2020 OHIO STATE MEN’S LACROSSE · 2020. 1. 16. · 2020 OHIO STATE MEN’S LACROSSE 4 No. Name Position Height Weight Class Hometown / Last School/High School 1 Skylar Wahlund Goalie

2020 OHIO STATE MEN’S LACROSSE

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M E N ’ S L A C R O S S E C O N TA C T

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Assoc. AD/Communications ..............Jerry EmigAssoc. AD/Communications ....Dan WallenbergDirector .............................................Leann Parker Assoc. Directors ... Mike Basford, Kyle Kuhlman Gary Petit, Brett Rybak, Candice JohnsonCommunications Assistants ..... Erin Cummings Danajha ClemonsMen’s Lacrosse Contact ...............Mike Basford Offi ce Phone ........................... 614-292-0134 Cell Phone ..............................908-892-8951 E-mail ............................ [email protected] Twitter.......................... @MikeBasford_OSUMailing Address ... 2400 Olentangy River Road 6th Floor Fawcett Center Columbus, OH 43210-1166

GAMEDAY PHONE NUMBERSFacility Operations .......................614-292-9450Ticket Offi ce .................................. 614-292-2624Fan Experience/Promotions ....... 614-292-3672

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation ..................Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.5m)Founded ............................................................1870 Enrollment ..............57,466 (Columbus campus)Nickname ................................................BuckeyesColors Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429)Mascot ..........................................Brutus BuckeyePresident ............................. Dr. Michael V. Drake

MEN’S LACROSSE HISTORYAll-Time Record ....................................493-424-5 Conference ................................Big Ten (fi fth year)All-B1G Selections ................................................18All-ECAC Selections............................................23B1G Off /Def Player, Specialist of the Year ....... 4ECAC Off /Def Player of the Year awards ........ 4ECAC Championships ........1 (2013 tournament) GWLL Championships ..........................................6 ...................... (1986-88-99co-03co-04-08co)All-America honors .............................................67GWLL MVPs ............................................................5 All-GWLL Selections ...........................................93MLA Players of the Year ......................................2All-MLA Selections ............................................ 103North-South All-Star Game Selections ...........31USILA Scholar All-Americans ........................... 16Academic All-Big Ten Selections ................. 335Ohio State Scholar-Athlete Honors .............489Home Facilities ...............................Ohio Stadium Woody Hayes Athletic Center (Indoor)

2019 IN REVIEWOverall Record ................................................... 8-4B1G Record ................................................. 1-4/t-6thAll-Americans .........................................................5All-B1G Players ....................................................... 3

2020 SEASONLetterwinners Returning/Lost ...................... 32/11Starters Returning/Lost .................................... 8/2All-Americans Returning/Lost ......................... 3/2All-Conference Choices Returning/Lost ...... 3/0Captains ...............Jeff Henrick, Ryan Terefenko Lukas Buckley

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................... Nick Myers, 11th yearAlma Mater ......................................Springfi eld ‘01OSU/Career Record (Years) .................101-74 (11)Asst. Coach ................Dylan Sheridan, fi rst yearAlma Mater ...................Claremont McKenna ‘06Asst. Coach ...................... Travis Crane, 4th yearAlma Mater ......................................Penn State ‘13Vol. Asst. Coach .......Andrew Vossler, 2nd yearAlma Mater .............................. Rollins College ‘12Dir. of Operations .......... Mark Bergey, 11th year Alma Mater .............................................WNEC ‘06Athletic Trainer ...............................Angie BeisnerStrength and Conditioning Coach ............Kevin .......................................................EnchelmeyerDirector of Events ...........................Madison ReidLacrosse Offi ce Phone ..................614-292-9017Lacrosse Offi ce Fax .......................614-292-9195

MEDIA SERVICESCREDENTIAL REQUESTSMembers of the working media interested in obtaining credentials should contact Mike Basford in the athletics communications offi ce at 614-688-0134 or [email protected].

PLAYER INTERVIEWSMedia wishing to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio State lacrosse team should contact Mike Basford in the athletics communications offi ce. Please call at least one day in advance to allow setup time.

ROAD REQUESTSPlease direct all credential requests for Ohio State’s road games to the host school’s sports information director.

WEEKLY RELEASEThe weekly release, which includes notes and statistics, is available each week on the offi cial Ohio State Department of Athletics web site at: OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Media members who would like to be on the men’s lacrosse email distribution list should contact Mike Basford ([email protected]).

POSTGAME PROCEDURESInterviews will begin approximately 10 minutes after the game ends. A member of the Ohio State athletics communications offi ce will assist with interviews. Please inform a member of the athletics communications offi ce of any specifi c requests.

BUCKEYES ONLINEWebsite ........................ OhioStateBuckeyes.comTwitter ........................................ @OhioStateMLAXInstagram .................................. @OhioStateMLAXFacebook ......................OhioStateMensLacrosseSnapchat ................................... @OhioStateMLAX

VIDEO SERVICESFor information regarding video services and game footage (if available), contact video services at 614-688-5359.

2020 SCHEDULEFeb. 4 .......................DETROIT MERCY • 7 P.M.Feb. 8 .......................at Boston University • NoonFeb. 15 ......................................UMASS • 1 p.m.Feb. 22 .....................................at Bucknell • NoonMarch 1 ..................................CORNELL • NoonMarch 7 ................................ HOFSTRA • NoonMarch 10 ......................NOTRE DAME • 4 p.m.March 15 .................................DENVER • NoonMarch 28.................................... at Rutgers* • TBAApril 5 ................................ PENN STATE • TBAApril 12 .......................................at Maryland • TBAApril 19 .....................JOHNS HOPKINS* • TBAApril 25 ................................MICHIGAN* • TBAMay 1-3 .................................. Big Ten Tournament.................................................at State College, Pa.

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The men’s lacrosse program moved into the Schumaker Complex in the fall of 2018,

a $40 million-plus facility complete with its own locker

room and fi lm room. “It is a groundbreaking facility that features a new locker room, team fi lm room and fi rst-class weight room,” Nick Myers, Ohio State head coach, said. “Being a Buckeye is very special and knowing you can attract great people and put them in the best position for successful development with outstanding facilities is very exciting to us all.” The new training hub for the 33 Olympic sports teams at Ohio State, the new state-of-the-art facility hosts the nutritional, physical and psychological development of more than 800 Ohio State student-athletes. “We are excited at the impact this new

facility will have on our men’s lacrosse program,” Janine Oman, Ohio State SWA and senior associate athletics director, said. “This facility will house the most innovative sport science technology and personnel to better train, perform and recover our student-athletes in the safest and most effi cient manner possible. The Schumaker facility has been designed to encourage student-athlete interaction. The men’s lacrosse team will be able

to engage with other student-athletes, which builds upon the Buckeye family tradition we enjoy here at Ohio State no matter the sport you play.” In addition to locker rooms for seven other teams, the complex is also comprised of a sports nutrition and dining center, sports medicine and athletic training center, strength and conditioning center and classroom space for professional development for both current and former student-athletes.

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No. Name Position Height Weight Class Hometown / Last School/High School1 Skylar Wahlund Goalie 6-0 203 So. Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty2 Jack Myers Attack 6-4 200 So. Washington, D.C. / Gonzaga3 JT Bugliosi Attack 5-8 163 Jr. Forest Hill, Md. / Calvert Hall4 Colby Smith Attack 6-2 200 Jr. Lancaster, Pa. / Hempfi eld5 Christian Tomei Goalie 6-4 260 Fr. Jupiter, Fla. / Oxbridge Academy6 Scott White Attack 5-10 172 So. West Chester, Pa. / Malvern Prep7 Lukas Buckley Midfi eld 6-1 192 Rs.-Sr. Walpole, Mass. / Xaverian Brothers8 Josh Kirson Goalie 6-2 211 Rs.-Jr. Newton, Mass. / The Rivers School / The Hill Academy9 Griffi n Hughes Midfi eld 5-7 170 Jr. Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty10 Grant Mitchell Midfi eld 6-1 205 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Calvert Hall11 Jeff Henrick Defense 5-11 185 Sr. Orangeville, Ontario / The Hill Academy12 Matt Clibanoff Attack 5-11 182 So. Ambler, Pa. / La Salle College13 Mike Clibanoff Goalie 5-11 168 So. Ambler, Pa. / La Salle College14 Brandon Fisher Midfi eld 6-3 173 So. Lorton, Va. / Paul VI15 Carson Raney Defense 6-4 210 Fr. Frisco, Texas / Episcopal School of Dallas16 Nick Musci Attack 5-8 173 Sr. Westerville, Ohio / Saint Francis De Sales17 Zach Ludd Attack 5-9 145 So. Portsmouth, N.H. / The Governor’s Academy18 Colby Barker Midfi eld 6-1 201 Jr. Pittsford, N.Y. / Pittsford Mendon19 Brandon Barker Midfi eld 6-1 208 Rs.-Sr. Pittsford, N.Y. / Pittsford Mendon20 Omari DeBerry Midfi eld 6-2 156 Jr. Woodstock, Md. / Calvert Hall21 Brendan Wallace Defense 6-2 178 Sr. Herndon, Va. / Chantilly / Salisbury School22 Johnny Wiseman Midfi eld 5-10 174 So. Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty23 Christian Feliziani Face-Off 5-8 171 Sr. Boothwyn, Pa. / Episcopal Academy24 Connor Mitchell Midfi eld 6-1 215 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Calvert Hall25 Mitchell Pehlke Attack 5-10 180 Fr. Leesburg, Va. / Riverside26 Garrett Nilsen Attack 6-0 180 Fr. Severna Park, Md. / St. Mary’s27 James Hogan Face-Off 5-10 175 Fr. Ridgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood28 Dayton Fisher Defense 6-5 197 Jr. Hanover, Md. / Howard / Howard C.C.29 Jackson Reid Attack 5-10 158 Jr. Guelph, Ontario / Culver Academy30 Justin Inacio Face-Off 5-10 183 Jr. Oakville, Ontario / The Hill Academy31 Gabe Galbraith Defense 6-2 185 Fr. Dallas, Texas / Highland Park33 TJ Hendricks Midfi eld 6-5 181 So. Fairport, N.Y. / Fairport / Avon Old Farms34 Ryan Terefenko Midfi eld 6-0 187 Sr. Sinking Spring, Pa. / Wilson35 James Cipolla Midfi eld 5-7 175 Fr. Orefi eld, Pa. / Parkland36 Elijah Black Midfi eld 5-8 180 Fr. Mundelein, Ill. / Saint Viator39 Joey Salisbury Defense 6-0 188 Sr. Damascus, Md. / Damascus40 Carter Hilleary Midfi eld 6-0 180 Fr. Columbus, Ohio / St. Francis DeSales41 Sam Faber Face-Off 5-11 195 Fr. Haslett, Mich. / Haslett42 Caleb Mahoney Defense 6-0 189 Sr. Holliston, Mass. / The Rivers School43 George Walsh Defense 6-1 196 So. York, Pa. / Calvert Hall44 Tre Leclaire Attack 6-2 205 Sr. Surrey, British Columbia / Elgin Park Secondary45 Alec Cerasoli Midfi eld 5-10 154 So. Phoenix, Md. / Loyola Blakefi eld46 Stephen Zupicich Defense 6-1 190 Fr. Bronxville, N.Y. / Fordham Prep47 Anthony Ameo Midfi eld 6-2 192 So. Painesville, Ohio / St. Ignatius48 Jed Manning Defense 6-5 212 Jr. Cockeysville, Md. / The Hill Academy49 Ben Williams Midfi eld 6-3 175 Rs.-Fr. Potomac, Md. / St. John’s College H.S.50 Evan Riss Defense 6-0 185 Jr. Columbia, Md. / Oakland Mills52 Jacob Snyder Defense 6-2 205 Fr. Fallston, Md. / Calvert Hall

Head Coach: Nick Myers (Springfi eld ‘01), 12th year Assistant Coach: Dylan Sheridan (Claremont McKenna ‘06), fi rst yearAssistant Coach: Travis Crane (Penn State ‘13), fourth yearVolunteer Assistant Coach: Andrew Vossler (Rollins ‘12), second yearStrength & Conditioning Coach: Kevin Enchelmeyer (DePauw ‘12), second yearDirector of Operations: Mark Bergey (WNEC ‘06), 12th yearDirector of Events: Madison Reid (Ohio State ‘16), fourth year

2020 ROSTER

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEBugliosi ..................................................................................Bug-lee-osiInacio ..................................................................................... Ah-nah-ceoZupicich ............................................................................. Zup-uh-chichTomei ........................................................................................... Toe-mayCerasoli ...................................................................................Cer-ah-soliPehlke ............................................................................................ Pel-key


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HEAD COACH NICK MYERSIn 11 seasons at the helm of the Ohio State men’s lacrosse program, head coach Nick Myers has taken the Buckeyes to places they’ve never been before. And through his tireless eff orts – and those of his coaching staff – he also has Ohio State primed for even greater heights moving forward. Over his fi rst 11 seasons, Myers has posted a 101-74 ledger overall and a 33-27 conference record. Ohio State’s ascension culminated with a trip to the 2017 Final Four and national championship game. Myers also has the programs fi rst postseason title on his resume (2013 ECAC Tournament championship), in addition to two Creator’s Trophy titles, a share of a league regular-season title, a spot in the NCAA quarterfi nals three times (2013, ’15, ‘17) and to a No. 3 seed in the 2013 and 2017 NCAA Tournaments. In 2018, he was voted by his peers as the co-Big Ten Coach of the Year. Under his tutelage, members of the program have garnered 21 USILA All-America honors, 44 all-conference nods and 11 conference player of the year accolades. Over the past 10 years, members of the Ohio State squad have earned 174 Academic All-Big Ten accolades and 243 Ohio State Scholar-Athlete nods, along with the fi rst 12 USILA Scholar All-American selections in program history. The team’s community service numbers rise each year, with the program volunteering more than 2,500 hours in the community the last six seasons combined. This past spring, Myers and the Buckeyes got off to one of the best starts in school history, going unbeaten in non-conference play for the fi rst time ever. With a 11-10 overtime win at Notre Dame, Myers became the fi rst coach in program history to win 100 games. He coached two All-Big Ten selections – Ryan Terefenko and Justin Inacio – along with the conference’s co-Specialist of the Year (Inacio). He also led the Scarlet and Gray to their fi rst-ever road wins at UMass, Hofstra and Johns Hopkins. In 2018, Myers and the Buckeyes played their best lacrosse in the fi nal month of the season, rallying to knock off No. 20 Michigan, No. 1 Maryland and No. 9 Rutgers in three consecutive weeks to earn a birth to the Big Ten Tournament. In the process, Myers also became the winningest coach in program history, notching his 93rd career triumph in a 10-7 victory over the Scarlet Knights. Myers and his staff coached a Big Ten Freshmen of the Year (Justin Inacio) for the second consecutive season while also producing four USILA All-Americans: Ben Randall (fi rst team), Ryan Terefenko (third team), Tre Leclaire (honorable mention) and Erik Evans (honorable mention).

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HOMETOWN: Kennebunk, MaineHIGH SCHOOL: KennebunkALMA MATER: Springfi eld, ‘01 FAMILY: Wife, Julie; sons, Mason and Zachary; mother, Miriam Myers-Burch; father, Fred; brother, Pat; sister, Ali BurchEDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree in sports studies/physical education from Springfi eld College.PLAYING CAREER: NEWMAC Player of the Year in 2000 and Division III All-American in 2001. Three-time All-NEWMAC honoree. Scored 221 career points.YEARS IN COACHING: 19 (17th at Ohio State)RECORD AT OHIO STATE: 101-74 (.577)CAREER RECORD: SameASSISTED UNDER: Joe Breschi (Ohio State), Stan Ross (But-ler), Craig Kahoun (Butler)COACHING HIGHLIGHTS: Led Ohio State to 2017 National Championship game; has coached 30 All-Americans.


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Myers’ 2017 team put together a memorable run that resulted in the program’s fi rst-ever trip to Championship Weekend. The Buckeyes set a school record by winning 16 games and by virtue of a 16-11 win over Duke in the NCAA Quarterfi nals, advanced to the Final Four. In Foxboro, the Buckeyes came from behind to beat Towson in the national semifi nals, punching a ticket college lacrosse’s biggest stage: the NCAA title game. Along the way, several of Myers’ players earned recognition: junior defenseman Ben Randall became the fi rst Buckeye in program history to be a USILA First Team All-American while faceoff specialist Jake Withers earned second team honors, Tre Leclaire and Tom Carey were third team selections and Eric Fannell and Ryan Terefenko were honorable mention choices. The four fi rst/second/third team honorees are a program best. During the Summer of 2016, Myers led Team USA to the gold medal at the FIL Under-19 World Championship. The squad was 6-0 in the tournament and rallied from an 8-2 defi cit in the championship game to win the title, Team USA’s eighth consecutive gold medal. Myers will coach the Team USA U19 squad once again this summer at the World Championships in Limerick, Ireland. The 2016 the Buckeyes (7-8) took on a Top 20 team in eight of their fi nal nine games and had fi ve one-goal decisions. Buckeyes claimed half of the Big Ten Player of the Year awards, with Robby Haus named defensive player of the year and Jake Withers receiving specialist honors; both were also named First Team All-Big Ten. Haus, who was a Third Team All-American, was joined by Carter Brown as USILA Scholar All-Americans. The Showdown in The Shoe, which had a crowd of nearly 55,000 by the end of the game, saw the Buckeyes post their fi fth consecutive win over Michigan. Twenty-four Buckeyes represented the program at the Scholar-Athlete Dinner and 14 were named to the Academic All-Big Ten squad. In 2015, Myers led the Buckeyes into a new era, as the Big Ten Conference sponsored men’s lacrosse for the fi rst time. Ohio State, which ended the year 12-7 overall (3-2 B1G), advanced to the inaugural Big Ten Tournament championship game and earned an at-large spot in the NCAA Tournament. In the fi rst round of the NCAA tourney, the Buckeyes went on the road and defeated two-time defending champion Duke before falling in the quarterfi nals to eventual national champion Denver. During the season, the Buckeyes claimed the Creator’s Trophy with road wins over Penn State and Michigan and topped three of the NCAA semifi nalists while also hosting the Showdown in The Shoe before a crowd of more than 44,000 by the end of the game. Three Buckeyes earned USILA All-America accolades, as Jesse King and Haus were named to the third team and Tom Carey was an honorable mention choice, while fi ve were recognized by the Big Ten, with King and Brown named First Team All-Big Ten. Academically, 24 Buckeyes were invited to the Scholar-

Athlete Dinner, with 15 earning a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team, and Turner Evans and Christopher May both were named USILA Scholar All-Americans. In 2014, the Buckeyes (6-8) shared the ECAC regular season title in the last year competing in the conference, posting a 3-1 league ledger and earning a spot in the conference tournament. The Showdown in the Shoe returned to Ohio Stadium, with the Buckeyes downing Michigan in front of more than 31,000 fans prior to the Ohio State football spring game. Joe Meurer was named the ECAC Defensive Player of the Year and led eight Buckeyes as all-conference selections. Meurer and King, a Tewaaraton Award Top 25 candidate, earned USILA All-America accolades, with King on the third team and Meurer an honorable mention pick. Meurer also was named a Scholar All-American by the USILA. The 2013 campaign was one of the best in program history, posting a 13-4 ledger for the most wins for a Buckeye team since 1978. Ten of the victories were during the regular season, just the fi fth time a Buckeye team hit double-digit wins before entering postseason play. The squad downed both Penn State and Michigan on the road to claim the Creator’s Trophy for the fi rst time. Wins over ranked opponents Loyola and Denver lifted the Buckeyes to the ECAC tournament crown and the No. 3 seed in the NCAA tournament. Nearly 2,400 fans – a number that ranked fourth nationally among all fi rst-round sites – watched the Buckeyes beat Towson 16-6 to advance to the NCAA quarterfi nals for the second time in school history. Individually, Logan Schuss became the program’s all-time leading goal scorer and a two-time ECAC Off ensive Player of the Year, as well as the fi rst Buckeye to earn fi rst team all-conference accolades four times. Schuss was a second team All-American and Dominique Alexander, King and Meurer all were named honorable mention All-Americans, just the second time in program history four Buckeyes were recognized and the fi rst time since 2008. Three Buckeyes – Schuss, Alexander and Trey Wilkes – were named USILA Scholar All-Americans. The 2012 campaign saw the Buckeyes (8-7) earn a spot in the ECAC tournament semifi nals after fi nishing second in the regular season with a 5-1 league ledger. Schuss was named the ECAC Off ensive Player of the Year and joined Joe Bonanni on the USILA All-America third team, with four Buckeyes named to the All-ECAC team. Matt Kawamoto and Bonanni became the fi rst USILA Scholar All-Americans in program history. In 2011, the Buckeyes (8-8) earned a spot in the inaugural ECAC tournament. The team was 5-2 at home, including a 13-8 upset of No. 3-ranked North Carolina Feb. 19 in Ohio Stadium, the program’s fi rst win over a Top 3 opponent in history. A record 28 Buckeyes were invited to the Scholar-Athlete dinner, with a league-high 10 Ohio State

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Year School W-L Conf. W-L Postseason

2009 Ohio State 8-8 3-2 (GWLL) GWLL Tournament

2010 Ohio State 7-8 3-4 (ECAC) N/A

2011 Ohio State 8-8 3-3 (ECAC) ECAC Tournament


2013 Ohio State 13-4 5-2 (ECAC) NCAA Quarterfi nals


2015 Ohio State 12-7 3-2 (B1G) NCAA Quarterfi nals

2016 Ohio State 7-8 2-3 (B1G) N/A

2017 Ohio State 16-5 3-2 (B1G) NCAA Final Four

2018 Ohio State 8-7 3-2 (B1G) B1G Tournament

2019 Ohio State 8-4 1-4 (B1G) N/A

TOTALS 11 years 101-74 (.577) 34-26 (.567)


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MAKING THEGREATSTATE OF

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PROUDplayers named to the ECAC All-Academic team. Kawamoto, a USILA Honorable Mention All-American, picked up ECAC Defensive Player of the Year accolades and was one of four Buckeyes named to the all-conference teams. In 2010, the Buckeyes (7-8) faced one of the toughest schedules in the nation as they began play as a member of the ECAC Lacrosse League. The squad had a 5-2 ledger at home, and highlighting the home slate was the third-annual Showdown in The Shoe when the Buckeyes topped Air Force with an NCAA record attendance of 31,078. Schuss was named ECAC Rookie of the Year and became the fi rst Buckeye freshman to nab All-America honors after leading the ECAC in points per game and was one of two Buckeyes recognized on the all-conference team. In 2009, his fi rst season at the helm of the Buckeye program, Myers led Ohio State (8-8) to a spot in the Great Western Lacrosse League championship game after a third-place fi nish in the league’s regular-season standings despite losing two All-Americans and four all-conference selections from the 2008 squad that reached the NCAA quarterfi nals. Senior All-American Joel Dalgarno, who fi nished his career as Ohio State’s all-time leading goal scorer and ranked second all-time in points, led the GWLL and was sixth nationally with 3.81 points per game. In all, seven Buckeyes were named all-conference, with two fi rst team selections. As the top assistant under Joe Breschi at Ohio State from 2006-08, Myers served as the off ensive coordinator for the Buckeyes, oversaw recruiting and handled other aspects of the day-to-day operation of the men’s lacrosse program. In 2008, Myers helped guide the Buckeyes to a share of the Great Western Lacrosse League regular-season title and an at-large berth into the NCAA tournament. The team downed Cornell on the road for the program’s fi rst NCAA tournament victory and berth in the quarterfi nal round. He was the off ensive coordinator as the Buckeyes ended the season third in the NCAA in scoring off ense (13.2 goals per game) and extra-man off ense (45.7 percent). Myers began his coaching career as the volunteer coach for the

Buckeyes for two seasons (2002, ’03) and was on the Buckeye staff when the squad earned a spot in the NCAA tournament in 2003, the fi rst appearance in program history, and shared the GWLL title. He spent the 2004 and ’05 campaigns as the top assistant coach at Butler before rejoining the Buckeye staff in 2006. Myers played for Springfi eld College in Massachusetts, earning Division III All-America honors in 2001. He was a three-time All-NEWMAC selection and was the 2000 conference player of the year. Myers graduated from Springfi eld with a degree in sports studies/physical education in 2001. In 2016 he was named to the inaugural Springfi eld College 40 Under 40 class. A native of Kennebunk, Maine, Myers graduated from Kennebunk High School in 1997. He was a two-time high school All-American and participated in the 1997 North-South All-Star Game. Myers married the former Julie Cowles, also a Springfi eld College graduate. The couple lives in Columbus with their sons, Mason and Zachary. Myers’ brother, Pat, was a four-year letterwinner for the Buckeyes from 2000-03, a two-time All-Great Western Lacrosse League honoree and the conference rookie of the year in 2000. He has been an assistant coach at North Carolina, Cornell, Bucknell and Penn and was hired in June as the head coach at Lafayette College.


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Dylan Sheridan, the architect of Cleveland State’s men’s lacrosse program and its head coach since 2015, was hired by Ohio State as an assistant coach and off ensive coordinator on July 15, 2019. Beginning in 2015 and continuing through their debut on the fi eld in 2017, Sheridan steadily built the Vikings program from the ground up. It culminated in 2019 when Cleveland State won seven of its fi nal 10 games and doubled its win total from the previous season. CSU posted a winning record in just its third season of existence while facing six teams among the top 25 in the NCAA’s RPI. Cleveland State’s improvement was not only evident in the win column, but also on the stat sheet. The Vikings fi nished ranked in the Top 25 in eight diff erent statistical categories – opponent clearing percentage (No. 1, .707), face-off win percentage (No. 6, .631), assists per game (No. 17, 7.53), scoring defense (No. 19, 10.27 goals/game), caused turnovers (No. 22, 8.93 per game), clearing percentage (No. 22, .853), points per game (No. 25, 19.00) and ground balls per game (No. 25, 32.60). Prior to the breakout season in 2019, the Sheridan-led Vikings put together some notable eff orts in 2018. Sheridan increased the Vikings’ DI win total to four while facing six teams among the top 25 in the NCAA’s RPI. Included among those four victories was Cleveland State’s fi rst road win over a Division I foe—an 8-7 victory at defending Southern Conference champion Air Force. In 2017, utilizing a roster comprised almost entirely of true freshmen, Sheridan led the Vikings to fi ve wins in their inaugural season. CSU played one of the toughest schedules in the nation despite being a fi rst-year program, as the Vikings faced fi ve teams that qualifi ed for the NCAA Tournament, three that advanced to the quarterfi nals, two that made the semifi nals and a national fi nalist (Ohio State). Sheridan built the Cleveland State program after spending the 2015 season as the defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Princeton where he was responsible for the training and coaching of the defense, clearing and faceoff units. From 2011 through 2014, Sheridan was an assistant coach at the University of Denver, helping the Pioneers to NCAA semifi nal appearances in 2011, 2013 and 2014. Denver also won three regular-season conference championships in four years with Sheridan, twice winning the ECAC and also claiming a BIG EAST crown. Sheridan joined the Denver staff fi rst as a volunteer assistant coach. He helped the 2011 team to a then program-record 15 wins and an unbeaten conference mark. His faceoff unit fi nished 15th nationally in winning percentage after ranking 36th the year prior to his arrival. After attending Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio and helping his team to three Ohio high school state championship games, Sheridan graduated from Claremont McKenna College in 2006 as a double major in psychology and fi lm studies. While at Claremont McKenna, Sheridan was a member of the club lacrosse team, serving as team captain three times. He began his coaching career at Division II Pfeiff er and also coached at Division III Lebanon Valley. His wife, Brianne Tierney, played lacrosse at both Loyola and Colgate and is the head women’s lacrosse coach at Kent State. The couple have a 2-year-old son.

_____________________________________________DYLAN SHERIDANAssistant CoachFirst seasonClaremont McKenna ’06

Travis Crane joined the Ohio State men’s lacrosse staff as a volunteer assistant coach in September 2016 and was promoted to assistant coach in Summer 2017. Crane, a captain at Penn State, had spent the past three years coaching at Calvert Hall College High School in Baltimore and as director of operations for FCA Maryland. Crane’s 2019 defensive unit held six opponents to 10 goals or less and was 28th nationally in scoring defense. He also mentored one of the strongest shot stick defensive units in the country, led by All-American and fi rst team All-Big Ten choice Ryan Terefenko. Under Crane’s guidance, the 2018 Buckeyes continued their tradition of playing strong defense. Crane coached two All-Americans on the close defensive unit (Ben Randall and Erik Evans) and Ohio State ranked fi rst in the Big Ten in goals-against average for the second consecutive year. In wins over Michigan, Maryland and Rutgers to close the regular season, Ohio State gave up just 7.00 goals per game. With Crane on staff , the 2017 campaign was the best in Ohio State history. The squad notched a program-record 16 wins and advanced to the NCAA Tournament semifi nals and fi nal for the fi rst time. The Buckeyes, who played in the Big Ten Tournament championship game, limited opponents to 8.38 goals per game, ranking fi rst in the Big Ten and 11th in the NCAA in scoring defense, and held opponents to nine or fewer goals in 13 games. A program-record tying six Buckeyes earned USILA All-America honors, with defenseman Ben Randall the fi rst First Team All-American in program history and Tom Carey the fi rst Buckeye goalie to earn a spot on the fi rst/second/third team. In his time with Calvert Hall, Crane served as the defensive coordinator for the school’s varsity lacrosse team and guided the squad to the lowest goals-against average in the MIAA “A” conference. In addition, Crane helped coach the school’s junior varsity program to two championship appearances. With FCA Maryland he served as both a coach and administrator for the club program. A short stick defensive midfi elder, Crane spent two years at Penn State, serving as a co-captain in his senior season and leading the team to the NCAA tournament. He was an Academic All-Big Ten selection and was selected for the USILA North-South Senior All-Star game. In his time at Penn State, Crane tallied three goals, picked up 27 groundballs and had 15 caused turnovers. A native of Parkville, Md., Crane spent the 2011 season at Community College of Baltimore County Essex in Baltimore, picking up 42 points (26g, 16a) and 52 groundballs. He was a First Team All-American and was named the Maryland Junior College Midfi elder of the Year. Crane earned a master’s degree in educational leadership and administration from Penn State. He also earned a bachelor’s degree in fi nancial economics from the University of Maryland Baltimore County.

______________________________________TRAVIS CRANEAssistant CoachFourth seasonPenn State ’13


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Andrew Vossler, who brings six years of collegiate coaching experience at all three NCAA levels, was named Ohio State’s volunteer assistant coach in August of 2018. In his fi rst season with the Scarlet and Gray, Vossler helped face-off specialist Justin Inacio earn Big Ten co-Specialist of the Year honors. The sophomore led the conference with a .637 win percentage and had 120 ground balls. As a team, the Buckeyes fi nished the regular season 10th nationally in face-off win percentage at .619. With Vossler’s help, Jacksonville had a fi ve-win improvement in 2018 and advanced to the program’s fi rst-ever Southern Conference Tournament Championship game. Vossler worked extensively with the long-stick midfi elders and short-stick defensive midfi elders and mentored all-conference selection Ryan Beville, who was drafted last spring by the MLL’s Florida Launch. Jacksonville fi nished fi rst in the league – and No. 3 nationally – in face-off win percentage (.701), second in goals-against average (10.34/game) and fi rst in ground balls (33.20/game). In 2016 and 2017, Vossler served as defensive coordinator and worked with the face-off units at his alma mater, Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla. Under Vossler’s guidance, the Tars made program history as the defensive units allowed less than 10 goals per game in back-to-back seasons. Additionally, the team improved its face-off win percentage from .450 to .526 in 2016. Vossler mentored fi ve All-Sunshine State Conference selections, including two fi rst team picks. Vossler spent the 2015 season as a volunteer assistant coach at Jacksonville and was instrumental in elevating the team’s overall face-off win percentage from .374 to .524. Vossler guided the Dolphins from being ranked 64th to 22nd nationally in face-off win percentage as a team. Individually, Vossler took the team’s top face-off specialist and increased his win percentage from .429 to .548, ranking 21st nationally at the face-off X. Prior to his time in Duval, Vossler served as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio in 2014. Vossler’s guidance helped the Blue Streaks to a 13-4 record in its inaugural Division III season, capped by an appearance in the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament Championship game. Seven players earned All-OAC honors as Vossler’s defensive units combined for an OAC-leading 6.85 goals-against average, good for 16th in the nation among DIII teams. Vossler began his coaching career in 2013 at Division II Adams State in Alamosa, Colorado. As the Grizzlies’ assistant coach and defensive coordinator, Vossler also facilitated and implemented a strength and conditioning program for the team. A four-year member of the men’s lacrosse team at Rollins from 2009-12, Vossler was a three-time team captain and three-time All-Deep South selection. He currently ranks in the top fi ve in several statistical categories in the Tars’ record books, including second all-time in ground balls (192) and caused turnovers (72); third in ground balls per game (3.84) and caused turnovers per game (1.44); and fourth all-time after starting all 50 games of his career. A native of Manlius, N.Y., Vossler earned his bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from Rollins in 2012. He is married to the former Jess Hotchkiss, who was a standout on the Dolphin women’s lacrosse team from 2010-13.

_____________________________________________ANDREW VOSSLERVolunteer Assistant CoachSecond seasonRollins ‘12

The 2018-19 campaign was the 10th for Mark Bergey as the director of operations for the Buckeyes and 11th with the men’s lacrosse program. Bergey spent the 2009 season as Ohio State’s volunteer assistant coach after two years as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Western New England College, his alma mater. In 2008 the squad was ranked in the Top 10 the majority of the season and the Bears ended the 2007 campaign ranked third nationally. The team made the NCAA tournament quarterfi nals both years Bergey was on the staff . Bergey was a four-year standout for the Golden Bears, serving as the team’s captain in 2006 and helping lead the squad to ECAC Division III New England championships in 2004 and ‘05. Bergey, who was named the team’s Unsung Hero in both 2003 and ‘05, was a two-time All-Pilgrim League selection and played in the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) Division III North-South Senior All-Star Game. A native of Ambler, Pa., Bergey earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from WNEC in 2006. He and his wide, Bridget, reside in Columbus and are the parents of a one-year-old son, JC.

_____________________________________________MARK BERGEYDirector of Operations12th seasonWestern New England College ‘06

Kevin Enchelmeyer is in his fi rst season as the strength and conditioning coach with the men’s lacrose program. He also works with the Buckeyes’ fi eld hockey and women’s lacrosse programs. Enchelmeyer came to Ohio State from Notre Dame where he served as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach. In this role, Enchelmeyer is tasked with designing and implementing sports performance programs for both the men’s lacrosse and Fighting Irish track and fi eld programs. Prior to working at Notre Dame, Enchelmeyer worked as an assistant strength & conditioning coach at Northwestern State University. He also served as an intern with the University of Kentucky’s football program, and worked as an intern with both Notre Dame and Kentucky’s Olympic Sports teams. Enchelmeyer received his bachelors degree from DePauw University in May of 2012 and went on to achieve his masters at the University of Kentucky in December of 2013. Originally from Monroe, Ohio, he currently resides in Columbus.

_____________________________________________KEVIN ENCHELMEYERStrength and Conditioning CoachFirst seasonDePauw ‘12


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Angie Beisner marks her 21st year at The Ohio State University in 2019-20, and has recently been appointed head athletic trainer. She works primarily with men’s lacrosse while overseeing the health care for 35 sports at Ohio State. Upon graduation from Ohio State, Beisner pursued a graduate assistant athletic training position at Eastern Kentucky University where she earned a master’s degree in secondary education with a specialization in allied health science. She worked primarily with football and women’s basketball. From there, Beisner continued her career at Oklahoma State University as an assistant coordinator of sports until August 1999 where she taught physical education basic athletic training. At Oklahoma State Beisner worked with football, women’s basketball and golf. In 1999 Beisner returned to Ohio State, working with men’s and women’s volleyball and track fi eld and supervising the St. John Arena athletic training room, before moving to her current position. Beisner is co-author on several publications and spent the past year as the athletic trainer for the USA U19 Men’s Lacrosse team which won gold at the 2016 FIL Championship. She has also received several honors including the 2015 Linda Weber Daniels Outstanding Mentor award and has previously been recognized as the OATA Athletic Trainer of the Year and with the Alan Brady Service Award for her work with Buckeye men’s lacrosse.

_____________________________________________ANGIE BEISNERAthletic Trainer13th seasonOhio State ‘96

Madison Reid joined the Ohio State men’s lacrosse staff as Director of Events in 2016. She handles a number of areas for the Buckeyes, managing alumni and special events, overseeing community service eff orts, working with the program’s career development program and handling Buckeye lacrosse camps and clinics. Reid, from Waterville, Ohio, earned her bachelor’s degree in sport industry from Ohio State, with a specialization in communications, at spring commencement. She then went on to receive a master’s degree in sport management at Ohio State. As an undergraduate, Reid worked in a number of areas within athletics. She was the student manager for the Buckeye women’s volleyball team and served as the team’s Director of Operations. She has been an intern with both the event management and sports camps offi ces. Reid began working with the Buckeye lacrosse program in the winter following the conclusion of the volleyball campaign. She also was a facility assistant at Jesse Owens Recreational Centers through the Offi ce of Student Life.

_____________________________________________MADISON REIDDirector of Special EventsFifth seasonOhio State ‘16


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47 • ANTHONY AMEOMidfi eld • 6-2 • 192 lbs.FreshmanPainesville, Ohio St. Ignatius High School

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Did not see any game action.• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Member of the Huntington Bucks Go Pro 1.0 class and interned with the camps department.

AT ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner and face-off specialist for head coach Gary Cintron at St. Ignatius High School.• Was 223 of 306 of face-off s as a senior (73 percent) to earn fi rst team All-Ohio and Under Armour All-America honors.• Also scooped up 114 ground balls and had 24 points (14G, 10A).• First team All-Midwest and St. Ignatius’ career leader in ground balls (484) and face-off win percentage (.750).• Also set school records for ground balls in a game (17) and season (175).• Led St. Ignatius to three straight state fi nals appearances.• 2015 and 2016 NXT CanAm Showcase `King of the X’ champion.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Tony and Debbie Ameo.

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19 • BRANDON BARKERMidfi eld • 6-1 • 208 lbs.SeniorPittsford, N.Y.Pittsford Mendon High School

AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2019)• Played in 10 of 12 games as a defensive midfi elder.• Saw action against all fi ve Big Ten opponents.• Picked up fi ve ground balls and caused turnovers vs. Rutgers and Hofstra.• At least one ground ball in each of the fi nal two games of the sea-son.

AS A JUNIOR (2018)• Redshirted

AS A SOPHOMORE (2017)• Played in two games.

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Saw action in two games, facing Detroit and Bellarmine.• Selected for 50-player training pool for 2016 U.S. Men’s Lacrosse Under-19 Team.

PITTSFORD MENDON HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner for the Panthers.• Four-time all-league player, including three fi rst team selections.• First Team All-Section V in 2014 and 2015.• All-American.• Team MVP as a senior.• Earned Section V All-Tournament Team accolades three times.• Team won the Section V Class A title.• Played in the New York state semifi nals.• All-Greater Rochester selection in 2015.• Played for Sweetlax club program.• Also played football and was the Section V Defensive Player of the Year in 2013 and 2014, earning second team all-state honors as a senior and fourth team all-state accolades as a junior.

PERSONAL• Son of Scott and Julie Barker.• Has a younger brother, Colby, who is also on the Buckeyes’ team.• Enjoys working out, playing video games and working youth sports camps.• Sport Industry major.


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18 • COLBY BARKERMidfi eld • 6-1 • 201 lbs.JuniorPittsford, N.Y.Pittsford Mendon High School

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Played in all 11 games as a key member of the second midfi eld.• Had the fi rst multi-goal game of his career when he scored twice in a 17-10 win over Boston University (2/9).• Took eight shots, six on goal.• Career high three ground balls vs. Bucknell (2/23).• Caused a turnover vs. Rutgers (3/31).• OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Played in two games – at Cleveland State (2/3), at Jacksonville (2/25).

AT PITTSFORD MENDON• Under Armor All-American; played in the Under Armour All-Ameri-can game in 2017.• Four-year letter winner and fi rst team all-county selection at Pitts-ford Mendon.• Led his team the New York State fi nal four as a sophomore and the championship game as a senior.• In addition to earning All-Greater Rochester and All-Section V hon-ors during his senior year, was the team’s leading scorer and most valuable player.• Scored fi ve goals in the state semifi nals to help Pittsford Mendon erase a three-goal fi rst half defi cit.• Also played football and was an all-state selection as well as fi rst team all-county and All-Greater Rochester.

PERSONAL• The son of Scott and Julie Barker.• Is the younger brother of current Buckeye Brandon Barker.• Lists his greatest sports thrills as winning the Section V champion-ship with his brother as a sophomore in high school and advancing to the New York state fi nal four as a senior.• His father, Scott, was a member of the 1988 national championship football team at Ithaca College.• While in high school, raised money for the Golisano Children’s Hospital and organized multiple events to help raise awareness for a local child who had been diagnosed with cancer.

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36 • ELIJAH BLACKMidfi eld • 5-8 • 180 lbs.FreshmanMundelein, Ill.Saint Viator High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Three-sport athlete at Saint Viator competing in wrestling, football and lacrosse.• Played lacrosse for head coaches Bill Sanford and Patrick Gaeger.• All-Illinois as both a junior and senior.• Scored over 100 career goals.• Two-time ESCC All-Conference, earning the award in 2017 and 2018• Four-year member of Saint Viator’s football team who led the team in rushing and touchdowns. Also played defensive back and returned punts/kickoff s.• Tabbed as the nation’s No. 95 player in the Inside Lacrosse Top Young Gun Senior Rankings.• Two-time captain of the wrestling team and a state qualifi er as a junior.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Ken and Junneal Black.


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7 • LUKAS BUCKLEYMidfi eld • 6-1 • 192 lbs.SeniorWalpole, Mass.Xaverian Brothers

CAREER HONORS• Received team’s Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award in 2016 and 2019 after posting the highest grade-point average on the team.• A four-time Ohio State Scholar-Athlete, two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and two-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (3.70 GPA or better).

AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2019)• Started all 12 games as a midfi elder.• Scored fi ve goals and handed out eight assists for 13 points.• Started the season with points in consecutive wins over Cleveland State (2/2) and Boston University (2/9).• Season-high three points on two goals and an assist versus Cleve-land State.• Handed out two assists in a 14-8 win over Hofstra (3/9).• Had two goals and two assists in fi ve Big Ten games.• Finished the season with at least one point in six of the fi nal seven games.• Graduated in May with his degree in fi nance.

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2018)• Played in all 15 games and started eight times.• Scored seven goals and added fi ve assists for 12 points.• Had back to back multi-goal games at the Midwest Lacrosse Classic versus Marquette and Detroit Mercy.• At least one point in three of the fi nal four games.• Three game multi-point streak in contests versus Jacksonville, Marquette and Detroit Mercy.• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, Academic All-Big Ten and OSU Scholar-Athlete

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017)• Played in all 21 games.• 15 goals and six assists for 21 points.• Scored twice vs. Duke in NCAA quarterfi nals May 20.• Three points, with two goals, against Johns Hopkins April 9 and Bellarmine March 5.• Three goals and an assist for four points vs. Detroit Mercy Feb. 11 and had two goals against Jacksonville Feb. 25.

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Did not see game action because of injury.

AT XAVERIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year starter for the Hawks.• Squad won 2013 Division I State Championship; scored the over-time winner to send the team to the state championship.• Member of three conference championship squads.• 58 goals and 40 assists as a junior en route to all-conference

PERSONAL• Son of Robert and Carole.• Has two older siblings, Sarah and Garret.• Father played lacrosse at New Hampshire from 1977-79.

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3 • JT BUGLIOSIMidfi eld • 5-8 • 163 lbs.JuniorForest Hill, Md.Calvert Hall

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Played nine games as a member of the second midfi eld unit.• Both of his goals came against Big Ten opponents – vs. Johns Hop-kins (4/14) and Maryland (4/20).• Added assists in early-season wins over Bucknell (2/23) and Marquette (3/2).• Season-high two ground balls in regular season fi nale vs. Michigan (4/26).• OSU Scholar-Athlete and fi nance major.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Played in all 15 games with six starts.• Scored eight goals, added four assists and fi nished with 12 points.• Had points in nine diff erent games with multi-point games three times.• Scored at least one point in six of the fi nal eight games.• Had the fi rst two multi-goal games of his career in back to back out-ings against Denver (3/17) and Notre Dame (3/25).• Registered his fi rst collegiate points – a goal and an assist – in Ohio State’s 15-9 victory over No. 20 Boston Univrsity (2/10/18).

AT CALVERT HALL• Two-time All-American for one of the top high school programs in the country.• As a junior, was an Under Armour All-American, All-Metro fi rst team and MSLCA All-State.• Named his team’s off ensive MVP in both 2016 and 2017.• During his senior year, again earned MSLCA All-State recognition and earned US Lacrosse All-American honors.• Played in the MSLCA Senior Game and was named the Most Valu-able Player.• Led Calvert Hall to a MIAA title as a senior, the program’s fi rst since 2012.• Named the Mid-Atlantic Player of the Week by US Lacrosse Magazine on March 30, 2016 after scoring the game-winning goal in overtime against Malvern Prep.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Joe and Linda Bugliosi.• Father played baseball at Towson University.• Has a younger sister, Emma.• Graduated with honors from Calvert Hill and was a member of the National Latin Honor Society.• Intends to major in fi nance.


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45 • ALEC CERASOLIMidfi eld • 5-10 • 154 lb.SophomorePhoenix, Md.Loyola Blakefi eld High School

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Did not see any game action.• OSU Scholar-Athlete majoring in psychology.

AT LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD• Long stick midfi elder from one of the nation’s premier high school programs, Loyola Blakefi eld• Played for head coach Ben Rubeor.• Also was a member of the water polo and squash teams at Loyola Blakefi eld.• Played club lacrosse for FCA MD Blue, the 2015 Crab Feast cham-pions.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Scott and Natalie Cerasoli.

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35 • JAMES CIPOLLAMidfi eld • 5-7 • 175 lbs.FreshmanOrefi eld, Pa.Parkland High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Four-year letterwinner for head coach Mike Bender at Parkland High School.• Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPC) fi rst team and Most Valu-able Player in 2018 and 2019.• Had 86 points on 54 goals and 32 assists during his senior season.• Finished his career with 192 goals and 110 assists.• Allentown Morning Call Player of the Year in 2018 and 2019.• Led Parkland to back to back District 11 championships in 2017 and 2018.• Tabbed as the nation’s No. 64 player in the Inside Lacrosse Top Young Gun Senior Rankings.• Was selected to try out for the United States U19 national team.• Selected as a team captain.• EPC fi rst-team selection at midfi eld following his sophomore sea-son.• Voted the team’s Rookie of the Year as a freshman.

PERSONAL• Is the son of James and Dawn Cipolla.• Mother, Dawn, played lacrosse at Temple and was part of a national championship-winning team. She is the head girl’s lacrosse coach at Parkland.


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12 • MATTHEW CLIBANOFFAttack • 5-11 • 182 lbs.SophomoreAmbler, Pa.La Salle College High School

AS A FRESHMAN• Played in two games – vs. Boston University (2/9) and at Massachu-setts (2/16).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AT LA SALLE COLLEGE H.S.• Four-year starter for head coach William Leahy.• Helped La Salle reach the PIAA state fi nals as a junior and senior.• PIAA All-State selection.• Finished with 126 points over his fi nal two seasons on 74 goals and 52 assists.• Three-time Philadelphia Catholic League selection.• Scored 36 goals and dished out 36 assists as a junior.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Keith and Annina Clibanoff .

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13 • MICHAEL CLIBANOFFGoalie • 5-11 • 168 lbs.SophomoreAmbler, Pa.La Salle College High School

AS A FRESHMAN• Saw action in one game – vs. Boston University (2/9) – and played 1:50 in goal.• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AT LA SALLE COLLEGE H.S.• Brother of fellow Buckeye Matt Cilbanoff .• Two-time all-Philadelphia Catholic League, PIAA all-state and U.S. Lacrosse All-American.• Held opponents to less than three goals per game last season as a senior.• Helped La Salle College High School win back to back Philadelphia Catholic League titles.• Made 20 saves in a regular season victory over top-ranked Malvern Prep as a junior.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Keith and Annina Clibanoff .


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20 • OMARI DEBERRYMidfi eld • 6-2 • 170 lbs.JuniorWoodstock, Md.Calvert Hall

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Saw action in all 11 games as a short stick defensive midfi elder.• Had an assist in an 11-10 overtime win against Notre Dame (3/23).• Picked up 10 ground balls on the season, including a season-high three vs. Bucknell (2/23).• Also caused a turnover against the Bison.• An OSU Scholar-Athlete and sport industry major.• Took a service-learning trip to Mexico last December with other student-athletes.• Interned last summer as part of Huntington Bucks Go Pro 2.0 with Buckeye Leadership Fellows.• His career goal is to work in professional or collegiate athletics.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Played in fi ve games and saw extensive action late in the season in contests against Johns Hopkins, Michigan, Rutgers and Maryland.• Had a goal and assists in the Buckeyes’ regular season game at No. 6 Johns Hopkins (4/7).• Scored on the fi rst shot that he took of the season.

AT CALVERT HALL• Four-year starter for one of the top programs in the country.• Registered 18 points as a senior and over 20 as a junior on team’s that produced multiple high-level Division I products.• Helped Calvert Hill win the MIAA title, its fi rst since 2012.

PERSONAL• The son of Phil and Monique DeBerry.• Lists his greatest sports thrill as winning the MIAA championship over McDonough.• His father played football at Liberty University and uncle played at the University of Richmond. His aunt played basketball at VCU.

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41 • SAM FABERMidfi eld/Face-Off • 5-11 • 195 lbs.FreshmanHaslett, Mich.Haslett High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Talented two-sport athlete who was a captain of both the lacrosse and football team’s at Haslett High School.• Played for head coach Jacob Murphy.• A fi rst team all-state selection as both a junior and senior.• Named a US Lacrosse All-American in 2018 and 2019.• Mid-Michigan Player of the Year as a senior.• All-Conference, All-Area and a member of the Lansing State Journal Dream Team.• Helped Haslett win the CAAC regular season title, tournament championship and D1 regional title in 2019.• Won 82 percent of his face-off s in 2018, breaking his own single-season school record.

PERSONAL• National Honors Society member who is also an Academic All-Conference selection.• Is the son of John Farber.


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23 • CHRISTIAN FELIZIANIMidfi eld • 5-8 • 171 lbs.SeniorBoothwyn, Pa.Episcopal Academy

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Took face-off s in seven games.• Was nine-of-21 on the season (.428).• Won four of the fi ve face-off s that he took in a 17-10 win over Boston University (2/9). Also had a pair of ground balls.• Took a season-high seven draws against Hofstra (3/2).

AS A SOPOHMORE (2018)• Played in 12 games and took 99 face-off s, winning 55 (.554).• Matched his career high with 11 face-off wins in back to back games against Detroit Mercy (3/4) and Towson (3/10).• Won at least eight face-off s and was 50 percent or better in each of the fi rst three games of the season.• Took 12 faceoff s and won 10 – a career high – in the season-opener at Cleveland State (2/3/18).• Big Ten Specialist of the Week (2/6/18)• Was nine of 16 on face-off s and scored his fi rst career goal versus No. 20 Boston University (2/10/18).

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Saw action in 10 games.• Won 26-of-54 face-off s and had nine groundballs.• Won all three face-off s he took in fi rst collegiate game vs. Furman Feb. 5.• 9-of-13 on draws and had fi ve groundballs vs. Bellarmine March 5.

2016 U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS• Won a gold medal with Team USA … played in all six games, picking up 17 groundballs and winning 33-of-47 face-off s.

AT EPISCOPAL ACADEMY• Four-year letterwinner.• Two-time US Lacrosse All-American.• Two-time fi rst team all-state, all-area and all-league honoree.• Under Armour All-American.• Four-year member of NXT Lacrosse club.• Three year letterman in football and two-time letterwinner in wres-tling.• School’s all-time receiving yards leader in football; was a three-time all-county selection and a fi rst team all-league honoree as a senior.• All county honoree in wrestling.

PERSONAL• Son of Lucy and Anthony.• Has two sisters, Ariana and Felicity, and a brother, Anthony.• Enjoys spending time with his family, playing sports and fi shing.

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14 • BRANDON FISHERMidfi eld • 6-3 • 173 lbs.SophomoreLorton, Va.Paul VI High School

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Saw action in two games – vs. Boston University (2/9) and Hofstra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Majoring in management and industry exploring.• Is a member of this summer’s Huntington Bucks Go Pro 1.0 class.• Interned with athletics administration.• His goals for the internship was to “gain insight into areas of inter-est by working and collaborating with the best brand in college athletics while learning from experts and professionals.”

AT PAUL VI• Team captain and fi rst team All-State honoree as a senior.• Coached by Bob Waters.• Led Paul VI to fi rst state championship in school history.• Part of the winningest senior class in program history.• Given the Tony Nader Memorial Award by his peers as the best teammate.• Paul VI was undefeated in 2018 against in-state opponents (12-0).• D.C. Under Armour Underlcass All-America team selection.• Honor roll student.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Keith and Leslie Fisher.


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14 • BRANDON FISHERMidfi eld • 6-3 • 173 lbs.FreshmanLorton, Va.Paul VI High School

AT PAUL VI HIGH SCHOOL• Team captain and fi rst team All-State honoree as a senior.• Coached by Bob Waters.• Led Paul VI to fi rst state championship in school history.• Part of the winningest senior class in program history.• Given the Tony Nader Memorial Award by his peers as the best teammate.• Paul VI was undefeated in 2018 against in-state opponents (12-0).• D.C. Under Armour Underlcass All-America team selection.• Honor roll student.

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28 • DAYTON FISHERDefense • 6-5 • 197 lbs.SophomoreHanover, Md.Howard Community College

AT HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE• First team All-Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference.• Started nine of 14 games for Howard C.C. in 2018, including the fi nal seven contests.• Had six goals, two assists and eight points.• Scooped up 31 ground balls, including a season high eight against CCBC Catonsville.• Caused 20 turnovers.• Helped Howard Community College advance to the NJCAA na-tional semifi nals.


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31 • GAIL GALBRAITHDefense • 6-2 • 185 lbs.FreshmanDallas, TexasHighland Park High School

AT HIGHLAND PARK• Four-year starter and letterwinner for head coach Rich Moses at Highland Park High School.• Helped the Scots win their 11th state title in program history in 2018.• Was a fi rst-team all-state selection at long stick midfi eld in 2016.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Greg and Jenny Gailbraith• His grandfather, Ed Bernet, is a member of the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame and played in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Texans.

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33 • TJ HENDRICKSMidfi eld • 6-5 • 181 lbs.SophomoreFairport, N.Y.Fairport / Avon Old Farms

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Played in two games – wins over Boston University (2/9) and Hofs-tra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Majoring in sport industry.

AT FAIRPORT AND AVON OLD FARMS• Led Fairport High School in scoring for three straight years.• Scored 36 goals and handed out 16 assists as a senior at Fairport.• Scored over 100 goals in his high school career.• Spent the 2018 season at Avon Old Farms School under head coach Skip Flanagan.• Also played basketball, helping Fairport reach the Class AA state championship game in 2017.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Tom and Polly Hendricks.


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11 • JEFF HENRICKDefense • 5-11 • 185 lbs.SeniorOrangeville, OntarioThe Hill Academy

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Selected as a team captain.• Started all 12 games on close defense.• Picked up 17 ground balls and caused seven turnovers.• Had a season-high three ground balls in back to back games against Penn State (4/7) and Johns Hopkins (4/14).• Caused two turnovers in an 11-7 win at Massachusetts (2/16).• Also had an assist against the Minutemen.• Helped Ohio State’s defense hold four of its fi rst six opponents to less than 10 goals.• OSU Scholar-Athlete and sport industry major.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• Played in all 15 games and scooped up 23 ground balls as a LSDM.• Scored twice – once vs. Boston University (2/10) and once vs. Johns Hopkins in the Big Ten Tournament semifi nals (5/3).• Had a season-high four ground balls in a 8-7 win over Detroit Mercy.

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Played in all 21 games at long stick midfi eld.• 22 groundballs, 11 caused turnovers and two goals.• Two caused turnovers vs Loyola in NCAA Tournament May 14.• Goal and a caused turnover vs. Maryland April 22.• Four groundballs and caused two turnovers at Michigan April 15.• Also had two caused turnovers at Penn State April 2.• Scored gamewinning goal vs. UMass Feb. 18.• Picked up fi ve groundballs vs. Jacksonville Feb. 25.

2016 U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS• Played for Team Canada, earning a silver medal.• Appeared in all six games and had fi ve groundballs.

AT THE HILL ACADEMY• Four-year starter at the Hill Academy.• Team captain.• Squad won championship.• Played for Orangeville club team.• Finished high school career undefeated.

PERSONAL• Son of Lisa and Darren.• Has two siblings, Jamie and Ellie.• Biology major.• Enjoys fi shing, hunting, skiing and biking.

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40 • CARTER HILLEARYMidfi eld • 6-0 • 180 lbs.FreshmanColumbus, OhioSt. Francis DeSales

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• A two-sport athlete at nearby St. Francis DeSales High School in Columbus.• Four-year letterwinner for head coach Matt Triplet.• First team All-Ohio in 2018 and the Region VII Midfi elder of the Year.• First team All-Region.• Led St. Francis DeSales to the Division II state championship.• Second team All-Ohio and fi rst team all-region as a sophomore in 2017.• A wide receiver/defensive back in football who led the Stallions in receptions, receiving yards and kick return yards.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Chip and Tiff any Hilleary. Chip played football in col-lege at the University of Kansas.• Has an older brother, Colton.


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27 • JAMES HOGANFace-Off • 5-10 • 175 lbs.FreshmanRidgewood, N.J.Ridgewood High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• An All-State and All-Group IV selection by The Star-Ledger for head coach Mike Pounds.• Won 200 of 298 face-off s as a senior (.671) to earn All-North Jersey honors.• Had 117 ground balls• All-county and all-division honoree as a junior.• Selected as an Under Armour All-American.• A four-year member of Ridgewood’s football team as a fullback, linebacker and kicker.• Set the Ridgewood High School record for most consecutive extra points made.• Member of the North 1 Group V state champions as a sophomore in 2016.

PERSONAL• Is the son of James and Karen Hogan.

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9 • GRIFFIN HUGHESMidfi eld • 5-7 • 170 lbs.JuniorPowell, OhioOlentangy Liberty High School

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Started off the season by scoring his fi rst career goals in a 12-9 win over Cleveland State (2/2).• Finished the season with three points in 10 games played.• Recorded goals in back to back games against Notre Dame (3/23) and Rutgers (3/31).• Two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete majoring in communications.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Saw action in one game, a 15-9 victory over Boston University in the home opener (2/10).

AT OLENTANGY LIBERTY• Two-time fi rst team All-Ohio and the 2017 OCC Player of the Year.• Named Ohio’s Division I Player of the Year following his senior year and a US Lacrosse All-American.• Set Liberty’s program record for career goals and points.• Two-time team Off ensive Most Valuable Player.• Led Liberty to a undefeated conference record and the team’s fi rst OCC title in over 10 years.• Also played football at Liberty and had three interceptions (two for touchdowns) and one kickoff return for touchdown during his senior year in 2016.• Helped the Patriots to an undefeated regular season and appear-ance in the regional fi nals.

PERSONAL• The son of Susan and Shane Hughes.• Has two siblings: an older brother and younger sister.• Lists his greatest sports thrill as going undefeated during the regu-lar season with his Olentangy Liberty football team during his senior season.


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30 • JUSTIN INACIOMidfi eld • 5-10 • 183 lbs.JuniorOakville, OntarioThe Hill Academy

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Big Ten co-Specialist of the Year and second team all-conference after leading the Big Ten in face-off win percentage (.637).• Ranked ninth nationally during the regular season in face-off win percentage.• Set an Ohio State single-game record for face-off wins vs. Michigan, going 23-of-25 with 19 ground balls, also a single-game high.• Won 10 or more face-off s in all 12 games.• Was 81-of-119 in the X in fi ve Big Ten games (.681).• Averaged 10.00 ground balls per game in the regular season, fi fth highest in the country.• Named the Big Ten Specialist of the Week on Feb. 26 after winning 20-of-27 face-off s and picking up 15 ground balls vs. Bucknell (2/23).• Scored goals in back to back games against Marquette (3/2) and Hofstra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• A member of the Huntington Bucks Go Pro 2.0 class and worked last summer at Nationwide Children’s Hospital as a surgical intern.• Is majoring in biology.• Career goals is to “become a world-renowned doctor or surgeon who works to make a diff erence in people’s lives.”

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Big Ten Freshman of the Year.• Had 10 or more face-off wins in each of the last fi ve games.• Ranked No. 1 nationally in face-off win percentage among freshmen (.613).• Went 75-of-102 over the last fi ve games of the year (.735).• In Big Ten play, was 70-of-102 (.686).• Named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week after winning 18 of 21 against No. 9 Rutgers. Won the fi rst 13 face-off s of the game.• Big Ten Specialist of the Week for his 17-of-26 showing against Maryland, which included a streak of 10 consecutive wins.• Won a career high 19 face-off s and picked up eight ground balls at No. 6 Johns Hopkins.

AT THE HILL ACADEMY• Played for head coach Brodie Merrill and one of the top programs in North American; is considered one of the top faceoff specialists in the Class of 2017.• Helped Hill Academy win the Geico National High School Lacrosse title.• Selected to play in the prestigious Under Armour All-America Game for the South squad.• Participated in three major showcases/camps: the NSCLA National Cup Showcase, Maverik Showtime and All-Canadian Games All-Star.• A member of the Canadian U-19 national team.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Nelson and Sandra Inacio.• Has an older sister.• Lists his greatest sports thrill as the “fl ing and a prayer” – a play for the U-19 Canadian team in which he won a faceoff , fl ung the ball downfi eld, leading to a tying goal vs. the United States U-19 team.

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8 • BRIAN LANGMidfi eld • 5-11 • 199 lbs.SeniorHicksville, N.Y.Hicksville High School

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2019)• Started 11 of Ohio State’s 12 games and fi nished with 120 saves.• Had a 10.56 goals-against average and .502 save percentage.• Ranked third in the Big Ten in goals-against average.• Made 10 or more saves six times.• Stopped 16 shots in the season-opener against Cleveland State (2/2) and two weeks later topped that with 17 saves vs. Massachu-setts (2/16).• Was named the Big Ten Specialist of the Week on Feb. 19.• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2018)• Started the fi nal seven games of the season and played in a total of eight contests.• Finished with an 8.80 goals-against average, .484 save percentage and 61 saves in 443:14 of action.• Over the fi nal four games of the season – all against ranked oppo-nents – had a 7.00 goals against average.• Double digit saves in each of his fi rst two starts. Stopped 13 shots against Notre Dame (3/25) and followed that up with 12 saves versus Penn State (3/31).

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Did not see game action and redshirted.• An Ohio State Scholar-Athlete.

AT THE HILL ACADEMY/THE RIVERS SCHOOL• Two-time all-league selection at Rivers.• BostonLax All-American.• Team MVP award in 2015.• Under Armour All-America Game selection in 2016.• Received Leadership Award at Hill Academy.• Played for Top Gun Fighting Clams club team.• Took a community service trip to Soweto, South Africa with Global Camps Africa, serving as a counselor and volunteer helping to educate and protect children from the everyday dangers they face involving HIV and AIDS.

PERSONAL• Son of Carol and Steve.• Father played tennis at Miami (Fla.).• Has two sisters, Kate and Jill.


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44 • TRE LECLAIREAttack • 6-2 • 205 lbs.SeniorSurrey, British ColumbiaElgin Park Secondary

CAREER HONORS• Three-time USILA All-American, earning third team honors in 2017 and honorable mention accolades in 2018 and 2019.• The fi rst Buckeye rookie to earn a spot on a USILA fi rst/second/third team.• B1G Freshman of the Year and Second Team All-Big Ten in 2017.• B1G and NCAA All-Tournament Team selection.• Three-time B1G Freshman of the Week.• Set Buckeye freshman goals record with 49, the third most in a single season in program history.• Notched 65 points as a freshman, ranking 12th in a single campaign for a Buckeye and the most for a Buckeye freshman.• Won a silver medal with Team Canada at the 2018 FIL World Cham-pionships. Had three goals and one assist in seven games.

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Second team All-Big Ten.• Finished third in the conference in the regular season in goals per game (3.09)• Had multiple goals in all 11 games that he played in.• Scored four goals in games vs. Boston University (2/9), Massachu-setts (2/16), Hofstra (3/9) and Penn State (4/7).• Became the 12th player in program history to score 100 career goals.• Scored three or more goals in nine of 11 games.• Had 11 goals in four Big Ten games (2.75 per game).• Member of the Tewaaraton Award Watch List.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• All-Big Ten second team selection.• Member of the Tewaaraton Award Watch List.• Team’s leading scorer with 37 points on 26 goals and 11 assists.• Seven multi-goal games, including six hat tricks.

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Earned USILA Third Team All-America, B1G Freshman of the Year and Second Team All-B1G accolades.• Led Buckeyes with 49 goals and ranked second with 65 points while playing in all 21 games, starting last 16.• Fifth in B1G in goals per game (2.33) and 10th in points per game (3.10).

DELTA JUNIOR ISLANDERS/ELGIN PARK SECONDARY• Played for Delta Junior Islanders.• 2015 First Team All-Star and team’s Off ensive MVP.• BCJALL Rookie of the Year after posting 98 points.

PERSONAL• Son of Daphne and Gary.• Has twin brothers, Griff en and Reed, who both played lacrosse at Wagner.• Sport Industry major.

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17 • ZACH LUDDAttack • 5-9 • 145 lbs.SophomorePortsmouth, N.H.The Governor’s Academy

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Saw action in fi ve games – vs. Boston University (2/9), Massachu-setts (2/16), Bucknell (2/23), Marquette (3/2) and Hofstra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Majoring in fi nance.

AT THE GOVERNOR’S ACADEMY• Three-sport standout at The Governor’s Academy who also played basketball and football.• Team Most Valuable Player as a senior under head coach Steve Moreland.• Totaled 70 points and led Governor’s Academy to the Independent School League title.• U.S. Lacrosse All-American.• Had 180 points over his fi nal three varsity seasons.

PERSONAL• Is the son of David Ludd and Brian Gahan.


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42 • CALEB MAHONEYDefense • 6-0 • 189 lbs.SeniorHolliston, Mass.The Rivers School

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Appeared in 11 of 12 games and picked up three ground balls.• Saw action in all fi ve Big Ten contests.• Caused a turnover in a 14-13 win over Johns Hopkins (4/14).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete as a civil engineering major.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• Played in one game, the season-opener against Cleveland State (2/3).

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Saw action in six games.• Made collegiate debut vs. Furman Feb. 5.

PERSONAL• Son of Angela and Stephen Lawless.• Has two sisters, Tyler and Tully.• Engineering major.

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48 • JED MANNINGDefense • 6-5 • 212 lbs.JuniorCockeysville, Md.The Hill Academy

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Played in fi ve games and earned his fi rst career start in the season opener against Cleveland State (2/2).• Had ground balls vs. Cleveland State and Marquette (3/2).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Saw playing time in the fi rst two games of the year – at Cleveland State (2/3) and at home against No. 20 Boston University (2/10).

AT THE HILL ACADEMY• An ideally sized defender with exceptional cover skills.• Started his high school career at Calvert Hall before fi nishing at The Hill Academy.• A multi-sport athlete, also played football, ice hockey and water polo.• Was a member of MIAA championship teams as a freshman at Cal-vert Hill in both football and ice hockey.• Played club lacrosse for the Breakers (2010-17) and Crabs (2017).

PERSONAL• Is the son of Jeff and Laura Manning.• Has fourth older siblings – two brothers and two sisters.• All four of his older siblings played sports collegiately.• Is an avid sailor and fi sherman.• Majoring in fi nance.


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10 • GRANT MITCHELLMidfi eld • 6-1 • 205 lbs.FreshmanBaltimore, Md.Calvert Hall

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Played for head coach Bryan Kelly at Calvert Hall and became the fi rst team to win three consecutive MIAA “A” Conference titles.• Selected as one of 32 players to the U.S. men’s U19 training roster.• The 2019 Varsity Sports Network Boy’s Lacrosse Player of the Year.• 32 goals, 22 assists and 27 ground balls as a senior.• Helped Calvert Hall fi nish as the nation’s No. 1 team by Inside Lacrosse.• Played in the 2019 Under Armour All-America Game.• PRLB fi rst team all-area and the 2018 Midfi elder of the Year.• Ranked as the nation’s No. 18 player in the Inside Lacrosse Top Young Gun Senior Rankings.• Scored 30 goals and added 19 assists as a junior.• MSLCA fi rst team all-state, fi rst team All-MIAA and All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun.• Started his high school career at Buford High School in Georgia where he had 84 career points on 54 goals and 30 assists.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Jeff and Stacy Mitchell. • Twin brother Connor is also a Buckeye.

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24 • CONNOR MITCHELLMidfi eld • 6-1 • 215 lbs.FreshmanBaltimore, Md.Calvert Hall

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Selected as one of 32 players to the U.S. men’s U19 training roster.• A U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American.• Member of three consecutive MIAA “A” Conference championship teams at Calvert Hall for head coach Bryan Kelly.• Calvert Hall was the fi rst team in MIAA history to win three straight league titles.• The Cardinals fi nished ranked No. 1 in the nation by Inside Lacrosse and No. 2 by U.S. Lacrosse with a 17-1 record in 2019.• Ranked as the nation’s No. 49 overall player by Inside Lacrosse on its 2018 Young Gun’s list.• Two-time member of the Under Armour Baltimore Highlight team.• Served as a team captain during his senior season.

PERSONAL• Is the twin brother of fellow Buckeye Grant Mitchell.• Originally from Buford, Ga.• A member of the National Honors Society.• Comes from a family full of athletes: his dad (Jeff ), mom (Stacy), brother (Taylor) and grandfather (Steve) all played college sports.


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16 • NICK MUSCIMidfi eld • 5-8 • 173 lbs.SeniorWesterville, OhioSt. Francis DeSales

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Played in nine game and scored fi ve goals to go with one assist.• Had the fi rst multi-point game of his career with a goal and assist vs. Boston University (2/9).• His fi ve goals came against fi ve diff erent teams: Cleveland State (2/2), Boston University, Marquette (3/2), Hofstra (3/9) and Rutgers (3/31).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Majoring in fi nance.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• Played in three games and took four shots.• Saw action in the season-opener against Cleveland State (2/3), No. 20 Boston University (2/10) and Hofstra (2/17).

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Played in eight games.• Scored three goals.• First goal came vs. Jacksonville Feb. 25.• Also tallied against Bellarmine March 5 and Cleveland St. March 11.

AT ST. FRANCIS DESALES• Four-year letterwinner.• 2016 Ohio Attackman of the Year and Player of the Year.• All-state and All-America honoree as a senior in 2016.• All-region selection.• Set program records for career and single season points.• Two-time team captain.• Played for Resolute, coached by Buckeye alum Greg Bice.• Also played hockey for the Stallions.• Team Defensive MVP and First Team All-Academic.

PERSONAL• Son of David and Nancy.• Has a brother, Alex.• Career goal is to become a physician assistant.

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2 • JACK MYERSAttack • 6-4 • 200 lbs.SophomoreBethesda, Md.Gonzaga College

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Started all 11 games that he played in and tied for the team lead with 37 points.• Dished out a team-high 20 assists, the most by a freshman since Logan Schuss (25) in 2010.• Scored seven goals and added an assist in a 16-13 win over Buck-nell (2/23) to earn Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors.• Multiple assists in seven of 11 games.• Was second among freshmen in the Big Ten in points per game (3.36) and assists per game (1.82).• Had 16 points in his fi rst three games and opened the season with back to back three-assist outings in wins over Boston University and Massachusetts.• Had three goals and three assists in a 14-8 win over Hofstra.• Finished fourth overall in the Big Ten in assists per game.• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Is majoring in business.

AT GONZAGA COLLEGE H.S.• U.S. Lacrosse and Under Armour All-American.• Played in the Under Armour All-America Game.• Two-time team captain for head coach Casey O’Neil.• 162 goals and 124 assists for 286 points to become D.C.’s all-time points leader.• School record holder in career goals, assists and points.• Helped Gonzaga win three WCAC titles in four years.• WCAC Player of the Year in 2018.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Barbara Ann and Greg Myers.• Has four siblings.• Oldest brother, Pat, played lacrosse at Boston University while another, Teddy, played at Trinity College.• Sister, Mary Kate, plays at Sewanee.• Has a cousin, Avery, who plays at Michigan.


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26 • GARRETT NILSENAttack • 6-0 • 180 lbs.FreshmanSeverna Park, Md.St. Mary’s High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Four-year starter at St. Mary’s High School under head coach Victor Lilly.• Led St. Mary’s to the MIAA “A” Conference title game in 2019.• Had 44 goals and 24 assists during his senior season and totaled 119 points over his fi nal two seasons.• St. Mary’s fi nished ranked No. 2 in the fi nal Baltimore Sun poll of 2019.• First team All-County selection.• Named a captain as a senior in 2019.• Also a member of St. Mary’s basketball team.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Glenn and Lauri Nilsen.

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25 • MITCHELL PEHLKEAttack | 5-10, 180 lbs.FreshmanLeesburg, Va.Riverside High School

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• A three-time fi rst team All-Virginia honoree for head coach Nick Worek.• As a senior, helped Riverside win its second state championship in three years with an 18-2 overall record.• Honorable mention All-Metro by the Washington Post.• Scored 39 goals and handed out 23 assists in 2018 and led River-side to a 17-1 record.• As a sophomore, totaled 69 points on 44 goals and 25 assists.• Helped Riverside go 20-0 and win the Virginia 4A state champion-ship in 2017.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Kevin and Jolynn Pehlke. • Kevin was a four-time All-American at the University of Virginia and is the school’s fourth all-time leading scorer.


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15 • CARSON RANEYDefense • 6-4 • 210 lbs.FreshmanFrisco, TexasEpiscopal School of Dallas

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• A two-sport athlete at Episcopal School of Dallas where he lettered in lacrosse and football.• Helped Episcopa fi nish 19-3 and win its fi fth state championship as a senior in 2019.• Named the Defensive MVP of the state championship game.• Invited to participate in the U.S. men’s U19 tryouts.• An All-SPC and all-region selection.• Two-time Under Armour Underclass All-America selection.• A Texas Top 99 All-Star.• Ranked as the nation’s No. 85 player in the Inside Lacrosse Top Young Gun Senior Rankings.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Chris and Cathy Raney.

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29 • JACKSON REIDAttack • 5-10 • 158 lbs.JuniorGuelph, OntarioCulver Academy

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Started all 12 games and tied for the team lead with 37 points.• Scored 29 goals and dished out eight assists.• Was Ohio State’s leading scorer in Big Ten games with 13 goals and three assists (3.20 points/game).• Had the game-winning goal with less than a minute to play in regu-lation against Johns Hopkins (4/14).• Scored a career-high fi ve goals on three diff erent occasions: vs. Marquette (3/2), at Johns Hopkins and vs. Michigan (4/26).• Scored 12 goals in Ohio State’s fi nal three games.• Had at least one goal in 11 of 12 games.• Seven multi-goal games and 10 multi-point games.• Was 11th in the Big Ten in points per game (3.08).

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Started the fi rst regular season game of his collegiate career and had two points (1G, 1A) to go along with four groundballs.• Scored a game-high four goals – two in each half – to help Ohio State top No. 20 Boston University, 15-9 (2/10/18)• Two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (2/13, 4/24).• Finished tied as Ohio State’s second leading scorer (23 goals, fi ve assists, 28 points)• Was the third leading goal scorer among freshmen in the Big Ten.• Had at least one point in the fi nal 12 games of the season.• Was tied as the Buckeyes’ leading scorer in Big Ten play (10 goals, three assists, 13 points).• Had back to back hat tricks in wins over No. 1 Maryland and No. 9 Rutgers.• Three points in each of Ohio State’s fi nal four regular season games, all against ranked opponents.

AT CULVER ACADEMY• Selected to play in the Under Armour All-America Game.• Three-time fi rst team All-Midwest and two-time Inter-Ac champion.• Scored two goals and had one assist is a 12-9 win over No. 1-ranked McDonogh School.• Netted eights goals in a 17-6 win over No. 5 St. Paul’s.• Helped Culver avenge an early-season loss to Haverford School with a 9-5 victory in the Inter-Ac Invitational.• Honorable mention US Lacrosse Magazine National Player of the Week (May 9, 2017).

PERSONAL• Is the son of Jeff and Denise Reid.• Has two younger sisters.


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50 • EVAN RISSDefense • 6-0 • 185 lbs.JuniorColumbia, Md.Oakland Mills High School

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Played in all 12 games as a long stick midfi elder.• Had at least one ground ball in nine of 12 contests with a season-high four vs. Bucknell (2/23).• Helped the Buckeyes’ defense hold four of their fi rst six opponents to 10 goals or less.• Part of the Huntington Bucks Go Pro 2.0 class and interned last summer with Tide Creek Financial.• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Played in 11 of 15 games, including four of fi ve Big Ten contests.

AT OAKLAND MILLS• Four-time team captain and the 2017 Howard County Player of the Year.• Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award, given annually to the top player in the state of Maryland.• Two-sport athlete who also was an all-county selection on the football fi eld.• Second team All-Metro from the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post.• As a sophomore and junior, was selected for the Under Armour Underclass Tournament.• MSLCA Public School fi rst team All-State selection.

PERSONAL• The son of Sue and Jim Riss.• Has one sibling, an older brother.• Lists his greatest sports thrill as scoring the game-winning goal in overtime to complete a come-from-behind victory over cross-town rival Wilde Lake.• Member of the National Honors Society and Oakland Mills Choir.

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39 • JOEY SALISBURYDefense • 6-0 • 188 lbs.SeniorDamascus, Md.Damascus High School

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Played in all 12 games and started the fi nal eight at close defense.• Had 13 ground balls and fi ve caused turnovers.• Picked up a career high four ground balls and caused a turnover against No. 2 Maryland (4/20).• All fi ve of his caused turnovers on the year came against Big Ten opponents.• Helped Ohio State defense hold four of its fi rst six opponents to 10 goals or less.• Had an assist in the Buckeyes’ 14-13 win over Johns Hopkins (4/14).• An OSU Scholar-Athlete majoring in accounting.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• Played in three games – at Cleveland State (2/3), vs. Boston Univer-sity (2/10) and at Johns Hopkins (4/7).• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (3.70 or better GPA)

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Played in fi ve games.• Made collegiate debut vs. Jacksonville Feb. 25 and had a caused turnover.• Saw action in NCAA Tournament semifi nals against Towson May 27.• Also played vs. Cleveland State March 11, Denver March 19 and Michigan April 15.• An Ohio State Scholar-Athlete.

AT DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL• Four-time all-county selection.• Earned Team MVP honors three times.• All-American.• All-Met second team as a senior, two-time honorable mention selec-tion.• All-Maryland Senior All-Star.• Team won division title four times and was regional fi nalist twice.• Led squad in groundballs all four years.• Played for Lax Factory club team, coached by Ohio State alum Trey Wilkes.• Also a three-year letterwinner in football and two-time letterwinner in basketball.• Member of National Honor Society of High School Scholars and Every 15 Minutes program to prevent drunk driving.

PERSONAL• Son of Joe and Robyn.• Has two siblings, Max and Lindsay.• Father played baseball at Virginia Tech.• Business major.


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4 • COLBY SMITHAttack • 6-2 • 200 lbs.JuniorLancaster, Pa.Hempfi eld High School

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019)• Played in all 12 games and scored 11 goals to go along with seven assists.• Had the game-winning goal in overtime against Notre Dame (3/23).• Scored a career high fi ve points (three goals, two assists) in a 16-13 win over Bucknell (2/23).• Three goals and four assists in fi ve Big Ten games.• Multi-goal games vs. Boston University (2/9), Bucknell (2/23), Notre Dame (3/23) and Michigan (4/26).• Finished fi fth on the team in assists.• OSU Scholar-Athlete and biology major.

AS A FRESHMAN (2018)• Played in 13 games and started the fi nal four contests of the season.• Scored four goals and dished out one assist.• Had a three-game point streak against No. 6 Johns Hopkins (4/6), No. 20 Michigan (4/13) and No. 1 Maryland (4/22).• Scored a goal in his fi rst collegiate game at Cleveland State (2/3).

AT HEMPFIELD HIGH SCHOOL• Team captain and Lancaster-Lebanon League All Star.• Scored 86 goals and dished out 23 assists as a sophomore, helping Hempfi eld reach the Lancaster-Lebanon League fi nal and the District 3 semifi nals.• Four-year varsity letterwinner.• Played his club lacrosse for NXT and is the program’s career points leader.• Participated in Nike’s “The Ride” and the USA U19 national team tryouts.• High school national champion at Lake Placid in 2016.• Was also invited to Maverik and Nike Blue Chip showcases.• Selected as a Central Pennsylvania Academic All-American.• Also played soccer in high school and holds Hempfi eld’s all-time points record (63 points, 25G, 13A).

PERSONAL• Is the son of Whitney and Andy Smith.• Has an older sister, Mackenzie, who played tennis at the University of Mary Washington.• His aunt played basketball at Campbell University.• Intends to major in biology.• Was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America club in high school.

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52 • JACOB SNYDERDefense • 6-2 • 205 lbs.FreshmanFallston, Md.Calvert Hall

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Selected to the 32-man U.S. men’s U19 training roster.• Helped Calvert Hall, under head coach Brian Kelly, win three con-secutive MILA “A” Conference titles.• Calvert Hall fi nished the 2019 season ranked No. 1 nationally by Inside Lacrosse and No. 2 by U.S. Lacrosse Magazine.• First team All-State by the Maryland Lacrosse Coaches Association.• All-area second team in 2018 by Peace Report Lax Blog.• National Honors Society member and honor roll student at Calvert Hall.• The No. 46 player in Inside Lacrosse’s 2018 Top Young Guns Senior Rankings.• Selected for the 2018 Under Armour All-American Underclass Games.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Tim and Debbie Snyder.


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34 • RYAN TEREFENKOMidfi eld • 6-0 • 187 lbs.SeniorSinking Spring, Pa.Wilson High School

CAREER HONORS• Three-time USILA All-American, earning honorable mention honors (2017), third team accolades (2018) and second team honors (2019).• Two-time fi rst team All-Big Ten (2018 and 2019).• One of just three Buckeye freshmen all-time to earn USILA All-America accolades.

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Selected as a member of the All-Big Ten fi rst team.• Did a little bit over everything from his short stick defensive midfi eld position: four goals, four assists, 36 ground balls and two caused turnovers.• One of 25 nominees nationwide from the Tewaaraton Award.• Named a midseason All-American by Inside Lacrosse.• Scored a season-high two goals vs. Marquette (3/2).• Picked up six ground balls in a 17-10 win over Boston University.• At least one ground ball in 11 of 12 games.• An OSU Scholar-Athlete who is majoring in sport industry.• Huntington Bucks Go Pro 1.0 intern with coaching.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• First team All-Big Ten.• Third team USILA All-American.• Three-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (2/19, 4/17, 5/1).• Inside Lacrosse honorable mention All-American.• Played in all 15 games and had 45 ground balls, second most on the team.• Five or more ground balls in four games, including a season-high eight against No. 9 Rutgers (4/28).• Ranked second in the Big Ten in ground balls per game in confer-ence play (4.80/game).• Scored four goals and added fi ve assists and seven caused turn-overs from his short stick defensive midfi eld position.

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Earned Honorable Mention All-America honors.• Played in fi rst 18 games at short stick defensive midfi eld.• Injured in NCAA Tournament fi rst round game and missed fi nal three outings.• 11 points, on fi ve goals and six assists, along with 28 groundballs.• At least one groundball in all but four games.

AT WILSON HIGH SCHOOL• 2016 Berks County Player of the Year and fi rst team all-county.• Two-time captain.• Won team’s Off ensive MVP award.• All-American.• Played for NXT lacrosse club.

PERSONAL• Son of Donna and Mark.• Has two older siblings, Zack and Maddie, who is on the women’s lacrosse team at Oregon.

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5 • CHRISTIAN TOMEIGoalie • 6-4 • 275 lbs.FreshmanJupiter, Fla.Oxbridge Academy

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• A three-time US Lacrosse All-American for head coach Stan Ross at Oxbridge Academy.• Selected to the U.S. men’s U19 32-man training roster.• Played in the Under Armour All-America Game.• Selected as Mr. Florida Lacrosse in 2019 after making 235 saves in 21 games (11.1/game).• Earned fi rst team all-state and all-region honors for four consecutive years.• Tabbed as the nation’s No. 53 player in the Inside Lacrosse Top Young Gun Senior Rankings.• US Lacrosse All-Academic selection.• As a junior, led Oxbridge to a 17-3 overall record and No. 10 regional ranking by US Lacrosse Magazine.

PERSONAL• Son of Ralph and Alice Tomei.


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1 • SKYLAR WAHLUNDGoalie • 6-0 • 203 lbs.SophomorePowell, OhioOlentangy Liberty High School

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Played in three games, earning a start against Boston University (2/9).• Against the Terriers, made eight saves and picked up his fi rst career win.• Also saw action against Marquette (3/2) and Hofstra (3/9).• A management and industry exploring major.

AT OLENTANGY LIBERTY• Named Ohio’s Goalie of the Year and a U.S. Lacrosse All-American.• Played for head coach Jason Godwin.• First team All-Ohio, All-Region and All-Conference.• Set Olentangy Liberty’s single-season record for saves (219).• Named the Patriots’ Defensive MVP in 2018, fi nishing with a .680 save percentage and 5.2 goals-against average.• Led Olentangy Liberty to the Division I state quarterfi nals as a se-nior and the semifi nals as a junior.• Athlete of the Year nominee.• Second team All-Ohio as a junior and fi rst team All-Region.• Helped Olentangy Liberty reach the Division I state semifi nals.• Made 18 saves in the regional fi nals, a 13-6 win over Liberty to earn US Lacrosse Magazine Midwest Player of the Week honors.

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21 • BRENDAN WALLACEDefense • 6-2 • 178 lbs.SeniorHerndon, Va.Chantilly / Salisbury School

AS A JUNIOR (2019)• Played in four games – vs. Boston University (2/9), Massachusetts (2/16), Hofstra (3/9) and Michigan (4/26).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete for the third consecutive year.• Majoring in political science

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018)• Earned Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honors for the second consecu-tive year.• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (3.70 or better GPA).

AS A FRESHMAN (2017)• Saw action in 10 games.• Made collegiate debut vs. Furman Feb. 5.• Had four groundballs.• Named an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete.

AT SALISBURY SCHOOL/CHANTILLY• 2016 Salisbury School MVP and a First Team All-New England honoree.• Captain and Team MVP for Chantilly in 2015.• First team all-state, all-region and all-district.• Selected for Under Armour Underclass All-America game.• Chargers won the 2013 Virginia state championship.• Played for Blackwolf club team.• Also played basketball.• Scholar-athlete award recipient.

PERSONAL• Son of Bill and Doreen.• Has three sisters, Kaylie, who plays lacrosse at San Diego State, Madison and Mackenzie.


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43 • GEORGE WALSHDefense • 6-1 • 196 lbs.SophomoreYork, Pa.Calvert Hall

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Played in three games – vs. Boston University (2/9), Marquette (3/2) and Hofstra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Is currently an exploration major.

AT CALVERT HALL• Four-year starter for Calvert Hall, one of the nation’s top high school programs.• Team captain as a senior in 2018 for head coach Bryan Kelly.• Helped Calvert Hall win back to back MIAA titles as a junior and senior.• Competed at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Tournament.• First team All-Metro.

PERSONAL• Is the son of John Walsh.

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6 • SCOTT WHITEAttack • 5-10 • 172 lbs.SophomoreWest Chester, Pa.Malvern Prep

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)• Played in one game – vs. Hofstra (3/9).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.• Is a management and industry exploring major.

AT MALVERN PREP• Four-year letterwinner for head coach John McEvoy.• U.S. Lacrosse All-American, fi rst team All-EPLCA and All-Inter-Ac selection.• First Team All-Main Line by PrepLive.com• 54 goals and 18 assists as a senior in 20 games.• Led Malvern Prep to the Inter-Ac title as a senior and a fi nal national ranking of No. 19.• Scored over 100 career goals.• Competed at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Tournament.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Glenn and Tracy White.


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49 • BEN WILLIAMSMidfi eld • 6-3 • 175 lbs.Rs.-FreshmanPotomac, Md.St. John’s College H.S. / Denver

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Spent the 2019 season at the University of Denver where he did not see any game action.• Was the No. 81-ranked freshman in the Inside Lacrosse Power 100.• Played in the 2017 Epoch IL Committed Academy.• An all-league selection and the Rookie of the Year at St. John’s Col-lege H.S.

PERSONAL• Has four siblings: Henry, Haley, Nate and Tess.• Is the son of Ned and Meg Williams.

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22 • JOHNNY WISEMANMidfi eld • 5-10 • 174 lbs.SophomorePowell, OhioOlentangy Liberty High School

AS A FREHSMAN (2019)• Played in nine games and fi nished with six goals and one assist.• Was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week on April 16 after scoring three goals and handing out an assist in a 14-13 win at Johns Hopkins (4/14).• Scored the fi rst goal of his career in a 11-7 victory at Massachusetts (2/16).• Also had tallies against Hofstra (3/9) and Michigan (4/26).• Named an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AT OLENTANGY LIBERTY• Four-year letterwinner and two-time Off ensive MVP for Olentangy Liberty and head coach Jason Godwin.• U.S. Lacrosse All-American• Ohio Capital Conference Player of the Year in 2018.• Named the Ohio Division I Player of the Year and Midfi elder of the Year.• First team all-state and all-region.• Set school records for career points, career goals and career as-sists.• Two-time team captain.• All-Ohio on the football fi eld as a defensive back in 2016 and 2017, leading Olentangy Liberty to the state Final Four both seasons.

PERSONAL• Is the son of Tom and Mary Wiseman.• Is a management and industry exploring major.• Is a management and industry exploring major.


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46 • STEPHEN ZUPICICHDefense • 6-1 • 190 lbs.FreshmanBronxville, N.Y.Fordham Prep

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Three-year starter and three-year letterwinner for head coach Chris Helmsley at Fordham Prep.• As a junior in 2018 was a fi rst team all-CHSAA selection as Fordham Prep won the city championship over rival Iona Prep in overtime.• Led the Rams in ground balls as a sophomore, junior and senior.• First-team All-Lower Hudson Valley, all-CHSAA and a U.S. Lacrosse All-American as a senior in 2019.• Defensive Most Valuable Player and a fi rst-team all-league selection in 2017.• Is the son of Marc and Rose Mary Domas.


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USILA ALL-AMERICANSFIRST TEAMBen Randall (D)................................................2017Ben Randall (D)............................................... 2018

USILA ALL-AMERICANSSECOND TEAMJake Withers (M) .............................................2017Greg Bice (D) ................................................. 2004Kevin Buchanan (A) ......................................2008Logan Schuss (A) ........................................... 2013Skip Van Bourgondien (A) .............................1971Ryan Terefenko (M) ....................................... 2019

USILA ALL-AMERICANSTHIRD TEAMTre Leclaire (A) ................................................2017Tom Carey (G) ..................................................2017Joe Bonanni (D) ............................................. 2012Robby Haus (D) .............................................. 2015Robby Haus (D) ............................................. 2016Jesse King (A) ................................................. 2014Jesse King (M) ................................................ 2015Glenn Rudy (D) ............................................... 1966Logan Schuss (A) ........................................... 2012Ryan Terefenko (M) ....................................... 2018

USILA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANSJack Jasinski ................................................... 2019Matt Borges .................................................... 2019Logan Maccani ............................................... 2019Ben Randall ..................................................... 2018Erik Evans ........................................................ 2018Tyler Pfi ster ......................................................2017Jake Withers ....................................................2017Dominique Alexander ................................. 2013Joe Bonanni ................................................... 2012

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Carter Brown ................................................. 2016Turner Evans .................................................. 2015Robby Haus ................................................... 2016Matt Kawamoto .............................................. 2012Christopher May ........................................... 2015Joe Meurer ..................................................... 2014Logan Schuss ................................................. 2013Trey Wilkes ...................................................... 2013

USILA ALL-AMERICANSHONORABLE MENTIONTre Leclaire (A) ............................................... 2019Jack Jasinski (M) ............................................ 2019Justin Inacio (M) ............................................. 2019Matt Borges (D) .............................................. 2019Ryan Terefenko (M) ........................................2017Tre Leclaire (A) ............................................... 2018Tom Carey (G) ................................................. 2015Joe Meurer (D) ............................................... 2014Dominique Alexander (M) ........................... 2013Jesse King (M) ................................................ 2013Joe Meurer (D) ............................................... 2013Matt Kawamoto (D) ........................................ 2011Logan Schuss (M) .......................................... 2010Joel Dalgarno (A) ..........................................2009Joel Dalgarno (A) ..........................................2008Peet Poillon (M) .............................................2008Stefan Schroder (G)......................................2008Shaun Lyons (M) ............................................ 2004Tony Russo (G) .............................................. 2004Greg Bice (D) ................................................. 2003Tony Russo (G) .............................................. 2003Curtis Smith (A).............................................. 2003Mike Abeles (G) .............................................2000Terry Gilmore (M) ............................................1979Terry Gilmore (M) ............................................1978Skip Van Bourgondien (M) ...........................1973

Brian Driscoll (A) ............................................ 1966Bill Polasky (M) ............................................... 1966Dick Augspurger (M) .................................... 1965Ben Wright (M) ................................................ 1965Don Starr (D) ................................................... 1964Bill Haagenson (A) ........................................ 1963Jack Strapp (G) ............................................... 1962Dan Cheney (M) ............................................. 1959Fred Keller (M) ................................................ 1958Jon Mercer (D) ................................................ 1958Rudolph Yeagle (G) ....................................... 1958Paul Hartman (A) .............................................1957Fred Keller (M) .................................................1957Tom Kutrosky (D) .............................................1957Roger Moser (M) .............................................1957Jon Mercer (D) .................................................1957Rudolph Yeagle (G) ........................................1957Darrell Apt (A) ................................................. 1956Paul Hartman (M) ........................................... 1956Jim Spung (D) ................................................. 1956Jim Spung (D) ................................................. 1955

ALL-AMERICANSSkip Van Bourgondien ..................................1972Dana Friend ......................................................1971Cliff Murray ...................................................... 1966

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BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARRobby Haus ..................................................... 2016

BIG TEN SPECIALIST OF THE YEARJake Withers ......................................... 2016, 2017Justin Inacio (co) ............................................. 2019

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEARTre Leclaire ........................................................2017Justin Inacio ..................................................... 2018

BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEARNick Myers (co)................................................ 2018

ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONSFIRST TEAMCarter Brown (A) ............................................ 2015Robby Haus (D) .............................................. 2016Jesse King (A) .................................................. 2015Jake Withers (FO) ............................... 2016, 2017Tom Carey (G) ...................................................2017Eric Fannell (A) .................................................2017Ben Randall (D)................................................ 2018Ryan Terefenko (M) .............................2018, 2019

SECOND TEAMTre Leclaire (A) .......................... 2017, 2018, 2019Ben Randall (D).................................................2017Justin Inacio (FO) ............................................ 2019

HONORABLE MENTIONTom Carey (G) ................................................. 2015Robby Haus (D) .............................................. 2015Christopher May (FO) .................................... 2015

ALL-ECAC SELECTIONSFIRST TEAMJoe Bonanni (D) ............................................. 2012Turner Evans (M) ............................................ 2014Robby Haus (D) .............................................. 2014Matt Kawamoto (D) ......................................... 2011Logan Schuss (M/A) ......................2010, 11, 12, 13Jesse King (M) ................................................. 2013Joe Meurer (D) .......................................... 2013, 14

SECOND TEAMDominique Alexander (M) ............................ 2011Joe Bonanni (D) .............................................. 2011Greg Dutton (G) ........................................ 2012, 13Scott Foreman (D) .......................................... 2010Ryan Hunter (A) .............................................. 2014Dominic Imbordino (LSM) ............................. 2014Jesse King (A) ................................................. 2014Keenan Ochwat (D) ....................................... 2012David Planning (M) ........................................ 2014Scott Spencer (G) .......................................... 2014Trey Wilkes (S) ................................................. 2013

ECAC ALL-ROOKIE TEAMCarter Brown (A) ............................................. 2013Robby Haus (D) ............................................... 2013

Jesse King (M) ................................................ 2012Jake Withers (FO) .......................................... 2014

ECAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARLogan Schuss ................................................. 2012Logan Schuss .................................................. 2013

ECAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARMatt Kawamoto ................................................2011Joe Meurer ......................................................2014

ECAC ROOKIE OF THE YEARLogan Schuss .................................................2010Carter Brown ...................................................2013

GWLL PLAYER OF THE YEARGreg Bice ................................................2004 (co)Kevin Buchanan ............................................2008Tony Russo ......................................2003, 04 (co)

GWLL MOST VALUABLE PLAYERJon Ewert ..........................................................1986

GWLL COACH OF THE YEARJoe Breschi ........................................1999, 03, 04

GWLL NEWCOMER OF THE YEARJoel Dalgarno ................................................2006Pat Myers ........................................................ 2000

ALL-GWLL/ALL-GREAT LAKES CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMMike Abeles (G) ........................................1999, 00Glenn Alban .....................................................1986Roger Allen ......................................................1985 Jim Ash ....................................................... 1987, 88Mike Avery .......................................................1988Greg Bice (D) ................................... 2002, 03, 04Steve Brown ....................................................1986Kevin Buchanan (A) ................. 2006, 07 (M), 08 Joel Dalgarno (A) ............................2007, 08, 09John DiCamillo (LSM) ...................................2002Jon Ewert ...................................................1985, 86Anthony Gilardi (A) ........................................2004Brian Gould ...............................................1989, 90Scott Hamilton .................................................1986Shaun Lyons (M) ...........................................2004Scott Matthews (D) ................................ 2008, 09Tim McCabe ...................................... 1988, 99, 90Pat Myers (M) ..................................................2003Ricky Pages (LSM) ..................................2006, 07Jeff Pilon (LSM) ...............................................1995Peet Poillon (M) ..............................................2008Tom Randisi (M) ..............................................2005Bruce Resnick..................................................1988Tony Russo (G) ....................................... 2003, 04Greg Santulli .................................................... 1987Jeff Schneider (D) .........................................2007Curtis Smith (A)....................................... 2002, 03Michael Sullivan (LSM) .................................. 1994Jack Tzagournis .......................................1989, 90

Brian Williams (M) ......................................... 1993Brian Yontz (D) ................................................2006Greg Zytkowski (M) .................................1998, 99

SECOND TEAMTim Achatz ....................................................... 1987Roger Allen ......................................................1985Jim Ash .............................................................. 1985Andrew Bender (M) ................................2005, 06Sandy Boyce (A) ............................................. 2001Dean Curtis (M) .............................................. 1993Scott Foreman (D) .........................................2009Peter Frantz (D) ............................................. 2004Brandon Freeman (G) ...................................2009Josh Funk (D) ................................................. 2007Anthony Gilardi (A) ........................................2002Brian Gould ...................................................... 1988James Green (M) ....................................2008, 09Thomas Holzer (A) .......................................... 1994Matt Horowitz (M) ........................................... 1995Kevin Johnson (A) ............................................1997Tim Johnson (A) ...............................................1997Matt Kawamoto (D) .......................................2009Tim Kramer ....................................................... 1985Tony Lignelli (G) ............................................... 1996Keith Lovett (D) .............................................. 2008John Lowe ........................................................ 1988Thomas Martin (A) ................................... 1995, 96Pat Myers (M) ..................................................2002Mike Norton (A) .......................................2002, 03Dave Otis (D) .....................................................1997Ricky Pages (LSM) ........................................ 2008Jeff Pilon (D) .............................................. 1993, 94Tom Randisi (M) .......................................2003, 04Tony Russo (G) ...............................................2002Jeff Ryan (M, A) ...................................... 2007, 09Stefan Schroder (G) ...............................2007, 08Curtis Smith (M) ............................................... 2001Bill Stephentich ..................................1986, 87, 88Mike Sullivan (D) ..................................... 1993, 94Pat Sullivan (D) ................................................ 1996Jack Tzagournis .............................................. 1988Brian Yontz (D) ...............................................2005

BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOff ensive Player of the WeekCarter Brown .................................. April 19, 2016Jesse King .......................................Feb. 23, 2015Johnny Pearson ........................May 3, 2016 (co)Tyler Pfi ster ................................. March 23, 2015Eric Fannell.....................................March 21, 2017............................................................ April 25, 2017Jack Jasinski ................................... April 24, 2018Jack Myers .......................................Feb. 26, 2019Jackson Reid ................................... April 13, 2019

Defensive Player of the WeekEvan Mulchrone .............................Feb. 23, 2015Brandon Barger ..............................Feb. 10, 2016Erik Evans ..........................................Feb. 21, 2017Ben Randall ....................................March 21, 2017

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Jake Withers ...........................Feb. 24, 2014 (co).......................................................... March 31, 2014......................................................April 14, 2014 (co)............................................................. April 21, 2014

Off ensive Player of the WeekDominique Alexander ................ March 14, 2011.................................................................May 2, 2011.......................................................April 9, 2012 (co)Jarred Bowman ........................Feb. 21, 2011 (co) Turner Evans .............................Feb. 17, 2014 (co)Ryan Hunter .................................... April 21, 2014Jesse King .......................................March 5, 2013Logan Schuss .............................. March 29, 2010......................................................May 10, 2010 (co).............................................................Feb. 20, 2012..............................................................Feb. 19, 2013Mario Ventiquattro ................March 8, 2010 (co)

Defensive Player of the WeekBrandon Freeman .............. March 29, 2010 (co)Joe Meurer .........................................April 8, 2013Keenan Ochwat ............................. April 23, 2012Scott Spencer ..................................April 14, 2014............................................................. April 21, 2014Specialist of the WeekMichael Italiano ............................ March 18, 2013Trey Wilkes ..................................... March 11, 2013Darius Bowling ...............................March 5, 2013Shawn Kaplan ................................. April 30, 2012Jake Withers ................................ March 24, 2014

Honor Roll (awarded in 2010 only)Brandon Freeman .........................March 8, 2010..........................................................March 15, 2010James Green ...............................March 22, 2010............................................................. April 12, 2010Scott Foreman .............................March 22, 2010Logan Schuss .................................. April 19, 2010

BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMRobby Haus .................................................... 2015Jesse King ....................................................... 2015David Planning ............................................... 2015Tre Leclaire ........................................................2017Jake Withers .....................................................2017Ben Randall .......................................................2017Freddy Freibott ................................................2017Erik Evans ......................................................... 2018

ECAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMDominique Alexander ................................... 2013Greg Dutton ..................................................... 2013Turner Evans .................................................... 2013Tyler Frederick ................................................ 2011Robby Haus ..................................................... 2013Jesse King .................................................. 2013, 14Joe Meurer ...................................................... 2014David Planning ............................................... 2012Logan Schuss .................................................. 2013Adam Trombley .............................................. 2012

GWLL PLAYER OF THE WEEKGreg Bice ........................................ April 15, 2003........................................................... April 30, 2002John Bolen .................................March 29, 2006Kevin Buchanan .............................. May 9, 2006............................................................Feb. 28, 2007......................................................... March 13, 2008............................................................ April 10, 2008............................................................April 16, 2008Joel Dalgarno ..................................April 4, 2007..............................................................April 2, 2008........................................................... April 23, 2008............................................................April 15, 2009Anthony Gilardi ............................ April 28, 2004Thomas Holzer ........................... March 28, 1994Josh Lesko ..................................... April 14, 2004Jason Lutz ................................... March 14, 2007Eric O’Brien ...................................March 9, 2005Mike Pires ........................................Feb. 10, 2009Mike Rimmer ....................................May 11, 2005Tony Russo .......................................April 5, 2004........................................................March 26, 2003..............................................................April 8, 2003..........................................................March 17, 2002Stefan Schroder ...............................May 9, 2007Curtis Smith ................................... April 30, 2003......................................................... March 18, 2003........................................................... Feb. 26, 2002............................................................April 21, 2002Mario Ventiquattro ...................... April 23, 2007

MLA PLAYER OF THE YEARTerry Gilmore ....................................................1978Doug Myers ..................................................... 1992

ALL-MIDWEST LACROSSE ASSOCIATION SELECTIONSFIRST TEAMDan Anderson ...........................................1978, 79Darrell Apt ................................................. 1955, 56Burke Bero ....................................................... 1954Tim Cave ........................................................... 1982Craig Cooper ....................................................1978Brian Driscoll.................................................... 1968Jon Ewert .......................................................... 1986Gordon Eyre.............................................. 1979, 80Ted Freshwater ............................................... 1963Dana Friend ................................................1970, 71Joe Funaro ....................................................... 1963Warren Galvin ........................................... 1969, 70Terry Gilmore .......................................1977, 78, 79Dale Hart ........................................................... 1963Paul Hartman ....................................................1957Jim Hartnett ..................................................... 1980Scott Hamilton ................................................. 1986Bill Haagenoon ............................................... 1963Charlie Keller .............................................1967, 68Fred Keller ..................................................1957, 58Tom Kutrosky ................................................... 1956

CONFERENCE HONORS & AWARDSFreddy Freibott .............................. April 25, 2017Ryan Terefenko ......................February 20, 2018..............................................................April 17, 2018.................................................................May 1, 2018Matt Borges ....................................March 6, 2018..............................................................Feb. 12, 2019..............................................................Feb. 19, 2019

Freshman of the WeekColin Chell ........................... March 20, 2015 (co)..................................................... April 13, 2015 (co)Trevor Hodgins ..............................Feb. 23, 2015Tre Leclaire .....................................March 21, 2017..................................................March 28, 2017 (co)..............................................................April 18, 2017Jackson Reid ........................... February 13, 2018............................................................ April 24, 2018Justin Inacio .........................................May 1, 2018Jack Myers .......................................Feb. 26, 2019Johnny Wiseman ............................ April 13, 2019

Specialist of the WeekTom Carey .................................... March 16, 2015............................................................. April 13, 2015............................................................March 8, 2016................................................................Feb. 8, 2017Christopher May .............................. Feb. 9, 2015..............................................................Feb. 16, 2015............................................................March 2, 2015 ...............................................................April 6, 2015Jake Withers ....................................Feb. 10, 2016.............................................................March 1, 2016...........................................................March 21, 2017..............................................................April 18, 2017............................................................ April 25, 2017Justin Inacio .................................... April 24, 2018.............................................................Feb. 26, 2019............................................................March 5, 2019Josh Kirson........................................Feb. 19, 2019

ECAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKRookie of the WeekDominique Alexander ......................May 3, 2010J.T. Blubaugh ..............................April 7, 2014 (co)Carter Brown ...................................Feb. 26, 2013Nick Doyle .................................... March 24,2014Greg Dutton .......................................Feb. 21, 2011.......................................................... March 28, 2011............................................................... April 11, 2011Turner Evans ................................ March 19, 2012Robby Haus............. ....................... April 22, 2013Shawn Kaplan .........................March 7, 2011 (co).................................................................May 2, 2011John Kelly ....................................... April 28, 2014Logan Schuss ..................................March 1, 2010....................................................March 8, 2010 (co).................................................... April 26, 2010 (co)..............................................................May 10, 2010Jeff Tundo ......................................March 15, 2010...............................................................April 5, 2010............................................................. April 12, 2010


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Dick McCombs ................................................ 1954Tim Michael .......................................................1970Roger Moser .................................................... 1956Doug Myers ............................................... 1991, 92Joe Oelgoetz ....................................................1978Bill Polasky ....................................................... 1966Jerry Roach .......................................................1971George Ropp ................................................... 1966Glenn Rudy ...................................................... 1966John Shafer ............................................ 1960, 1961James Spung ................................................... 1955Bill Stephentich ............................................... 1988Jack Strapp ..................................................... 1962Ted Szakmary .................................................. 1969Jack Tzagournis ....................................... 1989, 90Skip Van Bourgondien ....................................1971Brian Williams .................................................. 1993Dick Wootten ................................................... 1955Rudolph Yeagle ................................................1957

SECOND TEAMChris Abeles ................................................... 1969Glenn Alban ..................................................... 1986Roger Allen ...................................................... 1985Steve Allison .....................................................1976Bill Anderson ................................................... 1982Dan Anderson ................................................... 1977Jim Ash ............................................................... 1988Roger Beck ...................................................... 1962David Blue ......................................................... 1992Bob Cawley ...................................................... 1962Dennis Clotz .................................................... 1962Craig Cooper .....................................................1975Dean Curtis ................................................. 1991, 93Jon Ewert ........................................................... 1985Gordon Eyre.................................................1977, 78Gene Ferraro .....................................................1976Dana Friend .......................................................1970Brian Gould ................................................ 1989, 90Rob Grim ..................................................... 1980, 82Bill Haagenson ................................................ 1962Bob Harman ...................................................... 1980Dale Hart .......................................................... 1962Paul Hartman .................................................... 1956Van Hoff man ..................................................... 1956Charlie Kellar ....................................................1967Fred Keller ......................................................... 1956Fred Koval ......................................................... 1980Tom Lyle ............................................................. 1964Tim McCabe ........................................ 1988, 89, 90Cliff Murray ..................................................1967, 68Robert O’Neill ...................................................1983Gene O’Neil ................................................1967, 68Jeff Pilon ............................................................ 1993Mike Sullivan ..................................................... 1993John Szakmary ..................................................1976Ted Szakmary ................................................... 1969Dick Wallace ..................................................... 1980Todd Walker ....................................................... 1977Rick Whiteman ...........................................1967, 68Brian Williams ................................................... 1992

Jim Windle ..........................................................1976Mike Work ...................................................1967, 68

HONORABLE MENTIONChris Abeles ..............................................1970, 91Roger Allen .......................................................1983Chris Anderson ................................................. 1977Jim Ash ............................................................... 1986Mike Avery ........................................................ 1988Jim Beery ........................................................... 1982Jerry Bell ............................................................ 1968Dean Curtis ....................................................... 1992Robert “Tip” Franklin ..................................... 1962Bill Gordon ........................................................1967Brian Gould ....................................................... 1988Doug Gulick ....................................................... 1991Paul Hartman .................................................... 1956Bob Huth............................................................ 1968Tim Kramer .........................................................1983Jeff Leake ...........................................................1975Chuck Morrison.................................................1975John Munson ....................................................1967Joe Oelgoetz .............................................. 1976, 77Greg Palcanis ....................................................1967Doug Robenalt .................................................. 1977John Rubin ................................................ 1982, ‘83Russell Salk ....................................................... 1992Bill Schick ...........................................................1983Don Starr .......................................................... 1962Bill Stephentich ................................................ 1986Ted Szakmary ....................................................1967Dave Teeple ...................................................... 1980Warren Wolfe .....................................................1970

MIDWEST ALL-STAR TEAMFIRST TEAMDan Cheney ...................................................... 1959John Shafer ....................................................... 1961Bob Shoemaker ............................................... 1961

SECOND TEAMHenry Douglas ................................................. 1959Jon Mercer ........................................................ 1959

NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR GAMEMike Abeles ...............................................2000 (N)Dick Augspurger .........................................1965 (S)Andrew Bender ........................................2006 (N)Mike Berlin .................................................. 1974 (S)Greg Bice ...................................................2004 (N)Matt Borges ................................................2019 (N)Sandy Boyce ............................................... 2001 (S)Kevin Buchanan .......................................2008 (N)Bob Cawley ..................................................1963 (S)Dennis Clotz ................................................1962 (S)John DiCamillo .......................................... 2002 (S)Brian Driscoll ..............................................1968 (S)Jon Ewert ......................................................1986 (S)Joe Funaro ...................................................1963 (S)Warren Galvin ..............................................1970 (S)Terry Gilmore ...............................................1979 (S)

CONFERENCE HONORS & AWARDSDale Hart .......................................................1963 (S)Michael Italiano ..........................................2014 (N)Jack Jasinski ...............................................2019 (N)Rick Lewis .................................................... 2015 (S)Christopher May ........................................ 2015 (S)Joe Meurer ..................................................2014 (N)Roger Moser ................................................1957 (S)Pat Myers ....................................................2003 (N)Keenan Ochwat ......................................... 2012 (S)Ricky Pages ................................................2008 (N)David Planning ........................................... 2015 (S)Bill Polasky ...................................................1966 (S)Tom Randisi ................................................2005 (N)Jerry Roach ................................................... 1971 (S)Glenn Rudy ..................................................1966 (S)Tony Russo ................................................2004 (N)Jeff Schneider ..........................................2007 (N)Curtis Smith ................................................2003 (N)Don Starr ...................................................... 1964 (N)Skip Van Bourgondien .............................. 1973 (S)Ben Wright ..................................................1965 (S)(N) and (S) designate North and South teams


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ACADEMIC AWARDSOHIO STATE BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR FINALISTSKevin Stephan ............................... 2002 (Winner)Andrew Bender .............................................2006 Collis Boyce ...................................................2002Peter Dillon .................................................... 2003Peter Frantz ...................................................2005 John Kuss ........................................................ 1998Tom Randisi ....................................................2005 Geoff rey Omiatek .......................................... 2001Logan Schuss ................................................. 2014Jon Torpey .....................................................2000

CORWIN A. FERGUS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERSDominique Alexander .................................. 2014Andrew Bender .............................................2006Freddy Freibott ............................................... 2018Anthony Gilardi ............................................. 2004Geoff rey Omiatek .......................................... 2001Brandon Paul .................................................2002Kevin Stephan ...............................................2002

ANNE AND WOODY HAYES SCHOLARSHIPScott Spencer ................................................. 2015

A.K. AND JUDITH A. PIERCE PHOENIX AWARD WINNERSDrew May ........................................................2006

LOWE’S SENIOR CLASSALL-SENIOR ALL-AMERICACarter Brown (second team) ...................... 2016Joel Dalgarno (second team) ....................2009Matt Kawamoto (fi rst team) ......................... 2012Joe Meurer (second team) .......................... 2014David Planning (fi rst team) .......................... 2015Logan Schuss (fi nalist) ................................... 2013

BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDPaul Beery ......................................................... 2011Andrew Bender ..............................................2006Jarred Bowman ............................................... 2010Kevin Buchanan ............................................. 2008Ryan Hunter ..................................................... 2016John Kelly ......................................................... 2018Chris Li ............................................................. 2007Logan Maccani ................................................ 2019Scott Matthews ..............................................2009Evan Mulchrone .............................................. 2015Tyler Pfi ster .......................................................2017Tom Randisi ..............................................2004, 05Brock Sorensen .............................................. 2012Scott Spencer .................................................. 2014Trey Wilkes ....................................................... 2013Randisi (2004), Bender (2006) and Beery (2011) were named the overall Outstanding Sportsmanship Award winners for Ohio State

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSConnor Anderson ..........................................2009Noah Best ..........................................................2017Ryan Borcherding ......................................... 2015Jarred Bowman ............................................... 2011Lukas Buckley ......................................2017, 18, 19Chase Bunce ............................................. 2018, 19Packy Campbell .............................................. 2010Colin Chell ........................................................ 2018Mark Crawford ................................................ 2013Tyler Dolphin ...........................................2009, 10Tyler Frederick ................................................ 2012Freddy Freibott ..........................................2017, 18John Kelly ......................................................... 2018Chris Lowery ..................................................2009Kevin Mack ....................................................... 2013Ben Randall ...................................................... 2018Evan Riss .......................................................... 2019Joey Salisbury ........................................... 2018, 19Jackson Smith ................................................. 2019Cameron Stephens ....................................... 2015Brendon Wallace ...................................... 2018, 19

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TENDominique Alexander ........................ 2011, 12, 13Connor Anderson ..........................................2009Lucas Bailey ............................................... 2015, 16Dan Bain ..........................................................2009Mat Ballay .......................................... 2006, 07, 08Lucas Bailey ......................................................2017Eddie Bambino .....................................2010, 11, 12Brendan Barger ...................................2016, 17, 18Colby Barker .................................................... 2019Paul Beery ................................................... 2010, 11Andrew Bender ................................2004, 05, 06Noah Best ..........................................................2017Charlie Billingsley .......................................... 2008Gary Bining .......................................2004, 05, 06Jon Blashford ...................................2005, 06, 07Jason Bloom .....................................2004, 05, 06Ryan Borcherding............................... 2013, 14, 15John Bolen ...................................................... 2007Joe Bonanni ......................................... 2010, 11, 12Matt Borges ..........................................2017, 18, 19Eric Borsoni ......................................... 1990, 91, 92Jarred Bowman ..................................2009, 10, 11Collis Boyce .......................................2000, 01, 02Matthew Brandes ....................................2000, 01Ryan Brant ........................................................ 2011Carter Brown ......................................2014, 15, 16Kevin Buchanan .............................. 2006, 07, 08Lucas Buckley ......................................2017, 18, 19J.T. Bugliosi ....................................................... 2019Chase Bunce ............................................. 2018, 19Alex Burgdorf .................................................. 2018Pat Calhoun ...................................................2006Packy Campbell ........................................ 2010, 11Eric Chadderdon ............................................ 2013Colin Chell ............................................2016, 17, 18

Matt Cornell ..................................... 2006, 07, 08Mark Crawford .................................... 2011, 12, 13Bill Curry ........................................... 2006, 07, 08Dean Curtis ......................................... 1991, 92, 93Joel Dalgarno ................................................ 2007John Dauro ......................................2003, 04, 05Conor David ............................................... 2010, 11Omari DeBerry ................................................ 2019John DiCamillo ...............................................2000Nick Diegel ................................................. 2013, 14Peter Dillon ........................................2000, 01, 03Tyler Dolphin ......................................2009, 10, 11Timothy Duff y .........................................2004, 05Andy Elmer .....................................................2005Erik Evans .............................................2016, 17, 18Turner Evans ........................................ 2013, 14, 15Peter Frantz .....................................2003, 04, 05Tyler Frederick ............................................... 2012Freddy Freibott ...................................2016, 17, 18Chris Friel ......................................... 2006, 07, 08Josh Funk .................................................2007, 08Scott Gerland .....................................2009, 10, 11Anthony Gilardi ......................................2003, 04James Green .......................................... 2008, 09John Hardesty ................................................ 2012Brian Hartman ................................................. 1995Robby Haus ........................................2014, 15, 16Jeff Henrick ................................................ 2018, 19Trevor Hodgins ...................................2016, 17, 18Griffi n Hughes ................................................. 2019Justin Inacio ..................................................... 2019Jack Jasinski .............................................. 2018, 19Kacy Kapinos ............................................ 2015, 16Ben Karr ..................................................... 2014, 15Matt Kawamoto ..................................2009, 2012Josh Kirson....................................................... 2019Anthony Kelly ................................................. 2003John Kelly .............................................2015, 17, 18Ryan Keneally .................................................. 2011Josh Kirson....................................................... 2018Carter Kistler .................................................... 2018Ben Kochalski .................................................2000Gordie Koerber .............................................. 2014Fred Koury ..................................................1997, 98John Kuss ............................................1996, 97, 98Ryan Laff ey .............................................2002, 04Brian Lalley ...................................... 2007, 08, 09Scott Lathrop ......................................2009, 10, 11Jeff Laubenstein ............................................. 1995Tre Leclaire ....................................................... 2019Jordan Levack ................................................. 2011Rick Lewis .................................................. 2014, 15Brian Lichtenauer ............................................2017Nick Liddil .............................................. 2011, 12, 13Chris Li ............................................................. 2007Bo Lori ..........................................................2017, 18Keith Lovett ....................................... 2007, 08, 09Ryan Lowe ....................................................... 2008Chris Lowery .............................................2009, 10Jason Lutz .........................................2005, 06, 07


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Donnie Turchin ................................... 2008, 09, 10Mark Tzagournis ...............................................1989Lance Vitt .......................................... 2003, 04, 05Brendan Wallace ........................................2018, 19Brian Ward .........................................................2016Dan Wertz ....................................................2012, 13Trey Wilkes .............................................2011, 12, 13Jake Withers .........................................2015, 16, 17Josh Wittenberg ..............................2004, 05, 06David Zimmerman ........................................... 1993

OSU SCHOLAR-ATHLETESDominique Alexander ...................2010, 11, 12, 13Anthony Ameo ..................................................2019Connor Anderson ................................... 2008, 09Max Atherton ....................................................2005Lucas Bailey ...........................................2014, 15, 16Dan Bain ................................................... 2008, 09Mat Ballay ..........................................2006, 07, 08Eddie Bambino ............................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Hunter Barco .....................................................2019Brendan Barger ............................. 2015, 16, 17, 18Colby Barker ................................................2018, 19Paul Beery ....................................................2010, 11Andrew Bender .........................2003, 04, 05, 06Joe Benson ......................................................2007Noah Best ....................................................2016, 17Charlie Billingsley .................................... 2005, 08Gary Bining ................................2003, 04, 05, 06Jon Blashford ............................2004, 05, 06, 07Liam Blohm .......................................................2015Jason Bloom ...................... 2002, 03, 04, 05, 06John Bolen ................................................2006, 07Joe Bonanni .................................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Ryan Borcherding .........................2012, 13, 14, 15Matt Borges ....................................2016, 17, 18, 19Eric Borsoni ...................................................1991,92Jarred Bowman ............................. 2008, 09, 10, 11Collis Boyce ......................................... 1999, 00, 01 Sandy Boyce ......................................................1998Matthew Brandes ........................ 1999, 00, 01, 02Ryan Brant ....................................................2010, 11Carter Brown ...................................2013, 14, 15, 16Kevin Buchanan ........................ 2005, 06, 07, 08Lukas Buckley ................................2016, 17, 18, 19J.T. Bugliosi ...................................................2018, 19Chase Bunce ..................................2016, 17, 18, 19Alex Burgdorf ....................................................2018Joseph Caccioppo ...........................................1996Matt Cafarelli ....................................................2001Thomas Cahill ....................................................1999Pat Calhoun............................................... 2005, 06James Campbell ...............................................1999 Packy Campbell ..........................................2010, 11Alec Cerasoli .....................................................2019Eric Chadderdon ..............................................2013Colin Chell ....................................... 2015, 16, 17, 18Chrisopher Cirino ............................................. 1997Matthew Clibanoff ............................................2019Michael Clifanoff ...............................................2019Peter Coluccini ................................................2009

ACADEMIC AWARDSReegan Comeault ...........................................2012Matt Cornell ............................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Caleb Costa ....................................................... 2017Ryan Cosgrove ...............................................2002Mark Crawford ......................................2011, 12 ,13Billy Curry ................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Dean Curtis ..................................................1991, 93Joel Dalgarno ...........................................2006, 07Stewart D’Ambrogi ..........................................2010John Dauro ................................2002, 03, 04, 05Conor David ..................................................2010, 11Alan Davies ........................................................1996Omari DeBerry ............................................2018, 19John DeLucia ....................................................2000John DiCamillo ...........................................1999, 00Nick Diegel ...........................................2012, 13, 14Peter Dillon ............................1999, 00, 01, 02, 03Tyler Dolphin ................................. 2008, 09, 10, 11Kevin Duff y ..................................................2012, 14Timothy Duff y ................................... 2003, 04, 05Andy Elmer ........................................2004, 05, 06Erik Evans ........................................ 2015, 16, 17, 18Turner Evans ...................................2012, 13, 14, 15Jarrad Evens ............................................... 1996, 97Eric Fannell .......................................................2016Matt Fassnacht ..................................................2001Brandon Fisher..................................................2019Peter Frantz ...............................2002, 03, 04, 05Tyler Frederick ......................................2011, 12, 13Brandon Freeman ..........................................2007Freddy Freibott .............................. 2015, 16, 17, 18Chris Friel ................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Josh Funk ..................................................2007, 08Steve Gary ..........................................................1995Scott Gerland ............................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Sean Giampietro ..............................................2014Anthony Gilardi ................................. 2001, 03, 04Kevin Gilligan ..................................................... 1997Matt Gorski ........................................................2010James Green ...................................... 2008, 09, 10John Hardesty .............................................2011, 12Brian Hartman .............................................1994,95Robby Haus .....................................2013, 14, 15, 16TJ Hendricks ......................................................2019Jeff Henrick ..................................................2018, 19Trevor Hodgins .............................. 2015, 16, 17, 18Griffi n Hughes .............................................2018, 19Justin Inacio .................................................2018, 19Michael Italiano .................................................2011Jack Jasinski ................................................2018, 19Jeff Kaiser ...........................................................1998Kacy Kapinos ........................................2014, 15, 16Shawn Kaplan ....................................................2013Ben Karr .............................................................2015Matt Kawamoto .........................................2009, 12Anthony Kelly ...................................................2003John Kelly ........................................ 2015, 16, 17, 18Ryan Keneally ..................................... 2008, 09, 11Jesse King .........................................................2012Josh Kirson............................................. 2017, 18, 19Carter Kistler ...................................2016, 17, 18, 19

Kevin Mack ............................................ 2011, 12, 13Logan Maccani .....................................2017, 18, 19Caleb Mahoney ......................................... 2018, 19Jed Manning .................................................... 2019Scott Matthews .............................................2009Drew May .........................................2004, 05, 06James McClure ............................................... 2001Scott McGrath.................................................. 1999Mike McKenna ................................2002, 03, 04Stephen McKinlay .......................... 2006, 07, 08KC Meleski ....................................................... 1998Joe Meurer .......................................... 2012, 13, 14Evan Mulchrone .................................. 2013, 14, 15Michael Murphree .........................................2002Nick Musci .................................................. 2018, 19Pat Myers ............................................2001, 02, 03Eric O’Brien .................................................... 2007Michael O’Connor .........................................2000Jarred Olson ................................................. 2004Geoff Omiatek ...................................1998, 99, 00Andrew Pace ................................... 2007, 08, 09Tim Pataki ................................................2005, 06Brandon Paul .....................................2000, 01, 02Johnny Pearson ............................................. 2015Tyler Pfi ster ......................................... 2015, 16, 17Greg Pilarowski .................................. 1991, 93, 94David Planning .......................................... 2014, 15Casey Ragiel ......................................................1996Scott Rahl .......................................................... 1993Ben Randall ........................................................2018Tom Randisi ....................................... 2003, 04, 05Jack Rennillo......................................................2019Patrick Riff ee .........................................2011, 12, 13Evan Riss ............................................................2019Jeff Ryan ................................................... 2008, 09Jon Rydberg ..................................... 2005, 06, 07Joey Salisbury .............................................2018, 19Daniel Savage ....................................2000, 01, 02Peter Schell ...............................................2006, 07Logan Schuss ........................................2011, 12, 13Austin Seiple ......................................... 2016, 17, 18Jake Sharick .........................................2012, 13, 14Austin Shanks .................................................... 2017Mike Smail ..............................................2010, 11, 12Matthew Smidt ..................................... 2016, 17, 18Colby Smith ........................................................2019Stephen Smith .................................................2008Jeff Sobota ........................................................2000Brock Sorensen ...............................................2012Christian Soult .................................................2004Cullen Sowder .............................................2018, 19Scott Spencer ...................................................2014Kevin Stephan ....................................2000, 01, 02Cameron Stephens ..............................2013, 14, 15Andrew Stimmel ...................................... 2009, 10Ryan Terefenko ...........................................2018, 19Patrick Toohey .......................................2011, 12, 13Matthew Toresco .................................... 2005, 06Jon Torpey........................................... 1998, 99, 00Adam Trombley ................................................2014Andrew Tunison ..............................................2005


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Andrew Klontz .................................................2008Ben Kochalski .............................................1999, 00Gordie Koerber ..........................................2014, 15Fred Koury ............................................ 1996, 97, 98John Kuss ......................................... 1995,96,97,98Ryan Laff ey .............................................. 2002, 04Brian Lalley ................................ 2006, 07, 08, 09Brian Lang ...................................................2016, 17Buddy Lange ..................................................... 1997Scott Lathrop ................................ 2008, 09, 10, 11Jeff Laubenstein ........................................1993, 95Brian Lichtenauer ............................................. 2017George Lee ........................................................ 1997Josh Lesko ........................................................2001Jordan Levack .............................................2010, 11Rick Lewis ..............................................2012, 14, 15Chris Li ..............................................................2007Nick Liddil .........................................2010, 11, 12, 13David Lisko .....................................................2004Bo Lori ..........................................................2016, 18Keith Lovett ................................ 2006, 07, 08, 09Bo Lori ................................................................. 2017Ryan Lowe .................................................2007, 08Chris Lowery ................................2007, 08, 09, 10Zach Zudd ..........................................................2019Jason Lutz ......................................... 2005, 06, 07Logan Maccani ...............................2016, 17, 18, 19Kevin Mack .......................................2010, 11, 12, 13Caleb Mahoney ...........................................2018, 19Kent Martin .........................................................2001Jed Manning ................................................2018, 19Paxton Marks .....................................................2018Eric Massaro ...................................................2004Scott Matthews ...............................................2009Christopher May ..............................................2015Drew May ....................................2003, 04, 05, 06James McClure ......................................... 2000, 01Scott McGrath.............................................1998, 99Mike McKenna ...........................2001, 02, 03, 04Steve McKinlay ........................... 2005, 06, 07, 08KC Meleski ....................................................1997,98Joe Meurer .......................................2011, 12, 13, 14Evan Mulchrone .............................2012, 13, 14, 15Michael Murphree .................................... 2001, 02Nick Musci ....................................................2018, 19Pat Myers ......................................2000, 01, 02, 03Jack Myers .........................................................2019Mike Norton .............................................. 2002, 03Eric O’Brien ......................................................2007Michael O’Connor ............................. 1998, 99, 00Collin O’Hare ..................................................... 2017Casey Olejniczak ..............................................2001Jarred Olson ...................................................2004Geoff Omiatek ........................1997, 98, 99, 00, 01David Otis ........................................................... 1994Andrew Pace ............................. 2006, 07, 08, 09Brandon Paul ......................................2000, 01, 02Michael Pagniano .............................................1992Tim Pataki ...........................................2004, 05, 06 Johnny Pearson ......................................... 2014, 17Tyler Pfi ster ................................2013, 14, 15, 16, 17

Gregory Pilarowski ................................ 1991,93,94Jeff Pilon ............................................................. 1993David Planning .................................................2015Chris Pletcher ........................................... 2005, 06Casey Ragiel ................................................1995,96Scott Rahl .....................................................1992,93Ben Randall .................................................. 2017, 18Tom Randisi ................................2002, 03, 04, 05Jackson Reid .....................................................2018Jack Rennillo................................................2018, 19Patrick Riff ee ...................................2010, 11, 12 ,13Evan Riss ......................................................2018, 19Zach Rodgers ..............................................2010, 11Jeff Ryan .............................................2007, 08, 09Jon Rydberg ...................................... 2005, 06, 07Joey Salisbury ....................................... 2017, 18, 19Matthew Sallade ............................................... 2017Daniel Savage .............................. 1999, 00, 01, 02Peter Schell ........................................ 2005, 06, 07Jeff Snyder ........................................................2005Logan Schuss ..................................2010, 11, 12, 13Matt Schwabauer .............................................1998Austin Seiple ................................... 2015, 16, 17, 18Austin Shanks .................................................... 2017Jake Sharick ....................................2011, 12, 13, 14Danny Simonetti ..............................................2014Mike Smail ...................................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Matthew Smidt ............................... 2015, 16, 17, 18Stephen Smith ..........................................2007, 08Colby Smith ..................................................2018, 19Jackson Smith .............................................2018, 19Jeff Sobota ........................................................2000Brock Sorensen ...............................................2012Christian Soult ..........................................2003, 04Cullen Sowder ................................2016, 17, 18, 19Scott Spencer .............................................2012, 14Drew Sraver .....................................................2004Kevin Stephan ............................. 1999, 00, 01, 02Cameron Stephens ...................................2014, 15Andrew Stimmel ................................ 2008, 09, 10Charles Strittmatter ..........................................2103Ryan Terefenko ........................................... 2017, 19Patrick Toohey .................................2010, 11, 12, 13Matt Toresco ............................................. 2005, 06Jon Torpey...................................... 1997,98, 99, 00Jeff Tundo .........................................................2010Andrew Tunison ...................................... 2003, 05Donnie Turchin ............................2007, 08, 09, 10Lance Vitt .......................................... 2003, 04, 05Brandon Wallace .................................. 2017, 18, 19George Walsh ....................................................2019Brian Ward .........................................................2014John Waterson ..................................................1998Devin Weatherley .............................................2001Dan Wertz ...............................................2011, 12, 13George Walsh ....................................................2019Trey Wilkes .............................................2011, 12, 13Johnny Wiseman ..............................................2019Jake Withers ...................................2014, 15, 16, 17Josh Wittenberg ..............................2004, 05, 06David Zimmerman ......................................1992,93

ACADEMIC AWARDSECAC ALL-ACADEMICDominique Alexander .........................2011, 12, 13Eddie Bambino .......................................2010, 11, 12Paul Beery .....................................................2010, 11Ryan Borcherding.......................................2013, 14Jarred Bowman ...........................................2010, 11Carter Brown ...............................................2013, 14Eric Chadderdon ..............................................2013Tyler Dolphin .....................................................2011Turner Evans ................................................2013, 14Tyler Frederick .................................................2012Scott Lathrop ................................................2010, 11Kevin Mack .............................................2011, 12, 13Luke Miller .........................................................2014Evan Mulchrone ................................................2013Johnny Pearson ...............................................2014Logan Schuss ..............................................2011, 12Danny Simonetti ...............................................2014Patrick Toohey .......................................2011, 12, 13Trey Wilkes ...................................................2011, 12Dan Wertz ....................................................2012, 13


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TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1966 .....................................................Bill Polasky1967 .................................................... Gene O’Neill1969 .........................................................Jerry Bell 1970 ................................................Warren Galvin1971 ......................................................Jerry Roach1975 .............................................Dennis Swanson1977 ..................................................Terry Gilmore1985 ..................................................... Roger Allen1986 ........................................................Jon Ewert1988 ...................................................Tim McCabe1989 ...................................................Tim McCabe 1992 ................................................... Doug Myers1995 ................................................Matt Horowitz1996 ...................................................Tony Lignelli1997 ................................................... Tim Johnson1998 .............................................Greg Zytkowski1999 ...................................................Mike Abeles2000 ..................................................Mike Abeles2001 ..................................................Sandy Boyce2002 ....................................................Tony Russo 2003 .......................................................Greg Bice 2004 ..................................................Senior Class2005 ............................................Andrew Bender 2006 ............................................Andrew Bender2007 ...........................................Kevin Buchanan 2008 ...........................................Kevin Buchanan..................................................................Josh Funk2009 ................................................Joel Dalgarno........................................................ Scott Matthews

PAUL HARTMAN MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1977 ...............................................Doug Robenalt1978 ...........................................David Cavanaugh1985 ................................................. Mike Heilman1986 ............................................Jack Tzagournis1988 ...................................................Joe Costello1989 .......................................................Bill Weeks 1990 .....................................................David BLue1991 ....................................................Jason Carey1992 ..............................................Aaron Sperano 1995 ...................................................Tony Lignelli1996 .................................................. Tim Johnson1998 .........................................................Jon Egan1999 ..................................................Sandy Boyce2000 ................................................Brandon Paul2001 ........................................Preston Dickerson2002 ................................................ Matt Cafarelli 2003 ...............................................Bryan Mulford 2004 ................................................. Shaun Lyons2005 ................................................. Jon Rydberg 2006 ............................................ Scott Matthews2007 ...................................................Eric O’Brien 2008 ............................................... Doug Ruhnke 2009 ............................................Matt Kawamoto2010 ...................................................Joe Bonanni2011 ...................................................... Pat Toohey........................................................Jarred Bowman2012 ..................................................Turner Evans.........................................................David Planning

2013 ............................................Evan Mulchrone2014 ...................................................Ryan Hunter2015 .......................................................Erik Evans.................................................................. John Kelly2016 ............................................Johnny Pearson2017 ............................................... Freddy Freibott2018 ..................................................... Josh Kirson2019 ................................................Joey Salisbury

THE BICE UNSUNG HERO AWARD1977 ................................................Dan Anderson1985 .......................................................Chip Rossi 1986 .................................................. Mike Roeper 1988 ......................................................John Lowe1989 ......................................................John Lowe1998 .............................................. Kevin Stockton1999 ......................................................Fred Koury2000 ..................................................Barry Wilson2001 ....................................................Curtis Smith2002 ............................................ Anthony Gilardi 2003 ................................................... Peter Dillon 2004 .................................................... John Dauro.............................................................. Chris Brown 2005 ...................................................Craig Nolan 2006 ........................................................... Chris Li ..................................................................Josh Funk2007 ............................................ Scott Matthews....................................................................Jeff Ryan 2008 ...................................................... Chris Friel 2009 .............................................. Corey Bentine 2010 ....................................... Mario Ventiquattro..............................................................Conor David2011 .................................................. Scott Lathrop..............................................................Joe Bonanni2012 .............................................Matt Kawamoto.................................................................Mike Smail2013 ................................. Dominique Alexander2014 ................................................Scott Spencer2015 ........................................... Christopher May................................................... Reegan Comeault2016 ..................................................Jake Withers2017 ...............................................Ryan Terefenko2018 ...................................................Hank Bethke2019 ...............................................Logan Maccani

HUSTLE AWARD1992 ........................................................ Russ Salk

MOST INSPIRATIONAL1992 .....................................................John Baker

COACH’S AWARD 1985 .................................................. Mike Roeper 1986 .................................................. Steve Brown 1988 ............................................................Jim Ash 1989 ............................................Jack Tzagournis

OUTSTANDING JUNIOR1969 ................................................Warren Galvin1979 ................................................... Chris Abeles

OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE1969 .................................................. Chris Abeles 1970 ................................................... Dana Friend

OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN/MOST VALUABLE ROOKIE/BEST NEWCOMER1969 ................................................... Dana Friend 1970 ................................................. Danny Colley1977 ................................................... Gordon Eyre1985 .............................................Bill Stephenitch 1986 ...................................................Tim McCabe1988 ..................................................... Mike Avery 1989 ....................................... Matt Frankenberry 1992 ............................................... Brian Hartman...................................................................Rich Kielb1993 .........................................................Jeff Pilon1998 ........................................................Rich Kielb .....................................................Jeremy Schwartz....................................................Steve Gloceckner1999 ............................................... Kevin Stephan2000 .......................................................Pat Myers2001 ........................................................Greg Bice 2002 ...................................................Tom Randisi 2003 ............................................Andrew Bender 2004 .............................................. Jeff Schneider 2005 ...........................................Kevin Buchanan...............................................................Ricky Pages2006 ....................................................John Bolen...........................................................Joel Dalgarno2007 ................................................ James Green 2008 ................................................ Scott Lathrop2009 .............................................Eddie Bambino 2010 ................................. Dominique Alexander................................................................. Jeff Tundo2011 ....................................................Greg Dutton 2012 ......................................................Jesse King 2013 ................................................. Carter Brown.............................................................. Robby Haus2014 ...................................................JT Blubaugh2015 ......................................................Colin Chell2016 ................................................... Matt Borges2017 .......................................................Tre Leclaire2018 ....................................................Justin Inacio2019 ...................................................... Jack Myers

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD1998 ....................................................... John Kuss1999 ..................................................... Jon Torpey2000 .....................................................Pete Dillon2001 ............................................... Kevin Stephan2002 ..................................................Mark Marion2003 ............................................... Anthony Kelly 2004 ................................................... Gary Bining 2005 ...................................................Tom Randisi 2006 .................................................Jason Bloom2007 ................................................ Andrew Pace 2008 .................................................. Matt Cornell2009 ............................................... Doug Ruhnke

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TEAM/OHIO STATE AWARDS

2012 .........................................Shawn Kaplan (39)2013 ...............................................Trey Wilkes (68)2014 ........................................... Jake Withers (64)2015 ...................................Christopher May (133)2016 ............................................Jake Withers (110)2017 ............................................Jake Withers (159)2018 ........................................Freddy Freibott (43).................................................Ryan Terefenko (45)2019 ........................................... Justin Inacio (120)

ALAN BRADY SERVICE TO OHIO STATE LACROSSE AWARD1998 ............................... George and Carol Gans1999 .................................................. Darin Meeker2000 ........................................................Lisa Davis2001 .......................................Kim Dally-Badgeley2002 ........................................................ Leif Smith2003 ...................................................... Alan Brady 2004 ...................................................Andy Geiger2005 ......................................................Jay Stalfort 2006 ......................................................... Bill Myles2007 ..................................................Janine Oman 2008 ....................................................... TJ Shelton 2009 ................................................ Angie Beisner 2010 ......................................................... Bill Moffi tt............................................................. Mike Caldwell2011 .....................................................Leann Parker 2012 ................................................... Ben Carignan 2013 .................................................... Sean Perkins2014 ......................................................Brian Blount................................................................Brian Gimbel................................................................Brent Packer....................................... Ohio State Grounds Crew2015 ..................................................Danie Daluisio2016 ...................................................Dean Hansen2017 .......................................................Matthew Fox2018 .......................................................... Pete Olms2019 ................................................Maddy McIntyre

OFFENSIVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1995 ........................................................Tom Martin 1996 ........................................................Tom Martin 1997 .................................................. Kevin Johnson2002 ..................................................... Curtis Smith.................................................................Mike Norton2003 ..................................................... Curtis Smith.................................................................Mike Norton2004 ...............................................Anthony Gilardi 2005 ..........................................................Ben Wolff 2006 ............................................. Kevin Buchanan2007 ..................................................Joel Dalgarno 2008 ..................................................Joel Dalgarno2009 .......................................................... Jeff Ryan 2010 ....................................................Logan Schuss2011 ....................................................Logan Schuss 2012 ...................................................Logan Schuss2013 ...................................................Logan Schuss2014 ........................................................ Jesse King2015 ........................................................ Jesse King2016 ....................................................Carter Brown

2017 .........................................................Eric Fannell2018 ........................................................ Tre Leclaire2019 ........................................................ Tre Leclaire

JOHN MINNIS DEFENSIVE MVP1985 .................................................Sean Sweeney 1986 ...........................................................Bill Leahy1988 ................................................Bill Stephenitch1989 ......................................................Dan Lindner1995 .............................................................Jeff Pilon ................................................................Raif Webster1996 ....................................................... Pat Sullivan 1997 .......................................................... David Otis 2002 .........................................................Toby Mink2003 ...................................................... Tony Russo 2004 ......................................................... Greg Bice.................................................................. Tony Russo 2005 .......................................................Brian Yontz 2006 .......................................................Brian Yontz.................................................................Ricky Pages 2007 .....................................................Ricky Pages......................................................... Stefan Schroder 2008 .....................................................Ricky Pages......................................................... Stefan Schroder2009 ..........................................Brandon Freeman 2010 ................................................. Scott Foreman.........................................................Andrew Stimmel2011 ................................................Keenan Ochwat 2012 ...............................................Keenan Ochwat 2013 ....................................................... Joe Meurer2014 ........................................................Joe Meurer2015 ...................................................... Robby Haus2016 ...................................................... Robby Haus2017 ........................................................... Tom Carey..................................................................Ben Randall2018 ...........................................................Erik Evans2019 ....................................................... Matt Borges

COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD 2008 .......................................................Brian Lalley2009 ...................................................Scott Gerland2010 ................................................... Logan Schuss 2011 .................................................. Mark Crawford2012 ..........................................Dominic Imbordino 2013 ...............................................Evan Mulchrone2014 ......................................................JT Blubaugh2015 ..........................................................Rick Lewis2016 ....................................................... Tyler Pifster2017 .......................................................Austin Seiple2018 ......................................................Austin Seiple2019 ............................................................ Evan Riss

MICHAEL R. BRESCHI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT2004 ......................................................Tom Randisi2005 ...............................................Andrew Bender2006 .............................................................. Chris Li2007 ......................................................Ricky Pages2008 ............................................... Scott Matthews

2010 .............................................Jarred Bowman 2011 ....................................................Conor David 2012 ............................................ Brock Sorensen2013 .............................................. Mark Crawford2014 ....................................................Greg Dutton........................................................Adam Trombley2015 ......................................................Kevin Duff y2016 ..............................................Chris Mahoney2017 ........................................................Nick Doyle..............................................................Lucas Bailey2018 .......................................................Colin Chell........................................................................ Bo Lori.................................................................. John Kelly2019 ...................................................Jack Jasinski

OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR-ATHLETE1996 ........................................... Jeff Laubenstein1998 ...............................................Geoff Omiatek1999 ................................................ Geoff Omiatek2000 ....................................................Dan Savage2001 ....................................................... Pete Dillon2002 ................................................Kevin Stephan2003 ....................................................Peter Frantz 2004 .................................................... Tom Randisi 2005 ........................................................Chris Friel 2006 .....................................................Gary Bining2007 ........................................................Chris Friel 2008 ......................................... Connor Anderson2009 .................................................. Chris Lowery 2010 ...................................................Tyler Dolphin 2011 ............................................... Jarred Bowman2012 ................................................Tyler Frederick2013 ..........................................Ryan Borcherding 2014 ............................................................Ben Karr2015 ....................................... Cameron Stephens2016 .................................................Lukas Buckley2017 .......................................................... Noah Best2018 ..................................................Jackson Smith2019 ..................................................Lukas Buckley

MOST GROUNDBALLS IN A SEASON1970 ..................................................... Tim Michael1992 .................................................... Dan Zecchini........................................................................Rob Elia................................................................Doug Myers1998 ....................................................... Fred Koury1999 ............................................... John DiCamillo2000 .........................................Anthony Kelly (53)2001 ..........................................Anthony Kelly (70)2002 .........................................Anthony Kelly (62)2003 .........................................Anthony Kelly (53)2004 ................................................Greg Bice (65)2005 ............................................ Eric O’Brien (65) 2006 ............................................. Brian Yontz (36) 2007 ............................................ Eric O’Brien (69)2008 ................................................. Nick Carr (75)2009 ..................................... Scott Matthews (40)2010 ............................................... Trey Wilkes (41) 2011 ..........................................Shawn Kaplan (50)


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2009 .................................................Scott Foreman2010 .................................................... Scott Lathrop2011 .................................................Matt Kawamoto 2012 ..................................... Dominique Alexander2013 ........................................................Joe Meurer2014 ...............................................Evan Mulchrone2015 .................................................... Kacy Kapinos2016 ....................................................... Tyler Pfi ster2017 ............................................................ John Kelly2018 ......................................................Jack Jasinski2019 ................................................... Lukas Buckley

AIDAN W., DANIEL P., AND ANGELA M. LIND-NER MEMORIAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT 2009 .........................................................Mike Pires2011 .........................................................Trey Wilkes2013 .................................................David Planning2015 .........................................................Brian Ward

NOTE: Team award winners listed have been found in archives. Information on honorees from other years shoul1d be sent to [email protected].

OHIO STATE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME2013 ......................................................Dan Cheney1993......................................................Terry Gilmore2000 ....................................................Paul Hartman2008 .........................................................Fred Keller2003 ...................................Skip Van Bourgondien

BUCKEYE POWER CLUB2001 ................................................... Anthony Kelly......................................................................Pat Myers2002 .....................................................Jason Bloom.................................................................. John Dauro2003 ...............................................Andrew Tunison.................................................................John Dauro2004 ......................................................John Dauro2005 ......................................................John Dauro2006 .................................................Jeff Schneider........................................................Josh Wittenberg2007 .........................................................Chris Friel2008 .......................................... Charlie Billingsley2009 .............................................Andrew Stimmel..............................................................Tyler Dolphin2010 ...........................................Brandon Freeman2011 .....................................................Scott Lathrop...........................................................Mark Crawford...........................................................Jared Bowman.........................................................Bryce Woodson2012 .................................................Mark Crawford......................................................... Matt Kawamoto2013 .................................................Mark Crawford................................................................. Trey Wilkes2014 ......................................................... Rick Lewis2015 .............................................................Ben Karr.................................................................. Jesse King2016 ..................................................... Ryan Hunter..............................................................Kacy Kapinos2017 ..................................................... Jake Withers

TEAM/OHIO STATE AWARDS............................................................... JT Blubaugh.............................................................. Austin Seiple2018 ................................................Freddy Freibott..........................................................................Bo Lori.............................................................. Austin Seiple2019 ......................................................Matt Borges......................................................... Ryan Terefenko


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CAREER POINTS LEADERS Name Years Goals-Assists Pts.1. Terry Gilmore ........................ 1976-79 .............. 123-127 ...................2502. Logan Schuss .......................2010-13. .............. 146-91 ..................... 2373. Joel Dalgarno .......................2006-09 ............ 126-101 ................... 2274. Jesse King ............................2012-15 ............... 119-89 .....................2085. Kevin Buchanan ...................2005-08 ............ 97-78 ....................... 1756. Jon Ewert ............................... 1983-86 .............. 86-79 ....................... 1657. Craig Cooper ........................ 1974-78 .............. 88-75 ....................... 1638. Carter Brown .......................2013-16 ............... 106-55 ...................... 1619. Curtis Smith ...........................2000-03 ............ 102-53 ..................... 15510. Bill Rodgers .......................... 1978-81 ............... 107-43 .....................15011. Mike Avery ............................. 1988-91 ............... 98-50 ...................... 14812. Tim McCabe .......................... 1986-89 .............. 94-51 ........................ 14513. David Blue ............................. 1990-93 .............. 102-38 ..................... 14014. Tre Leclaire .........................2017- .................109-30 ..................13915. Cliff Murray ............................ 1966-68 .............. 41-97 ........................ 13816. Dean Curtis ........................... 1990-93 .............. 95-42....................... 13717. Thomas Holzer ..................... 1991-94 ............... 103-30 ..................... 133 Anthony Gilardi ....................2001-04 ............. 75-58 ...................... 13319. Skip Van Bourgondien ....... 1971-73 ............... 101-31 ....................... 13220. Brian Driscoll ......................... 1966-68 .............. 100-30 ..................... 13021. Jim Ash ................................... 1985-88 .............. 75-53 ....................... 12822. Roger Allen ............................ 1982-85 .............. 89-35 ....................... 124 Jeff Ryan ................................2007-09 ............ 84-40 ....................... 12424. Rob Grim ................................ 1979-82 .............. 68-54 ....................... 122 Kevin Johnson ...................... 1997-99 .............. 59-63....................... 12226. Mike Norton ..........................2000-03 ............ 39-75 ........................ 11427. Brian Williams ....................... 1990-93 .............. 64-49 ....................... 11328. Tim Johnson ......................... 1994-97 .............. 64-39 ....................... 103 Dennis Swanson .................. 1972-75 .............. 67-36 ....................... 10330. Bill Wolford ............................ 1976-79 .............. 80-22 ......................10231. James Green ........................2007-10 .............. 74-26 .......................100

CAREER GOALS Name Years Total1. Logan Schuss ................................ 2010-13 ......................................... 1472. Joel Dalgarno ................................. 2006-09 ....................................... 1263. Terry Gilmore .................................. 1976-79 ......................................... 1234. Jesse King ...................................... 2012-15 ......................................... 1195. Tre Leclaire .................................2017- ........................................1096. Bill Rodgers ..................................... 1978-81 .......................................... 1077. Carter Brown .................................. 2013-16..........................................1068. Thomas Holzer............................... 1991-94 .......................................... 1039. David Blue ....................................... 1990-93 ........................................102 Curtis Smith .................................... 2000-03 .......................................10211. Skip Van Bourgondien ................. 1971-73 ........................................... 10112. Brian Driscoll .................................. 1966-68 ........................................100

CAREER ASSISTS Name Years Total1. Terry Gilmore 1976-79 1272. Joel Dalgarno 2006-09. 1013. Cliff Murray 1966-68 974. Logan Schuss 2010-13 915. Jesse King 2012-15 896. Jon Ewert 1983-86 797. Kevin Buchanan 2005-08 788. Craig Cooper 1974-78 75 Mike Norton 2000-03 7510. Kevin Johnson 1997-99 63

RECORD BOOKCAREER SAVES Name Years Total1. Tony Russo ....................................... 2001-04 ...........................................6512. Jim Hartnett ...................................... 1979-81 ............................................ 6103. Tom Carey ......................................... 2013-17 ............................................5733. Russell Salk ....................................... 1991-94 ............................................5674. John Szakmary................................. 1973-76 .......................................... 5505. Rudy Yeagle ...................................... 1956-58 ...........................................5416. Jon Abeles ........................................ 1969-71 ............................................5377. Mike Abeles ...................................... 1997-00 ......................................... 5288. Jack Strapp ....................................... 1960-62 ..........................................4839. Greg Dutton ...................................... 2011-2014. ......................................45710. John Baker ........................................ 1989-92 ..........................................432

CAREER FACEOFF PCT. (Note: Since 2003) Name Years W-L Pct.1. Justin Inacio ................. 2018-pres. ..............311-185 ................... .6272. Christoper May ...............2015 ........................... 199-131 .........................6033. Jake Withers ....................2014-17 ...................... 614-418 ...................... .5954. Anthony Kelly ..................2000-03 ................... 139-108 ...................... .5655. Eric O’Brien ......................2004-07 .................... 339-266 .................... .560

CAREER GROUNDBALLS(Note: Since 2003) Name Years GB1. Jake Withers ..................................... 2014-17 .............................................3512. Eric O’Brien ....................................... 2004-07 ........................................... 1713. Justin Inacio .................................2018-pres................................... 1674. Nick Carr ............................................ 2006-09 ..........................................1385. Ricky Pages....................................... 2005-08 ..........................................135 Trey Wilkes ........................................ 2010-13 ............................................135

CAREER CAUSED TURNOVERS(Note: Since 2003) Name Years Total1. Keenan Ochwat ............................... 2009-12 ............................................ 732. Robby Haus ...................................... 2013-16.............................................. 443. Joe Meurer ........................................ 2011-14 ............................................... 434. Joe Bonanni ...................................... 2009-12 ............................................. 41 Erik Evans .......................................... 2015-18 .............................................. 416. Evan Mulchrone ............................... 2012-15 ............................................. 397. Matt Borges ...................................... 2016-19 ............................................. 388. Dominic Imbordino ......................... 2011-14 ............................................... 369. Chris Mahoney ................................. 2013-16.............................................. 32 Matt Kawamoto ................................ 2008-12 ............................................ 32

CAREER CAUSED TURNOVERS/GAME(Note: Since 2003) Name Years TO/Gm.1. Keenan Ochwat ............................... 2009-12 ......................................... 1.202. Evan Mulchrone ............................... 2012-15 ...........................................0.813. Ben Randall ....................................... 2017-18 ........................................... 0.784. Joe Bonanni ...................................... 2009-12 .........................................0.755. Joe Meurer ........................................ 2011-14 ............................................0.70


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RECORD BOOKSEASON POINTS LEADERS Name Year Goals-Assists Pts.1. Terry Gilmore ........................ 1979 .................... 48-42 ........................ 902. Brian Driscoll ......................... 1966 .................... 60-20 ....................... 80 Terry Gilmore ........................ 1978 .................... 31-49 ......................... 804. Jesse King ............................2015 .................... 42-35 ......................... 775. Kevin Buchanan ...................2008 ................... 44-32 .........................766. Joel Dalgarno .......................2008 ................... 40-35 .........................757. Bill Rodgers ........................... 1981 ..................... 51-21 ...........................72 Logan Schuss .......................2013 .................... 44-28 .........................729. Tim McCabe .......................... 1988 .................... 47-23 .........................7010. Jon Ewert ............................... 1986 .................... 41-25 ......................... 66 Eric Fannell ............................2017 .................... 36-30 ........................ 6612. Tre Leclaire .........................2017 ..................49-16...................... 6513. Cliff Murray ............................ 1966 .................... 23-41 ..........................6414. Tim Johnson ......................... 1997 .................... 39-24 .........................6315. Craig Cooper ........................ 1978 .................... 37-24 ..........................61 Joel Dalgarno .......................2009 ................... 33-28 ..........................6117. Jonathan Rubin .................... 1983 .................... 24-33 .........................57 Logan Schuss .......................2012 .................... 39-18 ..........................5719. Logan Schuss ......................2010 .................... 31-25 ......................... 5620. Terry Gilmore ........................ 1977 ..................... 27-28 ........................ 55 Carter Brown .......................2015 .................... 37-18 ......................... 5522. Kevin Johnson ...................... 1997 .................... 27-27 .........................54 23. Craig Cooper ........................ 1975 .................... 23-30 .........................53 Curtis Smith ...........................2003 ................... 33-20 .........................5325. Skip Van Bourgondien ....... 1972 .................... 37-15 ......................... 52 Logan Schuss .......................2011 ..................... 32-20 ....................... 5227. Jesse King .............................2014 .................... 29-22 .........................51 Tom Holzer ............................ 1994 .................... 35-16 ...........................51

SEASON GOALS Name Year Total1. Brian Driscoll ................................. 1966 ................................................ 602. Bill Rodgers ................................... 1981 ...................................................513. Tre Leclaire ................................2017 ........................................... 494. Terry Gilmore ................................ 1979 .................................................485. Tim McCabe .................................. 1988 .................................................476. Bill Haagenson ............................. 1963 .................................................467. Steve Lauver ................................. 1965 .................................................44 Kevin Buchanan ........................... 2008 ................................................44 Logan Schuss ............................... 2013 .................................................4410. Jesse King .................................... 2015 .................................................4211. Jon Ewert ....................................... 1986 ..................................................4112. Joel Dalgarno ............................... 2008 ............................................... 40

SEASON ASSISTS Name Year Total1. Terry Gilmore ................................ 1978 .................................................492. Terry Gilmore ................................ 1979 .................................................423. Cliff Murray .................................... 1966 ..................................................414. Joel Dalgarno ............................... 2008 ................................................35 Jesse King .................................... 2015 .................................................356. Jon Ewert ....................................... 1985 .................................................347. Jonathan Rubin ............................ 1983 .................................................338. Todd Walker .................................. 1977 .................................................32 Kevin Buchanan ........................... 2008 ................................................3210. Bob Cawley ................................... 1963 ................................................ 30 Cliff Murray .................................... 1967 ................................................ 30 Craig Cooper ................................ 1975 ................................................ 30 Eric Fannell .................................... 2017 ................................................ 30

SEASON SAVES Name Year Total1. Jim Hartnett ................................... 1980 .................................................2782. John Szakmary ............................. 1976 .................................................2493. John Baker .................................... 1991 ................................................. 2404. Rudy Yeagle .................................. 1957 ................................................ 2305. Mike Julius ..................................... 1982 ................................................ 2226. Jon Abeles .................................... 1969 ..................................................218 Rudy Yeagle .................................. 1956 ..................................................2188. Mike Abeles .................................. 2000 .............................................. 2069. Jack Strapp ................................... 1961 ...................................................197 John Baker .................................... 1990 ..................................................197

SEASON GROUNDBALLS(Note: Since 2003) Name Year GB1. Jake Withers ................................. 2017 ..................................................1592. Chrisopher May ............................ 2015 ..................................................1333. Justin Inacio ..............................2019 ...........................................1204. Jake Withers ................................. 2016 ...................................................1105. Nick Carr ........................................ 2008 .................................................. 75

SEASON FACEOFF PCT. (Note: Since 2003) Name Year W-L Pct.1. Jake Withers .................... 2017 ....................275-150 ......................... .6472. Justin Inacio .................. 2019 .................181-103 ........................6373. Jon Rydberg ..................... 2005 ..................58-36 .............................. .6174. Justin Inacio .................. 2018 .................130-82 ........................ .6135. Eric O’Brien ...................... 2007 ...................154-98 ...............................611

SEASON CAUSED TURNOVERS(Note: Since 2003) Name Year Total1. Keenan Ochwat ............................... 2012 ...................................................28 Keenan Ochwat ............................... 2011 ....................................................283. Scott Matthews ................................ 2009..................................................204. Evan Mulchrone ............................... 2015 .................................................... 195. Joe Meurer ........................................ 2013 .................................................... 186. Joe Bonanni ...................................... 2012 .................................................... 177. Evan Mulchrone ............................... 2014 .................................................... 16 Erik Evans .......................................... 2017 .................................................... 16 Robby Haus ...................................... 2014 .................................................... 16 Matt Borges ...................................... 2019 .................................................... 16

SEASON POINTS (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year Goals-Assists Pts.1. Jesse King .................................2015 .................... 14-9 ...............................232. Eric Fannell ...............................2017 .................... 11-6 ................................. 17 Tre Leclaire ............................2017 ..................10-7 ............................ 17 Carter Brown ............................2015 .................... 12-5 ................................ 175. Jackson Reid ............................2019 .................... 13-3 ................................166. Jack Jasinski .............................2018 .................... 6-7 ..................................13 Johnny Pearson .......................2016 .................... 11-2 .................................13 David Planning .........................2015 .................... 7-6 ..................................13 Jack Myers ............................2019 ..................5-8 .............................13 Jackson Reid .........................2018 ..................10-3 ........................... 13


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RECORD BOOKSEASON GOALS (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year Total1. Jesse King ..................................... 2015 ................................................... 142. Jackson Reid .............................2019 ............................................ 133. Carter Brown ................................. 2015 ................................................... 124. Johnny Pearson ........................... 2016 .................................................... 11 Eric Fannell .................................... 2017 .................................................... 11 Tre Leclaire ................................2019 ............................................. 117. Jackson Reid .............................2018 ............................................ 10 Tre Leclaire ................................2017 ............................................. 109. Tre Leclaire .................................... 2018 .....................................................910. John Kelly ...................................... 2015 .....................................................7 Jack Jasinski ................................. 2017 .....................................................7 Carter Brown ................................. 2016 .....................................................7 David Planning ............................. 2015 .....................................................7 Johnny Pearson ........................... 2017 .....................................................7

SEASON ASSISTS (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year Total1. Jesse King ......................................... 2015 .....................................................92. Jack Myers ...................................2019 ..............................................83. Jack Jasinski ..................................... 2018 .....................................................7 Tre Leclaire ...................................2017 ............................................... 75. David Planning ................................. 2015 .....................................................6 Eric Fannell ....................................... 2017 .....................................................67. Colin Chell ......................................... 2018 .....................................................5 Carter Brown .................................... 2015 .....................................................59. Turner Evans ..................................... 2015 .....................................................4 Colin Chell ......................................... 2017 .....................................................4 Carter Brown .................................... 2016 .....................................................4

SEASON SAVES (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year Total1. Tom Carey ..................................... 2017 .................................................. 532. Tom Carey ..................................... 2015 ..................................................503. Tom Carey ..................................... 2016 .................................................. 494. Josh Kirson ...............................2018 ............................................43 Josh Kirson ...............................2019 ............................................43

SEASON GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year GAA1. Tom Carey ..................................... 2016 ..............................................9.202. Josh Kirson ...............................2018 ........................................9.403. Tom Carey ..................................... 2017 .............................................. 9.494. Tom Carey ..................................... 2015 .............................................10.545. Josh Kirson ...............................2019 ...................................... 12.58

SEASON FACEOFF PCT. (BIG TEN ONLY) Name Year W-L Pct.1. Jake Withers .........................2017 .................... 82-28 .......................7452. Justin Inacio .......................2018 ..................70-32 ....................6863. Justin Inacio .......................2019 ..................81-38 ......................6814. Jake Withers .........................2016 .................... 67-39 ...................... .6325. Christopher May ..................2015 .................... 57-49 ...................... .538

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY1. 26 (29-3)......................................................................... Wittenberg, 19892. 25 (26-1) ......................................................................... Wittenberg, 1983 25 (28-3) ..................................................................Bowling Green, 19654. 24 (24-0) ............................................................................ Ball State, 1968

5. 20 (20-0) ...............................................................................Ashland, 1985 20 (21-1) ..................................................................................Detroit, 2009

MOST GOALS SCORED - GAME1. 29 (29-3) ........................................................................ Wittenberg, 19892. 28 (28-3) .................................................................Bowling Green, 19653. 26 (26-7) ................................................................................ Oberlin, 1990 26 (26-1) ......................................................................... Wittenberg, 19835. 25 (25-6) ............................................................................. Stanford, 1988

MOST GOALS - SEASON1. 238 .................................................................................................2017, 16-52. 224 ................................................................................................ 2008, 11-63. 203 .................................................................................................1988, 12-44. 199 ................................................................................................... 1978, 14-1

HIGHEST SCORING AVG. - SEASON1. 13.4 ................................................................................................. 1966, 14-02. 13.3 ................................................................................................... 1978, 14-13. 13.1 ................................................................................................... 2008, 11-6

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE - SEASON (Note: Since 2003)1. 7.17 ..................................................................................................... 2012, 8-72. 7.40 ................................................................................................ 2004, 12-43. 7.75 .................................................................................................. 2007, 9-54. 7.86 ..................................................................................................2003, 9-55. 7.99 ....................................................................................................2011, 8-8

HIGHEST SCORING AVG. - SEASON (BIG TEN GAMES ONLY)1. 17.6 ................................................................................................... 2015, 3-22. 17.4 .................................................................................................... 2017, 3-2 3. 14.2 ...................................................................................................2018, 3-24. 14.0 .................................................................................................. 2016, 2-35. 13.8 ....................................................................................................2019, 1-4

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE - SEASON (BIG TEN GAMES ONLY)1. 9.2 ....................................................................................................2016, 2-32. 9.3 .....................................................................................................2017, 3-23. 9.4 ....................................................................................................2018, 3-24. 10.8 ..................................................................................................2015, 3-25. 12.5 ................................................................................................... 2019, 1-4

LONGEST WINNING STREAK1. 19 ........................................................................................................ 1965-66


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SINGLE GAME RECORDSSINGLE-GAME POINTS Name Opponent Date Points1. Terry Gilmore ............ Michigan State ............. 5/12/1979 ...................132. Joel Dalgarno ........... Denver ........................... 4/19/2008..................12 Steve Lauver ............. Bowling Green ............. 4/24/1965 ..................12 Brian Driscoll ............. Denison ......................... 4/23/1966 ..................125. Terry Gilmore ............ Bowling Green ............. 5/5/1979 .....................11 Richard Collins ......... Ball State ...................... 3/30/1968 ...................117. Brian Driscoll ............. Col. Lacrosse Club ..... 4/9/1966 ................... 10 Brian Driscoll ............. Michigan ........................ 4/8/1968 ................... 10 Tim McCabe .............. Wittenberg .................... 4/22/1989 ................. 10 Tim Johnson ............. Denver ........................... 4/6/1997.................... 10 Thomas Holzer ......... Canisius ......................... 4/30/1994 ................. 10 Terry Gilmore ............ Michigan State ............. 4/30/1978 ................. 10 Logan Schuss ........... Detroit ............................ 2/9/2013 ................... 10 Logan Schuss ........... Michigan ........................ 4/13/2013 .................. 10 SINGLE-GAME GOALS Name Opponent Date Goals1. Steve Lauver ............. Bowling Green ............. 4/24/1965 ..................122. Joel Dalgarno ........... Denver ........................... 4/19/2008...................9 Brian Driscoll ............. Michigan ....................... 4/8/1967 ......................94. S. VanBourgondien . Allegheny ...................... 5/19/1973 ....................8 Brian Driscoll ............. Denison ......................... 4/23/1966 ...................8 Brian Driscoll ............. Bowling Green ............. 5/3/1966 .....................87. Jack Myers ..............Bucknell ......................2/23/2019 ................7 Logan Schuss ........... Detroit ............................ 2/9/2013 ..................... 7 Logan Schuss ........... North Carolina ............. 5/8/2010 ..................... 7 Curtis Smith ............... Quinnipiac..................... 3/8/2003 .................... 7 Thomas Holzer ......... Canisius ......................... 4/30/1994 ................... 7 Greg Santulli ............. Wittenberg .................... 5/3/1986 ..................... 7 Brian Driscoll ............. Notre Dame .................. 4/2/1966 ..................... 7 Brian Driscoll ............. Col. Lax Club ................ 4/9/1966 ..................... 7 Richard Collins ......... Notre Dame .................. 4/12/1968 .................... 7 SINGLE-GAME ASSISTS Name Opponent Date Assists1. Joel Dalgarno ........... Quinnipiac..................... 3/29/2008 .................82. Jesse King ................. Delaware ....................... 4/6/2014 ..................... 7 Terry Gilmore ............ Michigan State ............. 5/12/1979 .................... 7 Terry Gilmore ............ Michigan State ............. 4/30/1978 ................... 7 Cliff Murray ................ Michigan ........................ 4/8/1967 ...................... 76. Jesse King ................. Denver ........................... 5/16/2015....................6 Kevin Buchanan ....... Harvard .......................... 2/25/2007 ..................6 Cliff Murray ................ Denison ......................... 4/23/1966 ...................6 Richard Collins ......... Ball State ....................... 3/30/1968 ...................69. Jack Jasinski ............. Maryland ....................... 4/21/2018 ....................5 Turner Evans ............. UMass ............................ 2/16/2014 ....................5 D. Alexander ............. Loyola ............................ 5/2/2013 .....................5 Logan Schuss ........... Michigan ........................ 4/13/2013 ....................5 Jeff Tundo .................. Hobart ............................ 4/10/10 .........................5 Kevin Buchanan ....... Bellarmine ..................... 4/2/2008 ....................5 Kevin Buchanan ....... Air Force ........................ 4/6/2008 ....................5 Joel Dalgarno ........... Quinnipiac..................... 3/31/2007 ...................5 Anthony Gilardi ........ Air Force ........................ 4/23/2004 ..................5 Kevin Johnson .......... VMI ................................. 4/20/1997 ...................5 Tom Martin ................. Radford .......................... 4/14/1996 ....................5 Jon Ewert ................... Guilford .......................... 3/31/1985 ....................5 Jon Ewert ................... Kenyon ........................... 4/24/1984 ...................5 Jonathan Rubin ........ Ashland ......................... 4/20/1983 ...................5

Jonathan Rubin ........ Wittenberg .................4/23/1983 .......................5 Roger Williams .......... Purdue ........................4/14/1981 .........................5 Fred Koval.................. Wooster ......................4/1/1980 ..........................5 Terry Gilmore ............ Bowling Green ..........5/5/1979 .........................5 Terry Gilmore ............ Ashland ......................4/19/1978 ........................5 Terry Gilmore ............ Michigan .....................4/5/1978 .........................5 Todd Walker .............. Ohio Wesleyan .........4/2/1977 .........................5 Todd Walker .............. Michigan State ..........5/14/1977 ........................5 Craig Cooper ............ Ohio .............................4/3/1975 .........................5 Cliff Murray ................ Michigan State ..........4/30/1966 ......................5 Cliff Murray ................ Bowling Green ..........5/3/1966 .........................5 SINGLE-GAME SAVES Name Opponent Date Saves1. James Hartnett ......... Ashland ......................4/9/1980 ........................312. Bill Leahy .................... Clarkson .....................3/31/1986..................... 303. Mike Abeles ............... Johns Hopkins ..........4/8/2000 .................... 284. Tony Russo ................. Air Force .....................4/22/2001 ....................27 Tony Lignelli ............... Notre Dame ...............5/6/1995 .......................27 Mike Julius ................. Salisbury State ..........3/27/1982 .....................27 John Baker ................. Wooster ......................4/7/1990 .......................27 James Hartnett ......... Ohio Wesleyan .........4/5/1980 .......................278. Tony Lignelli ............... Penn State .................2/25/1996 ................... 269. Chris Abeles .............. Syracuse.....................4/3/1969 ...................... 2610. Tony Lignelli ............... Denison ......................3/2/1996 .......................24 Russ Salk .................... Notre Dame ...............4/27/1993 .....................24 James Hartnett ......... Penn State .................4/5/1980 .......................24 James Hartnett ......... Denison ......................4/19/1980 .....................24 James Hartnett ......... Denison ......................4/24/1980 ....................24 ......................................SINGLE-GAME GROUNDBALLS Name Opponent Date GB1. Justin Inacio ............Michigan ..................4/26/2019 ................. 192. Bob Myers ................. Air Force .....................3/25/1988 .....................163. Justin Inacio ............Bucknell ...................2/23/2019 ................. 15 Christopher May ...... Marquette .................3/1/2015 .........................15 Bob Myers ................. Kenyon ........................5/3/1988 ........................156. Bob Myers ................. Wittenberg .................4/26/1988 .....................14 Bob Myers ................. Rochester ...................4/23/1988 .....................14 Bob Myers ................. Columbus Club .........3/9/1988 ........................149. Jake Withers ............. Towson .......................3/15/2016 ......................12 Bob Myers ................. Wooster ......................4/16/1988 ......................12 Bob Myers ................. Michigan State ..........4/2/1988 ........................1212. Christopher May ...... Bellarmine .................2/27/2015 ......................11 Christopher May ...... Robert Morris ............2/10/2015 .......................11 Jake Withers ............. Marquette ..................2/22/2014 ......................11 Bob Myers ................. UCLA ...........................3/19/1988 .......................11 Tim McCabe .............. Michigan State ..........4/2/1988 .........................11 Tim McCabe .............. Lake Forest ................4/10/1988 .......................11 SINGLE-GAME SHOTS Name Opponent Date Shots1. Rob Grim .................... Salisbury State ..........3/27/1982 ..................... 272. Roger Williams .......... Notre Dame ...............4/30/1981 .....................203. Kyle Olson.................. UMBC ..........................3/5/2005....................... 174. Roger Williams .......... Purdue ........................4/14/1981 ........................ 16 Roger Williams .......... Notre Dame ...............4/16/1981 ....................... 16 Logan Schuss ........... Detroit .........................2/9/2012 ........................ 167. Jonathan Rubin ........ Ashland ......................4/20/1983 ..................... 15 Roger Williams .......... Michigan State ..........4/18/1981........................ 15


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SINGLE GAME RECORDS Scott Hamilton .......... Michigan State ..........4/5/1986 ........................ 1510. Roger Williams .......... Ashland ......................4/22/1986 ..................... 14 Roger Williams .......... Michigan State ..........5/2/1981 ......................... 14

SINGLE-GAME FACEOFS WON(Note: Since 2003) Name Opponent Date F/O Won1. Justin Inacio ............ at Michigan .............4/26/2019 .................232. Justin Inacio ............Bucknell ...................2/23/2019 .................20 Jake Withers ............. at Michigan ................4/15/2017 ......................20 Jake Withers ............. Johns Hopkins ..........5/4/2017 .......................205. Justin Inacio ............ at Johns Hopkins ...4/7/2018 .................... 19 Jake Withers ............. Johns Hopkins ..........4/9/2017 ........................ 197. Christopher May ...... Johns Hopkins ..........4/5/2015 ........................ 18 Christopher May ...... Marquette ..................3/1/2015 ......................... 18 Justin Inacio ............Rutgers ....................4/28/2018 ................. 18 Justin Inacio ............ vs. Marquette ..........3/2/2019 .................... 18 Jake Withers ............. at Johns Hopkins .....4/9/2016 ........................ 18 Jake Withers ............. Maryland ....................4/22/2017...................... 18 Nick Carr .................... Robert Morris ............3/11/2009 ...................... 18 Eric O’Brien ............... North Carolina ..........2/17/2007 ...................... 18 Trey Wilkes ................ Mercer ........................2/12/2011 ....................... 18 Trey Wilkes ................ at Robert Morris ........3/9/2010 ........................ 18 Trey Wilkes ................ Towson .......................5/12/2013 ...................... 18

SINGLE-GAME GROUNDBALLS(Note: Since 2003) Name Opponent Date GBs1. Justin Inacio ............at Michigan ..............4/26/2019 ................. 192. Christopher May ......vs. Marquette .............3/1/2015 ......................... 15 Justin Inacio ............Bucknell ...................2/23/2019 ................. 154. Justin Inacio ............vs. Marquette ..........3/2/2019 .................... 145. Jake Withers .............Towson ........................3/15/2016 ...................... 126. Christopher May ......Robert Morris .............2/10/2015 ....................... 11 Christopher May ......at Bellermine .............2/27/2015 ...................... 11 Justin Inacio ............Boston University ...2/9/2019 ..................... 11 Jake Withers .............at Michigan.................4/15/2017 ........................ 11 Jake Withers .............Marquette ...................2/22/2014 ...................... 11 Jake Withers .............Johns Hopkins ..........5/4/2017 ......................... 11 Jake Withers .............vs. Duke ......................5/20/2017 ...................... 11

SINGLE-GAME CAUSED TURNOVERS(Note: Since 2003) Name Opponent Date CTOs1. Dominic Imbordino ..Penn State ..................3/3/2012 ..........................4 Evan Mulchrone .......Air Force .....................5/1/2014 ...........................4 Joe Meurer ................Hobart .........................4/6/2013 ..........................4 Keenan Ochwat ........at Hobart .....................4/7/2012 ..........................4 Keenan Ochwat ........Fairfi eld .......................4/23/2011 ........................4 Keenan Ochwat ........Penn State ..................3/3/2012 ..........................4 Keenan Ochwat ........Robert Morris .............3/9/2012 ..........................4 Scott Matthews ........vs. Notre Dame .........5/3/2009.........................49. 40 diff erent occassions ...........................................................................3 Most recent by: Matt Borges ...............at Notre Dame ...........3/23/2019 .......................3


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YR. W-L-T PCT. GOALS LEADER TOT. ASSISTS LEADER TOT. POINTS LEADER TOT. SAVES LEADER TOT.1953 2-5-1 .313 not available - not available not available not available -1954 2-8-1 .227 not available - not available not available not available -1955 3-6-0 .333 not available - not available not available not available -1956 8-5-0 .615 Scott Apt 10 Frederick Pfi efer 10 not available not available Rudolph Yeagle 2181957 9-4-0 .692 Paul Hartman 38 Doug Clark 23 Paul Hartman 43 Rudolph Yeagle 2301958 3-7-0 .300 Frederick Keller 14 Phillip Irion 7 Phillip Irion 18 Rudolph Yeagle 931959 2-8-1 .227 Daniel Cheney 20 Jonathan Mercer 5 Daniel Cheney 23 - -1960 3-10-0 .231 Theodore Kolva 20 John Shafer 9 John Shafer 28 John Strapp 1041961 3-13-0 .188 John Shafer 35 David Hopper 8 John Shafer 38 John Strapp 1971962 5-8-1 .393 William Haagenson 22 Robert Cawley 19 Robert Cawley 30 John Strapp 1821963 9-6-0 .600 William Haagenson 46 Robert Cawley 30 William Haagenson 50 John Skidmore 1861964 11-6-1 .639 Stephen Lauver 25 Thomas Lyle 19 Thomas Lyle 46 not available -1965 15-2-0 .882 Stephen Lauver 44 John Payne 23 John Payne 49 not available Stephen Lauver 49 1966 14-0-0 1.000 Brian Driscoll 60 Cliff ord Murray 41 Brian Driscoll 80 not available1967 9-3-0 .750 Gregory Palcanis 26 Cliff ord Murray 30 Cliff ord Murray 38 Eugene O’Neill 1831968 7-4-0 .636 Brian Driscoll 30 Cliff ord Murray 26 Brian Driscoll 39 Eugene O’Neill 1551969 6-4-0 .600 Theodore Szakmary 16 Donald Bennett 12 Theodore Szakmary 21 Jon Abeles 2181970 4-4-0 .500 David Galvin 30 Gerald Roach 10 David Galvin 33 Jon Abeles 1251971 7-4-0 .636 Skip Van Bourgondien 30 Jeff rey Peterson 17 Skip Van Bourgondien 40 Jon Abeles 1941972 5-9-0 .357 Skip Van Bourgondien 37 Skip Van Bourgondien 15 Skip Van Bourgondien 52 Ronald Patrick 1851973 3-9-0 .250 Skip Van Bourgondien 34 Jeff rey Peterson 8 Skip Van Bourgondien 40 Peter Morris 124 Terry Saylor 8 1974 11-5-0 .688 Dennis Swanson 30 Craig Cooper 19 Craig Cooper 40 John Szakmary 1031975 7-7-0 .500 Craig Cooper 23 Craig Cooper 30 Craig Cooper 53 John Szakmary 1711976 9-3-0 .750 Terry Gilmore 17 Steve Allison 26 Steve Allison 35 John Szakmary 249 Bob Green 17 1977 7-4-0 .636 Terry Gilmore 27 Todd Walker 32 Terry Gilmore 55 Kyle Andrews 1271978 14-1-0 .933 Craig Cooper 37 Terry Gilmore 49 Terry Gilmore 80 Kyle Andrews 1651979 8-7-0 .533 Terry Gilmore 48 Terry Gilmore 42 Terry Gilmore 90 James Hartnett 1371980 7-7-0 .500 Robert Harman 22 Frederick Koval 27 Frederick Koval 39 James Hartnett 2781981 8-6-0 .571 William Rodgers 51 William Rodgers 21 William Rodgers 72 James Hartnett 1951982 5-10-0 .333 Robert Grim 21 Jon Rubin 20 Robert Grim 43 Mike Julius 2221983 7-6-0 .538 Jon Rubin 24 Jon Rubin 33 Jon Rubin 57 James Marron 1211984 7-6-0 .538 Joesph Allen 28 John Ewert 16 Joseph Allen 38 Bill Leahy 961985 7-7-0 .500 Joseph Allen 24 John Ewert 34 John Ewert 46 James Marron 761986 7-7-0 .500 John Ewert 41 John Ewert 25 John Ewert 66 Bill Leahy 1961987 7-7-0 .500 James Ash 24 James Ash 23 James Ash 47 Tim Achatz 1531988 12-4-0 .750 Tim McCabe 47 Tim McCabe 23 Tim McCabe 70 Tim Achatz 1441989 5-9-0 .357 Mike Avery 30 Tim McCabe 20 Tim McCabe 48 Tim Achatz 891990 4-10-0 .286 Mike Avery 30 Mark Tzagournis 10 Mike Avery 37 John Baker 1971991 8-8-0 .500 S. Dean Curtis 34 Brian Williams 12 S. Dean Curtis 39 John Baker 1241992 2-12-0 .143 David Blue 36 Jerry Nigro 23 David Blue 50 Russell Salk 1611993 8-6-0 .571 Thomas Holzer 38 Brian Williams 22 David Blue 50 Russell Salk 1791994 4-7-0 .364 Thomas Holzer 35 Thomas Holzer 16 Thomas Holzer 51 Russell Salk 1671995 5-9-0 .357 Tom Wade 28 Thomas Martin 19 Thomas Martin 34 Anthony Lignelli 1891996 5-8-0 .385 T. Johnson/T. Martin 18 Thomas Martin 24 Thomas Martin 42 Anthony Lignelli 1871997 6-6-0 .500 Timothy Johnson 39 Kevin Johnson 27 Timothy Johnson 63 John Kuss 1391998 5-7-0 .417 Buddy Lange 17 Kevin Johnson 13 Kevin Johnson 28 Mike Abeles 941999 10-3-0 .769 Buddy Lange 29 Kevin Johnson 23 Kevin Johnson 40 Mike Abeles 1872000 6-8-0 .429 Pat Myers 21 Curtis Smith 14 Pat Myers 33 Mike Abeles 2062001 8-6-0 .571 Sandy Boyce 30 Mike Norton 21 Sandy Boyce 38 Tony Russo 1712002 9-5-0 .643 Curtis Smith 38 Mike Norton 25 Curtis Smith 50 Tony Russo 1662003 9-5-0 .643 Curtis Smith 33 Curtis Smith 20 Curtis Smith 53 Tony Russo 1412004 12-4-0 .750 Kyle Olson 24 Anthony Gilardi 25 Anthony Gilardi 43 Tony Russo 1732005 6-8-0 .429 Ben Wolff 24 Andrew Bender 14 Ben Wolff 27 Mike Rimmer 1252006 7-6-0 .538 Kevin Buchanan 26 Andrew Bender 18 Kevin Buchanan 41 John Bolen 87 Joel Dalgarno 41

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YR. W-L-T PCT. GOALS LEADER TOT. ASSISTS LEADER TOT. POINTS LEADER TOT. SAVES LEADER TOT.2007 9-5-0 .643 Joel Dalgarno 29 Kevin Buchanan 27 Joel Dalgarno 50 Stefan Schroder 1062008 11-6-0 .647 Kevin Buchanan 44 Joel Dalgarno 35 Kevin Buchanan 76 Stefan Schroder 1802009 8-8-0 .500 Joel Dalgarno 33 Joel Dalgarno 28 Joel Dalgarno 61 Brandon Freeman 1832010 7-8-0 .467 Logan Schuss 31 Logan Schuss 25 Logan Schuss 56 Brandon Freeman 1612011 8-8-0 .500 Logan Schuss 32 Logan Schuss 20 Logan Schuss 52 Greg Dutton 1312012 8-7-0 .533 Logan Schuss 39 Logan Schuss 18 Logan Schuss 57 Greg Dutton 1262013 13-4-0 .764 Logan Schuss 44 Logan Schuss 28 Logan Schuss 72 Greg Dutton 1462014 6-8-0 .429 Jesse King 29 Jesse King 22 Jesse King 51 Scott Spencer 622015 12-7-0 .632 Jesse King 42 Jesse King 35 Jesse King 77 Tom Carey 1812016 7-8-0 .467 Carter Brown 20 Austin Shanks 16 Austin Shanks 31 Tom Carey 141 Johnny Pearson 20 2017 16-5-0 .762 Tre Leclaire 49 Eric Fannell 30 Eric Fannell 66 Tom Carey 1792018 8-7-0 .533 Tre Leclaire 26 Jack Jasinski 11 Tre Leclaire 37 Matthew Smidt 692019 8-4-0 .667 Tre Leclaire 34 Jack Myers 20 Tre Leclaire 37 Josh Kirson 120 Jackson Reid 37 Jack Myers 37TOTAL: 493-424-5 .536

YEARLY RECORDS AND LEADERS

OHIO STATE COACHING RECORDSYears Coach W L T Pct.1953 ...................... Jack Corkery .............2 ............... 5 .............. 1 ........... .3131954 ...................... Ed Baker .....................2 ............... 8 .............. 1 .......... .2271955-1959 ........... Howard Knuttgen ....25 ............. 30 ........... 1 ...........4551960-1966 ........... Paul Hartman .............60 ............. 45 ...........2 ...........5701967-1973 ............ Conrad Steele ........... 41 .............. 37 ...........0 ...........5261974-1975 ............ John Munson ............ 18 .............. 12 ............0 ......... .6001976-1979 ............ Jerry Bell ..................... 38 ............. 15 ............0 .............717

Years Coach W L T Pct.1980-1984 ............ Al Bianco .................... 34 ............. 35...........0 .......... .4931985-1989 ........... Fred Koval .................. 38 ............. 34 ...........0 ...........5281990-1993 ........... Brion Salazar .............22 ............. 36...........0 .......... .3791994-1997 ............ Paul Caldwell.............20 ............. 30 ..........0 ...........4001998-2008 ......... Joe Breschi ................92 ............. 63...........0 ...........5942009-pres. ........Nick Myers .............. 101 ...........74 ......... 0 ......... .577


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Opponent W L T Pct. Streak First/LastAdelphi ............................. 2 ......3 ...... 1 ...........417 ............W1 ......... 1957/1966Air Force ..........................19 ....12 .....0 ...........613 .............L1 .......... 1967/2014Akron .................................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1957Albany ..............................1 ....... 1 .......0 ...........500 ............L1 ...........2010/2011Alleghany ..........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .................... 1973Am. Gen. Lax Club .........1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1975Army .................................. 5 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W5 ......2002/2007Ashland ............................13 ......4 ......0 ...........765........... W4 .........1973/1985Ball State ...........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1968Baltimore ......................... 0 ......7 ......0 ...........000 ........... L7 ..........1953/1979Bellarmine .........................10 ... 1 .......0 ...........909 .......... W7........ 2007/2017Brown ................................1 ....... 1 .......0 ...........500 ...........W1 .......2005/2006Boston University ........2 .....0 ..... 0 ........1.000........W2 .......2018/2019Bowling Green ............... 8 ......8 ......0 ...........500 .......... W4 .........1964/1979Bucknell ........................2 .....5 ..... 0 .........285 .........W1 ....... 1991/2019Buff alo State ....................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1984Butler ................................ 6 ......8 ......0 ...........429 .......... W5 ....... 1993/2006Canisius............................ 5 ......2 ......0 ...........714 ............ W2 ........ 1990/1999Cincinnati ..........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ..................... 1971Clarkson ........................... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1986Cleveland Lax Club .......10 .....9 ......2 ...........524 .......... W4 .........1953/1967Cleveland State.............. 3 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W3 ........ 2017/2019Colgate ..............................1 .......2 ......0 ...........333 ............L1 .........1998/2009Colorado College .......... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1984Columbus Lax Club .......13 ......6 ......0 ...........684 .......... W3 ........ 1959/1988City College of N.Y. ....... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1955Cornell ...........................2 .....2 ..... 0 .........500 ..........L1 .......2000/2013Cortland State ................ 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 1956/1963C.W. Post .......................... 4 ......2 ......0 ...........667 ............L1 ............1961/1967Dartmouth ....................... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........2001/2015Delaware ......................... 4 ...... 1 .......0 ...........800 .......... W4 ........ 1953/2015Denison ............................17 .... 42 .....0 ...........288 ............L1 ...........1953/1997Denver ..........................15 ... 12 .... 0 .........555 ..........L1 ........1993/2018Detroit ..........................8 ..... 1 ..... 0 .........889 .........W3 ......2009/2018Dickinson ..........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1956Drexel ............................... 4 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W4 .......2001/2004Duke ................................. 3 ......7 ......0 ...........300 .......... W2 .........1972/2017Fairfi eld ............................ 7 ......6 ......0 ...........538 ............L1 .........2000/2014FDU-Madison ...................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .................... 1987Furman ............................. 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 2016/2017Gannon .............................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1999Georgetown .....................1 .......2 ......0 ...........333 ........... L2 ........1982/2002Guilford ............................ 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1985Hartford ............................ 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ....... 1989/2004Harvard .............................1 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ...................2007Hobart .............................. 6 ......6 ......0 ...........500 .......... W4 ........ 1956/2013Hofstra ..........................3 .....4 ..... 0 .........428 .........W2 .......1955/2019Iroquois Nationals ......... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .................... 1990Jacksonville ................... 4 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W4 ........ 2013/2018James Madison ...............1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1979Johns Hopkins .............4 .....9 ..... 0 .........307 .........W1 .......1999/2019Kenyon ............................29 ... 22 ..... 1 ...........567 ...........W1 ......... 1953/1993Lake Forest ..................... 3 ...... 1 .......0 ...........750 .......... W3 ........ 1985/1988Lehigh ...............................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .....................2011Loyola (Md.) ..................... 2 ......7 ......0 ...........222 .......... W2 ......... 1961/2017Lynchburg .........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1979Madison Lax Club ...........1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1975Manhattan ....................... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 .......2001/2002Marietta .............................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .....................1991Marist ................................ 3 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W3 .......2001/2006

Opponent W L T Pct. Streak First/LastMarquette ....................... 5 ......2 ......0 ...........714 .............W1 ......... 2013/2019Maryland .......................3 .....9 ..... 0 .........250 ..........L1 ........1990/2019Massachusetts ............2 .....4 ..... 0 .........333 .........W2 ....... 2011/2019Mercer ............................. 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 .........2011/2012Mercyhurst ...................... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 1997/1998MIT......................................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1988Michigan .......................... 0 ......3 ......0 ...........750 .......... W2 ........ 1966/1988Michigan (varsity) ........7 ..... 1 ..... 0 .........875 ..........L1 ........2012/2019Michigan State ..............22 ....15 .....0 ...........595 .......... L10 ........ 1964/1996Mt. St. Mary’s ................. 4 ......3 ......0 ...........571 ............W1 ...........1991/1997Mt. Union ......................... 3 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W3 ........ 1983/1986Navy ...................................1 .......5 ......0 ...........167 ............. L4 .......2003/2009New England Coll. ..........1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .................... 1978New Hampshire ............. 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .................... 1990Niagara ..............................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1997North Carolina ................ 2 .....15 .....0 ...........118 .............W1 .......... 1965/2011Northwood ...................... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 1995/1996Notre Dame .................22 ...35 .... 0 .........385 .........W1 .......1964/2019Oberlin .............................17 .... 23 ..... 1 ...........427 ............L1 .......... 1953/1992Ohio University .............. 4 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W4 .........1973/1976Ohio Wesleyan ...............17 .... 34 .....0 ...........333 .......... L19 ........ 1956/1996Penn State ....................6 .... 17 .... 0 .........260 ......... L4 .......1979/2019Pennsylvania ................... 0 ......2 ......0 ...........000 ........... L2 ......... 1964/1994Pittsburgh Lax Club ....... 3 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W3 ........ 1962/1964Princeton ......................... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1982Purdue .............................. 7 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W7...........1974/1981Quinnipiac ....................... 9 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W9 .......2002/2010Radford............................. 8 ......4 ......0 ...........666 .......... W2 .......1985/2000Randolph-Macon ........... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ......... L2 ..........1968/1978RPI ..................................... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .................... 1960Roanoke ........................... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1979Robert Morris ................. 6 ......2 ......0 ...........750 ...........W1 ........2005/2015Rochester ........................ 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 .........1987/1988Rutgers ..........................3 .....9 ..... 0 .........250 ..........L1 ........1953/2019Sacred Heart....................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1999Salisbury State ................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1982St. Joseph’s ..................... 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 1995/1996Stanford ............................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1988SUNY-Stony Brook ........ 2 ......2 ......0 ...........500 ............L1 ......... 1987/2000SUNY-Potsdam ............... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1986Syracuse .......................... 0 ......2 ......0 ...........000 ........... L2 ......... 1969/1979Towson ............................ 7 ......4 ......0 ...........636 ............L1 .......... 1962/2018UCLA .................................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1988UMBC ............................... 3 ......6 ......0 ...........333 ...........W1 ......... 1992/2016Vanderbilt ........................ 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ..........1970/1971Vermont ............................1 .......3 ......0 ...........250 ...........W1 ........ 1983/2000Villanova .......................... 3 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W3 ........ 1964/2010Virginia ..............................1 .......6 ......0 ...........142 ............W1 ......... 1968/2013VMI ....................................10 ..... 1 .......0 ...........909 .......... W8 ....... 1972/2002Wagner ...............................1 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ...................2007Washington College ..... 0 ...... 1 .......0 ...........000 ............L1 .....................1957Washington & Lee ..........1 .......2 ......0 ...........333 ........... L2 ......... 1965/1978West Chester .................. 2 ..... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 ........ W2 ........ 1983/1984Western Maryland ..........1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 ....................1984West Virginia ....................1 ...... 0 ......0 ..........1.000 .........W1 .................... 1974William & Mary .................1 ....... 1 .......0 ...........500 ............L1 ...........1978/1986Wittenberg ...................... 11 ......4 ......0 ...........733 ........... W8 ......... 1969/1991Wooster ........................... 23 .....4 ......0 ...........852 .......... W6 ..........1971/1998

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2020 OPPONENT SERIES RECORDSBOSTON UNIVERSITYSeries: Ohio State leads 2-0Columbus: Ohio State leads 2-02/10/18 ............W ................... 15-9 ...........................H2/9/19 ..............W ..................17-10 ...........................H

BUCKNELLSeries: Bucknell leads 5-2Columbus: Ohio State leads 2-1Lewisburg, Pa.: Bucknell leads 4-02/23/19 ...........W ..................16-13 ...........................H2/20/10 ...........L ..................... 11-5 ........................... A2/21/09 ...........W ............ 10-9 OT ...........................H3/1/08 ..............L .............8-7 3OT ........................... A3/2/07 .............L ......................7-6 ...........................H4/11/93 .............L ...................20-8 ........................... A4/13/91 .............L .................... 19-8 ........................... A

CORNELLSeries: Series tied, 2-2Columbus: Ohio State leads 1-0Ithaca, N.Y.: Tied 1-1Neutral: Cornell leads 1-05/18/13.............L ....................6-16 ......................... N2

5/10/08 ...........W ................... 15-7 .......................... A1

5/4/01 ..............W .....................8-7 ...........................H5/6/00.............L .....................5-11 ........................... A1 NCAA Tournament First Round2 NCAA Quarterfi nals; College Park, Md.

DENVERSeries: Ohio State leads 15-12Columbus: Ohio State leads 8-3Denver, Colo.: Denver leads 7-5Neutral: Ohio State leads 3-13/10/18 ............L .................... 12-7 ........................... A3/19/17 .............W ................... 16-7 ...........................H3/19/16 ............L ....................6-15 ........................... A5/16/15 ............L ...................13-15 ..........................N1

3/14/15 .............W ...................13-11 ...........................H3/15/14 .............L ..................... 5-9 ........................... A5/4/13 ..............W .................. 11-10 ......................... N2

3/9/13 ..............L ....................9-10 ...........................H2/19/12 ............W ...................10-9 ..........................N3

5/5/11 ...............L ..................... 4-11 ..........................A4

4/16/11 ..............L .....................6-11 ........................... A4/7/10 ..............L ....................9-10 ...........................H4/19/09 ...........W ................. 16-10 ........................... A5/2/08 .............W ................... 15-8 ......................... N5

4/19/08 ...........W ................ 20-13 ......................... H6

4/22/07...........W OT ............10-9 .......................... A4/21/06 ...........L ....................9-13 ...........................H4/22/05 ..........L .................... 8-13 ........................... A4/25/04 ..........W OT ............. 9-8 ...........................H4/20/03 ..........L ......................6-7 ........................... A4/19/02 ...........W .....................8-4 ...........................H4/20/01 ...........L .................... 7-13 ........................... A4/21/00 ...........W .................... 9-8 ...........................H4/26/99 ..........W .....................7-5 ........................... A4/24/98 ..........W ................... 15-5 ...........................H4/6/97 .............W ..................17-10 ........................... A

3/17/93 ............W .....................9-7 ...........................H1NCAA Tournament Quarterfi nals, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.; 2ECAC Championship Game, Geneva, N.Y.; 3Moe’s Southwest Grill Classic, EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Fla.; 4ECAC Tournament Semifi nals; 5GWLL Semifi nals, Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Mich.; 6Ohio Stadium (attendance 29,601)

DETROIT MERCYSeries: Ohio State leads 8-1Columbus: Ohio State leads 7-0Hempstead, N.Y..: Series tied 1-13/4/18 ..............W .....................8-7 ........................... A2/11/17 ..............W ................... 14-8 ...........................H2/13/16 ............W ................... 16-5 ...........................H2/7/15 ..............L ..................... 8-9 ........................... A2/9/13 ..............W ................... 14-8 ...........................H2/9/12 ..............W .................... 11-6 ...........................H2/10/11 .............W .....................4-3 ...........................H2/27/10 ...........W ................... 16-7 ...........................H2/7/09 .............W ....................21-1 ...........................H

HOFSTRASeries: Hofstra leads 4-3Columbus: Ohio State leads 2-0Hempstead, N.Y..: Hostra leads 4-13/9/19 ..............W ................... 14-8 ........................... A2/17/18 .............W .....................9-7 ...........................H3/12/16 ............L ..................... 5-8 ........................... A3/7/15 ..............W .................... 9-8 ...........................H3/8/14 ..............L ......................5-7 ........................... A3/25/87 ...........L .................... 4-15 ........................... A3/24/55 ..........L ..................... 1-10 ........................... A

JOHNS HOPKINSSeries: Johns Hopkins leads 9-4Columbus: Ohio State leads 3-1Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins leads 6-1Neutral Site: Johns Hopkins leads 2-04/14/19 .............W ..................14-13 ........................... A5/3/18 ..............L ..................... 6-5 ..........................N3

4/7/18 ..............L ...................13-10 ........................... A5/4/17 ..............W ..................15-13 ......................... H2

4/9/17 ..............W ................... 13-9 ...........................H4/9/16 ..............L ...................12-13 ........................... A5/2/15 ..............L ....................6-13 ..........................N1

4/5/15 ..............W ................. 15-12 ...........................H2/9/14 ..............L 3OT ...........9-10 ........................... A4/6/02 .............L ....................9-12 ...........................H4/7/01 ..............L .....................7-17 ........................... A4/8/00 .............L .................... 7-12 ........................... A4/11/99 ............L .................... 8-17 ........................... A1Big Ten Tournament Championship, Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium, College Park, Md.; 2Big Ten Tournament Semifi nals, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, Columbus, Ohio3Big Ten Tournament Semifi nals, U-M Lacrosse Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich.

MARQUETTE Series: Ohio State leads 5-2Columbus: Ohio State leads 3-0Milwaukee, Wis.: Ohio State leads 1-0Neutral Site: Marquette leads 2-13/2/19 ..............W ................... 13-9 ..........................N3

3/2/18 ..............L OT ...............8-7 ......................... N2

3/3/17 ..............W ................... 12-6 ........................... A3/4/16 ..............W ................... 12-8 ...........................H3/1/15 ...............L ....................9-10 ..........................N1

2/22/14 ...........W .................... 11-8 ...........................H2/23/13............W ................... 18-8 ...........................H1Louisville, Ky.2Detroit, Mich.3Dallas, Texas

MARYLANDSeries: Maryland leads 9-3Columbus: Maryland leads 3-1College Park, Md.: Maryland leads 5-2Neutral Site: Maryland leads 1-04/20/19 ...........L OT .............10-9 ...........................H4/22/18 ...........W ................. 12-10 ........................... A5/29/17 ............L ..................... 6-9 ......................... N5

5/6/17 ..............L ....................9-10 ..........................H4

4/22/17 ............W OT ........... 10-11 ...........................H4/24/16............L ....................8-10 ........................... A4/30/15 ...........W .................... 9-6 .......................... A1

4/18/15.............L OT .............9-10 ......................... H2

5/11/03 ............L ..................... 5-8 ..........................A3

3/22/94 ..........L ....................2-16 ........................... A3/26/91 ...........L ....................5-18 ........................... A3/21/90 ...........L ....................5-16 ........................... A1Big Ten Tournament Semifi nals; 2Showdown in the Shoe (attendance 21,064); 3NCAA Tourna-ment First Round; 4Big Ten Tournament Finals; Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, Columbus, Ohio; 5NCAA Championship Game; Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Mass.

MASSACHUSETTS Series: UMass leads 4-2Columbus: Series tied 1-1Amherst, Mass.: UMass leads 2-1Neutral Site: UMass leads 1-02/16/19 ............W .................... 11-7 ........................... A2/18/17 .............W .....................8-7 ...........................H2/20/16 ...........L ....................9-16 ........................... A2/16/14 ............L OT .............11-12 ..........................N1

2/25/12 ...........L ......................3-9 ...........................H2/26/11 ............L .....................9-11 ........................... A1Moe’s Southwest Grill Classic, EverBankField, Jacksonville, Fla.

MICHIGAN Overall Series: Ohio State leads 16-4Varsity Series: Ohio State leads 7-1Columbus: Ohio State leads 9-1Ann Arbor, Mich.: Ohio State leads 7-34/26/19 ...........L ...................10-13 ........................... A4/13/18 .............W .................... 8-5 ...........................H


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4/15/17 .............W ................... 18-7 ........................... A4/16/16 ............W ................... 10-7 ..........................H1

4/12/15 ............W ................... 13-8 ........................... A4/12/14 .............W ................... 15-6 ......................... H2

4/13/13 .............W ................... 17-8 ........................... A4/14/12 .............W ................... 12-9 ........................... A4/6/88 .............W .................... 11-5 ...........................H4/22/87 ...........W .................... 11-4 ........................... A5/2/80 .............L ......................6-7 ...........................H4/5/78 .............W ................... 14-4 ...........................H3/27/77 ...........W .................... 11-4 ........................... A3/31/76 ............W .....................7-4 ...........................H4/9/75 .............L ......................5-7 ........................... A3/18/72 ............W .................... 11-6 ...........................H4/17/71 .............L ..................... 5-6 ........................... A4/11/69 ............W ................... 10-7 ........................... A4/8/67 .............W ..................20-2 ...........................H1966 ................W ......1-0 (Forfeit) ...........................H1Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium (atten-dance 24,581); 2Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium (attendance 17,641); Note: Michigan became a varsity program beginning with the 2012 season

NOTRE DAMESeries: Notre Dame leads 36-22Columbus: Notre Dame leads 15-11South Bend, Ind.: ND leads 18-11Neutral: Notre Dame leads 3-03/23/19............W OT ........... 11-10 ........................... A3/25/18 ...........L ..................... 9-8 ...........................H3/25/17 ............L .................... 7-12 ........................... A3/26/16 ...........L ..................... 8-9 ...........................H3/21/15 ............L ..................... 0-9 ........................... A3/25/14............L .................... 7-13 ...........................H3/20/13 ...........L ......................4-9 ........................... A3/21/12 ............L ......................7-8 ...........................H3/23/11 .............L ......................7-8 ........................... A3/20/10 ...........L OT ...............6-7 ........................... A5/3/09 .............L .................... 7-16 ..........................N1

4/25/09 ..........L .................... 8-14 ......................... H2

5/4/08 .............L ..................... 2-9 ..........................N1

4/27/08 ...........L ...................12-17 ........................... A4/28/07 ...........L ....................6-12 ...........................H4/29/06 ..........L ....................8-10 ........................... A4/29/05 ..........L ....................5-16 ...........................H3/31/04 ............W .................... 9-8 ........................... A4/6/03 .............W .................... 11-5 ...........................H5/4/02 .............L ......................3-7 ........................... A4/1/01 ...............L .................... 4-13 ...........................H4/1/00 ..............L .................... 4-13 ........................... A4/14/99............W .....................5-4 ...........................H4/2/98 .............L ....................2-12 ........................... A5/3/97 .............L ...................3-20 ...........................H5/4/96 .............L .................... 4-13 ........................... A5/6/95 .............L .................... 7-19 ...........................H4/23/94 ...........L .................. 10-19 ........................... A4/24/93 ...........L ..................... 7-11 ...........................H4/25/92 ..........L ....................6-12 ........................... A4/27/91 ............L ..................... 7-11 ...........................H4/28/90 ..........L ....................11-14 ........................... A

4/25/89 ..........W .....................7-5 ...........................H4/30/88 ..........W .....................6-4 ........................... A5/2/87 .............L ....................11-16 ...........................H4/30/86 ..........L ....................9-13 ........................... A5/1/85 ..............L ....................4-10 ...........................H4/28/84...........L .................... 4-17 ........................... A4/6/83 .............W .................. 11-10 ...........................H4/28/82 ..........L ...................13-21 ........................... A4/15/82 ...........W ..................14-10 ...........................H3/12/82 ...........L ...................10-14 ..........................N3

4/30/81 ...........W ...................10-9 ...........................H4/16/81.............W .................... 9-6 ........................... A4/23/78 ...........W .................... 14-1 ...........................H4/23/77 ...........W ................... 10-4 ........................... A4/24/76 ...........W ................... 13-4 ...........................H4/23/75 ...........W .................... 9-8 ........................... A3/23/74 ...........L ......................6-7 ...........................H4/7/73 ..............L ..................... 5-8 ........................... A4/15/72 ............W .....................9-7 ...........................H5/3/69 .............W .....................n/a ........................... A4/12/68 ...........W ................... 14-5 ...........................H4/14/67 ............W .....................8-4 ........................... A4/2/66 .............W ................... 15-4 ........................... A5/15/65 ...........W .................... 11-5 ...........................H4/10/65 ...........W ................... 10-3 ........................... A4/18/64 ............W .................... 12-1 ........................... A1GWLL Final, Seaholm High School, Birming-ham, Mich.; Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Sta-dium (attendance 30,192); 3Loyola Tournament, Baltimore, Md.

PENN STATESeries: Penn State leads 17-6Columbus: Penn State leads 9-2State College, Pa.: Penn State leads 8-44/7/19 ..............L .................... 8-13 ........................... A3/31/18 .............L .................... 12-4 ...........................H4/2/17 ..............L ......................4-9 ........................... A4/3/16 ..............L ..................... 5-6 ...........................H3/29/15 ...........W ...................10-8 ........................... A3/1/14 ...............L .....................8-11 ...........................H3/2/13 ..............W ............ 10-9 OT ........................... A3/3/12 ..............L ..................... 2-5 ...........................H3/5/11 ...............W ..........3 OT 6-5 ........................... A3/6/10 ..............W OT ........... 11-10 ...........................H3/7/09 .............L .....................5-11 ........................... A3/8/08 .............W ................... 17-6 ...........................H3/10/07............W ...................10-8 ........................... A3/11/06 ............L OT ............13-14 ...........................H2/19/05 ...........L ......................7-9 ........................... A2/21/04 ...........L ......................4-5 ...........................H5/3/03 .............L .................... 4-13 ........................... A2/25/96 ..........L OT ...............7-8 ...........................H3/3/95 .............L .................... 7-15 ........................... A4/3/82 .............L ................... 4-24 ........................... A4/4/81 ..............L ....................5-15 ...........................H4/5/80 .............L .................... 3-17 ........................... A4/7/79..............L ....................11-14 ...........................H

RUTGERSSeries: Rutgers leads 9-3Columbus: Rutgers leads 3-2Piscataway, N.J.: Rutgers leads 6-13/31/19 .............L ....................6-14 ...........................H4/28/18 ...........W ................... 10-7 ...........................H4/29/17 ............L OT .............11-12 ........................... A4/30/16 ...........W ................. 12-10 ...........................H4/25/15 ...........L ...................10-17 ........................... A3/6/99 .............W .................... 11-9 ........................... A3/1/98 ..............L ....................3-10 ...........................H3/23/97 ...........L .................... 6-17 ........................... A3/19/96 ...........L .....................8-11 ........................... A3/23/93 ...........L ................... 7-23 ........................... A3/18/92 ...........L .................... 6-17 ...........................H1953 or 1954 .L ....................2-14 ........................... A

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2019 • 8-4 (1-4/t-6th B1G)Head coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Ryan Terefenko, Jeff Henrick, Lo-gan Maccani, Matt Borges2/2 ....... CLEVELAND ST. ........W .............12-92/9....... BOSTON UNIV. ..........W ........... 17-102/16 .......at UMass ........................W ................ 11-72/23 .... BUCKNELL .................W ........... 16-133/2 ........vs. Marquette1 ..............W ............... 13-93/9 ........at Hofstra .......................W ............... 14-83/23 ......at Notre Dame .............W ........11-10 (ot)3/31 ..... RUTGERS ................... L ...............6-144/7 .........at Penn State ................L ................. 8-134/14 .......at Johns Hopkins ........W ..............14-134/20 .... MARYLAND ............... L ........10-9 (ot)4/26 ......at Michigan ...................L ................10-131Patriot Cup; Dallas, Texas

2018 • 8-7 (3-2/t-3rd B1G)Head coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Bo Lori, John Kelly, Colin Chell, Erik Evans2/3 ........at Cleveland State.......W ............... 13-62/10 ..... BOSTON UNIV. ..........W .............15-92/17 ..... HOFSTRA ...................W ...............9-72/25 ......at Jacksonville .............W ........12-11 (ot)3/2 ........vs. Marquette1 ..............L ............7-8 (ot)3/4 ........at Detroit1 ......................W .................8-73/10 ..... TOWSON .................... L ..........6-7 (ot)3/17 .......at Denver .......................L ................. 7-123/25 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ................ 8-93/31 ..... PENN STATE .............. L ...............4-124/7 .........at Johns Hopkins ........L ................10-134/13 ..... MICHIGAN .................W .............. 8-54/22 ......at Maryland ...................W ..............12-104/28 .... RUTGERS ...................W ............. 10-75/3 ........vs. Johns Hopkins2 ....L ...................5-61Detroit, Mich; 2Big Ten Tournament; Ann Arbor, Mich.

2017 • 16-5 (3-2/t-2nd B1G)NCAA Tournament FinalistsHead Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Tyler Pfi ster, Jake Withers, JT Blubaugh2/5....... FURMAN ....................W .............12-62/11 ...... DETROIT .....................W .............14-82/18 ..... UMASS .......................W ...............8-72/25 .... JACKSONVILLE .........W .............16-83/3 ........at Marquette .................W ............... 12-63/5 ........vs. Bellarmine1 .............W ...............14-113/11 ...... CLEVELAND ST. ........W .............12-43/15 .......at Towson ......................W .................6-33/19 ..... DENVER .....................W ............. 16-73/25 ......at Notre Dame .............L ................. 7-124/2 ........at Penn State ................L ...................4-94/9 ....... JOHNS HOPKINS ......W .............13-94/15 .......at Michigan ...................W ............... 18-74/22 .... MARYLAND ...............W OT ......11-104/29 ......at Rutgers ......................L OT ..........11-125/4 ....... JOHNS HOPKINS2 ...W ........... 15-13

5/6....... MARYLAND2 ............. L ...............9-105/14 ..... LOYOLA (MD)3 ..........W ...............7-45/20 .....vs. Duke4 ......................W ...............16-115/27 ......vs. Towson5 ..................W ...............11-105/29 ......vs. Maryland5 ...............L ...................6-91Milwaukee, Wisc.; 2Big Ten Tournament, Co-lumbus, Ohio 3NCAA First Round, Columbus, Ohio 4NCAA Quarterfi nals, Hempstead, N.Y. 5NCAA Final Four, Foxboro, Mass.

2016 • 7-8 (2-3/t-4th B1G)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Robby Haus, Kacy Kapinos, Tyler Pfi ster2/6 ........at Furman ......................W .................8-72/13 ..... DETROIT .....................W .............16-52/20 .....at UMass ........................L .................9-162/26 .... UMBC .........................W ............. 12-73/4 ....... MARQUETTE .............W .............12-83/6 ....... BELLAREMINE ...........W .............. 9-53/12 .......at Hofstra .......................L ...................5-83/15 ..... TOWSON .................... L OT .........9-103/19 .......at Denver .......................L .................6-153/26 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ................ 8-94/3 ....... PENN STATE .............. L ................ 5-64/9 ........at Johns Hopkins ........L ................12-134/16 ..... MICHIGAN1 ................W ............. 10-74/24 ......at Maryland ...................L .................8-104/30 .... RUTGERS ...................W ........... 12-101Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, at-tendance 24,581

2015 • 12-7 (3-2/3rd B1G)NCAA Tournament Quarterfi nalistsHead Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Jesse King, Rick Lewis, Evan Mul-chrone, David Planning2/7 ........at Detroit ........................L ...................8-92/10 ..... ROBERT MORRIS ......W .............10-62/15 ..... DELAWARE ................W .............10-32/21 ..... DARTMOUTH ............W .............15-52/27 ......at Bellarmine ................W .................8-73/1 .........vs. Marquette1 ..............L .................9-103/7 ....... HOFSTRA ...................W .............. 9-83/14 ..... DENVER .....................W ............ 13-113/21 .......at Notre Dame .............L .................. 0-93/29 ......at Penn State ................W ............... 10-84/5 ....... JOHNS HOPKINS ......W ........... 15-124/12 .......at Michigan ...................W ............... 13-84/18 ..... MARYLAND2 ............. L OT .........9-104/25 ......at Rutgers ......................L ................10-174/30 ......at Maryland3 .................W .................9-65/2 ........vs. Johns Hopkins4 ....L ................. 6-135/9 ........at Duke5 ........................W ...............16-115/16 .......vs. Denver6 ..................L ................13-151Louisville, Ky.; 2Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, attendance 21,064; 3Big Ten Tourna-ment semifi nals; 4Big Ten Tournament Cham-pionship, Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium, College Park, Md.; 5NCAA Tournament First Round; 6NCAA Tournament Quarterfi nals,

Sports Authority Stadium at Mile High, Denver

2014 • 6-8 (3-1/t-1st ECAC)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Greg Dutton, Joe Meurer2/9 ........at Johns Hopkins ........L 3OT ........9-102/16 .......vs. Massachusetts1 .....L OT ..........11-122/22 .... MARQUETTE .............W ..............11-73/1 ....... PENN STATE .............. L ................8-113/8 ........at Hofstra .......................L ...................5-73/15 .......at Denver .......................L ...................5-93/21 ..... BELLARMINE .............W ............. 10-73/25 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ............... 7-133/29 .... JACKSONVILLE .........W .............13-24/6 ........at Delaware ..................W ............... 15-94/12 ..... MICHIGAN2 ...............W .............15-64/19 ..... AIR FORCE .................W .............. 8-64/26 ......at Fairfi eld .....................L ...................5-75/1 ....... AIR FORCE3............... L ............... 7-141Moe’s Southwest Grill Classic, EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Fla.; 2Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, attendance 17,641; 3ECAC Tournament semifi nals

2013 • 13-4 (5-2/3rd ECAC)NCAA Tournament Quarterfi nalistHead Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Dominique Alexander, Logan Schuss2/9....... DETROIT .....................W .............14-82/17 .......vs. Jacksonville1 ..........W .................9-6 2/23 .... MARQUETTE .............W .............18-83/2 ........at Penn State ................W OT ......... 10-9 3/9 ....... DENVER ..................... L ...............9-103/16 .......at Virginia ......................W ............. 16-103/17 ..... VIRGINIA .................... L ................9-113/20 ......at Notre Dame .............L ...................4-93/23 ......at Bellarmine ................W .................9-73/30 .... LOYOLA ...................... L ................ 4-94/6 ....... HOBART .....................W .............10-64/13 .......at Michigan ...................W ............... 17-84/20 ......at Air Force ...................W ............... 10-94/27 .... FAIRFIELD ..................W .............13-85/2 ........vs. Loyola2 ....................W ...............18-115/4 ........vs. Denver3 ...................W ...............11-105/12 ..... TOWSON4 ..................W .............16-65/18 .......vs. Cornell5 ...................L .................6-161Moe’s Southwest Grill Classic, EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Fla.; 2ECAC Tournament semifi nals, Geneva, N.Y. 3 ECAC Tournament fi nal, Geneva, N.Y. 4NCAA Tournament fi rst round, Columbus, Ohio 5NCAA Tournament quarterfi nals, College Park, Md.

2012 • 8-7 (5-1/2nd ECAC)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Joe Bonanni, Matt Kawamoto, Brock Sorensen, Mike Smail2/9....... DETROIT .....................W ..............11-62/11 ........at Mercer .......................W ............... 15-82/19 .......vs. Denver1 ....................W ............... 10-9


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2/25 .... UMASS ....................... L ................ 3-93/3 ....... PENN STATE .............. L ................ 2-53/9 ....... ROBERT MORRIS ...... L .................7-93/17 ..... VIRGINIA .................... L ................9-113/21 ..... NOTRE DAME ............ L .................7-83/24 .... BELLARMINE .............W .............13-23/31 .......at Loyola ........................L ...................7-94/7 .........at Hobart .......................W OT ......... 10-94/14 .......at Michigan ...................W ............... 12-94/21 ..... AIR FORCE2 ..............W .............14-44/28 ......at Fairfi eld .....................W .................8-35/2 ........vs. Fairfi eld3 .................L ...................7-81Moe’s Southwest Grill Classic, EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Fla.; 2Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, attendance 19,213; 3ECAC Tournament semifi nals, Denver, Colo.

2011 • 8-8 (3-3/t-3rd ECAC)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Jarred Bowman, Conor David, Scott Lathrop, Brock Sorensen, Bryce Woodson2/10 ..... DETROIT .....................W .............. 4-32/12 ..... MERCER .....................W ............20-22/19 ..... NORTH CAROLINA ...W .............13-82/26 ......at Massachusetts ........L .................. 9-113/5 ........at Penn State ................W 3OT ........6-53/8 ....... LEHIGH .......................W ..............11-73/12 .......at Albany .......................L .................. 9-113/19 .......at Virginia ......................L .................11-143/23 ......at Notre Dame .............L ...................7-84/2 ....... LOYOLA ...................... L ...............9-124/9 ....... HOBART .....................W ..............11-44/16 .......at Denver .......................L .................. 6-114/17 .......at Air Force ...................W .................8-44/23 .... FAIRFIELD1 ................ L ................9-114/30 ......at Bellarmine ................W ................13-75/5 ........at Denver2 ....................L .................. 4-111Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, atten-dance 12,317; 2ECAC Tournament semifi nals

2010 • 7-8 (3-4/t-5th ECAC)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Scott Foreman, Andrew Stimmel2/13 ..... VILLANOVA ...............W .............10-82/20 .....at Bucknell ....................L ................. 5-112/27 .... DETROIT .....................W ............. 16-73/6 ....... PENN STATE ..............W OT ......11-103/9 ........at Robert Morris ...........L ................. 7-123/13 ..... ALBANY .....................W ..............11-63/20 ......at Notre Dame .............L OT ............6-73/23 ......at Fairfi eld .....................L .................8-103/27 ......at Quinnipiac ................W ............... 10-84/3 ........at Loyola ........................L .................. 9-114/10 .......at Hobart .......................W ............... 14-64/17 ..... DENVER ..................... L ...............9-194/24 .... AIR FORCE1 ...............W .............10-65/1 ....... BELLARMINE ............. L OT ....... 13-145/8 ........at North Carolina .........L ................13-191Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, at-tendance 31,078

2009 • 8-8 (3-2/3rd GWLL)Head Coach: Nick MyersCaptains: Joel Dalgarno, Scott Matthews2/7 ....... DETROIT .....................W ..............21-12/14 .......at Navy ...........................L ...................6-82/21 ..... BUCKNELL .................W OT .......10-92/28 .... FAIRFIELD ..................W ..............11-63/7 .........at Penn State ................L .................. 5-113/11 ...... ROBERT MORRIS ......W ........... 19-133/21 .......at UMBC ........................L OT ............8-93/24 ......at Colgate ......................L ...................4-93/28 .... QUINNIPIAC ..............W .............. 8-24/4 ........at Bellarmine ................W ................ 11-74/11 ........vs. North Carolina1 ......L ................11-124/18 .......at Air Force ...................L ..................6-94/19 .......at Denver .......................W ............. 16-104/25 .... NOTRE DAME2 .......... L ..............8-145/1 .........vs. Air Force3 ...............W ............... 10-55/3 ........vs. Notre Dame3 .........L ................. 7-161Calvert Hall College High School, Baltimore, Md.; 2Showdown in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, attendance 30,192; 3GWLL semifi nals and fi nal, Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Mich.

2008 • 11-6 (4-1/T-1st GWLL)NCAA Tournament Quarterfi nalistHead Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Kevin Buchanan, Josh Funk 2/16 ..... NAVY .......................... L OT ...........7-82/24 .... COLGATE ...................W .............13-63/1 .........at Bucknell ....................L 3OT ..........7-83/8 ....... PENN STATE ..............W ............. 17-63/15 .......at Robert Morris ...........W ............... 12-53/18 .......at Villanova ...................W ............... 15-83/22 .... UMBC ......................... L 2OT...... 11-123/29 ......at Quinnipiac ................W ............... 18-74/2 ....... BELLARMINE .............W ............20-44/6 ....... AIR FORCE .................W .............16-54/12 .......vs. North Carolina1 ......W ...............14-114/19 ..... DENVER2 ...................W .......... 20-134/27 ......at Notre Dame .............L ................ 12-175/2 ........vs. Denver3 ...................W ............... 15-85/4 ........vs. Notre Dame3 .........L ...................2-95/10 .......at Cornell4 ....................W ............... 15-75/18 .......Duke5.............................L ................10-211Boys’ Latin School, Baltimore, Md.; 2Show-down in the Shoe, Ohio Stadium, attendance 29,601; 3GWLL semifi nals and fi nal, Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Mich.; 4NCAA tournament fi rst round; 5NCAA tournament quarterfi nals, Ithaca, N.Y.

2007 • 9-5 (4-1/2nd GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Chris Li, Jason Lutz2/10 ..... ROBERT MORRIS ......W .............13-52/17 .......vs. North Carolina1 ......L ................10-142/23 ......vs. Wagner2 ..................W ................ 19-12/25 .... HARVARD ..................W .............13-43/2 ....... BUCKNELL ................. L .................6-73/10 .......at Penn State ................W ............... 10-8

3/20 ......at Towson ......................L .................8-103/25 ......at UMBC ........................L .................. 9-113/31 ..... QUINNIPIAC ..............W .............14-64/7 .........at Bellarmine ................W ............... 13-94/20 ......at Air Force ...................W ............... 10-64/22 ......at Denver .......................W OT ......... 10-94/28 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ...............6-125/6....... ARMY ..........................W ............. 17-71Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, Md.; 2Moon Township, Pa.

2006 • 7-6 (3-2/t-2nd GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Andrew Bender, Gary Bining, Jason Bloom, Ben Wolff , Brian Yontz2/18 .......vs. North Carolina1 ......L ................. 5-142/24 ......at Navy ...........................L ...................3-93/4 ........vs. Hobart2 ...................L ................. 8-133/11 ...... PENN STATE .............. L OT ....... 13-143/13 ..... MARIST .......................W .............13-83/18 .......at Quinnipiac ................W .................9-83/25 .... BROWN ......................W ...............9-74/8 ........at Robert Morris ...........W ................ 11-34/14 ..... BUTLER ......................W ........... 14-104/21 ..... DENVER ..................... L ...............9-134/23 .... AIR FORCE .................W ..............11-74/29 ......at Notre Dame .............L .................8-105/6 ........at Army ...........................W ............... 12-91Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, Md.; 2Her-shey, Pa.

2005 • 6-8 (2-3/4th GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Jason Bloom, John Dauro, Peter Frantz, Tom Randisi2/19 .......at Penn State ................L ...................7-02/26 .... NAVY ......................... L ................5-113/5 ........at UMBC ........................W 2OT ..... 10-93/12 .... HOBART .................... L ................ 6-03/19 ..... QUINNIIPIAC .............W ............. 5-23/26 ......at Brown ........................L .................8-104/2 ........at Duke ..........................L ................. 8-214/9 ........at Butler .........................W ............... 13-94/15 ..... ROBERT MORRIS ......W .............18-54/22 ......at Denver .......................L ................. 8-134/24 ......at Air Force ..................W ................ 11-74/29 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ...............5-165/1 ....... FAIRFIELD .................. L ............. 10-145/7 ....... ARMY ..........................W ...............8-7

2004 • 12-4 (5-0/1st GWLL)NCAA Tournament First RoundHead Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Greg Bice, Matt Cafarelli, Anthony Gilardi, Tom Randisi, Tony Russo2/21 ..... PENN STATE ............. L ................ 4-52/28 ......at Navy ..........................W ............... 12-93/7 .........at UMBC ........................L 2OT ..........7-83/13 ..... DREXEL ......................W .............. 8-43/20 ......vs. Quinnipiac1 ............W ................14-73/22 ......at Marist .........................W ................ 11-3


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/25 ......vs. Hartford1 .................W ............... 16-83/31 .......at Notre Dame ............W .................9-84/3 ....... DUKE ..........................W .............16-94/7 ....... BUTLER ......................W .............12-54/17 .......at Hobart .......................W OT ........13-124/23 .... AIR FORCE .................W .............. 9-24/25 .... DENVER .....................W OT ........ 9-8 5/1 .........at Fairfi eld .....................W ............... 10-75/8 ........at North Carolina .........L .................6-125/15 .......at North Carolina2 ....L ................. 6-131New Haven, Conn.; 2NCAA Tournament First Round

2003 • 9-5 (4-1/T-1st GWLL)NCAA Tournament First RoundHead Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Matt Cafarelli, Peter Dillon, An-thony Kelly, Mike Norton2/22 .... NAVY .......................... L ............. 10-13 3/8 ........vs. Quinnipiac1 ............W ............... 17-53/12 ..... NORTH CAROLINA ... L ................ 8-93/16 .......at Drexel ........................W ............... 12-53/22 .... ARMY ..........................W ..............11-83/29 .... DELAWARE ................W ...............9-74/6 ....... NOTRE DAME ............W ..............11-54/13 ..... FAIRFIELD ..................W ..............11-94/18 .......at Air Force ...................W .................7-24/20 ......at Denver .......................L ...................6-74/26 ......at Butler .........................W ..............14-104/30 ......at UMBC ........................W ............... 12-95/3 ........at Penn State ................L ................. 4-135/11 ........at Maryland2 ...............L ...................5-81UMBC Stadium, Baltimore, Md.; 2NCAA Tournament First Round

2002 • 9-5 (3-2/3rd GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: John DiCamillo, Peter Dillon, Mark Marion, Kevin Stephan2/16 .......at North Carolina .........L 3OT .......12-13 2/23 ......at Georgetown .............L .................8-103/2 ....... VMI ..............................W .............19-03/9 ........vs. Quinnipiac1 ............W ............... 10-93/17 ..... DREXEL ......................W .............. 8-43/23 ......at Army ...........................W ..............14-133/27 ......at Manhattan ................W ............... 17-53/30 ......at Delaware ..................W ............... 15-74/6 ....... JOHNS HOPKINS ...... L ...............9-124/13 .......at Fairfi eld .....................L 2 OT .........7-8 4/19 ..... DENVER .....................W .............. 8-44/21 ..... AIR FORCE .................W .............. 9-34/27 .... BUTLER ......................W ............. 17-55/4 ........at Notre Dame .............L ...................3-71Baltimore, Md.

2001 • 8-6 (2-3/T-4th GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: John DeLucia, Peter Dillon, Kevin Stephan, Greg Zytkowski2/24 .... GEORGETOWN .......... L ...............6-103/4 ........vs. Marist1 .....................W ............... 19-6

3/1 ....... MANHATTAN .............W .............16-53/18 .......at Drexel ........................W .................8-73/21 .......vs. Dartmouth1 ............W ..............14-103/24 ......at VMI .............................W ............... 15-73/28 ......at Butler .........................L ................12-134/1 ....... NOTRE DAME ............ L ...............4-134/7 .........at Johns Hopkins ........L ..................7-174/14 ..... FAIRFIELD ..................W ............11-104/20 ......at Denver .......................L ..................7-134/22 ......at Air Force ...................W ...............11-104/28 ......at Virginia ......................L .................6-155/4 ....... CORNELL ...................W ...............8-71Baltimore, Md.

2000 • 6-8 (2-2/T-2nd GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Mike Abeles, Kevin Stockton, Jon Torpey, Greg Zytkowski2/26 ......at Duke ..........................L ................. 7-163/4 ....... RADFORD ..................W ............. 16-73/11 ...... BUTLER ...................... L ................ 8-93/18 .......at North Carolina .........L ................. 8-133/22 ......at VMI .............................W ............... 14-23/25 ......vs. Vermont1 ................W .................7-44/1 .........at Notre Dame .............L ................. 4-134/8 ........at Johns Hopkins ........L ................. 7-124/14 .......at Fairfi eld .....................W .................9-84/16 .......at Stony Brook .............L ...................6-74/21 ..... DENVER .....................W .............. 9-84/23 .... AIR FORCE .................W ............. 17-64/29 .... VIRGINIA .................... L ............... 7-135/6 ........at Cornell .......................L .................. 5-111Baltimore, Md.

1999 • 10-3 (3-1/T-1st GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Mike Abeles, Jon Egan, Kevin Johnson, Jon Torpey3/6 ........at Rutgers ......................W ................ 11-93/13 .......vs. Sacred Heart1 .......W ............... 14-33/20 ......at Radford......................W ............... 12-83/23 ......at Virginia ......................L .................0-213/27 ......at Butler .........................L ................. 8-164/3 ....... CANISIUS ...................W ...............7-54/11 ........at Johns Hopkins ........L ................. 8-174/14 ..... NOTRE DAME ............W .............. 5-44/18 ..... STONY BROOK .........W .............12-84/21 ..... VMI ..............................W .............13-44/24 ......at Air Force ...................W OT ...........7-64/26 ......at Denver .......................W .................7-55/1 ....... GANNON ....................W .............13-91at UMBC, Baltimore, Md.

1998 • 5-7 (2-2/3rd GWLL)Head Coach: Joe BreschiCaptains: Mike Abeles, John Kuss, Jim Laf-ferty, Jon Torpey3/1 ....... RUTGERS ................... L ...............3-103/7 .........at VMI .............................W .................9-53/21 ..... COLGATE .................. L ..............10-113/24 ......at Loyola (Md.) ..............L ................. 6-18

3/29 .... RADFORD .................. L .............. 11-124/2 ........at Notre Dame .............L .................2-124/11 ...... BUTLER ...................... L OT .......... 8-94/14 ..... WOOSTER ..................W .............19-54/24 .... DENVER .....................W .............15-54/26 .... AIR FORCE .................W ..............11-84/29 .... NORTH CAROLINA ... L ...............5-185/2 ........at Mercyhurst ...............W ..............12-10

1997 • 6-6 (0-3/4th GWLL)Head Coach: Paul CaldwellCaptains: Tim Johnson, John Kuss, Dave Otis2/23 ......at Rutgers ......................L ................. 6-173/1 ....... DENISON .................... L ..............8-203/9 ........at Mercyhurst ...............W ..............13-103/15 ..... NIAGARA ....................W .............14-43/28 ......at Radford......................L ................12-144/5 ........at Air Force ...................L ................13-144/6 ........at Denver .......................W ..............17-104/8 ....... WOOSTER ..................W .............14-84/12 ..... MT. ST. MARY’S .........W ............ 17-114/20 ......at VMI .............................W ................ 11-74/26 ......at Butler .........................L .................6-165/3 ....... NOTRE DAME ............ L .............. 3-20

1996 • 5-8 (1-3 GWLL)Head Coach: Paul CaldwellCaptains: Tom Martin, Jeff Laubenstein, Pat Sulivan2/25 .... PENN STATE .............. L OT ...........7-83/2 ........at Denison .....................W OT ...........8-7 3/9 ....... NORTHWOOD ...........W ............ 22-6 3/16 .......at Mt. St. Mary’s ...........L .................6-10 3/19 .......at Rutgers ......................L .................. 8-11 3/22 ......at St. Joseph’s ..............W ............... 10-8 3/27 ......at Wooster .....................W ............... 10-2 3/30 .... BUTLER ...................... L ................ 4-5 4/6 ....... MICHIGAN STATE ..... L ................ 8-94/14 ..... RADFORD .................. L ................ 8-94/20 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L .................9-124/27 .... AIR FORCE .................W .............10-45/4 ........at Notre Dame .............L ................. 4-13

1995 • 5-9 (0-4 Great Midwestern Lacrosse League)Head Coach: Paul CaldwellCaptains: Raif Webster, Matthew Horowitz, Aaron Sperano3/3 ........at Penn State ................L ................. 7-153/7 ....... ST. JOSEPH’S ............W ............ 23-53/11 ...... MT. ST. MARY’S .........W .............14-93/21 .......at North Carolina .........L ................3-203/23 ......at Radford......................W ............... 12-63/26 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L .................7-84/2 ....... DENISON .................... L ................ 4-84/8 ........at Air Force ...................L ...................6-94/12 .......at Butler .........................L ..................7-144/15 .......at Wooster .....................W .................9-54/22 ......at Michigan State ........L .................. 7-114/23 ......at Northwood Insit. .....W ............... 21-7


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/30 ......at Canisius ....................L .................11-155/6....... NOTRE DAME ............ L ...............7-19

1994 • 4-7 (0-4/5th Great West Lacrosse League/MLA)Head Coach: Paul CaldwellCaptains: Russell Salk, Michael Sullivan3/5 ........at Pennsylvania ............L ..................4-173/22 ......at Maryland ...................L .................2-163/24 ......at Mt St. Mary’s ............W OT .........11-10 3/26 ......at Radford......................W ..............13-104/2 ....... BUTLER ...................... L ............... 7-134/6 ....... WOOSTER ..................W .............12-64/9 ........at Denison .....................L ...................8-94/16 ..... MICHIGAN STATE ..... L ...............6-164/23 ...... at Notre Dame ............L ............... 10-194/28 .... AIR FORCE ................. L ..............10-114/30 .... CANISIUS ...................W ........... 15-13

1993 • 8-6 (1-3/4th MLA)Head Coach: Brion SalazarCaptains: Doug Myers, David Blue, Eric Pozniak3/6 ........at UMBC ........................L ................11-203/17 ..... DENVER .....................W ...............9-73/22 ......vs. Air Force1 .............L ................. 8-193/23 ......at Rutgers .....................L ................ 7-233/31 .......at Wooster ....................W ............... 14-84/3 ....... MT. ST. MARY’S .........W .............12-94/7 .........at Butler .........................W ..............15-144/10 .......vs. Radford2 ................W ............... 15-44/11 ........at Bucknell2 ...............L ................8-204/17 ..... VMI ..............................W ...........22-174/21 ..... KENYON .....................W .............19-34/24 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ................7-114/28 ......at Canisius ....................W ............... 18-85/8 ........at Michigan State ........L ................. 8-131Baltimore, Md.2Bucknell Tournament, Lewisburg, Pa.

1992 • 2-12 (0-7 MLA)Head Coach: Brion SalazarCaptains: John Baker, Rob Elia, Jerry Nigro3/7 .........at Denison1 ..................W ................13-73/18 ..... RUTGERS ................... L ...............6-173/23 ......vs. Air Force1, 2 ..........W OT ...........9-83/28 ......at UMBC ........................L 3OT .......13-14 4/1 ....... WOOSTER1 ...............W ........... 14-104/4 ........at Mount St. Mary’s1 ...W ............... 10-84/8 ....... OBERLIN1 ..................W ............ 22-54/10 ..... CANISIUS1 ................W ............. 16-74/15 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............8-104/18 .......at VMI .............................W ............... 13-84/22 ......at Kenyon1 ....................W .............. 13-54/25 ......at Notre Dame .............L .................6-124/29 .... MICHIGAN STATE1 ...W ........... 12-115/2 ........at Stony Brook .............W ............... 10-91Indicates game forfeited per NCAA sanctions and offi cially recorded as 1-0 losses; record prior to sanctions was 10-4 (5-2/t-1st MLA); 2College Park, Md.

1991 • 8-8Head Coach: Brion SalazarCaptains: John Baker, Dan Zecchini3/9 ....... DENISON ....................W ........... 12-103/22 ......vs. VMI1 ..........................L ...................6-93/24 ......vs. Radford1 ..................W .................7-63/26 ......at Maryland ...................L ................. 5-183/28 ......at Mt. St. Mary’s ...........L .................11-154/1 ....... WITTENBERG ............W .............18-64/6 ........at Wooster .....................W ................13-74/10 .......at Oberlin ......................W ................ 11-64/12 .......vs. Air Force2 ..............L 2 OT .......9-10 4/13 .......at Bucknell ....................L ................. 8-194/17 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................ 7-224/19 .......at Canisius ....................W ...............13-114/24 .... MARIETTA ..................W .............21-24/27 .... NOTRE DAME ............ L ................7-115/1 ....... KENYON .....................W ..............11-45/11 ........at Michigan State ........L ................. 6-171UMBC Tournament, Baltimore, Md.2Lewisburg, Pa.

1990 • 4-10 (0-2 Great Lakes Conf.)Head Coach: Brion SalazarCaptains: Mike Avery, Matt Goers, Bill Weeks3/10 .......at Denison .....................L ................5-203/16 ..... RADFORD ..................W ........... 14-133/21 .......at Maryland ...................L .................5-163/24 ......vs. New Hampshire1 ..L .................6-153/25 ......vs. Iroquis Nationals1 L ................. 9-184/7 ....... WOOSTER ..................W ........... 15-124/11 ...... OBERLIN ....................W ............ 26-74/14 ..... CANISIUS ...................W OT ..... 18-174/18 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............8-214/20 ......vs. Air Force2 ..............L ................14-164/28 ......at Notre Dame .............L .................11-145/2 ........at Kenyon ......................L .................8-105/5 ........at Hobart .......................L ................ 3-235/12 ..... MICHIGAN STATE ..... L ............... 7-171Rutgers Invitational, Piscataway, N.J.2Long Island, N.Y.

1989 • 5-9 (2-1/2nd Great Lakes Conf., MLA)Head Coach: Fred KovalCaptains: Dan Lindner, Tim McCabe3/11 ...... DENISON .................... L ..............10-113/19 ..... RADFORD .................. L ................ 8-93/25 ......vs. North Carolina1 .....L ................. 1-293/26 ......vs. Duke2 .....................L ................6-284/1 ....... HARTFORD ................W .............20-14/9 ........vs. Air Force3 ..............L ...................7-84/12 .......at Oberlin ......................W ............... 12-84/15 .......at Wooster .....................W ............... 13-94/19 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................5-204/22 .... WITTENBERG ............W ............ 29-34/25 .... NOTRE DAME ............W ...............7-55/3 ....... KENYON ..................... L ...............8-185/6....... HOBART ..................... L .............. 8-245/16 .......at Michigan State ........L ................12-181NCNB Triangle Lacrosse Classic, Durham, N.C.; 2NCNB Triangle Lacrosse Classic, Cha-pel Hill, N.C.; 3Geneva, N.Y.

1988 • 12-4 (3-1/t-1st Great Lakes Conf.)Head Coach: Fred KovalCaptains: Bill Stephenitch, Dan Lindner3/9 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............19-93/19 .......at UCLA .........................W ..............20-33/21 .......vs. Stanford1 ................W ..............25-63/25 ......vs. Air Force2 ..............L .................10-113/26 ......vs. M.I.T.2 ......................W ............... 13-54/2 ....... MICHIGAN STATE ..... L ...............4-104/6 ....... MICHIGAN .................W ..............11-54/10 .......at Lake Forest ..............W ............... 10-74/13 ..... OBERLIN ....................W ............. 17-74/16 ..... WOOSTER ..................W OT ...... 12-114/20 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............6-174/23 .... ROCHESTER ..............W ........... 15-104/26 ......at Wittenberg ...............W ............... 17-24/30 ......at Notre Dame .............W .................6-45/3 ........at Kenyon ......................W ................ 11-85/7 ........at Denison .....................L ................. 7-151Malibu, Calif.; 2Far West Classic, San Diego, Calif.

1987 • 7-7 (2-2 Great Lakes Conf./MLA)Head Coach: Fred KovalCaptains: Glenn Alban, Bill Stephenitch3/11 ...... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............16-83/21 .......at Stony Brook .............L ................. 6-143/23 ......at Fair. Dickenson........W ................ 11-53/25 ......at Hofstra ......................L ................. 4-154/4 ........at Michigan State ........L ................. 8-174/8 ....... DENISON .................... L OT ...........7-84/11 ........at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................. 0-174/17 ..... LAKE FOREST ............W ............. 17-44/19 .......at Wooster ....................W ............... 16-44/22 ......at Michigan ...................W ................ 11-44/25 ......at Rochester .................W ................ 11-65/2....... NOTRE DAME ............ L ..............11-165/6 ...... KENYON ..................... L ...............9-125/9....... WITTENBERG ............W ............ 20-7

1986 • 7-7 (4-1/t-1st Great Lakes Conference/MLA)Head Coach: Fred KovalCaptains: Glenn Alban, Sean Sweeney3/14 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............13-23/23 ......vs. Vermont1 ................L ................. 7-163/25 ......at William & Mary .........L ................11-253/28 ......vs. SUNY-Potsdam2 ..L .................. 9-113/31 ..... CLARKSON ................ L ...............6-124/2 ........at Mount Union ............W ............... 18-44/5 ....... MICHIGAN STATE .....W ............. 13-74/9 ........at Denison .....................L .................2-124/12 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............2-214/19 .... WOOSTER ..................W .............13-84/23 ......at Kenyon ......................W OT .........11-104/26 .... LAKE FOREST ............W .............13-34/30 ......at Notre Dame .............L ................. 9-135/3 ........at Wittenberg ...............W ..............21-191Washington, D.C.; 2Hampden-Sydney, Va.


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1985 • 7-7 (3-3 Great Lakes Conf./5-5 MLA)Head Coach: Fred KovalCaptains: Glenn Alban, Jay DePerno3/25 ......at VMI .............................W ............... 12-93/27 ......at Radford......................W .................8-73/29 ......at Duke ..........................L ................. 8-193/31 ......at Guilford .....................L ................12-134/3 ....... MT. UNION .................W ..............13-14/5 ........at Michigan State ........L .................. 4-114/10 ..... DENISON .................... L ...............5-144/13 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................2-204/17 ..... ASHLAND ...................W ............20-04/20 ......at Wooster .....................W ............... 13-64/24 .... KENYON .....................W OT ..... 14-134/28 ......at Lake Forest ..............L ...................6-85/1 ....... NOTRE DAME ............ L ...............4-105/4 ....... WITTENBERG ............W ............ 23-3

1984 • 7-6 (MLA)Head Coach: Al BiancoCaptains: Jay DePerno, Robert O’Neill3/15 ..... BUFFALO STATE .......W ........... 14-123/18 .......vs. Vermont1 ................L ...................8-93/21 .......vs. West Chester1 .......W .................9-43/28 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............5-154/1 ....... WEST. MARYLAND ...W .............12-84/7 ....... MICHIGAN STATE .....W 2OT .......8-74/11 ........at Denison .....................L ................. 4-144/18 .......at Ashland .....................W ............... 14-54/21 ..... WOOSTER .................. L OT ...........7-84/24 ......at Kenyon ......................W ...............13-114/28 ......at Notre Dame .............L ..................4-175/5 ........at Wittenberg ...............W ............... 18-55/6....... COLORADO COLL. ... L ...............4-101Baltimore, Md.

1983 • 7-6 (6-4 MLA)Head Coach: Al BiancoCaptains: Jay Neal, Steve Young3/21 .......vs. Duke1 ......................L ...................3-93/23 ......at West Chester ...........W .................7-63/26 ......vs. Vermont2 ...............L ................. 7-103/31 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L .................5-194/6 ....... NOTRE DAME ............W OT ......11-104/13 ..... DENISON .................... L ...............9-164/16 .......at Oberlin ......................W ............... 16-04/20 .... ASHLAND ...................W .............14-44/23 .... WITTENBERG ............W .............26-14/27 .... KENYON .....................W .............. 8-64/30 ......at Wooster .....................L .................9-165/6 ........at Mt. Union ..................W ................17-35/8....... MICHIGAN STATE ..... L .................7-81Baltimore, Md.; 2Glen Head, N.Y.

1982 • 5-10 (4-6 MLA)Head Coach: Al BiancoCaptains: Robert Grim, Tim Cave3/20 ......vs. Princeton1 ..............L ................5-203/21 .......vs. Notre Dame1 .........L ................10-143/24 ......at Georgetown .............W ................ 11-73/27 ......at Salisbury State ........W ............... 19-63/31 ..... ASHLAND ................... L ............. 10-12

4/3 ........at Penn State ................L ................ 4-244/8 ....... MICHIGAN STATE .....W .............. 6-44/10 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............5-144/15 ..... NOTRE DAME ............W ........... 14-104/17 .......at Denison .....................L .................5-154/21 .......at Kenyon ......................L ................13-144/24 ......at Michigan State ........L .................6-104/28 ......at Notre Dame .............L ................13-215/1 .........at Ashland .....................W ............... 10-95/5....... WOOSTER ..................W .............. 6-51Loyola Tournament, Baltimore, Md.

1981 • 8-6 (7-4, 6-0/1st MLA University Div.)Head Coach: Al BiancoCaptain: Fred Koval3/31 .......at Wooster .....................L ...................6-74/4 ....... PENN STATE .............. L ...............5-154/8 ........at Ashland .....................W OT ........13-124/11 ........at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................ 7-294/14 ..... PURDUE .....................W ............. 15-74/16 .......at Notre Dame .............W .................9-64/18 .......at Michigan State ........W ............... 12-44/22 .... ASHLAND ...................W ........... 15-134/25 ......at Denison .....................L ................. 9-144/28 .... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ...............6-104/30 .... NOTRE DAME ............W .............10-95/2....... MICHIGAN STATE .....W ..............11-65/5....... KENYON .....................W ........... 16-105/9 ........at Ohio Wesleyan1 ......L ...............13-241MLA Championship Game

1980 • 7-7 (4-4/1st MLA University Division)Head Coach: Al BiancoCaptains: Bob Harman, Dick Wallace4/1 ....... WOOSTER ..................W ..............11-94/3 ....... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ............... 7-144/5 ........at Penn State ................L ..................3-174/9 ........at Ashland .....................W OT .........11-104/12 .......at Kenyon ......................W ............... 10-44/16 .......at Purdue .......................W ...............20-14/19 ..... DENISON .................... L 3OT .........7-84/22 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................. 8-174/24 ......at Denison .....................L .................. 9-114/26 ......at Michigan State ........W ..............14-104/30 .... ASHLAND ...................W .............10-65/2....... MICHIGAN ................. L .................6-75/4 ....... MICHIGAN STATE .....W ..............11-75/6....... DENISON1 ................. L ................ 6-91MLA playoff fi rst round

1979 • 8-7 (5-3 MLA)Head Coach: Jerry BellCaptains: Terry Gilmore, Dan Anderson3/18 .......at James Madison ......W ................ 16-13/19 .......at Lynchburg .................W ............... 18-33/21 .......at Roanoke Coll. ..........L ................. 4-143/23 ......at Baltimore Univ. ........L ................. 8-173/31 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............6-134/1 ....... PURDUE .....................W ............. 17-44/7 ....... PENN STATE1 ........... L .............. 11-144/11 ........at Denison .....................L ................13-144/18 .......at Syracuse ...................L ................6-20

4/21 .......at Bowling Green ........W ................ 11-94/25 .... DENISON ....................W .............10-94/28 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ................. 9-145/5....... BOWLING GREEN .....W ........... 16-135/9 ........at Ashland .....................W ............... 15-95/12 .......vs. Michigan St.2 ........W ............... 19-81Worthington High School, Worthington, Ohio; 2Piqua, Ohio (Indian Day Games)

1978 • 14-1 (7-0/1st MLA)Head Coach: Jerry BellCaptains: Joe Oelgoetz, Ron Benedict, Dan Anderson3/18 .......at William & Mary .........W ............... 12-73/20 .... WASH. & LEE ............. L .............. 9-223/22 ......at Randolph-Macon ....W ............... 10-43/31 ..... NEW ENGLAND CO ..W .............. 8-64/2 ........at Purdue .......................W ............... 13-34/5 ....... MICHIGAN .................W .............14-44/8 ....... KENYON .....................W .............10-44/12 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W ............. 16-104/19 ..... ASHLAND ...................W .............12-44/22 .... DENISON ....................W OT ......11-104/23 .... NOTRE DAME ............W ..............14-14/26 .... OBERLIN ....................W ............ 22-34/30 ......vs. Michigan St.1 ..........W ............... 19-75/3 ........at Wooster .....................W ..............14-105/6 ........at Bowling Green .......W OT ........15-141Piqua, Ohio (Indian Day Games)

1977 • 7-4 (3-4 MLA)Head Coach: Jerry BellCaptains: Chris Anderson, Tom Gustin, Gene Ferraro3/27 ......at Michigan ...................W ................ 11-44/2 ....... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............8-124/6 ....... PURDUE .....................W .............13-04/9 ........at Kenyon .....................L .................8-104/13 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............. 8-64/16 .......at Ashland .....................L .................11-124/23 ......at Notre Dame .............W ............... 10-44/27 ......at Denison .....................L ................. 9-145/4 ....... WOOSTER ..................W ........... 18-125/7 ....... BOWLING GREEN .....W .............10-35/14 ..... MICHIGAN STATE .....W .............14-3

1976 • 9-3 (4-3/5th MLA)Head Coach: Jerry BellCaptains: Jim Windle, Chris Anderson, Gene Ferraro3/31 ..... MICHIGAN .................W ...............7-44/3 ........at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ..................4-174/7 .........at Purdue .......................W ............... 15-24/10 ..... KENYON ..................... L .................5-74/17 ..... ASHLAND ...................W .............. 9-54/20 ......at Ohio Univ. .................W ................ 11-44/24 .... NOTRE DAME ............W .............13-44/28 .... DENISON ....................W .............. 8-55/1 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............. 6-55/5 ........at Wooster .....................W ............... 17-85/8 ........at Bowling Green ........L ................. 7-105/15 .......at Michigan State ........W ............... 19-6


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1975 • 7-7 (2-6, 7th MLA)Head Coach: John MunsonCaptains: Jeff Leake, Alan Brady4/2 ....... OHIO UNIV. ................W ............20-24/5 ....... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ............... 7-184/9 ........at Michigan ...................L ...................5-74/11 ........at Michigan State ........L OT .......... 8-124/12 .......at Kenyon ......................L 2OT ..........3-44/16 ..... WITTENBERG ............ L ................ 5-94/19 .......at Ashland .....................W ...............12-114/22 ......at Notre Dame .............W OT ...........9-84/26 .... AMER. GENER/ L.C. ..W ............. 13-74/30 ......at Denison .....................L ................. 5-185/3 ........at Madison L.C. ............W ............... 13-05/7 ....... WOOSTER ..................W .............10-55/10 ..... BOWLING GREEN ..... L ................5-115/16 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W ...............9-7

1974 • 11-5 (6-3, 4th MLA)Head Coach: John MunsonCaptains: Mike Berlin, Rick Scott, Darryl Skale3/16 ..... WEST VIRGINIA1 ......W .............13-53/17 ..... MICHIGAN STATE1 ...W ...............7-43/22 .... ASHLAND2 ............... L OT .......... 8-93/23 .... NOTRE DAME2 ......... L 3OT .........6-73/30 .... PURDUE .....................W .............14-04/6 ........at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ..................7-144/10 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W ............... 6-14/13 ..... KENYON .....................W .............. 6-54/17 .......at Wittenberg ...............W .................7-54/20 .... ASHLAND ...................W .............. 5-44/24 .... OBERLIN ....................W .............. 5-34/27 .... MICHIGAN STATE .....W .............10-45/1 ....... DENISON .................... L ...............5-165/4 ........at Wooster .....................W .................8-35/8 ........at Ohio Univ. .................W ............... 12-35/11 ........at Bowling Green ........L ...................3-71Buckeye Invitational; 2Midwest Invitational

1973 • 3-9 (1-8 MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptains: Mark Medvedeff , Skip VanBourgon-dien3/24 ......at Ashland .....................L ...................2-63/26 ......at Oberlin ......................L ...................4-73/31 ..... WITTENBERG ............ L .................7-84/7 .........at Notre Dame .............L ...................5-84/14 .......at Kenyon ......................L .................2-164/18 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ............... 7-144/28 ......at Michigan State ........L ...................7-95/2 ........at Denison .....................L .................. 1-135/5....... WOOSTER ..................W ..............11-35/12 ..... BOWLING GREEN ..... L ............... 7-135/16 ..... OHIO UNIV. ................W .............. 9-85/19 .......at Allegheny .................W ...............20-1

1972 • 5-9 (2-5, 6th MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptain: Dana Friend3/18 ..... MICHIGAN .................W ..............11-63/21 .......at Washington & Lee ..L .................2-163/22 ......at VMI .............................W ...............21-2

3/24 ......at North Carolina .........L ...................7-83/25 ......at Duke ..........................L ................. 4-194/1 .........at Wittenberg ...............L ...................5-94/8 ....... AIR FORCE ................. L OT .......... 6-84/15 ..... NOTRE DAME ............W ...............9-74/18 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ...................5-84/22 .... KENYON ..................... L ................ 4-84/29 .... MICHIGAN STATE .....W .............. 9-35/3 ....... DENISON .................... L ...............7-105/6 ........at Wooster .....................W ............... 12-65/13 .......at Bowling Green ........L ................. 4-14

1971 • 7-4 (5-3 MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptain: Chris Abeles4/3 ....... WITTENBERG ............ L ...............9-134/10 .......at Cincinnati ..................W .................9-44/14 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W ...............7-44/17 .......at Michigan ...................L ...................5-64/18 .......at Michigan State ........W .................4-34/24 ......at Kenyon ......................W .................7-35/1 .........at Vanderbilt .................W .................9-55/5 ........at Denison .....................L .................5-165/8....... OBERLIN ....................W ..............11-85/15 ..... BOWLING GREEN ..... L ...............8-105/22 .... WOOSTER ..................W .............10-4

1970 • 4-4 (MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptains: Warren Galvin, Chris Abeles4/4 ........at Wittenberg ...............W .................9-44/11 ...... MICHIGAN STATE .....W .............13-04/18 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ...................8-94/25 .... KENYON .....................W .............15-45/1 .........at Oberlin ......................L ...................6-85/2....... VANDERBILT ..............W ............ 22-35/6....... DENISON .................... L ................2-115/23 .... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ...............6-10

1969 • 6-4 (MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptains: Jerry Bell, Don Bennett4/3 ....... SYRACUSE ................. L ................ 5-94/5 ....... WITTENBURG ............W .............. 5-34/11 ........at Michigan ...................W ............... 10-74/12 .......at Michigan State ........W ............... 12-44/26 ......at Denison .....................L ................. 3-215/3 ........at Notre Dame .............W5/7 ....... OBERLIN ....................W OT ...... 12-115/12 .......at Kenyon ......................W5/14 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ................ 3-65/17 ..... BOWLING GREEN ..... L ................4-11 1968 • 7-4 (MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptain: Brian Driscoll 3/18 .......at Virginia ......................L ................. 8-123/21 .......at Randolph-Macon ....W ...............12-113/23 ......at North Carolina .........L ...................7-93/30 ......at Ball State ...................W ..............24-04/12 ..... NOTRE DAME ............W .............14-54/13 ..... MICHIGAN STATE .....W ...............7-3

4/20 ......at Oberlin ......................W .................9-64/27 .... DENISON .................... L ...............9-125/6....... KENYON .....................W ..............11-65/15 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W .................9-65/18 .......at Bowling Green ........L ...................6-7

1967 • 9-3 (8-2 MLA)Head Coach: Conrad SteeleCaptains: Cliff Murray, Brian Driscoll3/21 .......at C.W. Post ...................L ...................2-54/8 ....... MICHIGAN .................W ............20-24/14 .......at Notre Dame1 ...........W .................8-44/15 .......vs. Michigan St.1 ..........W .................8-24/22 .... AIR FORCE .................W .............. 8-44/26 .... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W ...............7-44/29 .... OBERLIN ....................W ...............8-75/6 ........at Kenyon ......................L .................5-105/10 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............. 8-65/13 ..... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............13-55/17 .......at Denison .....................L .................. 7-115/20 .... BOWLING GREEN .....W ...............7-61Notre Dame tournament, South Bend, Ind.

1966 • 14-0 (1st MLA and USILA Hixson Div.)Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptain: Bill Polasky3/23 ......at Adelphi ......................W .................6-53/24 ......at C.W. Post ...................W ............... 14-63/25 ......at Towson ......................W .................8-64/2 ........at Notre Dame .............W ............... 15-44/9 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W ............ 23-4............. MICHIGAN .................W . 1-0 (forfeit)4/16 ..... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............19-24/20 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............12-44/23 .... DENISON ....................W ............ 17-114/30 .... MICHIGAN STATE .....W ............. 17-25/3 ........at Bowling Green ........W ............... 19-25/7 ........at Oberlin ......................W ............... 12-25/14 ..... KENYON .....................W ..............11-45/18 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W ............... 13-5

1965 • 15-2 (t-1st MLA)Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptain: Ray Yearsley3/22 ......at North Carolina .........L ...................5-83/25 ......at Wash. & Lee .............W OT ...........7-63/27 ......at Towson State ...........W ............... 13-34/3 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............. 8-44/9 ........vs. Michigan State1 ....W ............... 13-24/10 .......at Notre Dame1 ...........W ............... 10-34/14 ..... KENYON .....................W .............10-04/17 ..... OBERLIN ....................W ...............8-74/24 .... BOWLING GREEN .....W ............ 28-34/28 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W .................8-25/1 .........at Kenyon ......................W ............... 10-35/5 ........at Denison .....................L ...................8-95/8....... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............21-25/12 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............. 6-55/15 ..... NOTRE DAME ............W ..............11-55/19 ..... DENISON ....................W .............13-65/22 .... OBERLIN ....................W .............. 8-41Notre Dame tournament, South Bend, Ind.


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1964 • 11-6-1Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptain: Don Starr3/24 ......at Villanova ...................W ............... 13-43/26 ......at Pennsylvania ............L ...................3-43/28 ......at C.W. Post ...................W ...............11-104/2 ....... HOBART .....................W ...............7-64/4 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ................ 3-44/11 ...... OBERLIN ....................W ............... 6-14/17 .......vs. Michigan St.1 ..........W ............... 18-44/18 .......at Notre Dame .............W ................ 12-14/22 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W .................8-24/25 .... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............14-24/28 .... KENYON ..................... L ................ 5-85/2 ........at Bowling Green ........W .................9-2............. DENISON .................... L .................7-85/9 ........at Ohio Wesleyan ........W .................4-3............. KENYON .....................T ............... 9-9............. PITTSBURGH .............W ............... 1-0............. DENISON .................... L ................ 6-9............. OBERLIN .................... L ...............0-101Notre Dame tournament, South Bend, Ind.

1963 • 9-6 (MLA)Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptain: Bob Cawley3/19 .......at Adelphi ......................L .................. 4-113/20 ......at C.W. Post ..................W .................9-73/23 ......at Towson ......................W OT ...........8-74/6 ....... P’BURGH LAX CLUB W .............18-44/9 ....... CORTLAND ................W ..............11-74/13 ..... DENISON .................... L .................4-74/17 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W ................ 11-34/20 ......at Kenyon ......................W .................7-24/27 .... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W ..............15-15/4 ........at Oberlin ......................L .................. 7-115/8....... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............. 8-55/11 ........at Denison .....................L ................. 4-105/18 ..... KENYON .....................W .............. 9-55/21 ..... OBERLIN .................... L OT ...........7-85/25 ......at Clev. Lax Club ..........L ...................6-9

1962 • 5-8-1Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptains: Roger Beck, James Callard, Robert Franklin, John Strapp3/20 ......at Adelphi ......................L ...................2-83/21 .......at C.W. Post ...................W ............... 12-23/23 ......at Loyola ........................L ...................2-33/24 ......at Towson State ...........L ...................3-64/7 ....... PITTSBURGH .............W .............15-34/14 ..... DENISON .................... L ................. 1-54/21 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ......W .............. 9-84/25 .... KENYON .....................W ............... 8-14/28 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ................ 3-95/1 .........at Oberlin ......................T ..................5-55/4 ........at Kenyon ......................L ...................4-65/10 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............10-85/12 .......at Denison .....................L ................. 5-145/19 ..... OBERLIN .................... L ...............3-10

1961 • 3-13 (MLA)Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptains: John Shafer, Bob Shoemaker3/20 ......at Baltimore ..................L ................. 3-163/21 .......at Loyola ........................L ................. 8-153/23 ......at Adelphi ......................L ...................3-43/24 ......at C.W. Post ...................L ...................5-94/7 ....... HOBART ..................... L .............. 3-204/14 ..... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ...............8-134/21 ..... KENYON .....................W ..............11-94/25 .... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ...............8-104/28 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L ...............8-134/22 ......at Denison .....................L ...................3-74/26 .... OBERLIN .................... L ...............4-104/29 .... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............10-65/5 ........at Kenyon ......................W .................9-85/13 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ..................7-135/20 .... DENISON .................... L ................1-125/29 ......at Oberlin ......................L .................5-15

1960 • 3-10 (MLA)Head Coach: Paul HartmanCaptains: Joe Berwanger, Theodore Kolva3/25 ......at Baltimore ..................L ..................3-174/2 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB ...... L ................5-114/9 ....... CLEV. LAX CLUB ....... L ................ 4-84/11 ...... RENSSELAER ............. L .................5-74/16 ..... DENISON .................... L ............... 7-124/23 .... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L .............. 11-124/26 .... KENYON .....................W .............14-64/30 ......at Denison .....................L ................. 7-124/7 .........at Ohio Wesleyan ........L .................11-124/11 ...... OBERLIN .................... L ...............0-174/14 .......at Clev. Lax Club ..........W ...............11-104/21 .......at Kenyon ......................W .................9-64/28 ......at Oberlin ......................L ................. 6-18

1959 • 2-8-1Head Coach: Howard KnuttgenCaptains: Dan Cheney, Jon Mercer3/24 ......at Adelphi ......................T ..................4-43/27 ......at Baltimore Univ. ........L ..................0-114/4 ....... COLS. LAX CLUB W OT.............. 9-84/11 ...... DENISON .................... L ................ 5-84/18 ..... CLEV. LAX CLUB ....... L .................6-74/21 ..... KENYON .....................W ............. 10-74/24 ......at Ohio Wesleyan ........L ...................5-65/2 ........at Oberlin ......................L ...................8-85/9 ........at Kenyon ......................L ................. 8-125/13 ..... OHIO WESLEYAN ...... L OT ...........7-85/16 ..... OBERLIN .................... L ................ 2-8

1958 • 3-7 (MLA)Head Coach: Howard KnuttgenCaptains: Fred Keller, Jon Mercer4/12 ..... CLEV. LAX CLUB ....... L ................ 5-84/15 .......at Ohio Wesleyan ........W ............... 10-34/26 ......at Oberlin ......................L ...................3-94/29 .... KENYON ..................... L ................ 4-85/7 ....... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W ..............11-55/10 .......at Denison .....................L ...................8-95/13 ..... OBERLIN .................... L ...............4-14

5/17 .......at Kenyon ......................L ...................5-75/21 ..... DENISON ....................W .............. 8-55/24 ......at Clev. Lax Club ..........L ................. 3-13

1957 • 9-4 (2nd, MLA)Head Coach: Howard KnuttgenCaptains: Roger Moser, Thomas Kutrosky3/19 .......at Baltimore ..................L .................6-123/20 ......at Washington Md. ......L ................. 10-83/23 ......at Adelphi ......................W ............... 10-24/9 ....... OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............18-24/13 ..... KENYON .....................W ...............7-64/20 ......at Oberlin ......................L ...................5-94/24 .... DENISON ....................W .............10-64/27 .... CLEVELAND LAX ......W ..............11-95/11 ........at Kenyon ......................L ...................4-65/15 ..... AKRON .......................W . 1-0 (forfeit)5/18 ..... CLEVELAND LAX ......W .............. 6-3............. DENISON ....................W .............. 9-85/26 .... OBERLIN ....................W .............. 6-3

1956 • 8-5 (2nd, MLA)Head Coach: Howard KnuttgenCaptains: Don Corrigan, James Spung3/22 ......at Baltimore ..................L .................2-123/24 ......at Dickinson ..................W .................8-63/26 .... CORTLAND STATE ....W .............. 8-24/7 ....... OBERLIN .................... L ...............6-124/14 .......at Kenyon ......................W .................6-24/25 .... DENISON ....................W .............10-35/4 ........at Oberlin ......................L ...................2-85/5 ........at Clev. Lax Club ..........L ...................2-75/12 .......at Denison .....................W ............... 10-35/16 ..... KENYON .....................W .............. 5-35/19 .......at Hobart .......................L ................. 7-165/26 .... CLEVELAND LAX ......W .............12-9............. OHIO WESLEYAN ......W .............. 8-2

1955 • 3-6Head Coach: Howard KnuttgenCaptain: Richard Wootten3/24 ......at Hofstra .......................L ................. 1-203/25 ......at City College N.Y. .....L ................. 3-124/16 .......at Denison .....................L ...................5-64/23 ......at Kenyon ......................L ...................3-55/7 ....... OBERLIN .................... L .................4-75/14 ..... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......W .............. 8-65/21 .......at Clev. Lax Club ..........L ...................6-75/24 .... DENISON ....................W .............. 9-65/28 .... OBERLIN ....................W ...............n/a

1954 • 2-8-1Head Coach: Ed BakerCaptains: Richard McCombs, Gordon Kresheck...............Delaware .......................L .................0-12...............Baltimore .......................L .................0-16...............Rutgers ..........................L ................. 2-14...............Cleveland Lax Club ....L ...................3-4...............Kenyon ...........................L ...................4-9...............Denison .........................W ..................8-1...............Kenyon ...........................L ...................2-7...............Oberlin ...........................L .................. 1-17


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...............Oberlin ...........................L ...................8-9

...............Cleveland Lax Club ....T ...................3-3

1953 • 2-5-1Head Coach: Jack CorkeryCaptains: Darrell Apt, William Heil4/11 ........at Clev. Lax Club ..........L ...................3-44/22 ......at Kenyon ......................L ...................4-94/25 .... DENISON ....................W ............... 8-15/2....... KENYON ..................... L .................2-75/9 ........at Oberlin ......................L .................. 1-155/18 ..... DENISON ....................W ............... 9-15/22 .... OBERLIN .................... L ................ 8-95/23 .... CLEV. LAX CLUB .......T ................3-3

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Abeles, Jon .......................................... 1969, 70, 71Abeles, Michael ..........................1997, 98, 99, 00Achatz, Tim ......................................... 1987, 88, 89Adams, Aaron ........................................... 1997, 98Ahrens, James..................................................1995Alban, Glenn ................................1984, 85, 86, 87Alexander, Dominique ...................2010, 11, 12, 13Allen, Joseph ...............................1982, 83, 84, 85Allen, Roger ...............................................1982, 83Allison, Steve .......................................1973, 74, 76Ameo, Anthony ................................................2019Ames, Steven P. ................................................ 1971Anderson, Charles ............................1983, 84, 85Anderson, Chris .......................1974, 1975, 76, 77Anderson, Connor ................................. 2008, 09Anderson, Dan ............................. 1976, 77, 78, 79Anderson, William ..............................1980, 81, 82Andrews, Kyle ............................... 1977, 78, 79, 80Apt, Scott D. ....................................... 1953, 55, 56Archambault, Jeff rey ....................................... 1991Arner, William G. .............................................. 1953Arnold, James ........................................... 1967, 68Arnold, Joseph .................................... 1969, 70, 71Arnold, Terry ....................................... 1974, 75, 76Ash, James ................................... 1985, 86, 87, 88Ashley, Phillip ...................................................1960Askerberg, Erick, Jr. ........................... 1969, 70, 71Augspurger, Richard .........................1963, 64, 65Avery, Mike ................................... 1988, 89, 90, 91

-B-Badertscher, Ken .............................. 1964, 65, 66Baggan, Greg ..................................................2005Bailey, Lucas ........................................2014, 15, 16Bain, Dan ................................................. 2008, 09Baker, John .................................. 1989, 90, 91, 92Baker, W. Randy .......................... 1989, 90, 91, 92Ballay, Mat .................................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Bambino, Eddie ............................ 2009, 10, 11, 12Bandeen, James .............................................. 1977Barber, Ron........................................................ 1974Barger, Brandon ............................2015, 16, 17, 18Barker, Brandon .................................. 2016, 17, 19Barker, Colby ..............................................2018, 19Barrows, John ..................................................1959Barco, Hunter ...................................................2018Baughman, D. Thomas .................................... 1971Beck, Roger ........................................ 1960, 61, 62Beery, James ..............................................1981, 82Beery, Paul ........................................... 2007, 10, 11Beimford, Mike ................................................2010Beisner, Jack .....................................................1955Bell, Jerry ............................................. 1967, 68, 69Beller, Walt ......................................................... 1978Belnick, David .................................................... 1981Bender, Andrew ........................2003, 04, 05, 06Benedict, Ronald ................................ 1976, 77, 78Benjamin, Brent ......................................... 1977, 78Bennett, Donald ................................. 1967, 68, 69Benson, Joe ....................................................2007

Bentine, Corey ......................... 2006, 07, 08, 09Bergman, Fredrick....................................1965, 66Berlin, Mike .................................................1973, 74Bero, William ..............................................1953, 54Berwanger, Joseph .......................... 1958, 59, 60Besst, John ........................................................ 1967Best, Noah ..................................................2016, 17Bethke, Hank .................................2015, 16, 17, 18Beucler, Paul .....................................................1969Bews, Jim .......................................................... 1975Billingsley, Charlie .................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Bice, Greg ....................................2001, 02, 03, 04Bining, Gary ..............................2003, 04, 05, 06Blackford, John ................................................ 1957Blashford, Jon ..........................2004, 05, 06, 07Blohm, Liam .....................................................2015Bloom, Jason .............................2002, 04, 05, 06Blubaugh, JT ..................................2014, 15, 16, 17Blue, David ................................... 1990, 91, 92, 93Bolen, John .....................................................2006Bolser, Marvin ................................................... 1954Bonanni, Joe ................................. 2009, 10, 11, 12Borcherding, Ryan .......................2012, 13, 14, 15Borges, Matt ..................................2016, 17, 18, 19Borsoni, Eric ................................. 1989, 90, 91, 92Bourne, James .................................... 1970, 71, 72Bowling, Darius ..............................2011, 12, 13, 14Bowman, Jarred .......................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Boyce, Collis ................................ 1999, 00, 01, 02Boyce, Sandy ................................ 1998, 99,00, 01Boyd, Mark ........................................................1990Boyt, Zach .................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Brady, Alan ...........................................1973, 74, 75Brandes, Matt ............................................1999, 00Brant, Ryan ..................................................2010, 11Breen, Michael .................................................1962Brown, Carter .................................2013, 14, 15, 16Brown, Chris ..............................2002, 03, 04, 05Brown, Steven ....................................1984, 85, 86Brubaker, Gerald Lee ...................................... 1961Bruchs, Jim ................................................. 1975, 76Buchanan, Kevin ...................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Buck, Jeff ...................................2004, 05, 06, 07Buckley, Lukas...................................... 2017, 18, 19Budiscak, Thomas .................................... 1969, 70Bugliosi, JT ..................................................2018, 19Bunce, Chase ...................................... 2016, 17, 19Buongiorno, Robert.........................................1985Burke, Brian ...............................................1992, 93Burke, Josh ................................................1982, 83Burgdoft, Alex ............................................ 2017, 18Butas, Craig .........................................1992, 93, 94Byrnes, Richard ................................................. 1981Byrnes, Tom ...................................................... 1979

-C-Cacioppo, Joseph ...........................................1996Cafarelli, Matt .................................... 2001, 02, 04Cahill, Jack ........................................................1995Calhoun, Patrick ..................................... 2005, 06Callahan, Ryan ..........................................1996, 97

Callard, James Hall ...................................1961, 62Camarra, George ........................1997, 98, 99, 00Campbell, James .............................................1999Campbell, Packy ................................ 2008, 10, 11Carey, Jason W....................................1991, 93, 94Carey, Tom ............................................2014, 15, 16Carr, Nick ................................... 2006, 07, 08, 09Cassuccio, Michael .......................................... 1981Cave, Timothy ..................................... 1979, 81, 82Cawley, Robert ....................................1961, 62, 63Centa, Raymond E. ..........................................1960Cerasoli, Alec ...................................................2019Chadderdon, Eric .....................................2012, 13Chapman, Jeff rey J. ......................................... 1991Chell, Colin .....................................2015, 16, 17, 18Cheney, Daniel ................................... 1957, 58, 59Cirino, Christopher .....................1997, 98, 99, 00Clark, Doug O. ...........................................1956, 57Clarke, William R. ............................................. 1953Clement, Ron .................................................... 1978Clibanoff , Matt ..................................................2019Clibanoff , Mike .................................................2019Clotz, Dennis Ray ............................................1962Cole, Robert W. ................................................1959Collins, James R.D. ..........................................1968Coluccini, Peter ..............................................2009Comeault, Reegan .......................2012, 13, 14, 15Cooper, Craig ..................................... 1974, 75, 78Cooper, Gerry .............................................1973, 74Cornell, Matt ............................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Corrigan, Donald S. .......................... 1954, 55, 56Cosgrove, Ryan ....................................... 2002, 03Costa, Nicholas P. ......................................1960, 61Costello, Joe ................................ 1987, 88, 89, 90Coughlin, Mark E. ............................................ 1973Coville, Roger ...................................................1982Crawford, Mark ..............................2010, 11, 12, 13Crosby, Chad .............................................1989, 90Crusey, Bill .................................................. 1979, 80Culkin, Tom.................................................. 1977, 78Cummings, John ..................................... 2000, 01Curry, Bill .................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08Curtis, S. Dean............................. 1990, 91, 92, 93

-D-Dalgarno, Joel .......................... 2006, 07, 08, 09D’Ambrogi, Stewart ........................................2010Daniel, Alex .....................................................2005Dauro, John ...............................2002, 03, 04, 05David, Conor ................................ 2008, 09, 10, 11Davidek, Bob ....................................................1986Davidson, Ross...................................1984, 85, 86Davies, Alan ......................................................1996DeCanio, Jon ................................... 2005, 06, 07DeBerry, Omari ..........................................2018, 19DeLucia, John ................................................. 2000DePerno, James ................................1983, 84, 85DePhillips, Nick ...............................................2010DeSimone, Chris .............................................2002DiCamillo, John ........................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Dickerson, Preston ..................... 1999, 00, 01, 02


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LETTERWINNERSDiegel, Nick .........................................2012, 13, 14Diehl, Brett ................................................. 1986, 87Dillon, Pete ................................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Dodez, Richard Dale ................................1963, 64Doersam, James Ottman ............................... 1963Dolphin, Tyler .............................. 2008, 09, 10, 11Donberg, William R. .................................. 1971, 72Donohue, Pat ..............................2000, 01, 02, 03Donovan, TJ ....................................................2004Doran, Justin .............................2003, 04, 05, 06Dorsey, James R. ......................................1953, 54Douglas, Henry J. .....................................1959, 60Douglas, Henry Joel .......................................1965Douglass, Glenn ............................................... 1981Douglass, Grant .........................................1980, 81Doyle, Nick ...........................................2014, 15, 16Drake, Ben ................................2004, 05, 06, 07Driscoll, Brian...................................... 1966, 67, 68Duff y, Kevin ....................................2012, 13, 14, 15Duff y, Timothy .................................. 2003, 04, 05Dunleavy, Patrick .............................. 2003, 04,05Dutton, Greg ...................................2011, 12, 13, 14

-E-Eastlake, Charles, II .......................... 1964, 65, 66Edwards, Frank M. ........................................... 1954Egan, Jon ......................................1996, 97, 98, 99Ehlen, Thomas Jeff rey ...................................1968Elia, Robert J. ............................... 1989, 90, 91, 92Elmer, Andy ............................................. 2004, 05Emmings, Eric ................................................... 1984Engel, Mark .................................. 1999, 00, 01, 02Evans, Erik ......................................2015, 16, 17, 18Evans, Gary David ...........................................1969Evans, Jarred .............................................1996, 97Evans, Turner .................................2012, 13, 14, 15Ewert, John ..................................1983, 84, 85, 86Eyre, Gordon ................................. 1977, 78, 79, 80

-F-Fannell, Eric ...............................................2016, 17Fassnacht, Matt ................................................2001Feidner, Robert.................................................1980Feliziani, Christian ............................... 2017, 18, 19Ferraro, Gene .............................................1976, 77Ferree, Donald Vincent...........................1966, 67Ferreri, Mark ...................................................2006Ferris, Charles .................................... 1967, 68, 69Ferris, Dean .....................................................2014Fetterolf, Scott ................................................2006Finnell, Barry ..................................................... 1984Fisher, Brandon ................................................2019Fisher, Dayton ..................................................2019Flake, Dan .......................................2013, 14, 15, 16Foley, Kevin ..........................................1973, 74, 75Foreman, Scott ...........................2007, 08, 09, 10Forman, Joel .............................................. 1997, 98Fox, Kenneth .............................................. 1957, 58Frankenberry, Matt ..........................................1989Franklin, Robert Beall, Jr. ...............................1962Frantz, Peter ..............................2002, 03, 04, 05

Frederick, Tyler ..........................................2011, 12Freeman, Brandon ....................2007, 08, 09, 10Freibott, Freddy ............................2015, 16, 17, 18Freshwater, Theodore W. .............................. 1963Friel, Chris ................................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Friend, Dana C. ................................... 1970, 71, 72Funaro, Joseph Francis ................................. 1963Funk, Josh .................................. 2005, 06, 07, 08

-G-Galioto, Matt ...............................................2015, 16Gallup, Robert D............................................... 1954Galvin, David Jr. .................................1968, 69, 70Gans, Joseph ...............................1995, 96, 97, 98Garbo, John C. ....................................1989, 91, 92Genereaux, Leo ...............................................1962Gerland, Scott ............................. 2008, 09, 10, 11Gilardi, Anthony .........................2001, 02, 03, 04Gillespie, Paul Gordon ...................................1969Gilligan, Kevin ..............................1997, 98, 99, 00Gilmore, Terry ............................... 1976, 77, 78, 79Gloeckner, Steve .............................................1998Goers, Matt ................................... 1987, 88, 89, 90Goodwyn, Brandon .......................................2006Gordon, William James ........................... 1967, 68Gorski, Matt ......................................................2010Gould, Brian ................................. 1986, 87, 88, 89Graham, Denny Lynn ......................................1955Green, Bob ........................................... 1976, 77, 78Green, Brian ...................................................... 1977Green, James ...................................2007, 08, 09Greenup, Howard W. ...................................... 1954Greiner, Todd .................................................... 1976Grim, Robert ..................................1979, 80, 81, 82Gruss, Brett ................................................ 1987, 88Gulick, Doug ................................. 1987, 89, 90, 91Gurtier, Keith .....................................................1990Gustin, Tom ..........................................1975, 76, 77

-H-Haagenson, William .................................1962, 63Hagel, Ryan ................................................1992, 93Halvorson, Richard ............................. 1969, 70, 71Hamilton, Scott ............................1983, 84, 85, 86Handrinos, Jason .....................................2003, 04Hansen, Kurt ....................................... 1967, 68, 69Hansen, Patrick .......................................2007, 08Hanson, Brian .............................................1981, 82Hardesty, John ...........................................2011, 12Harman, Robert ......................................... 1979, 80Harrington-Howes, Peter ..................... 2002, 03Hart, Dale Paul ..........................................1962, 63Hartman, Brian .................................. 1992, 94, 95Hartman, Jeff rey ............................................... 1981Hartman, Paul E. ................................1956, 55, 57Hartnett, James ................................... 1979, 80, 81Hassfeld, Jarret .........................................2015, 16Haus, Robby ...................................2013, 14, 15, 16Hayes, Justin ..................................................2009Heikel, Harry Allen .......................................... 1963

Heil, William H. ................................................. 1953Heilman, Mike ...................................................1985Hemmert, Tim ...................................................1990Hendricks, TJ ....................................................2019Henrick, Jeff .......................................... 2017, 18, 19Herd, James ........................................1962, 63, 64Hertel, Marcus .................................................. 1987Hertz, Michael ...........................................1993, 96Hester, David Lawrence ................................1955Hester, Scott ...................................................... 1981Heston, David D. .............................................. 1972Hickman, William .............................. 1958, 59, 60Hodgins, Trevor ............................2015, 16, 17, 18Hodgson, Brandt .............................................1990Hoff man, Van L. .........................................1955, 56Hogue, Michael S. ............................................ 1991Holzer, Thomas H. ...................... 1991, 92, 93, 94Hoover, Brian ...................................... 1996, 97, 98Hoover, Richard Lee .......................................1955Hopper, David Ralph ........................................ 1961Hopping, Wade L. ............................................ 1954Horn, Jerry.................................................. 1957, 58Horowitz, Matthew .................... 1992, 93, 94, 95Houston, Timothy .......................1997, 98, 99, 00Howard, Luke ......................................2012, 13, 14Hoxie, Joseph ...................................................1995Hughes, Griffi n ...........................................2018, 19Hunt, Douglas............................... 1978, 79, 80, 81Hunter, Ryan ...................................2013, 14, 15, 16Hussong, Daniel ..............................................1995Huth, Robert Arthur ........................... 1966, 67, 68Hwang, Sung .....................................2000, 01, 02

-I-Ihrig, Thomas .................................................... 1983Imbordino, Dominic ......................2011, 12, 13, 14Inacio, Justin ...............................................2018, 19Ireland, Sean ...............................2000, 01, 02, 03Irion, Phillip E. ..................................... 1956, 57, 58Italiano, Michael .............................2011, 12, 13, 14

-J-Jacobs, Phil ...................................1973, 74, 75, 76Jackson, Bill .................................................... 2000Jasinski, Jack .................................2016, 17, 18, 19Jester, Brad .........................................1985, 86, 87Johnson, Kevin ................................... 1997, 98, 99Johnson, Mark ..................................... 1969, 70, 71Johnson, Timothy ..............................1995, 96, 97Jones, Bradley .................................. 1994, 95, 96Jones, Jim .................................................. 1987, 88Julius, Mike .........................................1982, 84, 85

-K-Kadro, Zane....................................................... 1997Kaiser, Jeff ..................................................1998, 99Kaplan, Shawn ...........................................2011, 12Kapinos, Kacy .................................2013, 14, 15, 16Karr, Ben .........................................2012, 13, 14, 15Kawamoto, Matt .......................... 2008, 09, 11, 12Kaylor, Richard Wayne ............................. 1970, 71


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LETTERWINNERSKeane, Bryan .......................................... 2004, 05Kehoe, Derek ..................................................2012Kellar, Charles ..................................... 1966, 67, 68Keller, Frederick J. ............................. 1956, 57, 58Kelly, Anthony .............................2000, 01, 02, 03Kelly, John ............................................2014, 15, 17Kemme, Wes .............................2004, 05, 06, 07Keneally, Ryan .....................................2009, 10, 11Kennedy, Matthew J. ....................................... 1991Kenny, Kevin ..................................................... 1983Kern, Daniel........................................................ 1981Kielb, Rich ..........................................................1992Kim, Tae............................................2013, 14, 15, 16King, Jesse .....................................2012, 13, 14, 15Kirchner, Warren F. ...................................1959, 60Kirson, Josh.................................................2018, 19Kistler, Carter .................................2016, 17, 18, 19Klontz, Andrew ...............................................2008Klosowski, Tom ................................................2013Knezick, Steve ................................2011, 12, 13, 14Kochalski, Ben ...........................................1999, 00Koehler, Thomas J. ...................................1958, 59Koerber, Gordie .........................................2014, 15Kohner, James ....................................1962, 63, 64Kolva, Theodore H. ..................................1959, 60Koschny, Mark .....................................1978, 80, 81Koury, Fred ...................................1996, 97, 98, 99Koval, Frederick ........................... 1978, 79, 80, 81Kramer, Tim ..................................1982, 83, 84, 85Kraus, Steve ...................................................... 1974Kreschek, Gordon .............................1953, 54, 55Kruse, Ronald William ...............................1961, 62Kuss, John ........................................... 1996, 97, 98Kutrosky, Thomas ..............................1955, 56, 57

-L-Laff erty, Jim ......................................... 1996, 97, 98Laff ey, Ryan .................................2001, 02, 03, 04Lalley, Brian ............................... 2006, 07, 08, 09Lang, Brian .....................................2016, 17, 18, 19Lange, Buddy ..............................1997, 98, 99, 00Lathrop, Scott .............................. 2008, 09, 10, 11Laubenstein, Jeff ....................... 1993, 94, 95, 96Lauver, Stephen Dorack .........................1964, 65Lawrence, Clark R. .......................................... 1954Leahy, Bill ......................................1983, 84, 85, 86Leake, Jeff ............................................1973, 74, 75Leclaire, Tre ........................................... 2017, 18, 19Lecky, Jake .....................................................2006Lecky, James W. ............................................... 1954Lee, George ...................................................... 1997Lee, Matthew .............................. 1993, 94, 95, 96Leeds, Edward Barnet .................................... 1963Lenskold, Rich ...........................................1988, 89Lesko, Josh .................................2001, 02, 03, 04Levack, Jordan ...........................................2010, 11Lewis, Rick ......................................2012, 13, 14, 15Li, Chris ......................................2004, 05, 06, 07Lichtenauer, Bryan .............................2014, 15, 16Liddil, Nick .......................................2010, 11, 12, 13Lignelli, Brian R. ................................................ 1991

Lignelli, Anthony .......................................1995, 96Lindner, Dan ................................. 1986, 87, 88, 89Lisogar, Ed ............................................1977, 79, 80Longuil, John .............................................1996, 97Lori, Bo .................................................. 2016, 17, 18Lovell, Scott................................. 1989, 90, 91, 92Lovett, Keith ......................................2007, 08, 09Lowe, John .................................................1988, 89Lowe, Richard ............................................ 1957, 58Lowe, Ryan ...............................................2007, 08Lowery, Chris .....................................2007, 09, 10Ludd, Zach ........................................................2019Lunde, Dan ................................................. 1986, 87Lutz, Jason ................................2004, 05, 06, 07Lyle, Thomas Charles ..............................1963, 64Lyons, Shaun ...............................2001, 02 03, 04

-M-Maccani, Logan .............................2016, 17, 18, 19Mack, Dick ......................................................... 1975Mack, Kevin .....................................2010, 11, 12, 13Mackey, Thomas J. .............................1990, 91, 93Magee, William W. ....................................1958, 59Magro, Jonathon .............................................. 1971Mahoney, Chris ..............................2013, 14, 15, 16Mahoney, Caleb ................................... 2017, 18, 19Mandat, Thomas .......................................1994, 95Mandel, Herbert ............................................... 1957Mandt, Mikkel Gordon.............................1964, 65Manos, James J. ....................................... 1972, 73Manning, Jed ....................................................2019Marchildon, Mathew ............................... 2001, 02Marion, Mark ................................ 1999, 00, 01, 02Markatos, Spencer .......................................... 1993Marron, James....................................1983, 84, 85Martin, Kent .......................................................2001Martin, Ronald A. ...............................1953, 54, 55Martin, Thomas .......................... 1993, 94, 95, 96Marvin, William ............................ 1985, 86, 87, 88Marks, Paxton ...................................................2018Matches, Spencer ..............................2012, 13, 14Matthews, Scott ....................... 2006, 07, 08, 09May, Christopher ............................................2015May, Drew ........................................2004, 05, 06Mazek, Mike ...................................................... 1974Mazor, Eric ........................................................ 1987McCabe, Tim ....................................... 1986, 87, 89McCarthy, Andy ......................................... 1974, 75McClure, James ............................................. 2000McCombs, Richard L. ...............................1953, 54McConnell, Joe ........................... 1989, 90, 91, 92McCormick, Matthew ...................................... 1984McCullough, Larry ....................................1956, 57McGinnis, Justin .........................................2011, 12McGrath, Scott...........................................1998, 99McKee, Gilbert W. .....................................1956, 57McKenna, Mike ...........................2001, 02, 03, 04McKinlay, Steve ........................ 2005, 06, 07, 08McLean, Brandon ................................... 2009, 10Medvedeff , Mark ....................................... 1972, 73Mehraban, Bobby ..........................................2006

Merola, Joseph ................................................ 1983Melching, Tim ................................................... 1987Meleski, Ken .............................................. 1997, 98Melick, Patrick .....................................1972, 73, 74Mercer, Jonathan ............................... 1957, 58, 59Meurer, Joe .....................................2011, 12, 13, 14Michael, Timothy ...................................... 1969, 70Miceli, Nick ..................................2000, 01, 02, 03Middleton, Paul ........................................2003, 04Milford, James .................................................. 1954Miles, James ...................................................... 1981Miller, Jon.....................................2001, 02, 03, 04Miller, Luke .......................................................2014Miller, Mark ........................................................ 1975Miller, Todd ...................................1996, 97, 98, 99Minichillo, Tom ..................................................1989Mink, Toby .................................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Mitchell, James .................................. 1990, 91, 92Mitchem, John .................................................. 1975Montes, Jonathan ............................................ 1993Mooney, Eric .............................................. 1997, 98Morell, Scott .........................................2009, 10, 11Morgan, William ................................................ 1981Morris, Peter R. .............................1972, 73, 74, 75Morrison, Brian .................................................. 1981Morrison, Chuck........................................ 1974, 75Morrow, Patrick ..............................................2004Moser, Roger D. .................................1955, 56, 57Moyer, Chris .............................................. 2001, 02Mulchrone, Evan ...........................2012, 13, 14, 15Mulford, Bryan ............................2000, 01, 02, 03Mulford, Casey ....................................... 2005, 06Munson, John .....................................1965, 66, 67Munson, Richard ....................................... 1969, 70Musci, Nick ............................................ 2017, 18, 19Murphree, Mike ........................................ 2001, 02Murphy, Donald Ray........................................ 1967Murray, Cliff ord ................................... 1966, 67, 68Myers, Bob ................................................. 1987, 88Myers, Doug ....................................... 1990, 91, 92Myers, Pat ....................................2000, 01, 02, 03Myers, Jack .......................................................2019

-N-Naumoff , William ..................................1971, 72, 73Neal, Jay ......................................................1981, 82Neville, Ryan ..................................................... 1993New, J. Eric ........................................................1992Newbold, Philip ..................................1968, 69, 70Nigro, Jerry .................................. 1989, 90, 91, 92Nolan, Craig ..............................2003, 04, 05, 06Norman, James ......................................... 1974, 75Norris, Charles Austin .............................1965, 66Norton, Mike ...............................2000, 01, 02, 03Nozdrovicky, Joe .............................................1999Nugent, Thomas A. ...................................1991, 92

-O-O’Brien, Eric ..............................2004, 05, 06, 07O’Brien, Kevin ............................................1982, 83O’Brien, Pat ..........................................1975, 76, 77


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LETTERWINNERSO’Connor, Mickey ............................. 1998, 99, 00O’Neill, Eugene Jr. .................................... 1967, 68O’Neill, Robert ........................................... 1983, 84Ochwat, Keenan .......................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Oelgoetz, Joe ............................... 1975, 76, 77, 78Oktavec, Joe ..............................................1982, 84Olejniczak, Casey .......................................... 2000Olson, Jarred ............................................2003, 04Olson, Joe ......................................................... 1979Olson, Kyle .............................................. 2004, 05Omiatek, Geoff rey ....................... 1997, 98, 99, 01Oshida, Ken ................................. 1993, 94, 95, 96 Otis, David ....................................1994, 95, 96, 97Outland, James S. ...........................................1960Overand, Chris ..........................................1992, 93

-P-Pace, Andrew ........................... 2006, 07, 08, 09Pages, Ricky ............................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Pagniano, Mike .......................... 1992, 93, 94, 95Palcanis, Gregory Frank .........................1966, 67Palcanis, Kent Gilmore ............................1963, 64Papes, Gene A. ................................................1959Pappas, John C. ............................1970, 71, 72, 73Paul, Brandon .............................. 1999, 00, 01, 02Paradine, Keith ..........................................1993, 94Passman, Martin, A..........................................1969Pataki, Tim .................................2004, 05, 06, 07Patrick, Ronald .................................... 1970, 71, 72Patterson, Pat ................................................... 1983Payne, John Walter ..................................1964, 65Pearson, Johnny .................................2014, 15, 16Pedersen, Tim ..................................2006, 07, 08Peterson, Jeff rey C. ............................1971, 72, 73Petroff , Scott ....................................................2002Pfeifer, Frederick, Jr. .......................................1955Pfi ster, Tyler ...................................2013, 14, 15, 16Phelan, Robin Eric ........................................... 1967Piavis, Paul ........................................................1982Pickard, Brian .................................................2004Piech, Leonard George ............................1961, 62Pilarowski, Greg .......................... 1990, 91, 93, 94Pilon, Jeff .............................................1993, 94, 95Pine, Wilbur Roy Jr. ......................................... 1964Pires, Mike .................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Pitkin, George ................................................... 1997Planning, David .............................2012, 13, 14, 15Pletcher, Chris ................................................2005Poillon, Peet .....................................................2008Polasky, William M. ........................... 1964, 65, 66Popelar, Carl...................................................... 1984Popelar, Scott ...................................................1986Poplstein, David A. ........................... 1964, 65, 66Potter, Frederick ....................................... 1957, 58Powell, TJ ........................................... 2008, 09, 10Pozniak, Eric ................................ 1990, 91, 92, 93Price, David .......................................................2001Price, Hugh C. ................................................... 1961

-Q-Quinn, Kevin.....................................................2002

-R-Ragiel, Casey ....................................................1996Rahl, Scott ......................................................... 1993Ralston, Matt ..................................................... 1977Randisi, Tom ...............................2002, 03, 04, 05Randall, Ben ................................................ 2017, 18Ratcliff , Lewis ....................................................2001Ready, Kevin ...................................................... 1981Reed, James ..............................................1996, 97Reid, Jackson .............................................2018, 19Regula, Melvin E. ...............................1953, 54, 55Reichel, Tim....................................................... 1976Reinhardt, Andrew ................................. 2009, 10Rekas, Chris ......................................................1999Rennello, Jack ..................................................2018Resnick, Bruce.................................................. 1988Reyda, Robert A. .......................................1959, 60Reynolds, Cody ................................2007, 08, 09Riegel, Steve ..................................................... 1977Reimer, Doug .............................................1980, 82Riff ee, Patrick ..................................2010, 11, 12, 13Riss, Evan ....................................................2018, 19Rimmer, Mike ..................................................2005Roach, Gerald ...................................... 1969, 70, 71Robenalt, Doug ...................................1975, 76, 77Rodgers, William ................................. 1978, 79, 81Rodgers, Zach .................................................2010Roeper, Michael ........................................1985, 86Rooney, Dan ..................................................... 2017Ropp, George Edgar ................................1965, 66Rose, Mike .........................................................1989Rose, Thomas J. ......................... 1993, 94, 95, 96Rossi, Francis ....................................................1985Rubin, Jon ...................................................1982, 83Rudy, Glenn Boden ..................................1965, 66Ruhnke, Doug .......................... 2006, 07, 08, 09Ruppel, Robert E. ......................................1953, 54Russ, Scott .........................................................1992Russo, Tony .................................2001, 02, 03, 04Ryan, Jeff ...........................................2007, 08, 09Ryan, John .........................................................1989Rybak, Ronald Stewart ...................................1969Rydberg, Jon ................................... 2005, 06, 07

-S-Saarela, William Allan ...............................1961, 62Saliaris, Dave ...............................1980, 82, 83, 84Salisbury, Joey ..................................... 2017, 18, 19Salk, Russell E. ............................ 1991, 92, 93, 94Saltzman, Steve ............................................... 1984Sallade, Matt ............................................... 2017, 18Santulli, Greg ...............................1984, 85, 86, 87Sassen, Stephen .............................................. 1972Sauk, Joseph A. .........................................1990, 91Savage, Dan................................. 1999, 00, 01, 02Saylor, Terry Alan ...................................... 1972, 73Schell, Peter .............................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Schick, Bill ............................................1981, 82, 83

Schiff , John Jeff erson Jr. .........................1964, 65Schmansky, Robert ........................... 1997, 98, 99Schmeling, Rob .........................................1989, 90Schmidt, Robin A. ............................. 1954, 55, 56Schneider, Charlie ...........................................2013Schneider, Jeff .........................2004, 05, 06, 07Schroder, Stefan .....................................2007, 08Schulte, Wade A. .............................................1959Schuss, Logan ................................2010, 11, 12, 13Schwyn, Robert C. ...........................................1959Scott, Brant........................................................1996Scott, Richard A. ....................................... 1972, 74Sears, Charles W.......................................1953, 54Seiple, Austin .................................2015, 16, 17, 18Seiple, Steven .................................................. 1983Shafer, John H. ....................................1959, 60, 61Shaivitz, Jeff ......................................................1999Shanks, Austin .................................................2016Sharick, Jake ..................................2011, 12, 13, 14Sheehan, Mark William ........................... 1969, 70Sheehy, Dillon ................................................2009Shipley, Eugene V. ...................................1953, 54Shoemaker, Robert ............................1959, 60, 61Sitzenstock, Robert P. ..................................... 1954Skale, Darryl A. ....................................1972, 73, 74Skeels, Greg Dennis .......................................1969Skidmore, John Byron ..............................1961, 63Skrlac, Doug .............................................. 1987, 88Slocum, Richard .........................................1981, 82Smail, Mike .................................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Smidt, Matthew .............................2015, 16, 17, 18Smith, Charles .................................... 2002, 2003Smith, Colby ................................................2018, 19Smith, Jackson ...........................................2018, 19Smith, Chris ...................................................... 1983Smith, Curtis ................................2000, 01, 02, 03Smith, Eric ........................................................2009Smith, Frank ......................................................1982Smith, Geoff ...................................................... 1988Smith, Steve .............................................2007, 08Smith, TJ ....................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Smole, Bart R. ...............................1972, 73, 74, 75Sobota, Jeff ..................................................... 2000Sorensen, Brock .......................... 2009, 10, 11, 12Soult, Christian .........................................2003, 04Sowder, Cullen .................................... 2016, 17, 19Sparhawk, John .................................1985, 86, 87Spencer, Scott .....................................2012, 13, 14Sperano, Aaron ................................. 1992, 94, 95Spielman, Ronnie ...........................................2015Spitzer, Paul Lee ..............................................1969Spung, James L. ............................... 1954, 55, 56Staff ord, James Barry ..............................1965, 66Stanich, Michael .................................. 1969, 70, 71Starr, Donald Hubert .........................1962, 63, 64Stephan, Kevin ............................ 1999, 00, 01, 02Stephenitch, Bill .......................... 1985, 86, 87, 88Stephens, Cameron .....................2012, 13, 14, 15Stimmel, Andrew ............................. 2008, 09, 10Stockton, Kevin ...........................1997, 98, 99, 00Sowder, Cullen .................................................2018


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Stoup, Charles L. ................................. 1956, 1960Strapp, John L. ................................... 1960, 61, 62Straughsbaugh, Rolland .........................1956, 57Strittmatter, Chad .................................2013, 14, 15Sullivan, Michael ......................... 1991, 92, 93, 94Sullivan, Patrick .......................... 1993, 94, 95, 96Sutton, Al .................................................... 1975, 76Swanson, Dennis .........................1972, 73, 74, 75Swartz, Jeremy ..........................................1998, 99Sweeney, Sean ...........................1983, 84, 85, 86Szakmary, John ............................1973, 74, 75, 76Szakmary, Theodore ........................ 1967, 68, 69Szlag, John ........................................................ 1977

-T-Taddeo, John .................................................... 1988Tavernier, Kurt.............................................1976, 77Teeple, David ....................................... 1979, 80, 81Tepsick, Stephen ...........................................2009Terefenko, Ryan ................................... 2017, 18, 19Thielmann, Scott .............................................. 1987Thomas, Lawrence ........................................... 1981Thorpe, Gale .....................................................2018Tittl, Steven ................................2003, 04, 05, 06Toohey, Patrick ...............................2010, 11, 12, 13Toresco, Matt ........................................... 2005, 06Torpey, Jon ...................................1997, 98, 99, 00Tracy, Josh ..........................................2000, 01, 02Tracy, Pat.......................................................... 2000Treece, Luke ....................................................2012Triplet, Matt ................................................ 1997, 98Trombley, Adam .............................2011, 12, 13, 14Tschudy, Michael ............................................. 1984Tundo, Jeff .......................................................2010Tunison, Andrew .............................. 2003, 04, 05Turchin, Donnie ..........................2007, 08, 09, 10Turnure, Zach ..................................................2014Tzagournis, Jack ......................... 1986, 87, 88, 89Tzagournis, Mark .............................. 1988, 89, 90Tzagournis, Mike ............................... 1988, 89, 90

-U-Uhrig, Frank Joseph .......................................1966

-V-Van Bourgondien, Skip ......................1971, 72, 73Vaccarelli, Brett .......................... 1992, 93, 94, 95Ventiquattro, Mario ...................2007, 08, 09, 10Vitt, Lance ...................................2002, 03, 04, 05Viera, Mike .......................................................2016Vogel, Kevin ....................................................... 1991

-W-Wade, Tom ................................... 1992, 93, 94, 95Wagner, Robert K. ............................................1959Wahland, Skylar ...............................................2019Walker, Todd ........................................ 1976, 77, 79Wall, William L. .................................................. 1953Wallace, Richard .................................1977, 79, 80Wallace, Brendan ................................ 2017, 18, 19Wallower, William ............................... 1966, 67, 68Walquist, Lincoln ............................................... 1981

Walsh, George ..................................................2019Walters, David ..................................................1982Walters, Roger Edward ..................................1969Ward, Brian ...........................................2014, 15, 16Ward, Daryl ........................................................ 1977Weatherley, Devin ...........................................2001Webster, Raif ............................... 1992, 93, 94, 95Weeks, Bill .................................... 1987, 88, 89, 90Weinstein, Todd ........................................1993, 94Wertz, Dan ............................................2010, 12, 13Wess, Lawrence A. .............................. 1958, 1960Wherry, Tom ...............................................1982, 83White, Todd .......................................................1982White, Scott .......................................................2019Whiteley, Matt .................................................... 1991Whiteman, Richard ............................ 1966, 67, 68Wilford, Mark.............................................. 1987, 88Wilkes, Trey .....................................2010, 11, 12, 13Williams, Brian ............................. 1990, 91, 92, 93Williams, Chris ................................................. 1983Williams, Jerry Lynn .................................1964, 65Williams, Kent R. ........................................1960, 61Williams, Nick ...........................................2003, 04Williams, Robert L. ...........................................1956Willison, Rob .....................................................1998Wilson, Barry ................................1997, 98, 99, 00Windle, Jim ................................................. 1975, 76Windesheim, Rob .....................................1989, 90Winegarner, Richard ......................... 1960, 61, 62Winkoff , Allen ..................................................2014Wiseman, Johnny ............................................2019Withers, Jake .......................................2014, 15, 16Wittenberg, Josh ......................2003, 04, 05, 06Wolf, Warren Reed .............................1968, 69, 70Wolff , Ben ..................................2003, 04, 05, 06Wolford, Dan ........................................1975, 76, 77Wolford, William ........................... 1976, 77, 78, 79Wood, Charles R. ................................ 1970, 71, 72Wood, Mike .......................................................1986Woodson, Bryce ......................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Wooten, Richard L. ............................1953, 54, 55Work, Michael Jay .................................... 1967, 68Wright, Benjamin ...............................1963, 64, 65

-Y-Yeagle, Rudolph ................................. 1956, 57, 58Yearsley, Raymond ............................1963, 64, 65Yontz, Brian ................................2003, 04, 05, 06Young, Dave ................................. 1975, 76, 78, 79Young, Steven ..............................1980, 81, 82, 83

-Z-Zahler, Tim ......................................................... 1979Zecchini, Daniel .......................... 1989, 90, 91, 92Zeisler, Kenneth A. ..........................................1958Zimmerman, David ...................................1992, 93Zytkowski, Greg ................................. 1997, 98, 99

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2016 marked the eighth edition of the Showdown in The Shoe, the annual Ohio State men’s la-crosse game played prior to the Buckeye football team’s spring game. Record setting crowds have fi led into Ohio Stadium to cheer on the Scarlet and Gray, with the 2010 (31,078), 2009 (30,192) and 2008 (29,601) editions of the game marking the Top 3 attendance records for a regular-season game in NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse history. The Showdown in The Shoe was not held in 2017 because of the Big Ten schedule, but is back in 2018 when the Buckeyes face Michigan on April 14. The fi rst Showdown in The Shoe game was April 19, 2008, as Ohio State set NCAA regular-season and on-campus attendance records when 29,601 fans watched the Buckeyes down Denver prior to the football team’s spring game in Ohio Stadium. By the end of the lacrosse game, more than 50,000 fans were in The Shoe as the Buckeyes closed out a 20-13 victory over the Pioneers in a Great Western Lacrosse League contest. The following year, the Buckeyes broke their own record when 30,192 were on hand when attendance was taken during the contest between the Buckeyes and Notre Dame April 25, 2009. The football spring game went on to set a national attendance record of 95,722, with many of those fans in the seats before the lacrosse game ended. The 2010 edition again broke the national records, as 31,078 watched the Buckeyes down Air Force, 10-6, in an ECAC Lacrosse League game. The contest was televised on BTN, marking the fi rst men’s lacrosse game broadcast live on the network. The 2011 and ‘12 editions of the game, with Ohio State hosting Fairfi eld and Air Force in a league game, respectively, also were televised by BTN. The Showdown in the Shoe was not held in 2013 because of construction in Ohio Stadium, but returned for 2014 and was the fi rst matchup between Ohio State and Michigan as Division I foes in Columbus. The Buckeyes downed UM, 15-6, in the game televised on BTN. The 2015 game was the fi rst as a Big Ten Conference contest, with Maryland prevailing over the Buckeyes in overtime, 10-9, in front of a crowd of 21,604, with about 40,000 fans in the stands by the end of OT and foot-ball breaking its own attendance record with 99,391 fans to watch the 2014 national champions. In 2016, the Buckeyes topped the Wolverines, 10-7, with an announced attendance of 24,571 that grew to 55,000+ by the end of the game. The football game followed and set the national spring attendance mark of 100,189.

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2019 SEASON IN REVIEW• The 2019 Buckeye lacrosse team fi nished 8-4 overall and secured its third straight winning season. Along the way, Ohio State had a host of individual accomplishments and registered several “fi rsts” in program history.• Among Ohio State’s fi ve wins away from home in 2019 were the program’s fi rst-ever victories at Massachusetts, Hofstra and Johns Hopkins. The victory over UMass was highlighted by a four-goal performance from Tre Leclaire and a defensive eff ort that limited the Minutemen to just one second-half goal. Against Hofstra, Jack Myers had three goals and three assists and the Buck-eyes scored 10 unanswered goals to open up a 14-4 second-half lead. Finally, the Buckeyes’ win over Johns Hopkins came after trailing 8-2 in the second quarter and was clinched on Jackson Reid’s goal with just 47 seconds left in regulation.• With its 11-10 overtime win at Notre Dame, the Buckeyes not only defeated the Irish for the fi rst time since 2004, it also completed a perfect 7-0 non-conference record – also a fi rst in program history. Ohio State’s win over Notre Dame was also signifi cant because it was the 100th in the career of head coach Nick Myers, who is the fi rst coach in program history to reach the 100-career wins mark.• Five Buckeyes – Ryan Terefenko, Jack Jasinski, Tre Leclaire, Justin Inacio and Matt Borges – wre named USILA All-Americans. Ohio State’s fi ve All-American selections were the second most in a single season.• Matt Borges and Jack Jasinski were selected for the 78th USILA North-South Senior All-Star Game. They will be the 30th and 31st Ohio State repre-sentatives in program history• Three members of the Ohio State men’s lacrosse team garnered Big Ten all-conference honors on Tuesday and sophomore Justin Inacio took home co-Specialist of the Year honors. It was the second major award for Inacio in as many years – last year, he was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year.• Junior Ryan Terefenko was selected to the All-Big Ten fi rst team while Inacio and Tre Leclaire earned spots on the second team. Senior captain Logan Mac-cani was Ohio State’s Sportsmanship honoree.• In April, 36 lacrosse players were among the over 600 student-athletes hon-ored at the annual Scholar-Athlete Dinner. The Buckeyes tied their program record for number of scholar-athletes, which represents 85 percent of its total roster.• Tre Leclaire became the 12th player in program history to score 100 career goals. He’ll enter his senior season in 2020 fi fth on the Buckeyes’ all-time goal-scoring list.• Ohio State fi nished in the top 10 for face-off win percentage in the regular season for the third time in the last fi ve years. Inacio led the Big Ten – and was No. 9 nationally – winning over 63 percent of the draws that he took.


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RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 8-4 3-2 4-2 1-0CONFERENCE 1-4 0-2 1-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-0 3-0 3-0 1-0

Date Opponent W/L Score AttendFeb 02, 2019 CLEVELAND STATE W 12-9 916Feb 09, 2019 BOSTON UNIV. W 17-10 785Feb 16, 2019 at Massachusetts W 11-7 757Feb 23, 2019 BUCKNELL W 16-13 1246!Mar 02, 2019 vs Marquette W 13-9 561Mar 09, 2019 at Hofstra W 14-8 614Mar 23, 2019 at Notre Dame W OT 11-10 1211*Mar 31, 2019 RUTGERS L 6-14 2016*Apr 07, 2019 at Penn State L 8-13 2301*Apr 14, 2019 at Johns Hopkins W 14-13 2197*Apr 20, 2019 MARYLAND L OT 9-10 3324*Apr 26, 2019 at Michigan L 10-13 2200

! at Gerald J. Ford Stadium (Dallas, Texas)* Big Ten Conference game

TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPPSHOT STATISTICSGoals-Shot attempts ......................................141-462 ..................129-445Goals scored per game ...................................11.75 ....................... 10.75Shot pct. ................................................................305 .........................290Shots on goal-Attempts ...............................278-462 ................258-445SOG pct.................................................................602 .........................580Shots/Game ........................................................38.5 .........................37.1Assists .................................................................... 71 ............................68MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIESGoals-Opportunities ........................................10-39 ...................... 17-46Conversion Percent ...........................................256 ........................ .370GOAL BREAKDOWNTotal Goals............................................................ 141 ..........................129Man-up ...................................................................10 ............................ 17Man-down ..............................................................0 ..............................0Unassisted.............................................................70 ............................ 61Overtime ................................................................. 1 .............................. 1Goals scored average ......................................11.73 ........................10.73GROUND BALLS ..........................................390 ......................289TURNOVERS ................................................ 182 ....................... 144CAUSED TURNOVERS .................................59 ........................88FACEOFFS (W-L) ...................................... 190-307................117-307Faceoff W-L Pct. ................................................. .619 ........................ .381CLEARS ..................................................... 190-213 ............... 211-239Clear Pct. ..............................................................892 ........................ .883PENALTIESNumber ................................................................. 52 ............................46Minutes................................................................41:00 ......................36:30SHOT CLOCK VIOLATIONS ......................... 18 ......................... 13ATTENDANCETotal......................................................................8287 ......................9280Dates/Avg Per Date ........................................5/1657 ....................6/1547Neutral Site #/Avg ............................................ 1/561


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2019 SEASON IN REVIEW## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pct Pen Min44 Leclaire, Tre .................. 11 11 34 3 37 90 .378 58 .644 2 0 15 14 4 0-0 .000 1 1.0 29 Reid, Jackson ............... 12 12 29 8 37 84 .345 48 .571 4 0 21 13 1 0-0 .000 1 0.5 2 Myers, Jack ................... 11 11 17 20 37 47 .362 30 .638 0 0 11 16 2 0-0 .000 3 2.0 5 Jasinski, Jack ............... 12 12 21 11 32 63 .333 39 .619 1 0 14 21 0 0-0 .000 4 3.0 4 Smith, Colby ................. 12 2 11 7 18 37 .297 22 .595 2 0 7 6 1 0-0 .000 1 0.5 7 Buckley, Lukas ............. 12 12 5 8 13 26 .192 13 .500 0 0 5 11 1 0-0 .000 3 2.0 34 Terefenko, Ryan ........... 12 12 4 4 8 17 .235 13 .765 1 0 36 8 2 0-0 .000 4 3.0 22 Wiseman, Johnny ........ 9 0 6 1 7 22 .273 15 .682 0 0 6 5 2 0-0 .000 0 0.0 16 Musci, Nick .................... 9 0 5 1 6 14 .357 10 .714 0 0 0 4 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 3 Bugliosi, JT.................... 9 0 2 2 4 14 .143 6 .429 0 0 4 4 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 9 Hughes, Griffi n ............. 10 0 3 0 3 7 .429 4 .571 0 0 1 2 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 30 Inacio, Justin ................. 12 0 2 1 3 14 .143 7 .500 0 0 120 12 1 181-284 .637 1 1.0 18 Barker, Colby ................ 11 0 2 0 2 8 .250 6 .750 0 0 8 2 2 0-0 .000 3 2.5 35 Maccani, Logan ............ 12 0 0 2 2 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 12 8 1 0-0 .000 1 1.0 11 Henrick, Jeff ................. 12 12 0 1 1 4 .000 3 .750 0 0 17 7 7 0-0 .000 5 5.0 20 DeBerry, Omari ............ 11 0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 10 3 1 0-0 .000 0 0.0 39 Salisbury, Joey ............. 12 8 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 13 0 5 0-0 .000 2 1.5 50 Riss, Evan ...................... 12 0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 18 1 4 0-1 .000 3 2.0 32 Borges, Matt ................. 12 12 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0 35 3 16 0-0 .000 9 8.0 42 Mahoney, Caleb ........... 11 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 0 2 0-0 .000 1 0.5 24 Sowder, Cullen ............. 4 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 .000 1 0.5 21 Wallace, Brendan ........ 4 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 19 Barker, Brandon ........... 10 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 5 2 2 0-0 .000 4 4.0 8 Kirson, Josh .................. 12 11 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 20 4 2 0-0 .000 0 0.0 48 Manning, Jed ................ 5 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 0-0 .000 1 0.5 43 Walsh, George ............. 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 40 Dunavant, Buchanan .. 3 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 1 1.0 37 Bunce, Chase ............... 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 33 Hendricks, TJ ................ 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 28 Fisher, Dayton .............. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 25 Kistler, Carter ................ 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 .000 0 0.0 23 Feliziani, Christian ....... 7 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 9-21 .429 1 0.5 17 Ludd, Zach .................... 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 15 Lang, Brian .................... 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 14 Fisher, Brandon ............ 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 2 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 13 Clibanoff , Mike ............. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 12 Clibanoff , Matt .............. 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 10 Smith, Jackson ............. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 6 White, Scott .................. 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 1 Wahlund, Skylar ........... 3 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 1 0 0-0 .000 0 0.0 Total............... ..............12 - 141 71 212 462 .305 278 .602 10 0 390 182 59 190-307 .619 52 41.0 Opponents........... .......12 - 129 68 197 445 .290 258 .580 17 0 289 144 88 117-307 .381 46 36.5

GOAL AVERAGE SAVES RECORD ## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Shots Faced8 Kirson, Josh .............12 11 676:26 119 10.56 120 .502 7-4-0 4021 Wahlund, Skylar ......3 1 43:07 10 13.92 9 .474 1-0-0 4013 Clibanoff , Mike ........1 0 1:50 0 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0 3 Total............... .........12 - 721:23 129 10.73 129 .500 8-4-0 445 Opponents........... ..12 - 721:23 141 11.73 137 .493 4-8-0 462

GOALS BY PERIOD ........... 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalOhio State .............................. 31 32 46 31 1 141Opponents .............................30 36 26 36 1 129

SHOTS BY PERIOD ........... 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalOhio State ..............................117 101 139 104 1 462Opponents ............................102 117 103 121 2 445

SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD ...... 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalOhio State ......................................67 62 88 60 1 278Opponents .................................... 64 67 60 65 2 258

SAVES BY PERIOD .................. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalOhio State ......................................34 31 34 29 1 129Opponents .................................... 36 30 42 29 0 137


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2019 SEASON IN REVIEWCATAGORY LEADERSPOINTS GP G A Pts Shots44 Leclaire, Tre ............ 11 34 3 37 9029 Reid, Jackson ......... 12 29 8 37 842 Myers, Jack ............ 11 17 20 37 475 Jasinski, Jack ......... 12 21 11 32 634 Smith, Colby ........... 12 11 7 18 377 Buckley, Lukas ....... 12 5 8 13 2634 Terefenko, Ryan .... 12 4 4 8 1722 Wiseman, J. ............9 6 1 7 2216 Musci, Nick .............9 5 1 6 143 Bugliosi, JT .............9 2 2 4 14

GOALS GP G A Pts Shots44 Leclaire, Tre ............ 11 34 3 37 9029 Reid, Jackson ......... 12 29 8 37 845 Jasinski, Jack ......... 12 21 11 32 632 Myers, Jack ............ 11 17 20 37 474 Smith, Colby ........... 12 11 7 18 3722 Wiseman, J. ............9 6 1 7 227 Buckley, Lukas ....... 12 5 8 13 2616 Musci, Nick .............9 5 1 6 1434 Terefenko, Ryan .... 12 4 4 8 179 Hughes, Griffi n....... 10 3 0 3 7

ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots2 Myers, Jack ............ 11 17 20 37 475 Jasinski, Jack ......... 12 21 11 32 6329 Reid, Jackson ......... 12 29 8 37 847 Buckley, Lukas ....... 12 5 8 13 264 Smith, Colby ........... 12 11 7 18 3734 Terefenko, Ryan .... 12 4 4 8 1744 Leclaire, Tre ............ 11 34 3 37 9035 Maccani, Logan ..... 12 0 2 2 13 Bugliosi, JT .............9 2 2 4 1430 Inacio, Justin .......... 12 2 1 3 14

GROUND BALLS GP GB30 Inacio, Justin .......................... 12 12034 Terefenko, Ryan .................... 12 3632 Borges, Matt ........................... 12 3529 Reid, Jackson ......................... 12 218 Kirson, Josh ............................ 12 2050 Riss, Evan ................................ 12 1811 Henrick, Jeff ........................... 12 1744 Leclaire, Tre ............................ 11 155 Jasinski, Jack ......................... 12 1439 Salisbury, Joey ....................... 12 13

MAN-UP GOALS GP No.29 Reid, Jackson ......................... 12 44 Smith, Colby ........................... 12 244 Leclaire, Tre ............................ 11 25 Jasinski, Jack ......................... 12 134 Terefenko, Ryan .................... 12 1

FACE-OFF PCT. GP Won Att Pct.30 Inacio, Justin .......... 12 181 284 .63723 Feliziani, C. .............7 9 21 .429

SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot%44 Leclaire, Tre ............ 11 34 3 90 .37829 Reid, Jackson ......... 12 29 8 84 .3455 Jasinski, Jack ......... 12 21 11 63 .3332 Myers, Jack ............ 11 17 20 47 .3624 Smith, Colby ........... 12 11 7 37 .2977 Buckley, Lukas ....... 12 5 8 26 .19222 Wiseman, Johnny .9 6 1 22 .27334 Terefenko, Ryan .... 12 4 4 17 .23516 Musci, Nick .............9 5 1 14 .35730 Inacio, Justin .......... 12 2 1 14 .143

SHOT PCT GP G A Sh Shot%9 Hughes, Griffi n....... 10 3 0 7 .42944 Leclaire, Tre ............ 11 34 3 90 .3782 Myers, Jack ............ 11 17 20 47 .36216 Musci, Nick .............9 5 1 14 .35729 Reid, Jackson ......... 12 29 8 84 .3455 Jasinski, Jack ......... 12 21 11 63 .3334 Smith, Colby ........... 12 11 7 37 .29722 Wiseman, J. ............9 6 1 22 .27318 Barker, Colby.......... 11 2 0 8 .25034 Terefenko, Ryan .... 12 4 4 17 .235

SHOTS ON GOAL GP G A Sh SOG PCT.44 Leclaire, Tre .......11 34 3 90 58 .64429 Reid, Jackson ....12 29 8 84 48 .5715 Jasinski, Jack ....12 21 11 63 39 .6192 Myers, Jack .......11 17 20 47 30 .6384 Smith, Colby ......12 11 7 37 22 .59522 Wiseman, J. .......9 6 1 22 15 .6827 Buckley, L. ..........12 5 8 26 13 .50034 Terefenko, R. .....12 4 4 17 13 .76516 Musci, Nick ........9 5 1 14 10 .71430 Inacio, Justin .....12 2 1 14 7 .500

SH. ON GOAL% GP G A Sh SOG PCT.8 Kirson, Josh ...... 12 0 0 1 1 1.00021 Wallace, B. ........ 4 0 0 1 1 1.00034 Terefenko, R. .... 12 4 4 17 13 .76518 Barker, Colby.... 11 2 0 8 6 .75011 Henrick, Jeff ..... 12 0 1 4 3 .75016 Musci, Nick ....... 9 5 1 14 10 .71422 Wiseman, J. ...... 9 6 1 22 15 .68244 Leclaire, Tre ...... 11 34 3 90 58 .6442 Myers, Jack ...... 11 17 20 47 30 .6385 Jasinski, Jack ... 12 21 11 63 39 .619

CAUSED TURNOVERS GP CT32 Borges, Matt ................... 12 1611 Henrick, Jeff ................... 12 739 Salisbury, Joey ............... 12 544 Leclaire, Tre .................... 11 450 Riss, Evan ........................ 12 422 Wiseman, Johnny ......... 9 22 Myers, Jack .................... 11 2

42 Mahoney, Caleb ............ 11 219 Barker, Brandon ............ 10 218 Barker, Colby.................. 11 23 Bugliosi, JT ..................... 15 345 Barger, Brendan ............ 15 314 Leclaire, Tre .................... 15 3

PENALTIES GP No.32 Borges, Matt ................... 12 911 Henrick, Jeff ................... 12 519 Barker, Brandon ............ 10 434 Terefenko, Ryan ............ 12 45 Jasinski, Jack ................. 12 418 Barker, Colby.................. 11 32 Myers, Jack .................... 11 350 Riss, Evan ........................ 12 37 Buckley, Lukas ............... 12 3TM TEAM................................ 10 2

PENALTY MINUTES GP PMIN32 Borges, Matt ................... 12 8.011 Henrick, Jeff ................... 12 5.019 Barker, Brandon ............ 10 4.05 Jasinski, Jack ................. 12 3.034 Terefenko, Ryan ............ 12 3.018 Barker, Colby.................. 11 2.52 Myers, Jack .................... 11 2.07 Buckley, Lukas ............... 12 2.050 Riss, Evan ........................ 12 2.039 Salisbury, Joey ............... 12 1.5


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19 • BRANDON BARKER Senior • Midfi eld • 6-1 • 208Pittsford, N.Y. // Pittsford Mendon OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2016 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2017 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 5 2 2 0-0 .000 4-4.0 TOTAL 14-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 6 2 3 0-0 .000 4-4.0

BARKER’S CAREER HIGHSShots: 1, Maryland, Apr 20, 2019; Hofstra, Feb 17, 2018 Ground balls: 1, 6 timesDraw controls: 1 [t-4th], at Penn State, Apr 07, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019; Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019; Detroit, Feb 13, 2016

18 • COLBY BARKERJunior • Midfi eld • 6-1 • 201Pittsford, N.Y. // Pittsford Mendon

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2018 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 11-0 2 0 2 8 .250 6 .750 0 0 8 2 2 0-0 .000 3-2.5 TOTAL 13-0 2 0 2 9 .222 7 .778 0 0 8 3 2 0-0 .000 3-2.5

BARKER’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019 Goals: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019 Shots: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019; at Massachusetts, Feb 16, 2019 Ground balls: 3, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019; Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019

7 • LUKAS BUCKLEYSenior • Midfi eld • 6-1 • 192Walpole, Mass. // Xaverian Brothers OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 21-8 15 6 21 43 .349 25 .581 1 0 15 15 2 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2018 15-8 7 5 12 25 .280 16 .640 0 0 3 7 0 0-0 .000 1-0.5 2019 12-12 5 8 13 26 .192 13 .500 0 0 5 11 1 0-0 .000 3-2.0 TOTAL 48-28 27 19 46 94 .287 54 .574 1 0 23 33 3 0-0 .000 4-2.5

BUCKLEY’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 4, Detroit Mercy, Feb 11, 2017 Goals: 3, Detroit Mercy, Feb 11, 2017 Assists: 2, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019; at Jacksonville, Feb 25, 2018; at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019 Shots: 6, Detroit Mercy, Feb 11, 2017 Ground balls: 2, 4 timesMan-up goals: 1, Cleveland State, Mar 11, 2017 Caused turnovers: 1, Maryland, Apr 20, 2019 ; Jacksonville, Feb 25, 2017 ; at Marquette, Mar 03, 2017

3 • JT BUGLIOSIJunior • Midfi eld • 5-8 • 163Forest Hills, Md. // Calvert Hall

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2018 15-6 8 4 12 40 .200 28 .700 2 0 16 13 3 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 9-0 2 2 4 14 .143 6 .429 0 0 4 4 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 24-6 10 6 16 54 .185 34 .630 2 0 20 17 3 0-0 .000 0-0.0

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BUGLIOSI’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 2, 4 timesGoals: 2, at Denver, 03/17/18; at Denver, Mar 17, 2018; Notre Dame, Mar 25, 2018 Assists: 1, 6 timesShots: 5, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018; Notre Dame, Mar 25, 2018 Ground balls: 4, at Denver, Mar 17, 2018 Man-up goals: 1, Rutgers, Apr 28, 2018 ; Notre Dame, Mar 25, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, at Cleveland State, Feb 03, 2018; Boston University, Feb 10, 2018; Notre Dame, Mar 25, 2018

13 • MICHAEL CLIBANOFFSophomore • Goalie • 5-11 • 168Ambler, Pa. // La Salle College

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2019 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0

GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SavePct W-L-T Sho2019 1-0 1:50 0 0.00 0 0.000 0-0-0 0TOTAL 1-0 1:50 0 0.00 0 0.000 0-0-0 0

CLIBANOFF’S CAREER HIGHSGround balls: 1, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019

20 • OMARI DEBERRYJunior • Midfi eld • 6-2 • 170Woodstock, Md. // Calvert Hall

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2018 5-0 1 1 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0 1 3 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 11-0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 10 3 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 16-0 1 2 3 5 .200 3 .600 0 0 11 6 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0

DEBERRY’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 2, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018 Goals: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018 Assists: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019 Shots: 2, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Ground balls: 3, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019; at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019

23 • CHRISTIAN FELIZIANI Senior • Midfi eld • 5-8 • 171Boothwyn, Pa. // Episcopal Academy

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 10-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 9 0 0 26-54 .481 1-0.5 2018 12-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 19 2 0 55-99 .556 1-3.0 2019 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 9-21 .429 1-0.5 TOTAL 29-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 30 2 0 90-174 .517 3-4.0

FELIZIANI’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 1, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018 Goals: 1, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018 Shots: 1, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018 Ground balls: 5, vs Bellarmine, Mar 05, 2017; Boston University, Feb 10, 2018; Towson, Mar 10, 2018 Draw controls: 1, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Faceoff s won: 11, vs Detroit Mercy, Mar 04, 2018 ; Towson, Mar 10, 2018


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14 • BRANDON FISHERSophomore • Midfi eld • 6-3 • 173Lorton, Va. // Paul VI OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2019 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 2 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 2 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0

FISHER’S CAREER HIGHSGround balls: 1, at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019

11 • JEFF HENRICKSenior • Defense • 5-11 • 185Orangeville, Ontario // The Hill Academy OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 21-0 2 0 2 7 .286 6 .857 0 0 22 7 11 0-0 .000 6-4.0 2018 15-0 2 1 3 5 .400 4 .800 0 0 23 5 5 0-0 .000 8-6.0 2019 12-12 0 1 1 4 .000 3 .750 0 0 17 7 7 0-0 .000 5-5.0 TOTAL 48-12 4 2 6 16 .250 13 .812 0 0 62 19 23 0-0 .000 19-15.0

HENRICK’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 1, 6 timesGoals: 1, 4 timesAssists: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018; at Massachusetts, Feb 16, 2019 Shots: 2, vs Johns Hopkins, May 3, 2018 Ground balls: 5, Jacksonville, Feb 25, 2017 Caused turnovers: 2, 6 times

9 • GRIFFIN HUGHESJunior • Midfi eld • 5-7 • 170Powell, Ohio // Olentangy Liberty


HUGHES’ CAREER HIGHSPoints: 1, Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019; Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019 Goals: 1, Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019; Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019 Shots: 2, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019 Ground balls: 1, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019

30 • JUSTIN INACIOJunior • Midfi eld • 5-10 • 183Oakville, Ontario // The Hill Academy


INACIO’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 1, 4 timesGoals: 1, vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019 ; at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019 Assists: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018 ; Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019 Shots: 2, 7 timesGround balls: 19, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018 ; Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Faceoff s won: 23, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019


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8 • JOSH KIRSONRs.-Junior • Goalie • 6-2 • 211Newton, Mass. // The Rivers School and The Hill Academy

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2018 8-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 16 1 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 12-11 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 20 4 2 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 20-18 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 36 5 2 0-0 .000 0-0.0

GOALIE GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SavePct W-L-T Sho2018 8-7 443:14 65 8.80 61 0.484 3-4-0 02019 12-11 676:26 119 10.56 120 0.502 7-4-0 0TOTAL 20-18 1119:40 184 9.86 181 0.496 10-8-0 0

KIRSON’S CAREER HIGHSShots: 1, at Penn State, Apr 07, 2019 Saves: 17, at Massachusetts, Feb 16, 2019 Ground balls: 5, Notre Dame, Mar 25, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, at Penn State, Apr 07, 2019; at Massachusetts, Feb 16, 2019

44 • TRE LECLAIRESenior • Attack • 6-2 • 205Surrey, British Columbia // Elgin Park Secondary OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 21-16 49 16 65 126 .389 77 .611 7 0 23 24 4 0-0 .000 4-2.0 2018 15-14 26 11 37 96 .271 56 .583 3 0 25 13 3 0-0 .000 4-4.0 2019 11-11 34 3 37 90 .378 58 .644 2 0 15 14 4 0-0 .000 1-1.0 TOTAL 47-41 109 30 139 312 .349 191 .612 12 0 63 51 11 0-0 .000 9-7.0

LECLAIRE’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 8, at Michigan, Apr 15, 2017 Goals: 6, Johns Hopkins, May 04, 2017 Assists: 5, at Michigan, Apr 15, 2017 Shots: 13, Johns Hopkins, May 04, 2017 Ground balls: 4, vs Johns Hopkins, May 3, 2018; vs Bellarmine, Mar 05, 2017 Man-up goals: 1, 12 timesCaused turnovers: 2, Towson, Mar 10, 2018; vs Bellarmine, Mar 05, 2017

42 • CALEB MAHONEYSenior • Defense • 6-0 • 189Holliston, Mass. // The Rivers School OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 1-0.5 2018 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 11-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 0 2 0-0 .000 1-0.5 TOTAL 18-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 0 2 0-0 .000 2-1.0

MAHONEY’S CAREER HIGHSShots: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Ground balls: 1, at Penn State, Apr 07, 2019; at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019

48 • JED MANNINGJunior • Defense • 6-5 • 212Cockeysville, Md. // The Hill Academy



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MANNING’S CAREER HIGHSGround balls: 1, Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019; vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019

16 • NICK MUSCISenior • Midfi eld • 5-8 • 173Westerville, Ohio // St. Francis DeSales OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 8-0 3 0 3 4 .750 3 .750 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 1-1.0 2018 3-0 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 9-0 5 1 6 14 .357 10 .714 0 0 0 4 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 TOTAL 20-0 8 1 9 22 .364 13 .591 0 0 2 4 0 0-0 .000 1-1.0

MUSCI’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019 Goals: 1, 8 timesAssists: 1, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019 Shots: 3, Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019 Ground balls: 1, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018 ; Hofstra, Feb 17, 2018

2 • JACK MYERSSophomore • Attack • 6-4 • 200Bethesda, Md. // Gonzaga College


MYERS’ CAREER HIGHSPoints: 8, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Goals: 7, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Assists: 3, 4 timesShots: 8, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Ground balls: 2, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019; at Notre Dame, Mar 23, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019

29 • JACKSON REIDJunior • Attack • 5-10 • 158Guelph, Ontario // Culver Academy


REID’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 6, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Goals: 5, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019; vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019 Assists: 2, at Penn State, Apr 07, 2019; Michigan, Apr 13, 2018 Shots: 12, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Ground balls: 4, at Cleveland State, Feb 03, 2018; Boston University, Feb 09, 2019; at Jacksonville, Feb 25, 2018 Man-up goals: 2, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Caused turnovers: 2, Boston University, Feb 10, 2018

50 • EVAN RISSJunior • Midfi eld • 6-0 • 185Columbia, Md. // Oakland Mills



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RISS’ CAREER HIGHSShots: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; Maryland, Apr 20, 2019; Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019 Ground balls: 4, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Caused turnovers: 1, 4 times 39 • JOEY SALISBURYSenior • Defense • 6-0 • 188Damascus, Md. // Damascus OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 .000 1-1.0 2018 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 2019 12-8 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 13 0 5 0-0 .000 2-1.5 TOTAL 20-8 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 13 0 6 0-0 .000 3-2.5

SALISBURY’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Assists: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Shots: 1, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Ground balls: 4, Maryland, Apr 20, 2019 Caused turnovers: 2, Rutgers, Mar 31, 2019

4 • COLBY SMITHJunior • Attack • 6-2 • 200Lancaster, Pa. // Hempfi eld


SMITH’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 5, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Goals: 3, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019 Assists: 2, Bucknell, Feb 23, 2019; at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019 Shots: 6, at Michigan, Apr 26, 2019 Ground balls: 3, Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019 Man-up goals: 1, 4 timesCaused turnovers: 1, Cleveland State, Feb 02, 2019

34 • RYAN TEREFENKOSenior • Midfi eld • 6-0 • 187Sinking Spring, Pa. // Wilson OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pct. Pen-Min 2017 18-0 5 6 11 11 .455 7 .636 0 0 28 9 4 0-0 .000 3-1.5 2018 15-2 4 5 9 12 .333 7 .583 0 0 45 11 7 0-0 .000 7-4.5 2019 12-12 4 4 8 17 .235 13 .765 1 0 36 8 2 0-0 .000 4-3.0 TOTAL 45-14 13 15 28 40 .325 27 .675 1 0 109 28 13 0-0 .000 14-9.0

Points: 3, Denver, Mar 19, 2017 Goals: 2, at Jacksonville, Feb 25, 2018; vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019 Assists: 2, Denver, Mar 19, 2017; Rutgers, Apr 28, 2018; at Hofstra, Mar 09, 2019 Shots: 4, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 07, 2018 Ground balls: 8, Rutgers, Apr 28, 2018 Man-up goals: 1, at Massachusetts, Feb 16, 2019 Caused turnovers: 2, vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2018; Penn State, Mar 31, 2018


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1 • SKYLAR WAHLANDSophomore • Goalie • 6-0 • 203Powell, Ohio // Olentangy Liberty


GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SavePct W-L-T Sho2019 3-1 43:07 10 13.92 9 0.474 1-0-0 0TOTAL 3-1 43:07 10 13.92 9 0.474 1-0-0 0

WAHLUND’S CAREER HIGHSSaves: 8, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019 Ground balls: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019

22 • JOHNNY WISEMANSophomore • Midfi eld • 5-10 • 174Powell, Ohio // Olentangy Liberty


WISEMAN’S CAREER HIGHSPoints: 4, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Goals: 3, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Assists: 1, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019 Shots: 5, at Johns Hopkins, Apr 14, 2019; vs Marquette, Mar 02, 2019 Ground balls: 1, 6 timesCaused turnovers: 2, Boston University, Feb 09, 2019

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2020 OHIO STATE MEN’S LACROSSE · 2020. 1. 16. · 2020 OHIO STATE MEN’S LACROSSE 4 No. Name Position Height Weight Class Hometown / Last School/High School 1 Skylar Wahlund Goalie