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Men's Lacrosse Division I Highlights MEN’S LACROSSE DIVISION I HIGHLIGHTS 2018-1971 8-55 Champions prior to NCAA 56 2 DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Division I Championship Highlights 2018 LEADING SCORERS Name GP G A Pts. After 47 years, Yale has ended the NCAA DI men’s lacrosse season as the Ben Reeves, Yale .......................................................................................4 11 14 25 best team in the country. Jackson Morrill, Yale ................................................................................4 10 9 19 Justin Guterding, Duke ..........................................................................4 10 7 17 The Bulldogs’ 17th win of the season ended nearly a half-century of waiting Connor Fields, Albany (NY) ..................................................................3 5 10 15 as Yale managed to take down a powerhouse in Duke, topping the Blue Joe Roberston, Duke ..............................................................................4 11 2 13 Matt Gaudet, Yale .....................................................................................4 13 0 13 Devils 13-11 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts to win the 2018 NCAA DI Men’s Lacrosse Championship. 2018 OPENING-ROUND Matt Gaudet and Jack Tigh combined for seven goals, Ben Reeves added a MAY 9 goal and three assists, and Yale’s much-ballyhooed offense looked sharp for the majority of the afternoon. They hopped out to quick 3-0 lead in the first Robert Morris 12, Canisius 6 quarter and never trailed, keeping the Blue Devils’ multiple rally attempts Robert Morris 2 5 4 1 — 12 Canisius 1 0 2 3 — 6 at bay. Robert Morris scoring - Justin Mayfield 3; Shane Majewski 2; Jimmy Perkins 2; Zachary Bryant 1; Tyson Gibson 1; Corson Kealey 1; Ryan Smith 1; Carter Yepsen 1. Canisius scoring - Mathi Boissonneault 2; Steven Coss 2; Ryan McKee 1; Keith Pravato 1. Shots: Robert Morris 37, Canisius 26. Saves : Robert Morris-Chris Reynolds 6; Canisius-Liam Ganzhorn 11. Attendance: 638 2018 FIRST ROUND MAY 12 Duke 17, Villanova 11 Villanova 3 1 3 4 — 11 Duke 3 8 1 5 — 17 Villanova scoring - Danny Seibel 5; John Kluh 2; Devin McNamara 1; Connor Kirts 1; Keegan Khan 1; Kieran Byrnes 1. Duke scoring - Joe Robertson 4; Sean Lowrie 2; Justin Guterding 2; Nakeie Montgomery 3; David Gill 2; Brian Smyth 1; Brad Smith 1; Reilly Walsh 2;. Shots: Villanova 36, Duke 45. Saves: Villanova-Michael Toomey 3, Nick Testa 6; Duke- Danny Fowler 8, Turner Uppgren 1. Attendance: 972. Yale 15, Massachusetts 13 Massachusetts 3 2 2 6 — 13 Yale 4 2 6 3 — 15 Massachusetts scoring - Devin Spencer 1 ; Kevin Tobin 1 ; Ben Spencer 3 ; Chris Connolly 1 ; Isaac Paparo 2 ; Jake Lisauskas 1 ; Billy Philpott 1 ; Buddy Carr 3. Yale scoring - Ben Reeves 2 ; Lucas Cotler 2 ; Jackson Morrill 7 ; Jack Tigh 1 ; Matt Gaudet 2 ; Brendan Rooney 1. Shots: Massachusetts 38, Yale 48. Saves: Massachusetts-Sean Sconone 10; Yale-Jack Starr 9. Attendance: 1,411. Loyola Maryland 14, Virginia 12 Virginia 1 2 4 5 — 12 Loyola Maryland 1 3 1 3 — 8 Virginia scoring - Dox Aitken 4; Ian Laviano 2; Matt Moore 2; Michael Kraus 1; Mike D’Amario 1; Regan Quinn 1; Jared Conners 1. Loyola Maryland scoring - Kevin Lindley 4; Jay Drapeau 2; Pat Spencer 2; Mike Orefice 2; John Duffy 1; P.J. Brown 1; Alex McGovern 1; Ryan McNulty 1. Shots: Virginia 34, Loyola Maryland 40. Saves: Virginia-Alex Rode 11; Loyola Maryland-Jacob Stover 7. Attendance: 2,407. Albany (NY) 18, Richmond 9 Richmond 2 3 3 1 — 9 Albany (NY) 5 4 4 5 — 18 Richmond scoring - Ryan Lanchbury 2; Mitch Goldberg 2; Teddy Hatfield 2; Mitch Savoca 2; Tyler Shoults 1.. Albany (NY) scoring - Tehoka Nanticoke 4; Sean Eccles 3; Troy Reh 3; Connor Fields 2; Justin Reh 2; Jakob Patterson 2; Kyle McClancy 1; Alex Burgmaster. Shots: Richmond 33, Albany (NY) 45. Saves: Richmond-Blake Goodman 12; Albany (NY)-JD Colarusso 9. Attendance: 4,800. MAY 13 Maryland 14, Robert Morris 11 Robert Morris 3 3 1 4 — 11 Maryland 1 2 6 5 — 14 Robert Morris scoring - Jimmy Perkins 3; Matt Schmidt 2; Carter Yepsen 1; Shane Majewski 1; Mitchell Wales 1; Adrian Torok-Orban 1; Sean Doyle 1; Eddie Smith 1. Maryland scoring - Connor Kelly 4; Bubba Fairman 3; Tim Rotanz 2; Jared Bernhardt 2; Colin Giblin 1; Adam DiMillo 1; Roman Puglise 1. DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS 3 Shots: Robert Morris 39, Maryland 28. Saves: Robert Morris-Chris Reynolds 7; 2018 SEMIFINALS Maryland-Dan Morris 13. Attendance: 1,089. MAY 26 at Foxboro, MA Cornell 10, Syracuse 9 Duke 13, Maryland 8 Cornell 3 2 3 2 — 10 Duke 4 4 2 3 — 13 Syracuse 3 4 1 1 — 9 Maryland 0 5 2 1 — 8 Cornell scoring - Clarke Petterson 5; Jake Mcculloch 2; Colton Rupp 1; Jordan Duke scoring - Justin Guterding 3; Joe Robertson 3; Nakeie Montgomery 3; Dowiak 1; Cooper Telesco 1. Peter Conley 1; Sean Lowrie 1; Kevin Quigley 1; Reilly Walsh 1.. Syracuse scoring - Jamie Trimboli 2; Tucker Dordevic 2; Brendan Bomberry 2; Nate Maryland scoring - Logan Wisnauskas 2; Jared Bernhardt 2; Connor Kelly 1; Solomon 1; Brendan Curry 1; Stephen Rehfuss 1. Tim Rotanz 1; Anthony DeMaio 1; Bubba Fairman 1.. Shots: Cornell 35, Syracuse 37. Saves: Cornell-Christian Knight 8, Caelahn Bullen 0; Shots: Duke 38, Maryland 28. Saves: Duke-Danny Fowler 12, Turner Uppgren 0; Syracuse-Dom Madonna 12. Maryland-Dan Morris 14. Attendance: 3,465. Attendance: 30,616. Johns Hopkins 10, Georgetown 9 OT Georgetown 3 3 2 1 0 — 9 Johns Hopkins 3 0 1 5 1 — 10 Yale 20, Albany (NY) 11 Yale 7 5 5 3 — 20 Georgetown scoring - Robert Clark 3; Lucas Wittenberg 2; Craig Berge 2; Jake Albany (NY) 1 4 2 4 — 11 Carraway 1; Matt Behrens 1. Johns Hopkins scoring - Kyle Marr 5; Joel Tinney 3; Patrick Fraser 1; Shack Stanwick Yale - Ben Reeves 5 ; Joseph Sessa 1 ; John Daniggelis 1 ; Jackson Morrill 3 ; Christian 1. Cropp 1 ; Ted Forst 1 ; Matt Gaudet 6 ; Brendan Rooney 2. Shots: Georgetown 20, Johns Hopkins 39. Saves: Georgetown-Nick Marrocco 11; Albany (NY) - Tehoka Nanticoke 1 ; Td Ierlan 1 ; Connor Fields 3 ; Jakob Patterson 1 ; Johns Hopkins-Brock Turnbaugh 4. Jack Burgmaster 1 ; Alex Burgmaster 1 ; Ron John 1 ; Sean Eccles 2. Attendance: 2,169 Shots: Yale 45, Albany (NY) 30. Saves: Yale-Jack Starr 7; Albany (NY)-Nate Siekierski 7, JD Colarusso 6. Denver 9, Notre Dame 7 Attendance: 30,616. Denver 2 3 1 3 — 9 Notre Dame 1 2 3 1 — 7 2018 CHAMPIONSHIP Denver - Austin French 3; Ethan Walker 3; Colton Jackson 2; Colton McCaffrey 1. Notre Dame - Ryder Garnsey 4; Bryan Costabile 2; Mikey Wynne 1. MAY 28 at Foxboro, MA Shots: Denver 31, Notre Dame 29. Saves: Denver-Alex Ready 10; Notre Dame-Matt Yale 13, Duke 11 Schmidt 3. Duke 1 3 5 2 — 11 Attendance: . 1,164 Yale 3 3 6 1 — 13 2018 QUARTERFINALS Duke scoring - Justin Guterding 2; Joey Manown 2; Peter Conley 2; Joe Robertson 2; Kevin Quigley 2; Brad Smith 1.. HIGHLIGHTS I DIVISION MAY 19 at Hempstead, NY Yale scoring - Matt Gaudet 4; Jack Tigh 3; Ben Reeves 1; Lucas Cotler 1; Jason Alessi, 1; Joseph Sessa 1; Brian Tevlin 1; Brendan Rooney 1. Yale 8, Loyola Maryland 5 Shots: Duke 33, Yale 38. Saves: Duke-Danny Fowler 8; Yale-Jack Starr 9. Loyola Maryland 3 1 0 1 — 5 Attendance: 29,455. Yale 5 1 1 1 — 8 Loyola Maryland scoring - John Duffy 1 ; Pat Spencer 2 ; Pj Brown 1 ; Alex Mcgovern 1. Yale scoring - Ben Reeves 3 ; John Daniggelis 2 ; Brian Tevlin 1 ; Jack Tigh 1 ; Matt Gaudet 1. Shots: Loyola Maryland 27, Yale 42. Saves: Loyola Maryland-Jacob Stover 19; Yale- Jack Starr 9. Attendance: 6,486. Albany (NY) 15, Denver 13 Denver 2 3 4 4 — 13 Albany (NY) 4 3 4 4 — 15 Denver scoring - Colton Jackson 4; Joe Reid 3; Colton McCaffrey 2; Nate Marano 1; Ted Sullivan 1; Trevor Baptiste 1; Ethan Walker 1. Albany (NY) scoring - Kyle McClancy 3; Sean Eccles 3; Jakob Patterson 3; Tehoka Nanticoke 3; Justin Reh 2; Troy Reh 1. Shots: Denver 34, Albany (NY) 39. Saves: Denver-Alex Ready 10; Albany (NY) JD Colarusso 7. Attendance: 6,486. MAY 20 at Annapolis, MD Maryland 13, Cornell 8 Cornell 0 4 0 4 — 8 Maryland 1 5 5 2 — 13 Cornell scoring - Jordan Dowiak 4; Clarke Petterson 2; Connor Fletcher 1; Cooper Telesco 1. Maryland scoring - Bubba Fairman 3; Jared Bernhardt 3; Logan Wisnauskas 2; Anthony DeMaio 2; Connor Kelly 1; Colin Giblin 1; Michael Adler 1. Shots: Cornell 38, Maryland 30. Saves: Cornell-Christian Knight 7; Maryland-Dan Morris 8. Attendance: 13,047. Duke 14, Johns Hopkins 9 Johns Hopkins 1 2 2 4 — 9 Duke 4 3 2 5 — 14 Johns Hopkins scoring - Kyle Marr 2; Cole Williams 2; Patrick Fraser 1; Jake Fox 1; Christopher Hubler 1; Brinton Valis 1; Connor DeSimone 1.. Duke scoring - Justin Guterding 3; Joe Robertson 2; Nakeie Montgomery 2; Joey Manown 2; Brad Smith 1; Greg Pelton 1; Brian Smyth 1; Reilly Walsh 1; John Prendergast 1. Shots: Johns Hopkins 44, Duke 42. Saves: Johns Hopkins-Brock Turnbaugh 9; Duke- Danny Fowler 11. 4 DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Division I Championship Highlights 2017 LEADING SCORERS Name GP G A Pts. Matt Rambo, Maryland .........................................................................4 8 12 20 The Maryland men’s lacrosse team defeated Ohio State 9-6 to capture the 2017 Divi- Justin Guterding, Duke ..........................................................................2 6 8 14 sion I Men’s Lacrosse Championship at Gilette Stadium Monday. Joe Seider, Towson ..................................................................................3 11 2 13 Junior Tim Rotanz scored three goals to pace the Terps offense, while senior defender Tim Rotanz, Maryland ............................................................................4 11 1 12 Tim Muller was named the Championship’s Most Outstanding Player. Eric Fannell, Ohio St.
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