jeff Roberts (Springfield, 94) Affiliation/Conference...NCAA Division I/BIG EAST Nickname...Golden Eagles Colors...Blue (281) and Gold (123) 2015 MARQUETTE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time/Result February Sat. 7 at #18/16 Lehigh Bethlehem, Pa. W, 10-9 Sat. 14 at #17/19 Hofstra Hempstead, N.Y. W, Sun. 22 at rv/rv Richmond Richmond, Va. W, (OT) Fri. 27 vs. rv/- Detroit Louisville, Ky. W, 12-6 March Sun. 1 vs. rv/rv Ohio State Louisville, Ky. W, 10-9 Fri. 6 at Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fla. W, Sun. 8 at Mercer Macon, Ga. W, 14-6 Sat. 21 at rv/rv Georgetown* Washington, D.C. L, 10-9 Sat. 28 at rv/rv Villanova* Villanova, Pa. W, 9-8 Tue. 31 at Bellarmine Louisville, Ky. 2 p.m. April Sat. 4 St. John s* Hart Park 12 p.m. Tue. 7 at Notre Dame Notre Dame, Ind. 3 p.m. Sat. 11 at Providence* Providence, R.I. 11 a.m. Sat. 18 Duke Hart Park 1 p.m. Sat. 25 Denver* Hart Park 1 p.m. All times CT and subject to change / *BIG EAST game Hart Park is located at 7300 W. Chestnut Street, Wauwatosa Rankings are USILA/Inside Lacrosse at time of game PROJECTED LINEUP Starters Key Reserves 12 Conor Gately A Jr. 2 Noah Joseph M So. 28 Kyran Clarke A So. 9 Robbie Pisano M So. 47 Jordan Greenfield A Gr. 10 Pat Townsend M RSr. 6 Kyle Whitlow M RJr. 11 K.C. Kennedy FO RJr. 13 Zach Barr M Jr. 35 Blaine Fleming M Jr. 17 Tyler Gilligan LSM RJr. 88 Ryan McNamara M So. 20 Andy DeMichiei M So. 1 Dan Mojica D RJr. 21 Liam Byrnes LSM RJr. 7 Logan Tousaw D Sr. 22 Mikey Zadroga III M Fr. 8 B.J. Grill D RJr. 25 Jacob Richard M Jr. 5 Jimmy Danaher G So. 27 Nicholas Eufrasio D So. 37 Colin Riehl M Fr. 43 Joe Dunn A So. 44 Tanner Thomson M Fr. 45 Gryphin Kelly FO Jr. 54 Cole Blazer G Fr.

2 MARQUETTE S RECORD WHEN... Category 2015 All-Time Overall Home Away Neutral BIG EAST vs. USILA Top vs. unranked opponents In OT One-goal games Games decided by 2-3 goals Games decided by >3 goals Leading after one quarter Trailing after one quarter Tied after one quarter Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after three quarters Trailing after three quarters Tied after three quarters Scoring first Opponent scores first Scoring 10-or-more goals Scoring 10-or-fewer goals Allowing 10-or-more goals Allowing less than 10 goals Recording more shots Recording fewer shots Shots are even Winning more faceoffs Losing more faceoffs Faceoffs are even Getting more ground balls Getting fewer ground balls Ground balls are even Committed more penalties Committed fewer penalties Penalties are even Scored one man-up goal Allowed one man-up goal Scored 2+ man-up goals Allowed 2+ man-up goals More turnovers Fewer turnovers Turnovers are even TICKET INFORMATION Tickets can be ordered in advance of game day in person at the Al McGuire Center ticket office, by phone at (414) , or on GoMarquette.com ( Season tickets for MU s three home games are $10, while individual game tickets are $5. and is the program s career leader in points (92). Then-freshman attackman Tucker Ciessau led the Knights in that meeting with four goals on 13 shots, but has posted just 10 goals through the first seven games of Following Tuesday s game, the Golden Eagles will return to Milwaukee for their home opener on Saturday, March 4 against St. John s at noon Central time from Hart Park in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. The game will feature a live audio stream through GoMarquette.com with Patrick Reed on the call. WHITLOW S PRODUCTION PUSHES MARQUETTE Redshirt junior midfielder Kyle Whitlow s hat trick in MU s 9-8 win at Villanova is the latest example of the impact the Canadian has had in his four-year affiliation with the Marquette program. With leading scorer Jordan Greenfield sidelined against the Wildcats, Whitlow notched his third hat trick of the season to help the Golden Eagles to their first win ever against VU. The Orillia, Ontario native is second all-time and first among active MU players with 57 career goals, which is two shy of Tyler Melnyk s program record (59). HEAD COACHES CLASSIC TO FEATURE MARQUETTE AND DUKE Marquette s nationally televised April 18 match-up at Hart Park against perennial national title contender Duke will be played in support of the HEADstrong Foundation, whose mission is to improve quality of life for those affected by blood cancers and supporting those working to eliminate the diseases. Head coaches Joe Amplo and John Danowski recruited and coached HEADstrong founder, Nicholas Colleluori at Hofstra University, where they were directly involved with the Colleluori family during Nick s 14-month battle against cancer and continue to be active with the organization he created. HF President and Nick s mother, Cheryl Colleluori, will be onsite to address the crowd prior to the game and will recognize the relentless efforts of both coaches. HEADstrong will also have an awareness station at the game and will be selling the latest in HF merchandise with proceeds supporting their mission. More information on the HEADstrong Foundation can be found at Both teams will wear the foundation s lime green chinstraps and shoe laces and the goals will be strung with nets of the same color. A $10 Marquette ticket special for the game includes a general admission ticket and special MU/HEADstrong t-shirt with $2 from every sale going to the foundation. The shirts can also be purchased at the game for $5 and the ticket special can be purchased at MARQUETTE 10-2 IN ONE-GOAL GAMES The Golden Eagles 9-8 victory at Villanova on March 28 was their fifth one-goal victory of the year and the 10th in their two-plus seasons of competition. The squad s 10-9 loss at Georgetown the week prior was the program s only one-goal defeat this season and the first since March 8, 2014 at Jacksonville. The Golden Eagles captured four one-goal victories in the first five games of 2015 and won eight straight one-goal contests until the loss to the Hoyas. In addition to being 10-2 all-time in games decided by one goal, MU is also 4-0 all-time in overtime games as a program. CONOR GATELY IS FIRST MU PLAYER ON TEWAARATON AWARD WATCH LIST Junior attackman Conor Gately was one of 50 individuals named to the 2015 Tewaaraton Award Watch List on Thursday, Feb. 26. He is the first Marquette player in program history to earn mention on the watch list and is the Golden Eagles second leading scorer in 2015 with 17 goals and eight assists (25 points). The native of Yorktown Heights, New York, is Marquette s all-time leader in assists (42) and points (92). Men s Lacrosse Contact:...Mike Wittliff ...michael.wittliff@mu.edu Work Phone: Cell Phone: Website:...GoMarquette.com Photography:...MarquetteImages.com MU Twitter:...@muathletics MLAX Twitter/Instagram...@MarquetteMLax MLAX Facebook.../MarquetteLacrosse Fax: MEDIA INFORMATION Please contact Mike Wittliff to arrange an interview with head coach Joe Amplo, a member of the coaching staff or a player. Coach Amplo has the 11 a.m. CT hour on Monday typically reserved for a media availability. MU players will not disclose their phone numbers so please do not request that information. Players have been asked to politely decline interviews that have not been cleared with the MU Communications Office MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

3 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHA. ROSTER/PRONUNCIATION No. Name Pos. Elig. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last College 1 Dan Mojica D R-Jr Springfield, Pa./Springfield 2 Noah Joseph M So Paoli, Pa./Great Valley 3 Griffin Connor M So Gladstone, N.J./Bernards 4 Andrew Romagnoli A Fr East Cazenovia, N.Y./Christian Brothers 5 Jimmy Danaher G So Blauvelt, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep. 6* Kyle Whitlow M R-Jr Orillia, Ontario/Hill Academy 7 Logan Tousaw D Sr Syracuse, N.Y./Corcoran/Onondaga C.C. 8* B.J. Grill D R-Jr Bridgewater, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan 9 Robbie Pisano M So Needham, Mass./Needham 10 Pat Townsend M R-Sr Silver Spring, Md./Good Counsel/St. Joe s 11* K.C. Kennedy FO R-Jr Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Brother Rice 12 Conor Gately A Jr Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown 13 Zach Barr M Jr Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 14 Anthony Ciammaichella M Jr Lewis Center, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 15 Ryan Sarazin M So Vernon, B.C./Clarence Fulton 17 Tyler Gilligan LSM R-Jr Whitby, Ontario/Hill Academy 19 Jack Zerrillo A Fr Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers 20 Andy DeMichiei M So Gibsonia, Pa./Hampton 21* Liam Byrnes LSM R-Jr West Islip, N.Y./West Islip 22 Mikey Zadroga III M Fr King of Prussia, Pa./Upper Merion 23 Jordan Green M So Victoria, British Columbia/Claremont 24 Matt Barone G Jr Boothwyn, Pa./Salesianum School 25* Jacob Richard M Jr West Chester, Pa./Henderson 26 Matthew Smith LSM Jr Sicklerville, N.J./St. Joseph s Prep. 27 Nicholas Eufrasio D So Swarthmore, Pa./Ridley 28 Kyran Clarke A So Port Coquitlam, B.C./Terry Fox Senior 29 Brett Hornung M Jr Westlake, Ohio/Saint Ignatius 30 Owen Weselak FO Fr San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines 31 Phil McFarland A Jr Chesterfield, Mo./Christian Brothers 32 Grant Preisler A So Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 33 Ryan Geller D So Phoenix, Ariz./Brophy College Prep. 34 Andy Meyers M Fr Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley West 35 Blaine Fleming M Jr Bryn Mawr, Pa./St. Joseph s Prep 36 Michael Clemente M Jr Madison, N.J./Madison 37 Colin Riehl M Fr Fairfax, Va./Gonzaga Prep 38 Teddy Goltzman M Fr Edina, Minn./Edina 39 Henry Nelson A Jr Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Brother Rice 40* Travis Schelhorn D R-Jr Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale 41 Salvatore Vitale D Jr Huntington, N.Y./St. Anthony s 42 Matt Lanza D Fr Cross River, N.Y./John Jay 43 Joe Dunn A So West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep. 44 Tanner Thomson M Fr Toronto, Ontario/St. Michael s College 45 Gryphin Kelly FO Jr Conshohocken, Pa./Plymouth Whitemarsh/Hobart 47 Jordan Greenfield A Gr Dover, Mass./The Rivers School/Fairfield 49 Jordan McKenzie LSM Fr New Westminster, B.C./Saint Thomas More 54 Cole Blazer G Fr Libertyville, Ill./Libertyville 77 DJ Seline D Fr Apple Valley, Minn./Eastview 88 Ryan McNamara M So Eagan, Minn./Eastview 24 Matt Barone** bar-OWN 13 Zach Barr** Cole Blazer Liam Byrnes** BURNS 14 Anthony Ciammaichella**..CHIM-ah-KELL-ah 28 Kyran Clarke* KYE-rin Clarke 36 Michael Clemente** CLEM-ent-AY 3 Griffin Connor* Jimmy Danaher* DAN-ah-HER 20 Andy DeMichiei* DEE-muh-SHAY 43 Joe Dunn* Nicholas Eufrasio* YOU-fray-see-OH 35 Blaine Fleming** Conor Gately** GATE-lee 33 Ryan Geller* Tyler Gilligan** Teddy Goltzman Jordan Green* Jordan Greenfield B.J. Grill** Brett Hornung** Noah Joseph* Gryphin Kelly K.C. Kennedy** Matt Lanza Phil McFarland** Jordan McKenzie Ryan McNamara* Andy Meyers Dan Mojica** MOE-JEE-kah 39 Henry Nelson** Robbie Pisano* pih-ZAH-no 32 Grant Preisler* PRICE-ler 25 Jacob Richard** Colin Riehl REEL 4 Andrew Romagnoli.....ROW-mag-NOLL-e 15 Ryan Sarazin* SARE-ah-zin 40 Travis Schelhorn** SHELL-horn 77 DJ Seline SA-lean 26 Matthew Smith** Tanner Thomson Logan Tousaw* TOO-saw 10 Pat Townsend* Salvatore Vitale** VIT-al-ee 30 Owen Weselak wes-el-ACK 6 Kyle Whitlow** Mikey Zadroga III zuh-DROY-ga 19 Jack Zerrillo ZER-ill-O *letters earned *2015 Captains Head Coach: Joe Amplo, fourth season (Hofstra, 2000) Associate Head Coach: Stephen Brundage, fourth season (Loyola (Md.), 2005) Assistant Coach: Jeff Roberts, first season (Springfield (Mass.), 1994) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Michael Storts Dir. of Lacrosse Ops.: Jason Pereles BY POSITION Attackmen...9 Midfielders...20 Long Stick Midfielders...4 Faceoff Specialists...3 Defensemen...9 Goalies...3 BY ELIGIBILITY Senior...3 Junior...20 Sophomore...13 Freshmen...12 *Student-athlete pronunciations (audio) of their own names available by clicking on the icon next to name on GoMarquette.com roster ON THE MAP (STATE/PROVINCE)... Pennsylvania (11): Mojica, Joseph, Barr, DeMichiei, Zadroga III, Barone, Richard, Eufrasio, Fleming, Dunn, Kelly New York (9): Romagnoli, Danaher, Tousaw, Gately, Zerrillo, Byrnes, Schelhorn, Vitale, Lanza New Jersey (4): Connor, Grill, Smith, Clemente British Columbia (4): Sarazin, Green, Clarke, McKenzie Ontario (3): Whitlow, Gilligan, Thomson Minnesota (3): Goltzman, Seline, McNamara Massachusetts (2): Pisano, Greenfield Michigan (2): Kennedy, Nelson Ohio (2): Ciammaichella, Hornung Maryland (1): Townsend California (1): Weselak Missouri (1): McFarland Washington (1): Preisler Arizona (1): Geller Kansas (1): Meyers Virginia (1): Riehl Illinois (1): Blazer 2015 MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

4 2015 MARQUETTE GAME HIGHS TEAM Goals...14, at Mercer (3/6)...12, vs. Detroit (2/27) Assists...8, at Lehigh (2/7) Points...19, at Mercer (3/8) Shots...50, at Jacksonville (3/6)...45, vs. Detroit (2/27) Shots on Goal...31, vs. Detroit (2/27) Saves...14, at Mercer (3/8) Ground Balls...36, at Hofstra (2/14) Turnovers...15, at Richmond (2/22) Fewest Turnovers...7, at Jacksonville (3/6) Caused Turnovers...8, Twice Faceoff Wins...15, at Jacksonville (3/6) Man-up Goals...2, Four Times INDIVIDUAL Points...6, Jordan Greenfield at Richmond (2/22)...5, Two Players, Three Times Goals...6, Jordan Greenfield at Richmond (2/22)...4, Ryan McNamara at Jacksonville (3/6)...4, Kyle Whitlow at Hofstra (2/14) Assists...3, Jordan Greenfield at Hofstra (2/14) Shots...16, Jordan Greenfield vs. Detroit (2/27)...12, Ryan McNamara at Jacksonville (3/6)...12, Jordan Greenfield at Richmond (2/22) Ground Balls...9, Jacob Richard vs. Detroit (2/27)...8, Jacob Richard at Hofstra (2/14) Faceoff Wins..15, K.C. Kennedy at Jacksonville (3/6) Caused Turnovers...4, Liam Byrnes vs. Ohio State (3/1) Saves...13, Jimmy Danaher at Hofstra (2/14)...12, Jimmy Danaher vs. Ohio State (3/1) 2015 SEASON HONORS Preseason All-BIG EAST B.J. Grill (R-Jr., D)^ Liam Byrnes (R-Jr., LSM)^ Kyle Whitlow (R-Jr., M) ^-unanimous selection Inside Lacrosse National Player of the Week Jordan Greenfield...Feb. 24 USILA Division I Offensive Player of the Week Jordan Greenfield...Feb. 25 BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week Jordan Greenfield...Feb. 23 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week B.J. Grill...Feb. 16 GOLDEN EAGLES ENTER NATIONAL RANKINGS AFTER JUST 31 GAMES After opening the season with consecutive wins over ranked opponents, MU entered both national polls for the first time in program history on Monday, Feb. 16, checking in at No. 17 in the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll and No. 18 in the USILA Coaches' Poll. Just over two years and a total of 31 games into team history, the Golden Eagles are believed to be the quickest squad to enter the NCAA Division I media poll following the team s inception. MU continued its climb as its record remained unblemished with seven wins to begin the season, eventually reaching No. 9 in the media poll on Monday, March 16. GRADUATE STUDENT JORDAN GREENFIELD PACES NEW-LOOK ATTACK IN 2015 Through the first nine games of 2015, the Golden Eagles are led in scoring by graduate student Jordan Greenfield, who has posted 22 goals and 12 assists (34 points), despite playing in eight of the nine contests. The Dover, Massachusetts, native sits 21st in NCAA Division I with 4.25 points per contest and is 21st in goals per game (2.75). Greenfield s addition to the squad has helped ease the loss of almost 40 percent of MU s goal scoring from 2014, which departed with the graduation of 2014 USILA All-American Tyler Melnyk (36g) and Bryan Badolato (22g). Greenfield potted 34 goals, including five game-winners, as Fairfield s leading scorer in Greenfield was named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week for the first time in his career on Monday, Feb. 23 after posting a program-record six goals, including the OT gamewinner, at Richmond on Feb. 22. Greenfield tied the game 9-9 with under one minute in regulation and added the winning tally just 1:05 into the extra session. The Golden Eagles trailed 8-4 entering the fourth quarter. He was also named the national player of the week by Inside Lacrosse and the USILA Division I Offensive Player of the Week. BYRNES CONTINUES TO PRODUCE IN A NUMBER OF WAYS Long stick midfielder Liam Byrnes entered the season as Marquette s all-time leader in ground balls and has continued to produce for the Golden Eagles early in 2015 in a variety of ways. Byrnes has recorded a ground ball (140 total) in all but two of the 38 career games he has played for Marquette and is second on the squad with 34 through nine contests. He also leads MU with 12 caused turnovers. The redshirt junior scored his third career goal in the Feb. 14 win at then-no. 17/19 Hofstra, on his native Long Island, and is currently tied for eighth among active NCAA Division I long pole players with 10 career points (4g, 6a). His second goal of the season, and fourth of his career, came on Sunday, March 1 against Ohio State in his first start of 2015 as a near defender. In his only starting assignment of 2015 on defense versus Ohio State, he was tasked with shutting down reigning-big Ten Player of the Week Jesse King, who torched MU for four goals and six points in their 2014 meeting. Byrnes allowed just a pair of even strength points to the Canadian and did not allow King to record a point over the final 43:17 of regulation. GOLDEN EAGLES ARE SEASONED ROAD WARRIORS Marquette opens its third season of competition with the first 10 games away from home and 12 of its 15 games overall on the road. By the time the Golden Eagles host their first home game at Hart Park on April 4, they will have traveled almost 12,000 miles in regular season competition and been through 11 states and the District of Columbia. In total, MU will log over 14,000 miles during the course of the regular season (almost 17,000 including preseason), through 13 states and Washington, D.C. MU will have played at least 11 games away from home in each of its first three seasons and has opened regular season action with stretches of nine (2013), seven (2014) and 10 games (2015) on the road. The Golden Eagles have played over 80 percent of their contests in program history on the road and are all-time away from home. Longest Road Swings to Begin 2015 Latest Home Openers 1. Marquette 10 games 1. Marquette April 4 T-2. Cornell 6 games T-2. Cornell March 17 T-2. Canisius 6 games T-2. Canisius March 17 T-2. Manhattan 6 games BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll Kyle Whitlow...Feb. 16 Liam Byrnes...March 2 Ryan McNamara...March 9 Conor Gately...March BIG EAST STANDINGS (3/29) Standings BIG EAST Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Denver W3 St. John's W1 Marquette W1 Georgetown L1 Villanova L3 Providence L PRESEASON POLL Team (First Place Votes) Points 1. Denver (5) Georgetown Villanova Marquette (1) St. John s Providence MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

5 HEAD COACH JOE AMPLO Fourth Year Farmingville, N.Y. Hofstra (2000) Joe Amplo was named the first head coach in Marquette men's lacrosse history on Feb. 4, Amplo's third year as head coach marked Marquette's first year of BIG EAST competition in The Golden Eagles, who played the 14th-toughest schedule according to Inside Lacrosse, picked up their first win against Amplo's alma mater Hofstra, which was ranked as high as No. 11 nationally, on Feb. 15. Marquette posted a 4-2 conference record that included overtime wins over St. John's and Georgetown and finished second overall in the BIG EAST to earn MU's first-ever postseason appearance. For his leadership, Amplo was named 2014 BIG EAST Coach of the Year as Marquette finished the regular season with a record of 6-9. Under Amplo's direction, four Marquette players garnered All-BIG EAST recognition in 2014, including redshirt sophomore B.J. Grill, who was the only defenseman unanimously selected to the first team. Grill was joined on the first team by attackman Tyler Melnyk, who also earned a USILA All-America Honorable Mention after scoring 36 goals and tallying 51 points. Amplo guided the Golden Eagles to a 5-8 record in Marquette's first-ever season of men's lacrosse in 2013, which included a three-game winning streak in April. In its inaugural season, Marquette defeated Air Force, Mercer, High Point, Detroit and Bellarmine. The Golden Eagles win at Air Force came in just the second game for the first-year program. Marquette finished the 2013 season with a national ranking of No. 19 in shooting rate and No. 18 in ground ball margin. ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS Opponent Record Air Force Bellarmine Denver Detroit Duke Georgetown High Point Hofstra Jacksonville Lehigh Marist Mercer Notre Dame Ohio State Providence Richmond Rutgers Saint Joseph s St. John s Villanova Total Amplo came to Marquette with 11 years of collegiate coaching experience, 10 of which came at his alma mater, Hofstra University. He served as associate head coach with the Pride for three years, and was the team's defensive coordinator. During his time at Hofstra, Amplo participated in 11 NCAA Championships, three as a student-athlete and eight as a coach, the most recent of which came in That year, Hofstra had the nation's No. 1 defense, boasting the lowest goals against average in the country. Amplo joined the Hofstra coaching staff as a graduate assistant in 1999 and remained with the University until 2001 when he took an assistant coaching position at the University of Pennsylvania. After one year at Penn, Amplo returned to Long Island where he remained through the 2011 season. In his first stint with Hofstra, Amplo worked under then-head coach John Danowski, now the coach of 2010 and 2013 NCAA Champion Duke University. From his return to Hofstra in 2003 through 2011, the Pride posted a record and advanced to five NCAA Championships. He has coached 53 all-conference players at Hofstra, including five conference players of the year, four rookies of the year and 21 all-americans. One of those players, Doug Shannahan, earned the Tewaaraton Award in 2001, honoring the top player in college lacrosse. Amplo has also coached another Tewaaraton Award finalist in Chris Unterstein, 13 North-South All- Stars and six USILA Scholar All-Americans. HEAD Coaches Classic - APRIL 18 As a student-athlete, he was an All-America East performer as a senior in 1999 when he started all 16 games and led the school to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship. He played in 58 games in his career and notched 91 ground balls, 40 of which came during his senior season. In addition to his work with Hofstra, Amplo is active on the lecture circuit and is the founder of the Golden Eagle Lacrosse Club, which operates clinics, camps and competitive club teams for the Milwaukee area lacrosse community. The Farmingville, New York, native attended Sachem High School in Lake Ronkonkoma, New York, where he earned four letters in both lacrosse and football and was an all-conference performer in both sports. Amplo graduated from Hofstra in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in geography and earned a master's degree in college student counseling. He and his wife, Jennifer, reside in Cedarburg, Wis. and have three daughters, Sophia, Charlotte, and Lily. AMPLO S HEAD COACHING RECORD Year Team Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Notes 2012 Marquette Marquette Marquette BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2015 Marquette Total MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

6 USILA COACHES POLL 1 Syracuse (22) 2 Notre Dame Maryland North Carolina Denver Duke Cornell Virginia Princeton Albany Yale Brown Marquette Georgetown Loyola Ohio State Army Towson Johns Hopkins Bucknell Also receiving votes: Boston U, Navy, Stony Brook, Fairfield, Villanova, Harvard, Marist, Richmond, UMass Poll as of 3/23/15 INSIDE LACROSSE MEDIA POLL 1 Syracuse (7-0) (25) 2 Notre Dame (5-1) Maryland (6-1) North Carolina (9-1) Denver (6-2) Duke (7-2) Cornell (6-2) Virginia (6-2) Albany (5-1) Princeton (6-1) Yale (5-2) Marquette (7-1) Brown (6-1) Georgetown (6-3) Ohio State (7-3) Loyola (5-4) Army (6-3) Towson (6-3) Boston University (6-2) Johns Hopkins (3-5) Also receiving votes: Bucknell, Navy, Harvard, Stony Brook, Villanova, Fairfield, Marist Poll as of 3/23/15 MARQUETTE WEEK-BY WEEK Week (Date) USILA Poll Media Poll Preseason N/A N/A 1 (2/16) (2/23) (3/2) (3/9) (3/16) (3/23) (3/30) 8 (4/6) 9 (4/13) 10 (4/20) 11 (4/27) 12 (5/4) Final FIRST DEFEAT AT GEORGETOWN FEATURED SIGNATURE MU RALLY Marquette s loss at Georgetown snapped a program-best seven game winning streak to begin the season but featured a furious second-half rally that the Golden Eagles have become known for in MU trailed by six goals (8-2) at the break and stormed out during the second half to tie the game, 9-9, on Blaine Fleming s goal with 6:07 remaining in regulation. After a two-man down situation resulted in a GU go-ahead goal with 3:45 to play, a potential game-tying shot from Fleming ricocheted low off the far pipe with 10 seconds remaining. FIRST VICTORY OVER OHIO STATE ONE TO REMEMBER Goalie Jimmy Danaher s nine first half saves kept the Golden Eagles in the game against the Buckeyes and his save of Carter Brown with 0:01 left on the clock preserved the victory. OSU, which was 19-of-23 on the day in the faceoff X, won the draw after Clarke s final goal and pushed it ahead to attackman Jesse King with time running out. MU defenders Liam Byrnes and Logan Tousaw converged on King and knocked the ball loose on the right side of the net before King whipped a behind-the-back pass to Carter. Danaher s 12th save of the day sealed the win as he stonewalled Carter s shot from the edge of the crease. MU entered the fourth quarter trailing 9-5 before rallying for the 10-9 win. MU TEAMS W/ZABLOCKI VA MEDICAL CENTER TO COACH MILWAUKEE EAGLES Head coach Joe Amplo and the Golden Eagles have teamed with the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center and Marquette s PT Adaptive Ability Club to coach the Milwaukee Eagles, one of six wheelchair lacrosse teams in the United States. The team features paralyzed American veterans, which MU will coach on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at the Marquette Gym on campus. The team is organized by Dr. Kenneth Lee, a professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin, who works with the Spinal Cord Injury Center at the VA hospital. BYRNES, GRILL & WHITLOW NAMED PRESEASON ALL-BIG EAST Returning all-conference performers Liam Byrnes, B.J. Grill and Kyle Whitlow were named to the 2015 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team. Grill and Byrnes were both selected unanimously, and Byrnes was the only long stick midfielder named. Last year, Grill became the first player in program history to earn unanimous All-BIG EAST First Team honors, while Byrnes, Marquette s career leader in ground balls and caused turnovers, garnered second team accolades. Whitlow was also named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team in 2014 and was one of two players to start all 16 games for the Golden Eagles. GOLDEN EAGLES PEGGED FOURTH IN BIG EAST COACHES POLL Marquette was picked to finish fourth in the 2015 BIG EAST Conference Preseason Coaches Poll after a second-place regular season finish as a new league member in Just a pair of points separated the second and fourth-place teams in the poll as Georgetown (18 points), Villanova (17) and Marquette (16) followed unanimous preseason No. 1 Denver. The Golden Eagles were the only squad other than the Pioneers to receive a first-place vote, as coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team or players. NEW WORLD CLASS INDOOR FACILITY TO HOUSE MU LACROSSE A new indoor athletic performance center, which will combine indoor playing fields for Marquette s lacrosse and soccer programs, an indoor track, and a world-class athletic performance research facility was announced on Jan. 29 by MU President Dr. Michael R. Lovell. The facility will be located on the 800 block of Michigan Street and is expected to house offices and locker rooms for MU lacrosse. Through a strategic partnership with the NBA s Milwaukee Bucks, cutting-edge faculty and student research in sports performance, medicine, nutrition and rehabilitation will enhance the performance of Marquette student-athletes and professional athletes worldwide. CBS SPORTS NETWORK TO TELEVISE FINAL TWO HOME GAMES The Golden Eagles will play two home games in front of a national television audience in their final contests of the regular season when preseason No. 3 Duke and No. 1 Denver roll into Milwaukee. Marquette will host the Blue Devils on Saturday, April 18 in a 1 p.m. Central time matchup (originally noon) and the Pioneers on Saturday, April 25 in the BIG EAST regular season finale. GOLDEN EAGLES FACE TOUGH SLATE IN 2015 Marquette will face five teams ranked in both preseason polls during its third season of competition, including No. 1 Denver, No. 2 Notre Dame and No. 3 Duke all in the month of April. The Golden Eagles began the 2015 campaign at No. 18/16 Lehigh and No. 17/19 Hofstra in the first two weeks of the season and will also face three teams receiving votes in the USILA Preseason Poll in Ohio State, Villanova and St. John s. In total, 12 of MU s 15 opponents have received votes in at least one of the two polls this season MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

7 THE LAST MEETING VS. BELLARMINE... Lacrosse Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Bellarmine vs Marquette (Apr 01, 2014 at Wauwatosa, Wis.) Bellarmine (5-4) vs. Score by period Total Marquette (3-7) Bellarmine Date: Apr 01, 2014 Attendance: 231 Marquette Weather: 40 degrees, winds WNW 18 mph, mostly cloudy Bellarmine SCORING: GOALS: Ciessau, Tucker 4; Mitchell, Chad 2; Shanks, Austin 1; Scinta, Ryan 1; Gardner, Cameron 1; Zamora, Daniel 1. ASSISTS: Mitchell, Chad 3; Scinta, Ryan 1; Shanks, Austin 1. Marquette SCORING: GOALS: MELNYK, Tyler 3; MCNAMARA, Ryan 2; NELSON, Henry 1; FLEMING, Blaine 1. ASSISTS: WHITLOW, Kyle 2; DEMICHIEI, Andy 1. Shots by period Total Bellarmine Marquette Ground balls/prd Total Bellarmine Marquette Saves by period Total Bellarmine Marquette Turnovers by prd Total Bellarmine Marquette F/O violations by pr Total Bellarmine Marquette Faceoffs by prd Total Bellarmine Marquette Clears by period Total Bellarmine Marquette Extra-man opps Total Bellarmine Marquette Stadium: Hart Park Official's signature Penalties - Bellarmine 6/5:00; Marquette 6/5: second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Bellarmine 0/0 (0); Marquette 0/0 (0). Officials: Terry Williams; Joe Perez; John Devries. Scorer: Chiz Dippler MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

8 AT NO. 18/16 LEHIGH MARQUETTE W/L: 1-0 Saturday, Feb a.m. CT Bethlehem, Pa. Ulrich Sports Complex Score by Period Total Marquette Lehigh AT NO. 17/19 HOFSTRA MARQUETTE W/L: 2-0 Saturday, Feb a.m. CT Hempstead, N.Y. Shuart Stadium Score by Period Total Marquette Hofstra W, 10-9 Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (1-0) W, Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (2-0) Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 3; MCNAMARA, Ryan 2; GATELY, Conor 1; WHITLOW, Kyle 1; DEMICHIEI, Andy 1; RICHARD, Jacob 1; PISANO, Robbie 1. ASSISTS: CLARKE, Kyran 2; GATELY, Conor 2; GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; WHITLOW, Kyle 2. Lehigh SCORING: GOALS: Taylor, Dan 3; Weber, Reid 2; Kaunas, Kurtis 2; Strain, Ian 1; Henderson, Alan 1. ASSISTS: Raposo, Matt 2; Taylor, Dan 2; Mastroianni, Ray 1; Strain, Ian 1. SAVES: Jimmy Danaher (MU) 10; Matt Poillon (LU) 8. TEAM STATS Team MU LU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 10 8 TO Clears NOTES: Marquette s first win over a ranked foe (was 0-9 prior)... First season-opening win... First time over.500 in MU history. Marquette SCORING: GOALS: WHITLOW, Kyle 4; GATELY, Conor 2; FLEMING, Blaine 2; GREENFIELD, Jordan 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1; BYRNES, Liam 1. ASSISTS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 3; GATELY, Conor 2; KENNEDY, K.C. 1; RICHARD, Jacob 1. Hofstra SCORING: GOALS: Davis, Brier 3; Llinares, Sam 2; Malave, Mike 2; Alderman, Dylan 1; Hendrickson, Korey 1; Rielly, Ryan 1. ASSISTS: Kavanagh, Brendan 2; Llinares, Sam 1. TEAM STATS Team MU HU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS TO Clears SAVES: Jimmy Danaher (MU) 13; Chris Selva (HU) 12. NOTES: MU overcame two four-goal deficits to improve to 7-1 alltime in one-goal games... Outscored Hofstra 7-2 over final 21:34... MU out-shot Hofstra 21-9 in second half... Whitlow scored careerbest 4g... Fleming s GWG came w/1:18 left. AT RV/RV RICHMOND MARQUETTE W/L: 3-0 Sunday, Feb a.m. CT Richmond, Va. E. Claiborne Robins Stadium Score by Period OT Total Marquette Richmond VS. RV/- DETROIT MARQUETTE W/L: 4-0 Friday, Feb. 27 2:30 p.m. CT Louisville, Ky. Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Score by Period Total Detroit Marquette W, (OT) Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (3-0) W, 12-6 Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (4-0) Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 6; GATELY, Conor 3; WHITLOW, Kyle 1; DEMICHIEI, Andy 1. ASSISTS: FLEMING, Blaine 2; GATELY, Conor 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1; WHITLOW, Kyle 1. Richmond SCORING: GOALS: Mitch Goldberg 5; J.P. Forester 1; Jean-Luc Chetner 1; Dan Ginestro 1; Mickey Hofmeister 1; Cory Palmer 1. ASSISTS: J.P. Forester 2; Jean-Luc Chetner 1; Dan Ginestro 1; Eric Haehl 1; Brendan Hynes 1; Robbie Poirier 1. SAVES: Benny Pugh (RU) 16, Jimmy Danaher (MU) 11. TEAM STATS Team MU RU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS TO Clears NOTES: MU trailed 8-4 entering the fourth quarter... Greenfield scored an MU-record six goals, including the OT winner just 1:05 into extra time... MU out-shot RU 14-4 in fourth quarter and OT... MU improved to 8-1 in one-goal games and 4-0 all-time in OT. Detroit SCORING: GOALS: Adams,Shayne 2; Beauregard,Brandon 1; Anstead,Mark 1; Birney,Mike 1; Drummond,Scott 1. ASSISTS: Anstead,Mark 1; Beauregard,Brandon 1. TEAM STATS Team UDM MU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 19 7 TO Clears Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GATELY, Conor 3; GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; MCNAMARA, Ryan 2; WHITLOW, Kyle 1; DEMICHIEI, Andy 1; CLARKE, Kyran 1; DUNN, Joseph 1; TOWNSEND, Pat 1. ASSISTS: DEMICHIEI, Andy 1; GILLIGAN, Tyler 1; GREENFIELD, Jordan 1; WHITLOW, Kyle 1. SAVES: Jason Weber (UDM) 19; Jimmy Danaher (MU) 7; Cole Blazer (MU) 0. NOTES: MU s largest margin of victory in first four games... Pat Townsend credited with GWG... Seven different players scored the first seven MU goals as the Golden Eagles built 7-0 lead early in 2Q. VS. RV/RV OHIO STATE MARQUETTE W/L: 5-0 Sunday, March 1 12 p.m. CT Louisville, Ky. Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Score by Period Total Ohio State Marquette AT JACKSONVILLE MARQUETTE W/L: 6-0 Friday, March 6 6 p.m. CT Jacksonville, Fla. D.B. Milne Field Score by Period Total Marquette Jacksonville W, 10-9 Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (5-0) W, Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (6-0) Ohio State SCORING: GOALS: Carter Brown 3; Ryan Hunter 2; Jesse King 1; David Planning 1; John Kelly 1; Christopher May 1. ASSISTS: Jesse King 3; Colin Chell 1; Turner Evans 1; David Planning 1. Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 3; WHITLOW, Kyle 2; CLARKE, Kyran 2; GATELY, Conor 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1; BYRNES, Liam 1. ASSISTS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; GATELY, TEAM STATS Team OSU MU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 3 12 TO Clears Conor 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1; RICHARD, Jacob 1; WHITLOW, Kyle 1. SAVES: Tom Carey (OSU) 3; Jimmy Danaher (MU) 12. NOTES: MU trailed 9-5 entering the fourth quarter... MU s fourth one-goal win in 2015 and improved to 9-1 all-time in such games... Whitlow s second goal tied game 9-9 w/1:44 left... Kyran Clarke s GWG came w/11 seconds left... Danaher s save of Carter Brown with 0:01 on the clock sealed the win after OSU FO victory. Marquette SCORING: GOALS: MCNAMARA, Ryan 4; GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; GATELY, Conor 2; FLEMING, Blaine 2; WHITLOW, Kyle 1; CLARKE, Kyran 1. ASSISTS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; MCNAMA- RA, Ryan 1; WHITLOW, Kyle 1. Jacksonville SCORING: GOALS: MOORE, Tom 3; ROHLIN, Dakota 2; MILLER, Quint 1; IGOE, Conor 1; MOORE, Rob 1; MILANES, Fernando 1; COLLINS, Austin MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES ASSISTS: MOORE, Tom 3; IGOE, Conor 1; MILLER, Quint 1; MOORE, Rob 1; ROHLIN, Dakota 1. SAVES: Bass Barfield (JU) 16; Jimmy Danaher (MU) 5. TEAM STATS Team MU JU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 5 16 TO 7 13 Clears NOTES: MU entered the fourth quarter tied for the first time in Ryan McNamara scored a career-high four goals, including three fourth quarter tallies... Victory was MU s first over JU (1-2).

9 AT MERCER MARQUETTE W/L: 7-0 Sunday, March 8 1 p.m. CT Macon, Ga. Mercer University Stadium Score by Period Total Marquette Mercer AT RV/RV GEORGETOWN MARQUETTE W/L: 7-1 Saturday, March a.m. CT Washington, D.C. Multi-Sport Field Score by Period Total Marquette Georgetown W, 14-6 Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (7-0) L, 10-9 Winning goalie: Nick Marrocco, GU (6-3) Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 2; MCNAMARA, Ryan 2; CLARKE, Kyran 2; DUNN, Joseph 1; TOWNSEND, Pat 1; FLEMING, Blaine 1; SARAZIN, Ryan 1; GATE- LY, Conor 1; NELSON, Henry 1; PREISLER, Grant 1; RICHARD, Jacob 1. ASSISTS: BARR, Zach 1; DUNN, Joseph 1; GREENFIELD, Jordan 1; MCFARLAND, Phil 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1. Mercer SCORING: GOALS: Chris Rahill 2; Chris Baxa 1; Matt Quinn 1; Kevin Yoggy 1; James Fromert 1. ASSISTS: Chris Rahill 1. TEAM STATS Team MU Mercer Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 14 9 TO Clears SAVES: Mike Nugent (Mercer) 9; Matt Barone (MU) 6; Cole Blazer (MU) 4; Jimmy Danaher (MU) 4. Marquette SCORING: GOALS: GREENFIELD, Jordan 3; WHITLOW, Kyle 3; GATELY, Conor 2; FLEMING, Blaine 1. ASSISTS: GATELY, Conor 2; DEMICHIEI, Andy 1; GREENFIELD, Jordan 1; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1. Georgetown SCORING: GOALS: STAFFORD, Bo 2; O'CONNOR, Reilly 1; QUINZI, Stephen 1; HURSEY, Ryan 1; BERGE, Craig 1; WHITE, Eduardo 1; MCCORMICK, Charles 1; CARPENTER, Nick 1; PARKE, Corey 1. TEAM STATS Team MU GU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS 11 7 TO Clears ASSISTS: HURSEY, Ryan 1; O'CONNOR, Reilly 1; QUINZI, Stephen 1. SAVES: Jimmy Danaher (MU) 11; Nick Marrocco (GU) 7. NOTES: MU rallied from a six-goal halftime deficit to tie the game 9-9 w/6:07 remaining... Blaine Fleming s shot to tie w/10 sec. left hit the far post... Loss snaps MU s win streak at eight in one-goal games. AT RV/RV VILLANOVA MARQUETTE W/L: 8-1 Saturday, March 28 noon CT Villanova, Pa. Villanova Stadium Score by Period Total Marquette Villanova W, 9-8 Winning goalie: Jimmy Danaher, MU (8-1) Marquette SCORING: GOALS: WHITLOW, Kyle 3; GATELY, Conor 2; FLEMING, Blaine 2; MCNAMARA, Ryan 1; PREISLER, Grant 1. ASSISTS: DUNN, Joseph 2; CLARKE, Kyran 1. Villanova SCORING: GOALS: GALLAWAY, Johnny 4; CERRONE, Sean 1; MCIVER, Matt 1; SEIBEL, Danny 1; HORNING, Charlie 1. ASSISTS: CERRONE, Sean 3; CURRAN, Jack 1; GARTNER, Eric 1; MCIVER, Matt 1. SAVES: Jimmy Danaher (MU) 10; Dan Willis (VU) 8; Greg Stamatov (VU) 4. TEAM STATS Team MU VU Shots GB FO Ex. Man SVS TO Clears NOTES: Whitlow scored his third hat trick of the year and Grant Preisler s second career goal with 6:46 to play gave MU an 8-7 lead... Game featured eight ties... Joe Dunn made his first start of the year in place of the suspended Jordan Greenfield... Fleming s GWG came with 1:58 remaining... MU s fifth one-goal win in MARQUETTE MEN S LACROSSE GAME NOTES

10 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Marquette Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Mar 28, 2015) Overall: 8-1 Conf: 1-1 Home: 0-0 Away: 6-1 Neut: 2-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 47 GREENFIELD, Jordan GATELY, Conor WHITLOW, Kyle MCNAMARA, Ryan FLEMING, Blaine CLARKE, Kyran DEMICHIEI, Andy DUNN, Joseph RICHARD, Jacob TOWNSEND, Pat BYRNES, Liam PREISLER, Grant PISANO, Robbie SARAZIN, Ryan NELSON, Henry MCFARLAND, Phil GILLIGAN, Tyler BARR, Zach KENNEDY, K.C THOMSON, Tanner CLEMENTE, Michael KELLY, Gryphin SCHELHORN, Travis EUFRASIO, Nicholas ZADROGA III, Mikey BLAZER, Cole LANZA, Matt GOLTZMAN, Teddy RIEHL, Colin GELLER, Ryan WESELAK, Owen HORNUNG, Brett SMITH, Matthew BARONE, Matt GREEN, Jordan CIAMMAICHELLA, A GRILL, B.J TOUSAW, Logan DANAHER, Jimmy CONNOR, Griffin JOSEPH, Noah MOJICA, Dan Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 54 BLAZER, Cole : DANAHER, Jimmy : BARONE, Matt : Total 9 541: Opponents 9 541: Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Marquette Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Marquette Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Marquette Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Marquette Opponents Attendance Summary MU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 7/612 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/167 CLEARS: Marquette , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Marquette , Opponents