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When Last We Saw Them: Johns Hopkins (10-4) advanced to the Big Ten Championship Game with a 6-5 victory over Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals.

In the Polls: Johns Hopkins is ranked seventh

in this week’s USILA Coaches Poll and seventh in the Maverik Media Poll. Maryland is ranked second in the coaches poll and second in the media poll.

JHU MDUSILA (Coaches) 7th 2ndMaverik (Media) 7th 2nd

Series History: This week’s game between Johns Hopkins and Maryland will be the 117th in a series that dates to a 10-0 Johns Hopkins victory in 1895. The Blue Jays lead the all-time series 71-44-1. Detailed series information can be found on page 15.

These are the Facts: Johns Hopkins enters this week’s game against Maryland with an all-time record of 981-333-15 (.744). The Blue Jays own nine NCAA titles, 29 USILA titles and six ILA titles for a total of 44 national championships.

Blue Jays Advance to Second B1G Title Game: Second-seeded Johns Hopkins advanced to its second Big Ten title game with a 6-5 win over Ohio State in the semifinals. The Blue Jays will take on top-seeded Maryland in the title game. This is the second title-game appearance for Johns Hopkins, which won the inaugural Big Ten Tournament in 2015.

183 First Team All-Americans • 29 NCAA Semifinal Appearances • 18 NCAA Championship Games • 9 NCAA Titles

JOHNS HOPKINS MEN’S LACROSSE

2018 Blue Jay Game Notes - Game 15

THE MATCHUP _________________________________B1G CHAMPIONSHIP

#7 Johns Hopkins Blue Jays #2 Maryland Terrapinsvs

Quick Comparison 11.93 Scoring Offense 11.79 9.43 Scoring Defense 8.93 .378 Extra-Man Offense % .605 .667 Man-Down Defense % .750 .550 Faceoff % .509 .887 Clearing % .888 .516 Save % .542

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Record/B1G Record 10-4/3-2Rankings 7th (USILA) 7th (Media)Head Coach Dave PietramalaCareer Record 218-97 (.692) • 21st YearRecord at JHU 195-80 (.709) • 18th YearAssistant Coaches Bill Dwan Bobby Benson, Larry QuinnAll-Time MLax Record 981-333-15 • 131st YearMen’s Lacrosse Twitter @jhumenslacrosse

Record/B1G Record 12-2/4-1Rankings 2nd (USILA) 2nd (Media)Head Coach John TillmanCareer Record 128-49 (.723) • 11th YearRecord at Maryland 108-31 (.777) • 8th YearAssistant Coaches J.L. Reppert Jesse Bernhardt, Tyler BarbarichAll-Time MLax Record 820-269-4Men’s Lacrosse Twitter @TerpsMLax

GAME INFORMATION

Date _______________________ Saturday, May 5, 2018Faceoff Time _______________________________7 pm

Location ___________________________Ann Arbor, MIVenue _____________________ U-M Lacrosse Stadium

Surface ____________________________________ Turf

Television _________________________________ BTNLive Video ______________________________BTN2GoLive Stats __________________________ mgoblue.com

2018 JOHNS HOPKINS

SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Feb. 10 #14 Towson (ESPNU) ____________W/14-6 17 @ #14 Loyola ___________________ L/5-12 23 #12 North Carolina (ESPNU) _____ L/11-13Mar. 3 Princeton (ESPN3) ______________W/16-9 10 @ #7 Syracuse (ACCN Extra) ______W/18-7 13 UMBC _________________________W/13-6 17 Delaware (ESPN3) _______________ W14-8 24 @ #10 Virginia (ESPNU) _________W/15-13Apr. 1 @ #10 Rutgers (BTN) * __________W/13-12 7 Ohio State (ESPNU) * ___________W/13-10 14 @ #15 Penn State (ESPNU) * _____ L/12-14 21 @ Michigan * ___________________W/10-9 28 #3 Maryland (HC) (ESPNU) *__ (3OT) L/7-8May 3 vs. #15 Ohio State (B1G SF) (BTN) __W/6-5 5 vs. #2 Maryland (B1G Final) (BTN) + _ TBA

* B1G Game+ @ Michigan

JOHNS HOPKINS

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Director of Athletic Communications: _ Ernie Larossa Larossa Office Phone: _____________ 410/516-0552 Larossa Home Phone: _____________ 410/529-5510 Larossa Cell Phone: _______________ 410/299-7437 Larossa Fax: _____________________ 410/516-7482 Larossa Email: _______________ [email protected]

Asst. Director of Ath. Communications: ____ Jill Guise Guise Office Phone _______________ 410/516-0638

Athletic Communications Asst: ____Lauren Dellipoali Welch Office Phone: _________________ 410/516-0591

Coordinator of Digital Media: _______ Matt Lawrence Lawrence Office Phone: ___________ 410/516-3471

On the Web: ______________www.HopkinsSports.com

Johns Hopkins and ESPNU

Johns Hopkins en-joys an exclusive na-tional television agree-ment with ESPNU. All Johns Hopkins home games air on the ESPN family of networks with a majority of the games airing on ESPNU.

Johns Hopkins is the only lacrosse pro-gram in the nation - men or women - with its own exclusive national television agree-ment.


Johns Hopkins Tentative Lineup Attack 32 Shack Stanwick ________________17g, 26a 13 Kyle Marr _____________________31g, 12a 14 Cole Williams __________________28g, 12a 4 Forry Smith _____________________2g, 2a1st Midfield 55 Joel Tinney ____________________18g, 29a 41 Brinton Valis ____________________13g, 0a 3 Connor DeSimone _______________15g, 1a2nd Midfield 7 Patrick Fraser ___________________14g, 0a 2 Alex Concannon ________________10g, 8a 27 Thomas Guida ___________________4g, 1a 24 Jack Keogh ______________________1g, 0aDefense 44 Jack Rapine _______________0g, 1a, 27 GBs 16 Owen Colwell _____________0g, 0a, 17 GBs 8 Patrick Foley ______________1g, 0a, 25 GBsGoalie 29 Brock Turnbaugh ___9.24 GAA, .519 save %Faceoff Specialist 31 Hunter Moreland _______ 174-of-290 (.600)LSM 10 Robert Kuhn ______________2g, 1a, 23 GBsSSDM 50 Tal Bruno _________________0g, 0a, 5 GBs 23 Danny Jones ______________0g, 1a, 10 GBs 26 Chris Hubler_______________1g, 0a, 4 GBs 9 Matt Hubler ______________0g, 1a, 10 GBs

Big Ten Standings (As of Apr. 29)

Big Ten Overall Record Record StreakMaryland 4-1 11-2 W1Johns Hopkins 3-2 9-4 L1Ohio State 3-2 8-6 W3Rutgers 2-3 9-5 L1Penn State 2-3 8-6 L2Michigan 1-4 8-6 W1

This Week’s Games (B1G Tournament at Michigan)

Thursday, May 3, 2018 (Semifinals) #1 Maryland-12, #4 Rutgers-9 #2 Johns Hopkins-6, #3 Ohio State-5

Saturday, May 5, 2018 (Championship) #2 Johns Hopkins vs. #1 Maryland (7 pm)

JHU MLax and the Friends of Jaclyn

The Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team is partnered with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation (FOJ). This is the third time the Blue Jays have partnered with FOJ.

The Blue Jays “adopted” Connor Durgin on October 7, 2015 and he has been a fixture at games and other team events since then. He took part in the pregame meeting with officials and team captains when the Blue Jays hosted Syracuse on March 19, 2016 and made the trip to Penn State a month later and made the Blue Jays’ call on the coin toss (tails), which JHU won.

Durgin also took part in the pregame sched-ule against Penn State in 2017 and Ohio State this

The Friends of Jaclyn Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life for children battling pediatric brain tumors and other child-hood cancers and to raise awareness through the Adopt-a-Child, Safe on the Sidelines and Guardian Angel Programs. FOJ does this by pairing the afflicted child and their siblings with local high school and college sports teams.

All-Time in the B1G Tournament: Including the semifinal win over Ohio State, Johns Hop-kins is 3-2 all-time in the B1G Tournament. The Blue Jays won the 2015 Tournament and fell in the semifinals in 2016 and 2017.

The B1G Neutral: Johns Hopkins is 3-0 all-time in Big Ten Tournament games played on a neutral field (Penn State & Ohio State in 2015 - Ohio State in 2018).

Getting Offensive in the B1G Tournament: Johns Hopkins has played five all-time games in the B1G Tournament and the Blue Jays have scored at least 12 goals in four of those five games. Below is a look at JHU’s all-time results in the B1G Tournament:

2015 SF #1 JHU-14, #4 PSU-92015 Final #1 JHU-13, #3 OSU-62016 SF #2 Rutgers-14, #3 JHU-122017 SF #2 OSU-15, #3 JHU-13

Close Calls: Each of Johns Hopkins’ five B1G regular season games this season and its B1G Semifinal against Ohio State have been decided by three goals or less. The Blue Jays topped third-seeded Ohio State, 13-10, and fourth-seeded Rutgers, 13-12, and fell to top-seeded Mary-land, 8-7, in triple overtime in the regular season. In addition, the Blue Jays beat Michigan (10-9) and fell at Penn State (14-12) and then topped Ohio State (6-5) in the semifinals.

What’s Next: The winner of the 2018 B1G Tournament will earn the league’s automatic bid to the upcoming NCAA Tournament. The field for the NCAA Tournament will be announced on Sunday, May 6 at 9 pm (ESPNU).

The Nation’s Toughest Schedule: The perception of which team plays the nation’s toughest schedule may be in the eye of the beholder, but a case can certainly be made that in 2018 that team is Johns Hopkins. Consider:

• Johns Hopkins’ 2018 opponents currently have a combined record of 124-73 (.629). That’s the third-highest opponent winning percentage in the nation.

Johns Hopkins in the B1G Tournament (Active Player Stats Included)

2015 SF #1 Johns Hopkins-14, #4 Penn State-9 Stanwick (3g, 2a), Tinney (1g, 1a) Moreland (10-of-18 FO / 2 GBs) 2015 Final #1 Johns Hopkins-13, #3 Ohio State-6 Stanwick (1g, 1a), Tinney (1g) Moreland (10-of-17 FO / 9 GBs)

2016 SF #2 Rutgers-14, #3 Johns Hopkins-12 Stanwick (2g, 2a) Moreland (1g, 12-of-13 FO / 5 GBs) Turbaugh (14 GA / 9 saves)

2017 SF #2 Ohio State-15, #3 Johns Hopkins-13 Stanwick (4g, 1a), Marr (1g, 3a), Tinney (1g, 2a), Williams (1g, 1a) Fraser (1g), Kuhn (1g), Smith (1g), Concannon (3a) Moreland (10-of-27 FO / 2 GBs) Turnbaugh (4 GA / 1 save)

2018 SF #2 Johns Hopkins-6, #3 Ohio State-5 Marr (3g), Tinney (1g, 1a), Concannon (1g, 1a), Stanwick (1g, 1a) Moreland (1-of-5 FO / 1 GB), Prouty (2-of-9 FO / 2 GBs) Turnbaugh (5 GA / 16 saves)


Scouting The Terrapins

Maryland Quickly: Maryland advanced to the Big Ten Championship game for the third con-secutive year as the Terps knocked off Rutgers, 12-9, in the Big Ten Semifinals.

What You Need to Know about the Terrapins- Maryland is gunning for its third consecutive Big Ten Tournament title as the Terps knocked off Rutgers (2016) and Ohio State (2017) in the last two championship games.

- The Terps rely heavily on a five-man offensive unit that ranks among the nation’s best. Senior Connor Kelly (38g, 31a) and sophomore Jared Bernhardt (33g, 14a) rank first and second on the team, respectively, in scoring, while Logan Wisnauskas (31g, 10a), Tim Rotanz (16g, 14a) and Bubba Fairman (18g, 6a) round out what might be the top five-man offensive unit in the nation.

- Justin Shockey and Austin Henningsen form a strong faceoff tandem as each has taken more than 145 faceoffs on the year. Shockey is 94-of-179 (.525), while Henningsen is 74-of-145 (.510). While most teams have one primary faceoff spe-cialist and a secondary man, the Terps have two proven performers they can count on.

- Maryland has outscored the opposition 48-23 in the first quarter and 91-54 in the first half.

- The Terps have converted on 23-of-38 (.605) ex-tra-man chances and have killed 30-of-40 (.750) man-down situations.

- Maryland’s last five games have been decided by five goals or less. UM is 6-2 in games decided by two goals or less.

Maryland Schedule/Results

Feb. 10 Navy _______________________W/10-4 13 Marist ______________________W/13-7 17 @ High Point _______________W/16-14 21 Penn _______________________W/13-6Mar. 3 Notre Dame ________________W/12-10 10 Albany _____________________ L/10-11 17 @ Villanova ________________W/13-11 23 vs. North Carolina ____________W/11-7 31 @ Michigan * ________________W/13-5Apr. 8 @ Penn State * ______________W/13-12 15 Rutgers * ___________________W/11-10 22 Ohio State * ________________ L/10-12 28 @ #7 Johns Hopkins * ___ (3OT) W/8-7May 3 vs. Rutgers (B1G SF) + _________W/12-9 5 vs. #7 Johns Hopkins (B1G Final) + TBA

* B1G Game+ @ Michigan

Visitors to Homewood Field are greeted by a statue commemorating former Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach and Director of Athletics Robert H. Scott. The statue, which was unveiled in October 2016, is positioned at the main campus entrance to the stadium.

Scott, who passed away on September 15, 2016, spent 20 years as the men’s lacrosse coach at Johns Hop-kins (1955-74) and guided the Blue Jays to seven national championships, including the program’s first NCAA title in 1974. He continued to serve the University as the Director of Athletics until 1995.

Many Johns Hopkins teams wore patches on their uniforms last year in honor of Scott; the men’s lacrosse patches included seven stars to commemorate his seven national championships.

• The Blue Jays’ 13 regular-season opponents combined to post a 135-73 (.649) record in 2017.• Johns Hopkins will play three teams that advanced to at least the NCAA Semifinals last sea-

son and seven that played in the NCAA Tournament.

Comeback Kids: Johns Hopkins erased a 9-2 halftime deficit with a 13-4 second-half surge to knock off Virginia, 15-13, on March 24.

There is no record of Johns Hopkins previously overcoming a seven-goal deficit to win a game (this is not to say it hasn’t happened, but there are no records indicating such a comeback).

Johns Hopkins had twice overcome a six-goal deficit to win a game under head coach Dave Pi-etramala (@ Syracuse-2005, vs. Virginia-2017). Prior to those two six-goal rallies, the Blue Jays had knocked off Princeton, 12-11, in the 1999 season opener after trailing 9-3.

The Blue Jays did erase a 7-0 deficit against Princeton in 2015 and led the Tigers 15-13 be-fore falling 16-15 in overtime.

So, in the last 20 years, the Blue Jays have three rallies from six-goal deficits to win and, now, one from a seven-goal hole.

More Comebacks: Johns Hopkins has erased at least a three-goal deficit to win three times this season. The Blue Jays trailed 4-1 against Delaware, 9-2 at Virginia and trailed at Rutgers as late as 9-6 in the third quarter before rallying for a 13-12 victory.

Hopkins also came from two goals down (on three different occasions) to top Ohio State in the B1G Semifinals.

Late-Game Heroics: Kyle Marr scored the game-winning goal in the 13-12 win at Rutgers with 14 seconds remaining in regulation. Pri-or to this, it was nearly seven years to the day since JHU had last scored a goal in the final two minutes of regulation to win a game and more than eight years since the Jays had scored in the final minute to win. Marr was back at it again at Michigan as he netted the game-winner with 31.1 seconds remaining in regulation.

Junior Alex Concannon joined the list of late-game heroes as he netted the game-winner against Ohio State in the B1G Semifinals with an unassisted goal with 11.3 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.

2018 Blue Jay Uniform Tracker

Helmet Jersey ShortsTowson (W/14-6) Black White White@ Loyola (L/5-12) Black Black WhiteNorth Carolina (L/11-13) Chrome White BluePrinceton (W/16-9) Chrome White WhiteSyracuse (W/18-7) Black Blue BlackUMBC (W/13-6) Black White BlackDelaware (W/14-8) Black White WhiteVirginia (W/15-13) Black Blue BlackRutgers (W/13-12) Black Blue WhiteOhio State (W/13-10) Chrome White WhitePenn State (L/12-14) White Blue WhiteMichigan (W/10-9) White Blue BlueMaryland (L/7-8 - 3OT) White White WhiteOhio State (W/6-5) Gun Met. White White

Record by Combination (Helmet-Jersey-Shorts)Black-Black-White _________________________ 0-1Black-Blue-Black ___________________________ 2-0Black-Blue-White __________________________ 1-0Black-White-Black _________________________ 1-0Black-White-White _________________________ 2-0Chrome-White-Blue ________________________ 0-1Chrome-White-White _______________________ 2-0Gun Metal-White-White ____________________ 1-0White-Blue-Blue ___________________________ 1-0White-Blue-White __________________________ 0-1White-White-White ________________________ 0-1


Johns Hopkins Record When ...

In Under Curr.

2018 Petro Streak

Overall: 10-4 195-80 W1

At home: 5-2 113-27 L1

On the road: 4-2 63-38 W1

At a neutral site: 1-0 19-15 W1

On artificial turf: 0-0 51-4 W2

On grass: 1-0 20-18 W1

On Sportexe / Fieldturf: 9-4 124-58 W1

During the day: 5-4 146-59 L1

At night: 5-0 49-21 W5

In overtime: 0-1 26-16 L1

In one-goal games: 3-1 54-26 W1

On television: 7-3 147-68 W1

In weekday games: 2-1 53-9 W2

On the weekend (Sat/Sun.): 8-3 142-71 L1

Against teams ranked 1-5: 0-1 33-36 L4

Against teams ranked 6-10: 3-0 36-21 W3

Against teams ranked 11-20: 2-3 51-15 W1

Against unranked teams: 5-0 75-8 W6

Leading after one quarter: 2-1 123-17 W1

Leading at the half: 6-0 149-10 W8

Leading after three quarters: 7-0 165-9 W16

Trailing after one quarter: 6-2 43-48 W1

Trailing at the half: 3-3 27-62 W1

Trailing after three quarters: 1-2 16-63 L1

Tied after one quarter: 2-1 29-15 L1

Tied at the half: 1-1 19-8 W1

Tied after three quarters: 2-2 14-8 W1

Scoring first: 6-3 135-32 L1

Opponent scores first: 4-1 60-48 W4

Scoring 10 or more goals: 9-2 159-26 W1

Scoring less than 10 goals: 1-2 36-54 W1

Allowing 10 or more goals: 3-3 37-62 L1

Allowing less than 10 goals: 7-1 158-18 W1

Getting more ground balls: 5-2 134-28 L1

Getting less ground balls: 2-3 51-49 W1

Ground balls equal: 2-0 9-4 W2

Winning more faceoffs: 5-3 132-39 L1

Opp. wins more faceoffs: 5-1 54-37 W1

Faceoffs equal: 0-0 9-4 L1

In the last 15+ seasons (2003-2018), JHU has scored the game-winning goal in the final two minutes of regulation just six times - three of which have come in the last six weeks. Below is a list of those five instances:

JHU Game-Winning Goals in Final Two Minutes of Regulation (2003-18)Time Goal Scorer Opponent Score Date0:11 Alex Concannon Ohio State 6-5 5-3-180:31 Kyle Marr Michigan 10-9 4-21-180:14 Kyle Marr Rutgers 13-12 4-1-181:52 Lee Coppersmith North Carolina 10-9 4-3-111:39 Chris Boland Virginia 12-11 3-26-110:48 Michael Kimmel Siena 8-7 2-28-10

The 700 Club: With 980 all-time victories, Johns Hopkins ranks as the winningest pro-gram in college lacrosse history. Below is a list of the winningest teams in Division I la-crosse history:

Rk. School Record 1. Johns Hopkins (10-4) 981-333-15 2. Syracuse (7-6) 902-346-16 3. Maryland (12-2) 820-269-4 4. Navy (9-5) 798-357-14 5. Army West Point (5-7) 786-388-7 6. Hobart (4-10) * 767-505-20 7. Cornell (10-4) 756-481-27* Hobart played at the Division III level prior to 1995

Pietramala Sixth in Wins Among Active Coaches: Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala enters this week’s game ranked sixth among active Division I coaches in career victories with 218. Pietramala’s overall record now stands at 218-97 (.692) and his record at Johns Hopkins is 195-80 (.709). Below is a look at the winningest active Division I head coaches (through games of May 3).

1. John Danowski (Duke) (12-3) _________ 394-193 2. Bill Tierney (Denver) (12-2) ___________ 393-127 3. Mike Pressler (Bryant) (8-7) ___________ 359-179 4. Kevin Corrigan (Notre Dame) (8-5) ____ 303-153 5. John Desko (Syracuse) (7-6) ____________ 243-80 6. Dave Pietramala (Johns Hopkins) (10-4) 218-97

Extra-Extra: Johns Hopkins has converted on 17-of-45 (.378) extra-man chances on the year and the Blue Jays are ranked 20th nationally in extra-man offense.

Helmet Stickers

The Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team is honoring former men’s lacrosse players Dave Huntley, Scott Smith and Jeremy Huber and former JHU women’s basketball coach Nancy Funk with stickers on its 2018 helmets.


Quinn to Receive Tewaaraton Legends Awards

Current Johns Hopkins volunteer assistant coach Larry Quinn, who guided the Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team to a pair of NCAA Championships during his career at Homewood, has been named the 2018 recipient of the Tewaaraton Foundation Legends Award it was announced on January 19, 2018. Quinn is the second Blue Jay to win the award as he joins Joe Cowan, the 2013 recipient.

Quinn played at Johns Hopkins from 1982-85 and ranks among the great goalies in college lacrosse his-tory. He started the final two seasons of his career and guided the Blue Jays to a 27-1 record and NCAA Championships in 1984 and 1985. Johns Hopkins was also the national runner-up during his freshman and sophomore years.

Quinn posted a school-record .708 save percentage in 1984, when the Blue Jays posted a 14-0 record. He earned First Team USILA All-America honors that season and was the recipient of the C. Markland Kelly Award as the nation’s top goalie and the Enners Award as the nation’s top player.

With Quinn in the goal in 1985, the Blue Jays posted a 13-1 record and claimed their second consecutive national championship. He posted a .645 save percentage as a senior, when he repeated as a First Team USI-LA All-American and again claimed the Kelly and Enners Awards. That year, he also became the first Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse player to earn a prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.

Since Quinn graduated in 1985, only three players have earned the Enners Award in consecutive years and only twice has a goalie won the award in the 33 years since Quinn claimed his second.

Quinn later served as assistant coach at Johns Hopkins and played for the United States National Team at the 1986, 1990 and 1994 ILF World Championships. He helped guide the United States to the World Championship in each of those years and earned All-World and Best Goalie honors at the 1986 championships.

More Extra-Extra: Johns Hopkins led the nation and set a school record for extra-man percentage by convert-ing on 26-of-43 (.605) EMO chances last season. The Blue Jays’ 60.5% conversion rate last season is the fourth-best in NCAA history.

A Final Extra: The 2018 season is the 12th for Bobby Benson as the Blue Jays’ offensive coordinator. Since he took over, the Johns Hopkins extra-man offense has con-verted on 40% or more of its EMO chances eight times in 11 seasons, including each of the last six. Johns Hopkins has finished in the top 10 in the nation in extra-man of-fense four times in the last six years and in the top 12 in each of those six seasons.

Since 2007, Benson’s first year as Hopkins’ offensive coordinator, Johns Hopkins is 283-of-649 (.436) on ex-tra-man chances.

12+: Prior to the last two games against Maryland and Ohio State, Johns Hopkins had scored 10 or more goals in 10 straight games and 11 times in 12 games.

11-12-13: Johns Hopkins ranks 11th in the nation in assists per game (7.14), 12th in points per game (19.07), and 13th in goals per game (11.93).

4x40: The top of the Johns Hopkins scoring chart features four players who have topped the 40-point mark in Joel Tinney (47 points), Shack Stanwick

(43), Kyle Marr (43) and Cole Williams (40). This marks the first time since 2009 that Johns Hopkins has had four players top the 40-point mark. In 2009, Chris Boland (46), Kyle Whar-ton (45), Michael Kimmel (45) and Brian Christopher (41) all topped the 40-point mark.

4x40 - Part II: Johns Hopkins is one of just two teams in the nation (Canisius) that has four players with 40 or more points entering this week’s games.

Opponent Droughts: The Johns Hopkins defense held UMBC scoreless for a stretch of 38:05 from late in the first quarter through the middle of the fourth. That’s the longest JHU has held an opponent scoreless since the Jays held Mount St. Mary’s off the board for a run of 44:56 on April 14, 2014.

Stanwick Scoring Totals

The last of the eight Division I-lacrosse-play-ing Stanwick siblings is Johns Hopkins junior attackman Shack Stanwick. Between them, the Stanwicks have combined for more than 1,100 career goals and 1,800 career points.

Below is a look at the scoring totals of the eight Stanwick siblings who have played col-lege lacrosse.

Name (School) G-A-PSheehan Stanwick (Gtown) 232-98-330Covie Stanwick (Boston College) 196-113-309Coco Stanwick (Gtown) 199-85-284Steele Stanwick (Virginia) 126-143-269Wick Stanwick (Gtown) 164-54-218Wells Stanwick (JHU) 84-124-208Shack Stanwick (JHU) 91-108-199Tad Stanwick (Rutgers) 29-26-55 Totals 1,121-751-1,872

JHU Career EMO Scoring

Alex Concannon _________________0g, 1aPatrick Fraser __________________29g, 3aChris Hubler ____________________1g, 0aKyle Marr _____________________12g, 17aLuke Shilling ____________________1g, 1aForry Smith _____________________2g, 1aShack Stanwick ________________14g, 30aJoel Tinney ______________________3g, 5a

EMO Game-by-Game

Towson ______________3-for-3 (1.000)Loyola ________________ 0-for-5 (.000)North Carolina ________ 2-for-4 (.500)Princeton _____________ 3-for-6 (.500)Syracuse ______________ 0-for-3 (.000)UMBC ________________ 0-for-1 (.000)Delaware _____________ 0-for-2 (.000)Virginia_______________ 2-for-4 (.500)Rutgers _______________ 1-for-2 (.500)Ohio State ____________ 1-for-3 (.333)Penn State ____________ 0-for-1 (.000)Michigan _____________ 2-for-3 (.667)Maryland _____________ 1-for-4 (.250)Ohio State ____________ 2-for-4 (.500)Totals ______________ 17-of-45 (.378)

MLL Jays

Johns Hopkins had three players select-ed in the 2018 Ma-jor League Lacrosse Draft on April 18.

Senior midfield-er Joel Tinney was selected in the first round (5th overall by the New York Lizards, while Shack Stanwick went in the 6th round (49th oveall) to the Chesapeake Bayhawks and Hunter Moreland was selected in the 7th round (63rd overall) by the Dallas Rattlers.


More Droughts: In the last 10 games, the Blue Jay defense has held the opposi-tion scoreless for stretches of 38:05 (UMBC), 22:33 (OSU-2), 16:03 (Delaware), 15:50 (SU), 14:33 (Delaware), 14:22 (Mich), 14:16 (OSU-1), 14:00 (UVA), 13:54 (Mich), 13:01 (SU), 13:00 (UVA), 11:48 (MD), 11:48 (OSU-1), 11:19 (PSU), 11:03 (OSU-2), 11:00 (OSU-2), 10:42 (RU), 9:02 (SU) and 9:01 (MD. That’s a stretch of at least nine minutes 19 times in 10 games.

Second-Half Surge: Johns Hopkins has outscored the opposition 90-47 after halftime during the last 11 games. JHU has scored at least seven goals in the second half in eight of those 11 games and eight or more goals in the second half in seven of the 11 games.

58 in a Row: Senior Shack Stanwick had his school-record 58-game point-scoring streak snapped in the 14-12 loss at Penn State. Stanwick left the game with an injury less than four minutes into the game, made a brief return and then exited and didn’t return to bring his streak to an end.

Stanwick’s 58-game run broke the previous record of 56 games, which was set by Terry Rior-dan from 1992-95.

Hitting the Century Mark: With four assists at Rutgers, senior Shack Stanwick topped the 100-career assist mark and with one against Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals has pushed his total to 108. He is just the seventh player in school history to reach 100 career assists and his 108 rank fifth in school history.

Stanwick Among Career Leaders: With 91 goals and 108 assists for 199 points to his credit, senior attackman Shack Stanwick ranks fifth in school history in assists, 11th in school history in points and 27th in goals.

90-100: Shack Stanwick tallied one goal (and one assist) against Maryland to become the third player in school history to record 90 or more goals and 100 or more assists. Only Jack Thomas (103g, 121a from 1972-74) and Richie Hirsch (101g, 103a from 1974-77) had turned that trick in JHU history prior to Stanwick, who now has 91 goals and 108 assists in his career.

Williams Second in Goals, Fourth in Points, Third in Assists: Sophomore attackman Cole Williams ranks second on the team in goals (28), fourth in points (40) and tied for third in as-sists (12). He had totaled at least two goals and three points in nine straight games prior to the game at Michigan, when he had one assist in a 10-9 victory.

DeSimone Fifth in Goals, Sixth in Points: Freshman Connor DeSimone is quietly putting to-gether a strong rookie campaign as a member of the Blue Jays’ first midfield. He scored twice in the second half of the 13-12 win at Rutgers and added one goal and one assist at Penn State and one goal against Maryland to push his season totals to 15 goals and one assist; he is now fifth on the team in goals and tied for fifth in points (16).

All 15 of DeSimone’s goals have come in the last 12 games with hat tricks against Syracuse and Virginia and two-goal efforts against Princeton, UMBC and Rutgers.

Marr Hits 30: Junior attackman Kyle Marr scored three goals in the Big Ten Semifinals against Ohio State to help the Blue Jays top the Buckeyes, 6-5, to advance to the B1G title game. The hat trick was his sixth of the year and 10th of his career.

Marr scored the highlight reel game-winner with 14 seconds left in Johns Hopkins’ 13-12 win at Rutgers, added two goals against Ohio State (1st meeting) and two goals and one assist at Penn State. He then scored four goals, including the game-winner with 31.1 seconds remain-ing, at Michigan before a one-goal, one-assist effort against Maryland and the three-goal effort against Ohio State pushed his season totals to 31 goals and 12 assists for 43 points. He leads the team in goals, ranks second in points and is tied for third in assists.

Marr has 11 multi-point, 10 multi-goal and four multi-assist games on the year and has four games with five or more points to his credit. He will carry career totals of 69 goals and 35 assists for 104 points into the game against Maryland.

USILA Coaches Poll (4-30-18) Rk. Team Rec. _______ Points 1. Yale (14) 12-2 _________ 373 2. Maryland (4) 11-2 _________ 361 3. Denver (1) 11-2 _________ 323 4. Duke 12-3 _________ 316 5. Albany 12-2 _________ 306 6. Loyola Maryland 12-3 _________ 282 7. Johns Hopkins 9-4 __________ 270 8. Notre Dame 8-5 __________ 249 9. Virginia 11-5 _________ 201 10. Cornell 10-4- ________ 199 11. Rutgers 9-5 __________ 175 12. Villanova 10-4 _________ 161 13. Syracuse 7-6 __________ 142 14. Bucknell 11-4 _________ 127 15. Ohio State 8-6 __________ 118 16. UMass 10-4 __________ 84 17. Georgetown 10-4 __________ 82 18. Navy 9-5 ___________ 65 19. Penn State 8-6 ___________ 25 20. St. Joseph’s 10-3 __________ 23

Others Receiving Votes: Lehigh, Robert Mor-ris, Penn, Princeton, Vermont, Michigan, Rich-mond, North Carolina, Jacksonville

Maverik Media Poll (4-30-18) Rk. Team Rec. _______ Points 1. Yale (23) 12-2 _________ 535 2. Maryland (4) 11-2 _________ 510 3. Denver 11-2 _________ 456 4. Albany 12-2 _________ 450 5. Duke 12-3 _________ 438 6. Loyola Maryland 12-3 _________ 419 7. Johns Hopkins 9-4 __________ 388 8. Notre Dame 8-5 __________ 339 9. Cornell 10-4 _________ 293 10. Virginia 11-5 _________ 277 11. Rutgers 9-5 __________ 250 12. Syracuse 7-6 __________ 198 13. Ohio State 8-6 __________ 189 14. Villanova 10-4 _________ 172 15. Bucknell 11-4 _________ 162 16. UMass 10-4 _________ 139 17. Navy 9-5 __________ 132 18. Georgetown 10-4 __________ 98 19. Penn State 8-6 ___________ 68 20. St. Joseph’s 10-3 __________ 54

Others Receiving Votes: Lehigh, Vermont, Michigan, Robert Morris, Princeton, Penn, North Carolina, UMBC

JHU Week-by-Week in the Polls USILA Maverik Coaches MediaPreseason 11th 13thFeb. 12 9th 8thFeb. 19 13th 14thFeb. 26 19th 18thMar. 5 T15th 17thMar. 12 10th 10thMar. 19 9th 9thMar. 26 7th 6thApr. 2 6th 6thApr. 9 5th 4thApr. 16 7th 7thApr. 23 7th 7thApr. 30 7th 7th

85 Career Goals & 100 Career Assists at JHU

Name Gls. Ast. Pts. _______________YearsJack Thomas 103 121 224 ____________ 1972-74Richie Hirsch 101 103 204 ____________ 1974-77Shack Stanwick 91 108 199 ______________ Active


Tinney Tops 100: Senior midfielder Joel Tinney topped the 100 career point mark with a two-goal, three-assist showing at Penn State, came back with a two-goal, four-assist effort at Michigan to fuel a 10-9 win over the Wolverines and added two goals against Maryland. Including his one-goal, one-assist effort against Ohio State in the B1G Semifinals, he now has 65 goals and 48 assists for 113 points in his career.

After his two-point effort against Ohio State, Tinney has 11 consecutive multi-point games to his credit and 12 multi-point games on the year. He also has eight multi-assist games and six multi-goal games and now leads the team in points (47) and assists (29) and is third in goals (18). Tinney’s 29 assists this season are just three shy of the JHU record for single-season assists by a midfielder (Kevin Boland had 32 in 2004).

The 2017 Second Team USILA All-American has started all 46 games in his career and also has 102 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers.

Moreland Among National Leaders: Senior Hunter Moreland enters the game against Mary-land ranked 14th in the nation in faceoff winning percentage (.600) and 17th in ground balls per game (6.07). He is 174-of-290 (.600) at the dot with a team-high 85 ground balls. His 85 GBs are already the most by a Johns Hopkins player since Drew Kennedy had 132 in 2014.

Moreland is 461-of-805 (.573) with 196 ground balls in his career. He ranks fourth in school history in career faceoff wins and tied for fourth in faceoff attempts.

In Overtime: With the 8-7 triple overtime loss to Maryland, Johns Hopkins is 26-16 (.619) all-time in overtime under head coach Dave Pietramala. The Blue Jays were 3-1 in overtime last sea-son and have won six of their last nine overtime games.

One Goal Games: With the 6-5 win over Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals, Johns Hopkins is 54-26 (.675) in one-goal games under head coach Dave Pietramala.

In the Polls: The Blue Jays are seventh in this week’s USILA Coaches Poll. The Johns Hopkins Athletic Communications Office uses the USILA Poll to represent JHU’s official rankings.

Including the most recent USILA Poll, there have been 476 weekly polls since the inception of the poll in 1973. JHU has been ranked in the top 20 in 471 of those 476 polls (98.9%). The Blue Jays have been in the top 10 in 421 of the 476 and the top five in 308 of those 476. Johns Hopkins has been ranked number one 104 times since the poll debuted in 1973. Below is a breakdown of the Blue Jays in the USILA Coaches Poll since its inception on March 19, 1973:

Total Weeks: ________________________________________________________ 476Total Weeks at #1: ___________________________________________________ 104Weeks in top 5: ______________________________________________________ 308Weeks in top 10: _____________________________________________________ 421Weeks in top 20: _____________________________________________________ 471Consecutive at #1: ______________________________________14 (4/12/04-5/9/05)Most Consecutive in top 5: _____________________________130 (3/19/73-3/23/87)Most Consecutive in top 10: ____________________________158 (3/19/73-3/25/90)Most Consecutive in top 20: _________________________ 367 (3/19/73-4/18/2010)

Honors and Awards

Connor DeSimone (Fr. • M) - Big Ten Fresh-man of the Week (3-20)

Patrick Foley (Jr. • D) - Second Team All-Big Ten, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (3-20)

Hunter Moreland (Sr. • FO) - Big Ten Spe-cialist of the Week

Jack Rapine (So. • D) - Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (3-13)

Shack Stanwick (Sr. • A) - Second Team All-Big Ten, Senior CLASS Award Finalist, USI-LA Team of the Week (3-20)

Joel Tinney (Sr. • M) - Tewaaraton Watch List, First Team All-Big Ten, USILA Team of the Week (3-27)

Brock Turnbaugh (Sr. • G) - Big Ten Special-ist of the Week (2-13), USILA Team of the Week (2-12)

Cole Williams (So. • A) - Second Team All-Big Ten, Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (3-13, 4-3), USILA Team of the Week (3-13, 4-3)

Head Athletic Trainer Brad Mountcastle, Paul Rabil, Ryan Brown, Tucker Durkin and Strength & Conditioning Coach Jay Dyer will represent the United States at the 2018 FIL World Championships.


Streaks-n-Stuff

Current Point-Scoring StreaksJoel Tinney 20 gamesKyle Marr 12 gamesAlex Concannon 5 gamesShack Stanwick 2 games

Current Goal-Scoring StreaksKyle Marr 11 gamesJoel Tinney 9 gamesAlex Concannon 2 games

Current Assist StreaksShack Stanwick 2 games

Miscellaneous Statistics

Hat Tricks 2018 CareerAlex Concannon 1 1Connor DeSimone 2 2Patrick Fraser 3 5Kyle Marr 6 10Shack Stanwick 1 11Joel Tinney 0 7Brinton Valis 1 1Cole Williams 6 6

Multi-Goal Games 2018 CareerBrett Baskin 1 1Alex Concannon 3 3Connor DeSimone 5 5Patrick Fraser 3 9Thomas Guida 1 1Robert Kuhn 0 1Kyle Marr 10 21Forry Smith 1 5Shack Stanwick 4 27Joel Tinney 6 19Brinton Valis 2 2Cole Williams 9 10

Multi-Assist Games 2018 CareerAlex Concannon 1 3Patrick Fraser 0 1Kyle Marr 4 9Shack Stanwick 6 33Joel Tinney 8 13Cole Williams 2 2

Multi-Point Games 2018 CareerBrett Baskin 1 1Alex Concannon 4 6Connor DeSimone 6 6Patrick Fraser 3 10Thomas Guida 1 1Robert Kuhn 0 1Kyle Marr 12 28Hunter Moreland 1 1Forry Smith 1 7Shack Stanwick 11 50Joel Tinney 12 31Brinton Valis 2 3Cole Williams 9 11

Player Notes of Interest

Brett Baskin (Fr. • A)- Reserve attackman who has seen action in 11 games.– Counts four goals to his credit, including a career-high two in a 13-6 win against UMBC.- Scored once against Delaware ... goal against the Blue Hens was the fourth in a 7-0 run to end the game in the 14-8 victory.

Tal Bruno (Sr. • SSDM)- Three-year regular at SSDM.- Two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection.- Missed five games with an injury before re-turning against Ohio State in the B1G Semis.- Totaled three ground balls and one caused turnover against UMBC.- Counts career totals of three goals, one as-sist, 37 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers to his credit.

Owen Colwell (So. • D)- In first year as a starter on closer defense and has started all 14 games.- Has 17 ground balls and five caused turn-overs on the year.- Grabbed one GB and caused a pair of turn-overs at Syracuse.- Totaled three ground balls and one caused turnover in a 14-8 win over Delaware and had two GBs and one CT in a 13-10 win over Ohio State.- Had a career-high four GBs in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland.

Alex Concannon (Jr. • M)- Tied for fifth on the team in scoring with 10 goals and eight assists for 18 points despite missing the game against Princeton with an injury.- Scored one goal and added one assist in the 6-5 win against Ohio State in the Big Ten Semi-finals. Goal was the game-winner with 11.3 seconds left in the fourth quarter.- Had a two-goal effort in an 8-7 triple over-time loss to third-ranked Maryland; both goals came in the second half.- Enjoyed the finest game of his career with a three-goal, two-assist effort in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse. Three goals and five points against SU are a career high.- Made the most of his first career start against Towson as he notched two goals and one as-sist for three points. Two goals against Tow-son were a career high and his three-point ef-fort matched his then personal best. - Added one goal at Loyola and an assist against North Carolina.- Totaled three goals and nine assists last sea-son. The nine assists were the most of any non-starter in 2017.

Concannon’s Career Highs Goals: ___________ 3, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)Assists: __________3, @ #5 Ohio State (5-4-17)Points: __________ 5, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)________________ 3, vs. #14 Towson (2-10-18)

_________________3, @ #5 Ohio State (5-4-17)_____________________ 3, vs. UMBC (2-11-17)

Connor DeSimone (Fr. • M)- Has 15 goals and one assist on the season - all 15 goals have come in the last 12 games.- Scored once in the loss to North Carolina and came back with two goals against Princeton.- Scored back-to-back goals against Princeton to turn a 5-5 tie into a 7-5 lead ... these were the second and third goals in a 12-2 run that put the game away.- Recorded the first hat trick of his career in an 18-7 victory at seventh-ranked Syracuse. Hat trick was the first by a Johns Hopkins fresh-man midfielder since Joel Tinney had three in a 19-7 win at Virginia in the first round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament.- Added two goals in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Notched second career hat trick in a 15-13 come-from-behind win at Virginia to nab Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors. Scored two of three goals in the fourth quarter as JHU outscored UVA 6-2 in final 15 minutes.- Tallied twice in the 13-12 come-from-behind win at Rutgers. Both goals came during a 7-3 game-ending run that turned a 9-6 deficit into the 13-12 win.- Scored one goal and added one assist at 15th-ranked Penn State ... the assist was the first of his career.- Scored 57 seconds into third quarter against Maryland to tie game at 3-3; Blue Jays eventu-ally led 7-5 before falling 8-7 in triple overtime.

Patrick Foley (Jr. • D)- Second Team All-Big Ten.- Has one goal, 25 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers on the year. 14 CTs are tied for the team lead.- Made an immediate impact in the season -opening win against Towson as he scored the game-opening goal less than two minutes into the first quarter and added three ground balls and one caused turnover.- Had one ground ball and three caused turn-overs in 13-6 win over UMBC and added one ground ball and one caused turnover against Delaware.- Named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week after helping JHU to the wins over UMBC and Delaware.- Tallied four ground balls and one caused turnover in a 14-12 loss at Penn State.- Grabbed two GBs and helped hold Mary-land’s Jared Bernhardt to just one assist in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Mary-land.- As a freshman in 2016, he started every game on close defense and tallied two goals, 23 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers. The 11 CTs were the most on the team.

Patrick Fraser (Sr. • M)- Will carry career totals of 46 goals and five assists for 51 points into this week’s game.- Ranks sixth on the team in goals (14) and sev-enth in points (14).


- 10 of 14 goals this season came in Big Ten games ... Had three hat tricks in five B1G regu-lar season games.- Notched his third hat trick of the season in the 10-9 win at Michigan.- Effort against Michigan came one week after a three-goal effort at Penn State.- Scored once against Ohio State a week after a three-goal effort in a 13-12 come-from-be-hind win at Rutgers. All three goals against RU came during a 7-3 game-ending run that turned a 9-6 deficit into the one-goal victory. - 29 of his career goals have been extra-man goals.- 29 career EMO goals are the most of any ac-tive player in the nation.

Fraser’s Career HighsGoals: _________4, vs. #18 Princeton (2-28-15)Assists: _______________ 2, vs. UMBC (2-7-15)Points: ________4, vs. #18 Princeton (2-28-15)

Thomas Guida (Sr. • M)- Member of the Blue Jays’ second midfield.- Has four goals and one assist on the year.- Scored single goals in the 13-11 loss to North Carolina and the 18-7 win at Syracuse.- Enjoyed most productive game of his career in a 14-8 win over Delaware with two goals and one assist.- Younger brother of Rob Guida, who played for JHU from 2011-14.

Guida’s Career HighsGoals: _____________ 2, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)Assists: _____________________ 1, Four TimesPoints: ____________ 3, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)

Danny Jones (Jr. • M)- Regular member of the Blue Jay short-stick defensive middie rotation for second straight year.- Has 10 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers on the year. 13 CTs rank second on the team.- Had one ground ball and two CTs in a 13-10 win over Ohio State and came back with a ca-reer-high three CTs at Penn State.- Tallied one assist, one GB and two CTs in a 10-9 win at Michigan.- Grabbed one GB and had one CT in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland.

Robert Kuhn (Jr. • LSM)- Has two goals, one assist, 23 ground balls and eight caused turnovers on the year.- In his third season as Hopkins’ top long stick middie, despite never having played the posi-tion prior to his arrival at Homewood.- Gives the Blue Jays a threat in transition as he counts nine goals and six assists to his credit in 44 career games at LSM.- Scored once and had one GB in the sea-son-opening win against Towson.– Added an assist, two ground balls and one caused turnover in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Totaled one goal, four ground balls and one caused turnover in the 13-12 come-from-be-

hind win at 10th-ranked Rutgers and added four GBs and one CT at Penn State.- Grabbed two GBs and had one CT in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland; helped hold UM’s Connor Kelly to just one as-sist in the game.

Kuhn’s Career HighsGoals: ___________2, vs. #6 Syracuse (3-18-17)Assists: ______________________ 1, Six TimesPoints: __________2, vs. #6 Syracuse (3-18-17)Ground Balls: __ 7, vs. #5 Penn State (4-15-17)

Kyle Marr (Jr. • A)- Leads the team in goals (31), ranks second in points (43) and tied for third in assists (12).- Tallied four goals and two assists in the sea-son-opening win against Towson.- Added a pair of assists against North Caroli-na and came back with two goals and three as-sists for five points in the win over Princeton.- Fired home three goals and added three ground balls in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse. Two of three goals came during a 10-1 run that turned a 3-2 game into a 13-3 lead for the Blue Jays.- Added two goals in the 13-6 win over UMBC ... both came in a 10-0 JHU run that turned a 2-0 deficit into a 10-2 lead.- Fueled JHU’s 14-8 win over Delaware with three goals and two assists. Scored three straight goals bridging the third and fourth quarters that turned an 8-7 deficit into a 10-8 lead that JHU never relinquished.- Made it back-to-back five-point games with four goals and one assist in a 15-13 win at Vir-ginia. Scored all four of his goals in the sec-ond half as JHU erased a 9-2 deficit with a 13-2 run.- Scored just once, but it was the game-winner with 14 seconds remaining in a 13-12 come-from-behind win at 10th-ranked Rutgers.- Tallied twice in the 13-10 win over Ohio State and came back with a two-goal, one-assist ef-fort at Penn State.- Notched four goals - including the game-win-ner with 31.1 seconds remaining - in a 10-9 win at Michigan.- Punched up one goal and one assist in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland. Third quarter assist on a Connor DeSimone goal was the 100th point of his career.- Tallied three goals in 6-5 Big Ten Semifinal win over Ohio State - tallied two of JHU’s final three goals as Blue Jays rallied for the win.- Has career totals of 69 goals and 35 assists for 104 points.

Marr’s Career HighsGoals: __________ 6, vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-17)__________________5, vs. #7 Rutgers (3-31-17)___________________ 4, @ Michigan (4-21-18)_________________4, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-18)________________ 4, vs. #14 Towson (2-10-18)Assists: ____________6, vs. Michigan (4-22-17)Points: ____________9, vs. Michigan (4-22-17)________________ 7, vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-17)________________ 6, vs. #14 Towson (2-10-18)____________________________ 5, Four times

Hunter Moreland (Sr. • FO)- Is 174-of-290 (.600) on faceoffs with a team-high 85 ground balls to go along with three goals and two assists on the year.- 174 FO wins this season rank eighth in JHU history, while 285 attempts is seventh best.- Enjoyed one of the best games of his career at Loyola as he won 14-of-20 faceoffs with six ground balls to go along with one goal and one assist. The two points are a career high. - Came back with an 18-of-27 performance with a then career-high 10 GBs against North Carolina. 18 FO wins are the second-highest total of his career.- Followed the effort against UNC with a 20-of-25 performance with a career-high 14 GBs against Princeton. The 20 FO wins are also a career high.- Fueled 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse by going 17-of-26 with six GBs and came back three days later with a 12-of-15 effort that in-cluded eight ground balls in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Went 20-of-25 (.800) with 12 ground balls in a 14-8 win over Delaware. The 20 FO wins ties career high set earlier this season against Princeton.- Was 15-of-29 with seven ground balls and one goal in a 15-13 win at Virginia. Won 12 of 20 faceoffs and added his goal in the final 31 minutes to fuel a 13-2 JHU run that turned a 9-2 deficit into the 15-13 victory.- Was 12-of-26 with four GBs and one assist in a 13-12 come-from-behind win at 10th-ranked Rutgers.- Won 17-of-23 faceoffs with four GBs in a 10-9 win at Michigan.- Turned in an 11-of-21 effort with five GBs in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland.- Enters game against Maryland having won 461-of-805 (.572) faceoffs in his career with 196 ground balls to go along with four goals and seven assists.- Ranks fourth in school history in career FO wins and tied for fourth in attempts.

Moreland’s Career HighsGoals: ___________1, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-18)__________________ 1, @ #14 Loyola (2-17-18) ________________ 1, vs. #14 Towson (2-10-18)__________________1, vs. #18 Rutgers (5-5-16)Assists: ____________________ 1, Seven TimesPoints: ___________ 2, @ #14 Loyola (2-17-18)Faceoffs Won: _____ 20, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)__________________ 20, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)______________ 19, vs. #5 Penn State (4-15-17)_________ 18, vs. #12 North Carolina (2-23-18)__________________ 17, @ Michigan (4-21-18)________________ 17, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)Faceoffs Att.: ____29, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-18)_______________ 29, vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-17)______________ 28, vs #5 Penn State (4-15-17)_________ 27, vs. #12 North Carolina (2-23-18)________________27, @ #5 Ohio State (5-4-17)Ground Balls: _____ 14, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)__________________ 12, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)____________ 10, vs. #12 N. Carolina (2-23-18)


Jack Rapine (So. • D)- Has one assist, 27 ground balls and nine caused turnovers this season.- Totaled four GBs and one CT in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse to earn Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors.- Came back with three ground balls and one caused turnover in a 13-6 win over UMBC and had two GBs and one CT against Delaware.- Grabbed four ground balls and had one CT in a 15-13 come-from-behind win at Virginia.- Notched three ground balls and two CTs in a 13-10 win over Ohio State.- Grabbed two ground balls and added one CT in an 8-7 triple-overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland.- Started all 15 games on close defense last season - he was the only freshman to start all 15 games for JHU in 2017.- Totaled 29 ground balls and 17 caused turn-overs in 2017; his 17 CTs are seventh best in school history and tied for second best by a JHU freshman (Tucker Durkin had 19 in 2010).- Has run his consecutive start streak to 29 games with starts in the first 14 games this season.

Jared Reinson (Fr. • LSM)– Counts one goal, 16 ground balls and two caused turnovers to his credit this season as JHU’s second LSM.- Has seen action in all 14 games thus far.- Scored his first career goal in the loss at Loyola.- Had a career-high four GBs in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse.

Forry Smith (So. • A)- Has played in 11 games this season as a re-serve attackman and has two goals and two assists on the year.- Grabbed a spot on the JHU extra-man unit against Princeton and responded with a ca-reer-high-tying two goals.- Came on in relief of an injured Shack Stan-wick and had one assist and three GBs at Penn State.- Earned first start of his career at Michigan and had one assist to his credit.- Scored 14 goals and added six assists for 20 points last season despite not starting a single game.

Smith’s Career HighsGoals: _____________ 2, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)___________________2, vs. Michigan (4-22-17)_______________ 2, vs. #5 Penn State (4-15-17)_____________________ 2, #9 Loyola (2-18-17)_____________________ 2, vs. UMBC (2-11-17)Assists: ____________________ 1, Eight TimesPoints: ____________3, vs. Michigan (4-22-17) _______________ 3, vs. #5 Penn State (4-15-17)_____________________ 3, vs. UMBC (2-11-17)

Shack Stanwick (Sr. • A)- Second Team All-Big Ten.- One of 10 finalists nationwide for the presti-gious Senior CLASS Award.

- Ranks second on the team in scoring with 17 goals and 26 assists for 43 points.- Missed the game at Michigan after suffering an injury at Penn State ... this was the first game of his career that he didn’t play.- Registered at least one point in the first 58 games of his career before streak was snapped in a 14-12 loss at Penn State. Suffered injury early in the game at PSU to bring streak to a halt.- 58-game point-scoring streak is the longest in school history.- Opened the season with a one-goal, two-as-sist effort against Towson and scored once against Loyola.– Totaled two goals and one assist against North Carolina and came back with one goal and one assist against Princeton.- Scored twice and added three assists in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse. Scored both of his goals and added an assist during a 10-1 run that turned a 3-2 lead into a 13-3 advantage.- Matched career high with seven points on three goals and four assists in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Posted second straight seven-point game with a two-goal, five-assist effort in a 14-8 win over Delaware. The five assists and seven points matched his career highs.- Earned a spot on the USILA Team of the Week after his two-game performance against UMBC and Delaware.- Scored once and added an assist in a 15-13 come-from-behind win at Virginia and came back with one goal and four assists in a 13-12 come-from-behind win at 10th-ranked Rut-gers. Had one goal and three assists during game-ending 8-4 run for JHU that turned an 8-5 deficit into the 13-12 victory at RU.- Totaled one goal and three assists in a 13-10 win over Ohio State. All three assists came in the second half as JHU outscored the Buck-eyes 8-5 in the final 30 minutes.- Returned to the lineup against Maryland af-ter missing the game at Michigan and had one goal and one assist and added one goal and one assist against Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals.

- Has career totals of 91 goals and 108 assists for 199 points.- Ranked fifth in school history in assists (108) and 11th in points (199).- With the one goal against Maryland became the third JHU player with 90 goals and 100 as-sists (Jack Thomas | Richie Hirsch).

Stanwick’s Career HighsGoals: ___________4, @ #5 Ohio State (5-4-17)_________________4, vs. #15 Rutgers (3-31-17) ___________________4, vs. #9 Loyola (2-18-17)__________________4, vs. #6 Towson (3-12-16)_________________4, vs. #1 Syracuse (5-17-15)Assists: ____________ 5, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)______________________5, @ UMBC (3-30-16)__________ 5, vs. #10 North Carolina (2-28-16)Points: ____________ 7, vs. Delaware (3-17-18)_____________________ 7, vs. UMBC (3-13-18)__________________7, vs. #6 Towson (3-12-16)__________ 7, vs. #10 North Carolina (2-28-16)___________________________ 6, Three Times

Joel Tinney (Sr. • M)- First Team All-Big Ten.- Named to Tewaaraton Watch List.- Leads the team in scoring with 18 goals and 29 assists for 47 points.- 29 assists in 14 games this season are already 10 more than he had in 33 career games prior to this season.- Tallied one goal and a career-high four as-sists in the 16-9 win over Princeton and came back with a four-assist effort in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse.- Counted one goal and two assists to his cred-it in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Tallied two goals and one assist in a 14-8 win over Delaware.- Rallied Johns Hopkins past Virginia with a two-goal, four-assist effort in the 15-13 come-from-behind win over the Cavaliers. All of his career-high six points in the game came after halftime as JHU rallied from a 9-2 deficit.- Notched one goal and one assist, four ground balls and one caused turnover in a 13-12 come-from-behind win at 10th-ranked Rut-gers and added one goal and two assists, four

Cradle of Coaches

Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala has quietly put together a significant coaching tree among his former players. Below is a list of his former players who are currently coaching at the collegiate level:

Bobby Benson (JHU ‘03) _____________________________ Offensive Coordinator - Johns HopkinsSteven Boyle (JHU ‘10) ____________________________________________ Assistant Coach - DrexelRyan Brown (JHU ‘16) _________________________________________ Assistant Coach - MarquetteKevin Conry (JHU ‘04) _____________________________________________ Head Coach - MichiganJohn Crawley (JHU ‘17) ______________________________________ Assistant Coach - Notre DameBen DeLuca (Cornell ‘98) __________________________________________ Head Coach - DelawareTucker Durkin (JHU ‘13) __________________________________________Head Coach - Bryn AthynConor Ford (JHU ‘04) ___________________________________________ Assistant Coach - MichiganJamison Koesterer (JHU ‘07)_______________________________________ Assistant Coach - UMBCShawn Nadelen (JHU ‘01) ____________________________________________Head Coach - TowsonGreg Raymond (JHU ‘05) _____________________________________________ Head Coach - HobartMatt Rewkowski (JHU ‘05) _______________________________________Assisant Coach - Delaware


ground balls and one CT in a 13-10 win over Ohio State.- Scored twice and added three assists with three GBs and one CT at Penn State.- Went for two goals, four assists and four GBs in a 10-9 win at Michigan. Had a hand in final three Blue Jay goals in the victory.- Scored twice and had three GBs in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland and added one goal and one assist in a 6-5 win over Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals.- Never had more than two assists in a game prior to the game against Princeton, but has had four, four times since then (PU/SU/UVA/MICH).- First JHU player with four+ assists in back-to-back games since Wells Stanwick had four in wins over Penn State and Ohio State in the 2015 Big Ten Tournament.- Scored the 50th goal of his career against North Carolina. Tallied 50th goal in 36th ca-reer game - among JHU middies in the Dave Pietramala era, only Paul Rabil has gotten to 50 in fewer games (32) than Tinney.- Has started all 47 games he’s played in during his career and has career totals of 65 goals, 48 assists, 102 ground balls and 23 caused turn-overs.

Tinney’s Career HighsGoals: __________ 3, vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-17)____________________ 3, vs. #10 Navy (2-7-17)__________________ 3, @ #9 Virginia (5-10-15) ________________ 3, @ #3 Maryland (4-25-15)__________________3, vs. Penn State (4-11-15)__________________ 3 vs. #7 Virginia (3-21-15)_______________3, vs. #18 Princeton (2-28-15)Assists: ____________ 4, @ Michigan (4-21-18)_________________4, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-18)_________________ 4, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)___________________ 4, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)Points: ____________ 6, @ Michigan (4-21-18)_________________6, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-18) ____________________________ 5, Five Times

Brock Turnbaugh (Sr. • G)- Has played 843:42 in goal for the Blue Jays this season and has a 9.24 goals against aver-age and a .419 save percentage.- Earned Big Ten Specialist of the Week and a spot on the USILA Team of the Week after a 13-save performance in the season-opening win against Towson. He allowed just six goals and held the Tigers scoreless for more than 17 minutes to open the game.- Came back with 11 saves against Loyola and nine against North Carolina.- Totaled 10 saves and allowed just seven goals in an 18-7 win at seventh-ranked Syracuse.- Rang up nine saves and allowed just four goals in 54:52 in a 13-6 win over UMBC.- Totaled six of his nine saves at 10th-ranked Rutgers in the second half of a 13-12 come-from-behind victory. Included was a point-blank save with two minutes remaining and the score tied at 12-12.

- Registered 11 saves, including four in the fourth quarter of a 13-10 win over Ohio State and added 12 saves at Penn State.- Made 11 saves in a 10-9 win at Michigan and totaled eight saves in an 8-7 triple overtime loss to third-ranked Maryland.- Matched career high with 16 saves and al-lowed just five goals in a 6-5 win over Ohio State in the Big Ten Semifinals.- Has played in 42 games with 36 starts and has logged more than 2,000 (2,145:48) career minutes in goal for the Blue Jays. Ranks 6th in school history in career minutes by a goalie (since 1993).- Honored as a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar in 2017 as he maintained a GPA of at least a 3.7 for the 2016-17 academic year.

Turnbaugh’s Career HighsSaves: ________ 16, vs. #15 Ohio State (5-3-18)_________________ 16, @ #8 Loyola (2-20-16)_______________ 13, vs. #14 Towson (2-10-18)__________________13, vs. Ohio State (4-9-16)___________________ 13, @ #18 Navy (2-9-16)_____________ 12, @ #15 Penn State (4-14-18)_________________12, vs. #7 Rutgers (3-31-17)

Brinton Valis (Sr. • M)- Ranks seventh on the team with 13 goals on the year.- 13 goals this season are already eight more than he had in his first three seasons com-bined.- Enjoyed the best game of his career as he scored three goals in the 16-9 win over Princ-eton. All three goals came in the first half ... had never scored more than one goal in a game prior to this.- Scored twice in a 13-10 win over Ohio State. Both goals came during a 5-1 run that turned a 6-6 tie into an 11-7 lead ... OSU never closer than two the rest of the game.- Had single goals against Loyola, North Car-olina, Syracuse, UMBC, Delaware, Rutgers, Penn State and Michigan.- Has career totals of 18 goals and three assists for 21 points.

Valis’ Career HighsGoals: _____________ 3, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)Assists: _______ 1, @ #14 Penn State (4-17-16)___________________ 1, vs. Princeton (3-5-16)__________ 1, vs. #10 North Carolina (2-28-16)Points: ____________ 3, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)

Cole Williams (So. • A)- Second Team All-Big Ten.- Second on the team in goals (28), fourth in points (40) and tied for third in assists (12).– Notched one goal against Towson in the sea-son-opener and added an assist at Loyola.– Recorded the first hat trick of his career with three goals against North Carolina.- Came back with a four-goal performance against Princeton. All four goals came after halftime and fueled a 12-2 Blue Jay run that put the game away.- Tallied four goals and one assist to fuel an 18-7 victory at seventh-ranked Syracuse. The five points were a then career high and landed him Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week hon-ors and a spot on the USILA Team of the Week.- First Johns Hopkins player with three straight hat tricks since Ryan Brown late in the 2016 season.- Scored twice and added one assist to fuel a 13-6 win over UMBC and matched those totals in a 14-8 win over Delaware.- Fueled 15-13 come-from-behind win at Vir-ginia with three goals in the victory. Scored all three goals after halftime as JHU erased a 9-2 deficit - tallied the first two goals after inter-mission in what became a 13-2 JHU run that turned the 9-2 deficit into a 15-11 lead.- Grabbed second Big Ten Offensive POW award and a spot on the USILA Team of the Week after a two-goal, four-assist showing at 10th-ranked Rutgers. Four assists and six points were a career high ... he had never post-ed more than one assist in a game at JHU prior to this.- Totaled four goals, including three in the second half, in a 13-10 win over Ohio State, and added three goals and two assists at Penn State.- Tallied six goals and four assists for 10 points as a reserve attackman/midfielder last season.

Williams’ Career HighsGoals: _____________ 4, vs. Ohio State (4-7-18)_________________ 4, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)___________________ 4, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)Assists: ___________ 4, @ #10 Rutgers (4-1-18)Points: ___________ 6, @ #10 Rutgers (4-1-18)______________ 5, @ #15 Penn State (4-14-18)_________________ 5, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-18)___________________ 4, vs. Princeton (3-3-18)


Dave Pietramala vs. All Opponents

@ Johns Hopkins (195-80 | .709)@ Cornell (23-17 | .575) Overall (218-97 | .692)

Opponent @ JHU @ Cornell OverallAlbany 11-2 0-0 11-2Army 4-0 0-1 4-1Brown 1-1 3-0 4-1Canisius 1-0 1-0 2-0Colgate 0-0 3-0 3-0Dartmouth 0-0 3-0 3-0Delaware 5-0 0-0 5-0Denver 0-1 0-0 0-1Duke 6-5 0-0 6-5Fairfield 0-0 1-0 1-0Georgetown 1-0 0-1 1-1Harvard 0-0 2-1 2-1Hobart 0-0 0-3 0-3Hofstra 8-3 0-0 8-3Loyola 13-4 0-0 13-4Manhattan 3-0 0-0 3-0Marist 1-0 0-0 1-0Maryland 11-9 0-3 11-12Massachusetts 2-0 1-0 3-0Michigan 6-0 0-0 6-0Mount St. Mary’s 6-0 0-0 6-0Navy 16-2 0-0 16-2North Carolina 9-10 0-0 9-10Notre Dame 1-1 0-0 1-1Ohio State 7-3 1-0 8-3Penn 3-0 3-0 6-0Penn State 4-1 0-0 4-1Princeton 10-9 0-3 10-12Providence 1-0 0-0 1-0Rutgers 3-2 0-0 3-2Siena 5-0 0-0 5-0Stony Brook 1-0 1-0 2-0Syracuse 11-12 1-2 12-14Towson 17-2 0-0 17-2UMBC 14-0 1-2 15-2Villanova 4-0 0-0 4-0Virginia 10-13 0-0 10-13Yale 0-0 2-1 2-1

Totals 195-80 23-17 218-97

What You Need to Know About Johns Hopkins Head Coach Dave Pietramala

• Boasts a 195-80 (.709) record since taking over as the head coach at Johns Hopkins and an overall record of 218-97 (.692) in his 21 years as a college head coach.

• Served as an assistant coach of Team USA at the 2014 FIL World Championships.

• Passed Bob Scott as the winningest coach in Johns Hopkins history with a 16-4 win over UMBC on February 7, 2015. Scott won 158 games in 20 seasons as the Blue Jays’ coach from 1955-74.

• Has won two national championships as the head coach at Johns Hopkins (2005, 2007).

• Pietramala has guided the Blue Jays to the NCAA Tournament 16 times in his 17 years as the head coach at Homewood. The Blue Jays have advanced to the Final Four seven times under his guidance.

• Sports a 24-14 record in NCAA Tournament games at Johns Hopkins and a 24-15 overall NCAA Tournament record (0-1 at Cornell).

• One of just two coaches to earn National Coach of the Year honors at two schools (Cor-nell-2000, Johns Hopkins-2002).

• Only person in the history of college lacrosse to earn NCAA Division I Player of the Year honors (1989) and Division I Coach of the Year honors (2000, 2002).

• Only person in the history of college lacrosse to win an NCAA Division I Championship as a player (1987) and a head coach (2005, 2007).

• Dave Pietramala is generally con-sidered the greatest defensive player in the history of college lacrosse. He earned First Team All-America honors in 1987, 1988 and 1989 and won the William C. Schmeisser Award as the nation’s top defenseman in 1988 and 1989. He was also the 1989 recipient of the Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award as the nation’s top player.

Pietramala’s Coaching Ledger

At Johns Hopkins2018 10-42017 8-7 NCAA First Round2016 8-7 NCAA First Round2015 11-7 NCAA Semifinals Big Ten Tourn. Champions2014 11-5 NCAA Quarterfinals2013 9-52012 12-4 NCAA Quarterfinals2011 13-3 NCAA Quarterfinals2010 7-8 NCAA First Round2009 10-5 NCAA Quarterfinals2008 11-6 NCAA Finals2007 13-4 NCAA Champions2006 9-5 NCAA Quarterfinals2005 16-0 NCAA Champions2004 13-2 NCAA Semifinals2003 14-2 NCAA Finals2002 12-2 NCAA Semifinals2001 8-4 NCAA QuarterfinalsTotals 195-80 (.709)

At Cornell2000 10-4 NCAA First Round1999 7-61998 6-7Totals 23-17 (.575)

Overall Coaching Record: 218-97 (.692)

17 NCAA Tournament AppearancesSeven Final FoursTwo National ChampionshipsTwo National Runner-Up Finishes

Coach Pietramala Quickly

Coaching History2001 - Present:__________________________________________________________Johns Hopkins • Head Coach1998-2000: ___________________________________________________________________ Cornell • Head Coach1995-97: ___________________________________________________________ Johns Hopkins • Assistant Coach1993-94: ___________________________________________________________ Loyola College • Assistant Coach1992-93: _________________________________________________ University of Pennsylvania • Assistant Coach1991: ______________________________________________________________ Johns Hopkins • Assistant Coach1990: ______________________________________________________________ Gilman School • Assistant Coach

Honors2004: ___________________________________________________________ Inducted into Lacrosse Hall of Fame2002: ____________________________________________________________________National Coach-of-the-Year2000: ____________________________________________________________________National Coach-of-the-Year1995: _______________________________________________________ Named to NCAA Silver Anniversary Team1994: ______________________________________________________ All-World selection at ILF Championships1990: ___________________________________________________ Most Outstanding Player at ILF Championships1989: ______________National Player-of-the-Year • National Defenseman-of-the-Year • First Team All-American1988: _______________________________________ National Defenseman-of-the-Year • First Team All-American1987: _________________________________________________ NCAA Championship • First Team All-American

Head Coach Dave Pietramala


The Last Time Johns Hopkins ...

Scored 20 or more goals 22, vs. Marist (5-14-2005)Scored 15 or more goals 15, @ #10 Virginia (3-24-2018)Scored 15 or more goals in back-to-back games 16, vs. Princeton (3-3-2018) 18, @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-2018)Totaled 30 or more points 33 (19g, 14a), vs. Michigan (4-22-2017)

Allowed 15 or more goals 19, vs. #6 Duke (5-13-2017)Allowed 15 or more goals and won 17, #15 Virginia (3-25-2017)

Won 20 or more faceoffs 20 (20-of-26), vs. Delaware (3-17-2018)

Grabbed 50 or more ground balls 77, vs. St. Joe’s (4-21-1999)Grabbed 60 or more ground balls 77, vs. St. Joe’s (4-21-1999)Grabbed 70 or more ground balls 77, vs. St. Joe’s (4-21-1999)

Took 50 or more shots 52, @ Virginia (3-24-2018)Took 60 or more shots 62, vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-2017)Took 70 or more shots 83, vs. St. Joe’s (4-21-1999)Took 80 or more shots 83, vs. St. Joe’s (4-21-1999)

Scored five or more extra-man goals 5 (5-of-5), vs. Michigan (4-22-2017)Scored a man-down goal Patrick Foley @ #4 Brown (5-14-2016)Scored a man-down goal in back-to-back games Zach Palmer (Towson) & John Kaestner (Michigan) (2-16/23-2013)Allowed five or more extra-man goals 5 (5-of-7), vs. #8 UMass (5-21-2005)Allowed a man-down goal Austin Seiple, Ohio State (4-7-2018)

Held an opponent scoreless for a half: Mount St, Mary’s (1st half) (4-14-2014)Held an opponent scoreless for two straight Qtrs.: UMBC (2nd & 3rd Qtrs.) (3-13-2018)Held an opponent scoreless for three straight Qtrs.: Manhattan (1-3 Qtrs.) (3-6-2012)Held an opponent scoreless for 1st three Qtrs: Manhattan (1-3 Qtrs.) (3-6-2012)Held an opponent scoreless for 30 or more cons. min: 38:05, vs. UMBC (3-13-2018)Held an opponent scoreless for 40 or more cons. min: 44:56, @ Mount St. Mary’s (4-14-2014)Held an opponent scoreless for 50 or more cons. min: 60:00, vs. Manhattan (3-6-2012)Posted a shutout: Manhattan (W/11-0) (3-6-2012)

Held an opponent shotless for a quarter: 2nd Qtr. @ #12 Princeton (3-2-2012)

Came from behind to win vs. Ohio State - Trailed as late as 5-4/4th Qtr - Won 6-5 (5-3-18)

Came from two goals down to win vs. Ohio State - Trailed as late as 4-2/2nd Qtr - Won 6-5 (5-3-18)Came from three goals down to win @ Rutgers - Trailed as late as 9-6/3rd Qtr - Won 13-12 (4-1-18)Came from four goals down to win @ Virginia - Trailed as late as 9-5/3rd Qtr - Won 15-13 (3-24-18)Came from five goals down to win @ Virginia - Trailed as late as 9-4/3rd Qtr - Won 15-13 (3-24-18)Came from six goals down to win @ Virginia - Trailed as late as 9-3/3rd Qtr - Won 15-13 (3-24-18)Came from seven goals down to win @ Virginia - Trailed as late as 9-2/3rd Qtr - Won 15-13 (3-24-18)

Won a game with a goal in the final min. of regulation vs. Ohio State - Alex Concannon goal with :11.3 left - Won 6-5 (5-3-18)

Blew a lead and lost vs. #1 Maryland Led as late as 7-5 in 4th qtr. - Lost 8-7 (3OT) (4-28-2018)Blew a two-goal lead and lost vs. #1 Maryland Led as late as 7-5 in 4th qtr. - Lost 8-7 (3OT) (4-28-2018)Blew a three-goal lead and lost @ Virginia - Led as late as 4-1 in 1st qtr. - Lost 13-12 (OT) (3-27-2016)Blew a three-goal lead in back-to-back games and lost @ #1 Syracuse - Led 5-2 in 2nd qtr. - Lost 13-10 (3-14-2015) vs. #7 Virginia - Led 6-3 in 2nd qtr. - Lost 16-15 (OT) (3-21-2015)Blew a four-goal lead and lost @ Virginia - Led as late as 4-0 in 1st qtr. Lost 13-12 (OT) (3-27-2016)Blew a five-goal lead and lost vs. Navy - Led 5-0 in 2nd quarter - Lost 9-8 in OT (4-24-2010)Blew a six-goal lead and lost vs. #4 Syracuse - Led 8-2 in 2nd Q - Lost 15-14 (3-15-2003)

The Last Time a Johns Hopkins Player ...

Scored 5 or more goals 5, Kyle Marr vs. #7 Rutgers (3-31-2017)Score 5 or more goals in back-to-back games Kyle Marr vs. #15 Virginia (6) and vs. #7 Rutgers (5) (2017)Scored 6 or more goals 6, Kyle Marr vs. #15 Virginia (3-31-2017)Scored 7 or more goals 8, Ryan Brown @ #3 Maryland (4-25-2015)Scored 8 or more goals 8, Ryan Brown @ #3 Maryland (4-25-2015)

Dished out 4 or more assists 4, Joel Tinney @ Michigan (4-21-2018)

Had two players dish out 4 or more assists 4, Shack Stanwick & Cole Williams @ Rutgers (4-1-2018)Dished out 5 or more assists 5, Shack Stanwick vs. Delaware (3-17-2018)Dished out 5 or more assists in back-to-back Games Wells Stanwick vs. Ohio State (5) & Towson (5) (2-9 & 2-15-2014)Dished out 6 or more assists 6, Kyle Marr vs. Michigan (4-22-2017)Dished out 7 or more assists 8, Dave Marr vs. Navy (4-19-1996)Dished out 8 or more assists 8, Dave Marr vs. Navy (4-19-1996)

Had five players with 4 or more points S. Stanwick (4), R. Brown (4), W. Dismuke (4) C. Radziewicz (4), H. Cattoni (4) @ Michigan (4-23-16)Totaled 5 or more points in back-to-back games Joel Tinney @ PSU (5) & @ Michigan (6) (2018)Totaled 5 or more points in three straight games Shack Stanwick vs. # 10 N. Carolina (7), vs. Princeton (5) & vs. #6 Towson (7) (2-28 - 3-12-16)Had three players with 5 or more points Shack Stanwick (5), Cole Williams (5) Alex Concannon (5) @ #7 Syracuse (3-10-2018)Totaled 6 or more points 6, Joel Tinney (2g, 4a) @ Michigan (4-21-18)Totaled 6 or more points in back-to-back games Shack Stanwick vs. UMBC (7) and vs. Delaware (7) (2018)Had two players with 6 or more points 7, Kyle Marr (6g, 1a) & 6, Cody Radziewicz (3g, 3a) vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-17)Totaled 7 or more points 7, Shack Stanwick (3g, 4a) vs. UMBC (3-13-18)Totaled 7 or more points in back-to-back games Shack Stanwick vs. UMBC (7) and vs. Delaware (7) (2018)Totaled 8 or more points 9, Kyle Marr (3g, 6a) vs. Michigan (4-22-17)Totaled 9 or more points 9, Kyle Marr (3g, 6a) vs. Michigan (4-22-17)Totaled 10 or more points 11 (5g, 6a), Dan Denihan vs. #10 Towson (5-2-1999)Totaled 11 points 11 (5g, 6a), Dan Denihan vs. #10 Towson (5-2-1999)Scored three or more extra-man goals 4, Patrick Fraser vs. #18 Princeton (2-28-2015)Scored an overtime goal Shack Stanwick vs. #15 Virginia (3-25-2017)Grabbed 14 or more ground balls 14, Hunter Moreland vs. Princeton (3-3-2018)Won 15 or more faceoffs 15, Hunter Moreland @ Michigan (4-21-2018)Won 15 or more faceoffs in back-to-back games Hunter Moreland vs. Delaware (20), @ Virginia (3-17/3-24-18)Won 15 or more faceoffs in three straight games Hunter Moreland vs. North Carolina (18), vs. Princeton (20), @ #7 Syracuse (17) (2-23/3-10-18)Won 20 or more faceoffs 20, Hunter Moreland vs. Delaware (3-17-2018)

Registered 20 or more saves 20, Pierce Bassett vs. #8 Loyola (5-8-2010)

The Last Time


Career Goal-Scoring Leaders 1. Terry Riordan (A) 184 1992-95

2. Ryan Brown (A) 159 2013-16

3. Brian Piccola (A) 154 1991-95

4. Franz Wittelsberger (A) 151 1973-76

5. Michael O’Neill (A) 138 1975-78

6. Jeff Cook (A) 128 1979-82

7. Bobby Benson (A) 124 2000-03

8. Paul Rabil (M) 111 2005-08

9T. Brandon Benn (A) 109 2011-14

Kevin Huntley (A) 109 2005-08

11. Bill Morrill (A) 107 1957-59

12. Dan Denihan (A) 104 1996-97, 1999-2000

13. Jack Thomas (A) 103 1972-74

14. Mike Morrill (A) 102 1985-88

15T. Conor Ford (A/M) 101 2001-04

Richie Hirsch (A) 101 1974-77

17T. Dave Huntley (M) 100 1976-79

Brian Wood (A) 100 1984-87

19T. Del Dressel (M) 99 1983-86

Peter Scott (A) 99 1981-84

21. Dylan Schlott (A) 97 1996-99

22T. Kyle Wharton (A) 96 2008-11

Kyle Barrie (A) 96 2002-05

24T. Steven Boyle (A) 95 2007-10

Jerry Schmidt (A) 95 1960-62

26. Craig Bubier (A) 92 1984-87

27T. Shack Stanwick 91 Active

Adam Doneger (A/M) 91 2000-03

Career Assist Leaders 1. Dave Marr (A) 134 1993-96 2. Wells Stanwick (A) 124 2012-15 3. Joe Cowan (A) 123 1967-69 4. Jack Thomas (A) 121 1972-74

5. Shack Stanwick (A) 108 Active

Career Point-Scoring Leaders 1. Terry Riordan (A) 247 (184g, 63a) 1992-95

2. Brian Piccola (A) 245 (154g, 91a) 1991-95

3. Michael O’Neill (A) 237 (138g, 99a) 1975-78

4. Jack Thomas (A) 224 (103g, 121a) 1972-74

5. Franz Wittelsberger (A) 220 (151g, 69a) 1973-76

6. Jeff Cook (A) 219 (128g, 91a) 1979-82

7. Ryan Brown (A) 209 (159g, 50a) 2013-16

8. Wells Stanwick (A) 208 (84g, 124a) 2012-15

9. Richie Hirsch (A) 204 (101g, 103a) 1974-77

10. Dan Denihan (A) 203 (104g, 99a) 1996-97,

1999-2000

11T. Shack Stanwick (A) 199 (91g, 108a) Active

Joe Cowan (A) 197 (74g, 123a) 1967-69

Tracking the Jays in the Record Book

Career Leaders - Faceoffs Taken 1. Steve Vecchione 1,247 1990-93

2. Eric Wedin 1,009 1998-2001

3. Bob Maimone 860 1974-77

4T. Hunter Moreland 805 Active

Matt Dolente 805 2008-11

Career Leaders - Faceoffs Won 1. Steve Vecchione 722 1990-93

2. Eric Wedin 584 1998-2001

3. Bob Maimone 507 1974-77

4. Hunter Moreland 461 Active

Career Leaders - Caused Turnovers * 1. Tucker Durkin 65 2010-13

2. Michael Pellegrino 63 2012-15

3. Nick Fields 43 2014-17

4. Sam DeVore 41 2007-10

5. Jack Reilly 35 2011-14

6. Chris Lightner 28 2010-13

7T. Jack Rapine 26 Active

Phil Castronova 26 2011-15

John Kelly 26 2012-15

10. Patrick Foley 25 Active

11. Joe Carlini 24 2014-17

12. Joel Tinney 23 Active

13. Robert Kuhn 22 Active

* Caused turnovers became an official men’s lacrosse sta-

tistic in 2009. They were not kept prior to the 2009 season.


Johns Hopkins-Maryland Series History

JHU-Maryland Series Notes

Series Record: ___________ Johns Hopkins leads, 71-44-1Current Streak: _________________________ MD Won 4Current Streak at Homewood Field: ________ MD Won 2Current Streak at Maryland: ______________ MD Won 1Current Streak - Neutral: _________________ MD Won 3

Pietramala vs. Maryland (@ JHU):_______________11-9 @ Homewood Field: ________________________ 4-4 @ Maryland: _______________________________ 6-2 Neutral: ___________________________________ 1-3

Longest JHU Win Streak vs. MD: _______15 (1977-1986) Longest MD Win Streak vs. JHU: ___4 (Current, 1935-38)

• Johns Hopkins leads the all-time series, 71-44-1.• 10 of the last 23 games in the series have been decided

by one goal.• Six of the last 23 games in the series have been decided

in overtime.• Johns Hopkins has won 16 of the last 26 meetings.• Johns Hopkins has won seven of the last 11 at Home-

wood Field against Maryland.• Johns Hopkins has won seven of the last nine at

Maryland Stadium against the Terps.• Johns Hopkins has won 22 of the 29 meetings between

the two teams at Homewood Field since 1970.• Since USILA rankings began in 1973, the two teams

have met 59 times. Johns Hopkins is 40-19 in those 59.

• Both teams have been ranked in the top five in 26 of the last 59 games between the two teams.

• One of the two teams has been ranked number one in 21 of the 59 meetings since 1973.

• Maryland has been ranked number one nine times against Johns Hopkins. JHU has won five of those nine.

• Hopkins has been ranked number one 12 times against Maryland. Hopkins holds a 10-2 advantage in those 12 games.

• Johns Hopkins is 15-6 against Maryland when one of the two teams is ranked number one.

• Johns Hopkins is 2-1 vs. number one Maryland at Homewood Field

• Maryland and Johns Hopkins have met five times in a number one vs. number two matchup.

• Maryland is 2-1 vs. Johns Hopkins when the Terrapins are ranked number one in a one-vs.-two matchup.

• Johns Hopkins is 2-0 vs. Maryland when the Blue Jays are ranked number one in a one-vs.-two matchup.

• Johns Hopkins and Maryland have both been ranked in the top 10 at the time of the game in 50 of the 59 games since rankings became available in 1973.

• Only once in the last 59 meetings have both teams been ranked outside the top 10 (1990).

• The higher-ranked team has won 36 of the 59 since 1973 - the lower-ranked team has won five of the last nine and 14 of the last 28.

• Johns Hopkins is 15-11 against Maryland when entering the game against the Terrapins as the low-er-ranked team. Currently, JHU has won 11 of the last 18 when entering the game ranked lower than the Terps.

• Johns Hopkins has handed Maryland its first loss of the season 14 times. MD has handed JHU its first loss eight times.

• Johns Hopkins has handed Maryland its only loss of the season 13 times. MD has handed JHU its only loss four times.

• In 1974, 1977 and 1979 Maryland lost just two games - both to Johns Hopkins.

• Johns Hopkins is the only team that has a winning record against the Terps.

1895 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-01896 Johns Hopkins-8, Maryland-01897 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-0 Johns Hopkins-7, Maryland-0

1919 Johns Hopkins-17, Maryland-0

1920 Johns Hopkins-4, Maryland-11923 Johns Hopkins-4, Maryland-21924 Maryland-4, Johns Hopkins-21925 Maryland-3, Johns Hopkins-11926 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-31927 Johns Hopkins-8, Maryland-21928 Johns Hopkins-6, Maryland-3 Johns Hopkins-6, Maryland-11929 Maryland-6, Johns Hopkins-2

1930 Maryland-6, Johns Hopkins-01931 Maryland-8, Johns Hopkins-61932 Johns Hopkins-7, Maryland-3 Johns Hopkins-7, Maryland-51933 Johns Hopkins-6, Maryland-31934 Johns Hopkins-8, Maryland-51935 Maryland-4, Johns Hopkins-21936 Maryland-9, Johns Hopkins-41937 Maryland-9, Johns Hopkins-61938 Maryland-12, Johns Hopkins-61939 Johns Hopkins-6, Maryland-3

1940 Maryland-7, Johns Hopkins-61941 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-31942 Johns Hopkins-7, Maryland-51943 Maryland-5, Johns Hopkins-41946 Maryland-7, Johns Hopkins-61947 Johns Hopkins-15, Maryland-61948 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-81949 Johns Hopkins-14, Maryland-6

1950 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-41951 Maryland-6, Johns Hopkins-11952 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-101953 Maryland-8, Johns Hopkins-61954 Maryland-17, Johns Hopkins-41955 Maryland-11, Johns Hopkins-51956 Maryland-13, Johns Hopkins-61957 Johns Hopkins-15, Maryland-101958 Johns Hopkins-11, Maryland-101959 Johns Hopkins-20, Maryland-8

1960 Johns Hopkins-13, Maryland-71961 Maryland-12, Johns Hopkins-71962 Maryland-16, Johns Hopkins-151963 Maryland-13, Johns Hopkins-111964 Maryland-17, Johns Hopkins-121965 Johns Hopkins-11, Maryland-81966 Maryland-12, Johns Hopkins-81967 Maryland-9, Johns Hopkins-51968 Johns Hopkins-10, Maryland-81969 Johns Hopkins-14, Maryland-8

1970 Johns Hopkins-7, Maryland-41971 Maryland-8, Johns Hopkins-51972 Maryland-13, Johns Hopkins-12 Johns Hopkins-9, Maryland-6 *1973 #1 Maryland-17, #2 Johns Hopkins-4 #1 Maryland-10, #2 Johns Hopkins-9 (2OT) *

1974 #3 Johns Hopkins-17, #1 Maryland-13 #2 Johns Hopkins-17, #1 Maryland-12 *1975 #5 Maryland-19, #1 Johns Hopkins-111976 #2 Maryland-21, #3 Johns Hopkins-131977 #3 Johns Hopkins-21, #2 Maryland-20 #2 Johns Hopkins-22, #3 Maryland-12 *1978 #3 Johns Hopkins-19, #2 Maryland-13 #2 Johns Hopkins-17, #3 Maryland-11 *1979 #1 Johns Hopkins-13, #2 Maryland-12 #1 Johns Hopkins-15, #2 Maryland-9 *

1980 #2 Johns Hopkins-15, #6 Maryland-61981 #1 Johns Hopkins-12, #5 Maryland-8 #1 Johns Hopkins-19, #7 Maryland-14 *1982 #4 Johns Hopkins-14, #6 Maryland-6 #3 Johns Hopkins-14, #8 Maryland-9 *1983 #2 Johns Hopkins-14, #9 Maryland-71984 #2 Johns Hopkins-16, #9 Maryland-101985 #1 Johns Hopkins-8, #7 Maryland-7 (OT)1986 #2 Johns Hopkins-14, #3 Maryland-91987 #1 Maryland-11, #4 Johns Hopkins-7 #4 Johns Hopkins-13, #1 Maryland-8 *1988 #2 Johns Hopkins-11, #11 Maryland-71989 #1 Johns Hopkins-10, #4 Maryland-9

1990 #12 Johns Hopkins-17, #11 Maryland-111991 #6 Maryland-11, #3 Johns Hopkins-81992 #7 Maryland-13, #3 Johns Hopkins-91993 #4 Johns Hopkins-19, #11 Maryland-111994 #6 Johns Hopkins-12, #8 Maryland-101995 #1 Johns Hopkins-16, #3 Maryland-15 #4 Maryland-16, #1 Johns Hopkins-8 *1996 #1 Maryland-12, #4 Johns Hopkins-9 #7 Johns Hopkins-9, #2 Maryland-7 *1997 #5 Johns Hopkins-13, #4 Maryland-91998 #6 Johns Hopkins-10, #1 Maryland-6 #5 Maryland-11, #4 Johns Hopkins-10 (OT) *1999 #3 Johns Hopkins-13, #7 Maryland-3

2000 #8 Johns Hopkins-20, #7 Maryland-112001 #5 Maryland-10, #2 Johns Hopkins-92002 #3 Johns Hopkins-9, #6 Maryland-8 (OT)2003 #1 Johns Hopkins-6, #5 Maryland-5 (OT)2004 #1 Johns Hopkins-14, #3 Maryland-102005 #1 Johns Hopkins-11, #9 Maryland-62006 #6 Maryland-11, #9 Johns Hopkins-42007 #9 Johns Hopkins-8, #7 Maryland-7 (OT)2008 #13 Johns Hopkins-10, #7 Maryland-42009 #9 Johns Hopkins-10, #12 Maryland-9 +

2010 #4 Maryland-10, #15 Johns Hopkins-92011 #3 Johns Hopkins-12, #4 Maryland-11 (OT)2012 #9 Maryland-9, #3 Johns Hopkins-6 #10 Maryland-11, #7 Johns Hopkins-5 *2013 #15 Johns Hopkins-7, #1 Maryland-42014 #9 Johns Hopkins-11, #3 Maryland-62015 Johns Hopkins-15, #3 Maryland-12 ^ #7 Maryland-12, #10 Johns Hopkins-11 *2016 #3 Maryland-11, #8 Johns Hopkins-82017 #5 Maryland-12, #8 Johns Hopkins-52018 #3 Maryland-8, #7 Johns Hopkins-7 (3OT) ^

* NCAA Tournament Games^ Big Ten Game+ @ M&T Bank StadiumHome Team in BOLD


2018 Johns Hopkins Men’s Lacrosse Roster ____________________________________

No Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. ______________ Hometown/High School (Previous College)

1 Brett Baskin A 6-0 165 Fr. _____________Plymouth Meeting, PA/La Salle College High

2 Alex Concannon M 5-5 165 Jr. ____________________________________ Syosset, NY/Syosett

3 Connor DeSimone (dee-sugh-moan) M 5-11 195 Fr. __________________________St. James, NY/Smithtown East

4 Forry Smith A 6-2 185 So. ___________________________Schwenksville, PA/Haverford

5 Ryan Darby G 5-8 175 Fr. _________________________________ Plano, TX/Plano West

6 Marc Pion (pea-Ahn (w/ a French accent)) LSM 6-0 195 So. __________________ Montréal, QC/IMG Academy (Harvard)

7 Patrick Fraser (Frayzier) M 6-2 195 Sr. __________________________________ Walpole, MA/Dexter

8 Patrick Foley D 6-1 185 Jr. _________________________ Winchester, MA/St. John’s Prep

9 Matt Hubler (Hugh-blur) M 5-10 200 So. ____________________________ Rumson, NJ/Lawrenceville

10 Robert Kuhn LSM 5-11 200 Jr. ___________________________ Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown

11 Kyle DiPietro (Dugh-pea-tro) M 6-2 180 Fr. _____________________________ Lutherville, MD/St. Paul’s

12 Luke Shilling A 5-10 162 Fr. ______________________________ Towson, MD/Boys’ Latin

13 Kyle Marr A 5-11 185 Jr. __________________________ Clifton Park, NY/Hill Academy

14 Cole Williams A 6-5 210 So. _____________________________ Marriottsville, MD/Loyola

15 Sam Lynch M 6-0 160 Sr. ________________________________ Bethesda, MD/Landon

16 Owen Colwell D 6-2 205 So. ________________________________Westfield, NJ/Westfield

19 Jeremy Huber D 6-1 205 --- _________________Las Vegas, NV/West Career and Technical

20 Lucas Capobianco-Hogan D 6-1 205 Fr. __________________________ Mount Sinai, NY/Mount Sinai

22 Cameron Hyde (Hide) D 6-2 195 Jr. __________________________ Sudbury, MA/Lincoln-Sudbury

23 Daniel Jones M 5-7 170 Jr. ______________________________ Baldwin, NY/St. Anthony’s

24 Jack Keogh (Key-oh) A 5-9 180 Fr. ____________________________ Manhasset, NY/Manhasset

25 Kyle Prouty (Prow-tee) M/FO 5-11 185 Fr. _____________________________ New Egypt, NJ/New Egypt

26 Christopher Hubler (Hugh-blur) M 5-10 185 Sr. _______________________ Rumson, NJ/Rumson Fair Haven

27 Thomas Guida (gwee-Duh) M 5-8 165 Sr. ________________________________Chatham, NJ/Chatham

28 Jack Lyne (Line) LSM 6-4 215 So. _______________________________Concord, MA/Middlesex

29 Brock Turnbaugh G 5-11 195 Sr. ________________________________ Phoenix, MD/Hereford

31 Hunter Moreland M/FO 5-11 205 Sr. ____________________________White Hall, MD/Boys’ Latin

32 Shack Stanwick A 6-2 185 Sr. ____________________________ Baltimore, MD/Boys’ Latin

33 Matt Stagnitta (stag-Neat-ugh) M 5-10 175 So. _____________________________Skillman, NJ/Montgomery

34 Brandon Shure D 6-2 195 Fr. ___________________________ Brookeville, MD/McDonogh

35 Paul Steel D 6-1 200 So. ________________________________Washington, DC/Bullis

41 Brinton Valis (Val-iss) M 6-2 195 Sr. ____________________________ Baltimore, MD/McDonogh

42 Joe Pollard A 6-1 195 So. _________________________________ Bel Air, MD/St. Paul’s

44 Jack Rapine (Ray-pine) D 6-0 200 So. ______________________________Ambler, PA/Upper Dublin

45 Jake Fox A 6-3 205 Jr. ______________________________ Ottawa, ON/Hill Academy

49 Brendan O’Neill M 6-2 210 So. _________________________________ Wayne, PA/Haverford

50 Tal Bruno M 6-1 195 Sr. ___________________________ Lutherville, MD/Boys’ Latin

51 Zach Ernst M 6-1 190 So. ______________________________ Clermont, FL/East Ridge

55 Joel Tinney (Tin-ee) M 5-10 175 Sr. _________________________ Innerkip, ON/Culver Academy

66 Weston Narewski (Nugh-rew-ski) M/FO 6-0 200 Fr. __________________ Wrentham, MA/New Hampton School

77 Hunter Graefe (Griffey) LSM 6-2 190 Fr. _________________________________ Parker, CO/Chaparral

87 Jared Reinson (Rine-son) D 6-0 200 Fr. ____________________________ Princeton, NJ/Montgomery

88 Drew Pirie (Peer-ee) M 6-0 190 Sr. ____________________ Hamilton, MA/Governor’s Academy

92 Samuel Bamigboye (Bam-igg-boy) D 6-0 190 Sr. ______________ Brentwood, TN/Montgomery Bell Academy

99 Ryan Coulter (cole-Terr) M 5-11 185 Jr. ____________________________ Dundas, ON/Culver Military

Head Coach: Dave Pietramala (18th season/Johns Hopkins ’90)

Associate Head Coach: Bill Dwan (Johns Hopkins ‘91)

Assistant Coaches: Bobby Benson (Johns Hopkins ’03), Larry Quinn (Johns Hopkins ‘85)

Director of Lacrosse Operations: Tim O’Branski (Salisbury ’09)

Captains: Shack Stanwick, Joel Tinney, Brinton Valis

2018 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse

Johns Hopkins Game Results

All games (as of May 04, 2018)

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Site Att. Goalie

Feb 10 #14 TOWSON W 14-6 1-0-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, MD 855 Brock Turnbaugh (1-0)

Feb 17 at #14 Loyola Maryland L 5-12 1-1-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, Md. 4074 Brock Turnbaugh (1-1)

Feb 23 #12 NORTH CAROLINA L 11-13 1-2-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, MD 1383 Brock Turnbaugh (1-2)

Mar 03 PRINCETON TIGERS W 16-9 2-2-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, MD 1692 Brock Turnbaugh (2-2)

Mar 10 at #7 Syracuse W 18-7 3-2-0 0-0-0 Syracuse, N.Y. 5542 Brock Turnbaugh (3-2)

Mar 13 UMBC W 13-6 4-2-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, MD 466 Brock Turnbaugh (4-2)

Mar 17 DELAWARE W 14-8 5-2-0 0-0-0 Baltimore, MD 2273 Brock Turnbaugh (5-2)

Mar 24 at #10 Virginia W 15-13 6-2-0 0-0-0 Charlottesville, Va. 2710 Brock Turnbaugh (6-2)

* Apr 01 at #9 RU W 13-12 7-2-0 1-0-0 Piscataway, N.J. 3014 Brock Turnbaugh (7-2)

* Apr 07 OHIO STATE W 13-10 8-2-0 2-0-0 Baltimore, MD 2043 Brock Turnbaugh (8-2)

* Apr 14 at #15 Penn State L 12-14 8-3-0 2-1-0 University Park, Pa. 2635 Brock Turnbaugh (8-3)

* Apr 21 at Michigan W 10-9 9-3-0 3-1-0 Ann Arbor, Mich. 1402 Brock Turnbaugh (9-3)

* Apr 28 #3 MARYLAND L O 3 7-8 9-4-0 3-2-0 Baltimore, MD 10388 Brock Turnbaugh (9-4)

May 3 vs #3 Ohio State W 6-5 10-4-0 3-2-0 Ann Arbor, Mich. 688 Brock Turnbaugh (10-4)

Team Record W-L-T

Overall: 10-4

Conference: 3-2

Home: 5-2

Away: 4-2

Neutral: 1-0

Overtime: 0-1

Attendance Dates Total Average

Total: 14 39165 2798

Home: 7 19100 2729

Away: 6 19377 3230

Neutral: 1 688 688


Johns Hopkins Overall Team Statistics


Overall: 10-4 Conf: 3-2 Home: 5-2 Away: 4-2 Neut: 1-0

TEAM STATISTICS JHU OPP

SHOT STATISTICS

Goals-Shot attempts 167-561 132-480

Goals scored per game 11.93 9.43

Shot pct. . 2 9 8 . 2 7 5

Shots on goal-Attempts 314-561 273-480

SOG pct. . 5 6 0 . 5 6 9

S h o t s / G a m e 40.1 34.3

A s s i s t s 99 68

MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES

G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 17-45 14-42

Conversion Percent . 3 7 8 . 3 3 3

GOAL BREAKDOWN

Total Goals 167 132

M a n - u p 17 14

M a n - d o w n 0 2

U n a s s i s t e d 68 64

O v e r t i m e 0 1

Goals scored average 11.80 9.33

GROUND BALLS 394 355

TURNOVERS 159 164

CAUSED TURNOVERS 85 73

FACEOFFS (W-L) 191-347 156-347

Faceoff W-L Pct. . 5 5 0 . 4 5 0

CLEARS 195-219 191-218

Clear Pct. . 8 9 0 . 8 7 6

PENALTIES

N u m b e r 44 51

M i n u t e s 37:30 41:00

ATTENDANCE

T o t a l 19100 19377

Dates/Avg Per Date 7/2729 6/3230

Neutral Site #/Avg 1/688

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 34 34 46 53 0 0 0 167

Opponents 40 27 29 35 0 0 1 132

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 30 41 35 35 0 0 0 141

Opponents 38 32 38 37 0 2 0 147

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 125 138 139 155 2 2 0 561

Opponents 129 120 104 117 4 5 1 480

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 72 66 84 90 0 2 0 314

Opponents 70 68 64 70 0 0 1 273


Johns Hopkins Overall Individual Statistics


Overall: 10-4 Conf: 3-2 Home: 5-2 Away: 4-2 Neut: 1-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min

55 Joel Tinney 14-14 18 29 47 64 . 2 8 1 38 . 5 9 4 3 0 31 17 6 - - 4-3.0

13 Kyle Marr 14-14 31 12 43 82 . 3 7 8 49 . 5 9 8 5 0 16 10 3 - - 7-4.5

32 Shack Stanwick 13-13 17 26 43 44 . 3 8 6 29 . 6 5 9 2 0 22 17 3 - - -

14 Cole Williams 14-14 28 12 40 103 . 2 7 2 46 . 4 4 7 0 0 12 19 1 - - 4-3.5

2 Alex Concannon 13-5 10 8 18 26 . 3 8 5 15 . 5 7 7 0 0 6 8 3 - - 1-0.5

3 Connor DeSimone 14-12 15 1 16 54 . 2 7 8 32 . 5 9 3 0 0 17 9 1 - - -

7 Patrick Fraser 14-0 14 0 14 40 . 3 5 0 26 . 6 5 0 3 0 13 1 2 - - 1-1.0

41 Brinton Valis 13-11 13 0 13 45 . 2 8 9 26 . 5 7 8 0 0 3 7 1 - - -

27 Thomas Guida 14-0 4 1 5 25 . 1 6 0 12 . 4 8 0 0 0 10 6 1 - - 2-2.0

31 Hunter Moreland 14-0 3 2 5 8 . 3 7 5 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 85 13 1 174-290 . 6 0 0 -

1 Brett Baskin 11-0 4 0 4 9 . 4 4 4 7 . 7 7 8 0 0 1 0 0 - - -

4 Forry Smith 12-1 2 2 4 7 . 2 8 6 6 . 8 5 7 2 0 4 2 0 - - -

10 Robert Kuhn 14-0 2 1 3 13 . 1 5 4 5 . 3 8 5 0 0 23 2 8 - - 1-1.0

12 Luke Shilling 12-0 1 1 2 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 1 0 0 1 0 - - -

24 Jack Keogh 14-0 1 0 1 14 . 0 7 1 4 . 2 8 6 0 0 1 5 1 - - -

8 Patrick Foley 14-13 1 0 1 5 . 2 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 0 0 25 6 14 - - 5-4.5

45 Jake Fox 6-0 1 0 1 4 . 2 5 0 3 . 7 5 0 0 0 4 3 0 - - -

26 Christopher Hubler 14-0 1 0 1 4 . 2 5 0 1 . 2 5 0 1 0 4 1 4 - - 2-1.5

87 Jared Reinson 14-0 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 16 0 2 0-7 . 0 0 0 1-1.0

88 Drew Pirie 3-0 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -

44 Jack Rapine 14-14 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 27 3 9 - - 2-1.5

9 Matt Hubler 12-0 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 - - 1-0.5

23 Daniel Jones 14-0 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 13 - - 5-6.0

50 Tal Bruno 9-0 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 5 4 3 - - 5-4.0

49 Brendan O'Neill 4-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

25 Kyle Prouty 10-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 3 1 0 17-50 . 3 4 0 -

99 Ryan Coulter 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

92 Samuel Bamigboye 6-1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - 1-1.0

42 Joe Pollard 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -

34 Brandon Shure 7-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -

33 Matt Stagnitta 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

29 Brock Turnbaugh 14-14 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 25 6 2 - - -

28 Jack Lyne 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

20 L. Capobianco-Hogan 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

16 Owen Colwell 14-14 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 17 3 5 - - 2-2.0

15 Sam Lynch 11-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 - - -

11 Kyle DiPietro 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

6 Marc Pion 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - - -

5 Ryan Darby 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

Total 14 167 99 266 561 . 2 9 8 314 . 5 6 0 17 0 394 159 85 191-347 . 5 5 0 44-37.5

Opponents 14 132 68 200 480 . 2 7 5 273 . 5 6 9 14 2 355 164 73 156-347 . 4 5 0 51-41.0

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced

29 Brock Turnbaugh 14-14 843:42 130 9.24 140 . 5 1 9 10 4 0 477

5 Ryan Darby 1-0 5:08 2 23.38 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 0 3

Total 14 848:50 132 9.33 141 . 5 1 6 10 4 0 480

Opponents 14 848:50 167 11.80 147 . 4 6 8 4 10 0 561

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 34 34 46 53 0 0 0 167

Opponents 40 27 29 35 0 0 1 132

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 125 138 139 155 2 2 0 561

Opponents 129 120 104 117 4 5 1 480

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 72 66 84 90 0 2 0 314

Opponents 70 68 64 70 0 0 1 273

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total

Johns Hopkins 30 41 35 35 0 0 0 141

Opponents 38 32 38 37 0 2 0 147

Attendance Summary JHU Opponent

Total 19100 19377

Dates/Avg Per Date 7/2729 6/3230

Neutral Site #/Avg 1/688

CLEARS: Johns Hopkins -- 195-219 .890, Opponents -- 191-218 .876.

MAN-UP OPPS: Johns Hopkins -- 17-45 .378, Opponents -- 14-42 .333.

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Johns Hopkins Team Game-by-Game


TEAM STATISTICS

Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pen-Min

Feb 10, 2018 TOWSON 14-6 14 8 22 47 23 3 0 29 10 2 8-24 3-2.5

Feb 17, 2018 Loyola Maryland 5-12 5 3 8 32 17 0 0 23 22 3 14-20 7-5.5

Feb 23, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA 11-13 11 4 15 39 24 2 0 29 13 8 18-27 3-2.0

Mar 03, 2018 PRINCETON TIGERS 16-9 16 8 24 52 27 3 0 33 11 7 20-28 3-3.0

Mar 10, 2018 Syracuse 18-7 18 11 29 46 28 0 0 38 8 11 18-28 3-2.5

Mar 13, 2018 UMBC 13-6 13 9 22 30 19 0 0 32 13 7 16-21 0-0.0

Mar 17, 2018 DELAWARE 14-8 14 10 24 50 27 0 0 27 10 5 20-26 3-2.5

Mar 24, 2018 Virginia 15-13 15 7 22 52 29 2 0 36 11 8 15-32 5-3.5

Apr 01, 2018 RU 13-12 13 10 23 42 23 1 0 29 4 4 12-27 1-1.0

Apr 07, 2018 OHIO STATE 13-10 13 5 18 35 19 1 0 26 12 8 8-27 4-3.5

Apr 14, 2018 Penn State 12-14 12 9 21 38 26 0 0 24 10 8 11-29 2-2.0

Apr 21, 2018 Michigan 10-9 10 8 18 38 22 2 0 26 11 5 17-23 4-2.5

Apr 28, 2018 MARYLAND 7-8 7 4 11 43 20 1 0 27 7 4 11-21 2-1.5

May 3, 2018 Ohio State 6-5 6 3 9 17 10 2 0 15 17 5 3-14 4-5.5

Johns Hopkins 167-132 167 99 266 561 314 17 0 394 159 85 191-347 44-37.5

Opponent 132 68 200 480 273 14 2 355 164 73 156-347 51-41.0

TEAM PER-GAME

Games played: 14

Shots per game: 40.07; Goals per game: 11.93

Assists per game: 7.07; Points per game: 19.00

Shot pct: .298; SOG pct: .560

Faceoff W-L pct: .550; Clear pct.: 0.890

Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced

Feb 10, 2018 TOWSON 14-6 60:00 6 6.00 13 . 6 8 4 1 0 0 40

Feb 17, 2018 Loyola Maryland 5-12 60:00 12 9.00 11 . 4 7 8 0 1 0 40

Feb 23, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA 11-13 60:00 13 10.33 9 . 4 0 9 0 1 0 37

Mar 03, 2018 PRINCETON TIGERS 16-9 60:00 9 10.00 6 . 4 0 0 1 0 0 30

Mar 10, 2018 Syracuse 18-7 60:00 7 9.40 10 . 5 8 8 1 0 0 25

Mar 13, 2018 UMBC 13-6 60:00 6 8.83 10 . 6 2 5 1 0 0 20

Mar 17, 2018 DELAWARE 14-8 60:00 8 8.71 5 . 3 8 5 1 0 0 35

Mar 24, 2018 Virginia 15-13 60:00 13 9.25 10 . 4 3 5 1 0 0 39

Apr 01, 2018 RU 13-12 60:00 12 9.56 9 . 4 2 9 1 0 0 29

Apr 07, 2018 OHIO STATE 13-10 60:00 10 9.60 11 . 5 2 4 1 0 0 30

Apr 14, 2018 Penn State 12-14 60:00 14 10.00 12 . 4 6 2 0 1 0 39

Apr 21, 2018 Michigan 10-9 60:00 9 9.92 11 . 5 5 0 1 0 0 34

Apr 28, 2018 MARYLAND 7-8 68:50 8 9.66 8 . 5 0 0 0 1 0 45

May 3, 2018 Ohio State 6-5 60:00 5 9.33 16 . 7 6 2 1 0 0 37

Totals 167-132 848:50 132 9.33 141 . 5 1 6 10 4 0 480

Opponent 848:50 167 9.33 147 . 4 6 8 4 10 0 561


Johns Hopkins Opponent Game-by-Game


OPPONENT STATISTICS

Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog UP DN GB TO CT Faceoff Pen-Min

Feb 10, 2018 TOWSON 14-6 6 1 7 40 19 0 0 25 14 3 16-24 4-2.5

Feb 17, 2018 Loyola Maryland 5-12 12 6 18 40 23 2 0 28 14 13 6-20 5-4.0

Feb 23, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA 11-13 13 6 19 37 22 3 0 20 13 5 9-27 4-4.0

Mar 03, 2018 PRINCETON TIGERS 16-9 9 6 15 30 15 0 0 33 14 6 8-28 6-4.0

Mar 10, 2018 Syracuse 18-7 7 4 11 25 17 1 0 22 12 5 10-28 4-2.5

Mar 13, 2018 UMBC 13-6 6 1 7 20 16 0 0 11 10 6 5-21 1-1.0

Mar 17, 2018 DELAWARE 14-8 8 2 10 35 13 1 0 17 8 3 6-26 2-2.0

Mar 24, 2018 Virginia 15-13 13 8 21 39 23 2 0 36 18 6 17-32 4-3.0

Apr 01, 2018 RU 13-12 12 6 18 29 21 1 1 31 7 1 15-27 2-2.0

Apr 07, 2018 OHIO STATE 13-10 10 6 16 30 21 1 1 31 14 7 19-27 4-3.5

Apr 14, 2018 Penn State 12-14 14 10 24 39 26 1 0 29 12 4 18-29 1-0.5

Apr 21, 2018 Michigan 10-9 9 5 14 34 20 2 0 19 8 6 6-23 3-2.5

Apr 28, 2018 MARYLAND 7-8 8 5 13 45 16 0 0 25 7 0 10-21 4-2.5

May 3, 2018 Ohio State 6-5 5 2 7 37 21 0 0 28 13 8 11-14 7-7.0

Opponent 132-167 132 68 200 480 273 14 2 355 164 73 156-347 51-41.0

Johns Hopkins 167 99 266 561 314 17 0 394 159 85 191-347 44-37.5

OPPONENT PER-GAME

Games played: 14

Shots per game: 34.29; Goals per game: 9.43

Assists per game: 4.86; Points per game: 14.29

Shot pct: .275; SOG pct: .569

Faceoff W-L pct: .450; Clear pct.: 0.890

Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced

Feb 10, 2018 TOWSON 14-6 60:00 14 14.00 9 . 3 9 1 0 1 0 47

Feb 17, 2018 Loyola Maryland 5-12 60:00 5 9.50 12 . 7 0 6 1 0 0 32

Feb 23, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA 11-13 60:00 11 10.00 13 . 5 4 2 1 0 0 39

Mar 03, 2018 PRINCETON TIGERS 16-9 60:00 16 11.50 11 . 4 0 7 0 1 0 52

Mar 10, 2018 Syracuse 18-7 60:00 18 12.80 10 . 3 5 7 0 1 0 46

Mar 13, 2018 UMBC 13-6 60:00 13 12.83 6 . 3 1 6 0 1 0 30

Mar 17, 2018 DELAWARE 14-8 60:00 14 13.00 13 . 4 8 1 0 1 0 50

Mar 24, 2018 Virginia 15-13 60:00 15 13.25 14 . 4 8 3 0 1 0 52

Apr 01, 2018 RU 13-12 60:00 13 13.22 10 . 4 3 5 0 1 0 42

Apr 07, 2018 OHIO STATE 13-10 60:00 13 13.20 6 . 3 1 6 0 1 0 35

Apr 14, 2018 Penn State 12-14 60:00 12 13.09 14 . 5 3 8 1 0 0 38

Apr 21, 2018 Michigan 10-9 60:00 10 12.83 12 . 5 4 5 0 1 0 38

Apr 28, 2018 MARYLAND 7-8 68:50 7 12.25 13 . 6 5 0 1 0 0 43

May 3, 2018 Ohio State 6-5 60:00 6 11.80 4 . 4 0 0 0 1 0 17

Opponent 132-167 848:50 167 11.80 147 . 4 6 8 4 10 0 561

Johns Hopkins 848:50 132 11.80 141 . 5 1 6 10 4 0 480

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