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Date: Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 12:59 PM
Subject: FW: Duke MLAX: Jones Leads Duke Past Georgetown in Fourth Quarter
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Jones Leads Duke Past Georgetown in Fourth Quarter

March 14, 2015

WASHINGTON D.C.- Duke junior midfielder Myles Jones registered three goals and five assists to lead fourth-ranked Duke to a 15-13 victory over Georgetown on Multi-Sport Field Saturday afternoon. The Blue Devils outscored the Hoyas 6-3 in the final quarter to come away with the win.

Duke (7-1) trailed Georgetown (4-3) heading into the fourth quarter before Jones took over. The native of Huntington, N.Y., put up three goals and two assists in the final period. Jack Bruckner threw in career-high matching four goals for the Blue Devils, while Jack Rowe went 18-of-26 at the faceoff X with 13 ground balls.

"Georgetown really pops on film," said head coach John Danowski. "They're very impressive, they're well coached. They had great spacing on offense and they play fast. We knew it was going to be a 60-minute battle. We're a good team, we're not great by any stretch and we knew this would be two good teams playing on a Saturday afternoon."

The first half was a tight affair that featured two ties and a two lead changes. The Blue Devils opened the scoring just 57 seconds into the game before Georgetown scored three unanswered for the 3-1 edge late in the fourth quarter.

Duke closed the half with two goals in 16 seconds to even the score 3-3 at the quarter break. Three different Blue Devils tallied goals in the opening quarter. The second quarter started the way the first finished for the Blue Devils as Jack Rowe took the opening faceoff and found Bruckner on the doorstep for the 4-3 lead.
Goals were hard to come by in the second quarter as Georgetown and Duke traded a goal apiece in the final eight minutes with the Blue Devils taking a 5-4 lead into the break.

Duke grabbed its first two-goal lead of the afternoon with a man-up score to start the third quarter, but the Hoyas refused to go away. They quickly rattled off three unanswered in 1:18 to take a 7-6 lead and jumpstart a wild stanza that ended with 10 goals and the Hoyas leading 10-9.

Trailing heading into the fourth quarter for the first time this season, Duke seemingly erased any hopes the Hoyas had of upsetting the Blue Devils. Rowe won the opening faceoff and raced right down the alley for his second tally in as many games. Jones, 59 seconds later, bounced one in and then found Tanner Scott on man-up for the 12-10 lead with 11:22 to play in the game. Less than a minute later Jones gave Duke its largest lead of the game off a pass from Kyle Keenan.

"I thought offensively we were a little timid," Danowski said. "I thought offensively we were a little careless with the ball, which led to some run-outs by them. They did a great job of keeping our offensive middies on the field so you have to give Georgetown a world of credit. Sixty minutes you just have to keep playing and that's one of the things our guys are learning."

Georgetown rallied to make it a one-goal game 13-12 with 4:48 to play, but Duke responded with a pair 40 seconds apart to ice the victory.

Will Haus picked up a season-high six ground balls to lead Duke's play on the faceoff wing. Duke won 21-of-29 draws overall with three of Georgetown's eight wins coming on violations. Haus also added a goal to his stat line.

"The faceoff game is something we work really hard at," Danowski said. "We spend three or four days a week on the team aspect of it. Wing play, clearing, riding and man-down faceoffs, we work on every aspect of the team faceoffs."

The Blue Devils man-up offense went 3-of-3 with three extra-man goals from three different players. Overall, nine different Duke players netted a goal in the win, including senior captain Justin George in his first career start.

In goal, Luke Aaron made 10 saves, including eight in the first half. Nick Marrocco came away with 11 stops for the Hoyas in 60 minutes of action.

Duke opens ACC play next weekend at No. 1 Syracuse. Faceoff is set for March 22 at 12:30 p.m.
 
From: Parker, Leann[/B]
Date: Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 5:13 PM
Subject: MLAX: Buckeyes Post 13-11 Upset of No. 3 Denver
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March 14, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State men's lacrosse contact:
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MLAX: Buckeyes Post 13-11 Upset of No. 3 Denver
Buckeyes stay undefeated at home with come from behind Senior Day win

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - On Senior Day in Ohio Stadium, the Ohio State men's lacrosse team defeated No. 3-ranked Denver, 13-11, to stay undefeated at home (5-0). Ohio State trailed 11-9 early in the fourth quarter but scored the game's final four goals, while shutting out the Pioneers for the last 14:53, en route to the win. The Buckeyes improve to 6-2 overall (0-0 B1G) and Denver is now 4-2 (0-0 Big East).

The game was tied eight times and each team held the lead four times until the Buckeyes went ahead for good at 10:46 of the fourth quarter. Ohio State led 3-2 at the end of the first quarter and the teams were tied at seven at halftime. The Buckeyes tied the game at nine with 6:21 left in the third quarter but DU tallied at 2:26 and then scored seven seconds into the fourth for a two-goal lead (11-9). Ohio State's Tyler Pfister and Colin Chell scored 1:47 apart to tie the game at 11 with 12:12 left in regulation and Jesse King then put Ohio State on top at 10:46, followed by a goal from Carter Brown at 8:15.

"It was a special day in Ohio Stadium," Nick Myers, Ohio State head coach, said. "We had the opportunity to recognize 12 seniors and the impact they have had on this lacrosse family over their four years. To deliver a big win at home on Senior Day is rewarding for all the hard work this group has invested. Our team will need to shift gears quickly and focus on a very talented Towson team we face on the road Tuesday night. We look forward to getting back to work with this group and trying to build off today's effort."

Against Denver, Buckeye redshirt sophomore Pfister had a team-best three goals and four points, while King had two goals and two assists for four points, including the gamewinning goal. Brown had three points with two goals and an assist and senior David Planning had three points on a goal and two helpers. Freshman Chell scored twice in the win and senior Reegan Comeault had a goal and the gamewinning assist. Ohio State redshirt sophomore goalie Tom Carey made 11 saves in the cage.

Before the game, the members of the Buckeye senior class were honored: Ryan Borcherding, Comeault, Kevin Duffy, Turner Evans, Ben Karr, King, Rick Lewis, Spencer Matches, Christopher May, Mulchrone, Planning and Cameron Stephens

Ohio State led 3-2 after the first quarter. Sophomore John Kelly set up Planning for a goal at 12:49 but the Pioneers responded with the next two goals, at 11:17 and 8:53, to take a 2-1 lead. The Buckeyes answered, with King tying the game at two at 7:16 and Pfister setting up Brown for a goal at 3:33 to put Ohio State back in the lead. Denver outshot the Buckeyes, 11-6, in the quarter and Carey made four saves for the Buckeyes.

Denver scored the first three goals of the second quarter, all in the first 4:06, to tie the game and take a 5-3 lead. Connor Cannizzaro tallied at 13:20 and Wesley Berg scored back-to-back at 12:13 and 10:54. The teams then traded goals in 16 seconds, with Planning setting up senior Turner Evans for a goal at 9:16 and Denver's Erik Adamson tallying off an assist from Trevor Baptiste after a DU faceoff win at 9:10, making the score 6-4. Ohio State went on a three-goal run to take the lead for the third time. Pfister scored unassisted at 6:09, sophomore JT Blubaugh tied the game at six at 5:19 and Brown set up Chell at 4:50, putting Ohio State on top, 7-6. Just five seconds later, Baptiste won the faceoff and scored for DU, tying the game at seven. Shots were 11-9 in favor of the Pioneers in the quarter.

Pfister scored unassisted 43 seconds into the third quarter to put Ohio State ahead 8-7, but the Pioneers' Adamson tallied at 11:19 and 6:57 for a 9-8 DU lead. King set up Comeault at 6:21 after a failed Pioneer clear to tie the game at nine. The Pioneers' Zach Miller had the final goal of the quarter, putting Denver ahead 10-9 at 2:26. Denver again had 11 shots, with Ohio State attempting five.

Denver's Baptiste scored just seven seconds into the fourth quarter for Denver's first two-goal lead since the second quarter (11-9). Less than a minute later, Planning set up Pfister for a goal to draw Ohio State within one (11-10) at 13:59. At 12:12, King found Chell and he came around the net and scored, deadlocking the score for the eighth time (11-11). At 10:46, Comeault found King and he scored for Ohio state's first lead since early in the third quarter. The final goal came from Brown at 8:15, Ohio State's first two-goal advantage. Shots were 8-5 in favor of Ohio State in the quarter. Carey made two saves in the stanza.

The Buckeyes were outshot, 38-28, in the game. Carey had 11 saves and Denver's LaPlante made seven stops.

Denver had the advantage in faceoffs (19-9) and groundballs (29-23). Buckeye freshman Brendan Barger led Ohio State with five groundballs, while Mulchrone, who caused two turnovers, and Carey each had three.

Ohio State was unable to score on two man-up chances and Denver was 0-for-1. Ohio State has not allowed a man-up goal in eight opponent attempts this season.

The game vs. Denver opened a stretch of three games in a week for the Buckeyes. The squad will play at Towson at 7 p.m. Tuesday before taking on Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.

The win was the Buckeyes' first over a team ranked in the Top 3 of the USILA poll since defeating Denver, 11-10, in the 2013 ECAC Tournament championship game May 4, 2013.

King, the Buckeyes' leading scorer with 21 goals, 12 assists and 33 points, extended his point streak to 44 games (90g, 63a, 153p in the stretch) with his fourth consecutive four-point day. Brown had his fourth multiple goal day of the year and is second on the team with 12 tallies and 22 points. Planning has a point in each of his last nine games and has 17 points on the year, with eight goals and nine assists. Chell had his fourth two-goal game as a Buckeye and has eight goals this season. Pfister's three goals and four points were a career high and marked his first points of the season.



LEANN PARKER
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For Immediate Release:
March 14, 2015

#18 Brown's Second Half Surge Overwhelms #10 Harvard, 14-9

Providence, R.I. - Trailing by a goal at halftime, 18th-ranked Brown outscored #10 Harvard by a 9-3 margin in the second half to surge to a 14-9 win over the Crimson in the Ivy League opener for both teams at soggy Stevenson Field.

Brown remains unbeaten with the win, extending its record to 5-0 overall, 1-0 in the Ivy League, while Harvard falls to 4-2 overall, 0-1 in Ivy play.

Brown sophomore attackman Dylan Molloy (Setauket, NY), the nation's leading scorer, paced the Bears with three goals and two assists, while juniors Brendan Caputo (Westbury, NY), Kylor Bellistri (Potomac, MD) and Matt Graham (Amityville, NY) added two goals each.

The difference in the game was the play of Bears' sophomore long stick Larken Kemp (Greenwich, CT), who wrecked havoc with the Harvard attack. Kemp caused eight turnovers, pickled up four ground balls and scored a fourth-quarter goal to put the icing on the cake.

Bears' junior goalie Jack Kelly (West Islip, NY) struggled in the first half, but responded with six second half saves, nine saves overall, including a key stop with Brown down two men and Harvard trailing 10-8 with five minutes to play.

Brown out-shot the Crimson by a 53-31 margin, and held a 48-26 margin in ground balls.

Junior face-off specialist Will Gural (Haverford, PA) also stepped up his game in the second half. Gural captured 16-of-25 face-offs overall, including 8-of-9 in the fourth quarter.

The Crimson was led by freshman Joe Lang, who netted three goals and earned two assists, while junior Deke Burns scored two goals. Harvard goalie Bryan Moore made 17 saves.

Harvard led, 6-4, on an unassisted goal by Lang with 3:10 left in the second quarter. A late goal by Brown's Bellistri cut the Crimson lead to 6-5 at the half.

Graham scored for the Bears early in the third quarter to tie the game, 6-6, but Ian Ardrey scored an unassisted goal for the Crimson to go back up, 7-6, at the 8:45 mark of the third quarter.

Blynn ignited a 4-0 Brown spurt to take control of the game, tying the game, 7-7, one minute later. Molloy scored on a pass from senior Nick Piroli (Black River, NY) to give Brown the lead for good, 8-7.

Neither team led by more than two goals until Bears long stick freshman Jake Miller gave Brown a 10-7 lead with 13:42 remaining in the game.

A goal by Harvard's Sean Coleman drew the Crimson to within two goals of the Bears, at the 7:06 mark of the fourth quarter.

With the Bears down two men, Caputo split two defenders in the attacking zone and beat Harvard's Moore with 4:11 left to play to give the Bears control of the game once again, 11-8. Kemp and Molloy scored to lift the Bears to a 13-8 lead with just 2:11 left on the clock.

Brown is back in action again on Tuesday, March 17, hosting Bucknell at Stevenson, starting at 4 pm.

Tickets for all Brown lacrosse games can be purchased online, calling the Brown Athletics Ticket Office at (401) 863-2773[/URL], or walking up to the Box Office located in the Pizzitola Sports Center, open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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From: Ryan Eigenbrode[/B]
Date: Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 7:34 PM
Subject: Loyola University Maryland Men's Lacrosse - Two Hoyas Runs Make Difference As Georgetown Bests Men¹s Lax
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Loyola University Maryland Men's Lacrosse
Contact: Ryan Eigenbrode (443-622-0550[/URL], cell)
For Immediate Release: Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Two Hoyas Runs Make Difference As Georgetown Bests Men's Lax

BALTIMORE -- Georgetown University used a 5-1 run during the first and second quarters and a 5-0 stretch during the second half to propel itself past Loyola University Maryland, 13-12, Wednesday night at Ridley Athletic Complex in non-conference action.

The Greyhounds (4-4 overall) took a 5-2 lead when Brian Begley picked up a ground ball off a Graham Savio faceoff win, raced into the box and scored his first career goal with 8:19 left in the first quarter. Begley's tally came just 10 seconds after Romar Dennis scored his first of the game with a split dodge and shot.

Georgetown (5-3), however, slowed the pace of the first quarter that saw seven total goals in less than seven minutes, and Bo Stafford tallied his third of the game with 15.7 seconds left in the stanza.

Gabriel Mendola won the ensuing faceoff for the Hoyas, and Reilly O'Connor fed Mendola crashing to the crease with less than two seconds left, and his goal pulled Georgetown within one, 5-4, entering the second quarter.

Craig Berge then had a step-down shot from the top with 11:39 left in the second quarter, tying the game at 5-5, but Tyler Albrecht answered for Loyola, scoring off a Brian Sherlock assist just 28 ticks later to put Loyola back in front.

The Hoyas, however, got goals by Berge and Stafford at 5:41 and 4:28 in the second, and they led 7-6 after Stafford's game-high fourth.

Zach Herreweyers and Nikko Pontrello played a two-man game at the top right later in the quarter to set up a Greyhounds score. Herreweyers set a screen for Pontrello who then reversed the ball right-to-left to Herreweyers who scored his first of the game at 2:02, sending the teams to halftime knotted at 7-7.

Loyola came out scoring in the second quarter as Dennis scored on an uncharastic slow shot after his stick was checked during his swing, but his attempt bounced in to give Loyola the lead at 12:34.

Sherlock scored his second at 8:45 off another Pontrello assist, and Loyola was up two, 9-7.

Georgetown, however, got a goal with 120 seconds left as Ryan Hursey used a Stafford feed, and then Eduardo White tallied his first of two second-half scores with just under a minute left, and the fourth quarter started with another tie score, 9-9.

Devon Lewis nosed Georgetown ahead with a goal 3:15 into the fourth, and Joe Bucci tallied back-to-back goals at 10:45 and 8:26, giving the Hoyas a 12-9 pad.

Albrecht scored on a one-timer off a Zack Sirico feed form behind at 5:33, and Herreweyers used a Sherlock assist 27 ticks of the clock later, closing the gap to one.

White, however, dropped his hands after catching an O'Connor pass to score from 9 yards in front of the goal, putting Georgetown ahead by two with 3:40 remaining in regulation.

Dennis matched his career-high (three) with a rocket off Pontrello's career-high tying fourth assist with 52.9 on the fourth-quarter clock, giving the Greyhounds life.

Savio won the faceoff to Sherlock, but a Pontrello shot went wide right, and the Hoyas backed up the shot to win possession back. Georgetown, however, could not clear the ball, but Loyola did not get the ball into its offensive zone, either, and the Hoyas held on for a 13-12 victory.

Sherlock matched his career-high with five points, scoring twice and dishing out a career-best three assists. Dennis and Albrecht each scored three times, and Herrweyers added a pair. Begley had two points with a goal and an assist, and Mike Perkins tallied his first goal of the season early in the first quarter.

Stafford led all players with four goals and six points, while Berge, Bucci and White each scored twice for the Hoyas, and O'Connor had four assists.

Loyola returns to Patriot League play on Saturday, March 21, with a 4:30 p.m. game at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.

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From: Widman, Adam[/B]
Date: Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 6:51 PM
Subject: WLAX: No. 9/15 Ohio State Wins Fourth Straight with 13-8 Victory at Cincinnati
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March 18, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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WLAX: No. 9/15 Ohio State Wins Fourth Straight with 13-8 Victory at Cincinnati
Buckeyes are back in action Saturday at No. 18 Notre Dame (Noon ET, ESPN3)

COLUMBUS, Ohio - No. 9/15 Ohio State picked up a 13-8 road win at Cincinnati this afternoon, improving their record to 8-1 on the season while Cincinnati falls to 2-7.

Senior Mary Kate Facchina led Ohio State with four points on three goals and one assist and senior Kelsea Ayers added three goals of her own.

Ohio State took control of the game late in the first half. With the score tied 3-3 more than 13 minutes in, Facchina found Ayers for a goal that would spark a 7-0 run as Ohio State led 10-4 at halftime. Facchina would score two goals - the second and the last - in the decisive run.

Ayers opened the second half with her third goal to push the lead to 11-4, but UC would score three of the next four to cut the OSU lead to five at 11-6 with 22:45 left. But behind the defensive play of senior Tori DeScenza (11 saves) in goal and starting defenders Taylor Donahue, Emily Valli and Bridget Vilbig, Ohio State held UC to just four second-half goals as the Bearcats tried to mount a second-half run.

Junior Rainey Hodgson finished the game with two goals and one assist and senior Jackie Cifarelli also added two goals of her own. Also scoring for the Buckeyes were Jennifer Porretto, Hallie Keselman and Lauren Sherry - the first goal of her collegiate career late in the first half.

Cincinnati was led on attach by Sarah Del Bene and Dani Tunnell with two goals each. Meg Gulmi made 14 saves in goal.

Ohio State outshot UC 30-24 overall and went a perfect 13 of 13 on clear attempts.

The Buckeyes are back in action Saturday at No. 18 Notre Dame (Noon ET, ESPN3.com). A win would tie the best start in school history when Ohio State started 9-1 in 2009.

#GoBucks

ADAM WIDMAN
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From: Big Ten - Brett McWethy[/B]
Date: Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 12:07 PM
Subject: Big Ten Men's Lacrosse Weekly Release
To: Big Ten - Brett McWethy




Attached is the 2015 Big Ten Men's Lacrosse weekly release in PDF format, including schedules, rankings, Players of the Week and more. In addition, this weekend's schedule is included below:

Friday, March 20
NJIT at RUTGERS, 6 p.m.

Saturday, March 21
Drexel at MICHIGAN, 1 p.m.
PENN STATE vs. #6/5 Denver [1], 2:30 p.m.
#15/17 OHIO STATE at #3/3 Notre Dame, 4 p.m.*
#8/8 Virginia at #20/19 JOHNS HOPKINS, 6 p.m.*
#5/6 MARYLAND vs. #2/2 North Carolina [2], 10 p.m.

[1] Hempstead, N.Y.
[2] Pacific Coast Shootout - Santa Ana, Calif.

*ESPNU

All times Eastern
Rankings: Inside Lacrosse/USILA

Brett McWethy | Associate Director, Communications | Big Ten Conference
Office: http://www.bigten.org
 
For Immediate Release:
March 21, 2015

Bellistri and Blynn Score Four Goals Each, #12 Brown Tops Manhattan, 22-9

Providence, R.I. - Junior attackmen Kylor Bellistri (Potomac, MD) and Henry Blynn (Villanova, PA) netted four goals each to help #12 Brown cruise to a 22-9 non-league win over Manhattan Saturday afternoon at Stevenson. Brown improves to 6-1 with the win, while Manhattan falls to 0-9 for the season.

"I'm happy with the energy we played with today," said Brown head coach Lars Tiffany. "It was a good day for our offense to continue to grow and learn our new system of quick strike. I'm especially happy with the play of Bellistri and Blynn."

Bellistri added two assists to go with his four goals, while Blynn had one assist. Sophomore attackman Dylan Molloy (Setauket, NY), the nation's leading scorer, was double and triple-teamed all day, but still managed to score two goals and hand out three assists. Junior middy Brendan Caputo (Westbury, NY) and freshman Owen Rogers (Babylon, NY) also scored two goals each for the Bears.

Junior attackman Bailey Tills (Denver, CO) handed out a game high four assists, while senior attackman Nick Piroli (Black River, NY) had three assists for the Bears.

Brown also excelled in the face-off x, winning 23-of-34 face-offs. Junior Will Gutral (Haverford, PA) led the way by capturing 7-of-9 face-offs, while freshman Ted Ottens (Wilton, CT) was 11-of-15 in the face-off x. Junior goalie Jack Kelly (West Islip, NY) made six saves in 30 minutes of play, allowing just two goals.

The Bears out-shot the Jaspers by a 56-28 margin, and held a 54-24 advantage in ground balls.

Manhattan was paced Andrew Gresham, who netted four goals and handed out an assist. Marcel Godino added two goals for the Jaspers.

After falling behind, 1-0, on a goal by Manhattan's Marcel Godino, Brown reeled off seven straight goals to grab a 7-1 lead early in the second quarter on a goal by Caputo. Bellistri and Blynn had two goals each in the run.

The Bears continued their offensive onslaught and built an 11-2 lead at the half on a Molloy goal with 46 seconds left in the second quarter.

Brown scored the first two goals of the second half, one by Blynn and the other by Rogers, to take a 13-2 lead. The Jaspers answered with two goals by Gresham to cut Brown's lead to 13-4.

Five straight Brown goals, the last by sophomore Brewster Warble (Bronxville, NY), gave the Bears an 18-4 advantage, their biggest lead of the game.

Brown completes its four-game home stand on Tuesday, March 24, hosting Marist in an evening non-league contest. All the action starts at 7pm at Stevenson Field.
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Brown University
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Providence, Rhode Island 02912
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From: Widman, Adam[/B]
Date: Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 12:58 PM
Subject: WLAX: No. 9/15 Ohio State Falls at No. 18/19 Notre Dame, 13-5
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March 21, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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WLAX: No. 9/15 Ohio State Falls at No. 18/19 Notre Dame, 13-5
Buckeyes are back in action next Friday at home vs. Michigan

COLUMBUS, Ohio - No. 9/15 Ohio State dropped a road contest at No. 18/19 Notre Dame this afternoon, 13-5, at Arlotta Stadium in South Bend, Ind. The loss snaps a four-game win streak and drops the Buckeyes to 8-2 overall. UND improves to 5-4.

With the score tied at 3-2 at the half, the Irish used a 6-0 run to open the second half and take a 9-2 lead with 17:15 left. The Buckeyes were held scoreless in the second half until the 8:57 mark when Mary Kate Facchina found the back of the net off a Katie Chase assist to make it 9-3. The Buckeyes kept battling, however, as Molly Wood would add an unassisted goal a few minutes later to make it 10-4 with 6:18 left. But the deficit proved too much to overcome as UND answered with three straight goals to push the lead to 13-4 and turn away any chance at an Ohio State comeback.

Ohio State goalie Tori DeScenza had a fine day in goal overall with a season-high 12 saves. She made nine of those in the first half to keep the Buckeyes within striking distance at the half.

Jackie Cifarelli led Ohio State with two goals, one to tie the game early on at 1-1 and a second with under a minute remaining. Rainey Hodgson, Facchina and Molly Wood each added one goal. Chase and Jennifer Porretto had one assist each while Chase led the Buckeyes with five draw controls.

Notre Dame was in control for much of the game, outshooting the Buckeyes 36-17 while forcing 25 Ohio State turnovers.

The Irish were led by Cortney Fortunato's four goals and one assist. Rachel Sexton had three goals for ND.

Ohio State will look to rebound at 5 p.m. next Friday vs. Michigan at home in the inaugural Big Ten conference game in program history.

#GoBucks

ADAM WIDMAN
Associate Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications
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From: Anna LaBonte[/B]
Date: Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 12:21 PM
Subject: WLAX: #1 Terps Take 14-10 Win Over #15 James Madison
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March 21, 2015 ph. 301.314.7068[/URL]

#1 Terps Take 14-10 Win Over #15 James Madison

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Sophomore Zoe Stukenberg scored four times as the No. 1 Maryland women's lacrosse team (9-0) defeated No. 15 James Madison, 14-10, Saturday afternoon at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.

"Give credit to James Madison, they're a team that doesn't quit and never gives up," said head coach Cathy Reese. "I thought we did a great job in the first half. We went out and did what we needed to do, and I was really proud of the team at halftime. I think we let up a bit in intensity and execution in the second half, and that's something we'll need to work on."

Megan Whittle tallied her fifth hat trick of the season, and Taylor Cummings, Kelly McPartland and Brooke Griffin each scored twice. Erin Collins also added a goal.

The Dukes were able to score first on a free-position attempt at 26:52, but Cummings tied the game at 25:41. Cummings was able to score again less than a minute later as she cut across the crease. Megan Douty found an open Whittle as the freshman wrapped around the crease at 18:52, and the Terps took a 3-1 lead.

James Madison added a goal just 30 seconds later, but the Terps were able to close the half on a 5-0 run. Stukenberg and McPartland each scored twice and Griffin added a goal as Maryland took an 8-2 lead into halftime.

McPartland scored 10 seconds into the second off an assist from Cummings. Whittle tallied another goal on a sharp shot at 28:09 as Maryland took a 10-2 lead. After another Dukes free-position goal, Collings, Stukenberg and Whittle rattled off goals, and the Terps led by 10.

James Madison was able to recover the momentum, and went on a five-goal scoring streak. Griffin managed to stop the scoring onslaught on an 8-meter goal at 8:51. The Dukes added two more goals as they attempted to comeback, but the Terps held on and took a 14-10 victory to remain unbeaten on the season.

Alice Mercer and Douty led the Terrapin defense as Mercer caused four turnovers and Douty picked up three ground balls. Cummings finished the game with 11 draw controls, which tied a season high.

The Terps open Big Ten Conference play next Thursday at No. 6 Northwestern (4-2). The Maryland-Wildcats game will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network.

-Maryland-
 
3-21-15 Lacrosse
3 goals each by Madalyn Hughes and teammate Brooke Schmeusser 2 each by Marissa Esposito, Lexi Goldberg and Elizabeth DeBruin paced the Lady Raiders of Ursuline as they open their season as they defeated the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian by a 16-5 score. For the Lady Lions, Miriam Fieger led with 3 goals.
St. Marks was defeated by Springside Chestnut Hill Academy by a 12-5 score. Derek Jackson led the Spartans with 2 goals.

5 goals by Dave Schmidt, 4 goals by Nolan Aloe, 3 by Sean McLeish and 2 by Cameron Gillette paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 24-4 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown. For the Cavs, Jake Diacount led with 2 goals.
In their first year of a varsity lacrosse program and for their first win in the history the Lake Forest Spartans behind the 5 goal performance of Austin Aguilar, 4 by Carter Kenton and 2 by Ryan Sipple defeated the Golden Knights of Sussex Central by a 13-8 score. The Golden Knights were led by Kyle Cox with 4 goals and 2 by Thomas Wooten.
3 goals each by Justin Laznik and Michael Zerillo, 2 each by Zack Blake and Colton Esper paced the Bucs of Caravel Academy to a 12-7 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark. The Jackets were led by 2 goals each by Shawn Hagerty and Ryan Warwick.
7 goals by John Dunbar, 4 goals by Nicholas Ferrara paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 17-7 win over the Senators of Dover. The Senators were led with 2 goals by William Niebrzdowski.
Delmar was defeated by JM Bennett of Salisbury, MD. Andrew Blewett led with 4 goals.
4 goals by Matthew Viramontes, 3 goals each by Ring Lardner, Zach Heach, Dallas Rhodes paced the Bucs of Milford to a 17-1 win over the Silver Eagles of Hodgson Vo Tech.
9 goals by Jordan Wood, 4 goals by Lexi Mash paced the Lady Force of Charter to a 16-6 win over the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney. The Lady Riders were led by Delaney Steele and Kourtney Olson with 3 goals each.
Delaware High School Lacrosse Results for 3-24-15
3 goals by Thomas Lindenhofen paced the Raiders of Concord to a 6-5 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian. Alex Fowler led the Warriors with 3 in the loss.
5 goals by Thomas Underwood and 3 by Shawn Deel paced the Cougars of Delcastle to a 11-2 win over the Rams of Dickinson.

4 goals by Shiv Patel, 2 each by Shawn Pester, Nick Studavant, Nick Jensen and Gregory Seibert paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 16-2 win over the Highlanders of McKean.
6 goals by Olivia Duarte, 4 by Lauren Phillips, 3 by Isabell Orticelle paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 19-1 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.
11 goals by Elizabeth Shields paced the Lady Tigers of AI DuPont to a 15-13 win over the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine. The Lady Bulldogs were led by Katie Burnside with 6 goals followed by Meaghan Ruoff with 4 goals.
4 goals by Alyssa More, 3 goals by Jorden Siskin paced the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 16-0 win over the Lady Dragons of Glasgow.
4 goals by Kassi Buckworth and 3 by Cecelia Massey paced the Lady Silver Eagles of Hodgson to an 11-5 win over the Lady Vikings of Christiana. For the Lady Vikings, McKenzie Layton led with 3 goals followed by teammate Chasity Reilly with 2.
8 goals by Brooke Schmeusser, 3 by Cara Grybowski, 2 by Lexi Goldberg and Madeleine Hughes paced the Lady Raiders of Ursuline Academy to a 17-8 win over the Raiders of Concord. The Lady Concord Raiders were led by Madeleine Davis with 3 goals, 2 each by Caroline Procak and teammate Madeleine Marconi.
9 goals by Allison McKay, 5 by Madi McKay paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 18-1 win over the Lady Eagles of Smyrna.
Lacrosse
5 goals by Ben Revak and Colin Duffy, 4 by Robert Baxter and 2 by Xavier Glavin paced the Auks of Archmere to a 16-2 win over the Redskins of Conrad.
4 goals by Jacob Shriner, 2 each by Colton Esper and Zachary Blake paced the Bucs of Caravel to a 9-8 win over the Hawks from St. Georges. For the Hawks, Daniel Beres, Evan Kobosko and Michael Compton with 2 goals each.
3 goals by Colin Taylor, 2 goals by Robert Johnston paced the Force of Charter to a 7-6 win over the Raiders of Concord. Concord was led on 2 goals each by Thomas Lindenhofen and teammate Alex Mikalajczik.
4 goals by Shawn Deel and 3 by Warren Underwood paced the Delcastle Cougars to a 14-0 win over the Glasgow Dragons.
2 goals by Greg Seibert paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 5-3 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.
3 goals by Mark Frontera and Ben Fahey, 2 goals by Brian Marchioni paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 12-3 win over the Lions of Red Lion Christian. For Red Lion Christian, Mike Markakis led with 2 goals.
5 goals by Brooke Winfield and Margo Tschantz, 4 goals by Meryl Gatti paced the Lady Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 17-14 win over the Lady Pandas of Padua. Amanda Berry led the Lady Pandas with 6 goals.
7 goals by Abigail Reed, 5 goals by Lauren Phillips 4 goals by Olivia Duarte paced the Caravel Buccaneers to a 19-2 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark.
6 goals by Avy Burleigh, 3 by Natalie Glascock and Cydney Barnes paced the Lady Senators of Dover High to a 17-10 win over the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More. For St. Thomas More, Joanne Petrosky led with 5 goals, 3 by Virginia McMahon and 2 by Maria McGloin.
7 goals by Allie McKay and 5 goals by Jamie Trabaudo paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 15-7 win over the Lady Cavaliers of Middletown.
8 goals by Elizabeth Shields paced the Lady Tigers of AI DuPont to a 10-9 win over the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink. The Lady Jags were led by Delaney Chrisco and Marissa Parker with 3 goals each.


Delaware High School Lacrosse Recaps for 3-27-15
Cape Henlopen was defeated by Bullis School of Baltimore by a 16-4 score. Kyle Orton keyed the Vikings with 3 goals.
3 goals by Matthew Viromontes and 2 by Elijah Heesh paced the Bucs of Milford to a 7-5 win over the Eagles of Smyrna.

7 goals by Kate Walker, 5 by Alyssa More, 2 each by Elizabeth Soucy and Jordan paced the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 19-3 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.
10 goals by Lauren Phillips, 5 by Isabelle Orticelle, 4 by Abigail Reed and teammate Olivia Duarte paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 23-20 win over the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney. For the Riders, Delaney Steele led with 9 goals, 6 by Kourtney Olson and 5 by Jenna Rigby.

Lacrosse Recaps 3-28-15
4 goals by James Colligan paced Conrad to a 6-5 win over the Cougars of Delcastle. For the Cougars, Warren Underwood led with 4 goals.

6 goals by Cross Ferrara, 3 by John Dunbar, 2 by Zack Bowen paced the Jaguars of Appoquimink to a 13-7 win over the Bucs of Caravel. Ryan McNery led Caravel with 2 goals.

5 goals by Michael Pettit, 3 by Connor Hattersley, 2 by Douglas McCoy paced the Hillers of Tower Hill School to a 12-6 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews. The Cards were led by Spencer Peet with 2 goals.

5 goals by Xavier Glavin and Robert Baxter 3 by Colin Duffy and Ben Revak paced the Auks of Archmere to a 18-0 win over the Tigers of AI DuPont.

2 goals by Jordan Fisher and Michael Markakis paced the Lions of Red Lion Christian to a 9-6 win over the Vikings of Christiana. For the Vikings, Ernest Tolbert and Nyles Thompson each recorded 3 goals.

4 goals by Madaline Davis, 3 each by Heather Estle and Madaline Marconi paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to an 11-8 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark. The Lady Jackets were led by Allison Delaney with 4 goals and 2 by Faith Howard.

5 goals by Lexi Woodruff, 3 goals by Jordan Brown paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 13-5 win over Glenelg of MD.

4 goals by Brooke Winfield, 3 goals by Meryl Gatti and 2 by Margo Tschantz paced the Lady Quakers of Wilmington Friends to an 11-10 win over the Lady Cavaliers of Middletown. For the Lady Cavs, Alexia Johnston led with 4, Allison Pantazes contributed with 3 and twin sister Emily recorded 2.

4 goals by Natalie Glascock, 3 by Ashley Manifold, Grace Cervon and Cydney Barnes paced the Lady Senators of Dover to a 15-3 win over Joppatowne of MD.



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Date: Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 5:38 PM
Subject: WLAX: No. 14/18 Buckeyes take down Michigan in Big Ten opener, 13-5
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March 27, 2015

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WLAX: No. 14/18 Buckeyes take down Michigan in Big Ten opener, 13-5
DeScenza records 11 saves in goal to lead the Buckeyes

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 14/18 Ohio State women's lacrosse team was in control from start to finish in a 13-5 victory vs. Michigan Friday at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in the Big Ten opener for both teams.

The win improves Ohio State to 9-2 overall and 1-0 in the conference while Michigan drops to 5-5 and 0-1.

"It's really exciting to get our first Big Ten win," head coach Alexis Venechanos said. "I was very proud of the way our student-athletes competed for 60 minutes. We shared the ball really well on attack and I thought defensively we were very focused and tuned into the game plan. Tori (DeScenza) saw the ball really well tonight and ignited some of our breaks offensively. So overall, just a really good team effort."

DeScenza was outstanding in goal for the Buckeyes, recording 11 saves - her sixth game this season with double-digit saves - while allowing just two first half goals. Katie Chase led the charge offensively with four goals and recording a game-high six draw controls.

Michigan would get on the board first with a goal by Madeline Dion less than 2 minutes into the game. But it was all Buckeyes from that point on as Ohio State scored nine of the next 10 goals to lead 9-2 at the break. The Buckeyes won 9 of 11 draw controls in the first half and outshot the Wolverines 17-10 in the opening 30 minutes.

Neither team scored for the first 8 minutes of the second half until consecutive goals by Jennifer Porretto and Molly Wood at 21:56 and 18:45 capped a 7-0 run to put the Buckeyes up 11-2 and essentially put the game away.

Porretto finished the game with three goals and two assists while Mary Kate Facchina also finished with three goals. Jackie Cifarelli recorded one goal and three assists and Rainey Hodgson dished out a game-high four assists. Cian Dabrowski also notched a goal for the Buckeyes.

Defensively, Ohio State caused 14 UM turnovers, three coming from Taylor Donahue.

Michigan was led by Kim Coughlan's two goals.

Ohio State is back in action at Noon Sunday vs. Hofstra at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.


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BASEBALL: Delaware Falls to Northeastern 3-2 in CAA Series Opener
BOSTON, Mass. (March 27) -- The University of Delaware battled throughout its Colonial Athletic Association baseball series opener at Northeastern Friday before the host Huskies scored a run in the bottom of the 13th inning to post a 3-2 victory. FULL STORY


WOMEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD: Idris Places Fourth, Delaware Posts Four Top 10 Finishes at First Day of Raleigh Relays
RALEIGH, N.C. (March 27) -- Senior Amira Idris continued her outstanding early season performances with a fourth place showing in the long jump and University of Delaware outdoor track & field athletes collected three other top 10 finishes to highlight the first day of the Raleigh Relays at North Carolina State Friday afternoon. FULL STORY


MEN'S LACROSSE: Delaware Opens CAA Play Saturday vs. Hofstra for Armed Forces Day
NEWARK, Del. (March 27) - The University of Delaware men's lacrosse squad will open Colonial Athletic Association play Saturday when the Hens host Hofstra as part of Armed Forces Day. FULL STORY


ROWING: Hens Compete in Murphy Cup Regatta Saturday
CHERRY HILL, N.J. (March 27) -- The University of Delaware rowing team will continue its spring schedule Saturday as the Blue Hens hit the water in the 33rd annual Murphy Cup Regatta on the Cooper River. FULL STORY


WOMEN'S LACROSSE: #rv Delaware Clashes with #11 Princeton Saturday
PRINCETON, N.J. (March 27) - The University of Delaware women's lacrosse squad will continue action Saturday when the #rv Hens travel to #11 Princeton. FULL STORY


SOFTBALL: Blue Hens Close Out Homestand With CAA Weekend Series vs. UNCW
NEWARK, Del. (March 27) -- The University of Delaware softball team closes out its two-week home stand this weekend when the Blue Hens welcome UNCW to the UD Softball Stadium for a key Colonial Athletic Association series. FULL STORY




UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, March 28


Rowing at Murphy Cup (Cherry Hill, N.J.), All Day

Women's Outdoor Track & Field at Raleigh Relays (North Carolina State), 10 a.m.
Softball vs. UNCW (DH), 12 noon
Men's Lacrosse vs. Hofstra, 1 p.m. (Armed Forces Day) BUY TICKETS
Baseball at Northeastern, 1 p.m.
#rv Women's Lacrosse at #11 Princeton, 1 p.m.
Women's Tennis vs. James Madison, 6:45 p.m. (Elkton, Md.)

Sunday, March 29

Softball vs.  UNCW, 12 noon
Baseball at Northeastern, 12 noon
Women's Outdoor Track & Field at Towson Invitational, 10 a.m.




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MLAX: No. 16 Ohio State Heads to Penn State for Inaugural B1G Game
Teams to meet Sunday, live on ESPNU

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· Showdown in the Shoe tickets
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· Follow the Buckeye staff on Twitter: @MBergey11

Ohio State Lacrosse This Week
· The No. 16-ranked Ohio State men's lacrosse team (7-3, 0-0 B1G) will take on Penn State (3-5, 0-0 B1G) in its inaugural Big Ten Conference game Sunday. The Buckeyes and Nittany Lions will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday at Penn State Lacrosse Field in University Park, Pa.

Follow Along
· The Buckeyes' game at Penn State will be televised by ESPNU, with Eamon McAnaney (play by play) and Paul Carcaterra (analyst) calling the action.
· The game is also available online and for mobile devices and tablets on WatchESPN.
· Gametracker livestats can be accessed from the Buckeye Men's Lacrosse gameday page (go.osu.edu/mlaxgameday15) or the men's lacrosse schedule page on OhioStateBuckeyes.com.
· In-game updates will also be available on Twitter @OhioState_MLAX.

B1G LAX STARTS NOW
· This season is the first for men's lacrosse as an official sport sponsored by the Big Ten Conference. The Buckeyes are joined in the league by B1G schools Maryland, Michigan, Penn State and Rutgers, with Johns Hopkins the first affiliate member of the league.
· The conference schedule kicks off this week with three league games. Rutgers (4-6) and No. 19 Johns Hopkins (3-5) face off Saturday in Baltimore in the first B1G game, while No.16 Ohio State (7-3) plays at Penn State (3-5) at 3 p.m. Sunday, followed by a 5 p.m. game between Michigan (4-4) and No. 2 Maryland (7-1) in College Park, Md.
· During the regular season, B1G teams play each league foe once, with the top four teams in the regular season standings earning a spot in the inaugural Big Ten Tournament April 30/May 2 in College Park, Md.
· All five of the Buckeyes' B1G games, as well as all games in the B1G Tournament, will be televised. ESPNU will cover the Buckeyes' B1G road games at Penn State March 29, at Michigan April 12 and Rutgers April 25 and BTN will televise the Buckeyes' B1G home games vs. Johns Hopkins April 5 and Maryland in the Showdown in the Shoe April 18, as well as the inaugural league tourney.

In the Rankings
· Ohio State is in its second week in the Top 20 of the three national polls after going 2-1 vs. ranked teams in its last three outings.
· In the USILA rankings, Ohio State holds down the No. 16 spot. The squad is No. 15 in both the Cascade/Maverik Media Poll on Inside Lacrosse and in the Nike/Lacrosse Magazine poll.

BUCKEYE SNAPSHOT
· Ohio State is 7-3 this season, with a 3-1 ledger in its last four games and a 2-2 record in road games.
· Last week, the Buckeyes posted a 7-6 win at No. 16-ranked Towson Tuesday before falling on the road to No. 3-ranked Notre Dame, 9-0, Saturday.
· The Buckeyes are averaging 8.9 goals a game and allowing 7.4 an outing, while taking 33.4 shots a game and holding opponents to 28.1 a contest. The Buckeyes have converted 12-of-36 (.333) EMO chances and have stopped 12-of-13 (.923) opponent chances. The squad has won 64.3 percent of its faceoffs and has 295 groundballs on the year, while its opponents have picked up 233. The team, which has 50 caused turnovers, is 134-for-150 (.893) on clears and its opponents are 147-for-173 (.850).
· Senior Jesse King is first on the team with 21 goals, 14 assists and 35 points. Junior Carter Brown is second with 16 goals, 11 assists and 27 points. Junior Ryan Hunter is third with 10 goals and ranks fourth with 13 points, while senior David Planning is third on the team with 17 points, with eight goals and nine assists.
· Graduate student Christopher May has won 67.7 percent (111-164) of his faceoffs and has a team-high 80 groundballs. Sophomore Jake Withers has won 48.3 percent (14-29) of his faceoffs.
· Senior Evan Mulchrone has caused 12 turnovers to lead the squad, while junior Robby Haus has caused seven.
· In goal, redshirt sophomore Tom Carey has a 7.47 goals-against average and a .565 save percentage.

THE CREATOR'S TROPHY
· The game between Ohio State and Penn State is part of the competition for the Creator's Trophy, an annual traveling award among the first three Big Ten member schools that sponsored men's lacrosse (Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan) that was established in 2012. The trophy is awarded when a team is 2-0 against the other schools; on years the teams are all 1-1, the trophy is not awarded.
· Penn State is the defending champion after winning at home against Michigan and on the road at Ohio State last year.
· The Nittany Lions won the inaugural trophy in 2012 and Ohio State was the 2013 champion.
· The other Creator's Trophy games this season are April 12 when Ohio State plays at Michigan and April 25 when the Wolverines host the Nittany Lions.

BUCKEYES VS. NITTANY LIONS
· Ohio State and Penn State have faced off each season since 2003. Ohio State trails the all-time series with Penn State, 5-13, but is 5-3 vs. the Nittany Lions since 2007. Three of the last five games have been decided by one goal.
· Last year, Penn State defeated Ohio State, 11-8, March 1, 2014 in Ohio Stadium. Ohio State led 2-1 at 9:25 of the second quarter before the Nittany Lions went on a six-goal run to lead 4-2 at halftime and 7-2 at 11:28 of the third quarter. The Buckeyes scored four of the next five goals to draw within two (8-6) at 9:09 of the fourth quarter, but Penn State outscored Ohio State 3-2 the rest of the way for the 11-8 final.
· The last two games in University Park have gone to overtime, with Ohio State winning both. The Buckeyes posted a 10-9 win March 2, 2013, in the first overtime and won in triple overtime March 5, 2011, 6-5.

NITTANY LION NOTES
· Penn State is 3-5 this season and coming off a 10-8 loss to Denver in a neutral site game in Hempstead, N.Y., last Saturday. The squad is 2-0 at home, with wins over Vermont and Penn.
· The Nittany Lions average 9.5 goals a game and are allowing 10.0 a contest. The team has attempted 33.4 shots per game, with its opponents attempting 38.9 a day. The PSU man-up unit is 8-for-30 (.267) and the man-down defense is 16-for-24 (.667). The Nittany Lions have won 55.7 percent of their faceoffs this year.
· TJ Sanders leads PSU with 19 goals, seven assists and 26 points. Mike Sutton is second with 12 goals, followed by Matt Florence with 10. Sutton (12g, 3a), Florence (10g, 5a) and Nick Aponte (9g, 6a) are tied for second with 15 points each and Dan Craig is fifth with 12 points on six goals and six assists. Drake Kreinz has won 75-of-125 (.600) faceoffs and Billy Lombardi has won 27-of-58 (.466). Kreinz is first with 39 groundballs and Tyler Chambers has a team-best seven caused turnovers. Connor Darcey has played all eight games in goal and has a 10.01 goals-against average and .556 save percentage.

In the Rankings
· Ohio State is first nationally in man-down defense (.923 percent), fifth in scoring defense (7.4), seventh in faceoff winning percentage (.643), 10th in clearing percentage (.893) and 16th in winning percentage (.700).
· The squad leads the Big Ten in clearing and man-down defense and is second in faceoff winning percentage, scoring defense, scoring margin (+1.5) and winning percentage.
· Christopher May is second in the B1G and fifth in the NCAA with a .677 faceoff winning percentage. He is second in the league and ninth in the NCAA with 8.0 groundballs per game.
· Goalie Tom Carey is seventh in the NCAA and second in the B1G with a 7.47 goals-against average. His save percentage of .565 is second among conference goalies and 10th in the NCAA.
· Senior Evan Mulchrone is second in the Big Ten averaging 1.2 caused turnovers a game.
· Senior Jesse King is third in the Big Ten in points (3.5) and assists (1.4) per game and is fifth with 2.1 goals per game.
· Junior Carter Brown is second in the Big Ten and seventh in the NCAA with six man-up goals this season. He is seventh in points per game (2.7) and sixth in assists per game (1.1) among B1G players. Senior David Planning is seventh in the league with .90 assists per game.

KING PACES BUCKEYES, CLIMBS RECORD BOOK
· Senior Jesse King leads Ohio State in goals (21), assists (14) and points (35) this season.
· King has multiple points in all but one game this season. He was held scoreless at Notre Dame Saturday, ending his point scoring streak at 45 games (90g, 65a, 155p) and marking the fifth time he did not pick up a point in 55 games as a Buckeye.
· King ranks fifth in program history with 164 career points and is behind fourth-place Kevin Buchanan, who had 175 points from 2005-08. King is tied with Mike Avery (1988-91) for 10th with 98 career goals, two back of Brian Driscoll (1966-68). King's 68 career assists are the ninth-most for a Buckeye, with Craig Cooper (1974-78) and Mike Norton (2000-03) tied for seventh with 75 each.
· For the second year in a row, King is one of 50 players named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch list. The list will be narrowed to 25 candidates later this season.
· King has the gamewinning goal in three of the Buckeyes' six victories this season. He leads the B1G player in gamewinning goals and is one of just two with more than one gamewinning tally this season.

ON THE DEFENSIVE SIDE
· Ohio State is fifth nationally in scoring defense, holding opponents to 7.4 goals per game. The squad has allowed more than nine goals just twice through the first 10 games.
· Senior Evan Mulchrone has played in all 10 games this year and has started the last five on close defense. He has a team-best 12 caused turnovers and has picked up 15 groundballs. He has five games with two caused turnovers this season.
· Junior Robby Haus has started all 10 games this season - and all 41 games in his Buckeye career - at close defense. He has 16 groundballs (including four at Notre Dame) and seven caused turnovers on the year.
· Junior Chris Mahoney has started all seven games he has played this season on defense and has 10 groundballs and three caused turnovers.
· Tom Carey, a redshirt sophomore, has started all 10 games in the cage for Ohio State. He has a 7.47 goals-against average and .565 save percentage and has double-digit saves in seven games this year (including the last four). He made 13 saves against both Detroit and Hofstra, 11 against Delaware, Denver and Towson and 10 vs. Robert Morris and Notre Dame.
· Freshman Brendan Barger has played LSM for the Buckeyes the last four games after starting at close defense the first six games of the year. He has 17 groundballs - including five in the win over Denver March 14 - and three caused turnovers.
· Senior Reegan Comeault and junior Kacy Kapinos have been the main short stick d-middies this season. Comeault has 13 groundballs in eight games and Kapinos has five groundballs and five caused turnovers in all 10 outings. Comeault also has a goal and two assists, with the gamewinning assist against both Denver and Towson.

DUFFY AND KOERBER NAMED BUCKS GO PRO INTERNS
· Senior Kevin Duffy and junior Gordie Koerber both were selected for positions as Bucks Go Pro interns.
· Comprised of 24 student-athletes representing 16 different sports, the group will be interning within the athletics department throughout the summer. The third-year internship program strives to provide student-athletes valuable experience working within a university athletics department, while assisting them in their desired career paths. The student-athletes will be working a minimum of 100 hours and will be paid $1,500 for their duties.
· Duffy, a marking major, will work with the Schottenstein Center. Koerber, a sport industry major with a business minor, will work with sport administration.

BROWN HITS 100 POINTS
· Junior Carter Brown's first-quarter assist at Towson last Tuesday was the 100th point of his Buckeye career. He is the 29th player in program history to hit the century mark. He now has 104 points, with 65 goals and 39 assists, for the Scarlet and Gray.
· On the year, Brown has 16 goals, 11 assists and 27 points, ranking third on the squad in all three categories. He had an 18-game point streak (32g, 19a, 51p) ended at Notre Dame.

BUCKEYE THIS AND THAT
· Ohio State has won eight B1G weekly honors this season. Christopher May is a three-time specialist of the week honoree (Feb. 9, Feb. 16, March 2), while Jesse King (offensive), Evan Mulchrone (defensive) and Trevor Hodgins (freshman) were all recognized Feb. 23, Tom Carey was lauded as the specialist of the week March 16 and Tyler Pfister was named offensive player of the week March 23.
· Five of the Buckeyes' games this season - including four of the last six - have been decided by one goal. The squad is 3-2 in one-goal games this year.
· Ohio State came from behind in each of its last two wins, scoring the final four goals in both contests. The squad trailed Denver 11-9 in the fourth quarter March 14 but rallied for a 13-11 win, and was behind Towson 6-3 in the third quarter before posting a 7-6 win March 17.

Up Next
· Ohio State will open its Big Ten home schedule with a game vs. Johns Hopkins at 6 p.m. April 5 in Ohio Stadium.

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SUBJECT: Early Runs in Each Half Lead Molloy Past Wilmington Women's Lacrosse
DATE: March 27, 2015
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N.Y. - - Molloy jumped out to a 7-0 lead before the Wilmington University women's lacrosse team got on the board, leading to a 16-9 nonconference victory for Molloy on Friday night at the Dean G. Skelos Sports Complex.
The Wildcats (2-6 overall) matched the Golden Lions (4-4 overall) in everything but the scoreboard, grabbing more ground balls (16-13), taking more free position shots (7-2), and turning the ball over less (17-19), but could only convert on nine of 30 shot opportunities for the contest.
Trailing 8-1 halfway through the first half, the Wildcats went on a 4-2 spurt at the end of the half, getting two goals from Rebekah McCurry, and single goals from Sara LeBrun and Megan Keffer. Keffer's mark came with two seconds left in the first half, bringing the Wildcats to within five at 10-5.
But the Golden Lions started hot again in the second half, scoring the first five goals of the frame to extend the lead out to 15-5 with 15:30 to play. LeBrun started a string of three straight goals for the Wildcats while McCurry tallied back-to-back goals to pull to within 15-8, but with only 2:57 to play.
The teams traded goals in the final two minutes of play, as Gabby Spalt got on the board with a goal with 1:12 remaining in the contest. Keffer had an opportunity to give the Wildcats double-digit with 34 seconds to play, but the Lions' netminder Laura Vetter made the stop to keep it at 16-9.
The Golden Lions narrowly outshot the Wildcats, 31-30, for the game while also gaining more draw controls, 15-11. Wilmington converted on 15-of-19 clear attempts but Vetter recorded 14 saves while Wilmington goalkeeper Corinne Dries made 12 stops for the game.
McCurry led the Wildcats with four goals and five draw controls while LeBrun added three goals. Keffer and Spalt capped the Wilmington scoring with a goal each while Keffer added two ground balls and two draws. Maddie Hewitt picked up three ground balls and added two draws.
The Wildcats have a shot to get back in the win column quickly on Saturday, as they head to Post on the quick turnaround. They return to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at LaMoy field with a 1 p.m. start in Waterbury, Conn.
 
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No. 2 Irish Down No. 1 Syracuse In Double-Overtime, 13-12
Jack Near scores game winner for the Fighting Irish.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - In a game that lived up to the billing, the No. 2 University of Notre Dame men's lacrosse team topped No. 1 Syracuse in double-overtime, 13-12, on Saturday afternoon in front of 3,602 fans at a sunny Arlotta Stadium. Senior captain Jack Near netted the game winner for the Fighting Irish, who improved to 2-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference play.

It was the first time in program history that Notre Dame defeated a top-ranked opponent. The Irish had been 0-4 all-time against No. 1 teams.

Four different Fighting Irish players - Mikey Wynne, Sergio Perkovic, Nick Ossello and Near - all tallied two goals, while Matt Kavanagh registered one goal and a game-high three assists. Sophomore goalie Shane Doss, the reigning ACC and national (USILA) defensive player of the week, made 12 saves in the win.

Dylan Donahue had seven goals for Syracuse and Nicky Galasso contributed two goals and two assists.

"This was a great day. It was a beautiful day with a great crowd and one versus two, but we play a bunch of teams that could be ranked one or two," Notre Dame head coach Kevin Corrigan said. "We had a great week of preparation this week, probably our best week of preparation for a game we've had and we needed every bit of it."

Notre Dame (6-1, 2-0) led 5-3 at halftime and exploded with four straight second-half scores to claim a six-goal advantage, which was Syracuse's largest deficit of the season, by the 8:31 mark of the third quarter. Conor Doyle, Wynne, Kavanagh and Near all scored in that sequence for the Irish.

The Orange (7-1, 2-1) answered by scoring six of the game's next seven goals. A deposit from Galasso and two more from Donahue, including one in a five-on-five situation, made it 9-6 with just under four minutes left in the third period. Following a goal from Perkovic, Hakeem Lecky scored and Donahue produced two more goals to put the Orange back within one (10-9) with just over 10 minutes remaining in regulation.

Notre Dame's Jim Marlatt pushed the Irish advantage back to two (11-9) but Syracuse responded with its third 3-0 run of the half. The surge began on Donahue's sixth goal of the day and a man-up tally from Tim Barber knotted the game (11-11). Donahue gave the Orange its first lead of the afternoon (12-11) at the 1:06 mark of the fourth quarter when he scored with the shot clock on.

Notre Dame sophomore P.J. Finley won the ensuing faceoff and raced down the field and scored the first goal of his career to make it 12-12 with 59 seconds showing on the clock.

The Irish had the first possession of overtime, but could not score and Doss denied Donahue in the waning seconds to force a second overtime.

"He (Doss) gave up a couple (goals) early that were positioning goals and he's usually really good about not doing that," Corrigan stated. "But then he stole some, including that last one. (Donahue) gets rid of the ball so quickly that it's almost impossible for goalies to catch up to that ball. For him to make that save at the end was terrific."

Syracuse won the faceoff to start the second extra session and after an errant shot, Notre Dame defenseman Edwin Glazener had the back up that gave the Fighting Irish possession. Near, a short-stick defensive midfielder, worked his way around the goal on the other end of the field and buried the game winner, which was his fourth goal of the season.

"We had a huge stop and I'm not sure who got the possession for us on the endline, but it was a great hustle play," Near said. "We then got the ball up and out. I realized I had a shorty on me and that's a play we like. I shot it and I wasn't even sure if it went in or not."

Ossello won the game's opening faceoff and scored just 26 seconds in, but Galasso tied it less than a minute later. Wynne put the Irish back up 25 seconds later and Donahue's first tally of the game made it 2-2 midway through the first quarter. The Fighting Irish used goals from Will Corrigan, Perkovic and Ossello to claim a three-goal lead with 6:40 remaining in the first half. A goal from Syracuse's Kevin Rice made it 5-3 at the intermission.

Syracuse outshot Notre Dame 44-35 and the Orange also held an 18-11 advantage in faceoffs. Bobby Wardwell made 11 saves for Syracuse.

The Fighting Irish return to action next Saturday when they travel to No. 6 Duke. The ACC showdown is slated for 5 p.m. (ET) in Durham, N.C. and it will be broadcast on ESPNU.

March 28, 2015
Arlotta Stadium • Notre Dame, Ind.
#1 Syracuse (7-1, 2-1) - 2 1 5 4 0 0 - 12
#2 Notre Dame (6-1, 2-0) - 3 2 5 2 0 1 - 13

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WLAX Drops B1G Opener To No. 15/16 Penn State
Junior Halley Barnes leads Rutgers with a hat trick

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (March 28, 2015) - Rutgers women's lacrosse dropped its Big Ten Conference opener, 15-8, Saturday at High Point Solutions Stadium against No. 15/16 Penn State. RU made a push with three-straight goals to end the game, but fell short in the loss.

The Scarlet Knights (1-10, 0-1 Big Ten) welcomed back former players for Alumnae Day to usher in the Big Ten Conference era. RU also played its first-ever game on national television on Big Ten Network.

Junior attacker Halley Barnes (Garnet Valley, Pa.), who led Rutgers with a hat trick, scored the program's first Big Ten Conference goal in the opening minutes, giving the team an early 1-0 lead. Penn State (8-3, 1-0 Big Ten) fought back with five consecutive goals to establish a lead it would not relinquish.

Rutgers responded midway through the first half, scoring back-to-back goals to cut the lead to 8-4 with 4:40 left in the opening stanza. Redshirt senior midfielder Lauren Sbrilli (Martinsville, N.J.) and sophomore midfielder Kristina Dunphey (Hillsborough, N.J.) provided the scores.

Facing a 15-5 deficit late in the second half, the Scarlet Knights continued to attack, closing the game on a 3-0 run. Junior attacker Kim Koldony (Farmingdale, N.Y.) got the stretch going with an unassisted goal at the 4:41 mark. Sbrilli followed up a minute later with the 99th goal of her career, before Barnes completed her hat trick at 1:05 to cut the score to its final, 15-8.

Senior goalkeeper Candice Dandridge (Cherry Hill, N.J.) made 10 saves against the Nittany Lions - her sixth outing with double-digit stops. Redshirt senior defender Hollie DiMuro (West Babylon, N.Y.) led RU on the defensive end, causing a team-best three turnovers and collecting four ground balls.

Koldony and Sbrilli added assists to go with their two goals. Rookie midfielder Amanda Casten (Brick, N.J.) notched an assist in the game for the first points of her career. She has started the last seven games.

Three Nittany Lions - Tatum Coffey, Maggie McCormick and Katie O'Donnell - recorded hat tricks in the contest.

Rutgers is back in action on national television on Tuesday against Lehigh. Opening draw is set for 7 p.m. on BTN.

Game NotesSbrilli can join the 100-goal club with one more score after posting a two-goal effort Saturday. She has 23 goals and four assists for a team-high 27 points.Barnes posted her second game this season with three or more goals. She now has 14 goals and seven assists for 21 points. Casten made her seventh-straight start and leads all freshmen in starts this season.Koldony has scored at least two goals in eight of 11 games.Dandridge made 10 saves for her sixth double-digit outing. She has 99 saves on the year.DiMuro's three caused turnovers were the most for a Rutgers player this season.

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Delaware Lacrosse News 3-30-15

4 goals by Eric Steinbeizer and Evan Kobasko and Cole Sterling, 3 by Daniel Compton and 2 by Eric Beres paced the Hawks of St. Georges to a 21-0 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

4 goals by Sean McLeish, 3 by Thomas Aloe, 2 by Patrick Matsko and Cameron Gillette paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 15-2 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine.

4 goals by Jake Keiser, 3 by Chancellor Hemphill, 2 by Jacob Sorocco and Luke Russillo paced the Eagles of Smyrna High to a 13-1 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian.

4 goals by Zachary Heesh and Ring Lardner paced the Buccaneers of Milford to a 13-9 win over the Panthers of Polytech.

5 goals by Ryan Warwick, 4 goals each by Bryce Ciarlo, Sean Hagerty and Shane Pierce paced the Newark Yellowjackets to a 22-1 win over the Highlanders of McKean.

3 goals by Andrew Blewett, 2 goals each by Nathaniel Vincent, Chance Watts and Nicholas Smith paced the Wildcats of Delmar to a 13-0 win over the Golden Knights of Sussex Central.

7 goals by Allison McKay, 5 by Jamie Trabaudo and 3 goals by Madi McKay paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 19-6 win over the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink. For the Lady Jags, Delaney Chrisco led with 5 goals.

6 goals by Caroline Procak, 3 by Heather Estle, Madeline Marconi and Madeline Davis paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 17-9 win over the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine. The Lady Bulldogs were led by Rose McBride with 4 goals.

6 goals by Olivia Duarte, 5 by Abigail Reed, 4 by Lauren Phillips and Meaghan Hartzell, 2 by Abigail Orticelle paced the Lady Buccaneers of Caravel to a 19-6 win over the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More. The Lady Ravens were led by Joanna Petrosky with 3 goals and 2 by Zoe Kelly.

3-31-15

3 goals by James Carney paced Wilmington Friends to an 8-2 win over St. Andrews.

3 goals by Justin Dorsey and Terry Green paced Hodgson to an 8-4 win over Christiana.

5 goals by Michael Weaver, 4 goals by Justin Carroll and 3 by Paul Wolfe paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 14-1 win over the Bucs of Caravel.

5 goals by Kyle Mott and 4 by William Jennings paced the Tigers of Alexis I DuPont to a 12-1 win over the Colonials of William Penn.

5 goals by Zack Bowen, 4 goals by Cross Ferrara paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to an 18-4 win over Newark.

5 goals by Victoria Lockwood, 3 each by Emma Spellman, Hannah Collins and Torrie Huk paced the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 18-13 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney. The Lady Riders were led by Kourtney Olson with 6 goals and 5 by Delaney Steele.

6 goals by Abigail Manning paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 16-5 win over the Lady Warriors of Sanford School.

7 goals by Jordan Wood paced the Lady Force of Charter to a 19-3 win over the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

6 goals by Sarah Tappen 5 goals by Lexi Woodruff paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 20-0 win over the Lady Senators of Dover.

4 goals by Delaney Chrisco paced the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 20-2 win over Glasgow.

6 goals by Meaghan Ruoff and 5 by Cady Burnside paced the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 18-4 win over the Lady Silver Eagles of Hodgson.

4 goals by Madaleine Hughes and 3 goals by Brooke Schmeusser paced the Lady Raiders of Ursuline to a 9-6 win over the Lady Spartans of St Marks.

3 goals by Kimberly Kowalik, Allison Sayers and Allison Wheatley paced the Lady Eagles of Smyrna to a 19-4 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.


4-1-15 Games

4 goals by Nate Aloe, 3 goals by Sean McLeish and David Schmidt, 2 each by Thomas Aloe and Cameron Gillette paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to an 18-0 win over the Golden Knights of Sussex Central.

4 goals by Jason Whaley, 3 each by Matthew Carlisle and Matthew Tull, 2 each by brothers Nate and Travls Quillen paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 14-6 win over the Eagles of Smyrna. For the Eagles, Jake Kaiser led with 2 goals.

7 goals by Colin Duffy, 5 goals by Benjamin Revak, 3 by Anthony Brawley, 2 each by Robert Baxter and Xavier Glavin paced the Auks of Archmere to an 18-7 win over the Panthers of Polytech. The Panthers were led on 2 goals each by Jeremy Armonn and Robert Mason.

5 goals by Matthew Virmontes, 3 by Ring Lardner and 2 by Zachary Heesch paced the Buccaneers of Milford to an 11-5 win over the Indians of Indian River

5 goals by Chance Watts, 3 by Andrew Blewett paced the Wildcats of Delmar to an 16-8 win over the Spartans of Lake Forest. Carter Kenton led the Spartans with 4 goals.

4 goals by Presley Conaty, 3 by Elizabeth Schlitz and Julia Collins, 2 by Kennedy Murphy and Sydney Yanick paced the Lady Auks of Archmere to a 15-13 win over the Lady Quakers of Wilmington Friends. The Lady Quakers were led by Brooke Winfield with 6 goals and 4 by Meryl Gatti.

6 goals by Jamie Trabaudo paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to an 18-7 win over the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More.

4-2-15 Games

5 goals by Michael Weaver, 4 goals by Paul Wolfe and 3 goals by Justin Carroll paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 14-0 win over the Redskins of Conrad.

8 goals by Samuel Ogunwode, 3 each by Joshua Halderman and Matthew Kaczowka paced the Lions of Red Lion Christian to a 17-15 win over the Ravens of St. Thomas More.

6 goals by Anthony Holly and 3 goals by Spencer Peet paced the Cardinals of St. Andrews to a 11-7 win over the Bucs of Caravel.

6 goals by Austin Fedele, 4 by David Robinson and 3 goals by Alex Fowler paced the Warriors of Wilmington Christian to a 15-2 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

3 goals by Ryan Warwick and Shawn Hagerty, 2 each by Nick Morjana, Shane Pierce and Bryce Ciarlo, Ryan Fad paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 17-4 win over the Silver Eagles of Hodgson.

3 goals by Robert McLean, Kyle Mott, William Jennings and William Jennings paced the AI DuPont Tigers to a 13-3 over the Cougars of Delcastle.

6 goals by Shane Williams, 3 by Nicholas Fecondo, Cameron Ostroff paced the Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 20-0 win over the Rams of Dickinson.

5 goals by Robert Johnston paced the Force of Charter to a 19-1 win over the Glasgow Dragons.

9 goals by Cady Burnside paced the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 15-14 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark.

6 goals by Heather Estle paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 19-7 win over AI.

5 goals by Emily Pantazes and 2 by twin sister Allison paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 15-5 win over the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

5 goals by Saskia Bollen, 3 each by Mesha Mosley and Kimberly Riordan paced the Lady Warriors of Sanford to a 17-3 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

7 goals by Olivia Duarte paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 17-5 win over the Tatnall Lady Hornets.

5 goals by Delaney Chrisco paced the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 16-5 win over Hodgson.









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4/1/15

Men's Lacrosse
Bryn Athyn 19, Neumann 10

BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The Neumann University men's lacrosse team fell to Bryn Athyn College 19-10 in non-conference action on Wednesday evening.

Jordan Klunk (jr. Spring Grove, Pa. / Spring Grove) led the Knights with four goals while picking up six ground balls. Ryan O'Kane (sr. Folsom, Pa. / Ridley) and Ricky Viscuse (sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Father Judge) each netted two goals. O'Kane also picked up seven ground balls and tallied four assists. Tom Blakeslee (so. Claymont, Del. / Brandywine) started in net and made eight saves. Marco Agostini (fr. Havertown, Pa. / Msgr. Bonner) made six saves in relief.

Bryn Athyn scored the first goal of the game at the 9:52 mark to go up 1-0. Klunk answered right back scoring with a man-up on an assist from O'Kane. Bryn Athyn regained the lead with 5:51 to go in the first quarter. Once again Klunk scored on an assist from O'Kane to tie the game up at two. Bryn Athyn scored two straight goals to give them a two goal advantage heading into the second quarter.

The teams traded goals again to begin the second quarter. Bryn Athyn scored two straight to take a 7-3 lead with 9:24 to go before the half. Another goal being man-up was scored by Klunk to bring Neumann within three. The Lions would extend the lead once again scoring three straight goals. The Knights ended the half finding the back of the net twice in the final 50 seconds. Bryn Athyn led 10-6 at the half.

Sergio Plesati scored the first goal of the third to cut the lead down to three on an assist from O'Kane at the 10:31 mark. Bryn Athyn one again scored two straight to extend the lead to five with 8:40 to go in the quarter. Both teams went back and forth trading goals to end the third quarter. Neumann was down 13-9 after three quarters of play.

Bryn Athyn started the final 15 minutes with four straight goals. O'Kane found the back of the net to bring the Knights to within seven, but it wasn't enough.

Neumann (0-8) faces-off at Arcadia Saturday afternoon in more non-conference action. The game is scheduled to be 12:00 PM.
 
Penn Upsets #10 Brown, 14-11

Providence, R.I. - Penn needed a win to stay in the mix for the Ivy League Lacrosse Playoffs and came away with a 14-11 win over #10 Brown Saturday afternoon at windy Stevenson Field. The win lifted the Quakers to 4-6 overall, 1-3 in the Ivy League, while Brown had its first Ivy loss of the season, falling to 8-2 overall, 2-1 in Ivy play.

Sophomore attackman Dylan Molloy's (Setauket, NY) third goal of the game tied the score 10-10, with 9:07 remaining in the third quarter.

Penn held the high scoring Bears scoreless for the next 22 minutes, taking the lead for good, 11-10, on a goal by Brian Coleman with 5:12 left in the quarter, and capped a 4-0 run on Pat Berkery's goal with 3:36 left in the game to give Penn a 14-10 advantage.

Molloy, the nation's leading scorer, led all scorers with three goals and two assists. Bears' junior attackman Kylor Bellistri (Potomac, MD) netted three goals, while junior attackman Henry Blynn (Villanova, PA) added two goals.

Brown junior goalie Jack Kelly (West Islip, NY) made 15 saves, while Quakers goalie Jimmy Sestillo had 17 saves, including six in the fourth quarter.

The Quakers were paced by four players with two goals each - Nick Doktor, Reilly Hupfeldt, Kevin McGeary and Berkery.

The Bears out-shot the Quakers by a 51-47 margin, but lost the battle of the face-off x by a narrow 15-14 margin. Brown also turned the ball over 18 times to the Quakers' 13 turnovers.

Brown looked like it would have an easy time in the early going, opening up a 4-1 lead on goals by Molloy, junior Matt Graham (Amityville, NY), Blynn and Bellistri. The Quakers fought back with three consecutive goals to tie the game, 4-4, on a man-up tally by Hupfeldt.

The Bears went up by two goals, 8-6, on a goal by Blynn, but Penn answered with 32 seconds left in the opening half on a goal by McGeary to trail, 9-8, at intermission.

Brown's Ivy League schedule continues next Saturday, April 11 when the Bears travel to New Haven, Conn., to face #11Yale in battle of Ivy League heavyweights, starting at 1pm at Reese Stadium.
 
BALTIMORE -- Loyola University Maryland men's lacrosse coaches stressed the importance of playing fast and winning the "hustle plays" in Saturday's Patriot League game against the U.S. Naval Academy, and the Greyhounds came out ahead in many, beating the 18th-ranked Midshipmen, 17-7, at Ridley Athletic Complex.

The Greyhounds (6-5 overall, 4-2 Patriot League) used 6-0 runs in each half and held advantages over Navy (7-4, 5-2) in several statistical categories, picking up 37 ground balls to the Midshipmen's 22, and outshooting them, 51-31.

Loyola also went 15-of-28 on faceoffs to mark the first time this season that Navy has not won more restarts than its opponents. The Midshipmen entered the game ranked seventh in NCAA Division I with a 64.1 percent success rate on faceoffs, but Graham Savio led the Greyhounds' effort by winning 15-of-26.

Defensively, Loyola held the Midshipmen's top scorer Patrick Keena without a point, and they did the same to Kevin Wendel, Navy's top midfield scorer.

Zach Herreweyers and Brian Sherlock each scored three goals for Loyola, while Herreweyers added a career-best three assists and Sherlock had one. Romar Dennis tallied a career-best four points with two goals and two assists, all coming in the first half as Loyola went up, 10-3 at the break.

Navy scored the game's first goal as Jack Ray bulled his way to the crease to score one of his team-high two with the 30-second clock running, but his goal at 11:48 in the first goal was followed just 38 ticks later by Jay Drapeau wrapping the crease to get open topside for an opposite post goal.

The Midshipmen were penalized for a faceoff violation on the restart after Drapeau's goal, and Loyola went a man-up following Navy's third infraction in as many draws to start the game. Twenty seconds after Drapeau's goal, Dennis sent a pass to Sherlock on the high left side, and Sherlock scored his first of the game on a sidearm rip.

Loyola made its lead 3-1 with 8:11 left in the opening quarter after a clean save by Grant Limone led to an over-the-top clear to Zac Davliakos who ran into the offensive box and fed Herreweyers on the right side for Loyola's first of six transition goals.

Colin Flounlacker momentarily stopped the Greyhounds' 3-0 run, scoring for Navy at 6:03 after a spin dodge got him into space for a nine-yard goal at 6:03.

Nikko Pontrello, however, took a Zack Sirico high-to-low pass and scored with 3:37 left in the first, sparking a 6-0 run that would put Loyola up by seven late in the first half.

Pontrello scored twice around a Sherlock goal, and Herreweyers found Davliakos alone in front of the goal for another transition goal, and Sherlock scored again on the extra-man to put Loyola in front, 8-2, with 6:35 to go in the first half.

Dennis then was on the scoring end of Loyola's next goal, making a long north-south run on the right side and finishing with a lefty overhand shot at 5:41.

Gabe Voumard broke the 6-0 Loyola run with a man-up goal for Navy, dropping his hands to tally one from the top of the offense at 3:47, but a right-handed Dennis goal with 46.1 seconds left in the half made the halftime margin, 10-3.

Navy started the second half the same way it did the first, with Ray tallying a goal at 12:34 with the 30-second timer on, but that was its only score of the third quarter.

Pat Frazier made a one-man clearing run with just over nine minutes left in the stanza, and he played give-and-go with Herreweyers to score his second of the season at 9:02, the first score of another 6-0 Loyola run.

Herreweyers scored the final goal of that stretch 46 seconds into the fourth quarter to put Loyola up 12, 16-4, before Navy scored three-consecutive fourth-quarter goals. Matt Cunningham tallied Loyola's final goal of the game with 3:29 remaining off the first assist of Nick DeSisto's career.

The 17 goals allowed by Navy were the most it has yielded since 2003 when it gave up the same number to Johns Hopkins University.

Savio led Loyola in ground balls with five, while Jack Carrigan had four and was one of seven players to cause a turnover for the Greyhounds. Sherlock, Tyler Albrecht and Brian Begley each had three ground balls, while the latter two had a goal and a caused turnover, too.

Loyola plays its final non-conference game of the 2015 regular-season on Wednesday, April 8, when it takes on the University of Maryland at 7 p.m. in College Park, Maryland.

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4/4/15

Men's Lacrosse
Arcadia 19, Neumann 6

GLENSIDE, Pa. - The Neumann University men's lacrosse team dropped a 19-6 decision on a windy Saturday at Arcadia University.

Ryan O'Kane (sr. Folsom, Pa. / Ridley) led the Knights with three goals and two assists. Jordan Klunk (jr. Spring Grove, Pa. / Spring Grove) added a goal and assist. Marco Agostini (fr. Havertown, Pa. / Msgr. Bonner) started in net and made seven saves. Tom Blakeslee (so. Claymont, Del. / Brandywine) played the second half and also made seven saves.

Arcadia scored four goals in the first quarter for the lead after the first 15 minutes. Arcadia then scored the next eight goals to begin the second quarter for a 12-0 lead. Neumann got on the board with 1:39 left before halftime as Klunk scored. Arcadia scored twice in the final minute for a 14-1 score at the break.

The Knights came out of halftime on fire and scored the four goals for that quarter. O'Kane netted his three goals in a row and Sergio Plesati (jr. Ridley Park, Pa. / Ridley) found the back in the net in the final minute.

Arcadia answered with three goals to start the fourth quarter. Adam Fagan (fr. Norwood, Pa. / Msgr. Bonner) scored with 3:48 left in the game for Neumann's final goal. Arcadia capped the scoring with two goals in the 19-6 final.

Neumann (0-9) gets back to conference action on Wednesday when it travels to Rosemont. The game is slated to begin at 7:00 PM.
 
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Eight Terrapins scored goals as the No. 1 Maryland women's lacrosse team (12-0, 2-0 B1G) overtook Rutgers (1-12, 0-2), 17-5, Saturday afternoon at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.

The Terps' 17 goals tied the team's season high. Taylor Cummings led the Terps with five goals while Megan Whittle scored her sixth three-goal game of the season. Brooke Griffin also notched a hat trick and Kelly McPartland scored twice, while Erin Collins, Taylor Hensh, Shelby Scanlin and Lindsay Biondi each added one goal.

Cummings started the scoring just 45 seconds into the game as the Terps won the opening draw. After Maryland caused a Rutgers turnover, McPartland added a goal at 26:26. The Scarlet Knights cut the Terps' lead in half at 26:05, but Griffin scored less than a minute later to put Maryland back up by two.

The Terps tallied the next seven goals before Rutgers broke the streak at 5:07. Maryland went into halftime with a 10-2 lead.

Whittle, Cummings and Griffin scored as the Terps went on a 4-0 run to start the second half. Biondi and Scanlin each scored their first career goals at Maryland. Hensh finished the scoring at 1:09 off an assist from Deb Milani, and the Terrapins took the 17-5 win.

Alex Fitzpatrick played 33 minutes in goal and recorded two saves. Emily Kift played 19 minutes in the cage, and Emma Moss closed the game in goal.

The Terps outshot the Scarlet Knights, 44-8, while holding a 24-11 advantage in ground balls and 15-9 advantage in draw controls.

Through two Big Ten contests, Maryland has outscored opponents 33-10.

The Terps are back in action next Wednesday when they host No. 16 Princeton. Opening draw is scheduled for 7 p.m.

-Maryland-
 
Box score attached


No. 1 Notre Dame Downs No. 7 Duke, 15-10
Irish use hat tricks from Doyle, Kavanagh, Ossello and Wynne to improve to 7-1 (3-0 ACC).
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DURHAM, N.C. - A quartet of hat tricks propelled the top-ranked University of Notre Dame men's lacrosse team to a 15-10 win over No. 7 Duke on Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.

Conor Doyle, Matt Kavanagh, Nick Ossello and Mikey Wynne all netted three goals for the Fighting Irish, who captured their third win over a top-10 opponent this season. Doyle also had a career-best four assists, while Kavanagh had two. Sophomore goalie Shane Doss made a career-high 17 saves in the win.

The Irish victory snapped Duke's 21-game home winning streak, which was the longest active streak in the nation. The Blue Devils are 22-3 in their last 25 home games and Notre Dame has provided two of those losses.

"We had to make plays with how they were playing us and we were able to make those plays," Notre Dame head coach Kevin Corrigan said. "Shane Doss was absolutely terrific. Conor Doyle was also terrific. He did a great job of breaking them down."

The Fighting Irish (7-1, 3-0) led 4-1 at the end of the first quarter, which continued their season-long trend of jumping on opponents early. Notre Dame has outscored its competition 32-9 in the first quarter this season.

"It's important to play with a lead especially when you're not winning faceoffs early on," Corrigan added. "If you're down and not winning faceoffs that's a whole other level of pressure. When you're up and losing faceoffs it's not the same effect."

Kavanagh and Doyle netted the first two goals of the game before Duke cracked the scoring column on a Tanner Scott tally at the 9:25 mark of the opening period. The Irish answered with goals from Kavanagh and Doyle.

Duke's Jack Bruckner opened the second-quarter scoring, yet a 3-0 Fighting Irish run made it 7-2 with 6:50 left in the first half. Ossello, Wynne and Doyle tallied goals during that stretch. The Blue Devils trimmed the Irish lead back to three (7-4) on scores from Scott and Deemer Class, but Kavanagh found Eddy Lubowicki who scored with four seconds left in the stanza to make it 8-4 at the intermission. Doss made nine saves in the first half.

Wynne put the Irish up 9-4 just over two minutes into the second half, but Duke's Myles Jones responded to make it a four-goal affair with 11:11 left in the third quarter. The two teams continued to alternate scores as a Notre Dame goal from Jim Marlatt was followed by a Blue Devil deposit from Justin Guterding.

Another Duke goal from Bruckner cut Notre Dame's advantage to three (10-7) with just under six minutes left in the third period. The Fighting Irish used a Ben Pridemore goal to claim an 11-7 edge by the end of the third quarter.

Ossello and Kavanagh (man-up) scored 40 seconds apart to up Notre Dame's lead to six (13-7) in the early stages of the fourth quarter. Guterding and Ossello exchanged goals and the score stood at 14-8 with exactly 11 minutes left to play. Blue Devil goals from Scott and Kyle Keenan (man-up) cut the Irish lead to four (14-10) with 3:27 showing on the clock, but those would be the final scores of the day for Duke. Wynne's third goal produced the final outcome.

Notre Dame won the faceoff battle, 16-13. Fighting Irish sophomore P.J. Finley took every attempt. Duke outshot the Irish 46-34. Blue Devil goalie Danny Fowler finished with six saves. Both teams were 1-of-3 in man-advantage opportunities.

The Notre Dame defense limited Jones to just one goal and one assist. The Blue Devil midfielder entered the game with 26 goals and 23 assists this season.

The Fighting Irish are back in action Tuesday when they play host to No. 12 Marquette. Opening faceoff is slated for 4 p.m. (ET) at Arlotta Stadium. The game will be broadcast on ESPN3.

April 4, 2015
Koskinen Stadium • Durham, N.C.
#1 Notre Dame (7-1, 3-0) - 4 4 3 4 - 15
#7 Duke (7-4, 0-3) - 1 3 3 3 - 10
-- ND --
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Sean Carroll
Athletics Media Relations
University of Notre Dame
112 Joyce Center
Notre Dame, IN 46556
office: (574) 631-2664[/URL]
cell: (574) 340-2177[/URL]
fax: (574) 631-7941[/URL]
UND.com
@NDsidSean
 
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NEWARK, Del. - - Millersville scored six consecutive goals in the first half to take an early lead over of the Wilmington University women's lacrosse team on its way to a non-conference win, 14-6, on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.
The Wildcats (3-8) scored back-to-back goals late in the first half to cut the deficit down to four but the Marauders (4-6) scored with only four seconds left in the half to gain the momentum heading into the halftime break, 8-3. The Marauders would pull away in the second half and secure the win by scoring the first five goals of the second stanza as well.
The Marauders and the Wildcats exchanged goals to begin the contest but it was a goal by Taylor Davis with 20:58 left in regulation that would spark the Marauders to go into a 6-0 spurt that would set the pace for the remainder of the game and have the Wildcats playing from behind.
Rebekah McCurry would stop the run by the Marauders by scoring her 20th goal of the season with 5:12 left in regulation and would couple that with her 21st goal of the season with 4:40 left to help cut the Marauders lead down to four.
Coming out of the half, the Marauders would go on another run, scoring five unanswered goals being led by Hannah Vogel, who tallied three in a row with assists from Sabrina Fusco on the final mark.
The Wildcats would not go quietly however, as they would stop the streak by going on a run of their own with goals by Megan Keffer on an assist from Ashley Kroll at 16:50, La'Dae Boykin at 8:50, and Sara LeBrun with an assist from McCurry at 7:40. The late offensive efforts of the Wildcats were not able to overcome the deficit as they would fall to the Marauders 14-6.
McCurry led the Wildcats with two goals, four ground balls, three draws, and two caused turnovers. Lebrun, Boykin, Keffer, and Gabby Spalt would all score one goal in the loss. LeBrun tied McCurry with four ground balls as well while goalkeeper Corinne Dries led all with six on the afternoon.
The Wildcats earned more draws, 13-9, and had more shots, 36-32, and ground balls, 28-22, than the Marauders throughout the contest. Dries made 10 saves on 32 shots but Marauder net minder Shannon Davis had 14 saves on 36 shots for the Marauders, coming up big when needed most to keep Millersville on the run.
The Wildcats are on the road for their next two contests, going outside of the CACC once again with a game on April 7 at St. Thomas Aquinas. The opening draw is scheduled for a 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday.
Press Release written by Wilmington Sports Information Inter Jake Weitzenecker
 
Subject: [/B]MEN'S LACROSSE FINAL: Penn 14, #10 Brown 11


PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The University of Pennsylvania men's lacrosse team
entered its game at No. 10 Brown already 0-3 in the Ivy League, with three
to play. At halftime, the Quakers were trailing the Bears, 8-7.


With the season on the brink, the Quakers responded. They are alive and
still in the Ivy League Tournament conversation, thank, you, after
outscoring Brown 5-2 in the third quarter and then holding on in the
fourth to gain a 14-11 victory at Stevenson Field.


It was an entertaining first quarter, with each team scoring four times.
Brown opened thing up with a trio of goals before the game was five
minutes old as Dylan Molloy, Matt Graham and Henry Blynn all scored
unassisted efforts. Penn got one of the goals back as Kevin McGeary
finished a Nick Doktor feed, but Kylor Bellistri made it a three-goal
different just 24 seconds later.


Penn leveled things before the period ended as Chris Hupfeldt, Kevin Brown
and Reilly Hupfeldt all scored.


Brown again jumped out in front to start the second quarter, Molloy and
Tim Jacob making it 6-4. Penn tied it up again as Reilly Hupfeldt and
Doktor scored, but the Bears regained the two-goal advantage thanks to
Bellistri and Blynn scored. McGeary got one of those back with just 32
seconds left before halftime, off a feed from Doktor, to make it 8-7 as
the teams went to the locker rooms.


Penn needed just 30 seconds to make it 8-8 in the third, Doktor scoring
unassisted. Molloy gave Brown a 9-8 lead a little more than a minute
later, but then Penn scored twice in a span of 13 seconds to take its
first lead of the day. Chris Hilburn had the first goal, off a Joe
McCallion feed, and then freshman long-stick middie Connor Keating scored
off a Doktor feed to make it 10-9.


Brown made it 10-10 when Bellistri finished a Molloy feed, but Brown
(another man-up goal) and then McCallion scored before the period ended
and it was 12-10 after three. Just 35 seconds into the fourth, Pat Berkery
made it a three-goal margin with his first goal of the day.


Nearly 11 minutes would go by after that goal before another team scored,
and that team was Penn as Berkery netted his second off a nice feed from
Chris Hilburn. Brown got one of the goals back with just 2:03 left, Tim
Jacob ending a scoreless drought of 22:04, but that closed out the
scoring.


Doktor had a six-point game, with two goals and four assists, while
McCallion had four (1g, 3a). Berkery, McGeary, Brown and Reilly Hupfeldt
each scored twice. At the other end, Jimmy Sestilio went the distance in
goal and finished with 17 saves in a standout performance.


Penn is on the road again next Saturday, traveling to Harvard to face the
Crimson in an Ivy League game that will start at noon. That game will be
televised live nationally on FOX College Sports, as well as on the Ivy
League Digital Network.


Mike Mahoney
Director of Athletic Communications
University of Pennsylvania
Weightman Hall
235 South 33rd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Work: (215) 898-9232
Cell: (267) 278-7795
www.PennAthletics.com @PennAthletics #FightOnPenn


CHARLIE BROWN: Do you ever think much about the future, Linus?
LINUS: Oh, yes...all the time.
CHARLIE BROWN: What do you think you'd like to be when you grow up?
LINUS: Outrageously happy!
 
From: [/B]"Stephen A. Gorchov"
To: [/B]"Stephen A. Gorchov"
Sent: [/B]Sunday, April 5, 2015 12:52:50 PM
Subject: [/B]NCAA Women's Lacrosse: Hofstra 13, William & Mary 8



WLAX: Hofstra Cruises Past William & Mary, 13-8
SHANNON SMITH POSTGAME INTERVIEW

Hempstead, NY - Sophomore attacker Morgan Knox added three goals and one assist to lead the Hofstra Women's Lacrosse team to a 13-8 victory over William & Mary on Sunday afternoon at James M. Shuart Stadium.

The win improves Hofstra's record to 7-4 overall and a perfect 2-0 in Colonial Athletic Association play. William & Mary falls to 5-7 and 1-1 in the league.

Senior defender Brittain Altomare continued her dominate season with eight draw controls, along with two goals and two assists.

William & Mary was led by Ellen Shaffrey, who tallied a game-high five goals.

Hofstra's defense was stellar in the opening half as the Pride held William & Mary to just one goal in the first 30 minutes as they scored five to take a four-goal lead into the break.

The Pride scored the first three goals of the contest as Altomare opened the scoring at the 21:32 mark off an assist from senior attacker Lindsey Alfano pushed the lead to 3-0 with less than 14 minutes left in the half.

Kaleigh Noon would get the Tribe on the board at the 10:39 mark before Knox continued her strong first half with another goal before Parrella ended the first half scoring with a tally off an assist from freshman midfielder Amanda Seekamp with 2:27 to play before intermission. Knox was the first half star for the Pride as she had two goals and an assist before halftime.

Hofstra would score two of the first three goals of the second stanza to open up a 7-2 advantage following a goal from Knox with 23:05 left in regulation.

A Shaffrey goal ended the run for the Tribe, but the Pride would push the lead to six goals, 9-3, at the 13:47 mark as Parrella found the net twice over an eight-plus minute span to put the game out of reach.

William & Mary would be unable to get the deficit under four goals the remainder of the contest as Hofstra got goals from freshman attacker Shelby Milne and Altomare in the final six-minutes of the game to capture their second consecutive victory.

Alfano added two goals for the Pride, while senior goalie Shea McAvoy had four ground balls and two caused turnovers for Hofstra.

The goal for Milne was her first career point.

Abby Corkum had a goal and three assists for William & Mary, which also got three caused turnovers and two ground balls from Abby Junior.

Hofstra is back in action next weekend when it travels to Delaware on Friday for a 5 p.m. game.




Stephen Gorchov
Associate Director of Athletics for Communications
Office of Athletic Communications
Hofstra University
Office Phone - (516) 463-4933
Cell Phone - (516) 523-5252
GoHofstra.com

 
From: [/B]"Sean Carroll"
Sent: [/B]Saturday, April 4, 2015 5:39:47 PM
Subject: [/B]No. 1 Notre Dame Downs No. 7 Duke, 15-10



University of Notre Dame Men's Lacrosse

Box score attached


No. 1 Notre Dame Downs No. 7 Duke, 15-10
Irish use hat tricks from Doyle, Kavanagh, Ossello and Wynne to improve to 7-1 (3-0 ACC).
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DURHAM, N.C. - A quartet of hat tricks propelled the top-ranked University of Notre Dame men's lacrosse team to a 15-10 win over No. 7 Duke on Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.

Conor Doyle, Matt Kavanagh, Nick Ossello and Mikey Wynne all netted three goals for the Fighting Irish, who captured their third win over a top-10 opponent this season. Doyle also had a career-best four assists, while Kavanagh had two. Sophomore goalie Shane Doss made a career-high 17 saves in the win.

The Irish victory snapped Duke's 21-game home winning streak, which was the longest active streak in the nation. The Blue Devils are 22-3 in their last 25 home games and Notre Dame has provided two of those losses.

"We had to make plays with how they were playing us and we were able to make those plays," Notre Dame head coach Kevin Corrigan said. "Shane Doss was absolutely terrific. Conor Doyle was also terrific. He did a great job of breaking them down."

The Fighting Irish (7-1, 3-0) led 4-1 at the end of the first quarter, which continued their season-long trend of jumping on opponents early. Notre Dame has outscored its competition 32-9 in the first quarter this season.

"It's important to play with a lead especially when you're not winning faceoffs early on," Corrigan added. "If you're down and not winning faceoffs that's a whole other level of pressure. When you're up and losing faceoffs it's not the same effect."

Kavanagh and Doyle netted the first two goals of the game before Duke cracked the scoring column on a Tanner Scott tally at the 9:25 mark of the opening period. The Irish answered with goals from Kavanagh and Doyle.

Duke's Jack Bruckner opened the second-quarter scoring, yet a 3-0 Fighting Irish run made it 7-2 with 6:50 left in the first half. Ossello, Wynne and Doyle tallied goals during that stretch. The Blue Devils trimmed the Irish lead back to three (7-4) on scores from Scott and Deemer Class, but Kavanagh found Eddy Lubowicki who scored with four seconds left in the stanza to make it 8-4 at the intermission. Doss made nine saves in the first half.

Wynne put the Irish up 9-4 just over two minutes into the second half, but Duke's Myles Jones responded to make it a four-goal affair with 11:11 left in the third quarter. The two teams continued to alternate scores as a Notre Dame goal from Jim Marlatt was followed by a Blue Devil deposit from Justin Guterding.

Another Duke goal from Bruckner cut Notre Dame's advantage to three (10-7) with just under six minutes left in the third period. The Fighting Irish used a Ben Pridemore goal to claim an 11-7 edge by the end of the third quarter.

Ossello and Kavanagh (man-up) scored 40 seconds apart to up Notre Dame's lead to six (13-7) in the early stages of the fourth quarter. Guterding and Ossello exchanged goals and the score stood at 14-8 with exactly 11 minutes left to play. Blue Devil goals from Scott and Kyle Keenan (man-up) cut the Irish lead to four (14-10) with 3:27 showing on the clock, but those would be the final scores of the day for Duke. Wynne's third goal produced the final outcome.

Notre Dame won the faceoff battle, 16-13. Fighting Irish sophomore P.J. Finley took every attempt. Duke outshot the Irish 46-34. Blue Devil goalie Danny Fowler finished with six saves. Both teams were 1-of-3 in man-advantage opportunities.

The Notre Dame defense limited Jones to just one goal and one assist. The Blue Devil midfielder entered the game with 26 goals and 23 assists this season.

The Fighting Irish are back in action Tuesday when they play host to No. 12 Marquette. Opening faceoff is slated for 4 p.m. (ET) at Arlotta Stadium. The game will be broadcast on ESPN3.

April 4, 2015
Koskinen Stadium • Durham, N.C.
#1 Notre Dame (7-1, 3-0) - 4 4 3 4 - 15
#7 Duke (7-4, 0-3) - 1 3 3 3 - 10
-- ND --
--



Sean Carroll
Athletics Media Relations
University of Notre Dame
112 Joyce Center
Notre Dame, IN 46556
office: (574) 631-2664
cell: (574) 340-2177
fax: (574) 631-7941
UND.com
@NDsidSean
 
#1 Terps Rout Rutgers in B1G Home Opener

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Eight Terrapins scored goals as the No. 1 Maryland women's lacrosse team (12-0, 2-0 B1G) overtook Rutgers (1-12, 0-2), 17-5, Saturday afternoon at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.

The Terps' 17 goals tied the team's season high. Taylor Cummings led the Terps with five goals while Megan Whittle scored her sixth three-goal game of the season. Brooke Griffin also notched a hat trick and Kelly McPartland scored twice, while Erin Collins, Taylor Hensh, Shelby Scanlin and Lindsay Biondi each added one goal.

Cummings started the scoring just 45 seconds into the game as the Terps won the opening draw. After Maryland caused a Rutgers turnover, McPartland added a goal at 26:26. The Scarlet Knights cut the Terps' lead in half at 26:05, but Griffin scored less than a minute later to put Maryland back up by two.

The Terps tallied the next seven goals before Rutgers broke the streak at 5:07. Maryland went into halftime with a 10-2 lead.

Whittle, Cummings and Griffin scored as the Terps went on a 4-0 run to start the second half. Biondi and Scanlin each scored their first career goals at Maryland. Hensh finished the scoring at 1:09 off an assist from Deb Milani, and the Terrapins took the 17-5 win.

Alex Fitzpatrick played 33 minutes in goal and recorded two saves. Emily Kift played 19 minutes in the cage, and Emma Moss closed the game in goal.

The Terps outshot the Scarlet Knights, 44-8, while holding a 24-11 advantage in ground balls and 15-9 advantage in draw controls.

Through two Big Ten contests, Maryland has outscored opponents 33-10.

The Terps are back in action next Wednesday when they host No. 16 Princeton. Opening draw is scheduled for 7 p.m.

-Maryland-
 
ROSEMONT, Ill. - After helping the No. 1 Maryland women's lacrosse team move to 12-0 on the season, Taylor Cummings and Megan Douty earned Big Ten weekly honors, as announced by the conference Monday.

The Terrapins defeated Georgetown, 12-3, last Wednesday before taking down Rutgers, 17-5, in the team's Big Ten home opener.

Cummings was named Offensive Player of the Week after totaling nine goals and six assists last week. She scored four times and added five assists against Georgetown while also leading the game with five ground balls, six draw controls and three caused turnovers. The junior midfielder netted five goals and notched an assist against Rutgers. She scored a hat trick in the first seven minutes of the game and added four ground balls and four draw controls.

This is the third straight week Cummings has earned conference Offensive Player of the Week honors and the fourth time overall. She leads the team in assists, points, ground balls, draw controls and caused turnovers.

Douty earned Defensive Player of the Week honors after leading a Terrapin defense that held the Hoyas and Scarlet Knights to eight total goals. She recorded three ground balls and caused two turnovers against Georgetown and picked up two ground balls and two caused turnovers versus Rutgers.

This is Douty's second Defensive Player of the Week nod, and the sixth time a Terp has earned the honor.

The Terps (12-0, 2-0 B1G) host No. 15 Princeton (8-2) on Wednesday. Opening draw is schedule for 7 p.m. at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.

Big Ten Players of the Week
Zoe Stukenberg, Offensive Player of the Week (2/16)
Megan Whittle, Freshman of the Week (2/16)
Megan Douty, Defensive Player of the Week (2/23)
Alex Fitzpatrick, Defensive Player of the Week (3/2)
Taylor Cummings, Offensive Player of the Week (3/9)
Alex Fitzpatrick, Defensive Player of the Week (3/16)
Megan Whittle, Freshman of the Week (3/16)
Taylor Cummings, Offensive Player of the Week (3/23)
Alice Mercer, Defensive Player of the Week (3/23)
Megan Whittle, Freshman of the Week (3/23)
Taylor Cummings, Co-Offensive Player of the Week (3/30)
Alex Fitzpatrick, Defensive Player of the Week (3/30)
Megan Whittle, Freshman of the Week (3/30)
Taylor Cummings, Offensive Player of the Week (4/6)
Megan Douty, Defensive Player of the Week (4/6)

-Maryland-
 
4-6-15 Games

6 goals by Jacob Emmanuel, 5 goals by Spencer Green, 2 each by Jahni Love paced the Warriors of Sanford to a 19-8 win over St. Thomas More. The Ravens were led by William Thomas with 5 goals and 2 by Akhil Patel.

4-7-15 Games

St. Andrews was defeated by Shipley School of Bryn Mawr, PA by a 15-3 score. For the Cards, Spencer Peet, Sam Winslow and Cooper deButts recorded 1 goal each for the Cards.

3 goals by Luke and Joseph Rissello, Jake Kaiser, Brian Davis and Ethan Kochis paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 15-3 win over Red Lion Christian.

4 goals by Margaret Crivelli, 2 by Taylor Martin and Mirthe Berrands paced the Hornets of Tatnall to an 11-9 win over the Lady Warriors of Sanford. For the Warriors, Mesha Moseley led with 3 goals, 2 each by Kim Riordan and Kelsey Mendell.

6 goals by Margo Tschantz, 4 by Meryl Gatti, 3 by Simone Veale, 2 each by Blair Atkins and Brooke Winfield paced the Quakers of Friends to a 16-15 win over the Warriors of Sanford. For the Lady Warriors, Carter Douglas led with 4 goals, 3 by Hannah Soultah and Cindy Lay and Elizabeth Wainwright.

4-9-15

3 goals by Brock Maloomian and Michael Hopkins paced the Cape Henlopen Vikings to a 9-8 win over Bel Air of MD.

4 goals by Colin Duffy and 3 goals by Adam Revak paced the Auks of Archmere to a 9-6 win over the Quakers of Friends School.

7 goals by Spencer Peet, 2 by Peter Stansberry paced the Cardinals of St. Andrews to a 12-4 win over the Warriors of Sanford.

3 goals by Thomas Aloe paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 9-6 win over Tower Hill.

5 goals by Delaney Steele, 2 by Abi Weardon paced the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 11-10 win over the Lady Warriors of Sanford School. The Lady Warriors were led by 3 goals each by Mesha Moseley, Jordan Baerga and 2 by Kimberly Riordan.

6 goals by Meryl Gatti, 3 by Simone Veale, 2 each by Margo Tschantz, Molly Harper, Alice Irwin and Blair Atkins paced the Lady Quakers of Friends to a 19-7 win over the Lady Hornets of Tatnall. Margaret Crivelli led the Lady Hornets with 2 goals.

5 goals by Sarah Tappan, 4 by Jordan Brown, 2 by Lexi Woodruff and Lizzie Frederick paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to an 18-3 win over the Lady Auks of Archmere. The Lady Auks were led by Pressley Conaty with 2 goals.

4-10-15

5 goals by Jake Kaiser, 2 goals each by twin brothers Luke and Joseph Russillo paced the Eagles of Smyrna to an 9-3 win over the Indians of Indian River.

4 goals by Michael Weaver and Paul Wolfe, 2 goals by Matthew Hoffecker paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 13-2 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine.

4 goals by Travis Whaley paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 8-7 win over St. Andrews School. Spencer Peet led the Cardinals with 4 goals.

6 goals by Dave Schmidt, 4 by Sean McLeish, 2 by Luke Rankin paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to an 18-1 win over the Hornets of Tatnall.

3 goals by Michael Hopkins, 2 by Hank Coveleski, Kyle Orton, Jeb Monigle and Erik-Stephane Stankofski paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 13-4 win over the St. Marks Spartans.

4 goals by Thomas Gilmore, 3 by Jeremy Armann, 2 each by Jake and Josh Davis, Zack Trabaudo paced the Panthers of Polytech to a 17-6 win over the Hodgson Silver Eagles.

4 goals by Mira Prisco, 2 by Maura Gast, Natalie Glascock and Ave Burleigh paced the Lady Senators of Dover to an 11-7 win over the Eagles of Smyrna. For the Lady Eagles, 3 goals each for Madaline Price and Cathryn Holford.

4 goals by Cindy Lay, 3 goals each by Louisa Belk, Caroline Priester and 2 by Carter Douglas and Elizabeth Wainwright paced the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews to a 19-6 win over Westtown School.

Queen Anne's of MD defeated Cape Henlopen Ladies by a 15-4 score. For the Lady Vikings, 1 goal each by Sarah Tappan, Lexi Woodruff, Lizzie Frederick and Cailey Thornburg.






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From: [/B]"Leann Parker"
Sent: [/B]Sunday, April 5, 2015 8:32:25 PM
Subject: [/B]MLAX: No. 14 Ohio State Tops No. 19 Johns Hopkins, 15-12




April 5, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State men's lacrosse contact:
Leann Parker / parker.387@osu.edu / 614-266-4309

MLAX: No. 14 Ohio State Tops No. 19 Johns Hopkins, 15-12
Brown scores six goals, King has five goals and seven points

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - In front of 2,004 fans in Ohio Stadium, the No. 14-ranked Ohio State men's lacrosse posted a 15-12 win over No. 19 Johns Hopkins Sunday night in the inaugural Big Ten Conference lacrosse game in Columbus. Ohio State is now 9-3 overall - a perfect 6-0 in Columbus - and 2-0 in B1G action.

In a matchup that was tied nine times, Ohio State broke the game open with a three-goal run late in the fourth quarter to pull away and secure the conference victory over the Blue Jays (4-6, 1-1 B1G). The teams were tied at three after the first quarter and deadlocked at six at halftime. Ohio State led 9-8 after the third quarter but the Blue Jays scored early in the fourth for a nine-all game. The teams traded goals at 11:40 and 10:13 for a 10-10 game, but the Buckeyes scored the next three goals (in a span of 2:33) to pull ahead 14-11 with 3:34 left.

Buckeye junior Carter Brown had six goals in the victory over the Blue Jays, while senior Jesse King had seven points with five goals and two assists. Redshirt sophomore goalie Tom Carey made 14 saves in the cage and graduate student Christopher May won 18 faceoffs and picked up a game high nine groundballs. Senior David Planning had two goals and two assists for a four-point night.

"Our men stepped up in a number of ways," Nick Myers, Ohio State head coach, said. "It was a back and forth game. I'm really proud of the way we fought for 60 minutes and ultimately came away with a big victory. Now we have to work to get better as we look for conference win number three next week."

Ohio State hits the road to take on Michigan at 2 p.m. Sunday in Ann Arbor in a game televised by ESPNU. The matchup is part of the Creator's Trophy competition between Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan. The Buckeyes enter the game 1-0 in Creator's Trophy play after a victory at Penn State last week.

The Buckeyes and Blue Jays were tied at three after the first quarter. Ryan Brown scored the game's first two goals at 12:51 and 10:21 for a 2-0 Hopkins lead. Ryan Hunter scored for the Buckeyes, assisted by King, at 9:08 and back-to-back unassisted goals for C. Brown at 9:08 and 7:40 put Ohio State ahead, 3-2. The Blue Jays' R. Brown completed his hat trick with three seconds left in the quarter for a tie game. Shots were 10-7 in favor of Johns Hopkins in the quarter and Carey had four saves for the Buckeyes.

In the second quarter, Ohio State and Johns Hopkins again scored three times each to head into halftime tied at six. Planning beat his defender and scored at 13:06 to break the tie and Ohio State held the one-goal lead until King scored at 5:41. R. Brown followed with back-to-back goals for the Blue Jays at 5:01 and 4:10 to deadlock the score at five. C. Brown finished his hat trick at 2:26 to put the Buckeyes back ahead but the Blue Jays again scored late, with a goal from Joel Tinney with 15 seconds left in the quarter for a six-all game. Each team attempted eight shots in the quarter and Carey again had four saves.

Ohio State outscored Johns Hopkins 3-2 in the third quarter to take a 9-8 lead after 45 minutes. The teams traded goals twice, with Ohio State responding each time. Shack Stanwick put Hopkins ahead for the first time since early in the first quarter (7-6) at 12:49 but King answered at 11:13. R. Brown put Hopkins up 8-7 at 9:31 before C. Brown tallied at 6:17 for an eight-all game and King scored at 3:54 to again put Ohio State in the lead (9-8). Ohio State outshot Johns Hopkins, 9-7, in the quarter and Carey had three saves. The Buckeyes were unable to convert three extra man chances in the quarter.

The teams combined for 10 goals in the fourth quarter. John Crawley scored a man-up goal for Johns Hopkins 17 seconds into the stanza, converting a chance that carried over from the third quarter, to tie the game at nine. King scored for the Buckeyes at 12:47 but R. Brown answered at 11:40 for a 10-10 game. The Browns traded goals, with C. Brown scoring for Ohio State at 10:13 and R. Brown tallying for Hopkins at 7:54, making the score 11-all.

Ohio State then went on a three-goal run for the first three-goal lead by either team in the game. Sophomore John Kelly tallied at 6:07 to put Ohio State ahead and King set up Planning at 5:06. At 3:34, King converted with less than 10 seconds left on the shot clock, giving the Buckeyes a 14-11 advantage. Connor Reed drew the Blue Jays within two (14-12) at 1:37, but Planning set up C. Brown for a goal with the Hopkins' goalie out of the cage in the final minute. Shots were 12-7 in favor of the Blue Jays in the quarter and Carey had three saves.

Johns Hopkins outshot Ohio State, 37-31, in the game. Carey played 59:22 and had a Buckeye career-high 14 saves, allowing 11 goals. Senior Cameron Stephens played 38 seconds after Carey had to come out because of a penalty and allowed one goal. JHU goalie Eric Schneider had five saves in all 60 minutes.

Ohio State had the slight edge in groundballs, 24-22. May took all but one faceoff for the Buckeyes, winning 18-of-29. He has won 139-of-215 this year and is ninth nationally with a .647 faceoff winning percentage. May had nine groundballs in the win and has 96 on the year, ranking sixth in the NCAA with 8.0 a game. Junior Robby Haus was second for the Buckeyes with three groundballs and had a caused turnover.

The Blue Jays converted their one extra-man chance on the night, just the second EMO goal allowed by the Buckeyes this season. Ohio State leads the NCAA in man-down defense, stopping 14-of-16 (.875) opponent chances. The Buckeyes were unable to score on three chances.

King leads the Buckeyes with 29 goals, 17 assists and 46 points this season. It was his fifth career five-goal game (the second against Johns Hopkins) and his third of the season. He now has 177 career points, moving into fourth place in program history, and his 106 career goals rank fifth, while he is ninth all-time with 71 assists. Brown's six-goal game was a career high after two four-goal days (last March 17 at Towson). He is second on the team with 24 goals, 13 assists and 37 points this year and has five games with four or more points. Planning had his second four-point game of the season and has 11 goals, 12 assists and 23 points, tying Hunter for third in goals and ranking third in assists and points.



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April 6, 2015

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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. -- The Patriot League announced its weekly awards for March 30-April 5 in men and women's lacrosse, baseball, softball, men and women's outdoor track and field and men and women's tennis on Monday.

Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Weekly Awards

CORVIAS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
JOHN GLESENER, ARMY Sr., A, Camillus, N.Y.
Glesener recorded a career high in points with nine as the Black Knights defeated Boston University 17-8 Saturday in West Point, N.Y. The Patriot League Preseason Player of the Year had recorded a hat trick by the end of the first quarter and tied a career-high with six goal before being removed from the game for the majority of the fourth quarter with Army comfortably ahead.

CORVIAS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ERIK CANNON, LAFAYETTE So., D, Ridgewood, N.J.
Cannon, who leads the nation in caused turnovers at 2.45 per contest, forced a season-high six turnovers in the Leopards 11-7 win Saturday against Holy Cross. The sophomore also recorded five groundballs against the Crusaders and was part of a defensive unit that allowed 7.0 goals per game last week while posting consecutive home wins against Monmouth and HC.

CORVIAS GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK
GRANT LIMONE, LOYOLA MARYLAND Fr., GK, Weston, Conn.
Limone directed the Greyhounds' defense to a solid effort in a 17-7 victory over No. 18 Navy, the first place team in the Patriot League. The freshman made eight saves on 13 shots on goal he faced and allowed only five goals in 54 minutes, 36 seconds of action against the Midshipmen while scooping a pair of groundballs.

CORVIAS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
ANTHONY ABBADESSA, COLGATE Fr., A, Phoenix, Ariz.
Abbadessa tied a season-high with five points on two goals and three assists in the Raiders 12-8 win over Lehigh. The freshman scored the goals on the only two shots he attempted, including one just 9.9 second before halftime. After the Mountain Hawks had closed to within 9-8 in the second half, Abbadessa scored his second goal with 8:30 remaining and assisted on another 3-1/2 minutes later to all but ice the game.

Honorable mention

BRANDON BURKE, COLGATE So., GK, Potomac, Md.
Burke recorded seven of his 10 saves in the second half to help the Raiders hold off Lehigh in a 12-8 victory.

BEN FALCONE, LAFAYETTE Jr., GK, Baltimore, Md.
Falcone made the most of his first two starts of the season for the Leopards, posting back-to-back wins over Monmouth and Holy Cross.

PAT FRAZIER, LOYOLA MARYLAND Sr., D, North Bethesda, Md.
Frazier led the Loyola defensive effort that allowed only four Navy goals and also scored his second goal of the season in the Greyhounds 17-7 victory.

ZACH HERREWEYERS, LOYOLA MARYLAND Jr., A, London, Ontario
Herreweyers matched his career-high with six points in the Greyhounds 17-7 win over No. 18 Navy.

Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Weekly Awards

CORVIAS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
KARA BURKE, LOYOLA MARYLAND Sr., A, Timonium, Md.
Burke totaled nine goals and four assists in a pair of impressive wins for the Greyhounds last week. She put up three goals and two assists in a 15-5 victory at Towson on Wednesday, then tallied a career-high six goals and two assists as Loyola remained unbeaten in the Patriot League with an 18-7 victory at home against Colgate on Saturday. The performance against the Raiders matched the high in both goals and points for any Patriot League player this season, and all came in the first half as Loyola built a 13-3 lead at the break. Burke became the 25th Greyhound to reach 100 career goals, and joined teammates Hannah Schmitt (151) and Annie Thomas (125) as the school's second trio of 100-goal classmates and first since 1987. Burke stands fifth in the Patriot League with 31 goals and sixth with 41 points. She is named Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season.

CORVIAS MIDFIELD PLAYER OF THE WEEK
LAURA RYAN, HOLY CROSS Sr., M, Stirling, N.J.
Ryan led Holy Cross to a key Patriot League win as she posted three goals, an assist, four ground balls, five draw controls and two caused turnovers in a 12-10 overtime triumph against Bucknell at home on Saturday. She scored the game-winner by tallying the first goal of the overtime period with 4:51 to play, and finished with her fifth hat trick this season and 20th in her career. Ryan ranks in the top five in the Patriot League in ground balls, draw controls and caused turnovers, and is in the top 10 in goals and points. She earns her first Corvias Patriot League Midfield Player of the Week award after receiving an honor for Offensive Player earlier in the year.

CORVIAS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
MOLLY WOLF, LOYOLA MARYLAND Jr., GK, Baltimore, Md.
Wolf helped the Greyhounds to a pair of decisive victories and she stopped more than 60% of the shots she faced in a 15-5 victory at Towson on Wednesday and 18-7 home win over Colgate on Saturday. Wolf made nine saves to pick up the victory against the Tigers, and stopped six shots while allowing only four of the goals in the win over the Raiders. She added five ground balls and a caused turnover for the week. Wolf leads the Patriot League in save percentage (.482) for the season. She is named Corvias Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week for the first time this season and fourth in her career.

CORVIAS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
JULIA COLLINS, NAVY Fr., A, Clarksville, Md.
Collins had an outstanding game to keep the Mids close against one of the top teams in the nation as she tallied a career-high four goals and had four draw controls and a ground ball in a 15-13 loss at No. 4 Virginia on Wednesday. The four goals all came in the last 18 minutes to bring the Mids close to an upset, and her four draw controls resulted in three goals. Collins joins her twin sister, Jenna, as a recipient of the Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week award this season.

Honorable mention

KAITLIN CONCILIO, HOLY CROSS Jr., A, Ridgewood, N.J.
Concilio posted a goal and five assists to lead Holy Cross to a 12-10 win in overtime against Bucknell.

EMILY KOOKOGEY, BUCKNELL Sr., A, Lutherville, Md.
Kookogey had two goals and a career-high four assists in Bucknell's 12-10 overtime loss to Holy Cross.

TARYN VanTHOF, LOYOLA MARYLAND Sr., M, Livonia, N.Y.
VanThof totaled three goals, two assists, two ground balls and six draw controls in a pair of wins for the Greyhounds.

JILL HORKA, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Jr., M, Westborough, Mass.
Horka tallied a goal, six draw controls and two caused turnovers in an 8-5 win at Lehigh on Saturday.

CARLI SUKONIK, LEHIGH Sr., A, Penn Valley, Pa.
Sukonik had five goals in two games last week, with four in a 10-8 win at Rutgers on Tuesday.

Patriot League Baseball Weekly Awards

CORVIAS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
MICHAEL CONIGLIO, LAFAYETTE Jr., CF, Ridgewood, N.J.
Coniglio had a huge series against Army by going 9-for-15 (.600) with six runs scored and four RBIs to lead the Leopards to a four-game sweep of the Black Knights. He had at least two hits in each of the four games, and also had an RBI or run scored in each contest. Coniglio went 4-for-8 with two runs scored and two RBIs in Saturday's sweep, and finished 5-for-7 with two triples, four runs scored and two RBIs in Sunday's contests. He went 3-for-4 with three runs in an 8-7 win in Sunday's opener. Coniglio went 10-for-20 (.500) in five games overall last week and raised his season batting average from .129 to .275. Lafayette won its first games against Army since 2011, and posted a four-game sweep in a Patriot League series for the first time since 2007.

CORVIAS PITCHER OF THE WEEK
LUKE GILLINGHAM, NAVY Jr., P, Coronado, Calif.
Gillingham had another brilliant outing as he pitched into extra innings to earn the shutout in a 1-0 win over Holy Cross in the series opener on Saturday. The Mids scored the lone run of the contest in the top of the eighth and Gillingham finished the shutout as he allowed five hits with no walks and eight strikeouts over eight innings of work. Gillingham tied for the Patriot League lead with his fifth victory and also leads the League in ERA (1.07) for the season while standing first nationally with 86 strikeouts. He is named Corvias Patriot League Pitcher of the Week for the fourth time, tying three others for the most in a single season in League history.

CORVIAS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
STEVEN COHEN, LAFAYETTE Fr., SS, Newtown Square, Pa. Cohen had a pair of strong games against Army to help Lafayette to its first four-game sweep of a Patriot League series since 2007. He went 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles, a run scored and three RBIs in a 12-3 victory in Saturday's nightcap before leading the Leopards to an 8-7 win in Sunday's opener with a pair of home runs and three RBIs in the contest. He led off the bottom of the first with a home run and hit a two-run shot in the fourth to tie the game at 4-4 as part of a four-run inning that put the Leopards in front for good. Cohen is named Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week for the second time this season.

Honorable mention

BEN WHITE, HOLY CROSS So., P, Holden, Mass.
White pitched eight shutout innings and struck out seven in Holy Cross' 3-2 win over Navy on Saturday.

NICK STEPHENS, LEHIGH Sr., P, Monument, Colo.
Stephens gave up two unearned runs while striking out seven as he pitched all eight innings in Lehigh's 3-2 win over Bucknell on Sunday.

BRYSON HOUGH, BUCKNELL Sr., P, Fairfax, Va.
Hough allowed two unearned runs and struck out eight and pitched all eight innings of Bucknell's 4-2 win over Lehigh in Saturday's series opener.

DAVID BEDNAR, LAFAYETTE So., P, Valencia, Pa.
Bednar gave up two runs on four hits and two walks with seven strikeouts over 6.1 innings in Lafayette's 4-2 win over Army in Saturday's series opener.

JACK ST. CLAIR, HOLY CROSS Sr., 3B, Newton, Mass.
St. Clair went 9-for-19 (.474) with three runs scored and three RBIs in six games last week.

TIM McKAY, LEHIGH Sr., C, Pinellas Park, Fla.
McKay went 5-for-10 with two runs scored and an RBI as Lehigh won three of four games against Bucknell.

SEAN TRENT, NAVY Jr., OF, Sorrento, Fla.
Trent batted 10-for-20 (.500) with five RBIs and two runs in five games last week.

Patriot League Softball Weekly Awards

CORVIAS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ALEXIS WATANABE, LEHIGH Jr., 2B, San Marino, Calif.
Watanabe was a catalyst for the Mountain Hawks in all five wins against Patriot League foes Boston University and Bucknell. The junior had at least one hit and one RBI in each contest as Lehigh extended its winning streak to a program-best 15 games. Watanabe finished the week with 10 hits in 15 at-bats (.667 BA) while scoring seven runs and driving in seven more.

CORVIAS PITCHER OF THE WEEK
EMILY BAUSHER, LEHIGH Sr., P, New Egypt, N.J.
Bausher earned her fifth Pitcher of the Week award, and third in a row, by earning another three victories in the Mountain Hawks 5-0 week. The Patriot League's Preseason Pitcher of the Year struck out 21 batters and walked just three in a pair of wins over Bucknell and one against Boston University. Bausher's strongest performance came in Lehigh's 11-3 win over Bucknell where she yielded only two hits and struck out 11 of the 18 batters she faced.

CORVIAS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
HOLLY GERANEN, COLGATE Fr., 3B/P, San Jose, Calif.
Geranen picks up her second Rookie of the Week award after helping the Raiders surge into second place in the Patriot League with a sweep of Army. The freshman went 6-for-10 in Colgate's three games against the Black Knights, including a game-winning home run in the top of the 10th inning of a 3-2 victory. Geranen was also solid in the field against Army, successfully handling all 13 chances in the infield.

Honorable mention

KASEY MCCRAVEY, ARMY Jr., 3B, Scottsdale, Ariz.
McCravey batted .364 for week (8-for-22), scored seven runs and stole four bases in six games against Colgate and Lafayette.

KATIE BUSHEE, COLGATE So., OF, San Marcos, Calif.
Bushee batted .455 (5-for-11) and scored five runs in the Raiders three-game sweep of Army.

BRIGIT IEUTER, COLGATE Jr., P, Wilmette, Ill.
Ieuter allowed only three runs (one earned) and earned one win for the Raiders in two appearances against Army.

EMILY JARVIS, HOLY CROSS Jr., OF, Hopkinton, Mass.
Jarvis batted .600 (6-for-10) and slugged her first home run of the season as the Cruaders won 2-of-3 from Boston University.

Patriot League Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Awards

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE MALE TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
CAMERON WILLIAMS, BOSTON UNIVERSITY So., San Antonio, Texas
Williams won the 200-meter dash with a personal-best time of 20.89 and placed fifth in the 100-meter in 10.50 at the Tiger Classic in Auburn, Alabama over the weekend. His 200-meter time stands sixth in the NCAA East Region this season, while the 100-meter time ranks 21st in the East. Both easily eclipsed the IC4A standards. Williams is named M-F Athletic Patriot League Male Track Athlete of the Week for the second time in the outdoor season.

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE FEMALE TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
GEMMA ACHEAMPONG, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Sr., Waterbury, Conn.
Acheampong placed fourth in the 100-meter dash in a time of 11.56 and seventh in the 200-meter in 24.22 over the weekend at the Tiger Classic. Both marks beat the ECAC standard, with the 100-meter dash time ranking eighth in the NCAA East Region. Acheampong is named M-F Athletic Patriot League Female Track Athlete of the Week for the second time this year and fourth in her career in the outdoor season.

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE MALE FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
LADDIE TREES, BUCKNELL Sr., Washington, D.C.
Trees placed second in the javelin at the Colonial Relays with a mark of 71.02 meters, easily topping the IC4A standard of 58.70. He recorded the top javelin toss in the Patriot League this season and the fifth-best mark in the NCAA East Region.

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE FEMALE FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
AMANDA GRAHAM, NAVY Sr., Wakefield, R.I.
Graham placed first in the pole vault against Army with a mark of 3.80 meters, beating the ECAC standard of 3.65. She posted the top pole vault mark in the Patriot League this season and moved into the top 50 in the NCAA East Region. The victory also helped the Mids claim a 101-99 victory in the Star Meet against their rivals.

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE MALE ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
DEVIN ENSLEN, NAVY Fr., Alamogordo, N.M.
Enslen played a key role in Navy's 115-85 win over rival Army as he won both the 100-meter (11.11) and 200-meter (22.23) races against the Black Knights. He beat out a strong field in both races that included teammate Jordan Sartor-Francis and Army's Jose Santana.

M-F ATHLETIC PATRIOT LEAGUE FEMALE ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
BRIYAH BROWN, ARMY Fr., New Rochelle, N.Y.
Brown claimed a pair of victories in Saturday's competition against Navy as she took first place in both the shot put (14.65m) and hammer throw (49.49m). The shot put mark set a record for the Army-Navy Star Meet while easily eclipsing the ECAC standard and ranking 30th in the NCAA East Region this season. Brown is named M-F Athletic Patriot League Female Rookie of the Week for the first time in the outdoor season after claiming the honor three times to go with three Field Athlete of the Week awards in the indoor campaign.

Honorable mention

CHRISTIAN LUPICA, BUCKNELL Sr., Newtown, Pa.
Lupica won the 110-meter hurdles at the Colonial Relays with a time of 13.94, beating the IC4A standard and ranking 11th in the NCAA East Region this season.

AUSTIN BATISTE, NAVY Jr., Long Beach, Calif.
Batiste won the 400-meter dash against Army with an IC4A qualifying time of 47.93.

TOM BUFFONE, NAVY Sr., Freehold, N.J.
Buffone won the hammer throw (57.03m) and placed second in the shot put (16.38m) against rival Army, beating the IC4A standard in each event.

ETHAN KNIGHT, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Sr., Mendota Heights, Minn.
Knight topped the IC4A standard with a mark of 16.24 meters in the shot put at the Tiger Classic.

JENN SILVESTRI, BUCKNELL Jr., Sparta, N.J.
Silvestri ran the 400-meter hurdles at the Colonial Relays in an ECAC qualifying time of 1:02.91.

SARAH BERNHARDT, NAVY Sr., Conshohocken, Pa.
Bernhardt won the 400-meter hurdles with an ECAC qualifying time of 1:03.00 in Navy's victory over Army.

Patriot League Tennis Weekly Awards

CORVIAS MALE TENNIS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ALAN PLEAT, COLGATE Sr., Roslyn, N.Y.
Pleat captured the deciding point for the Raiders in a 4-3 Patriot League win Saturday over Bucknell. After dropping the first set at No. 2 singles to the Bison' Daniel Wright, Pleat rallied for a 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 victory to complete Colgate's comeback from a 3-0 deficit in the match. Pleat also teamed with Nick Laub for an 8-6 win at No. 2 doubles versus Bucknell.

CORVIAS FEMALE TENNIS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
LISA JOURAVLEVA, BUCKNELL Fr., Franklin Lakes, N.J.
Jouravleva had a perfect 4-0 week as the Bison swept Patriot League matches against Lafayette and Colgate. The freshman dropped only a total of four games at No. 2 singles against the Leopards and Raiders and teamed with Michele Urbinati at No. 2 doubles for an 8-0 win versus Lafayette and 8-3 victory over Colgate.

Honorable mention

ALEX VAN VELZER, ARMY Sr., Montgomery, Texas
Van Velzer was 2-0 at No. 2 singles and teamed with Sam Lampan for a win at No. 1 doubles as the Black Knights swept Lehigh and Bucknell.

LAUREN DAVIS, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Jr., Mitchellville, Md.
Davis earned a key point at No. 2 singles as the Terriers nipped Connecticut 4-3 on Thursday.

NICK BYBEL, BUCKNELL Jr., Lancaster, Pa.
Bybel was pushed to a third set for the first time during his 16-match winning streak, but still posted a 3-0 record at No. 1 singles and 2-1 at No. 1 doubles.

REID BURCH, LOYOLA MARYLAND Fr., Lutherville, Md.
Burch earned the first singles point for a Loyola men's player against Navy since joining the Patriot League with a win at No. 3 on Wednesday.

CLAUDIA MACKENZIE, NAVY Fr., Surfside, Fla.
Mackenzie broke a 3-all tie in the annual Star Match against Army Saturday with a 6-1, 0-6, 6-4 victory at No. 6 singles for Navy's first-ever win against the Black Knights in women's tennis.


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MLAX: Buckeye Christopher May Named B1G Specialist of the Week
Graduate student recognized for fourth time

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Christopher May of the Ohio State men's lacrosse team has been named the Big Ten co-Specialist of the Week, the B1G announced Monday. May, a graduate student, won 18 faceoffs and picked up nine groundballs in the Buckeyes' win over Johns Hopkins Sunday. He has been recognized as the league's specialist of the week four times.

May, from McLean, Va., tied his career high with 18 wins, taking 29-of-30 faceoffs for the Buckeyes vs. the Blue Jays. It was his sixth game with nine or more groundballs this season. May won 5-of-6 faceoffs in the first quarter (as Ohio State came back from an early 2-0 deficit) and 4-of-7 in the second quarter. He dropped just one faceoff in the third quarter, winning 5-of-6 as Ohio State took a 9-8 lead. May then won four (of 10) faceoffs in the fourth quarter - including 2 of the last 3 - as Ohio State broke open an 11-all game late in regulation en route to a 15-12 win.

May has won 139-of-215 faceoffs this season and is ninth nationally with a .647 faceoff winning percentage. He has a team-high 96 groundballs on the year, ranking sixth in the NCAA with 8.0 a game.

Ohio State has now claimed 10 B1G weekly honors this season. May was also honored Feb. 9, Feb. 16 and March 2. Tom Carey was tabbed specialist of the week March 9, Jesse King was named offensive player of the week Feb. 23, Evan Mulchrone earned defensive player accolades Feb. 23, Trevor Hodgins (co Feb. 23) and Colin Chell (March 30) were recognized with the freshman of the week award and Tyler Pfister was named B1G Offensive Player of the Week March 16.

May and the No. 11 Buckeyes (9-3, 2-0 B1G) head to Ann Arbor, Mich., for a 2 p.m. Sunday game against Michigan (5-5, 1-1 B1G). The game will be televised by ESPNU.



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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - With two weeks left in the Patriot League regular season, first place Navy is the only team definitely IN the field for the six-team postseason tournament which begins with first round action two weeks from today.
No one is officially eliminated either, but that could all change this weekend as Army, Colgate and Loyola can punch their ticket with victories on Saturday. The Black Knights take on Navy in the 95th meeting between the two teams which will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network at 1 p.m. On the Patriot League Network, Boston University welcomes Loyola Maryland and Holy Cross hosts Colgate in a another pair of 1 p.m. contests.
Bucknell and Lafayette will play their Patriot League tilt at 7 p.m. in Folsom, Pa. as part of the 3rd Annual Relentless Cup and Lehigh will travel to Stony Brook for a Sunday afternoon non-League clash.
Patriot League Cumulative Statistics

THE TOP 5 @PL_MLAX NOTES

*Army had three players score at least three goals in the same game for the first time since 2010.
*Boston U. freshman Ryan Hilburn has scored a point in all 10 games this season.
*Colgate defense held Lehigh to just one goal over 36:57 stretch spanning from the first to the third quarter.
*Lafayette sophomore defender Erik Cannon leads the nation with 2.45 caused turnovers per game.
*Eleven Loyola men's lacrosse alumni made the active rosters of Major League Lacrosse teams.

Patriot League Notebook

Lafayette Picks Up First Patriot League Win of the Season
Lafayette earned a pair of wins last week, including its first Patriot League victory of the season -- an 11-7 win over Holy Cross on Senior Day at Fisher Stadium. Loyola's 17-7 win over Navy, coupled with Colgate's 12-8 victory over Lehigh and Army's 17-8 victory over Boston U. created a logjam of four two-loss teams at the top of the League standings with two weekends remaining on the League schedule. Bucknell suffered its third loss in a row, a 12-11 non-League setback at Mount St. Mary's.

Army-Navy Headlines Penultimate Weekend
Navy will play its final Patriot League regular season contest this weekend as the Mids host Army at 1 p.m. Saturday in the annual Star Match at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Navy has already clinched a spot in the Patriot League Tournament and the Black Knights are knocking on the door, just 1/2 game behind in the current standings. The 95th meeting between the teams will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network. Boston University hosts Loyola and Holy Cross welcomes Colgate in two other 1 p.m. contests and Lafayette and Bucknell will square off at 7 p.m. as part of the 3rd Annual Relentless Cup at Ridley High School in Folsom, Pa. Lehigh travels to Stony Brook for a 3 p.m. non-League match.

Despite Loss, Navy Clinches a Spot in 2015 Patriot League Tournament
Navy has secured a spot in the six-team Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Tournament that will take place beginning with quarterfinal round contests on April 21. Army, Colgate and Loyola can clinch a spot in the field with a win this weekend or a loss by Holy Cross. Boston University and Bucknell have a leg up for the final two spots, but Holy Cross, Lafayette and Lehigh are also in the postseason mix. Hosting rights for the semifinal and final rounds of the postseason tournament will likely go down to the final weekend although Navy could secure the honors with a win on Saturday and a loss by Loyola.

Bucknell and Lafayette to Take Part in Relentless Cup
The Headstrong Foundation, a group that aims to improve quality of live by those affected by cancer, will feature a full day of youth, high school and college lacrosse on Saturday at Ridley High School in Folsom, Pa. The Relentless Cup, which ends with a 7 p.m. Patriot League contests between Lafayette and Bucknell, raises funds for the cause through #ProjectGameDay, HEADstrong's online fundraising platform.

Holy Cross To Support Wounded Warrior Project
The Holy Cross men's lacrosse program will be supporting the Wounded Warrior Project through various events at its game versus Colgate on Saturday, April 11. The Wounded Warrior Project raises awareness and enlists the public's aid for the needs of injured service members. The Crusaders will be holding a free pre-game youth lacrosse clinic partnered with Trilogy Lacrosse from 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and an autograph session following the game.

Follow the Action on ASN, CBS, ESPN3 and PLN
Once again, the Patriot League will partner with Campus Insiders on the Patriot League Network, a streaming platform that will enable fans to watch League regular season and postseason events for free. In addition to roughly 50 Patriot League Men's Lacrosse contests available on PLN, another dozen will be broadcast by American Sports Network, CBS Sports Network and ESPN3. The 95th meeting between Army and Navy Men's Lacrosse will be broadcast live this weekend on CBS Sports Network with Dave Ryan handling the play-by-play and Evan Washburn serving as analyst.

Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Weekly Awards

CORVIAS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
JOHN GLESENER, ARMY Sr., A, Camillus, N.Y.
Glesener recorded a career high in points with nine as the Black Knights defeated Boston University 17-8 Saturday in West Point, N.Y. The Patriot League Preseason Player of the Year had recorded a hat trick by the end of the first quarter and tied a career-high with six goal before being removed from the game for the majority of the fourth quarter with Army comfortably ahead.

CORVIAS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ERIK CANNON, LAFAYETTE So., D, Ridgewood, N.J.
Cannon, who leads the nation in caused turnovers at 2.45 per contest, forced a season-high six turnovers in the Leopards 11-7 win Saturday against Holy Cross. The sophomore also recorded five groundballs against the Crusaders and was part of a defensive unit that allowed 7.0 goals per game last week while posting consecutive home wins against Monmouth and HC.

CORVIAS GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK
GRANT LIMONE, LOYOLA MARYLAND Fr., GK, Weston, Conn.
Limone directed the Greyhounds' defense to a solid effort in a 17-7 victory over No. 18 Navy, the first place team in the Patriot League. The freshman made eight saves on 13 shots on goal he faced and allowed only five goals in 54 minutes, 36 seconds of action against the Midshipmen while scooping a pair of groundballs.

CORVIAS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
ANTHONY ABBADESSA, COLGATE Fr., A, Phoenix, Ariz.
Abbadessa tied a season-high with five points on two goals and three assists in the Raiders 12-8 win over Lehigh. The freshman scored the goals on the only two shots he attempted, including one just 9.9 second before halftime. After the Mountain Hawks had closed to within 9-8 in the second half, Abbadessa scored his second goal with 8:30 remaining and assisted on another 3-1/2 minutes later to all but ice the game.

Honorable mention

BRANDON BURKE, COLGATE So., GK, Potomac, Md.
Burke recorded seven of his 10 saves in the second half to help the Raiders hold off Lehigh in a 12-8 victory.

BEN FALCONE, LAFAYETTE Jr., GK, Baltimore, Md.
Falcone made the most of his first two starts of the season for the Leopards, posting back-to-back wins over Monmouth and Holy Cross.

PAT FRAZIER, LOYOLA MARYLAND Sr., D, North Bethesda, Md.
Frazier led the Loyola defensive effort that allowed only four Navy goals and also scored his second goal of the season in the Greyhounds 17-7 victory.

ZACH HERREWEYERS, LOYOLA MARYLAND Jr., A, London, Ontario
Herreweyers matched his career-high with six points in the Greyhounds 17-7 win over No. 18 Navy.


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From: Widman, Adam[/B]
Date: Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 2:04 PM
Subject: WLAX: No. 14/18 Ohio State falls at No. 3/3 Duke
To:




April 9, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State Women's Lacrosse Contact: Adam Widman (widman.12@osu.edu)

RELATED INFO
· Follow the Buckeyes on Instagram
· Box Score attached

WLAX: No. 14/18 Ohio State falls at No. 3/3 Duke, 15-6
Buckeyes are back in action at 11 a.m. Sunday vs. No. 1 Maryland at Ohio Stadium

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 14/18 Ohio State women's lacrosse team fell on the road this afternoon at No. 3/3 Duke, 15-6, at Koskinen Stadium in Durham, N.C.

The loss drops Ohio State to 10-4 overall with three regular season games remaining before the Big Ten tournament. Duke improved to 13-1.

Junior Cian Dabrowski netted a hat trick - all in the second half - to lead the Buckeyes. Senior Jennifer Porretto added two goals and senior Mary Kate Facchina had one. Senior Jackie Cifarelli added an assist on Dabrowski's third goal of the game.

The Blue Devils were in control for most of this one as they jumped out to a 3-0 lead less than 4 minutes in. Porretto then put the Buckeyes on the board at the 26:26 mark to make it 3-1. However, Duke would score the next five goals to take an 8-1 lead into halftime.

The second half was a different story as the Buckeyes battled and played even with the Blue Devils the rest of the way, winning the ground balls 9-8 and draw controls 10-3. But the first-half deficit proved too much to overcome as Duke forced 10 Ohio State turnovers in each half and held the upper hand with a 33-19 shot advantage, including 17-8 in the first half.

Brigid Smith and Katie Trees led Duke with three goals each.

Ohio State will take on its second consecutive Top 5 opponent when it hosts No. 1 Maryland at 11 a.m. Sunday at Ohio Stadium. Admission is free and will also be televised on BTN and BTN2Go.com.


#GoBucks

ADAM WIDMAN
Associate Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications
Fawcett Center, 6th floor | 2400 Olentangy River Rd. | Columbus, OH 43210

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THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE.
 
[/B]ACC Men's Lacrosse - April 14




This week's ACC men's lacrosse release is linked below. Have a great rest of your week!
http://theacc.co/MLAX15release

Tuesday, April 14
Hobart at No. 4/4 Syracuse - 7 p.m. (ESPN3) http://es.pn/1GplHz7

Wednesday, April 15
No. 6/6 Duke at No. 16/20 Stony Brook - 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 18
No. 13/ 14 Georgetown at No. 10/9 Virginia - 1 p.m.
No. 6/6 Duke at No. 15/15 Marquette - 1 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)
No. 2/2 North Carolina at No. 1/1 Notre Dame - 4 p.m. (ESPNU/WatchESPN) http://es.pn/1Nm93X4
 
4-13-15

3 goals each by Brian Boylan and Zachary Blake paced the Buccaneers of Caravel Academy to a 16-1 win over Red Lion Academy.

3 goals each by Thomas Lindenhofen and Sean Doogan, 2 goals each by Richard Quinney and Alex Mikalajczek paced the Raiders of Concord to an 11-3 win over the Colonials of William Penn.

6 goals by Jason Whaley, 5 goals by Matthew Tull, 3 by Nate Quillen paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 17-4 win over the Indians of Indian River.

6 goals by Benjamin Moore, 4 by Austin Aguilar and Carter Kenton paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 19-12 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth. 3 goals by Cody Zuvitch and Ben Fahey for the Vikings in the loss.

5 goals by Madaline Schwartz, 3 goals each by Blakeley Simpler and Kiva Walsh paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 16-10 win over the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney. The Riders were led by Delaney Steele and Jenna Rigby each with 3 goals.

4-14-15

5 goals by Austin Fedele, 4 goals by Alex Fowler, 3 by David Robinson, 2 by Josh Cairo and David Robinson paced the Warriors of Wilmington Christian to a 21-5 win over the Christiana Vikings.

4 goals by Chase Humphreys paced the Warriors of Sanford to a 7-5 win over the Hornets of Tatnall. For the Hornets, Samuel Schluter led with 4.

3 goals by Andrew Pettit paced the Tower Hill Hillers to a 7-6 win over the Wilmington Friends Quakers. Andrew Jaworski led the Quakers with 3 goals.

6 goals by Cole Ferrara and 5 goals by Zach Bowen paced the Appoquinimink Jaguars to a 28-1 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

5 goals by Allison Campbell, 4 by Allison Delaney paced the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark to a 20-4 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.

4 goals by Olivia Duarte paced the Caravel Lady Buccaneers to a 19-4 win over the Lady Silver Eagles of Hodgson Vo Tech.

5 goals by Elizabeth and 4 by Allison Pantazes paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 18-4 win over the Lady Tigers of AI DuPont.

7 goals by Sarah Tappan, 4 by Jordan Brown, 3 by Lexi Woodruff, 2 by Katie Klabe and Lizzie Frederick paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 20-7 win over the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews.

5 goals by Grace Gast, 3 by Mira Prisco, 2 by Natalie Glascock and teammate Cydney Barnes paced the Lady Senators of Dover to a 14-10 win over the Lady Jags of Appoquinimink.
 
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From: Parker, Leann[/B]
Date: Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 6:06 PM
Subject: MLAX: No. 11 Ohio State Posts 13-8 Road Win over Michigan
To:




April 12, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State men's lacrosse contact:
Leann Parker / parker.387@osu.edu / 614-266-4309[/URL]

MLAX: No. 11 Ohio State Posts 13-8 Road Win over Michigan
Buckeyes claim Creator's Trophy, improve to 10-3 overall and 3-0 in B1G play

RELATED INFO
· Release online
· Boxscore: Attached | Online
· Photo gallery
· Follow the Buckeyes on Instagram
· Follow the Buckeye staff on Twitter: @MBergey11

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The No. 11-ranked Ohio State men's lacrosse team claimed the Creator's Trophy with a 13-8 win over Michigan Sunday in Michigan Stadium. The Buckeyes, winners of their last three games and 6-1 in their last seven outings, improve to 10-3 overall and are 3-0 in Big Ten Conference play. The game was the first for Ohio State and Michigan (5-6, 1-2 B1G) as B1G foes.

"This was a great overall team effort," Nick Myers, Ohio State head coach, said. "We understood the responsibility we had to win on the road together. We are excited to bring home a Big Ten win and the Creator's Trophy back to Columbus."


Next up, the Buckeyes will host No. 3-ranked Maryland at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Showdown in the Shoe prior to the Ohio State football spring game. General admission tickets, which include both the lacrosse and football games, are $5 each and can be purchased online (go.osu.edu/ Buy2015SpringGameTix), in person at any Ticketmaster outlet or the Ohio State Ticket Office or by calling 1-800-GOBUCKS. Tickets will also be available on game day. Children 6 and under are free, along with Ohio State students who present a valid BuckID.

Sunday in Ann Arbor, Ohio State scored the game's first two goals before Michigan tallied four in a row to take a 4-2 lead early in the second quarter. The Buckeyes answered with a five-goal run, shutting out the Wolverines until halftime, to carry a 7-4 lead into intermission. Ohio State outscored Michigan 5-2 in the third quarter to extend the lead to 12-7. Michigan scored twice, with one Ohio State goal, in the fourth quarter for the 13-8 final.

In all, 12 Buckeyes had at least one point in the win, with eight scoring at least one goal. Freshman Colin Chell led the way with a career high three goals, two assists and five points. Senior David Planning had his first career three assist and five point outing. Junior Carter Brown had two goals and an assist for a three-point day and junior Ryan Hunter scored twice, while seniors Jesse King (1g, 1a) and Turner Evans (2a) had two points each. Redshirt sophomore goalie Tom Carey made 11 saves and graduate student Christopher May had 13 faceoff wins and picked up a game-high 10 groundballs, as well as scoring a goal.

In the first quarter, Ohio State opened the scoring at 14:03 on a goal from Planning, set up by Evans, and Brown scored 16 seconds later (13:47) off an assist from senior Reegan Comeault. Michigan scored the next four goals to take a 4-2 lead at 12:17 of the second quarter. The Wolverines got on the board 15 seconds after Brown's goal (13:32), tied the game at 9:36 and went ahead 3-2 at 6:07. Shots were 10-9 in favor of the Buckeyes in the quarter.

The Wolverines' Kyle Jackson netted the first goal of the second quarter at 12:17 for a two-goal advantage (4-2). Ohio State then went on a five-goal run, including three goals in the final 1:40, for a 7-4 lead at halftime. Sophomore John Kelly found King for a goal at 10:19 and Planning set up Chell for a goal at 8:26 to tie the game at four. At 1:40 Planning assisted on a goal from Hunter that trickled in to put Ohio State on top (5-4). May won the next faceoff and ran into the UM zone and scored his second goal of the year, tallying just six seconds after Hunter's tally. With time winding down, Pfister came around the net and found sophomore JT Blubaugh at the far side for a goal with nine seconds left in the quarter. Ohio State outshot Michigan, 14-8, in the stanza.

The Buckeyes outscored the Wolverines 5-2 in the third quarter, part of a 10-3 run, to push ahead, 12-6. UM scored the first goal of the stanza at 13:19 to make it a two-goal game (7-5). Soon after, Buckeye freshman Erik Evans caused a turnover and cleared the ball; Planning found Brown for a goal at 11:59 to complete the play. At 9:58 Brown set up a score by Hunter for a 9-5 Ohio State lead. UM answered at 8:40 but Chell scored back-to-back goals - at 7:47 set up by Evans and man-up at 6:14 assisted by King - to make the Buckeye lead 11-6. Chell assisted on a goal from sophomore John Kelly at 2:20 for the final goal of the quarter. Each team had eight shots in the stanza.

The teams combined for three goals in the fourth quarter, with Michigan outshooting the Buckeyes 10-7. UM's Mike Francia tallied man-up at 10:18 and Planning scored for the Buckeyes, taking a pass from Chell after he picked up a rebound, at 5:58. The final goal came from the Wolverines with 16 seconds left in regulation.

Ohio State outshot Michigan, 39-35, in the game. Carey had 11 saves, allowing seven goals, in 59:15 for the Buckeyes. It was his ninth game with 10 or more saves this season and he has a 7.65 goals-against average and .559 save percentage this year. Senior Cameron Stephens played the final 45 seconds and allowed one goal. Michigan's Gerald Logan had 11 saves in all 60 minutes.

The Buckeyes had the edge in groundballs (36-28), faceoffs (16-9) and clears (15-for-16/14-for-21). May had a team-high 10 groundballs for the Buckeyes and won 13-for-20 faceoffs, while sophomore Jake Withers won 3-of-5 and had two groundballs. This season, May has won 152-of-235 (.647) faceoffs and has a team-high 106 groundballs (8.15 per game). Junior Chris Mahoney had two of the Buckeyes' six caused turnovers in the game.

The Creator's Trophy is an annual traveling award among the first three Big Ten member schools that sponsored men's lacrosse (Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State) that was established in 2012. The trophy is only awarded when a team is 2-0 vs. the other schools. The Buckeyes, who first won the trophy in 2013, won at Penn State March 29 (10-8) to open Creator's Trophy play before the victory over Michigan.

King leads the Buckeyes with 30 goals, 18 assists and 48 points this season. Brown is second with 26 goals and 40 assists and tied with Planning for second with 14 assists each. Planning now has a career-high 14 assists and 27 points this season. Hunter and Planning are tied for third with 13 goals each, followed by Chell with 12.




LEANN PARKER
Athletics Communications Director | Ohio State Athletics
Fawcett Center 6th floor | 2400 Olentangy River Rd. | Columbus, OH 43210

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OhioStateBuckeyes.com



THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE
 
From: Sean Carroll
Date: Sat, Apr 18, 2015 at 6:10 PM
Subject: No. 1 Irish Top No. 2 Tar Heels, 15-14, In Dramatic Fashion
To:


University of Notre Dame Men's Lacrosse

*Box score attached*

*No. 1 Irish Top No. 2 Tar Heels, 15-14, In Dramatic Fashion*

*Fighting Irish score three man-up goals in final 1:15 to clinch ACC
regular-season title. *



* NOTRE DAME, Ind. -* A flurry of activity in the final minutes of
regulation ended with the top-ranked University of Notre Dame men's
lacrosse team claiming a 15-14 win over No. 2 North Carolina on Saturday
afternoon in front of a capacity and record crowd of 4,522 at Arlotta
Stadium.



The victory clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season
title for the Fighting Irish, who have won six straight games all against
ranked foes. Notre Dame will face Duke Friday in the semifinals of the ACC
Championship at PPL Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. Faceoff is scheduled for
5:30 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast on ESPNU.



Notre Dame (9-1, 4-0 ACC) trailed 14-12 late in Saturday's contest
when Irish junior attackman Matt Kavanagh raced towards the goal and was
shoved into the cage by North Carolina's Evan Connell resulting in a
two-minute non-releasable penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.



The Fighting Irish took full advantage by netting three goals in
the final 1:15 of the game. Kavanagh scored the first tally of the run and
Sergio Perkovic knotted the game, 14-14, with 33 seconds remaining.
Kavanagh completed his four-goal performance when he deposited the game
winner with seven seconds showing on the clock. Jim Marlatt assisted on
each of the final three goals.



"We work on those situations all the time," Notre Dame head coach
Kevin Corrigan said about the final moments of the game. "The last thing we
did on Wednesday, which was our last live day of practice this week, was

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Lacrosse 4-21-15 through 4-25-15

Lax 4-21-15-3 goals by Andrew Jaworski, 2 each by Thomas Manley, James Carney, Patrick Pearce and Matthew Tornek paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 13-2 win over Tatnall.

2 goals by Sean Doogan paced the Raiders of Concord to a 5-2 win over the Conrad School of Science.

5 goals by Colton Esper, 3 goals by Zack Blake, 2 by Justin Laznik paced the Buccaneers of Caravel to a 16-3 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

5 goals by Benjamin Moore, 3 by Austin Aguilar and Ryan Sipple, 2 each by Carter Kenton, Parker Sard and Austin Aguilar paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 19-6 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

5 goals by Cross Ferrara, 4 goals by Cole Dunbar, 3 goals by Zack Bowen, 2 by Logan Yoder and John Maloy paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 20-2 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.

4 goals by Ave Burleigh, 3 by Mira Prisco and Cydney Barnes, 2 by Grace Gast and Grace Survon paced the Lady Senators of Dover High to a 19-4 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark. Allison Delaney led Newark with 2 goals.

4 goals by Sawyer Chilton and Abigail Manning, 3 goals by Kiva Walsh and 2 by Emma Lynch paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 13-12 win over the Lady Quakers of Wilmington Friends. The Quakers were led by 4 goals by Blair Atkins, 3 each by Merrill Gatti and Brooke Winfield.

4 goals by Heather Estle and Carolyn Procak, 3 by Shelby Moore, Anna Leahan and Madaline Marconi paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 20-1 win over the Lady Glasgow Dragons.

7 goals by Amanda Berry paced the Lady Pandas of Padua to a 18-2 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.

6 goals each by Alison McKay and teammate Jamie Trabaudo who scored her 154th career goal surpassing former teammate Addie Stang's record of 151 goals became the All Time Scoring Leader at Polytech Girls Lacrosse History and 5 goals by Madilyn McKay paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 19-7 win over the Lady Auks of Archmere. The Auks were led by Pressley Conaty with 3 goals.

4-22-15 Lax

4 goals by Zachary Trabaudo 3 by Jeremy Armann paced the Panthers of Polytech to a 15-1 win over Sussex Central.

4 goals by Thomas Aloe, 3 goals each by Dave Schmidt and Sean McLeish paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 20-7 win over the Eagles of Smyrna. James Russillo led the Eagles with 2 goals.

4 goals by Spencer Green, 3 goals by Tommy Bloom and 2 by Jacob Emmanuel paced the Warriors of Sanford School to a 9-8 overtime win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian. David Robinson and Alex Fowler each led with 3 goals.

6 goals by Jason Whaley and 4 goals by Matthew Tull and Ian Carlisle paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 19-7 win over the Senators of Dover. The Senators were led by Devaughn Williams with 3 goals.

5 goals by Matthew Viramontes and Ring Laardner paced the Milford Buccaneers to a 16-4 win over the Lake Forest Spartans.

3 goals by Andrew Blewett and Linnie Vann paced the Delmar Wildcats to a 13-0 win over the Indians of Indian River.

4 goals by Paul Wolfe and Justin Carroll paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 12-1 win over the Auks of Archmere.

5 goals by Sophia Brennan paced Worcester Prep of Maryland to a 14-13 win over Cape Henlopen. The Lady Vikings were led by Lizzie Frederick with 5 goals and 4 by Sarah Tappan.

6 goals by Lauren Phillips, 5 goals by Olivia Duarte and 4 by Isabelle Orticelle paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 20-4 win over the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

4 goals by Heather Estelle and Madeline Marconi paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 16-2 win over the Silver Eagles of Hodgson.

3 goals by Sawyer Chilton and Emma Lynch paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 11-3 win over the Lady Warriors of Sanford.

3 goals by Allison Pantazes and Lauren Berry, 2 goals by Emily Pantazes paced the Lady Cavaliers of Middletown to a 20-3 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

4-23-15

3 goals by Brendan McCloskey, 2 by Mark Frontera and Kevin Marchioni paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 9-4 win over the Cougars of Delcastle. The Cougars were led on 2 goals each by Sean Deel and Warren Underwood.

6 goals by Cole Ferrara, 4 goals by Zack Bowen paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 17-6 win over the Polytech Panthers.

5 goals by Shawn Haggerty and Ryan Warwick paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 17-4 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant. Alvin Chen led the Knights with 3 goals.

9 goals by John Lewis 8 goals by Carlos Grau paced the Glasgow Dragons to a 18-17 win over the Highlanders of McKean. The Highlanders were led by 6 goals by Brandon Margis and 4 goals by James Evans.

4 goals by Nick Sturdivant paced the William Penn Colonials to an 8-2 win over the Hodgson Silver Eagles.

2 goals by William Jennings paced the AI DuPont Tigers to a 2-1 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown.

6 goals by George Sumpter paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 12-1 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

5 goals by Jordan Wood, 2 each by Alex Mash, Kendall Atkins, Molly Ritter, Katharine Chitty paced the Lady Force of Charter to a 16-0 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

3 goals by Cady Burnside and Michelle Fontana paced the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 13-2 win over the Glasgow Lady Dragons.

5 goals by Pressley Conaty paced the Auks of Archmere to a 19-1 win over the Red Lion Lady Lions.

6 goals by Allison McKay, 3 goals by Jamie Trabaudo paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 14-9 win over the Lady Quakers of Friends. The Lady Quakers were led by Meryl Gatti with 3 goals.

7 goals by Delaney Steele, 3 by Jenna Rigby paced the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 13-9 win over the Eagles of Smyrna.

10 goals by Elizabeth Shields paced the Lady Tigers of AI DuPont to a 16-10 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark. The Jackets were led by Allison Campbell with 4 goals.

8 goals by Amanda Berry, 4 goals by Samantha Haines paced the Lady Pandas of Padua to a 18-7 win over St. Thomas More.

4-24-15 Games

3 goals by Luke and James Russillo paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 10-3 win over the Hornets of Tatnall.

6 goals by Andrew Pettit paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 12-8 win over the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy. Justin Carroll led the Seahawks with 3 goals.

4 goals by Shane Pierce paced the Newark Yellowjackets to a 9-4 win over William Penn.

4 goals by Kendra Schweizer, 2 by Alyssa Simmons and Claire Estes paced the Lady Spartans of St. Marks to a 10-7 win over the Hillers of Tower Hill. The Lady Hillers were led by Madeline Schwartz with 3 goals and 2 by Kiva Walsh.

6 goals by Louisa Belk, 5 by Elizabeth Wainwright, 3 by Neely Egan 2 by Caroline Priester and Hanna Soulati paced the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews School to a 19-8 win over Tatnall. Margaret Crivelli led the Lady Hornets with 7 goals.

4-25-15 Delaware Boys High School Lax Wrap

5 goals by Dean Marsh 4 goals by James Colligan 2 by Nicolas Torres paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 16-2 win over McKean.

3 goals by Thomas Manley and 2 goals by James Carney paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 10-6 win over the Warriors of Sanford. The Warriors were led by Tommy Bloom with 2 goals.

3 goals by Dalton Ziemba and Derek Jackson 2 goals by James Hamory and Eryk Liszewski paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 12-7 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine. The Bulldogs were led by Joshua Fontana and Eric Clay with 2 goals each.

5 goals by Colin Duffy, 3 by Anthony Brawley, 2 each by Ben Revak, Xavier Glavin, Robert Baxter, Caleb Smack and Jackson Singewald paced the Auks of Archmere to a 18-8 win over Cape Henlopen. The Vikings were led by Michael Hopkins with 2 goals and 2 by Erik Stayne Stankofski.

6 goals by Sarah Tappan 3 by Katie Klabe, 2 by Lizzie Frederick and Cailey Thornburg paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 16-7 win over the Raiders of Ursuline Academy.

5 goals by Julia Collins, 4 goals by Pressley Conaty, 3 by Sydney Yannick and Kennedy Murphy paced the Lady Auks of Archmere to a 14-9 win over the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney. The Lady Riders were led by Delaney Steele with 5 goals and 2 each by Jenna Rigby and Meaghan Stewart.
 
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