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Cornell Probable LinesATTACK2 Colton Rupp Fr., 5-10, 180 Washington, D.C. 18-0-18, 9 GB 31 Antony Teixeira Fr., 5-11, 180 Jacksonville, Fla. 4-3-7, 2 GB 45 Charlie Estill So., 6-5, 195 Ithaca, N.Y. 0-4-4, 2 GB

FIRST MIDFIELD3 Clarke Petterson Fr., 5-10, 185Toronto, Ont. 4-2-6, 9 GB 27 John Edmonds Sr., 6-4, 205 E. Setauket, N.Y. 10-7-17, 14 GB47 Ryan Matthews Sr., 6-2, 210Manhasset, N.Y. 10-2-12, 6 GB SECOND MIDFIELD18 Andrew Keith Jr., 6-2, 180Woodbury, N.Y. 3-1-4, 3 GB23 Jordan Dowiak So., 6-0, 195Long Valley, N.J. 3-3-6, 4 GB 24 Kason Tarbell So., 6-1, 175Akwesasne, N.Y. 2-2-4, 5 GB25 Emmy Poccia Sr., 6-4, 220Irondequoit, N.Y. 7-1-8, 2 GB FACE-OFFS12 Domenic Massimilian Jr., 6-1, 205Dallas, Texas 98-of-149 (.658%); 66 GB32 Fleet Wallace (Wing) Fr., 6-3, 200Richmond, Va. 0-0-0, 6 GB37 Scott Flynn (Wing) So., 6-2, 190 Mountain Lakes, N.J. 0-1-1, 9 GB

DEFENSIVE MIDFIELD37 Scott Flynn (LSM) So., 6-2, 190 Mountain Lakes, N.J. 0-1-1, 9 GB, 5 CT3 Clarke Petterson (SSM) Fr., 5-10, 185Toronto, Ont. 4-2-6, 9 GB, 5 CT 16 Jack Bolen (SSM) So., 6-0, 175Bethesda, Md. 4-1-5, 4 GB, 1 CT

CLOSE DEFENSE5 Tony Britton Sr., 5-10, 205Darien, Conn. 0-1-1, 21 GB, 14 CT29 Marshall Peters Jr., 6-2, 185Vienna, Va. 0-0-0, 20 GB, 10 CT33 Chad Otterman Fr., 6-3, 195 Morristown, N.J. 0-0-0, 3 GB, 1 CT34 Jake Pulver So., 6-0, 195Manlius, N.Y. 0-1-1, 5 GB, 4 CT

GOALIE1 Brennan Donville Sr., 6-1, 210 Oakville, Ont. 9.16 GAA, .514 sv.%

CORNELL BIG RED2016 Men’s Lacrosse

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Cornell Men’s Lacrosse StaffRichaRd M. MoRan head coach of LacRosse Matt KeRwicK

Third-year head coach Matt Kerwick (25-15, .625) was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse at Cornell University on June 11, 2014. He served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season and is the 11th head coach in the programs’ 121-year history ... Kerwick begins his 18th season as a head coach (127-116).

associaTe Head coacH ...... Peter Milliman (Empire State College ‘12)assisTanT coacH ......................................... Chris Kivlen (Albany ‘05)VolunTeer assisTanT coacH .......................Connor Buczek (Cornell ‘15)direcTor oF lacrosse operaTions .................. Mark Wittink (Cornell ‘00)aTHleTic Trainer .................................................................. Jim CasesTrengTH coacH............................................................... Erika Travis

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2016 Schedule & ResultsFeb. 20 No. 20 PENN STATE L, 7-8 27 @ vs. Hobart W, 10-8Mar. 5 at No. 15 Albany L, 8-12 12 No. 17 VIRGINIA W, 14-10 15 at Colgate W, 6-5 19 * No. 4 YALE L, 9-15 26 * at Penn L, 6-9Apr. 2 * at Dartmouth W, 19-4 9 * HARVARD 3:00 p.m. 12 No. 10 SYRACUSE 7:00 p.m. 16 at Lehigh 1:00 p.m. 23 * No. 3 BROWN 1:00 p.m. 30 * at Princeton 12:00 p.m.May 5-6 # Ivy League Tournament TBD 14-15 # NCAA First Round TBD 21 ^ NCAA Quarterfinals TBD 22 % NCAA Quarterfinals TBD 28-30 $ NCAA Championship Weekend TBD

Game 9 HaRVaRD CRimson (5-5, 1-1 iVY) Vs. CoRneLL BiG ReD (4-4, 1-2 iVY)Saturday, april 9, 2016 • 3:00 p.m. • ithaca, N.y. • Schoellkopf field

Team RankingsCornell’s USILA Rank: RVCornell’s IL Media Rank: NRHarvard’s USILA Rank: RVHarvard’s IL Media Rank: NR

Series Details Series Record: Cornell leads, 64-25Last Time: Harvard, 10-9; 4/4/15Coach Kerwick vs. Harvard: 0-2Coach Wojcik vs. Cornell: 2-4

Game Coverage Live Stats: www.CornellBigRed.comLive Video: www.IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.comLive Audio: www.WHCUradio.comRadio: WHCU 870 AMTelevision: None

@ Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach, Fla.)* Ivy League game# Campus Sites TBD^ Providence, R.I. % Columbus, Ohio$ Philadelphia, Pa.Home games in BOLD CAPS

Story Lines ... • The Cornell and Harvard men’s lacrosse teams will meet for the 90th time in a rivalry that ranks as the third-longest in the Ivy League and 10th lon-gest in the nation when the teams face-off on Saturday, April 9 at 3 p.m.• Harvard snapped the Big Red’s 16-game winning streak with a 14-9 decision on Scheollkopf Field during the 2014 season and took a 10-9 decision a year ago to win two in a row for the first time since winning five straight from 1994 to 1998.• Cornell got its first Ivy League win of the season with a dominating 19-4 victory over Dartmouth. In the game, 16 different Big Red players register a point, the most since Cornell had 17 players find their way into the box score during a 24-14 decision vs. Canisius on May 2, 1997.• After winning four straight games to open the season, including three consecutive overtime decisions, Harvard has gone 1-5 to even its record at 5-5 overall (1-1 Ivy). Of Harvard’s five losses, three have come by a single goal, including a 13-12 overtime decision at Penn State.

Countdown To Face Off ...

10 With his 15 ground balls vs. Dartmouth, Domenic Mas-similian moved into TENTH place in Cornell history for career ground balls with 219.

9 John Edmonds needs just NINE points to become the 41st player in Cornell history to reach 100 points for his career.

8 There are just EIGHT players on the Big Red’s roster that have registered double-digit career points – Ryan Bray, Jordan Dowiak, John Edmonds, Andrew Keith, Bradlee Lord, Ryan Matthews, Emmy Poccia, Colton Rupp – six of which reached the plateau this season.

7 This season, Cornell has had SEVEN freshmen start at least one contest.

6 The Big Red ranks SIXTH in the nation in face-off percent-age (.650).

5 Anthony Teixeira tallied FIVE points in his first career start to become the third Big Red player this season to earn Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors.

4 Colton Rupp has registered a hat trick in FOUR of the Big Red’s last six games.

3 Cornell ranks THIRD in the country in man-down defense (.810).

2 Domenic Massimilian ranks SECOND in the nation in ground balls per game (9.43).

1 Marshall Peters needs just ONE caused turnover to move into sixth place in Cornell history for caused turnovers in a career (43).

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Media InformationLive StatsCornell will use SIDEARM Live Stats for each of the Big Red’s home games in 2016. For official stats visit: www.sidearmstats.com/cornell/mlax/

Postgame InterviewsCoach Matt Kerwick and selected players will be avail-able after the required 10-minute “cooling-off” period after each game. The Big Red locker room is closed.

Practice Interviews/CoverageAll interviews with Coach Kerwick and players must be requested in advance through the Athletic Com-munications Office by contacting Julie Greco. The coach and players are available for interviews before practices by appointment only, so as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules.

RadioAll of the Big Red’s men’s lacrosse games in 2016 are carried live on WHCU-870 AM in the Ithaca area and on the internet at www.WHCUradio.com. Barry Leonard returns for his 19th season in the play-by-play chair, while Howie Borkan ’81 and Tom LaFalce ‘94 are each back to provide the color commentary for their15th seasons.

Ivy League Digital NetworkYou can watch live or on-demand video in High Defini-tion of Cornell’s home men’s lacrosse games, as well as all road Ivy League contests with a subscription to the Ivy League Digital Network. Cornell also broadcasts home games for football, sprint football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s ice hockey, wrestling and women’s lacrosse. For more information, visit http://www.IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com

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SERIES HISTORY VS. HARVARD: Although official Ivy League play began in 1956, the Cornell/Harvard rivalry dates back nearly as far as both teams’ programs, as the two squads first squared off in the 1895 season. The Big Red won that first meeting, 2-1, and has dominated the series ever since, holding a 64-25 overall record against the Crimson. Harvard snapped the Big Red’s 16-game winning streak with a 14-9 decision on Scheollkopf Field during the 2014 season and took a 10-9 decision a year ago to win two in a row for the first time since winning five straight from 1994 to 1998.

LOOKING AT THE CRIMSON: After winning four straight games to open the season, including three consecutive overtime decisions, Harvard has gone 1-5 to even its record at 5-5 overall (1-1 Ivy). The lone victory in that span came in an 18-8 decision vs. Dartmouth on March 28. Of Harvard’s five losses, three have come by a single goal, including a 13-12 overtime decision at Penn State. The Crimson averages 11.20 goals per game, led by one of the most dynamic scoring threats in the nation, Devin Dwyer. The senior attackman has 50 points on the season with team highs in goals (28) and assists (22). The offense also features a pair of sophomores with 20 points on the season – Morgan Cheek (18-16—34) and Joe Lang (15-8—23). The Crimson have used two players to take the majority of its face offs, with Michel Keegan going 49-of-112 (.438) and James Sullivan winning 32-of-88 (.363). Defen-sively, Bobby Duvnjak leads the nation in caused turnovers per game (2.40) and has proven to be good off the ground with a team-high 33 ground balls. In goal, Robert Shaw has seen the majority of playing time and has saved .535 percent of the shots he has faced and posted a 10.25 goals-against average. A WIN OVER THE CRIMSON WOULD:• be the Big Red’s 65th over Harvard, improving to 65-25 all-time vs. the Crimson.• be the 740th win in program history.• improve Cornell to 253-101-1 all-time in the Ivy League.• snap a two game-skid vs. the Crimson.• improve head coach Matt Kerwick’s career record to 128-116 and give him his first victory over Harvard.• make Cornell 65-63 all-time when unranked in the USILA Coaches’ Poll.• improve Cornell to 246-49 all-time vs. unranked teams. THE HEAD COACH: Matt Kerwick (25-15, .625) was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse at Cornell University on June 11, 2014. Kerwick, who served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season, became the 11th head coach in the programs’ 121-year history ... Kerwick has 17 years of head coach-ing experience (127-116).

2016 ivy League standings

(April 6) Overall IvySchool W - L Pct. W - L Pct.Yale 3 -0 1.000 9 -0 1.000Brown 2 -0 1.000 8 -1 .889Penn 2 -1 .667 5 -4 .556Harvard 1 -1 .500 5 -5 .500Cornell 1 -2 .333 4 -4 .500 Dartmouth 0 -2 .000 1 -8 .111Princeton 0 -3 .000 2 -6 .250

receNt Schedule/reSultS:Saturday, March 26Princeton at Yale .........................Yale, 11-10Cornell at Penn ..............................Penn, 9-6Dartmouth at Harvard ............ Harvard, 18-8

Tuesday, March 29Maryland at Penn .................Maryland, 13-8Brown at Villanova ....................Brown, 19-8Dartmouth at Vermont .......... Vermont, 15-9

Wednesday, March 30Harvard at Albany (N.Y.) ........... Albany, 10-9

Saturday, April 2Penn at Yale ......................... Yale, 11-10 (OT)Princeton at Brown ...................Brown, 19-8Cornell at Dartmouth ............... Cornell, 19-4 Tuesday, April 5Sacred Heart at Yale ......................Yale, 19-3Bryant at Brown .............. Bryant, 11-10 (OT)

Saturday, April 9Brown at Penn............................. 12:00 p.m.Stony Brook at Princeton ............. 12:00 p.m.Yale at Dartmouth ......................... 1:00 p.m.Harvard at Cornell ......................... 3:00 p.m.

Tuesday, April 12Syracuse at Cornell ........................ 7:00 p.m.Lehigh at Princeton ....................... 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, April 16Yale at Brown ................................ 1:00 p.m.Cornell at Lehigh ........................... 1:00 p.m.Harvard at Penn ............................ 3:00 p.m.Dartmouth at Princeton ................ 3:00 p.m.

2016 Harvard ScheduleDate Opponent ...............Time/Results2/20 VILLANOVA ................... W, 13-12 (OT)2/23 HOLY CROSS ................W, 11-10 (2OT)2/27 at Massachusetts ............ W, 10-9 (OT)3/5 vs. No. 4 Duke (at Hofstra) ........W, 14-93/8 at Bryant ..................................L, 9-123/12 at Penn State ................. L, 12-13 (OT)3/19 No. 5 BROWN * ........................L, 8-113/22 BOSTON UNIVERSITY ........................L, 8-9 3/26 DARTMOUTH * .................................W, 18-83/30 at No. 9 Albany ..................................L, 9-10 4/9 at Cornell * ..........................3:00 p.m. 4/16 at Penn * .............................3:00 p.m. 4/23 PRINCETON * ......................12:00 p.m. 4/30 at Yale * ...............................3:30 p.m.

* Ivy League Game

The StaffHead Coach ............................ Chris Wojcik (Harvard ‘96) Record at Harvard/Yrs...................... 44-41/sixth season Overall Record/Yrs..................... 44-41/sixth seasonAssociate Head Coach ..............Ben DeLuca (Cornell ‘98) Assistant Coach ............................ Eric Wolf (Albany ‘07) Assistant Coach ........................Joe Nardella (Rutgers ‘15)

Quick FactsLocation ................................................Cambridge, Mass.Nickname ............................................... Harvard CrimsonColors ...................................................................CrimsonConference .......................................................Ivy League

About HarvardThe Series vs. HarvardFirst meeting ............................................................ 1895Series record...................................... Cornell leads, 64-25Current streak....................................... Harvard, 2 gamesLongest Cornell streak ....................................... 16 gamesLongest Harvard streak ....................................... 5 gamesIn Ithaca ............................................ Cornell leads, 41-11In Cambridge, Mass. ......................... Cornell leads, 22-14At neutral site ....................................... Cornell leads, 1-0In NCAA tournament play........................................... N/AIn Ivy tournament play .......................... Cornell leads, 1-0In overtime ........................................... Cornell leads, 1-0

Last 5 MeetingsYear Winner (Location)......................................Score2011 Cornell (Ithaca, N.Y.) ^ .............................. 15-62012 Cornell (Ithaca, N.Y.) ................................. 14-102013 Cornell (Cambridge, Mass.) ....................... 14-122014 Harvard (Ithaca, N.Y.) ................................. 14-92015 Harvard (Cambridge, Mass.) ....................... 10-9

^ Ivy Tournament game



CAMPUS CONNECTIONS:• Harvard associate head coach Ben DeLuca was a four-year letter winner for the Big Red, graduating from Cornell in 2005. He was an assistant and then associate head coach for the Cornell men’s lacrosse team for 11 seasons, before serving as the program’s head coach from 2011 to 2013. • Crimson sophomore Joe Lang is the younger brother of former Cornell All-American Roy Lang ’12 … His sister Kelly was also a member of the Big Red women’s lacrosse team, graduating in 2013.• Cornell assistant coach Chris Kivlen and Harvard assistant coach Eric Wolf were teammates at the University of Albany for two seasons. Kivlen went on to coach the Great Danes during Wolf’s final two seasons at UAlbany.• Harvard junior Luke Mendola is from Ithaca and played for the Little Red. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK NOTES: • The Big Red has had three freshmen – Clarke Petterson, Colton Rupp, and Anthony Teixeira – named Ivy League Rookie of the Week so far this season.• This season marks the first in the 25-year history of the award that Cornell has had three separate freshmen named Rookie of the Week in the same season. • This marks the first time Cornell has had two separate players named Rookie of the Week since Jason Noble and AJ Fiore during the 2010 season. • Following his outstanding play in a 10-8 victory over Hobart, short stick defensive midfielder Clarke Petterson took home the honor on March 1. He was the first Big Red to be named Rookie of the Week since Christian Knight on April 28, 2014. Petterson was also the first member of the defensive unit, other than a goalie, to win an Ivy award for the Big Red since Jason Noble was named Player of the Week on March 4, 2013. • Colton Rupp was named Rookie of the Week on March 14 after helping the Big Red upset No. 17 Virginia. For the sec-ond game in a row, Rupp put five shots on goal and scored four times.• Anthony Teixeira was named Rookie of the Week on April 4 after earning his first career start and registering three goals and two assists vs. Dartmouth, all of which came during a 10-0 run that blew open a 2-2 game en route to a 19-4 victory.

MAKING A POINT: The Big Red had 16 different players reg-ister a point in a 19-4 victory over Dartmouth on April 2. The last time Cornell had that many different players regis-ter at least one point came in a 24-14 decision vs. Canisius on May 2, 1997. In total, 17 Big Red found their way into the box score that day.

FRESHMAN FOUR: Cornell has started at least four fresh-men in each of its last six games. Dating back to the 2003 season, when the games started statistic began to be kept regularly, the Big Red has started four freshmen five times in a season just once – the final five games of the 2010 campaign. In that stretch, Cornell started Mike Bronzino (defense), Jason Noble (defense), AJ Fiore (goalie) and a combination that featured either Ross Gillum (midfield) or Steve Mock (attack).

Cornell’s Record Under Kerwick ...

Current Streak .........................................................................................Won 1Current Home Streak ................................................................................Lost 1 Current Road Streak ..........................................................................Won 1 Current Neutral Site Streak ...............................................................Won 1 Last win ................................................................19-4 at Dartmouth (4/2/16) Last road win ..................................................19-4 at Dartmouth (4/2/16) Last neutral site win .......................................... 10-8 vs. Hobart (2/27/16)Last loss ..................................................................... 6-9 at Penn (3/26/2016) Last road loss ....................................................... 6-9 at Penn (3/26/2016) Last neutral site loss .................................... 7-11 vs. Princeton (5/1/2015)Last overtime game ...........................................10-9 (3OT) vs. Penn (3/21/15) Last overtime win ........................................10-9 (3OT) vs. Penn (3/21/15)

Cornell......................................................2016 ..........Total .......... StreakAt home ......................................................1-2 ..............12-5 .....................L1On the road .................................................2-2 ................8-7 ................... W1At neutral sites ............................................1-0 ................5-3 ................... W1On turf ....................................................14-10 ............25-15 ................... W1On grass ......................................................0-0 ................0-0 .....................L1In overtime .................................................0-0 ................3-1 ................... W2Scoring first .................................................2-2 ............13-11 ................... W1Ahead after one quarter ..............................1-0 ..............16-4 ................... W9Behind after one quarter .............................2-3 ..............5-10 .....................L2Tied after one quarter .................................1-1 ................4-1 ................... W1Ahead after two quarters ............................4-1 ..............24-3 ................... W4Behind after two quarters ...........................0-3 ..............1-11 .....................L9Tied after two quarters................................0-0 ................0-1 .....................L2Ahead after three quarters ..........................2-0 ..............22-2 ................. W12Behind after three quarters .........................1-4 ..............2-13 .....................L2Tied after three quarters .............................1-0 ................1-0 ................... W1Outshooting opponent ................................3-3 ..............21-8 ................... W1Opponents take more shots ........................1-1 ................4-7 .....................L1Shots are equal ...........................................0-0 ................0-0 ................... W4Having more ground balls ...........................4-2 ..............24-7 ................... W3Opponents have more ground balls.............0-2 ................0-7 .....................L8Ground balls are equal ................................0-0 ................1-1 .....................L1Winning more faceoffs ................................4-4 ............19-10 ................... W1Opponent wins more faceoffs .....................0-0 ................5-5 ................... W2Faceoffs are even .........................................0-0 ................1-0 ................... W2Making less than 10 saves ...........................2-4 ..............15-7 ................... W1Making 10+ saves .......................................2-0 ..............10-8 ................... W2Opponent makes less than 10 saves ............1-2 ................6-5 .....................L1 Opponent makes 10+ saves ........................3-2 ............19-10 ................... W1Cornell has more penalties ..........................1-3 ............12-11 .....................L2Opponent has more penalties .....................2-1 ................7-4 ................... W2Penalties are even .......................................1-0 ................6-0 ................... W6Scoring an extra-man goal ..........................3-2 ............22-11 ................... W1In one-goal games ......................................1-1 ................4-5 ................... W1Games decided by four goals or less ............3-3 ..............10-9 .....................L1Games decided by five goals or more ..........1-1 ..............15-6 ................... W1Scoring less than 10 goals ...........................1-3 ..............2-11 .....................L2Scoring 10-14 goals ....................................2-1 ..............13-4 ................... W1Scoring 15-20 goals ....................................1-0 ..............10-0 ................. W55Scoring 21+ goals .......................................0-0 ................0-0 ................... W7Allowing less than 10 goals .........................3-2 ..............19-3 ................... W1Allowing 10-14 goals ..................................1-1 ................5-8 ................... W1Allowing 15-20 goals ..................................0-1 ................0-4 .....................L8Facing a higher-ranked team ......................1-2 ................4-6 .....................L1Facing a lower-ranked team ........................0-1 ................4-5 .....................L2Facing a team with the same rank ..............0-0 ................0-0 ................... W1Facing an unranked team ............................3-1 ..............17-3 ................... W1Playing a team with a .500+ record ............0-3 ............11-13 .....................L3Playing a team with a .500 record ...............3-1 ................5-1 ................... W2Playing a team with sub .500 record ...........1-0 ................9-1 ................... W3During the week..........................................1-0 ................8-2 ................... W5During the weekend....................................3-4 ............17-13 ................... W1In February ..................................................1-1 ................6-2 ................... W1In March ......................................................2-3 ..............13-4 .....................L2In April ........................................................1-0 ................6-5 ................... W2In May .........................................................0-0 ................0-4 .....................L5vs. the America East ....................................0-1 ................3-2 .....................L2vs. the ACC...................................................1-0 ................2-4 ................... W1vs. the Big 10...............................................0-1 ................0-1 .....................L1vs. the Big East ............................................0-0 ................0-0 .....................L1vs. the CAA ..................................................0-0 ................1-1 ................... W1vs. the ECAC .................................................0-0 ................1-0 ................. W10vs. Independent teams ................................0-0 ................0-0 .....................L3vs. the Ivy League........................................1-2 ..............10-7 ................... W1vs. the MAAC ...............................................0-0 ................2-0 ................. W13vs. Northeast Conference.............................1-0 ................3-0 ................... W3vs. the Patriot League ..................................1-0 ................3-0 ................... W4

Tale of the Tape Cornell HarvardRecord .............................................. 4-4, 1-2 Ivy .......................5-5, 1-1 IvyGoals per game ........................................... 9.88 ................................11.20Goals allowed per game .............................. 8.88 ................................10.30Assists per game ........................................... 5.3 ....................................7.4Shots per game ........................................... 38.5 ..................................33.9Shots allowed per game .............................. 31.9 ..................................37.5Ground balls per game ................................ 29.8 ..................................29.6Ground balls allowed per game................... 24.0 ..................................33.9Faceoffs won .......................... 115-of-177 (.650) .............. 98-of-248 (.387)Penalties ......................................... 22 for 17:00 ......................36 for 27:00Man-up goals ................................ 7 of 20 (.350) ..................12 of 34 (.353)Opponent man-up ........................ 4 of 21 (.190) ..................10 of 36 (.278)Clears ..................................... 128 for 151 (.848) ............ 171 for 198 (.864)Opponent clears ..................... 132 for 163 (.810) ..............152 of 181 (.845)Save percentage .......................................... .517 ...................................542Opponent save percentage .......................... .530 ...................................511 First-quarter goals scored/allowed ........... 14/20 ............................... 26/33Second-quarter goals scored/allowed ....... 28/16 ............................... 30/27Third-quarter goals scored/allowed .......... 13/21 ............................... 18/17Fourth-quarter goals scored/allowed ........ 24/14 ............................... 35/25Overtime goals .............................................. 0/0 ................................... 3/1

Last Meeting haRvaRd 10, no. 8 coRneLL 9April 4, 2015 Soldier Field Cambridge, Mass.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The No. 8 Cornell men’s lacrosse team clawed its way back from a three-goal deficit early in the third quarter to tie Harvard with 40 seconds to play, only to see a turnover on the ensuing face-off lead to an empty net goal to hand the Crimson a 10-9 victory at Soldiers Lacrosse Stadium in Cambridge, Mass. The turnover was the 34th combined miscue of the day as the teams battled wind gusts registering up to 40 miles per hour during the contest. Devin Dwyer registered the game-winner in the unsettled situation after being admirably guarded all day by Jordan Stevens, who had held seventh best scorer in the nation to just one goal up to that point. The goal capped a wild fourth quarter that saw seven combined goals with Cornell overcoming a two-goal deficit to tie the game twice in the final eight minutes. The opening moments of the fourth saw three combined turnovers before Dan Linter came up with a loose ball and found Bradlee Lord on the doorstep to make it a one-goal game. Just 59 seconds later, Ian Ardrey became the first player for either team to register a second goal on the day, putting Harvard back 8-6. A man-up goal by Lintner, on a beautiful behind the back shot, off a pass by Matt Donovan, made it a one-goal game once again and an impressive defensive stand that ended with a caused turnover by Jake Pulver allowed Cornell to tie the game at 8-8 on a goal by John Edmonds with 8:00 to play. The Big Red’s defense continued to impress, killing a1:00 man-up, as Christian Knight posted a pair of saves, but a three-minute Crimson possession ended in a goal by Joe Lang to make it a 9-8 Harvard lead with 3:00 remaining in the contest. Domenic Massimilian won the restart and the Big Red possessed the ball for more than two minutes before Donovan found Lintner on the doorstep again to tie the game one final time at 9-9 with 40 seconds to play. Lintner finished with four points on the strength of a game-high three goals, all of which were assisted on by Donovan, who added a goal. Connor Buczek and John Hogan had one goal and one assist apiece, while Massimilian, Edmonds, and Lord scored once. Defensively, Tim LaBeau finished with three of the Big Red’s eight caused turnovers and goalie Christian Knight posted eight saves. Massimilian won 17-of-23 face-offs and picked up a career-high 14 ground balls. He was Cornell’s only bright spot in what was a sloppy first quarter, as he went a perfect 5-of-5 in the faceoff circle, including winning the opening draw and scoring his first collegiate goal just five seconds into the contest to stake the big red an early 1-0 lead.

SCORING BY QUARTER 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FCornell 1 3 1 4 - 9Harvard 3 3 1 3 - 10 Cornell SCORING: GOALS: Lintner 3; Donovan 1; Buczek 1; Hogan 1; Lord 1; Edmonds 1; Massimilian 1. ASSISTS: Donovan 3; Buczek 1; Hogan 1; Lintner 1.

Harvard SCORING: GOALS: Ardrey 2; Dwyer 2; McDonagh 1; Ryan 1; Lang 1; Cheek 1; Breit 1; Mencke 1. ASSISTS: Ardrey 1; McDonagh 1; Newman 1; Ryan 1; Walker 1. SHOTS - Cornell 39; Harvard 30.SHOTS ON GOAL - Cornell 22; Harvard 18.Penalties - Cornell 2/1:30; Harvard 4/2:30.MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - Cornell 1-4; Harvard 0-2.30-second Goals/Warnings (Violations) - Cornell 0/0 (0); Harvard 0/1 (0).TURNOVERS - Cornell 19; Harvard 17.FACEOFFS - Cornell 17-23; Harvard 6-23.CLEARS - Cornell 9-13; Harvard 17-24.

GOALIES - COR: Knight 7-3 (60:00 minutes, 18 shots-8 saves, 10 GA); HARV: Moore 5-4 (60:00, 22-13, 9).



Matt Kerwick was named the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse at Cornell University in June 2014. Kerwick, who served in the position on an interim basis during the 2014 season, became the 11th head coach in the programs’ 122-year history. In just two seasons at the head of the Big Red program, Kerwick has led Cornell to a combined record of 21-11 (9-3 Ivy), back-to-back Ivy League championships, and two consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament. He has coached 13 All-Ivy selections, more than half earning first-team accolades, nine All-Americans, one Ivy League Player of the Year and one Ivy League Rookie of the

Year. A coach that demands excellence in the classroom as well as on the field, Cornell has had three players named USILA Academic All-Americans, two Academic All-Ivy selections, one CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree, and one Senior CLASS Award winner. Last year, the Big Red finished the season with a 10-6 record overall (4-2 Ivy) and claimed a share of its 29th Ivy League title and made its 27th NCAA tournament appearance. Cornell ranked in the top 10 of the USILA Coaches Poll in 10-of-13 weeks during the season, rising as high as No. 7 on March 16 following a dominating win over Yale. The Big Red earned an eight-seed in the NCAA Tournament, where it fell to Albany in the first round. Following the season, a host of Big Red players earned accolades, including first-team All-American and unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection Connor Buczek. The 2015 Senior CLASS Award winner, Buczek graduated as the top scoring midfielder in Big Red history and became just the seventh midfielder in the history of the Ivy League to record both 40 goals in a single season and 100 goals in a career. An outstanding student, Buczek was named a CoSIDA Academic All-District men’s at-large selection and a USILA Scholar Athlete. Prior to his stint as interim head coach, Kerwick was named an assistant coach for the Big Red for the 2013 season. In his first year, Kerwick helped Cornell to a 14-4 record overall and an undefeated Ivy League championship with a mark of 6-0. His work with the offense helped the Big Red to rank first in the country in scoring margin (5.5), second overall in scoring offense (14.56 gpg) and fourth overall in assists per game (7.72). Kerwick helped attackman Rob Pannell ’13 to become the NCAA Division I all-time career points leader (354) and with 60 goals and 55 assists, respectively, while Steve Mock and Pannell became the first pair of Cornell teammates to register 50 goals and 50 assists in the same season since Mike French (65 goals) and Eamon McEneaney (61 assists)in 1976. Kerwick spent the 2012 season with Georgetown, working as an associate head coach on Dave Urick’s staff. Kerwick played for Urick at Hobart College, where he was a two-time All-American, won four consecutive Division III national championships, and was named the 1989 NCAA Tournament MVP. Prior to his time at Georgetown, Kerwick accumulated 15 years of head coaching experience with stops at Jacksonville, Hobart, Alfred and Randolph-Macon. During his time as head coach at those institutions, he helped his teams earn three NCAA tournament berths (Hobart - 2; Alfred 1), two Upstate Tournament appearances (Alfred) and one conference championship (Hobart). While at Hobart, he was named the 2002 Patriot League Coach of the Year and was also selected as the ECAC Co-Coach of the Year in 2008. As the head coach at Alfred, he was named both the 1996 Super Six Lacrosse League Coach of the Year Award and the1997 “Babe” Kraus Division III Coach of the Year. Kerwick graduated from Hobart in 1990 with a degree in economics. An all-around athlete, he was a four-year letter winner on both the Statesmen hockey and lacrosse teams, serving as captain for both squads as a senior. Following gradu-ation, he played for the MLL’s Baltimore Thunder, earning an All-Star selection in 1992. Kerwick has strong ties to Cornell as both his parents Thomas and the late Patricia Kerwick, as well as his sister Ann, all graduated from Cornell. He resides in Skaneateles and he and his wife Mary have two sons, Thomas and Sean.

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Kerwick’s Record Against ... Air Force 1-0Albany 1-2Army 1-2Bellarmine 0-1Binghamton 4-1Brown 1-1Bucknell 4-4Butler 2-1Canisius 7-0Colgate 6-0Cornell 1-7Dartmouth 3-0Denver 1-2Detroit 1-0Duke 0-3Fairfield 2-2Georgetown 0-8Hartford 3-0Harvard 0-2Hobart 3-0Hofstra 1-2Holy Cross 3-0Lafayette 3-0Lehigh 3-0Loyola 1-5Manhattan 0-1Marist 1-1Maryland 0-2UMass 0-4Mercer 1-0Michigan 1-0Mount St. Mary 1-1Navy 0-2North Carolina 0-1Ohio State 2-1Penn 2-2Penn State 2-6Presbyterian 2-0Princeton 2-1Providence 1-0Robert Morris 1-2Rutgers 2-4Sacred Heart 1-0Saint Josephs (PA) 1-0Siena 0-2St. John’s 3-1Syracuse 1-8Vermont 1-0Virginia 2-1VMI 1-1Yale 2-1

Individual Highlights

Games With ...3+ Goals ...................... 2016 ........... CareerColton Rupp ...............................4........................ 4John Edmonds ............................1...................... 10Ryan Matthews ..........................1........................ 1Anthony Teixeira.........................1........................ 1

3+ Assists ..................... 2016 ........... CareerJohn Edmonds ............................1........................ 2

5+ Points ..................... 2016 ........... Career Anthony Teixeira.........................1........................ 1 John Edmonds ............................0........................ 3

10+ Saves .................... 2016 ........... CareerBrennan Donville .......................2........................ 2Christian Knight .........................0...................... 16

5+ Ground Balls ............ 2016 ........... CareerDomenic Massimilian .................7...................... 21Marshall Peters ..........................2........................ 7Tony Britton ...............................1........................ 1Brennan Donville .......................1........................ 1Grant Mahler ..............................1........................ 1 Bradlee Lord ...............................0........................ 1John Edmonds ............................0........................ 1

10+ Face-Off Wins ......... 2016 ........... CareerDomenic Massimilian .................7...................... 22Grant Mahler ..............................1........................ 1

TEWAARATON WATCH LIST: On March 17, the Tewaaraton Foundation announced that Cornell senior John Edmonds and junior Domenic Mas-similian were added to the 2016 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. BABY BIG RED: Of the 39 players that have seen action so far this season, more than one-third (15) are freshmen, including seven that have started at least one game – Colton Rupp (8 games – attack), Ryan Bray (7 games – midfield), Zach Ward (5 games – attack), Clarke Petterson (5 games – midfield), Anthony Teixeira (1 game – attack), Jake McCulloch (1 game – midfield), Chad Otterman (1 game – defense). EXPERIENCE BY THE NUMBERS:• The Big Red has just five players that have seen action in at least 30 career games – John Edmonds (57), Matt Schattner (49), Marshall Peters (39), Andrew Keith (36), and Tony Britton (34).• Cornell has nine players that have seen action in 15-29 games – Christian Knight (29), Domenic Massimilian (27), Walt Gahagan (27), Sean Doyle (26), Brennan Donville (24), Jake Pulver (24), Jordan Dowiak (23), Kason Tarbell (22), and Bradlee Lord (15).• There are 31 players on the Big Red roster that have played in less than 15 games in their collegiate careers. HOME IS WHERE THE WINS ARE: • Cornell has enjoyed a true home field advantage since beginning play on Schoellkopf Field in 1972, going 229-79 for a .746 winning percent-age, with 12 undefeated seasons.• Cornell has been even more impressive since 2000, going 95-25 overall (.792) with perfect slates in 2015 (6-0), 2011 (8-0), 2009 (6-0), 2007 (7-0) and 2005 (6-0).

CLOSE CALLS: Since the beginning of the 2003 season, Cornell is 34-19 in games that have been decided by a single goal, a mark that was raised when the Big Red defeated Colgate, 6-5, on March 15, 2016. Of the 19 losses, 16 have come against ranked opponents, including 11 against squads ranked in the top-10, five of which were ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 in the nation.

The Kerwick FileEducationHobart University B.A., Economics, 1990Head Coaching ExperienceCornell University, November 2013 - present •2014, 15 - Ivy League champions •2014, 15 - NCAA appearanceJacksonville University, November 2009 - 2011 •Led JU during inaguarl season (2010) at Division IHobart University, 2002-2008 •2002 - Patriot League champions •2002, 04 - NCAA appearancesAlfred University, 1996-98 •1997 - NCAA appearance •1996, ‘98 - ECAC Upstate TournamentRandolph-Macon University, 1992-94Associate Head Coaching ExperienceGeorgetown University, 2012Assistant Coaching ExperienceCornell University, 2013 •2013 - Ivy League champion •2013 - NCAA appearances •2013 - NCAA quarterfinalist •2013 - NCAA semifinalistTeam USA, 2006 •2006 - Silver Medal at FIL World ChampionshipsGeorgetown University, 1999-2001 •1999, 2000, ‘01 - NCAA appearances •1999 - NCAA quarterfinalist •1999 - NCAA semifinalistUniversity of Pennsylvania, 1995Coaching Honors •2002 - Patriot League Coach of the Year •2008 - ECAC League Co-Coach of the Year •1997 - “Babe” Kraus Division III Coach of the Year •1996 Super Six Lacrosse League Coach of the Year AwardPlaying ExperienceHobart University, 1987-90 •1990 - Team Captain •1990 - William C. Stiles Award winner, presented to the Hobart senior student-athlete for leadership, determination and character. •1989 - NCAA Tournament MVP •1989, ‘90 - All-American •1987, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 - Division III national championsBaltimore Thunder, Major League Lacrosse, 1991-96 •1991, ‘92 - winner of team’s Unsung Hero Award •1992 - MLL All-Star selection



The Last Time Cornell …scored 20+ goals .................................................................................... 21 vs. Dartmouth (W, 21-5) 3/30/13scored 15+ goals ....................................................................................... 19 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16scored 10+ goals ....................................................................................... 19 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16tallied 12+ assists ..................................................................................... 13 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16tallied 8+ assists ....................................................................................... 13 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16registered 25+ points ............................................................................... 32 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16registered 15+ points ............................................................................... 32 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16won 20+ face-offs .......................................................................................... 24 vs. Albany (L, 10-19) 5/9/15 won 15+ face-offs ..................................................................................... 19 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16took 60+ shots ...........................................................................................62 vs. Princeton (W, 17-4) 4/23/05took 50+ shots ........................................................................................... 51 at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16scored 5+ man-up goals ...............................................................................5 vs. Canisius (W, 19-6) 3/11/03beat the #1 team in the USILA Coaches’ Poll .................................April 12, 2011 vs. #1 Syracuse (W, 11-6)was ranked #1 in the USILA Coaches’ Poll ............................................May 26, 2007 vs. #2 Duke (L, 11-12)

had a player score 7+ goals ................................................ Steve Mock (7) vs. Ohio State (W, 16-6) 5/18/13had a player score 6+ goals ............................................. Dan Lintner (6) at Binghamton (W, 14-8) 2/25/14had a player score 5+ goals ................................................... Dan Lintner (5) vs. Hofstra (W , 14-5) 4/11/15had a player register 5+ assists ..............................................Connor Buczek (5) vs. Yale (W, 11-9) 3/15/14had a player register 4+ assists ........................................ Matt Donovan (4) vs. Princeton (L , 7-11) 5/1/15had a player register 3+ assists ...................................... John Edmonds (3) vs. Virginia (W, 14-10) 3/12/16had a player total 10+ points ....................................Rob Pannell (10) vs. Binghamton (W, 17-12) 2/28/12had a player total 9+ points ............................................. Rob Pannell (9) vs. Princeton (W, 17-11) 4/27/13had a player total 8+ points .......................................... Matt Donovan (8) vs. Colgate (W OT, 10-9) 3/17/15had a goalie register a goal .................................................. Tim Shea (1) vs. Dartmouth (W, 20-8) 4/21/90had a goalie register an assist ................................................. Ted Lynch (1) vs. Colgate (W, 22-12) 4/13/93had a player register an overtime goal ....................................Dan Lintner vs. Penn (W 3OT, 10-9) 3/21/15had a player pick up 10+ ground balls .............. Domenic Massimilian (15) at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16had a player pick up 6+ ground balls ...... D. Massimilian (15) & B. Donville at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16had a player win 15+ face offs ........................... Domenic Massimilian (17) at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16had a player win 10+ face offs ........................... Domenic Massimilian (17) at Dartmouth (W, 19-4) 4/4/16had a goalie register 20+ saves ...................................................AJ Fiore (20) vs. Syracuse (L, 7-8) 4/13/10had a goalie register 15+ saves ................................ Brennan Donville (16) vs. Virginia (W, 14-10) 3/12/16

Miscellaneous 2016 Season Notes … Fastest Cornell goal to start a game ....................:06 by Domenic Massimilian vs. Penn State (Feb. 20)Fastest Cornell goal to start the second half .................... 1:05 by Colton Rupp at Dartmouth (Apr. 2)Fastest time between Cornell goals ...............:07 by Emmy Poccia & Colton Rupp at Dartmouth (Apr. 2)Fastest time between opponent goals ................... :11 by J. Pannell & R. Lukacovic, Virginia (Mar. 12)Largest Cornell lead ..............................................................15 goals (19-4) at Dartmouth (Apr. 2) Largest opponent lead ...................................................... 6 goals, 2xs, last (6-0) by Penn (Mar. 26)Largest comeback in a win.............................................. 2 goals, 2xs, last (1-3) by Virginia (Mar. 12)Largest lead surrendered in a loss ...........................2 goals (Cornell led, 2-0), vs. Penn State (Feb. 20)

LAST SECOND HEROICS: Freshman Zach Ward scored with :01 remaining in regula-tion to hand Cornell a 6-5 victory over Colgate on March 15. The buzzer beater is the first for the Big Red since Ryan Hurley scored with :01 remaining in overtime in an 8-7 victory over Yale on March 22, 2008.

U19 TEAM CANADA: Three Big Red – freshman Clarke Petterson, and incoming student-athletes Jeff Teat and Caelahn Bullen – have been named to Team Canada’s roster for the upcoming Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) U19 Men’s La-crosse World Championship, as was announced in March by the Canadian Lacrosse Association. PLAYER OF THE WEEK NOTES: • Cornell has had one Ivy League Player of the Week winner this season – Brennan Donville. • Donville becomes the first Big Red netminder to be named Player of the Week since Kyle Harer ’09 took home the honor on March 23, 2009. • Donville was named Player of the Week after posting a career-high 17 saves in Cornell’s 14-10 upset of No. 17 Virginia.

NCAA DEFENSIVE POW: Senior Brennan Donville was named the NCAA men’s la-crosse Defensive Player of the Week after helping the Big Red defeat No. 17 Virginia.

EMPIRE STATE OF MIND: Cornell has traditionally been very successful against colle-giate teams from New York state, posting an all-time record of 286-163-7 (.635) … The Big Red has four New York teams on its schedule this season – Hobart, Albany, Colgate and Syracuse – and is currently 2-1 in those contests ... A year ago, Cornell played eight contests vs. teams from New York during the, posting a record of 6-2.

OVERTIME NOTES: With its 10-9 overtime win vs. Penn on March 21, 2015 Cornell has played at least one overtime game in each of the past nine seasons, dating back to a 12-11 overtime triumph over Albany in the 2007 NCAA quarterfinals. During that span, the Big Red has posted a 9-5 record in OT games … Head Coach Matt Kerwick is 3-1 all-time at Cornell in overtime games.

OUT OF THE RANKINGS: After falling by a single goal to No. 20 Penn State in its season opener, Cor-nell slipped out of the USILA Coaches Poll for the first time since the 1998 season. IVY KINGS:• Since Ivy League play began in 1956, Cornell has won a conference-high 29 titles, including 17 undefeated crowns.• With its share in 2015, Cornell has won a share of 12 of the last 13 Ivy League titles.• The Big Red also has the best regular season Ivy League record of any team in the conference at 252-102-1. 250 IVY WINS: With its 8-2 victory over Dartmouth on March 28, 2015, Cornell became the first program in the Ivy League history to reach 250 regular season conference victories … The Big Red’s 252 regular season conference wins are also the most conference wins by any school in Division I men’s lacrosse history. INDIVIDUAL STREAKS• Domenic Massimilian has won double-digits face-offs in 14 straight games.• Domenic Massimilian has won at least .500 percent of his face-offs in 10 straight contests.• John Edmonds has registered at least one point in 10 of Cornell’s last 11 games.• Colton Rupp has posted at least three goals in four of Cornell’s last six games. TEAM STREAKS• The Big Red has won the face-off battle in 11 straight contests.• Cornell’s defense has caused at least five turnovers in seven consecutive contests.• The Big Red’s man-down defense has held 6-of-8 opponents scoreless, including three of its last four. RANKED OPPONENTS: Of the Big Red’s 13 opponents this season, six are ranked in the current USILA Coaches’ Poll –Yale (first), Brown (third), Albany (sixth), Syracuse (10th), Penn State (14th) and Virginia (20th) … two others – Penn and Harvard – are also receiving votes … So far this season, Cornell is 1-3 vs. ranked opponents. TOP 10 NATION: The Big Red opened the week ranked in the top 10 nationally in two statistical categories – man-down defense (third – .810) and face-off winning percentage (sixth –.650). FACE-OFF FRENZY: Domenic Massimilian entered the week ranked eighth in the nation in face-off win percentage (.658) … For his career, he has won at least .500 percent of his face offs in 21-of-23 games. GOOD OFF THE GROUND: Domenic Massimilian entered the week ranking second in the nation in ground balls per game (9.43) … For his career; he has led the team in ground balls in 20-of-23 contests.

Winningest Programs in the Past 10 SeasonsBy Winning Percentage School 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Win % 1. Duke 6-2 17-3 18-2 15-4 16-4 14-6 15-5 16-5 17-3 12-6 .785 2. Virginia 17-0 12-4 14-4 15-3 16-2 13-5 12-4 7-8 10-6 10-5 .754 3. Syracuse 10-5 5-8 16-2 16-2 13-2 15-2 9-8 16-4 11-5 13-3 .752 4. Cornell 11-3 15-1 11-4 13-4 12-6 14-3 9-4 14-4 11-5 10-6 .750 5. Notre Dame 10-5 11-4 14-3 15-1 10-7 11-3 13-3 11-5 12-6 12-3 .748 By Victories School 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Wins 1. Duke 6-2 17-3 18-2 15-4 16-4 14-6 15-5 16-5 17-3 12-6 146 2. Virginia 17-0 12-4 14-4 15-3 16-2 13-5 12-4 7-8 10-6 10-5 126 3. Syracuse 10-5 5-8 16-2 16-2 13-2 15-2 9-8 16-4 11-5 13-3 124 4. Denver 12-5 9-7 10-7 7-8 12-5 15-3 9-7 14-5 16-3 17-2 121 5. Cornell 11-3 15-1 11-4 13-4 12-6 14-3 9-4 14-4 11-5 10-6 120



CAUSING A COMMOTION: Tony Britton entered the week ranked 11th in the nation in caused turnovers per game (1.75). With 14 caused turnovers through eight games, he needs just two more to move into the top 15 all-time in Cornell history for caused turnovers in a single-season.

YOUNG GUN: Colton Rupp is ranked fifth in the nation among freshmen with 2.25 goals per game. MOVING ON UP IN CORNELL HISTORY:•Domenic Massimilian ranks fourth place in career face-offs won (350).•Domenic Massimilian ranks 10th (219) in career ground balls.•Marshall Peters ranks seventh in caused turnovers (42).•Christian Knight ranks 13th in career saves (286). GROUND BALL GUY: Domenic Massimilian broke Doug Tesoriero’s school record for ground balls in a single season with 150 dur-ing the 2015 season.

BALANCED OFFENSE: So far this season, the Big Red has had a balanced scoring effort, with the attack unit accounting for 49-of-121 points on the season (40%). A year ago, Cornell saw 122-of-256 points coming from the attack unit (48%). FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET: On Dec. 21, 2014, Marshall Peters tied the Cornell Department of Athletics record for fastest 40-yard dash, running it in a time of 4.38 seconds and matching the mark set by Max Seibald in 2008. Administered by Tom Howley, Associate Director of Athletics for Athlete Performance, the dash is laser timed and the record is across several sports in the department. LOTS OF WINS: Cornell’s 12-10 victory over Princeton on April 26, 2014 was the 725th win in program history. The Big Red is now 739-466-27 all-time, and its 739 victories rank seventh among the winningest programs in collegiate lacrosse. ELITE COMPANY: Over the past 10 seasons (2006-2015) only nine schools have registered 100 victories – Duke (146), UVA (126), Syracuse (124), Denver (121), Cornell (120), Notre Dame (119), Maryland (117), Hopkins (106), North Carolina (102) … During that span, only four have won at least 75 percent of its games – Duke (.785), Virginia (.754), Syracuse (.752), and Cornell (.750). PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: Junior face-off specialist Domenic Massimilian was named a preseason third-team All-American by Inside Lacrosse Magazine. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN: The Big Red has three captains this season – seniors Brennan Donville, John Edmonds, and Matt Schattner. HARD HAT: Marshall Peters was selected to carry the Hard Hat for the 2016 season. The tradition of the Hard Hat began in the fall of 1999. Midway through the fall season, a player is selected to carry the Hard Hat for the year. The recipient is someone that the coaches feel demonstrates a blue-collar approach to the game of lacrosse; he is driven and selfless, not the most talented player on the field, but consistently the hardest worker. He puts the team first, and embodies how the coaches want Cornell players to act and respond on or off the field.

Cornell Against the State Adelphi (series discontinued in 1992) ........................................... 9-4Albany .......................................................................... 2-2 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Albany ...................................... 1-2Army ......................................................................................... 15-24 Binghamton ................................................................................ 11-0 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Binghamton ....................................... 4-1Canisius ....................................................................................... 12-0 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Canisius .............................................. 7-0Colgate ................................................................... 42-7-1 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Colgate ..................................... 6-0Columbia (series discontinued in 1910)......................................... 8-4Cortland (series discontinued in 1992) .................................... 34-2-1Hamilton (series discontinued in 1955) ......................................... 3-0Hobart .................................................................. 86-47-4 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Hobart ...................................... 3-0Hofstra .......................................................................................... 7-2 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Hofstra ............................................... 1-1RPI (series discontinued in 1953) .................................................. 3-6Siena ............................................................................................. 1-0St. John’s ....................................................................................... 1-0Stony Brook ................................................................................... 5-0Syracuse ................................................................. 37-64-1 Kerwick (all-time) vs. Syracuse .................................... 1-8Union (series discontinued in 1960) ............................................ 10-1Total ......................................................... 286-163-7 (.635)

* 2016 opponents in bold

2016 Cornell High/LowsCategoryPOINTSGOALS ASSISTSSHOTSSHOTS ON GOALSAVESGROUND BALLSTURNOVERSCAUSED TURNOVERS

Team High32 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)19 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)13 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)51 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)32 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)16 vs. Virginia (Mar 12)49 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)22 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)15 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)

Team Low9, 3xs, last at Penn (Mar 26)6, 2xs, last at Penn (Mar 26)2, 2xs, last at Albany (Mar 5)31 vs. Yale (Mar 19)14 vs. Penn State (Feb 20)5 at Penn (Mar 26)24 at Colgate (Mar 15)11 vs. Hobart (Feb 27)4 vs. Penn State (Feb 20)

Individual High5 by Anthony Teixeira at Dartmouth (Apr 2)4, 2xs, last by Colton Rupp vs. Virginia (Mar 12)3 by John Edmonds vs. Virginia (Mar 12)11 by Ryan Matthews at Albany (Mar 5)6, 2xs, last by Ryan Matthews at Albany (Mar 5)16 by Brennan Donville vs. Virginia (Mar 12)15 by Domenic Massimilian at Dartmouth (Apr 2)--4, 2xs, last by Tony Britton at Dartmouth (Apr 2)

2016 Opponent High/LowsCategoryPOINTSGOALS ASSISTSSHOTSSHOTS ON GOALSAVESGROUND BALLSTURNOVERSCAUSED TURNOVERS

Team High22 by Yale (Mar 19)15 by Yale (Mar 19)8, 2xs, last by Penn (Mar 26)42 by Virginia (Mar 12)26 by Virginia (Mar 12)18 by Albany (Mar 5)32, 2xs, last by Yale (Mar 19)24 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)13 at Dartmouth (Apr 2)

Team Low7 by Dartmouth (Apr 2)4 by Dartmouth (Apr 2)3 by Dartmouth (Apr 2)21 by Dartmouth (Apr 2)11 by Dartmouth (Apr 2)7, 3xs, last by Yale (Mar 19)16 by Penn State (Feb 20)9 by Penn State (Feb 20)3 by Hobart (Feb 27)

Individual High7 by Ben Reeves, Yale (Mar 19)4, 2xs, last by by B. Reeves & M. Keasey, Yale (Mar 19)3, 2xs, last by Simon Mathias, Penn (Mar 26)10 by James Pannell, Virginia (Mar 12)6, 4xs, last by Michael Keasey, Yale (Mar 19)18 by Blaze Riorden, Albany (Mar 5)8, 2xs, last by Christopher Keating, Yale (Mar 19)-- 4 by Max Randall, Dartmouth (Apr 2)

Double DigitsA key to the Big Red’s suc-cess over the years has been reaching double-digits goals in a game. Since 2000, Cor-nell is 154-19 (89.0%) in games in which it has regis-tered 10 goals or more. 2000 9-2 2001 7-1 2002 9-1 2003 6-0 2004 6-2 2005 10-0 2006 9-1 2007 13-1 2008 8-0 2009 10-2 2010 11-1 2011 13-0 2012 6-1 2013 14-3 2014 11-1 2015 8-2 2016 3-1 Total 154-19 (.890)

Home Sweet HomeCornell has enjoyed a true home field advantage since beginning play on Schoellkopf Field in 1972, going 229-79 for a .746 winning percent-age. Cornell has been even more impressive since 2000:

2000 7-3 2001 3-2 2002 5-1 2003 6-1 2004 6-2 2005 6-0 2006 6-2 2007 7-0 2008 6-2 2009 6-0 2010 6-4 2011 8-0 2012 6-1 2013 5-2 2014 5-2 2015 6-1 2016 1-2 Total 95-25 (.792)



FAMILY TIES:• Head Coach Matt Kerwick’s parents Thomas and the late Patricia, as well as his sister Ann, all graduated from Cornell.• Andrew Keith’s brother, Thomas ‘13, was an All-American long-stick midfielder for the Big Red, earning four varsity letters from 2010-13.• Ryan Matthews’ cousin Matt Sutherland played lacrosse at Cornell.•Sam Welch’s parents, Patrick ‘85 and Ruth Welch ‘87, are both former Big Red athletes. A two-time Eastern Intercollegiate Wres-tling Association champion at 150 pounds, Patrick is in the Cornell Hall of Fame, while Ruth was a three-year letter winner for gymnastics, serving as team captain as a senior. • Matt Schattner’s uncle, Mark Major, played hockey at Cornell from 1984-87, while his aunt, Martha Manilla Major, played soccer for the Big Red from 1986-87.• Dan Nemirov’s mother, Jamie, as well as one aunt and his maternal grandfather all graduated from Cornell. • Scott Flynn’s grandfather Norman Penney attended Cornell Law School and later served as both a professor in the law school and Dean of University Faculty. •Charlie Estill’s grandfather Frederick Siefke graduated from Cornell in 1948.•Troy Revello’s older sister Grace attends Cornell.•Anthony Teixeira’s great-uncle Stephen W. Fillo graduated from Cornell in 1959. MLL DRAFT FACTS: • Senior attack/midfielder John Edmonds was selected in the second round of the 2016 Major League Lacrosse draft with the 17th overall pick by the Rochester Rattlers. • Since having a program-high five players selected in the 2007 MLL Draft, the Big Red has had multiple picks in five of the last 10 drafts. In that same time frame, Cornell has had five first round draft picks, including one selection at No. 1 (Rob Pannell), and two at No. 2 (Connor Buczek and Max Seibald).

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK: The Big Red will added 17 newcomers to the roster for the 2016 season. The 17-member class consists of seven US Lacrosse All-Americans, the most to join the program since the 2009 season, and consists of seven midfielders, five attackmen, four defenders, and one goalie. The group hails from 10 different states, including a class-high five New Yorkers, as well as one player coming from Toronto and one from the District of Columbia.

BUCZEK’S BACK: Former Cornell men’s lacrosse great Connor Buczek ‘15 has joined the Big Red staff as a volunteer assistant for the upcoming 2016 season. Buczek, a recipient of a prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, is currently a student in Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management. One of the best business school’s in the country, Buczek is in rare company, as one of just two individuals, and the only one from Cornell, to be admitted directly from undergraduate studies.

RECAPPING 2015: The Big Red finished the 2015 season with a 10-6 record overall (4-2 Ivy) and claimed a share of its 29th Ivy League title and made its 27th NCAA tournament appearance. Cornell ranked in the top 10 of the USILA Coaches Poll in 10-of-13 weeks during the season, rising as high as No. 7 on March 16 following a dominating win over Yale. The Big Red earned an eight-seed in the NCAA Tournament, where it fell to Albany in the first round.

WHAT WAS LOST: The Big Red lost four All-Americans to graduation – Connor Buczek (first team), Jordan Stevens (second team), Matt Donovan (honorable mention) and Chris Cook (honorable mention) … Buczek, the 2015 Senior CLASS Award winner in men’s lacrosse, graduated as the top scoring midfielder in Big Red history with 155 points and ranks in the top 20 in Cornell his-tory among all players for goals (ninth – 106), points (13th – 155), and assists (18th – 49) … Stevens proved to be one of the top cover men in the nation and finished his career ranked third in Cornell history with 63 caused turnovers … Donovan was just the 10th player in Cornell history to post at least 50 points in consecutive seasons and graduated ranked in the top 10 in Cornell history in points (fourth – 189), goals (eighth – 119) and assists (eighth – 70) … Cook had a tremendous senior campaign after transition to the defensive midfield and playing as a win on Cornell’s face-off unit, where he finished the year ranked 26th in the nation, and first among all non-face-off midfielders, with 4.94 ground balls per game.

WHAT REMAINS: Cornell returns two of its top six scorers from a year ago in John Edmonds (21-9--30) and Bradlee Lord (13-6—19). The Big Red also brings back junior face-off specialist Domenic Massimilian, who finished the season ranked seventh in the nation in face-off winning percentage, and breaking the school record with a mark of .654. Massimilian also broke the school record for face-off wins in a season (249) and ground balls in a season (150).

UP NEXT: The Big Red remains home and welcomes upstate rival No. 10 Syracuse to Schoellkopf Field for a midweek matchup on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m.

All-Time MLL Draft PicksName, Draft Year Rd PickRob Pannell, 2012 ...................................... 1 .................................1 Connor Buczek, 2015 .................................. 1 .................................2Max Seibald, 2009 ..................................... 1 .................................2Ryan McClay, 2003 .................................... 1 .................................5David Mitchell, 2007 .................................. 1 .................................8Justin Redd, 2005 ...................................... 2 .................................9 Matt McMonagle, 2007 ............................ 1 ...............................10John Glynn, 2009 ...................................... 2 ...............................10Roy Lang, 2012 .......................................... 2 ...............................11Mitch Belisle, 2007 .................................... 2 ...............................12Justin Cynar, 2002 ..................................... 2 ...............................12Joe Boulukos, 2006 .................................... 2 ...............................16Galen Beers. 2002 ..................................... 3 ...............................16John Edmonds, 2016 .................................. 2 ...............................17Matt Donovan, 2015 .................................. 3 ...............................18Jordan Stevens, 2015 ................................. 3 ...............................21Brian Clayton, 2007 ................................... 3 ...............................23Kyle Georgalas, 2005 ................................. 5 ...............................25Rocco Romero, 2009 .................................. 5 ...............................41Chris Langton, 2012 .................................. 6 ...............................42Eric Pittard, 2007 ....................................... 5 ...............................44Tom Freshour, 2014 .................................... 6 ...............................44 J.J. Gilbane, 2012 ...................................... 6 ...............................48

MLL Draft Picks By School1. Syracuse ............................................................................572. Virginia .............................................................................493. Maryland ..........................................................................474. Johns Hopkins ...................................................................445. Duke..................................................................................346. North Carolina ...................................................................31 Towson ..............................................................................318. UMass ..............................................................................269. Hofstra ..............................................................................2510. Cornell ................................................................23 Georgetown ......................................................................23

Academic All-Americans The Cornell men’s lacrosse program has the second most CoSIDA Aca-demic All-Americans of any Division I team in the nation, second only to Johns Hopkins. Of Cornell’s six selections, five have come since 2001.

Unlike other Academic All-America teams in which the selections are all from the same sport, the At-Large men’s team is highly competitive as it is comprised of athletes from fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hock-ey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming, tennis, volleyball, water polo and wrestling. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.30 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic stand-ings at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director.

All-Time Academic All-Americans • Men’s Lacrosse 1. Johns Hopkins – 82. Cornell – 63. Duke – 5 Princeton – 55. Army – 4 Syracuse – 4

Cornell’s All-Time Academic All-Americans1999 Troy Gorman ’99 (third team)2001 David Key ’01 (second team)2004 Tim DeBlois ’04 (second team)2005 Casey Stevenson ’05 (second team)2007 Mitch Belisle ’07 (first team)2007 Matt McMonagle ’07 (first team)



Ranking Records (Since 1973) …Record vs. Unranked Teams .................................................245-49 (.833)Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top 20 ...................................163-146 (.528)Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top 11-20 .................................94-47 (.667)Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top 6-10 ...................................38-38 (.500)Record vs. Teams Ranked in Top 1-5 .....................................31-61 (.337) Record vs. Teams When Unranked ........................................64-62 (.508)Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top 20........................339-133 (.718)Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top 11-20 ......................97-56 (.634)Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top 6-10 ........................88-45 (.662) Record vs. Teams When Ranked in Top 1-5 ........................155-33 (.824)

Cornell’s Record Against No. ...No. Record (Pct.) Streak Last Game1 5-22 (.185) L1 Virginia def. #3 Cornell, 9-8 (3/10/12) $2 4-16 (.200) W1 #15 Cornell def. Virginia , 12-9 (3/8/14) 3 6-7 (.462) W1 #8 Cornell def. Ohio State, 16-6 (5/18/13) %4 4-10 (.286) L2 Syracuse def. #10 Cornell, 14-6 (2/15/15)5 12-6 (.667) W5 #8 Cornell def. Maryland, 16-8 (5/12/13) %6 5-8 (.384) L1 Albany def. #11 Cornell, 19-9 (5/9/15) %7 8-12 (.400) L2 Virginia def. #8 Cornell, 15-14 (3/7/15)8 9-4 (.692) W1 #13 Cornell def. Albany 16-9 (2/28/15) 9 9-8 (.529) W1 #2 Cornell def. Penn, 10-5 (3/23/13)10 7-6 (.538) L2 Penn def. #11 Cornell, 11-10 (5/2/14) !11 12-4 (.750) W3 #7 Cornell def. Colgate, 19-3 (3/2/13) 12 9-3 (.750) W1 #6 Cornell def. Princeton, 17-11 (4/27/13)13 11-3 (.786) L1 Brown def. #10 Cornell, 15-6 (4/18/15)14 9-6 (.600) W4 #12 Cornell def. Pprinceton, 15-10 (4/25/15)15 11-12 (.478) L3 Albany def. Cornell, 12-8 (3/5/16) 16 4-6 (.400) L2 Hofstra def. #6 Cornell, 10-9 (OT) (4/12/14) 17 17-2 (.894) W7 Cornell def. Virginia 14-10 (3/12/16)18 7-1 (.875) W3 #12 Cornell def. Harvard 13-12 (4/10/10)19 9-6 (.600) W2 #11 Cornell def. Princeton, 12-10 (4/26/14) 20 5-4 (.556) L1 Penn State def. #18 Cornell, 8-7 (2/20/16)

Cornell’s Record When Ranked No. ...No. Record (Pct.) Streak Last Game1 40-2 (.952) L1 L, 11-12 vs. #2 Duke (5/26/07) $%2 41-11 (.788) L1 L, 9-14 vs. Harvard (4/5/14) 3 32-8 (.800) W4 W, 21-5 vs. Dartmouth (3/30/13)4 27-6 (.818) W7 W, 17-9 at Penn (3/22/14)5 18-7 (.720) W5 W, 12-6 vs. #13 Syracuse (4/10/12) 6 15-8 (.652) L2 LOT, 9-10 vs. #16 Hofstra (4/12/14) 7 19-7 (.731) W10 W, 8-2 vs. Dartmouth (3/28/15)8 17-13 (.567) L2 L, 9-10 at Harvard (4/4/15) 9 20-7 (.741) W5 W, 14-7 at #6 Yale (3/14/15)10 17-10 (.630) L2 L, 7-11 vs. Princeton (5/1/15) ! 11 15-8 (.652) L2 L, 10-19 vs. Albany (5/9/15) %12 15-6 (.714) W10 W, 15-10 vs. Princeton (4/25/15)13 19-8 (.704) W2 W, 16-9 vs. #8 Albnay (2/28/15) 14 15-13 (.536) L1 L, 9-11 vs. #2 Virginia (3/12/11) $15 13-4 (.765) W5 W, 12-9 vs. #2 Virginia (3/8/14)16 11-11 (.500) W6 W, 15-14 (OT) at Michigan (3/1/14)17 2-2 (.500) L1 L, 7-8 at Ohio State (5/5/01)18 1-1 (.500) L1 L, 7-8 vs. #20 Penn State (2/20/16)19 2-0 (1.000) W2 W, 13-11 at #20 Yale (3/24/01)20 4-1 (.800) W4 W, 9-8 vs. #15 Penn State (3/15/03)

% - NCAA Tournament game! - Ivy League Tournament game$ - Neutral site game

Records are based on USILA Coaches’ Poll rankings, which began in 1973. Rankings for 4/4/82, 4/10/82 and 5/6/89 are missing ... In total, there were 30 contests which Cornell played prior to the release of the first poll of the season. In each instance, the Big Red was ranked in the first poll of the season.

Around The Nation

USILA Coaches Poll (April 4)( )- First place votes

# Team Points 1. Yale (8-0) 422 (10)2. Notre Dame (7-1) 418 (8)3. Brown (8-0) 401 (4)4. Denver (8-1) 369 5. Maryland (7-2) 347 6. Albany (7-2) 323 7. Towson (9-1) 319 8. Stony Brook (8-2) 256 9. Navy (7-2) 223 10. Syracuse (5-3) 211 11. North Carolina (6-4) 210 12. Duke (7-5) 196 13. Loyola (7-3) 170 14. Penn State (7-3) 153 15. Air Force (9-2) 118 16. Villanova (6-3) 112 17. Johns Hopkins (5-4) 107 18. Rutgers (8-2) 83 19. Marquette (7-1) 77 20. Virginia (6-5) 42 ORV: Penn, Army, Bucknell, Boston University, High Point, Cornell, Fairfield, Harvard

Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (April 4)( )- First place votes

# Team Points 1. Notre Dame (7-1) 530 (12)2. Brown (8-0) 523 (9)3. Yale (8-0) 519 (5)4. Denver (8-1) 499 (2)5. Maryland (7-2) 448 6. Towson (9-1) 403 7. Albany (7-2) 384 8. Stony Brook (8-2) 319 9. Syracuse (5-3) 289 10. Navy (7-2) 288 11. North Carolina (6-4) 236 12. Air Force (9-2) 217 13. Duke (7-5) 211 14. Penn State (7-3) 197 15. Loyola (7-3) 173 16. Johns Hopkins (5-4) 156 17. Marquette (7-1) 154 18. Villanova (6-3) 140 19. Rutgers (8-2) 101 20. Virginia (6-5) 42 ORV: Army, Saint Joseph’s, Boston University, UMass, Providence, Bucknell

POLL NOTES: The Cornell Department of Athletic Communications uses the USILA Coaches Poll to reflect the Big Red’s actual ranking at the time of the game.

Cornell 2016 opponents in italics.

Big Red in the National PollsDate USILA IL MediaPreseason 17 15February 15 18 15February 22 RV 19Feb. 29 RV RVMarch 7 NR NRMarch 14 RV RV March 21 RV RVMarch 28 NR NRApril 4 RV NRApril 11 April 18 April 25 May 2

All-Time Winningest Programs School All-Time Record Next Game 1. Johns Hopkins 960-319-15 4/9 2. Syracuse 875-335-16 4/6 3. Maryland 782-263-4 4/10 4. Navy 779-341-14 4/9 5. Army 766-373-7 4/9 6. Hobart * 749-485-20 4/6 7. Cornell 739-466-27 4/9 8. Princeton 666-467-19 4/9 9. Virginia 619-351-6 4/10 10. Rutgers 592-495-14 4/10

* Hobart played at the Division III level prior to the 1995 season.

Longest Running RivalriesCornell has one of the nation’s richest traditions in the sport of lacrosse, playing four rivalry games that stand among the nation’s longest.

1. 137 Cornell v. Hobart Cornell, 10-82. 113 Johns Hopkins v. Maryland 4/303. 103 Cornell v. Syracuse 4/124. 102 Hobart v. Syracuse 4/65. 97 Princeton v. Yale Yale, 11-106. 94 Army v. Navy 4/167. 93 Princeton v. Rutgers Princeton, 10-78. 92 Cornell v. Penn Penn, 9-69. 91 Maryland v. Navy 4/1910. 90 Harvard v. Cornell 4/9 90 Maryland v. Virginia TBD

All-Time Conference WinsCornell’s 250 Ivy League wins are the most regular season conference wins by any school in Division I men’s lacrosse history.

School Wins Conference(s) Next Game 1. Cornell 252 Ivy 4/9 2. Princeton 237 Ivy 4/16 3. Bucknell 214 MAC/ECC/Patriot League 4/15 4. Brown 180 Ivy 4/9 5. Yale 156 Ivy 4/9 6. Harvard 149 Ivy 4/9 7. Penn 146 Ivy 4/9 8. Delaware 138 ECC/NAC/American East/CAA 4/9 9. Maryland 121 ACC/B1G 4/10 Towson 121 ECC/American East/CAA 4/9

Cornell in the 2016 National Rankings (4/6)Category Team Actual Individual Rank ActualAssists P/G 39th 5.25 John Edmonds 125th 0.88Caused Turnover P/G 22nd 7.75 Tony Britton 11th 1.75 Marshall Peters 58th 1.25Clearing Percentage 41st .848Face-off Win % 6th .650 Dom Massimilian 8th .658Ground Balls P/G 22nd 29.75 Dom Massimlian 2nd 9.43Man-Down Defense 3rd .810Man-Up Offense 31st .350Points P/G 34th 15.13 Colton Rupp 143rd 2.25Saves P/G 45th 9.50 Brennan Donville 30th 9.38Scoring Defense (GAA) 18th 8.88 Brennan Donville 21st 9.16Scoring Margin 31st 1.00Scoring Offense (GPG) 37th 9.88 Colton Rupp 39th 2.25Shot Percentage 50th .256 Colton Rupp 30th .409Turnovers P/G 51st 15.13Save Percentage Brennan Donville 32nd .514



2016 Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 ** Brennan Donville G Sr. 6-0 195 Oakville, Ont./The Hill School2 Colton Rupp A Fr. 5-10 180 Washington, D.C./Landon School3 Clarke Petterson SSDM Fr. 5-10 185 Toronto, Ont./The Hill Academy4 Troy Revello M So. 6-0 170 Great River, N.Y./East Islip HS5 ** Tony Britton D Sr. 5-10 195 Darien, Conn./Darien HS6 Grant Mahler M Jr. 5-10 175 Village of Golf, Fla./St. Andrew’s School7 Chandler Kirby D/LSM Jr. 5-7 180 Jericho, N.Y./Jericho HS8 *** Matt Schattner SSDM Sr. 6-0 180 Syracuse, N.Y./West Genesee HS9 Jake McCulloch M Fr. 6-0 185 Stony Brook, N.Y./Ward Melville HS11 * Walt Gahagan LSM Jr. 6-0 195 Glen Cove, N.Y./Deerfield Academy12 * Domenic Massimilian M Jr. 6-2 200 Dallas, Texas/Highland Park HS13 Ridge Slater M Fr. 5-8 175 Kensington, Md./Gonzaga College HS14 Joe Rassenfoss M Fr. 6-2 185 Denver, Colo./Kent Denver School15 Dan Nemirov G Jr. 5-8 170 Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville HS16 Jack Bolen SSDM So. 6-0 180 Bethesda, Md./Landon School17 Kiernan Coles D Fr. 6-1 200 Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island HS18 ** Andrew Keith M Jr. 6-2 180 Woodbury, N.Y./Syosset HS19 Nate Archer M/A So. 5-10 175 Alexandria, Va./St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School20 Ryan Bray A/M Fr. 5-11 170 Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham Wading River HS22 Tyler Miller M So. 6-0 195 Rye, N.Y./Rye Country Day School23 * Jordan Dowiak M So. 6-0 195 Long Valley, N.J./Delbarton School24 * Kason Tarbell M So. 6-2 185 Akwesasne, N.Y./Salmon River HS25 Emmy Poccia M Sr. 6-4 220 Irondequoit, N.Y./Irondequoit HS/Hobart26 * Dan Bockelman M/A So. 5-11 170 Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills HS27 *** John Edmonds A/M Sr. 6-3 185 E. Setauket, N.Y./ Ward Melville HS28 Matt Pinto LSM So. 6-2 175 Englewood, Colo./Kent Denver School29 ** Marshall Peters LSM Jr. 6-2 185 Vienna, Va./Landon School30 Zach Ward A Fr. 5-10 155 Lancaster, Pa./Hempfield HS31 Anthony Teixeira A/M Fr. 5-11 180 Jacksonville, Fla./The Bolles School32 Fleet Wallace SSDM Fr. 6-3 200 Richmond, Va./St. Christopher’s School33 Chad Otterman D Fr. 6-3 195 Morristown, N.J./Delbarton School34 * Jake Pulver D So. 6-1 200 Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius HS35 Teddy Strzetelski G Fr. 6-4 200 Natick, Mass./Noble and Greenough School36 Liam Stauss D Fr. 6-4 195 Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury HS37 Scott Flynn LSM So. 6-2 200 Mountain Lakes, N.J./Deerfield Academy38 Conor O’Brien A Fr. 6-3 190 West Lake, Calif./West Lake HS39 Sam Welch M Fr. 5-11 175 Pleasantville, N.Y./Hackley School40 ** Christian Knight G Jr. 6-1 190 Baltimore, Md./Boys’ Latin School41 Tom Reilly D Fr. 6-1 180 Stony Brook, N.Y./Ward Melville HS42 Jim Jannicelli D So. 6-4 205 Florham Park, N.J./Hun School of Princeton43 * Bradlee Lord A Sr. 5-10 175 Devon, Pa. / Conestoga HS/Maryland44 Sean Doyle M/A Sr. 5-9 165 San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines HS45 Charlie Estill A So. 6-5 200 Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca HS46 Cody Clarson M Fr. 6-0 175 Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills High School West47 * Ryan Matthews M Sr. 6-2 210 Manhasset, NY / Manhasset HS/Johns Hopkins

Alphabetical No. Player Pos Pronunciation 19 Nate Archer M/A 26 Dan Bockelman M/A 16 Jack Bolen SSDM 20 Ryan Bray A/M5 Tony Britton D46 Cody Clarson M 17 Kiernan Coles D1 Brennan Donville G23 Jordan Dowiak M 44 Sean Doyle M/A27 John Edmonds A/M45 Charlie Estill A 37 Scott Flynn LSM 11 Walt Gahagan LSM guh-HAY-ghen42 Jim Jannicelli D 18 Andrew Keith M 7 Chandler Kirby D/LSM 40 Christian Knight G 43 Bradlee Lord A6 Grant Mahler M47 Ryan Matthews M 12 Domenic Massimilian M ma-saw-million9 Jake McCulloch M22 Tyler Miller M 15 Dan Nemirov G nem-er-OV38 Conor O’Brien A33 Chad Otterma D29 Marshall Peters D/LSM 3 Clarke Petterson SSDM28 Matt Pinto LSM 25 Emmy Poccia M PO-shuh34 Jake Pulver D 14 Joe Rassenfoss M41 Tom Reilly D4 Troy Revello M 2 Colton Rupp A8 Matt Schattner SSDM13 Ridge Slater M36 Liam Stauss D35 Teddy Strzetelski G24 Kason Tarbell M 31 Anthony Teixeira A/M32 Fleet Wallace SSDM30 Zach Ward A39 Sam Welch M

Coaches

CaptainsMatt Kerwick (Hobart ‘90); Second Season

The Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse

Matt Schattner ‘16John Edmonds ‘16

Connor Buczek ‘15; First SeasonVolunteer Assistant Coach

Brennan Donville ‘16

Peter Milliman (Empire State ‘12); Second Season The Mario St. George Boiardi Associate Head Coach

Chris Kivlen (Albany ‘05); First SeasonAssistant Coach

* - denotes letters won



Player Notes and Career Highs1 Brennan Donville (Sr. • Oakville, Ont.)• Has earned the starting role for 2016 ... Started the first four games of 2014. • Served as the team’s primary back-up in 2013, playing in six games.• Won a gold medal with Team Canada at the 2014 FIL World Championships.• Won a silver medal as the starting goalie for Team Canada at the 2012 U19 World Championships.Saves ..............................16 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Save Percentage ..............737 (5 GA / 14 svs / 60:00) vs. Colgate (3/15/16) Fewest GA (45:00) ..........4 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................6 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

2 Colton Rupp (Fr. • Washington, D.C. )• Starting on the attack in 2016. • A US Lacrosse High School All American at Landon School ... Won the 2014 George Boiardi Award for integrity, citizenship, and humility.• As a senior, led Landon to a No. 2 national ranking and tied the school record for goals in a single season (49).• Brother, Dillon, played football for Bucknell for four seasons.Goals ..............................4, 2xs, last vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Assists ...........................n/aPoints .............................4, 2xs, last vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Ground balls ...................2, 3xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Albany (3/5/16)

3 Clarke Petterson (Fr. • Toronto, Ont.)• Has become a two-way middie, starting on the first line offense and SSDM. • Two-time captain at the Hill Academy ... Was MVP of the 2014 NALI champion-ship game and won the Lacrosse Award at the Hill Academy that same season.• His uncle David Huntley was an All-American midfielder at Johns Hopkins and is currently an assistant coach with the Chesapeake BayHawks, while serving as the Director of Team Canada Lacrosse. His cousin Kevin Huntley was also an All-American at Johns Hopkins and went on to play in the MLL for the Toronto National and Los Angles Riptide.Goals ..............................2 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Assists ...........................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................2, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................3, 2xs, last at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

4 Troy Revello (So. • Great River, N.Y.)• Played in three games as a freshman.• Revello was given the 2014 United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and won the Senator John J. Marchi Memorial Scholarship for athletic achievement from the New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators, given to only two student-athletes in New York State.• His older sister Grace attends Cornell. Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

5 Tony Britton (Sr. • Darien, Conn.)• Moved into a starting role prior to the Virginia game in 2015.• Appeared in 11 contests as a freshman, including seeing action in four Ivy League games and two NCAA tournament games, but DNP in 2014 due to injury. • An All-American at Darien high school, Britton was selected to participate in the 2012 Under Armour All-American game.• Was ranked the 35th Best Player in the Class of 2012 by Inside Lacrosse Magazine.Goals ..............................1 vs. Albany (5/9/15)Assists ...........................1 vs. Yale (3/19/16)Points .............................1 vs. Albany (5/9/15)Ground balls ...................5 at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........4 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

6 Grant Mahler (Jr. • Village of Golf, Fla.)• Played in two games in 2015 ... Saw action in four games in 2014. • A high school All-American, he led St. Andrew’s School to a 2010 and 2012 state championship. • Was a four-time all-district selection.Goals ..............................1 at Penn (3/26/16)Assists ...........................n/aPoints .............................1at Penn (3/26/16)Ground balls ...................5 at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/aFace-offs Won ................12 at Penn (3/26/16)

7 Chandler Kirby (Jr. • Jericho, N.Y.)• Saw action in three games in 2015 ... Played in five games in 2014 • A four-year letter winner at Jericho high school, he served as team captain during his final three seasons. Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (3/29/14)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

8 Matt Schattner (Sr. • Syracuse, N.Y.)• Has been a regular on the defesive midfield since arriving on East Hill. • A high school All-American at West Genesee, he was selected to play in the Under Armour All-American Underclassman game.• His father, Mike, was a three-time All-American lacrosse player at Virginia and his brother, Casey, played lacrosse at Ithaca College. His uncle, Steve Schattner, played lacrosse at UNC, winning a national championship with the Tarheels in 1991. His uncle, Mark Major, played hockey at Cornell from 1984-87, while his aunt, Martha Manilla Major, played soccer for the Big Red from 1986-87.Goals ..............................1 vs. Canisius (3/4/14) Assists ...........................1, 3xs, last vs. Albany (2/28/15)Points .............................1, 4xs, last vs. Albany (2/28/15)Ground balls ...................2, 5xs, last vs. Colgate (3/15/16)Caused Turnovers ...........2 vs. Dartmouth (3/28/15)Face offs won .................6 vs. Princeton (4/25/15)

9 Jake McCulloch (Fr. • Stony Book, N.Y.)• Has run on the second line offensive midfield.• A US Lacrosse All-American and an Under Armour All-American at Ward Melville HS, McCulloch was the 2015 Suffolk County League 1 Midfielder of the Year. • His father played lacrosse for Hofstra form 1982-86, while his sister, Lindsay, is currently a member of the Colgate field hockey team.Goals ..............................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................1 vs. Hobart (2/27/16)Points .............................2, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................1 at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

11 Walt Gahagan (Jr. • Glen Cove, N.Y.)• Has played on the team’s man-down defensive unit since last season.• Saw action in four games as a freshman in 2014. • Lettered twice at Deerfield Academy, helping the team to back-to-back New England West Championships. • His cousin Lexi Dupont is a professional big mountain skier.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................3 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

12 Domenic Massimilian (Jr. • Dallas, Texas)• Ranks among the nations leaders in FO% and ground balls per game.• Was the team’s primary option at face-off in 2015 and set the school record for face off wins (249) and face off win percentage (.654) in a season. • Saw action in four games as a freshman in 2014. • Earned a combined four letters from Highland Park HS and Salisbury School. • Helped Highland HS to a 2012 Texas State Championship. Goals ..............................1, 2xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Assists ...........................1, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................1, 4xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................15 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1, 2xs, last vs. Hofstra (4/11/15)Face-offs Won ................23 at Virginia (3/7/15)

13 Ridge Slater (Fr. • Kensington, Md.)• Helped Gonzaga College High School to three consecutive WCAC Lacrosse Championships ... A two-time first-team WCAC selection, he was also a second-team Washington Post All-Met honoree and team MVP as a senior.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

14 Joe Rassenfoss (Fr. • Denver, Colo.)• A US Lacrosse All-American at Kent Denver School, Rassenfoss was named first-team all-state and was the conference Player of the Year his senior season.• His brother, James, played lacrosse at Holy Cross.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

15 Dan Nemirov (Jr. • Setauket, N.Y.)• Saw action in one game as a freshman in 2014, making one save at Dartmouth. • A three-year letter winner at Ward Melville, he led the Patriots to a perfect 22-0 record as as senior, winning the 2013 New York State Class A championship. • Was named a high school All-American.• His mother, Jamie, as well as one aunt and his maternal grandfather all gradu-ated from Cornell. Saves ..............................1, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Save Percentage ..............1.000, 2xs, last (0 GA/1 svs/ 11:05) at Dartmouth (4/2/16) Fewest GA (45:00) ..........n/aGround balls ...................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

16 Jack Bolen (So. • Bethesda, Md.)• Playing on the defensive midfield as an SSDM.• Played in five games as a freshman and picked up one ground ball. • Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly award, for the best high school player in Md.• His father Edward was a four-year letter winner in tennis at KansasGoals ..............................1, 4xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................1 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Points .............................2 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Ground balls ...................2 vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)

17 Kiernan Coles (Fr. • Mercer Island, Wash.)• Helped Mercer Island HS to the 2015 D1 Washington State Championship ... Named first-team All-Kingco as a senior.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

18 Andrew Keith (Jr. • Woodbury, N.Y.)• Ran on the second offensive midfield in 2015, playing in 14 games.• Saw action in 13 games as a freshman in 2014. • Lettered three times at Syosset HS, winning a Nassau County Class A championship. • Two-time all-Nassau County.• Older brother Thomas ‘13 was an All-American LSM for the Big Red.Goals ..............................1, 9xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................1 at Penn (3/26/16)Points .............................2 at Penn (3/26/16))Ground balls ...................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

19 Nate Archer (So. • Alexandria, Va.)• Did not play in 2015 due to injury.• Was selected for the 2012 Brine All-American lacrosse national classic team, and the 2013 Under Armor All-American Underclass Washington DC team.• His father, Glenn, was a track and field athlete for Yale from 1982-86, and while there he set the indoor and outdoor pole vaulting records. Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

20 Ryan Bray (Fr. • Shoreham, N.Y.)• Starting on the midfield for the Big Red.• A US Lacrosse All-American and an Under Armor All-Americant Shoreham Wading River HS, Bray was named the League 3 midfielder of the year, a Newsday Top 25 Player to Watch, and was selected to try out for the United States’ U19 Team.Goals ..............................2, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................2, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................4 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1, 2xs, last vs. Hobart (2/27/16)

22 Tyler Miller (So. • Rye, N.Y.)• Saw action in one game as a freshman playing in the NCAA game vs. Albany.• A high school All-American, he was both an All-Fairchester Athletic Association selection and a first-team New England Division II honoree in 2013. • His father, Mark ‘84, was a two-time captain for the Big Red football team and his brother, Andrew, and sister, Deidre, played football and field hockey, respectively, for Middlebury College.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1 vs. Albany (5/9/15)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

23 Jordan Dowiak (So. • Long Valley, N.J.)• Running on the second offensive midfield.• Ran on the second offensive midfield in 2015, playing in 15 games.• A 2014 U.S. Lacrosse All-American, he was also a two-time New Jersey Under Armour team member. Goals ..............................1, 5xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)Assists ...........................1, 5xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................2 at Albany (3/5/16)Ground balls ...................2, 3xs, last at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 vs. Albany (2/28/15)

24 Kason Tarbell (So. • Akwesasne, N.Y.)• Running on the second offensive midfield.• Ran on the second offensive midfield in 2015, playing in 14 games.• A high school All-American at Salmon River high school.• Was awarded the 2014 Tewaaraton Scholarship from the Tewaaraton Foundation, becoming the first winner from Akwesasne. Goals ..............................2 at Yale (3/14/15)Assists ...........................1, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................2, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................2, 2xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)



25 Emmy Poccia (Sr. • Irondequoit, N.Y.)• Running on the second offensive midfield.• Saw action in five games in 2015 after playin in four games in 2014. • Played in 10 games during the 2012 season at Hobart. • Was a four-year letter winner at Irondequoit high school. • He was selected to play in the Herb Fitch Senior All-Star Game and was named to the Democrat & Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Super 16.Goals ..............................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................1, 2xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Points .............................2, 3xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................1, 3xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 vs. Virginia (3/12/16)

26 Dan Bockelman (So. • Melville, N.Y.)• Has run on the second offensive midfield.• Played in nine games during his freshman season. • Finished his career with 198 points and was named the James C. Metzger Most Outstanding Player Award winner.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................2 vs. Canisius (4/7/15)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

27 John Edmonds (Sr. • E. Setauket, N.Y.) • Started on the attack unit this season. • Played on the first offesnive midfield in 2015. • Moved onto the attack for the 2014 season and started all 16 games. • Played in all 16 games as a freshman on the second offensive midfield. • An Under Armour All-American, Edmonds lettered four times at Ward Melville, serving as team captain twice.• Was named an Inside Lacrosse Top 50 Young Gun Rising Junior in 2010.Goals ..............................3, 10xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Assists ...........................3, 2xs, last vs. Virginia (3/12/16)Points .............................5, 3xs, last vs. Princeton (4/25/15)Ground balls ...................6 vs. Virginia (3/8/14)Caused Turnovers ...........2 at Dartmouth (3/29/14)

28 Matt Pinto (So. • Englewood, Colo.)• Played in one game as a freshman.• Led Kent Denver School in ground balls and caused turnovers in both of his final two seasons and was named all-state following his senior season . • His older brother, Adam, is a member of the Amherst College baseball team.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........3 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

29 Marshall Peters (Jr. • Vienna, Va.)• Tied Max Seibald’s athletic department record by running a 4.38 40-yard dash.• Has started every game on defense since arriving on East Hill.• Three-year letter winner at the Landon School. • Was a 2013 US Lacrosse Academic All-American and a Washington Post first-team All-Met selection that same season. Goals ..............................2 vs. Princeton (4/26/14)Assists ...........................1, 2xs, last at Syracuse (2/15/15)Points .............................2 vs. Princeton (4/26/14)Ground balls ...................9 vs. Princeton (4/25/15)Caused Turnovers ...........5 vs. Hofstra (4/11/15)

30 Zach Ward (Fr. • Lancaster, Pa.)• Starting on the Big Red attack. • A two-time US Lacrosse All-American at Hempfield HS, Ward was the 2015 Lancaster-Lebanon League Player of the Year ... Set the school record for career points (239).• His cousin, Wesley Benjamin, played baseball at Kansas and is in the Texas Rangers system.Goals ..............................2 vs. Colgate (3/15/16)Assists ...........................2 vs. Yale (3/19/16)Points .............................2, 2xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)Ground balls ...................1, 3xs, last at Penn (3/26/16))Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Penn (3/26/16)

31 Anthony Teixeira (Fr. • Jacksonville, Fla.)• Has seen time as a member of the team’s man-up unit.• A 2014 US Lacrosse All-American, Teixeira was a two-time team captain and helped Bolles School to consecutive Florida District 5 championships.• His great-uncle Stephen W. Fillo graduated from Cornell in 1959.Goals ..............................3 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Points .............................5 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................2 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

32 Fleet Wallace (Fr. • Richmond, Va.)• Is rotating through the defensive midfield. • A US Lacrosse All-American at St. Christopher’s School, Wallace was named a first-team All-Prep league twice and was selected a first-team All-VISAA in 2015.• His mother, Elizabeth, ran track for one season at the University of Virginia, while his uncle Charles McDaniel was a member of the Cavaliers’ football team.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1, 6xs, last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1, 2xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)

34 Jake Pulver (So. • Manlius, N.Y.)• Has been a starter on the Big Red defense since arriving on campus.• A 2014 USILA All-American and a 2013 Under Armour All-America Underclass-men selection, he was named the 2014 US Lacrosse Bob Scott Award winner, for players that go above and beyond in service to his team, school and community. • His brother Josh plays lacrosse for Syracuse.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................1 at Penn (3/26/16)Points .............................1 at Penn (3/26/16)Ground balls ...................2, 2xs, last vs. Princeton (5/1/15)Caused Turnovers ...........2, 3xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)

35 Teddy Strzetelski (Fr. • Natick, Mass.)• Earned four varsity letters at Noble and Greenough School ... Was a 2015 Boston Lacrosse All-American and was his team’s MVP that same season.Saves ..............................n/aSave Percentage .............n/a Fewest GA (45:00) ..........n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

36 Liam Stauss (Fr. • Duxbury, Mass.)• A three-year letter winner at Duxbury HS, Stauss was a two-time first-team Massachusetts All-American, as well as a two-time BostonLax All-American.• His mother, Anna, was an All-American track athlete and Denison University and went on to compete as an elite triathlete, ranking among the top 20 in the world from 2004-06. He also has three cousins – CJ LaConte (West Point; lacrosse), Meg Hutchinson (UVA; swimming) and Ted Hutchinson (Wittenberg; swimming) – that are collegiate athletes.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

37 Scott Flynn (So. • Mountain Lakes, N.J.)• Starting on the defensive midfield this season.• Played in five games as a freshman.• Was named All-Giibs, all-county, and second team all-state while at Mountain Lakes HS, before earning all-league following a year at Deerfield Academy.• His father Bob played football for Colgate and his brother Pat played lacrosse at Dartmouth from 2009-13, serving as team captain during his final two seasons. His grandfather Norman Penney attended Cornell Law School and later served as both a professor in the law school and Dean of University Faculty. Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................1 at Albany (3/5/16)Points .............................1 at Albany (3/5/16)Ground balls ...................3 at Albany (3/5/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1, 6xs last at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

38 Conor O’Brien (Fr. • West Lake, Calif.)• A four-year letter winner at West Lake HS, O’Brien helped the team to a pair of Marmonte League Championship and was a three-time all-league selection.Goals ..............................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Assists ...........................n/aPoints .............................1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)Ground balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........1 at Dartmouth (4/2/16)

39 Sam Welch (Fr. • Pleasantville, N.Y.)• Welch earned four varsity letters at Hackley School, serving as team captain as a senior ... He was a three-time first-team All-Ivy League selection.• The son of Cornell alumni Patrick ’85 and Ruth Welch ’87.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

40 Christian Knight (Jr. • Baltimore, Md.)• The Big Red’s starting goalie in 2015 ... Honorable mention All-Ivy in 2015.• Ivy League Rookie of the Year ... Honorable mention All-Ivy in 2014.• Was named first-team All-Metropolitan Baltimore and first-team All-MIAA.Saves ..............................16 vs. Princeton (4/26/14)Save Percentage ............. .900 (1 GA / 9 svs / 51:27) vs. Dartmouth (3/28/15) Fewest GA (45:00) ..........1 vs. Dartmouth (3/28/15)Ground balls ...................4, 2xs, last at Dartmouth (3/29/14)Caused Turnovers ...........1, 5xs, last at Harvard (4/4/15)

41 Tom Reilly (Fr. • Stony Brook, N.Y.)• A four-year letter winner at Ward Melville HS, Reilly was a two-time Suffolk County All-County selection, and was named to the 2015 American Family Insurance All-USA Preseason Boys Lacrosse Team.• He was the 2013 S.C.L.C.A. Division 1 Rookie of the Year, and was also named to the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Underclassmen team that same season.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................1, 2xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

42 Jim Jannicelli (So. • Florham Park, N.J.)• Played in one game as freshman.• Was an Under Armour Underclassman All-American in 2013. • Was named US Lacrosse Academic All-American, All-Essex county second-team, honorable mention all-state, and All-Fitch Pitt first-team that same season. Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

43 Bradlee Lord (Sr. • Devon, Pa.)• A transfer from the University of Maryland, started on the Big Red attack.• Was a 2012 Under Armour High School All-American, a US Lacrosse All-American, and a first-team ESPN All-American as a senior. • His father played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins from 1979-83.Goals ..............................2, 3xs, last vs. Hofstra (4/11/15)Assists ...........................1, 5xs last vs. Princeton (5/1/15)Points .............................2, 4xs, last vs. Hofstra (4/11/15)Ground balls ...................5 vs. Penn (3/21/15)Caused Turnovers ...........1 vs. Canisius (4/7/15)

44 Sean Doyle (Sr. • San Diego, Calif.)• Saw action in seven games in 2015.• Saw action in seven games as a sophomore in 2014.• A two-time high school All-American, Doyle lettered four times at Torrey Pines high school, amassing 279 career points.• Played in the 2011 Under Armour All-American Underclassman game. Goals ..............................1, 6xs, last vs. Brown (4/19/14)Assists ...........................2 vs. Canisius (3/4/14)Points .............................3 vs. Canisius (3/4/14)Ground balls ...................1, 3xs, last vs. Binghamton (2/24/15)Caused Turnovers ...........1 vs. Brown (4/19/14)

45 Charlie Estill (So. • Ithaca, N.Y.)• Has seen time this season as the fourth attackman and an the man-up unit.• Played in five games as a freshman.• Helped the Ithaca Little Red to a pair of New York State runner-up finishes and won three consecutive Section IV Class A championships (2011, 2012, 2013).• His grandfather Frederick Siefke graduated from Cornell in 1948 and his sister Caroline is a member of the Dartmouth women’s rowing team.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................1, 2xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)Points .............................1, 2xs, last vs. Yale (3/19/16)Ground balls ...................1 vs. Canisius (4/7/15)Caused Turnovers ...........n/a

46 Cody Clarson (Fr. • Dix Hills, N.Y.)• A three-year letter winner at Half Hollow Hills HS West, Clarson was named one of the Top 40 players for Long Island’s Brine National Lacrosse Classic team.Goals ..............................n/aAssists ...........................n/aPoints .............................n/aGround balls ...................n/aCaused Turnovers ...........n/a

47 Ryan Matthews (Sr. • Manhasset, N.Y. )• Starting on the first offensive midfield. • A transfer from Johns Hopkins, saw action in six games on the second midfield.• Matthews lettered four times at Manhasset high school, helping the team to a 69-8 record and a pair of New York State Championships. • His father played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins from 1982-85, winning two NCAA Championships, while his uncle, Brian Matthews, and his cousin, Matt Sutherland, played lacrosse at Yale and Cornell, respectively.Goals ..............................3 vs. Yale (3/19/16)Assists ...........................1, 2xs, last vs. Penn State (2/20/16)Points .............................3 vs. Yale (3/19/16)Ground balls ...................2 at Penn (3/26/16)Caused Turnovers ...........1 at Albany (3/5/16)

Player Notes and Career Highs



GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Sv % W L T ShODONVILLE 24-12 760:53 113 8.92 109 0.491 8 4 0 0KNIGHT 29-28 1661:03 276 9.97 286 0.509 17 11 0 0NEMIROV 2-0 11:05 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 0STRZETELSKI 1-0 3:55 0 0.00 0 N/A 0 0 0 0

Career Totals

Goalie Career Totals

GP-GS G A PTS SH SH % SOG SOG% UP DN GB TO CT FO FO% PEN-MINBOCKELMAN 11-0 0 0 0 10 .000 4 .400 0 0 3 2 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 BOLEN 13-0 4 1 5 8 .500 6 .750 0 0 5 2 2 0-0 .000 3-3.0 BRAY 8-7 6 6 12 26 .231 18 .692 1 0 4 14 2 0-0 .000 2-2.0 BRITTON 34-8 1 1 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 43 9 26 0-0 .000 4-2.0 DOWIAK 23-1 5 5 10 31 .161 16 .516 0 0 8 6 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 DOYLE 25-0 6 3 9 13 .462 7 .538 1 0 4 8 1 0-0 .000 1-1.0 EDMONDS 58-40 63 28 91 213 .296 125 .586 2 1 74 61 14 0-0 .000 7-4.5 ESTILL 10-1 0 4 4 2 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 1 0 0-0 .000 1-1.0 FLYNN 13-0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 10 4 6 0-0 .000 1-0.5 GAHAGAN 27-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 6 1 0 0-0 .000 1-1.0 JANNICELLI 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 KEITH 36-0 9 1 10 43 .209 24 .558 1 0 6 4 0 0-0 .000 1-1.0 KIRBY 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 LORD 15-14 13 6 19 56 .232 35 .625 1 0 27 14 1 0-0 .000 3-2.0 MAHLER 9-0 2 0 2 5 .400 5 1.000 1 0 11 1 0 22-32 .688 0-0.0 MASSIMILIAN 27-0 2 2 4 23 .087 6 .261 0 0 219 21 2 350-535 .647 10-8.0 MATTHEWS 14-8 11 2 13 60 .183 28 .467 0 0 9 9 2 0-1 .000 0-0.0 MCCULLOCH 5-1 3 1 4 15 .200 8 .533 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 MILLER 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0O’BRIEN 1-0 1 0 1 2 .500 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0OTTERMAN 7-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 0 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 PETERS 40-40 4 2 6 12 .333 10 .833 0 0 115 13 42 0-0 .000 11-9.0 PETTERSON 8-5 4 2 6 10 .400 6 .600 2 0 9 4 5 0-0 .000 4-2.5 PINTO 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 3 0-0 .000 0-0.0 POCCIA 17-2 9 2 11 30 .300 14 .467 1 0 3 7 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0 PULVER 24-8 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 13 8 8 0-0 .000 9-7.5 RASSENFOSS 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 .000 0-0.0REILLY 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 1 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 REVELLO 4-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0 RUPP 8-8 18 0 18 44 .409 29 .621 2 0 9 0 1 0-0 .000 1-1.0 SCHATTNER 50-1 1 3 4 10 .100 7 .700 0 0 24 13 7 13-33 .394 4-2.5 SLATER 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0STAUSS 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0TARBELL 22-2 5 3 8 11 .455 8 .727 0 0 10 6 1 0-0 .000 2-1.0 TEIXEIRA 5-1 5 4 7 6 .667 4 .667 0 0 2 0 1 0-0 .000 2-1.0 WALLACE 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 6 0 2 0-0 .000 0-0.0 WARD 6-5 2 3 5 10 .200 8 .800 0 0 3 10 1 0-0 .000 0-0.0



Career Career ChartsPoints1. 354 Rob Pannell (150g 204a) 2009-132. 296 Mike French (191g 105a) 1974-763. 256 Eamon McEneaney (92g 164a) 1975-774. 189 Matt Donovan (118g 68a) 2012-155. 179 Ryan Hurley (140g 39a) 2007-106. 175 Jon Levine (123g 52a) 1974-767. 169 Sean Greenhalgh (136g 33a) 2002-058. 168 Tim Goldstein (46g 122a) 1987-889. 165 Steve Mock (144g 21a) 2010-1310. 162 Al Rimmer (80g 82a) 1969-7111. 156 Andrew Collins (58g 98a) 2001-04 156 Anthony Pavone (67g 89a) 1992-9513. 155 Connor Buczek (104g 48a) 2012-1514. 151 Mark Webster (128g 23a) 1968-7015. 143 Bruce Cohen (95g 48a) 1963,65-6616. 141 Max Seibald (91g 50a) 2006-0917. 137 Tom Marino (92g 45a) 1976-7818. 132 Chris Danler (99g 33a) 1992-9519. 130 Steve Meyer (85g 45a) 1986-8920. 129 Bill Marino (92g 37a) 1974-76

Goals1. 191 Mike French 1974-762. 150 Rob Pannell 2009-133. 144 Steve Mock 2010-134. 140 Ryan Hurley 2007-105. 136 Sean Greenhalgh 2002-056. 128 Mark Webster 1968-707. 123 Jon Levine 1974-768. 119 Matt Donovan 2012-159. 106 Connor Buczek 2012-15 10. 99 Chris Danler 1992-95 95 Bruce Cohen 1963,65-6612. 93 David Mitchell 2004-0713. 92 Tom Marino 1976-78 92 Bill Marino 1974-76 92 Eamon McEneaney 1975-7716. 91 Max Seibald 2006-0917. 89 John Wurzburger 1986-88 89 Joe Boulukos 2003-06 89 Bill O’Hanlon 1987-9020. 88 Dan Lintner 2011-15

Assists1. 204 Rob Pannell 2009-132. 164 Eamon McEneaney 1975-773. 122 Tim Goldstein 1987-884. 105 Mike French 1974-765. 98 Andrew Collins 2001-046. 89 Anthony Pavone 1992-957. 82 Al Rimmer 1969-718. 70 Matt Donovan 2012-159. 62 Bruce Bruno 1982-8310. 61 John Glynn 2005-0911. 57 Eric Pittard 2006-0712. 55 Joe Taylor 1977-8013. 54 Justin Redd 2002-0514. 52 Jon Levine 1974-7615. 51 Bob Henrickson 1976-7816. 50 Wade Bollinger 1979-82 50 Max Seibald 2006-0918. 49 Connor Buczek 2012-1519. 48 Bruce Cohen 1963,65-6620. 47 Matt Crowley 1980-83

Man-up goals1. 23 John Wurzburger 1986-882. 21 Kevin Nee 2003-05 21 Chris Danler 1992-954. 20 Steve Mock 2010-135. 19 Sean Steinwald 1998-006. 18 Pat Dutton 1996-997. 17 Dan Lintner 2011-15 17 Max Seibald 2006-09 17 Mike Cummings 1987-88,9010. 16 Ryan Hurley 2007-10

Ground balls (Since 1977)1. 362 Doug Tesoriero 2011-142. 299 Paul Schimoler 1986-893. 276 Tim Shea 1989-924. 270 Tarik Ergin 1980-835. 245 John Glynn 2005-096. 244 Frank Kelly 1983-867. 235 Ryan McClay 2000-038. 224 Brian Rodgers 1992-959. 223 Addison Sollog 1999-0210. 219 Domenic Massimilian 2014 -11. 216 Jason Noble 2010-1312. 213 Ken Entenmann 1982-8513. 212 Michael LaRocco 1993-9614. 206 Craig Jaeger 1977-7815. 194 Steve Paletta 1983-8716. 190 Wade Bollinger 1979-8217. 188 Thomas Keith 2010-1318. 179 Vince Angotti 1987-9019. 178 Josh Heller 1999-02 178 Anthony Pavone 1992-95

Caused turnovers (Started being kept by the NCAA in 2010)1. 115 Jason Noble 2010-132. 68 Thomas Keith 2010-133. 63 Jordan Stevens 2012-154. 55 Tom Freshour 2011-145. 51 Mike Bronzino 2010-136. 43 Max Feely 2008-117. 42 Marshall Peters 2014 -8. 35 Pierce Derkac 2007-109. 32 Roy Lang 2009-1210. 29 Andrew MacDonald 2007-10 29 Rob Pannell 2009-13

Saves1. 787 Paul Schimoler (450 GA, 787 saves) 1986-892. 699 Michael LaRocco (504 GA, 699 saves) 1993-963. 637 Tim Shea (381 GA, 637 saves) 1989-924. 588 Justin Cynar (424 GA, 588 saves) 1999-025. 558 Matt McMonagle (383 GA, 558 saves) 2004-076. 489 Butch Hilliard (171 GA, 489 saves) 1966-687. 454 AJ Fiore (423 GA, 454 saves) 2010-138. 391 Bob Rule (140 GA, 391 saves) 1969-719. 342 John Griffin (207 GA, 342 saves) 1976-7910. 321 Dan Mackesey (158 GA, 321 saves) 1975-7711. 310 Peter Ruchkin (219 GA, 310 saves) 1982-8412. 308 Mike Emmerich (133 GA, 308 saves) 1973-7413. 286 Christian Knight (276 GA, 286 saves) 2014 -14. 270 Tom Wagner (169 GA, 270 saves) 1980-8115. 243 Rich Yost (209 GA, 243 saves) 1997-98

Face Off Wins (Since 1977)1. 667 Doug Tesoriero (667-1187) 2011-142. 503 Addison Sollog (503-855) 1999-023. 392 Tarik Ergin (392-659) 1980-834. 350 D. Massimilian (228-328) 2014 - 5. 349 Clayton Weber (349-633) 1993-966. 307 John Glynn (307-551) 2005-097. 300 Tommy Schmicker (300-574) 2006-098. 295 Frank Kelly (295-469) 1983-869. 231 Tanner Campbell (231-477) 1996-9910. 212 Joe Lizzio (212-472) 1985-8811. 210 Scott Raasch (210-394) 2003-0412. 185 Craig Jaeger (185-299) 1977-7813. 179 Jeff Doughty (179-288) 1983-8614. 167 J.D. Nelson (167-370) 2002-0515. 166 Austin Boykin (166-298) 2007-10

Season Charts

Ground Balls 1. 151 Domenic Massimilian 20152. 133 Doug Tesoriero 20133. 127 Craig Jaeger 19784. 126 Doug Tesoriero 20145. 111 Frank Kelly 19866. 109 Tarik Ergin 19837. 108 Brian Rodgers 19958. 106 Tarik Ergin 19829. 105 John Glynn 200910. 103 Tim Shea 199111. 98 Ned Gerber 197812. 96 Tim Shea 199013. 95 Michael LaRocco 199514. 93 Bob Henrickson 197715. 86 Tom Marino 1978

Caused Turnovers1. 34 Jason Noble 20132. 33 Thomas Keith 20133. 30 Jason Noble 20114. 27 Jason Noble 20105. 26 Mike Bronzino 20116. 24 Jason Noble 20127. 23 Marshall Peters 2015 23 Jordan Stevens 20139. 21 Tom Freshour 2014 21 Pierce Derkac 201011. 20 Thomas Keith 201112. 19 Tom Freshour 2013 19 Jordan Stevens 201414. 17 Jordan Stevens 201515. 16 Andrew MacDonald 2010

Man-up goals1. 14 John Wurzburger 19882. 12 Chris Danler 19953. 10 Sean Steinwald 20004. 9 Connor Buczek 2015 9 Kevin Nee 2004 9 John Wurzburger 1987 9 Steve Mock 2013 9 Dan Lintner 20149. 8 Tim Goldstein 1987 8 Max Seibald 2008 8 Mike Cummings 1990

Face-Off Win Pct. 1. .654 D. Massimilian (249-381) 2015 2. .648 Frank Kelly (114-176) 19863. .645 Craig Jaeger (80-124) 19774. .643 Jeff Doughty (83-129) 19865. .635 Tarik Ergin (139-219) 19836. .633 John Glynn (112-177) 20087. .625 Frank Kelly (70-112) 19858. .613 Frank Kelly (111-181) 19849. .611 Tommy Schmicker (77-126) 200810. .607 Addison Sollog (156-257) 2001

Face-Off Wins1. 249 D. Massimilian (225-349) 20152. 241 Doug Tesoriero (241-415) 20133. 199 Doug Tesoriero (199-381) 20144. 192 Clayton Weber (192-346) 19955. 174 Addison Sollog (174-302) 20026. 172 Addison Sollog (172-291) 20007. 165 Austin Boykin(165-296) 20108. 156 Addison Sollog (156-257) 20019. 153 Tarik Ergin (153-253) 198210. 143 John Glynn (143-249) 2009

* Bold indicates marks set in 2015.



The Automated ScoreBookCornell Overall Individual Statistics

All games (as of Apr 05, 2016)

Overall: 4-4 Conf: 1-2 Home: 1-2 Away: 2-2 Neut: 1-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min2 Rupp, Colton 8-8 18 0 18 44 . 4 0 9 29 . 6 5 9 2 0 9 7 1 - - 1-1.027 Edmonds, John 8-8 10 7 17 51 . 1 9 6 25 . 4 9 0 1 0 14 12 3 - - 1-1.047 Matthews, Ryan 8-8 10 2 12 53 . 1 8 9 26 . 4 9 1 0 0 6 8 1 - - -20 Bray, Ryan 8-7 6 6 12 26 . 2 3 1 18 . 6 9 2 1 0 4 14 2 - - 2-2.025 Poccia, Emmy 8-2 7 1 8 21 . 3 3 3 8 . 3 8 1 0 0 2 5 1 - - -31 Teixeira, Anthony 5-1 4 3 7 6 . 6 6 7 4 . 6 6 7 0 0 2 2 1 - - 2-1.03 Petterson, Clarke 8-5 4 2 6 10 . 4 0 0 6 . 6 0 0 2 0 9 4 5 - - 4-2.523 Dowiak, Jordan 8-1 3 3 6 19 . 1 5 8 9 . 4 7 4 0 0 4 5 0 - - -16 Bolen, Jack 8-0 4 1 5 8 . 5 0 0 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 4 2 1 - - 2-2.030 Ward, Zach 6-5 2 3 5 10 . 2 0 0 8 . 8 0 0 0 0 3 11 1 - - -18 Keith, Andrew 8-0 3 1 4 15 . 2 0 0 8 . 5 3 3 0 0 3 2 0 - - 1-1.09 Mcculloch, Jake 5-1 3 1 4 15 . 2 0 0 8 . 5 3 3 1 0 1 0 0 - - -24 Tarbell, Kason 8-0 2 2 4 6 . 3 3 3 3 . 5 0 0 0 0 5 4 1 - - 2-1.045 Estill, Charlie 5-1 0 4 4 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 2 2 0 - - -12 Massimilian, Domenic 7-0 1 2 3 9 . 1 1 1 2 . 2 2 2 0 0 66 9 0 98-149 . 6 5 8 1-1.038 O'Brien, Conor 1-0 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 - - -6 Mahler, Grant 3-0 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 7 1 0 17-27 . 6 3 0 -37 Flynn, Scott 8-0 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 9 4 5 - - 1-0.55 Britton, Tony 8-8 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 21 5 14 - - 1-0.54 Revello, Troy 1-0 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 - - -34 Pulver, Jake 8-7 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 4 - - 2-1.58 Schattner, Matt 5-1 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 5 2 2 - - 1-1.029 Peters, Marshall 8-8 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 20 5 10 - - 1-1.026 Bockelman, Dan 2-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 - - -44 Doyle, Sean 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - - -42 Jannicelli, Jim 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -41 Reilly, Tom 6-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 - - -36 Stauss, Liam 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -35 Strzetelski, Teddy 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -33 Otterman, Chad 7-1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 - - -32 Wallace, Fleet 8-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 - - -28 Pinto, Matt 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 - - -22 Miller, Tylyer 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -15 Nemirov, Dan 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 - - -14 Rassenfoss, Joe 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 -13 Slater, Ridge 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -11 Gahagan, Walt 7-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 - - -7 Kirby, Chandler 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -1 Donville, Brennan 8-8 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 18 3 2 - - -

Total 0 79 42 121 308 . 2 5 6 168 . 5 4 5 7 0 238 121 62 115-177 . 6 5 0 22-17.0Opponents 0 71 41 112 255 . 2 7 8 147 . 5 7 6 4 1 192 118 66 62-177 . 3 5 0 19-14.5

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t35 Strzetelski, Teddy 1-0 3:55 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 015 Nemirov, Dan 1-0 11:05 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 01 Donville, Brennan 8-8 465:00 71 9.16 75 . 5 1 4 4 4 0

Total 8 480:00 71 8.88 76 . 5 1 7 4 4 0Opponents 8 480:00 79 9.88 89 . 5 3 0 4 4 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 14 28 13 24 79Opponents 20 16 21 14 71

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 73 94 60 81 308Opponents 70 64 70 51 255

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 34 51 29 54 168Opponents 35 35 45 32 147

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 15 19 24 18 76Opponents 20 23 16 30 89

Attendance Summary COR OpponentTotal 4636 2899Dates/Avg Per Date 3/1545 4/725Neutral Site #/Avg 1/2000

CLEARS: Cornell -- 128-151 .848, Opponents -- 132-163 .810.MAN-UP OPPS: Cornell -- 7-20 .350, Opponents -- 4-21 .190.

2016 Individual Stats



2016 Team Stats

The Automated ScoreBookCornell Overall Team StatisticsAll games (as of Apr 05, 2016)

Overall: 4-4 Conf: 1-2 Home: 1-2 Away: 2-2 Neut: 1-0

TEAM STATISTICS COR OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 79-308 71-255 Goals scored per game 0.00 0.00 Shot pct. . 2 5 6 . 2 7 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 168-308 147-255 SOG pct. . 5 4 5 . 5 7 6 S h o t s / G a m e 0.0 0.0 A s s i s t s 42 41MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 7-20 4-21 Conversion Percent . 3 5 0 . 1 9 0GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 79 71 M a n - u p 7 4 M a n - d o w n 0 1 U n a s s i s t e d 37 30 O v e r t i m e 0 0 Goals scored average 9.88 8.88GROUND BALLS 238 192TURNOVERS 121 118CAUSED TURNOVERS 62 66FACEOFFS (W-L) 115-177 62-177 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 6 5 0 . 3 5 0CLEARS 128-151 132-163 Clear Pct. . 8 4 8 . 8 1 0PENALTIES N u m b e r 22 19 M i n u t e s 17:00 14:30ATTENDANCE T o t a l 4636 2899 Dates/Avg Per Date 3/1545 4/725 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/2000

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 14 28 13 24 79Opponents 20 16 21 14 71

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 15 19 24 18 76Opponents 20 23 16 30 89

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 73 94 60 81 308Opponents 70 64 70 51 255

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCornell 34 51 29 54 168Opponents 35 35 45 32 147

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