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2017 TOWSON LACROSSEGame Notes | Game 11 | #15/#15 Towson at Fairfield | Rafferty Stadium | Fairfield, Conn.

No. 15/No. 15 Towson (7-3 Overall, 3-0 CAA) atFairfield (3-9 Overall, 0-3 CAA)Saturday, April 22 • 3 p.m.Rafferty Stadium • Fairfield

Internet Video: Towson Sports NetworkPlay-by-Play: Spiro MorekasAnalyst: Hunter Lochte Pregame Show: 2:45 p.m.

2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTSFEB. 18 at Mount St. Mary’s......................W, 13-5 25 at Georgetown ............................. W, 11-10MARCH 1 #12/#11 LOYOLA ................. L, 7-11 4 at UMBC ...........................................W, 8-6 11 #6/#7 JOHNS HOPKINS .... W, 13-8 15 #18/#17 OHIO STATE ........... L, 3-6 25 #6/#7 DENVER ................. L, 11-12APRIL 1 at Drexel * ....................................... W, 8-7 8 UMASS * .............................W, 11-8 15 at Delaware * ............................... W, 10-6 22 at Fairfield * ...................................3 p.m. 29 HOFSTRA * .......................... NOONMAY 4 CAA Semifinals @ ..............................TBA 6 CAA Championship @ .......................TBA 13/14 NCAA First Round ^ ..........................TBA 20-21 NCAA Quarterfinals $ .......................TBA 27 NCAA Semifinals ! .............................TBA 29 NCAA Championship ! ......................TBA

All times EST All rankings are from the USILA Poll at time of gameRV = Receiving votesHome games in BOLD CAPS* - Colonial Athletic Association games@ - CAA Tournament - Hosted at Highest Seed^ - NCAA First Round - Hosted at Campus Sites$ - Played in Hempstead, N.Y. or Newark, Del.! - Played at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)

Game Information

Opening FaceoffThe Tigers wrap up the road portion of the 2017 regular season with a rematch of the 2016 CAA Championship. The game pits the two teams picked first (Towson) and second (Fairfield) in the preseason coaches’ poll for the conference. Towson will look to top the Stags for a fourth-straight meeting in the all-time series.

In The National RankingsAfter winning their third-straight conference game, the Towson Tigers moved up in all three polls this week. The Tigers jumped up one spot to No. 15 in both the USILA Coaches’ and Inside Lacrosse Media Polls, while bumping up two slots in the US Lacrosse Magazine Top 20 to No. 11. The Tigers made a big jump to No. 10 in the NCAA’s RPI rankings this week as well, the highest of the season for Towson.

The Final Road Trip TigersPicking up their fifth road win of the season at Delaware last Saturday, Towson caps the road slate with Fairfield. Towson’s offense is paced by senior attackman Ryan Drenner (21-15-36). Classmate Joe Seider (16-7-23) is in second for a balanced Tiger offense that has 13 different goal scorers this season. Redshirt senior Brian Bolewicki (9-6-15) has come on strong lately with six goals and three assists in his last four games. Sophomore Jon Mazza (12-2-14) is just behind Bolewicki in total points for fourth-best. Towson’s defense has been on lockdown this season, ranking eighth nationally in goals allowed per game (7.90), including just 7.00 in conference games. The Tigers have held all three league foes below 10 goals so far in 2017, including six last weekend at Delaware. Towson has been impressive on the road with a 5-0 record away from Johnny Unitas Stadium this year, along with nine-straight road wins.

Scouting The Stags Fairfield enters Saturday’s game on a four-game slide, with its last win coming on March 21 against NJIT (13-6). Sophomore Colin Burke, the CAA Preseason Player of the Year, paces the Stags on offense with 32 points (21g, 11a). He leads the CAA with 112 total shots, including 31 in three league games. Dylan Beckwith (12-12-24) is second in points, while Travis Ford (17-2-19) is one point shy of the 20-point mark. The Stags average 8.25 goals per game in 2017, while allowing 10.83. Fairfield has split time at the X between Will Fox (72-134/.537) and Joe DeLasho (68-134/.507). The pair lead Fairfield in ground balls with 35 and 33, respectively. Tyler Behring has been the stalwart in goal with 646 minutes logged. He has 116 saves to his credit (.492) and a goals against average of 11.14. Fairfield is 1-3 at home this season, with its lone home victory coming against NJIT. The Stags have a sturdy schedule this season as Towson will be the sixth ranked team to take on Fairfield. Towson-Fairfield HistoryIt’s a brief history between the Tigers and the Stags; the teams met for the first time in 2015 when Fairfield joined the CAA. Two games have been defense based, with Towson winning 8-7 in 2015 and 4-2 in the 2016 CAA Championship game. Last season’s regular season matchup was a track meet as Towson won 18-11 at Johnny Unitas Stadium.

Towson-Fairfield By the NumbersAll-Time Series Record ........................Towson 3-0 at Towson ......................................Towson 2-0 at Fairfield .......................................Towson 1-0 at Neutral Sites ........................................... n/a at Unknown Sites ........................................ n/aFirst Meeting .............. April 11, 2015 (Towson 8-7)Last Meeting ........................................... May 7, 2016 ............................. No. 11 Towson 4, Fairfield 2Streak ..........................................................Towson +3

Statistics LeadersPoints Ryan Drenner 36 Goals Ryan Drenner 21 Assists Ryan Drenner 15 EMG Jon Mazza 3 GBs Alex Woodall 53 Shots Joe Seider 72 Goalkeeping Leaders Saves Josh Miller 61 GAA Matt Hoy 7.83 Sv% Matt Hoy .526

Statistics LeadersPoints Colin Burke 32 Goals Colin Burke 21 Assists Dylan Beckwith 12 EMG Colin Burke, Travis Ford 4 GBs Will Fox 35 Shots Colin Burke 112 Goalkeeping Leaders Saves Tyler Behring 116 GAA Tyler Behring 11.14 Sv% Tyler Behring .492

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NCAA Championship WeekendGillette Stadium

Foxborough, MassachusettsMay 27-29, 2017

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USILA Coaches Poll Week 10 | As of April 17, 2017

Rank Team Record Pts. (1st)1 Syracuse 10-1 320(16)2 Maryland 9-2 2973 Denver 9-2 2814 Duke 10-3 2535 Albany 9-2 2366 Notre Dame 6-3 2357 Hofstra 10-1 2078 Ohio State 11-2 2069 Johns Hopkins 7-4 19710 Penn State 10-2 19611 Army West Point 10-2 15812 Yale 8-3 13613 Rutgers 9-3 13114 Richmond 10-2 11815 Towson 7-3 9816 Princeton 8-4 8517 North Carolina 6-6 4918 Villanova 7-5 4419 Boston University 10-3 4320 Providence 9-3 27Also Receiving Votes: Loyola, Virginia, Le-high, Binghamton, Navy, Marquette, Drexel

Cascade/Maverik Media PollWeek 10 | As of April 17, 2017

Rank Team Record Pts. (1st)1 Syracuse (10 - 1) 692 (28)2 Maryland (9 - 2) 662 (6)3 Denver (9 - 2) 6204 Duke (10 - 3) 591 (1)5 Albany (9 - 2) 5176 Notre Dame (6 - 3) 5047 Ohio State (11 - 2) 4958 Johns Hopkins (7 - 4) 4139 Penn State (10 - 2) 40210 Hofstra (10 - 1) 38011 Yale (8 - 3) 32112 Army (10 - 2) 31113 Richmond (10 - 2) 31014 Rutgers (9 - 3) 30315 Towson (7 - 3) 23316 North Carolina (6 - 6) 13617 Princeton (8 - 4) 122 18 Villanova (7 - 5) 9519 Boston Uni. (10 - 3) 8820 Providence (9 - 4) 71Also Receiving Votes: Virginia, Loyola, Bing-hamton, Monmouth, Air Force, UMBC, Michigan, Penn

BOLD - 2017 Opponent

2017 HonorsINDIVIDUAL

Jack AdamsPreseason All-CAA TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-America Second TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-CAA Team

Brian BolewickiNewDay USA Student-Athlete of the Week (4/18)

Ryan DrennerPreseason All-CAA TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable MentionPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-CAA Team

Zach GoodrichPreseason All-CAA Team Honorable Mention

Matt HoyNewDay USA Player of the Week (Apr. 4)

Mike LynchPreseason All-CAA TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-CAA Team

Tyler MayesPreseason All-CAA TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-CAA TeamCAA Co-Player of the Week (Apr. 3)HERO Sports Player of the Week (Apr. 7)

Jon MazzaCAA Player of the Week (Feb. 21)NewDay USA Player of the Week (Feb. 21)

Joe SeiderPreseason All-CAA TeamPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable MentionPreseason Inside Lacrosse All-CAA Team

Alex WoodallCAA Player of the Week (Feb. 28)CAA Player of the Week (March 13)Epoch/US Lacrosse Player of the Week (March 13)SoMuchSports Baltimore Player of the Week (March 14)

STAFFGreg Penczek (Athletic Trainer)MAATA Athletic Trainer Service AwardNATA National Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year

TEAMRanked in Polls USILA - Preseason, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17Media - Preseason, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17LM - Preseason, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17

SoMuchSports Baltimore Team of the Week (March 14)

Coach Nadelen’s Weekly Availability: Week 11

Monday - April 24Practice - 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Tuesday - April 25Practice - 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Available - 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Wednesday - April 26Practice - 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Available - 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Thursday - April 27Practice - 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Available - 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Friday - April 28Practice - 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.No Availability

Saturday - April 29Game Day | vs. Hofstra | NoonPostgame Press Conference

Sunday - April 30Off Day

Media Procedures- Towson game notes will be made available to the media and the public 24 hours prior to a Towson men’s lacrosse game.

- Members of the Towson Athletics Media Relations staff will escort media representatives to the appropriate areas following the conclusion of the game.

- The Towson locker room, home and away, is closed to the media at all times.

- Coach Nadelen and selected Tiger players will be brought to the designated interview area. At home games, that area is the Field View Room on the top floor of the Field House.

- After a 10-minute cooling off period, the visiting team coaches and selected players will appear in the interview room. After the visiting team finishes, Coach Nadelen and selected players will appear in the interview room.

- We ask the media to please say what outlet they are with before asking questions.

- At the midway point of the fourth quarter, inter-view requests will be collected.

- Interviews after games on the road will be conducted based on the post-game policy of that institution.

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No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/HighSchool(Prev.) Major1 Calvin Livingston Jr. D 6-2 194 Reisterstown, Md./McDonogh School Accounting2 Shane Brennan Fr. G 6-0 190 Huntington Station, N.Y./Walt Whitman Business Administration3 Brian Bolewicki R-Sr. M 5-11 197 Cockeysville, Md./Calvert Hall College HS Sport Management Pronounced: Bole Uh Wick Ee5 Steven Stillwell Jr. M/FO 5-11 210 Bethesda, Md./Winston Churchill Business Adminstration7 Connor Harryman Jr. M/FO 5-9 185 Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll (Bellarmine) Buisness Admin.8 Tyler Konen Sr. A 6-2 187 Bridgewater, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan Biology9 Jon Mazza So. M 6-3 205 Davidsonville, Md./The Calverton School Sport Management Pronounced: Mah Zuh11 Cole Robertson Jr. M 6-0 190 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary’s HS Sport Management12 Matt Sovero R-Fr. M 6-2 180 Easton, Md./Saints Peter and Paul Sport Management13 Grant Maloof So. M 5-11 180 Davidsonville, Md./South River Sport Management14 Zach Goodrich So. M 6-2 185 Stevensville, Md./Kent Island Business Administration15 Johnny Giuffreda Jr. A 5-11 168 Stevensville, Md./Kent Island (Loyola (Md.)) Mass Communications Pronounced: Juh Free Duh16 Jack Adams Sr. M 6-3 210 Freeland, Md./Hereford Sport Management17 Casey Kimmel Fr. M 5-10 170 Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa Undeclared18 Hunter Tyler Fr. M 6-2 200 Millersville, Md./Severn School Business Administration19 Mike Fanshaw Fr. M 5-6 155 Glyndon, Md./Calvert Hall College HS Undeclared20 Sid Ewell Jr. D 6-0 170 Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle (CCBC Essex) Marketing Pronounced: Yule22 Ryan Drenner Sr. A 6-0 185 Finksburg, Md./Westminster Psychology23 Tyler Young Sr. M 5-9 190 Crofton, Md./Arundel Computer Science24 Brendan Sunday So. A 6-5 200 Poughquag, N.Y./Arlington Business 25 Brett Hall Jr. D 6-2 210 Northport, N.Y./Northport Finance26 Joe Seider Sr. A 6-3 215 Sparks, Md./Hereford Marketing Pronounced: Cider27 Mike Lynch Sr. M 5-10 190 Forest Hill, Md./Boys’ Latin School Sport Management28 Matt Hoy Sr. G 5-10 185 Gaithersburg, Md./T.S. Wooten Business Administration29 Adam Ceribelli Jr. M 5-8 175 Monkton, Md./Hereford Business Management Pronounced: Chair Uh Belly30 Chad Patterson So. D 6-3 200 Westminster, Md./Westminster Sport Management31 Nick DelBene So. A 6-1 195 Yorktown, N.Y./Yorktown Business 32 Alec Burckley Sr. M/FO 5-10 170 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge Finance33 Tyler Mayes Sr. LSM 5-8 160 Bel Air, Md./Calvert Hall College HS Business Administration34 Scott Barger Fr. LSM 5-9 170 Foothill Ranch, Calif./Trabuco Hills Business Administration35 Drew Laundry Fr. A 5-10 185 Billerica, Mass./Billerica Marketing36 Jimmie Wilkerson So. M 6-0 180 Huntingtown, Md./St. Mary’s Ryken Criminal Justice37 Matt Wylly Sr. M 6-0 190 Columbus, Ohio/Worthington Kilbourne International Business Pronounced: Why Lee38 Ben Coakley Fr. A 6-0 185 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central Psychology39 Joe Patti Fr. LSM 6-1 193 Sparks, Md./Hereford Undeclared40 Jake McLean Fr. M 5-11 175 Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon Entrepreneurship41 Alex Woodall So. M/FO 6-1 225 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary’s HS (High Point) Communications42 JP Crowley So. A 5-11 175 Parkland, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas Business 43 Jack McNallen Fr. M 6-1 180 Amherst, N.H./Bishop Guertin Undeclared44 Dylan Kinnear So. A 6-0 200 Glen Park NW, Calgary, Alberta/Bowness (Ohio State) Business45 Eric Stout Fr. D 6-1 185 Cockeysville, Md./Loyola Blakefield Accounting46 Nicholas Muscarella So. M 6-2 185 Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill Finance47 Saunders Healy Fr. D 6-3 185 Exton, Pa./Downingtown East Business Finance48 Gray Bodden Fr. D 6-1 210 Westminster, Md./Winters Mill Business Administration Pronounced: Boh Den49 Josh Miller Jr. G 5-11 190 Norwalk, Conn./Brien McMahon Design StudiesHead Coach: Shawn Nadelen (Johns Hopkins, ’01) – 6th season ( Pronounced: Nah Duh Lin)Associate Head Coach: Anthony Gilardi (Ohio State, ’04) – 6th seasonAssistant Coach: Dan Cocchi (Towson, ’03) – 6th season ( Pronounced: Cot Chee)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Andy Shilling – 1st seasonDirector of Lacrosse Operations: Brian Hemming – 1st season Student Manager: Connor Lavelle - 3rd season

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Pos. # Player Name G A P Sh GB FO Pen-PIM

A 8 Tyler Konen 5 8 13 29 10 0-0 0-0.0

22 Ryan Drenner 21 15 36 65 12 0-0 1-0.5

26 Joe Seider 16 7 23 72 13 0-0 0-0.0

1M 9 Jon Mazza 12 2 14 43 9 0-0 1-0.5

23 Tyler Young 4 3 7 18 22 0-0 0-0.0

27 Mike Lynch 10 3 13 49 10 0-0 3-2.5

2M 3 Brian Bolewicki 9 6 15 32 7 0-0 0-0.0

11 Cole Robertson 3 0 3 12 3 0-0 1-0.5

37 Matt Wylly 2 2 4 8 1 0-0 1-1.0

D 20 Sid Ewell 0 0 0 0 17 0-0 5-4.0

30 Chad Patterson 0 0 0 0 20 0-0 5-4.5

48 Gray Bodden 0 0 0 1 15 0-0 3-2.5

FO 41 Alex Woodall 3 1 4 8 53 114-193 0-0.0

Pos. # Player Name Min. GAA Sv% Svs

GK 28 Matt Hoy 137:56 7.83 .526 20

Probable Towson Starters (2017 Stats)

CAA Overall OverallTeam W-L W-L Streak#15 Towson - y 3-0 7-3 W3#7 Hofstra 2-1 10-1 L1Drexel 2-1 5-6 W2UMass 2-1 5-6 W1Delaware 0-3 7-6 L3Fairfield 0-3 3-9 L4y - Clinched CAA Tournament Berth

2017 CAA Standings (as of April 15)The Week’s CAA Slate:.April 22No. 15 Towson at Fairfield - 3 p.m.No. 7 Hofstra vs. UMass - 1 p.m.Delaware at Drexel - 3 p.m.

Around the State of Maryland - SaturdayNo. 15 Towson at Fairfield - 3 p.m.UMBC at Hartford - NoonMount St. Mary’s at Hobart - NoonNo. 9 Johns Hopkins vs. Michigan - 1 p.m.No. 2 Maryland at No. 8 Ohio State - 2 p.m.

Last Time Out vs. Fairfield - CAA Championship GameIn a complete 180 from the regular season game, an 18-11 Towson victory, both teams’ defenses locked it down to decide the 2016 CAA Championship. The Tigers prevailed with a 4-2 win at Johnny Unitas Stadium thanks to a three-point, two goal one assist day from Spencer Parks. Ryan Drenner added an assist in the contest while Joe Seider pitched in a goal while Tyler Konen had an extra-man goal to kick off the Tigers’ 4-0 second half. Charlie Schnider logged both goals for the Stags while Colin Burke assisted on his second tally. Tyler White made 15 saves in goal for the Tigers, backing Tournament Most Outstanding Player Mike Lowe, who had a pair of caused turnovers.

With a Win Saturday- The Tigers would improve to 4-0 in CAA play this season. It would be the Tigers’ first 4-0 start under head coach Shawn Nadelen and the first time since the 2010 season when Towson finished 4-1 in the league. The Tigers have gone 4-0 to start the CAA schedule four previous times (2010, 2007, 2004, 2003).- Head coach Shawn Nadelen would collect his 61st win at the helm of the program.- The Tigers could lock up the regular season title on Saturday with a win coupled by a Hofstra loss vs. UMass.- Towson would be 6-0 in road games in the 2017 regular season and win its 10th-straight road game. The Tigers have never had a perfect road record in the regular season in their Division I history (1980).- The Tigers would improve to 4-0 all-time against Fairfield, including 2-0 in Connecticut.

Careers Versus FairfieldSenior midfielder Mike Lynch is the active points leader for the Tigers against Fairfield, potting a team-high six goals and adding an assist. Ryan Drenner is close behind with six points (4g, 2a) while Tyler Konen (2g, 2a), Joe Seider (3g, 1a) and Jon Mazza (2g, 2a) have four apiece. Konen and Seider have one extra-man goal each to pace Towson. Tyler Mayes leads Towson with three caused turnovers over the last three meetings. Eight current players have played in every meeting against Fairfield since the series began in 2015. Seider and Drenner are the only active players with three starts against the Stags.

Fours UpSaturday’s game will be the fourth CAA game of the season for the Tigers. It marks the second-straight season Towson will play Fairfield in the fourth league game of the season. The Tigers won last year’s meeting 18-11 in a barnburner at Johnny Unitas Stadium. All-time, Towson is 9-6 in the fourth game of the year, using last season’s victory to snap a five-game slide in the fourth conference game of the year. Towson won its first seven game fours in the CAA (2002-08).

All-Time Series vs.Fairfield

Date ................ H/A/N ....................... Score4/11/2015 .........Away ..................... W, 8-74/23/2016 ..... Home ................... W, 18-115/7/2016 & ..... Home....................... W, 4-2# - Forfeit due to ineligible player

* - Site Unknown

& - CAA Tournament

^ - NCAA Tournament

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Spreading the Wealth...ishThe Tigers improved to 7-3 on the year with their 10-6 win at Delaware last weekend. While Ryan Drenner and Joe Seider lead the offense, Towson has generated game-winning goals from five different sources. Only one player, Brian Bolewicki, has multiple game-winning goals.Below is a list of the five different game-winning goal scorers and the game in which they scored the decisive marker.• Brian Bolewicki - at Mount St. Mary’s - Feb. 18• Cole Robertson - at Georgetown - Feb. 25• Joe Seider - at UMBC - March 4• Ryan Drenner - vs. No. 6 Johns Hopkins - March 11• Tyler Young - at Drexel - April 1• Brian Bolewicki - vs. UMass - April 8• Brian Bolewicki - at Delaware - April 15

Nothing But SuccessThe first class to go through the full recruiting process under head coach Shawn Nadelen, the class of 2017 has been integral to the Tigers’ return to prominence on the national scene. The 10 true seniors and one redshirt senior have been part of 43 wins since stepping on campus (though Bolewicki has been here for 53). The class has two CAA Championships to its credit so far, along with two berths in the NCAA Tournament. Below is a list of the top five winningest classes since Towson elevated to Division I in 1980. This class will compete in its fourth-straight CAA Tournament, beginning on May 4.2016 - 46 - (3 Conference Titles)2017 - 43 - (2 Conference Titles)2004 - 41 - (3 Conference Titles)1992 - 41 - (2 Conference Titles)1991 - 40 - (2 Conference Titles)

SECURITY!After leading the country in fewest turnovers per game last year, the Tigers got off to an uncharacteristic start this season. In the March 1 statistical rankings, the Tigers were ranked 63rd, averaging 17.33 turnovers per game. Since then, Towson has made ball control a priority. As of April 18, the Tigers ranked 20th in the country in turnovers per game, down to 12.40. In all but one week, the Tigers have gone up in the statistical category rankings, jumping 40 spots in a month and a half.

Midseason All-AmericanThe seventh annual Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America list was released on March 30. Sophomore defensive midfielder Zach Goodrich was named among some of the best in the country as he was the short stick defensive midfielder named First Team Midseason All-America. Goodrich was the lone CAA student-athlete named to the first team, while three student-athletes from Hofstra were selected to the second team.

#22 Hits #23Those watching Towson lacrosse over the last three and a half years are familiar with senior attackman Ryan Drenner. The Finksburg, Maryland native is a dynamic athlete, capable of feeding or scoring. To wit, Drenner has 21 goals and 15 assists this season. He also owns one of the longest point streaks in the country as he has at least one goal or assist in each of the Tigers’ last 23 games. His 23 game streak ranks 23rd in the country and is the longest active streak in the CAA.

Long Time RankedSaturday’s game will be the 32nd straight game the Towson University men’s lacrosse team will play ranked inside the USILA Coaches’ Poll Top 20. The last time Towson played a game as an unranked team was on May 2, 2015 against UMass in the CAA Championship game;

Keeping an Eye on the Foes2017 Towson Opponent’s Records

As of April 19, 2017School Overall ConferenceMount St. Mary’s .................... 4-8 .........................................1-3Georgetown ............................3-10 ......................................0-4Loyola ....................................... 7-5 ........................................5-2UMBC ......................................... 5-6 ........................................ 3-1Johns Hopkins ....................... 7-4 .........................................2-1Ohio State................................ 11-2 .........................................2-1Denver ...................................... 9-2 ....................................... 3-0Drexel ....................................... 5-6 .........................................2-1UMass ....................................... 5-6 .........................................2-1Delaware .................................. 7-6 ....................................... 0-3Fairfield .................................... 3-9 ....................................... 0-3Hofstra ..................................... 10-1 ........................................2-1Combined Record: ....... 76-65 ....22-18 Conference

Towson in the NCAA Top 35(As of April 20)

TEAM Caused Turnovers per game: 25 (7.10)Faceoff Winning Percentage: 13 (0.571)Ground Balls per game: 31 (28.10)Scoring Defense: 8 (7.90)Scoring Margin: 24 (1.60)Turnovers per game: 20 (12.40)Winning Percentage: 16 (0.700)

INDIVIDUALRyan Drenner - Points per game: 33 (3.60)Tyler Mayes - Caused Turnovers per game: 4 (2.50)Josh Miller - Goals Against Average: 9 (7.92)Alex Woodall - Faceoff Winning Percentage: 15 (.591) - Ground Balls per game: 24 (5.30)

Record by Starting LinesThrough April 15, 2017

Attack RecordDrenner, Mazza Seider ..........................................3-1Drenner, Konen, Seider ........................................ 4-2

MidfieldBolewicki, Lynch, Young ........................................2-1Bolewicki, Konen, Lynch ........................................1-0Mazza, Lynch, Young ............................................ 4-2

DefenseBodden, Ewell, Patterson ..................................... 7-3

GoalieMiller .................................................................... 5-3Hoy ......................................................................2-0

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Towson received votes prior to the start of the league tournament.

The 32-straight games in the USILA Coaches’ Poll Top 20 is the longest such streak for the Tigers in the Shawn Nadelen Era (2012) and longest stretch since 30 between April 3, 2004 and March 19, 2006. (Preseason polls did not begin until 2007. Two games were played to open 2005 and 2006 before the first poll).

Towson has been ranked inside the USILA Coaches’ Poll Top 20 for 26 consecutive weeks. That is the longest stretch of rankings for the Tigers since earning a spot in the Coaches’ Poll for 22 consecutive weeks from March 27, 2006-March 3, 2008.

Road WarriorsAfter three-straight home games, and four of the last five contests at Unitas Stadium, the Tigers will hit the road for CAA play three times this season, relying on Interstate 95 for nearly all of their travel. Last weekend, Towson traveled just over 100 miles to Vidas Field for its first road game since March 4. After a stop in Newark last weekend, Towson continues further up I-95 to visit Fairfield on Saturday. Only four teams in the country have a perfect road record with at least five games in the books.No. Syracuse - 5-0No. 7 Hofstra - 5-0No. 14 Richmond - 5-0No. 15 Towson - 5-0

Rankings Percentage IndexThe NCAA released its second set of RPI numbers this week. With a 7-3 record, the Tigers checked in at No. 10. Towson had the highest RPI of teams in the Colonial Athletic Associa-tion, with No. 7 Hofstra (10-0) in at 11th of the RPI. This week’s foe, Fairfield, was slotted 50th in the RPI this week.

Goals on Goals on GoalsFor a long time, the Towson University men’s lacrosse team was known for its offensive prowess. In 12 seasons, the Tigers scored at least 200 goals, including 207 last season. Despite being more known for its defense lately, the Tigers can still put away goals. The Tigers have out-scored opponents 95-79 this season, including 29-21 in league play. Over the course of the program’s history, the Tigers have put away 8,793 goals, while allowing just 7,464. Towson has 6,082 Division I goals to its credit since the 1980 campaign.

Class of the CAASince joining the CAA for the 2002 season, no program in league history has enjoyed more success than Towson University. The Tigers have racked up 58 total wins in the CAA, two more than rival Hofstra. Below is a list of the current members of the CAA and their win totals in conference games since joining the league. The Tigers have appeared in the conference title game a total of nine times, bringing home the trophy on a league-record six occasions.Team: Wins (CAA Titles, Last)Towson: 58 (6, 2016)Hofstra: 56 (2, 2008)Drexel: 48 (1, 2014)Delaware: 31 (3, 2011)UMass: 20 (1, 2012)Fairfield: 8 (0)

Causing an Effect

Towson in One-Goal Games Since 2012Overall Record: 19-6

Regulation: 16-3In Overtime: 3-3

Opponent Date Score ResultStony Brook 3/17/2012 10-9 WHofstra 3/31/2012 10-9 OT WUMBC 4/4/2012 12-11 WMercer 2/24/2013 9-8 OT WMarist 3/8/2013 9-10 OT LNavy 3/12/2013 8-7 WDelaware 3/22/2013 7-6 WHofstra 3/30/2013 7-6 WPenn State 5/3/2013 11-10 WGeorgetown 2/22/2014 8-7 WUMass 4/5/2014 6-5 WDrexel 5/1/2014 10-11 OT LNavy 3/3/2015 7-8 3OT LOhio State 3/17/2015 6-7 LBinghamton 3/21/2015 9-8 WFairfield 4/11/2015 8-7 WDrexel 4/25/2015 10-11 LUMass 5/2/2015 9-8 WOhio State 3/15/2016 10-9 OT WHofstra 4/30/2016 8-7 WDenver 5/15/2016 10-9 WGeorgetown 2/25/2017 11-10 WDenver 3/25/2017 11-12 LDrexel 4/1/2017 8-7 W

Top 20 Home Attendance Since 2002Total Attendance Since 2002: 189,216Average Attendance Since 2002: 1,456

Rank Opponent Date Attendance1) #5 Johns Hopkins 4/28/07 44272) #1 Johns Hopkins 5/18/03 44163) #8 Maryland 3/7/09 42554) #1 Johns Hopkins 4/26/03 40255) #5 Maryland 3/12/05 38746) #3 Maryland 3/8/03 37607) #7 Johns Hopkins 4/22/09 35098) #14 Maryland 3/10/07 34459) #11 Johns Hopkins 2/19/11 322610) #8 Maryland 3/12/11 289411) UMBC 4/7/10 285012) #6 Denver 3/25/17 265413) Virginia 3/21/04 253214) #1 Virginia 3/21/10 247715) #16 Penn State 4/14/12 242516) Loyola 2/28/04 237017) #5 Cornell 5/14/05 236618) #4 Virginia 3/17/02 230519) Penn State 5/10/03 229720) Sacred Heart 4/4/09 2233

Bold Italics: Nadelen Era Game (Since 2012)

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On April 1, senior longstick midfielder Tyler Mayes forced six Drexel turnovers, a career-best for the Bel Air, Maryland native. Mayes’ six caused turnovers were the second-most for a Tiger behind eight from Peter Mezzanotte against Saint Joseph’s on April 30, 2011. It was Mayes’ second game this season with at least five caused turnovers, joining his five forces against No. 6 Johns Hopkins in a 13-8 win. He is one of just three players with at least five caused turnovers this season. Mayes has 25 caused turnovers this season, bringing his career total to 25, good enough for third all-time at Towson. His 25 forced turnovers this year rank tied for fifth with his own mark from last year for a single season.

Defending the CrownIn a conference as tough as the CAA, it’s no easy feat to retain the conference crown. Since 2002, only two different member institutions have successfully defended the crown: Towson and Delaware. The Tigers won the league for the first time in 2003 fol-lowed by two more titles in succession. Delaware won back-to-back championships in 2010 and 2011. The Tigers successfully defended the 2015 crown last season with a 4-2 win over Fairfield. Towson is the only member institution to three-peat and will look do so for a second time this season.

Let’s Get DefensiveDefense has long been the backbone of the Towson University lacrosse program. En-tering the 2017 season, it was a spot many looked to as a potential weakness with the graduation of three close defenseman and a goalie, two of whom were All-Americans. Head coach Shawn Nadelen and defensive coordinator Dan Cocchi have laid those questions to rest. After owning the best defense in Division a year ago, Towson is currently ranked 14th in Division I in goals allowed per game (8.11). Moreover, Towson has allowed the second-fewest total goals this season (79). Of teams with at least 10 games to their credit, Towson has allowed the second-fewest total goals, despite four new starters in the backfield.

Climbing the Career ChartsSeveral Towson student-athletes are already into or nearing career top 10s in several statistical categories.Alec Burckley - 330 Career Faceoff Wins - 7th All-Time (Ben DeFelice - 357, 6th)Ryan Drenner - 83 Career Goals - Shy of 10th (Bobby Griebe, Tom Wagner - 89)Ryan Drenner - 66 Career Assists - Shy of 10th (Mark Miller, Jeff Peek - 72)Ryan Drenner - 149 Career Points - Shy of 10th (Three Players - 156) Tyler Mayes - 78 Career Caused Turnovers - 3rd All-Time (Ted Turnblacer - 92, 2nd)Joe Seider - 108 Career Goals - Tied with Matt Clune for FourthJoe Seider - 426 Career Shots - Second All-Time (Glenn Smith - 458)

Best in BaltimoreLocal rivalries are always important. For a second-straight season, the Tigers squared off against the three Greater Baltimore schools, Johns Hopkins, Loyola and UMBC, in three consecutive games. This season, Towson went 2-1 against local rivals, beating UMBC 8-6 and No. 6 Johns Hopkins 13-8. Towson dropped an 11-7 decision against then-No. 12 Loyola. As of April 3, Towson was the second-ranked team in Greater Bal-timore, ranking 15 in the USILA Coaches’ Poll and 16 by the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. Johns Hopkins and Loyola are ranked 11th and 19, respectively, in the Coaches’ Poll.

Over the last three regular seasons, Towson has controlled the Baltimore Area.Towson: 6-3Johns Hopkins: 5-3Loyola: 3-2UMBC 3-2

Today’s Kit: Top to BottomItem Color/TrimVisibleHelmet: Cascade R .................................................................. WhiteGloves: Custom UA Engage or Command Pro ...................White/GoldArmguard: VFT+/Command ............................................ White/BlackJersey: UA Gameday Select Arrowhead ................Black/Gold/WhiteShorts: UA Gameday Select Arrowhead .................White/Black/GoldSocks: UA Team Crew .................................................... White/BlackCleats: Custom UA Highlight/Banshee/Spotlight ..................... Black

Base LayerShooter Shirts: Custom ................White - Offense / Black - DefenseBaselayer: STLTWN ...........................................Gold ft. Cartoon Doc

TransportationBags: UA Custom Wheeled Travel Bag ............................ Black/White

Record by UniformAs of April 15, 2017

Gear RecordWhite Helmet ................................................................. 4-1Black Helmet .................................................................. 3-1Matte Gray Helmet ......................................................... 0-1White Jersey ..................................................................2-3White Shorts...................................................................2-2Black Jersey ................................................................. 5-0Black Shorts ................................................................... 5-1White Gloves ..................................................................3-2Black Gloves ................................................................... 4-1White Cleats with Yellow ............................................... 0-0White Cleats with Black ..................................................7-3White Socks with Silver ................................................... 1-1White Socks with Black...................................................6-2

Active Point Scoring StreaksAs of April 15, 2017

Player (Position) Games (G-A-P in streak)Ryan Drenner (Attack) .................................. 23 (44-29-73) .......................................................... Streak Started: March 25, 2016

Joe Seider (Attack) ...........................................10 (16-7-23) .............................................................. Streak Started: Feb. 18, 2017

Mike Lynch (Midfield) ............................................ 6 (8-1-9) ............................................................Streak Started: March 11, 2017

Brian Bolewicki (Midfield) .....................................4 (6-3-9) .......................................................... Streak Started: March 25, 2017

Jon Mazza (Midfield) .............................................3 (2-2-4) ............................................................... Streak Started: April 1, 2017

Tyler Konen (Attack) .............................................. 2 (1-1-2) .............................................................. Streak Started: April 8, 2017

Matt Wylly (Midfield) .............................................. 2 (1-1-2) .............................................................. Streak Started: April 8, 2017

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The Century ClubIn the Tigers’ 13-8 win over No. 6 Johns Hopkins, senior attackman Joe Seider joined an elite club in the Tigers’ program history. At 14:02 of the second quarter, Seider potted the 100th goal of his Tiger career. He became the seventh player in program history to hit the 100-goal mark, joining the likes of Glenn Smith (154), Kevin Sturm (125), Jonathan Engelke (113), Matt Clune (108), Mike Burke (106) and Tom Nelson (105). Seider has 102 career goals and needs just three more to catch Nelson.

No Place Like HomeSince taking over the program for the 2012 season, head coach Shawn Nadelen and the Tigers love playing at the friendly confines of Johnny Unitas Stadium. The Tigers are 30-15 all-time at Minnegan Field, including a program-record 11-1 last season. The Tigers have never suffered a losing mark at home under Nadelen, logging three 4-3 seasons (2015, 2013, 2012) at home. During the 2014 campaign, the Tigers finished with a 6-3 mark at home. The Tigers are currently 2-3 at Unitas Stadium this season.

Ground Balls Win GamesThere is a long-standing adage in lacrosse that “ground balls win games”. So far this season, Towson has won the ground ball battle in all but one game, out-ground balling opponents 281-220 in the early goings. Last season, Towson was a perfect 10-0 when it collected more ground balls than its opponent, and went 6-3 in games when opponents had more grounders. The Tigers’ two-year record is 17-1 in games with more ground balls.

Local FlareNot only will the Tigers play nine of their 12 games within an hour drive of Unitas Stadium, but the Tigers are bringing local talent to campus as well. On the roster this season, not only are there 26 student-athletes from Maryland, but of those 26, 25 are from within an hour of Towson University. The lone outlier is Matt Sovero, who hails from Easton, Maryland on the Eastern Shore, roughly 85 miles from Unitas.

Eight of the Tigers’ 10 starters this season are from the Old Line State, including the entire starting attack and midfield units. The only two starters not from Maryland are Sid Ewell, whose hometown of Carlisle, Pennsylvania is 85 miles from campus, and Josh Miller, who will get to play near his hometown of Norwalk, Connecticut when the Tigers take on Fair-field on April 22.

Crabcakes and LacrosseMaryland has long been known as a hotbed for lacrosse talent. With 26 current players from the Old Line State, Towson is certainly reaping the benefits of that. Through the April 8 game against UMass, head coach Shawn Nadelen is 38-23 all-time when playing games within Maryland. This season, the Ti-gers will play eight games in Maryland, including six at Johnny Unitas Stadium. February 18 and March 11 were the only two games in Maryland in which Towson was not the home team. Nadelen has a sub-.500 record in a just one season when playing in Maryland, winning four of the nine games in 2012.

50 NiftyLast season in the CAA Semifinals, head coach Shawn Nadelen picked up the 50th win of his Towson career, eliminating Drexel with a 10-6 win at Unitas Stadium. He became the third coach in program history to hit the 50-win plateau, and became the fastest of the three to gain 50 Division I victories. That game was his 81st contest at the helm. Former head coaches Tony Seaman and Carl Runk needed 88 and 89 games, respectively, to grab 50 Divi-sion I wins. However, legendary head coach Carl Runk is the fastest Towson coach to 50 total wins, hitting the mark in 1972 in just 69 total games in the Tigers’ Division II Era.

Defense + Offense = SuccessWith a defense as heralded as Towson’s, it’s not a surprise to followers of the team that the Tigers have lots of success when the offense and defense pair well. Since head coach Shawn Nadelen took over in 2012, the Tigers are 36-5 in games when Towson scores double digits. When Towson’s defense limits opponents to single digits, the Tigers are a whopping 53-8 in that same time, including the 10-6 win at Delaware (April 15). On 34 occasions, the Tigers have scored in double figures while holding opponents to single digits, obviously a 34-0 record.

Active Career Hat TricksRyan Drenner (10)Date Opponent Location TotalMar. 21, 2015 Binghamton Away 3Feb. 20, 2016 Mount St. Mary’s Home 3Feb. 27, 2016 Georgetown Home 4Mar. 26, 2016 Binghamton Home 4Apr. 23, 2016 Fairfield Home 3May 11, 2016 Hobart Home 4Mar. 4, 2017 UMBC Away 3Mar. 11, 2017 #6 Johns Hopkins Home 3Mar. 25, 2017 #6 Denver Home 3Apr. 1, 2017 Drexel Away 4

Jon Mazza (2)Date Opponent Location TotalMay 11, 2016 Hobart Home 3Feb. 18, 2017 Mount St. Mary’s Away 6

Mike Lynch (2)Date Opponent Location TotalApr. 23, 2016 Fairfield Home 5

Joe Seider (17)Date Opponent Location TotalFeb. 8, 2014 High Point Home 3Mar. 7, 2014 Marist Away 3Apr. 29, 2014 Hofstra Away 4Apr. 22, 2014 Penn Home 3Feb. 18, 2015 #8 Loyola Home 4Feb. 27, 2015 Mount St. Mary’s Away 3Mar. 7, 2015 UMBC Away 3Mar. 17, 2015 #17 Ohio State Home 3Apr. 4, 2015 Delaware Away 4May 2, 2015 UMass Neutral (Fairfield) 3Feb. 12, 2016 Mercer Home 3Mar. 2, 2016 #5 Loyola Away 4Apr. 2, 2016 Drexel Home 3Apr. 9, 2016 UMass Away 3Apr. 30, 2016 Hofstra Away 3Feb. 25, 2017 Georgetown Away 3Mar. 11, 2017 #6 Johns Hopkins Home 4

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TOWSON IN THE CAA(as of April 19, 2017)

TOWSON’S RECORD WHEN... 2017 Streak*

At home 2-3 W1

Away 5-0 W9

Neutral 0-0 L1

Artificial turf 7-3 W3

Natural grass 0-0 --

Day games 6-2 W2

Night games 1-1 W1

Overtime 0-0 W1

Weekday 0-2 L2

Weekend 7-1 W3

Against Top 16-20 teams 0-1 L1



Against unranked teams 6-0 W11

Leading after one quarter 2-0 W13

Trailing after one quarter 1-3 L3

Tied after one quarter 4-0 W10

Leading at halftime 6-0 W16

Trailing at halftime 1-3 W1

Tied at halftime 0-0 W5

Leading after 3 quarters 5-0 W24

Trailing after 3 quarters 1-3 W1

Tied after 3 quarters 1-0 W3

Scoring first 5-1 W4

Opponent scores first 2-2 W1

Scoring 10+ goals 5-1 W2

Scoring 9- goals 2-1 W1

Allowing 10+ goals 1-2 L2

Allowing 9- goals 6-1 W3

More ground balls 7-1 W5

Fewer ground balls 0-2 L3

Ground balls equal 0-0 W1

Winning more faceoffs 7-1 W5

Opp. win more faceoffs 0-2 L3

Faceoffs equal 0-0 --

Scored one man-up goal 1-0 W12

Allowed one man-up goal 4-1 W2

Scored 2+ man-up goals 2-0 W3

Allowed 2+ man-up goals 3-1 W1

Committed more penalties 3-2 W1

Committed fewer penalties 3-1 W2

Penalties were equal 3-0 W1

* - Dating back to 2015 Season

TEAM GP NO. AVG.Goals per game4. 10 95 9.50

Assists per game5. 10 48 4.80

Ground Balls per game2. 10 281 28.10

Points per game5. 10 143 14.30

Shots per game2. 10 369 36.90

Shot percentage4. 95g 369s .257

Man Up Goals6. 10 5 0.50

Man-Up Scoring Percentage6. 5g 25att .200

Penalty Killing Percentage3. 11g 29att .621

Penalties per game3. 10 31 3.10

Penalty Minutes per game2. 10 23.5 2.30

Turnovers per game4. 10 124 12.40

Caused Turnovers per game2. 10 71 7.10

Goals against average1. 79ga 600:00mins 7.90

Saves per game6. 10 81 8.10

Save Percentage5. 79ga 81svs .506

Faceoff Percentage1. 10 117-205 .571

Shots On Goal per game3. 10 203 20.31

INDIVIDUAL RANK (AVG)

Brian BolewickiGame-Winning Goals per game 2 (0.30)

Ryan DrennerGoals per game 5 (2.10)Assists per game 2 (1.50)Points per game 2 (3.60)Shots per game 6 (6.50)

Zach GoodrichGround Balls per game t4 (3.00)

Josh MillerGoals Against Average 1 (7.92)Save Percentage 5 (.500)Saves per game 6 (7.62)

Joe SeiderShots per game 4 (7.20)

Alex WoodallGround Balls per game 2 (5.30)Faceoff Winning Percentage 1 (.591/114-193)

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HEAD COACH SHAWN NADELEN - 2016 CAA COACH OF THE YEARIn just his fifth season at the helm of the program, Shawn Nadelen led the Towson men’s lacrosse team to its third Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) crown since 2012, winning the Tigers’ CAA-record sixth during the 2016 season. Now in his sixth year guiding the Tigers, Nadelen looks to continue to fill up the win column and trophy case at Towson.

Since Nadelen took over the program, Towson has amassed an overall record of 53-32 (.624). During the 2016 CAA Tournament, Nadelen collected the 50th win of his tenure, besting rival Drexel 10-6 in the semifinals. He became the fastest coach to win 50 Division I games at Towson and is the second-fastest to the mark, including the program’s Division II days.

For his efforts in guiding the Tigers to the 2016 CAA Regular Season title and the right to host the CAA Tournament, Nadelen was voted by his league peers as the 2016 CAA Coach of the Year, becoming just the second coach in the program’s history to be named CAA Coach of the Year. Nadelen also saw then-junior Ryan Drenner voted as the program’s second-ever CAA Co-Player of the Year, while Drenner’s

classmate, Jack Adams, was named USILA Third-Team All-America.

After earning the program’s sixth berth to the NCAA Tournament as the CAA champion, the Tigers knocked off defending national champion and second-ranked Denver in the first round with a thrilling 10-9 win in the Mile High City. That victory set a new single-season program record as Towson won its 16th game. During that same season, Towson won a program-record 11 games from the friendly confines of Johnny Unitas Stadium.

Towson spent the entire 2016 season ranked in both the USILA Coaches and the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. The Tigers finished the year ranked 10th in the USILA Coaches’ Poll, which came out prior to Towson’s success in the NCAA Tournament. In the Media Poll, the Tigers were ranked sixth following the NCAA Tournament. Throughout the course of the year, Tiger players earned 46 individual honors, including redshirt senior keeper Tyler White earning USILA Scholar All-America honors. White was also named as a Senior CLASS Award First Team All-America selection. The 2015 CAA crown was the second for Towson under Nadelen, joining his first as the head coach of the program in 2013. Following the sea-son, Nadelen signed a contract extension through the 2019 campaign, with an additional year added on should Towson win the CAA regular season championship or conference tournament. After earning the CAA’s automatic qualifier to the NCAA Tournament in 2015, Nadelen coached the Tigers to their first win in the postseason since 2003 with a 10-8 win over visiting High Point in the First Four round.

The Nadelen FileYear Position Record (CAA) Postseason2005 Defensive Coordinator 11-5 (4-1) CAA Champions NCAA First Round2006 Defensive Coordinator 8-6 (5-1) CAA Champions2007 Defensive Coordinator 9-7 (5-1) CAA Runner-Up NCAA First Round2008 Defensive Coordinator 5-9 (3-3) Missed Tournament2009 Defensive Coordinator 7-10 (4-2) CAA Runner-Up2010 Associate Head Coach/DC 7-8 (4-1) CAA Runner-Up2011 Associate Head Coach/DC 3-10 (1-5) Missed Tournament2012 Head Coach 7-8 (2-4) CAA Semifinals2013 Head Coach 10-8 (2-4) CAA Champions NCAA First Round2014 Head Coach 8-7 (2-3) CAA Semifinals2015 Head Coach 12-6 (3-2) CAA Champions NCAA First Round2016 Head Coach 16-3 (4-1) CAA Champions NCAA Quarterfinals2017 Head Coach 7-3 (3-0) Overall as Head Coach 60-35 (16-14)

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Season HighsGoals .................................................. 2, TwiceAssists ...................... 2, at Delaware (4/15/17)Points ........................ 4, at Delaware (4/15/17)Shots ......................... 6, at Delaware (4/15/17)Ground Balls ............3, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals .......................................... 2, Four timesAssists ............................................... 2, TwicePoints ........................ 4, at Delaware (4/15/17)Shots ......................... 6, at Delaware (4/15/17)Ground Balls ............3, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Caused Turnovers ......1, vs. High Point (2/8/14)

Bolewicki’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2013 16 4 4 8 21 4 0 0.02014 10 2 0 2 11 1 1 1.02015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02016 19 9 6 15 32 4 2 2.02017 10 9 6 15 32 7 0 0.0Totals 55 26 16 40 96 16 3 3.0

Season HighsSaves ..............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsSaves ..............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Brennan’s Career StatisticsYear GP Min Sv Sv% GA Rec GB CT2017 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0

Season HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ............................... 1, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Ground Balls ....................................... 2, TwiceCaused Turnovers .............. 2, vs. JHU (3/11/17)

Career HighsGoals ........................1, vs. Ohio State (3/17/15) Assists ............................................................Points .......................1, vs. Ohio State (3/17/15)Shots .......................................... 1, Eight timesGround Balls ................ 3, vs. Hofstra (4/18/15)Caused Turnovers ......................... 2, Six times

Adams’ Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02014 15 0 0 0 2 13 3 1.52015 16 1 0 1 3 15 4 2.52016 19 0 0 0 3 11 4 3.02017 8 0 0 0 1 8 0 0.0Total 58 1 0 1 9 47 11 7.0

Season HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ..................... 1, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Ground Balls ....................................... 3, TwiceCaused Turnovers ...................... 1, Three times

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ..................... 1, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Ground Balls ....................................... 3, TwiceCaused Turnovers ...................... 1, Three times

Bodden’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 10 0 0 0 1 15 3 2.5Total 10 0 0 0 1 15 3 2.5

Tiger Player Notes

#48 GRAY BODDEN FR. | DEFENSE

#16 JACK ADAMS R-SR. | MIDFIELD

#3 BRIAN BOLEWICKI R-SR. | MIDFIELD

#2 SHANE BRENNAN FR. | GOALIE

Season HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Barger’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#34 SCOTT BARGER FR. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals ................................................................... Assists ................................................................Points ..................................................................Shots ...................................................................Ground Balls ........................................................Caused Turnovers ................................................Faceoff Wins ........................................................

Career HighsGoals ................................ 1, vs. Hobart (3/14/15)Assists ............................ 2, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Points .............................. 2, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Shots ............................................... 1, Five timesGround Balls ............... 12, vs. High Point (5/6/15)Caused Turnovers .................................... 1, Twice

Faceoff Wins ..................... 16, vs. Drexel (4/2/16)

Burckley’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB FO Pct. Pen. PIM

2014 9 0 0 0 0 21 38-83.458 0 0.02015 18 1 0 1 2 76151-284.532 2 1.52016 19 0 2 2 3 75 141-277.509 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0.0Totals 46 1 2 3 5 172 330-644 .512 2 1.5

#32 ALEC BURCKLEY SR. | MIDFIELD

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Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ........................... 3, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Ground Balls ................. 1, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Caused Turnovers ............................................

DelBene’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................6, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Caused Turnovers ............................... 2, Twice

Career HighsGoals ................................................. 1, Twice*Assists .............................................. 1, Twice*Points ........................................ 1, Four times*Shots ......................................... 1, Four times*Ground Balls ....................6, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Caused Turnovers ... 3, vs. Northern Virginia CC (4/23/15)*

Ewell’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015* 18 2 1 3 4 16 0. 0.02016* 18 0 1 1 0 12 0 0.02017 10 0 0 0 0 17 5 4.0Total 46 2 2 4 4 45 5 4.0* at CCBC Essex



Coakley’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ................................4, at Drexel (4/1/17)Assists ............................................... 4, TwicePoints ................................................. 6, TwiceShots ..................... 13, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Ground Balls ......... 3, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers ..............5, at MSM (2/18/17)

Career HighsGoals .......................................... 4, Four timesAssists ..................................... 4, Three timesPoints ................... 7, vs. Georgetown (2/27/16)Shots ..................... 13, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Ground Balls ......... 5, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers ..............5, at MSM (2/18/17)

Drenner’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 15 12 10 22 37 8 0 0.02015 18 17 18 35 61 25 2 1.52016 19 33 23 56 91 22 0 0.02017 10 21 15 36 59 12 1 0.5Total 62 83 66 149 249 67 3 2.0

Tiger Player Notes

#38 BEN COAKLEY FR. | ATTACK

#31 NICK DELBENE S0. | MIDFIELD

#22 RYAN DRENNER SR. | ATTACK

#20 SID EWELL JR. | DEFENSE

Season HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots .............. 1, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls ... 1, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ...............1, at MSM (2/18/17)

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots .............. 1, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls ..................2, vs UMass (3/28/15)Caused Turnovers ................................ 1, Twice

Ceribelli’s Career StatsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015 12 0 0 0 0 3 0 0.02016 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02017 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0.0Total 17 0 0 0 1 4 0 0.0

#29 ADAM CERIBELLI JR. | MIDFIELD



Crowley’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#42 JP CROWLEY SO. | ATTACK

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Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ......................1 vs. UMBC (3/5/16)Caused Turnovers ............................1 vs. Twice

Hall’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 1.52016 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.52017 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 10 0 0 0 0 1 3 2.0



Healy’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0


Career HighsGoals .............. 1, vs. Johns Hopkins (2/20/16)*Assists .........1, at Boston University (4/11/15)*Points ................................................ 1, Twice*Shots .................................................3, Twice*Ground Balls ............. 2, vs. Colgate (3/28/15)*Caused Turnovers ........ 1, at Lafayette (3/22/15)*

Giuffreda’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015* 11 0 1 1 5 5 0 0.02016* 12 1 0 1 7 0 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 13 1 1 2 12 5 0 0.0* at Loyola (Md.)

Tiger Player Notes

#15 JOHNNY GIUFFREDA JR. | ATTACK

#25 BRETT HALL JR. | DEFENSE

#47 SAUNDERS HEALY FR. | DEFENSE



Fanshaw’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#19 MICHAEL FANSHAW FR. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals .................................................. 2, TwiceAssists ......................... 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Points .......................... 3, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots .................... 5, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Ground Balls ................... 8, vs. UMass (4/8/17)Caused Turnovers . 3, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Faceoffs ..........................................................

Career HighsGoals .................................................. 2, TwiceAssists ......................... 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Points .......................... 3, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots .................... 5, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Ground Balls ................... 8, vs. UMass (4/8/17)Caused Turnovers . 3, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Faceoffs ................... 2-4, vs. Mercer (2/12/16)

Goodrich’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 19 4 0 4 13 37 5 3.02017 10 6 1 7 17 30 5 3.0Total 29 10 1 11 30 67 10 6.0

#14 ZACH GOODRICH S0. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ............2, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Caused Turnovers .... 1, vs. Ohio State (3/15/17)Faceoffs .2 wins, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)

Career HighsGoals ....................................... 1, Three times*Assists ................... 1, vs. Richmond (4/18/15)*Points ........................................ 1, Four times*Shots ............................................. 1, 12 times*Ground Balls ..................................... 11, Twice*Caused Turnovers ...................... 1, Three timesFaceoffs ...21 wins, vs. Robert Morris (2/13/16)

Harryman’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB FO Pct. Pen. PIM2015*11 1 1 2 45 83-164.506 3 2.52016*14 2 0 2 69151-258.585 2 1.52017 3 0 0 0 0 2 3-12 .250 0 0.0Total 28 3 1 4 116237-434.546 5 4.0*atBellarmine

#7 CONNOR HARRYMAN JR. | DEFENSE

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Season HighsGoals ...............................2, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Assists ........................ 3, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Points .......................... 4, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots .................................................. 4, TwiceGround Balls .....................4, at Drexel (4/1/17)Caused Turnovers ................................ 1, Twice

Career HighsGoals ........................................ 2, Three timesAssists ........................ 3, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Points .......................... 4, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots .......................................... 4, Four timesGround Balls .....................4, at Drexel (4/1/17)Caused Turnovers ................................ 1, Twice

Konen’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 5 1 0 1 4 0 0 0.02015 14 5 6 11 12 4 0 0.02016 18 6 9 15 20 7 0 0.02017 9 5 8 13 29 10 0 0.0Total 46 17 23 40 65 21 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ............................ 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Assists ............................................................Points ........................... 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots ........................................... 1, Four timesGround Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ............................ 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Assists ............................................................Points ........................... 1, vs. Denver (3/25/17)Shots ........................................... 1, Four timesGround Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Laundry’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 4 1 0 1 4 0 1 0.5Total 4 1 0 1 4 0 1 0.5



Kimmel’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Tiger Player Notes

#8 TYLER KONEN SR. | ATTACK

#17 CASEY KIMMEL FR. | MIDFIELD

#35 DREW LAUNDRY FR. | ATTACK

Season HighsSaves ..............................10, at Drexel (4/1/17)Ground Balls ........................................ 1, TwiceCaused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsSaves ..............................10, at Drexel (4/1/17)Ground Balls ........................................ 1, TwiceCaused Turnovers ............................................

Hoy’s Career StatisticsYear GP Min Sv Sv% GA Rec GB CT2014 2 5 0 .000 0 0-0 0 02015 6 38 5 .455 6 0-0 0 02016 6 35 2 .167 10 0-0 0 02017 4 137 20 .526 18 2-0 2 0Total 18 214 27 .443 34 2-0 2 0

#28 MATT HOY SR. | GOALIE

Season HighsGoals .............................. 2, vs. UMass (4/8/17) Assists ............................................................Points ............................. 2, vs. UMass (4/8/17) Shots .................... 3, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Ground Balls .............................. 1, Three timesCaused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals .............................. 2, vs. UMass (4/8/17)Assists ............................................................Points ............................. 2, vs. UMass (4/8/17) Shots .................................................. 3, TwiceGround Balls .................................1, Five timesCaused Turnovers ............................................

Kinnear’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 10 3 0 3 6 2 0 0.02017 7 3 0 3 7 3 0 0.0Total 17 6 0 6 13 5 0 0.0

#44 DYLAN KINNEAR R-SO. | ATTACK


Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ............................. 1, vs. Hobart (5/11/16)Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............1, vs. Drexel (4/2/16)

Livingston’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02016 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.02017 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 11 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0

#1 CALVIN LIVINGSTON JR. | DEFENSE

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Season HighsGoals ........................................ 2, Three times Assists ...........2, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Points ......................................... 2, Four timesShots .............................. 9, vs. UMass (4/8/17)Ground Balls .............. 3, at Delaware (4/15/17)Caused Turnovers ................................ 1, Twice

Career HighsGoals ......................... 5, vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)Assists ............................................... 2, TwicePoints ........................ 6, vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)Shots .............................. 9, vs. UMass (4/8/17)Ground Balls ............................. 3, Three timesCaused Turnovers .2, vs. Georgetown (2/27/16)

Lynch’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 13 3 1 4 20 4 2 1.52015 18 10 2 12 55 19 0 0.02016 17 21 8 29 77 11 0 0.02017 10 10 3 13 49 10 3 2.5Total 58 44 14 60 201 44 5 4.0

#27 MIKE LYNCH SR. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots .................................1, at Drexel (4/1/17)Ground Balls .....................8, at Drexel (4/1/17)Caused Turnovers .............6, at Drexel (4/1/17)

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ......................................... 1, Three timesGround Balls .....................8, at Drexel (4/1/17)Caused Turnovers .............6, at Drexel (4/1/17)

Mayes’ Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 15 0 0 0 2 15 8 6.52015 17 0 0 0 0 15 3 2.52016 19 0 0 0 0 30 4 3.02017 10 0 0 0 1 26 4 3.0Total 61 0 0 0 3 86 19 14.0

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ... 1, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ...............................................................Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ... 1, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ............................................

McLean’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0Totals 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ................................................... 1, TwiceGround Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ................................................... 1, TwiceGround Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Maloof’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ...............6, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17) Assists ................................................. 1, TwicePoints ..............6, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Shots ..............10, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls .......................2, at UMBC (3/4/17)Caused Turnovers .........................................................

Career HighsGoals ...............6, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17) Assists .........................2, vs. Hofstra (4/30/16)Points ..............6, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Shots ..............10, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls .......................2, at UMBC (3/4/17)Caused Turnovers ...... 1, vs. Mount St. Mary’s (2/20/16)

Mazza’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 19 15 7 22 50 4 0 0.02017 10 12 2 14 43 9 1 0.5Total 29 27 9 36 93 13 1 0.5

Tiger Player Notes

#47 GRANT MALOOF S0. | MIDFIELD

#33 TYLER MAYES SR. | LSM

#9 JON MAZZASO. | MIDFIELD

#40 JAKE MCLEANFR. | MIDFIELD



McNallen’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#43 JACK MCNALLEN FR. | MIDFIELD

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Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls .................. 1, vs. Hobart (5/11/16)Caused Turnovers ............................................

Muscarella’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.02017 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ..........7, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers . 4, at Georgetown (2/25/17)

Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ..........7, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers . 4, at Georgetown (2/25/17)

Patterson’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.02017 10 0 0 0 0 20 5 4.5Total 18 0 0 0 0 21 5 4.5

Season HighsGoals ......................................... 1, Three times Assists ............................................................Points ........................................ 1, Three timesShots ...........................................2, Five timesGround Balls .............................. 1, Three timesCaused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ............................................1, Five times Assists ............................................................Points ...........................................1, Five timesShots ............................... 3, vs. UMBC (3/5/16)Ground Balls .................................1, Five timesCaused Turnovers ............................................

Robertson’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02016 6 2 0 2 5 2 0 0.02017 10 3 0 3 12 3 1 0.5Total 16 5 0 5 17 5 1 0.5

#46 NICHOLAS MUSCARELLA SO. | MIDFIELD

#30 CHAD PATTERSON JR. | DEFENSE

Tiger Player Notes

#11 COLE ROBERTSON JR. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals .................4, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17) Assists ............................2, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Points ................................................. 4, TwiceShots ............................. 15, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Ground Balls ................................2, Five timesCaused Turnovers ....... 1, at Delaware (4/15/17)

Career HighsGoals ...........................................4, Five times Assists ............................................... 2, TwicePoints ....................................... 5, Three timesShots ............................. 15, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Ground Balls ............ 4, vs. Delaware (3/22/14)Caused Turnovers ...........2, vs. Drexel (5/5/16)

Seider’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 15 23 5 28 80 9 3 2.52015 18 34 7 41 137 19 1 0.52016 19 35 5 40 137 23 3 2.02017 9 16 7 23 72 13 0 0.0Total 61 108 24 132 426 64 7 5.0

#26 JOE SEIDER SR. | ATTACK

Season HighsSaves ...............................................11, TwiceGround Balls . 3, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ........................................

Career HighsSaves ...............................................11, TwiceGround Balls . 3, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ........................................

Miller’s Career StatisticsYear GP Min Sv Sv% GA Rec GB CT2016 1 3 0 .000 1 0-0 0 02017 8 462 61 .500 61 5-3 10 0Total 9 465 61 .496 62 5-3 10 0

#49 JOSH MILLER JR. | GOALIE


Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................

Pati’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.0Total 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.0

#39 JOE PATTI FR. | DEFENSE

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Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ....................................................Caused Turnovers ............................................Faceoffs ..........................................................

Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls .............. 6, vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)Caused Turnovers ............................................Faceoffs ..................................... 11 wins, Twice

Stillwell’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. FO. GB Pen. PIM2015 1 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0.0 2016 12 0 0 0 39-85 17 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Total 13 0 0 0 41-90 17 0 0.0



Sovero’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02017 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ........................... 2, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Ground Balls ........................................ 1, TwiceCaused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ........................... 2, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Ground Balls ........................................ 1, TwiceCaused Turnovers ............................................

Sunday’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 5 0 0 0 3 2 0 0.02017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 5 0 0 0 3 2 0 0.0

Tiger Player Notes

#12 MATT SOVERO R-FR. | MIDFIELD

#43 STEVEN STILLWELL JR. | MIDFIELD

#24 BRENDAN SUNDAY SO. | ATTACK



Tyler’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#18 HUNTER TYLER FR. | MIDFIELD



Stout’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

#45 ERIC STOUT FR. | DEFENSE

Season HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ...2, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Caused Turnovers ............................................

Career HighsGoals ............................................................... Assists ............................................................Points ..............................................................Shots ...............................................................Ground Balls ................. 1, vs. Furman (3/19/16)Caused Turnovers ......... 1, vs. Furman (3/19/16)

Wilkerson’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2016 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.02017 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0.0Total 7 0 0 0 0 3 1 1.0

#36 JIMMIE WILKERSON S0. | MIDFIELD

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Season HighsGoals ................................................... 1, Twice Assists ................................................ 1, TwicePoints .............2, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Shots ..............3, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls ....................2, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Caused Turnovers .. 1, at Georgetown (2/25/17)

Career HighsGoals .............................2, vs. Hobart (5/11/16) Assists ................................................ 1, TwicePoints ................................................. 2, TwiceShots ..............3, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)Ground Balls ....................................... 2, TwiceCaused Turnovers .....2, vs. High Point (2/8/14)

Wylly’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 9 0 0 0 0 3 2 1.02015 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02016 6 3 0 3 4 0 0 0.02017 10 2 2 4 8 1 1 1.0Total 27 5 2 7 12 4 4 2.0

Season HighsGoals .................2, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17) Assists ...................... 2, at Delaware (4/15/17)Points ................................................. 3, TwiceShots .................6, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)Ground Balls ....................6, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Caused Turnovers .............. 1, at UMBC (3/4/17)

Career HighsGoals .................................................. 2, Twice Assists ............................................... 2, TwicePoints ......................................... 3, Four timesShots .................................................. 6, TwiceGround Balls ....................6, vs. Loyola (3/1/17)Caused Turnovers .......................... 1, Six times

Young’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB Pen. PIM2014 14 0 0 0 1 11 1 0.52015 16 0 1 1 3 36 2 1.52016 19 8 10 18 47 15 1 0.52017 10 4 3 7 18 22 0 0.0Total 59 12 14 26 69 85 4 2.5

Tiger Player Notes

#37 MATT WYLLY SR. | MIDFIELD

#23 TYLER YOUNG SR. | MIDFIELD

Season HighsGoals .................2, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17) Assists ...............1, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)Points ................3, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)Shots ........................................ 2, Three timesGround Balls ........ 13, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers ............................................Faceoffs ...... 19 wins, at Georgetown (2/25/17)

Career HighsGoals .................2, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17) Assists ...............1, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)Points ................3, vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)Shots ........................................ 2, Three timesGround Balls ........ 13, at Georgetown (2/25/17)Caused Turnovers ......... 1, vs. Mercer (4/3/16)*Faceoffs ...... 19 wins, at Georgetown (2/25/17)

Woodall’s Career StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. Sh. GB FO Pct. Pen. PIM2016*14 1 0 1 4 51112-212.528 2 1.02017 10 2 1 4 8 35114-193.591 0 0.0Total 24 3 1 5 12 86 226-405 .558 2 1.0*atHighPoint

#41 ALEX WOODALL SO. | MIDFIELD

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A Towson player had a hat trickHome: 3/25/17 - Ryan Drenner (3-0-3) vs. Denver (L, 11-12)Road: 3/4/17 – Ryan Drenner (3-0-3) at UMBC (W, 8-6)Neutral: 5/2/15 – Joe Seider (3-0-3) vs. UMass (Fairfield, Conn.) (W, 9-8)

A Towson player had a four-goal gameHome: 3/11/17 - Joe Seider vs. Johns Hopkins (W, 13-8)Road: 4/1/17 – Ryan Drenner at Drexel (W, 8-7)

A Towson player had a five-goal gameHome: 4/23/16 – Mike Lynch vs. Fairfield (W, 18-11)Road: 2/18/17 – Jon Mazza at Mount St. Mary’s (W, 13-5)

A Towson player scored six or more goalsHome: 4/3/04 – Jonathan Engelke (8) vs. Villanova (W, 20-11)Road: 2/18/17 – Jon Mazza at Mount St. Mary’s (W, 13-5)

A Towson player had six or more points in a gameHome: 3/25/17 - Ryan Drenner (3-3-6) vs. Denver (L, 11-12)Road: 5/15/16 – Spencer Parks (4-2-6) at Denver (W, 10-9)

A Towson player had 10+ ground ballsHome: 5/6/15 – Alec Burckley vs. High Point (12)Road: 2/25/17 – Alex Woodall at Georgetown (13)

A Towson player won 15+ face-offsHome: 3/11/17 - Alex Woodall vs. Johns Hopkins (16-25)Road: 3/25/17 – Alex Woodall at Georgetown (19-24)

A Towson goalkeeper had 20+ savesHome: 4/6/13 – Andrew Wascavage vs. UMass (20)Road: 3/31/01 – John Horrigan at Loyola (23)

Towson had 40+ shotsHome: 4/8/17 - vs. UMass (42)Road: 4/1/17 – at Drexel (46) Neutral: 5/2/15 – vs. UMass (40) (Fairfield, Conn.)

Towson had 50+ shotsHome: 5/11/16 – vs. Hobart (51)Road: 4/9/08 – at Sacred Heart (50)

Towson scored 15+ goalsHome: 5/11/16 – Towson 18, Hobart 5Road: 4/9/08 – Towson 17, Sacred Heart 5

Towson scored 20+ goalsHome: 4/3/04 – Towson 20, Villanova 11Road: 5/2/98 – Towson 20, Vermont 4

Towson had a game decided by three goals or lessHome: 4/8/17 – vs. UMass (W, 11-8)Away: 4/1/17 – at Drexel (W, 8-7) Neutral: 5/22/16 – vs. #7 Loyola (L, 8-10) (Columbis, Ohio)

Towson had a game decided by 10+ goalsHome: 5/11/16 - Towson 18, Hobart 5Away: 2/19/14 - Loyola 20, Towson 4

Towson defeated a nationally ranked opponentHome: 3/11/17 - vs. #6 Johns Hopkins (W, 13-8)Away: 5/15/16 – #2 Denver (W, 10-9)

An opponent had a hat trick vs. TowsonHome: 4/8/17 - Dan Muller (3) - UMass (W, 11-8)Away: 2/25/17 – Daniel Bucaro (6) at Georgetown (W, 11-10)Neutral: 5/22/16 – Pat Spencer (3), Zack Sirico (3) vs. #7 Loyola (Columbus, Ohio)

An opponent had two hat tricks vs. TowsonHome: 3/25/17 – Ethan Walker (4), Colton Jackson (3) - Denver (L, 11-12)Away: 3/12/16 – Ryan Brown (4), Shack Stanwick (4) at #11 JHU (L, 8-14)Neutral: 5/22/16 – Pat Spencer (3), Zack Sirico (3) vs. #7 Loyola (Columbus, Ohio)

An opponent had a four-goal game vs. TowsonHome: 3/25/17 - Ethan Walker (4) - Denver (L, 11-12)Away: 2/25/17 – Daniel Bucaro (6) at Georgetown (W, 11-10)Neutral: 4/30/15 – Cole Shafer (4) vs. Drexel (W, 9-8) (Fairfield, Conn.)

An opponent had a five-goal game vs. TowsonHome: 4/23/16 – Colin Burke (5), Fairfield (W, 18-11)Away: 2/25/17 – Daniel Bucaro (6), at Georgetown (W, 11-10)

An opponent scored six or more goals vs. TowsonHome: 2/27/10 – Tim Brandau, Bucknell (L, 9-13)Road: 3/6/10 – Jordan McBride, at Stony Brook (L, 11-14)

An opponent had six or more points in a game vs. TowsonHome: 4/23/16 – Colin Burke (5-2-7) vs. Fairfield (W, 18-11)Away: 2/25/17 – Daniel Bucaro (6-0-6) at Georgetown (W, 11-10)

An opponent had 10+ groundballs vs. TowsonHome: 3/19/11 – Adam Rand, Stony Brook (10)Road: 5/15/16 - Trevor Baptiste, Denver (11)

An opponent won 15+ faceoffs vs. TowsonHome: 3/25/17 - Trevor Baptiste, Denver (20-26)Road: 5/15/16 - Trevor Baptiste, Denver (20-22)Neutral: 5/22/16 - Graham Savio, Loyola (15-21)

An opponent had 20+ saves vs. TowsonHome: 4/4/05 – Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins (21)Road: 3/5/05 – Justin Pavoni, vs. Air Force (20)

An opponent had 40+ shots vs. TowsonHome: 4/22/14 - Penn (46)Road: 3/2/16 - #5 Loyola (41)

An opponent had 50+ shots vs. TowsonHome: 3/15/08 – Virginia (54)Road: 2/15/14 - Johns Hopkins (55)

An opponent scored 15+ goals vs. TowsonHome: 2/18/15 - Loyola 15, Towson 11Road: 2/15/14 - Johns Hopkins 15, Towson 8

An opponent scored 20+ goals vs. TowsonHome: 5/2/99 – Towson 10, Johns Hopkins 20Road: 4/25/99 – Towson 9, at UMBC 20

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Team/Individual Game Highs in the Nadelen Era

TEAMGoals18 Twice Last vs. Hobart (5/11/16)17 vs. Mercer March 21, 201215 Twice Last vs. Binghamton (3/26/16)14 Twice Last vs. UMBC (3/5/16)13 Five times Last vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)12 Three times Last at Delaware (4/4/15)11 14 times Last vs. UMass (4/8/17)

Goals Against (Fewest)1 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s March 1, 20142 Twice Last, vs. Fairfield (5/7/16)3 vs. UMass March 28, 20154 at Mount St. Mary’s February 27, 20155 Seven times Last at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)

Largest Margin of Victory13 vs. Hobart May 11, 2016 9 Four times Last vs. Binghamton (3/26/16)8 Four times Last at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)7 Twice Last vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)5 Four times Last vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)4 Six Times Last at Delaware (4/15/17)

Assists13 vs. Mercer March 21, 201211 vs. Furman March 19, 201610 vs. Hobart May 11, 20169 at Marist March 7, 20148 Four times Last vs. Denver (3/25/17)7 12 times Last vs. UMass (4/8/17)6 Ten times Last at Delaware (4/15/17)

Points (Goals + Assists)30 vs. Mercer March 21, 201228 vs. Hobart May 11, 201626 Twice Last vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)21 Four times Last vs. UMBC (3/5/16)20 Three times Last at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)19 Three times Last vs. Denver (3/25/17)18 Five times Last vs. UMass (4/8/17)

Shots51 vs. Hobart May 11, 201649 vs. Furman March 19, 201648 at Drexel April 25, 201547 vs. UMBC March 5, 201646 Three times Last vs. Drexel April 1, 201745 vs. Loyola February 18, 201544 at Mount St. Mary’s February 27, 2015

Ground Balls41 at Georgetown February 25, 201740 vs. Drexel April 2, 201637 vs. High Point May 6, 2015

26 at Mount St. Mary’s February 18, 201735 Three times Last vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)33 Three times Last at Mount St. Mary’s (2/27/15)32 Five times Last vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)30 at Navy March 3, 2015

Faceoff Wins19 at Georgetown February 25, 201718 vs. Mercer March 21, 201217 vs. Delaware March 24, 201216 Three times Last vs. Johns Hopkins (3/11/17)15 Five times Last at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)14 vs. UMass May 2, 2015

INDIVIDUALGoals7 Thomas DeNapoli, at UMBC March 19, 20136 Three times Last Jon Mazza, at Mount St. Mary’s (2/18/17)5 Twice Last Mike Lynch vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)4 20 times Last Ryan Drenner vs. Drexel (4/1/17)3 46 times Last Ryan Drenner vs Denver (3/25/17)

Assists4 Six times Last Ryan Drenner vs. UMass (4/8/17) 3 16 times Last Tyler Konen, Ryan Drenner vs. Denver (3/25/17)2 62 times Last Tyler Young, Brian Bolewicki at Delaware (4/15/17)

Points10 Thomas DeNapoli, at UMBC March 19, 20137 Three Times Last Ryan Drenner vs Georgetown (2/27/16)6 Eight Times Last Ryan Drenner vs Denver (3/25/17)5 12 times Last Spencer Parks vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)4 43 times Last Brian Bolewicki at Delaware (4/15/17)

Ground Balls13 Alex Woodall, at Georgetown February 25, 201712 Three Times Last Alec Burckley vs. High Point (5/6/15)

Faceoff Wins19 Alex Woodall, at Georgetown, February 25, 2017 17 Ian Mills, vs. Delaware, March 24, 201216 Alex Woodall, vs. Johns Hopkins, March 11, 201715 Twice Last Alec Burckley vs. High Point (5/6/15)14 Four times Last Alec Burckley vs. Furman (3/19/16)13 Four times Last Alex Woodall vs. Loyola (3/1/17)12 Six times Last Alex Woodall at Delaware (4/15/17)11 Five times Last Steven Stillwell vs. Fairfield (4/23/16)10 10 Times Last Alec Burckley at UD (4/4/15)

Goalkeeper Saves21 Andrew Wascavage, vs. Drexel April 21, 201220 Andrew Wascavage, vs. UMass April 6, 201319 Andrew Wascavage, vs. Hofstra March 30, 201318 Tyler White, at Johns Hopkins Feb. 15, 201417 Twice Last vs. PSU (4/14/12)

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2017 Towson Men's Lacrosse StatisticsTOWSON Combined Team Statistics

All games (as of Apr 17, 2017)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 7-3 2-3 5-0 0-0CONFERENCE 3-0 1-0 2-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 4-3 1-3 3-0 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.Feb 18 at Mount St. Mary's W 13-5 456Feb 25 at Georgetown W 11-10 660Mar 01 #12 LOYOLA L 7-11 1366Mar 04 at UMBC W 8-6 691Mar 11 #6 JOHNS HOPKINS W 13-8 2011Mar 15 #18 OHIO STATE L 3-6 327Mar 25 #6 DENVER L 11-12 2654

* Apr 01 at Drexel W 8-7 640* Apr 08 UMASS W 11-8 1006* Apr 15 at Delaware W 10-6 1851

TEAM STATISTICS TOWSON OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 95-369 79-277 Goals scored per game 9.50 7.90 Shot pct. . 2 5 7 . 2 8 5 S h o t s / G a m e 36.9 27.7 A s s i s t s 48 43MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 5-25 11-29 Conversion Percent . 2 0 0 . 3 7 9GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 95 79 M a n - u p 5 11 M a n - d o w n 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 47 36 O v e r t i m e 0 0 Goals scored average 9.50 7.90GROUND BALLS 281 220TURNOVERS 124 133CAUSED TURNOVERS 71 55FACEOFFS (W-L) 117-205 88-205 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 5 7 1 . 4 2 9CLEARS 137-160 150-176 Clear Pct. . 8 5 6 . 8 5 2PENALTIES N u m b e r 31 28 M i n u t e s 23:30 20:00ATTENDANCE T o t a l 7364 4298 Dates/Avg Per Date 5/1473 5/860 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Up Dn GB Faceoff22 Drenner, Ryan 10 21 15 36 65 0 0 12 0-026 Seider, Joe 10 16 7 23 72 0 0 13 0-03 Bolewicki, Brian 10 9 6 15 32 0 0 7 0-09 Mazza, Jon 10 12 2 14 43 3 0 9 0-027 Lynch, Mike 10 10 3 13 49 1 0 10 0-08 Konen, Tyler 9 5 8 13 29 0 0 10 0-014 Goodrich, Zach 10 6 1 7 17 0 0 30 0-023 Young, Tyler 10 4 3 7 18 0 0 22 0-041 Woodall, Alex 10 3 1 4 8 0 0 53 114-19337 Wylly, Matt 10 2 2 4 8 0 0 1 0-011 Robertson, Cole 10 3 0 3 12 0 0 3 0-044 Kinnear, Dylan 8 3 0 3 8 1 0 3 0-035 Laundry, Drew 4 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0-048 Bodden, Gray 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 0-033 Mayes, Tyler 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 26 0-029 Ceribelli, Adam 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-016 Adams, Jack 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 0-049 Miller, Josh 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0-046 Muscarella, Nicholas 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-040 McLean, Jake 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-039 Patti, Joe 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-036 Wilkerson, Jimmie 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-030 Patterson, Chad 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0-028 Hoy, Matt 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-025 Hall, Brett 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-020 Ewell, Sid 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0-012 Sovero, Matt 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-07 Harryman, Connor 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3-124 Case, Jimmy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-01 Livingston, Calvin 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

Total 10 95 48 143 369 5 0 281 117-205Opponents 10 79 43 122 277 11 0 220 88-205

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T28 Hoy, Matt 4 137:56 18 7.83 20 . 5 2 6 2-0-049 Miller, Josh 8 462:04 61 7.92 61 . 5 0 0 5-3-0

Total 10 600:00 79 7.90 81 . 5 0 6 7-3-0Opponents 10 600:00 95 9.50 108 . 5 3 2 3-7-0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalTOWSON 18 30 22 25 95Opponents 15 22 22 20 79

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalTOWSON 22 23 21 15 81Opponents 31 23 25 29 108

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalTOWSON 85 97 79 108 369Opponents 63 83 65 66 277

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