SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 2013 ORANGE MEN’S LACROSSE

11 NCAA TITLES • 26 FINAL FOUR APPEARANCES • 5 UNDEFEATED SEASONS • 24 LACROSSE HALL OF FAMERS

2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS SETTING THE SCENE: SYRACUSE VS. NOTRE DAME (10-3, 4-1 BIG EAST) SYRACUSE ORANGE GAME DETAILS Record: 10-3, 4-1 BIG EAST Date: Saturday, April 27, 2013 February Ranking: No. 7 (IL) Loca on: East Rutherford, N.J. 17 ALBANY (TWCS) L, 15-16 (2OT) No. 9 (USILA) Stadium: MetLife Stadium (82,566) 24 ARMY (TWCS) W, 6-2 Head Coach: John Desko Faceoff : 6:30 p.m. (Eastern) March Overall Record: 181-57 (.761) Series: SU leads, 5-1 1 #6 VIRGINIA (TWCS) W, 9-8 (OT) Record at SU: Same Tickets: BigCityClassic.com 9 vs. St. John’s *! (ESPN3) W, 13-11 vs. Notre Dame: 5-1 (.833) TV: ESPNU 16 #4 JOHNS HOPKINS (ESPNU) W, 13-8 Eamon McAnaney, play-by-play 19 at Providence * W, 18-9 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH Quint Kessenich, analyst 23 at Villanova * L, 10-11 Record: 10-2, 4-1 BIG EAST Paul Carcaterra, sidelines 29 CANISIUS (TWCS) W, 17-5 Ranking: No. 1 (IL) Radio: WTKW 99.5 FM/ESPN 97.7 FM (Syracuse) No. 2 (USILA) Brian Higgins, play-by-play April Head Coach: Kevin Corrigan Kyle FeƩ erly, analyst 6 at #8 Princeton (ESPNU) W, 13-12 Student Radio: WAER 88.3 FM (Syracuse) 10 #2 CORNELL (ESPNU) W, 13-12 Overall Record: 250-126 (.665) Record at ND: 240-111 (.684) Ben Fontana, play-by-play 13 RUTGERS * (TWCS) W, 12-11 Kevin Fitzgerald, play-by-play 16 HOBART (TWCS) L, 12-13 vs. Syracuse: 1-5 (.167) Heather Prusak, sidelines 20 at Georgetown * W, 9-8 Live Video: WatchESPN.com 27 vs. #2 Notre Dame *# (ESPNU) 6:30 p.m. Live Audio: SUAthle cs.com (Orange All Access) May Live Stats: SUAthle cs.com 2-4 BIG EAST Tournament Twi er: @Cuse, @sumenslax (Villanova, Pa.) THE MATCHUP * - BIG EAST Conference game SU-ND TO PLAY FOOTBALL AT No. 9 Syracuse wraps up the 2013 regular season against No. ! - Whitman’s Sampler Independence Classic 2 Notre Dame in the second game of the Konica Minolta Big METLIFE STADIUM (PPL Park; Chester, Pa.) This year’s lacrosse game won’t be the only # - Konica Minolta Big City Classic City Classic on Saturday, April 27 at MetLife Stadium. The BIG me Syracuse and Notre Dame meet at (MetLife Stadium; East Rutherford, N.J.) EAST regular-season tle and the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament are on line. Syracuse, Notre Dame and Villanova are MetLife Stadium. The Orange and Irish are Home games in BOLD CAPS scheduled to play one another in football at all ed atop the conference standings with 4-1 BIG EAST records. the facility in 2014 and 2016. TALE OF THE TAPE The Orange can claim at least a share of the regular-season crown The Orange football team is quickly Syracuse Notre Dame with a victory. Syracuse wins the regular-season championship becoming a regular MetLife Stadium tenant. Record ...... 10-3...... 10-2 outright, and earns the top seed in the BIG EAST Tournament with Syracuse opens the upcoming 2013 season Shots/Game ...... 38.0...... 39.4 a victory against the Irish and a Villanova loss to Providence. there versus Penn State on Aug. 31. Last year, Goals/Game...... 12.31...... 11.0 the Orange hosted USC at MetLife, losing 42-29 to the Trojans. Assists/Game ...... 7.6...... 6.25 Notre Dame clinches its second straight conference regular- Points/Game ...... 19.9...... 17.25 season tle and the No. 1 seed in the league tournament with a Shot %...... 324 (160-494)...... 279 (132-473) victory over the Orange. GAA ...... 9.59...... 7.79 Ground Balls/Game ...... 28.6...... 28.0 ABOUT THE BIG CITY CLASSIC EMO ...... 13-40 (.325)...... 9-33 (.273) This is the fi h year of the Konica Minolta Big City Classic, an event organized Clears ...... 244-268 (.910)..... 202-230 (.878) by Inside Lacrosse. This year’s edi on features two games. Princeton versus Faceoff % ...... 148-327 (.453)..... 143-271 (.528) Cornell starts things off at 4 p.m. followed by Syracuse-Notre Dame at 6:30 Penal es ...... 49/39:30...... 35/26:00 p.m.

Syracuse Leaders The Orange has been part of the Big City Classic since its incep on in Goals: Luke Come /Derek Maltz, 24 2009 and holds a 2-2 all- me record in the event. See the next page for a Assists: JoJo Marasco, 30 complete list of Syracuse’s Big City Classic results. Points: JoJo Marasco, 46 Saves: Dominic Lamolinara, 80 THE SERIES Notre Dame Leaders The Orange is 5-1 all- me against Notre Dame. The Orange won the fi rst fi ve games in the series. Notre Goals: Ma Kavanagh, 23 Dame ended Syracuse’s reign with an 8-6 win at Arlo a Stadium last season. Overall, Syracuse is 2-0 against Assists: Ma Kavanagh, 13 the Irish at neutral sites with triumphs in the 2001 NCAA semifi nals (12-5) and the 2008 NCAA quarterfi nals Points: Ma Kavanagh, 36 (11-9). Saves: John Kemp, 106

SYRACUSE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS • 105W MANLEY FIELD HOUSE • SYRACUSE, NY 13244 • P: 315.443.2608 • F: 315.443.3405 MLAX CONTACT: MIKE MORRISON • E-MAIL: [email protected] • WEB: SUATHLETICS.COM • TWITTER: @CUSE CLOSE SHAVES MOST ONE-GOAL GAMES IN 2013 THE SERIES VS. NOTRE DAME Syracuse has played eight one-goal games in 2013, the most in the na on, and the team’s most ever in one season. So far the Rk. Team No. Record Date Score W/L/T W L T Orange is 5-3 in those contests with consecu ve one-goal wins 1. Syracuse 8 5-3 5/26/01 12-5 W 1 0 0 against Princeton (April 6), Cornell (April 10) and Rutgers (April 2. Delaware 6 1-5 Drexel 6 5-1 3/11/04 * 19-13 W 2 0 0 13). Overall, Syracuse’s last fi ve games have all been decided by 5/18/08 11-9 W 3 0 0 Stony Brook 6 2-4 a single tally. The only loss in that stretch was a 13-12 defeat Denver 6 4-2 5/1/10 12-6 W 4 0 0 against Hobart on April 16. Fairfi eld 6 4-2 4/30/11 * 11-8 W 5 0 0 Bellarmine 6 3-3 4/28/12 6-8 L 5 1 0

* denotes home game LAST TIME THEY MET

Overall: SU leads, 5-1 Notre Dame 8, Syracuse 6 At Syracuse: SU leads, 2-0 At Notre Dame: Tied, 1-1 April 28, 2012 At Neutral Sites: SU leads, 2-0 Arlotta Stadium • South Bend, Ind. In Overtime: N/A NCAA Tournament: SU leads, 2-0 After failing to score in the first half, No. 17 Syracuse recorded six goals after intermission, but came Longest SU Win Streak: 5 (2001-11) up short in its regular-season finale, losing 8-6 to No. 3 Notre Dame in front of a sold-out crowd of Longest ND Win Streak: 1 (2012) 4,522 at Arlotta Stadium. SU Total Goals: 71 The Orange trailed 4-0 at the half and 6-3 after three quarters before rallying to get within one, 7-6, midway through the final period. Syracuse was never able to tie the game though, and Will Corrigan ND Total Goals: 49 added an insurance goal for the Irish with 7:10 left to produce the final score and extend Notre Dame’s SU’s Most Goals: 19 (2004) winning streak to 10 games. ND’s Most Goals: 13 (2004) JoJo Marasco and Bobby Eilers led the Orange with three points each. Marasco finished with two SU’s Largest Margin of Victory: 7 (2001) goals and one assist, while Eilers recorded one goal and a career-high tying two assists. Tim Desko also ND’s Largest Margin of Victory: 2 (2012) contributed two goals for the Orange. The Irish opened up a 3-0 lead after the first quarter on goals by Jim Marlatt, Westy Hopkins and SU IN THE BIG CITY CLASSIC Ryan Foley. In the second quarter, Pat Cotter scored on Notre Dame’s only shot of the period to extend the Irish advantage to 4-0 at the break. Date Opponent W/L/T Score The Orange scoring drought reached 37:53 before Desko fired a left-handed laser past Notre Dame 4/3/09 Princeton L 8-12 goalie John Kemp at the 7:07 mark of the third quarter to get Syracuse on the scoreboard. Joe Moore 4/10/10 Princeton W 11-4 followed with an unassisted goal in transition to cut the Notre Dame advantage to 4-2. 4/3/11 Duke W 13-11 With the momentum starting to swing Syracuse’s way, the Irish responded by scoring two of the 4/1/12 Duke L 10-12 third quarter’s last three goals, including one by Foley with one-tenth of a second left in the stanza. Foley’s last-second goal pushed the Notre Dame lead to 6-3 heading into the fourth quarter. NOTES: Marasco and Notre Dame’s Sean Rogers traded goals in the first two minutes of the final period. The inaugural Big City Classic in 2009 was played A nifty between-the-legs score by Desko, and an Eilers’ goal closed the gap to 7-6 with 7:43 left in at old Giants Stadium. regulation. However, Eilers’ tally was the Orange’s last of game as Notre Dame’s top-ranked defense held Syracuse scoreless the rest of the way. The 2010 Big City Classic was the first sporting event held at MetLife Stadium (then known as NOTRE DAME 8, SYRACUSE 6 New Meadowlands Stadium). 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final In SU’s 2011 Big City Classic win against Duke, Syracuse (7-7, 3-3) 0 0 3 3 6 John Galloway earned his 52nd victory, Notre Dame (11-1, 6-0) 3 1 2 2 8 surpassing Princeton’s Scott Bacigalupo as the NCAA’s all-time winningest Division I goalie. Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Marasco 2, Desko 2, Eilers 1, Moore 1 The 2012 Big City Classic set the NCAA regular- Assists - Eilers 2, Marasco 1, Palasek 1 season attendance record for a lacrosse-only Notre Dame Scoring: event (25,934). Goals - Foley 2, Rogers 1, Hopkins 1, Murphy 1, Marlatt 1, Cotter 1, Corrigan 1 Assists - Rogers 2, Brenneman 1, Doyle 1, Foley 1, Hopkins 1, Pfeifer 1 SU IN INSIDE LACROSSE EVENTS Shots: Syracuse 31, Notre Dame 21 Date Opponent W/L/T Score Ground balls: Syracuse 26, Notre Dame 24 3/3/07 Virginia (FOC) L 8-11 Faceoffs: Syracuse 9-17, Notre Dame 8-17 3/1/08 Virginia (FOC) L (OT) 13-14 Clears: Syracuse 15-20, Notre Dame 15-19 4/3/09 Princeton (BCC) L 8-12 Extra-Man: Syracuse 0-2, Notre Dame 0-1 4/10/10 Princeton (BCC) W 11-4 Saves: Syracuse 9 (Wardwell 9), Notre Dame 11 (Kemp 11) 3/12/11 Georgetown (FOC) W (OT) 9-8 Turnovers: Syracuse 20, Notre Dame 20 4/3/11 Duke (BCC) W 13-11 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 3, Notre Dame 5 4/1/12 Duke (BCC) L 10-12 Penalties: Syracuse 1/1:00, Notre Dame 2/1:30 3/9/13 St. John’s (IC) W 13-11 Attendance: 4,522 Totals 8 games 4-4 Game Notes: The Irish finished the year unbeaten in BIG EAST play for the first time to win the FOC - Face-Off Classic; Baltimore, Md. conference regular-season championship … Marasco extended his point-scoring streak to 22 games … BCC - Big City Classic; East Rutherford, N.J. The loss was Syracuse’s first to Notre Dame … The Orange is 5-1 all-time against the Irish. IC - Independence Classic; Chester, Pa.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 2 SYRACUSE’S PROBABLE LINEUP SU IN THE POLLS

Pos. No. Name Cl. G A Pts GBs Notes Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll Attack 2 Kevin Rice So. 14 20 34 16 Averaging 2.8 ppg in BIG EAST play Week 10 - April 22 7 Derek Maltz Jr. 24 5 29 17 7 goals in the last 3 games (2.3 gpg) 17 Dylan Donahue R-Fr. 14 6 20 18 Goals on 1st 5 shots of season; .500 shooting pct. (14-28) Rk School (first-place votes) Rec. Pts. OR 1. Notre Dame (15) 10-2 408 3 Billy Ward Jr. 9 4 13 11 Career-high 2 goals at Villanova (3/23) 2. Maryland (2) 9-2 374 1st Mid 33 Scott Loy Jr. 13 3 16 6 1st career hat trick vs. Hopkins (3/16) 3. North Carolina (3) 10-3 368 22 JoJo Marasco Sr. 16 30 46 12 At least 1 point in 45 of SU’s last 47 games 4. Cornell (1) 11-2 337 53 Luke Cometti Sr. 24 6 30 10 13 goals in SU’s last 4 games (3.25 gpg) 5. Denver 10-3 331 2nd Mid 8 Hakeem Lecky R-So. 3 0 3 2 Tied career high with 2 goals vs. Hopkins (3/16) 6. Duke 11-4 320 77 Henry Schoonmaker R-So. 15 5 20 16 1st player from Oregon to play at SU (since 1939) 7. Syracuse 10-3 308 16 Ryan Barber R-Sr. 4 3 7 6 Played in 50 career games 8. Loyola 10-3 285 9. Penn State 10-3 246 Defense 11 Brian Megill Sr. 1 1 2 34 20 CTs; IL Midseason 1st Team All-American 10. Albany 10-3 201 31 David Hamlin R-Sr. 0 0 0 18 18 CTs; BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (4/1) 11. Johns Hopkins 8-4 196 27 Sean Young So. 0 0 0 6 3 CTs; Started the last 9 games 12. Princeton 8-4 171 LSM 44 Matt Harris Jr. 2 1 3 36 17 CTs; T-9th among active long poles in pts (12) 13. Ohio State 9-3 163 28 Peter Macartney R-So. 0 0 0 15 1 CT; Played in 24 career games 14. Lehigh 10-4 147 5 Joe Fazio Sr. 0 0 0 6 3 CTs; Team co-captain; Played in 40 career games 15. Yale 8-4 135 SSDM 24 Steve Ianzito R-Sr. 1 3 4 29 6 CTs; Team co-captain; T-3rd on team in GBs 16. Bucknell 11-3 121 10 Matt Pratt Sr. 4 1 5 13 5 CTs; Goals in 3 straight gms vs. UVA, STJ, JHU 17. Drexel 10-3 102 37 Drew Jenkins Jr. 0 0 0 12 1 CT; Played in 38 career games 18. Penn 7-4 55 F/0 41 Cal Paduda Fr. 0 0 0 15 35-69 (.507); Career-high 20 FO wins vs. Hobart (4/16) 19. Villanova 5-7 29 1 Chris Daddio Jr. 0 0 0 29 82-173 (.474); Career-best 20 FO wins vs. Albany (2/17) 20. St. John’s 8-4 22 Goalie 50 Dominic Lamolinara Jr. 9.61 GAA ; .516 sv%; Career-high 14 saves at Princeton (4/6) 468:23; 80 saves; 7-2 record SU opponents receiving votes: Army, Hobart

A WIN AGAINST NOTRE DAME WOULD … USILA Coaches’ Poll Week 10 - April 22 … Be the program’s 841st victory, second-most all- me behind Johns Hopkins. … Improve SU’s record to 80-19 since the start of the 2008 season. Rk School (first-place votes) Rec. Pts. … Be John Desko’s 182nd career coaching win. 1. North Carolina (6) 10-3 176 … Clinch at least a share of the BIG EAST regular-season tle for the third me in four years. 2. Notre Dame (3) 10-2 167 … Increase SU’s record to 6-1 all- me versus Notre Dame, including a 3-0 record in neutral-site games. 3. Maryland 9-2 157 … Make Syracuse 2-0 in Inside Lacrosse-organized events this season. 4. Denver 10-3 151 … Improve the Orange’s record to 5-0 versus Top 10 opponents. 5. Duke 11-4 143 6. Cornell 11-2 138 SCOUTING THE IRISH 7. Loyola 10-3 130 8. Penn State 10-3 112 The Fighting Irish have spent most of the year ranked in the top five. The Irish are currently No. 2 in the USILA 9. Syracuse 10-3 109 Coaches’ Poll and have won their last four since a 12-10 loss to St. John’s on March 30. Their current winning 10. Albany 10-3 98 streak includes a 13-9 victory over Villanova in their last outing. 11. Johns Hopkins 8-4 84 12. Princeton 8-4 77 Four players account for nearly 60 percent of all Notre Dame’s goals and assists. Freshman attackman Matt 13. Ohio State 9-3 66 Kavanagh (23 goals, 13 assists), who led the U.S. U-19 National Team to the gold medal last summer, is the Bucknell 11-3 66 team’s top scorer. Two points behind him is senior a ackman Sean Rogers (20 goals, 11 assists). Midfi elder 15. Yale 8-4 57 Jim Marla (18 goals, 9 assists) and a ackman Conor Doyle (15 goals, 9 assists) have 27 and 24 points, 16. Lehigh 10-4 55 respec vely. 17. Drexel 10-3 39 18. Penn 7-4 28 Senior goalie John Kemp anchors the nation’s eighth-ranked scoring defense (7.92 goals per game). Kemp was 19. Army 8-4 10 named the nation’s top netminder last season and was voted the BIG EAST Preseason co-Defensive Player of 20. Fairfield 8-5 7 the year in 2013. He has 106 saves and ranks eighth in the NCAA in goals-against average (7.76). The trio of Matt Miller, Stephen O’Hara and Brian Buglione have combined to start every game on close defense. SU opponents receiving votes: St. John’s, Villanova, Virginia Head coach Kevin Corrigan is in his 25th season at Notre Dame and owns a 240-111 (.684) record with the Irish. Overall, he is 250-126 (.665) in 27 seasons as a college head coach. Corrigan ranks seventh among WEEK-BY-WEEK RANKING ac ve Division I coaches in winning percentage and sixth in victories. He’s guided the Irish to the Final Four in two of the last three years. USILA Nike/Inside Lacrosse Preseason 13th 12th MAKING HISTORY Feb. 18 18th 18th The 2013 Orange is the fi rst team in college lacrosse history to go 4-0 against Virginia, Johns Hopkins, Feb. 25 18th t-16th Princeton and Cornell in the regular season. Syracuse has beaten all four teams in the same year twice March 4 12th 10th before, but that included victories in the NCAA playoff s. In 2004, the Orange defeated Virginia, Princeton March 11 11th 7th and Cornell in the regular year and knocked off Hopkins in the na onal semifi nals. The 2008 campaign saw March 18 4th 4th Syracuse defeat Hopkins, Princeton and Cornell during the regular season and beat Virginia in the NCAA March 25 9th 9th semis. Coincidentally, both the 2004 and 2008 Orange went on to win the na onal championship. April 1 t-8th 8th April 8 8th 7th DOMINATING STRETCH April 15 5th 3rd Syracuse has posted a 79-19 record since the beginning of 2008. The Orange has outscored its opponents April 22 9th 7th 1,184 to 784 during that me, an average of 12.1 goals per game to 8.0 goals per game. Thirteen of the team’s 19 losses in that stretch have been by two goals or less, including four in over me.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 3 SU’S 2013 RECORD … HOME SWEET HOME

Overall ...... 10-3 Year Dome Coyne Field Overall Year Dome Coyne Field Overall BIG EAST ...... 4-1 1981 4-1 --- 4-1 1998 4-1 --- 4-1 At home ...... 6-2 1982 3-1 1-0 4-1 1999 5-1 --- 5-1 On the road ...... 3-1 1983 4-0 3-0 7-0 2000 5-0 --- 5-0 At neutral sites ...... 1-0 1984 8-0 --- 8-0 2001 7-1 --- 7-1 On turf ...... 9-3 1985 8-0 --- 8-0 2002 5-0 --- 5-0 On grass ...... 1-0 1986 7-0 2-0 9-0 2003 6-3 --- 6-3 Day games ...... 5-1 1987 6-1 --- 6-1 2004 7-0 --- 7-0 Night games ...... 5-2 1988 10-0 --- 10-0 2005 4-3 --- 4-3 In overtime ...... 1-1 1989 5-0 1-0 6-0 2006 6-2 --- 6-2 In one-goal games ...... 5-3 1990 6-0 --- 6-0 2007 4-4 --- 4-4 Against teams ranked 1-5 ...... 2-0 1991 6-2 --- 6-2 2008 9-0 --- 9-0 Against teams ranked 6-10 ...... 2-0 1992 6-0 --- 6-0 2009 10-1 --- 10-1 Against teams ranked 11-20 ...... 0-0 1993 8-0 --- 8-0 2010 6-1 --- 6-1 Against unranked teams ...... 6-3 1994 6-0 --- 6-0 2011 9-1 --- 9-1 Leading after one quarter ...... 7-1 1995 6-2 --- 6-2 2012 4-2 --- 4-2 Trailing after one quarter ...... 1-1 1996 5-0 --- 5-0 2013 6-2 --- 6-2 Tied after one quarter ...... 2-1 1997 7-1 --- 7-1 Totals 202-30 7-0 209-30 Leading at the half ...... 5-2 Trailing at the half ...... 4-1 GROUND BALL GOBBLERS Tied at the half ...... 1-0 Since the start of the 2008 campaign, SU has held the advantage in ground balls over its opponent 69 mes in Leading after three quarters ...... 7-2 98 games. The Orange is 61-8 in those contests, including a 5-2 record in 2013. Trailing after three quarters ...... 3-1 Tied after three quarters ...... 0-0 Scoring first...... 4-2 DOME-INATION Opponent scores first ...... 6-1 The Orange defeated Canisius by the score of 17-5 on March 29 to pick up its 200th all- me win at the Scoring 10 or more goals...... 7-3 Carrier Dome. Syracuse is 202-30 (.871) in the building’s friendly confi nes since it began playing the majority Scoring fewer than 10 goals ...... 3-0 of its home games there in 1981. The Orange fi nished the 2013 regular season with a 6-2 Dome record. Allowing 10 or more goals ...... 4-3 Allowing fewer than 10 goals ...... 6-0 BIG EAST BEASTS Getting more ground balls ...... 5-2 The Orange is 19-4 in BIG EAST regular-season play since the formation of the league in 2010, including a 4-1 Getting fewer ground balls ...... 5-1 conference mark this season. SU was victorious in its first 14 regular-season league games. Villanova ended Ground balls are even ...... 0-0 the streak, handing the Orange its first BIG EAST defeat on March 25, 2012 at the Carrier Dome, 11-10. The Winning more faceoffs ...... 2-2 Wildcats became the first conference team to beat the Orange twice, winning again 11-10 on March 23, Opp. wins more faceoffs ...... 6-1 2013. Faceoffs are equal ...... 2-0 Committing more penalties ...... 4-1 The Orange went 6-0 in league play in both 2010 and 2011 to win the BIG EAST regular-season championship Committing fewer penalties ...... 3-1 (there was no conference tournament). Syracuse claimed the inaugural BIG EAST Tournament crown in 2012. Penalties are equal ...... 3-1 In February ...... 1-1 In March ...... 5-1 SIMPLY THE BEST In April ...... 4-1 Syracuse head coach John Desko is the winningest ac ve coach by percentage in Division I lacrosse. Desko In May ...... 0-0 is also seventh on the Division I career winning percentage list, and he ranks ninth among ac ve coaches in vs. the ACC (Virginia) ...... 1-0 career victories. His all- me coaching record stands at 181-57 (.761). vs. the America East (Albany) ...... 0-1 vs. the ECAC (Hobart) ...... 0-1 ORANGE COACHING DUO AMONG BEST EVER vs. the Ivy League (Princeton, Cornell)...... 2-0 How many schools can boast two of the winningest college lacrosse coaches ever on the same staff at the vs. the MAAC (Canisius) ...... 1-0 same me? Syracuse can. Head coach John Desko is 15th in the history of the game with a career winning vs. the Patriot League (Army) ...... 1-0 percentage of .759 (all NCAA divisions). Four spots ahead of him, at No. 11 on that list, is assistant Lelan vs. Independents (Hopkins) ...... 1-0 Rogers, who compiled a 185-50 (.787) head coaching record in 14 seasons at Division III Ohio Wesleyan (1991-99) and Cortland (2001-05). CONNECTIONS MAGIC NUMBER High School Syracuse has consistently dominated its opponents when registering at least 10 goals in a game. Since John Desko took over the program in 1999, the Orange is 160-32 (.833) when reaching the 10-goal plateau. Syracuse ...... High School ...... Notre Dame Dominic Lamolinara ... St. Mary’s ...... Logan Connolly Hakeem Lecky...... Duxbury ...... Quinn Cully 10 BELOW Matt Walters ...Haverford School ....Liam O’Connor In the 98 games since the start of 2008, when Lelan Rogers took over as defensive coordinator, the Orange ...... Conor Kelly has allowed 10 or fewer goals 66 mes, or about 67 percent of the me. Syracuse is 6-0 in 2013 when Stefan Carpentieri ...Byram Hills ...Andrew Larrabee holding foes to single digits.

SU LEADS BIG EAST IN SCORING At 12.31 goals per game, Syracuse leads the BIG EAST Conference and is tied for eighth in the NCAA in scoring offense. The Orange has 160 goals this season and has scored double-digit goals in 10 of its 13 games, including nine of the last 10.

The Orange’s current pace is +1.96 goals per game better than last year when SU averaged 10.35 goals per contest.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 4 PACKING ‘EM IN Syracuse is proving once again to be one of the top draws 2013 HOME AVG. ATTENDANCE DIVISION I WINNINGEST PROGRAMS Rk. Team Total Gms. Avg. in college lacrosse. The Orange is third in the NCAA in total (ALL-TIME) 1. Maryland 20,813 5 4,163 average attendance (3,785) and second in average home 2. Syracuse 31,905 8 3,988 attendance (3,988). 3. Navy 23,160 6 3,860 Rk Team Win-Loss-Tie Pct. 4. Virginia 22,627 9 2,514 1. Johns Hopkins 932-302-15 .752 Since the NCAA began sponsoring men’s lacrosse in 1971, 5. Loyola 12,356 5 2,471 2. Syracuse 840-323-16 .719 Syracuse owns eight of the top 20 NCAA single-season total 3. Navy 759-324-14 .698 4. Maryland 749-255-4 .745 average attendance figures. 2013 ALL GAMES AVG. ATTENDANCE Rk. Team Total Gms. Avg. 5. Army 740-355-7 .675 1. Navy 57,937 13 4,457 6. Hobart * 732-462-21 .611 SHARING THE PILL 2. Maryland 44,259 11 4,024 The Orange leads the BIG EAST Conference and ranks fourth 3. Syracuse 49,210 13 3,785 * - Hobart played at the Division III level prior to 1995 na onally in assists per game (7.62). For the season, 61.9 4. Johns Hopkins 45,082 12 3,757 percent (99-160) of the team’s goals have been assisted, and 5. Virginia 43,038 13 3,311 includes Thursday, April 25 games seventeen diff erent players on the Orange roster have at least one assist. Albany is the na onal leader in assists per includes Sunday, April 21 games 2013 ORANGE HONORS contest at 9.23 per game. Luke Cometti TAKING CARE OF THE ROCK • BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (April 15) Syracuse ranks second in the NCAA in fewest turnovers per game (12.46). SU’s success in clearing situations • IL/Nike Player of the Week (April 16) has a lot to do with its care of the ball this season. The Orange is clearing at a rate of 91 percent, which is on pace to be the second-best mark in school history behind the 2011 squad’s 91.8 percent success rate. Nicky Galasso Hofstra leads the nation in fewester turnovers (11.69 per game). • IL Preseason Honorable Mention All-American

COMETTI HEATS UP David Hamlin Syracuse senior midfi elder Luke Come was selected has a team-best 13 goals over the last four games • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (April 1) (3.25 goals per game). He leads the Orange with 14 goals in conference play. Matt Harris COMETTI HAS MONSTER WEEK VERSUS CORNELL/RUTGERS • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (April 22) Syracuse senior midfi elder Luke Come was selected as the BIG EAST Off ensive Player of the Week and the Derek Maltz Inside Lacrosse Nike Player of the Week for his performance versus Cornell and Rutgers. Come accounted • IL Preseason Honorable Mention All-American for 40 percent of the team’s goals in the two games (10-25). Against Rutgers, Come had six goals, ed for • Tewaaraton Award Watch List the most by a BIG EAST player in a conference game this season. JoJo Marasco BALANCE IS THE KEY • IL Midseason First Team All-American Nineteen different players have combined to score Syracuse’s 160 goals. Senior Luke Cometti and junior • Whitman’s Sampler Player of the Game Derek Maltz lead the way with 24 goals. Five others have at least 10 goals. That balance has been a theme (vs. St. John’s) in almost every game this season. Below is a breakdown of the number of SU goal scorers by game so far in • BIG EAST Honor Roll (Feb. 18) 2013: • BIG EAST Honor Roll (March 11) • BIG EAST Honor Roll (April 22) Opponent Goals (No. of scorers) Opponent Goals (No. of scorers) • IL Preseason Honorable Mention All-American Albany 15 (10) Canisius 17 (9) • All-BIG EAST Preseason Team Army 6 (6) Princeton 13 (8) • Tewaaraton Award Watch List Virginia 9 (8) Cornell 13 (8) St. John’s 13 (9) Rutgers 12 (5) Brian Megill Johns Hopkins 13 (9) Hobart 13 (8) • IL Midseason First Team All-American Providence 18 (11) Georgetown 9 (7) • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 25) Villanova 10 (6) • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (March 11) • IL Preseason All-America First Team • BIG EAST Preseason co-Defensive Player of the Year MISCELLANEOUS LEADERS • All-BIG EAST Preseason Team • Senior CLASS Award Candidate 3+ Goal Games 10+ Save Games • Tewaaraton Award Watch List 2013 Career 2013 Career Derek Maltz 3 7 Dominic Lamolinara 5 8 JoJo Marasco 1 5 Bobby Wardwell 1 5 Brandon Mullins Henry Schoonmaker 2 2 • BIG EAST Honor Roll (March 4) Luke Come 2 2 5+ Ground ball Games Dylan Donahue 2 2 2013 Career Kevin Rice Sco Loy 1 1 Brian Megill 2 10 • BIG EAST Honor Roll (March 25) Kevin Rice 1 1 Ma Harris 1 4 • BIG EAST Honor Roll (April 1) Chris Daddio 2 2 3+ Assist Games Cal Paduda 2 2 2013 Career Bobby Wardwell 2 Henry Schoonmaker JoJo Marasco 4 5 Henry Schoonmaker 1 1 • BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (April 8) Kevin Rice 4 4 JoJo Marasco 1 Peter Macartney 1 Sean Young 5+ Point Games Ma hew Lerman 1 • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (March 18) 2013 Career Brandon Mullins 1 JoJo Marasco 3 5 Derek Maltz 2 15+ Faceoff Win Games Kevin Rice 1 1 2013 Career Henry Schoonmaker 1 1 Chris Daddio 1 2 Luke Come 1 1 Cal Paduda 1 1

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 5 HEAD OF THE CLASS DIVISION I WINNINGEST PROGRAMS (SINCE 2008)

Below is a breakdown of Syracuse’s 2013 scoring By Percentage by class: Rk. Team 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total Pct. Goals 1. Syracuse 16-2 16-2 13-2 15-2 9-8 10-3 79-19 .806 Total Pct. 2. Notre Dame 14-3 15-1 10-7 11-3 13-3 10-2 73-19 .793 Freshmen 23 14.4 3. Duke 18-2 15-4 16-4 14-6 15-5 11-4 89-25 .781 Sophomores 39 24.4 4. Cornell 11-4 13-4 12-6 14-3 9-4 11-2 70-23 .7527 Juniors 48 30.0 5. Virginia 14-4 15-3 16-2 13-5 12-4 6-7 76-25 .7525 Seniors 50 31.3 Totals 160 By Number of Wins

Assists Rk. Team 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total Pct. Total Pct. 1. Duke 18-2 15-4 16-4 14-6 15-5 11-4 89-25 .781 Freshmen 10 10.1 2. Syracuse 16-2 16-2 13-2 15-2 9-8 10-3 79-19 .806 Sophomores 31 31.3 3. Virginia 14-4 15-3 16-2 13-5 12-4 6-7 76-25 .7525 Juniors 14 14.1 4. Notre Dame 14-3 15-1 10-7 11-3 13-3 10-2 73-19 .793 Seniors 44 44.4 5. Cornell 11-4 13-4 12-6 14-3 9-4 11-2 70-23 .7527 Totals 99 includes Thursday, April 25 games Points Total Pct. Freshmen 33 12.7 COMETTI A LATE BLOOMER Sophomores 70 27.0 Senior Luke Come is ed for the team lead with 24 goals, two more than he scored in fi rst three college Juniors 62 23.9 seasons combined (22). Come spent the 2009 and 2010 campaigns at Albany and had 11 goals. He took Seniors 94 36.3 2011 off before joining the Orange in 2012 and contribu ng 11 goals as a second-line midfi elder. Totals 259 MARASCO, MEGILL NAMED MIDSEASON FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS Senior defenseman Brian Megill and senior midfi elder JoJo Marasco were named to the Inside Lacrosse SU IN THE 2013 NCAA STATS Midseason All-America First Team on March 27. Megill was one of four defenders picked to the fi rst team, joining Joe Fletcher (Loyola), Jason Noble (Cornell) and Michael Ehrhardt (Maryland). Marasco, Tom includes Sunday, April 21 games Schreiber (Princeton), Jim Marla (Notre Dame) and John Haus (Maryland) made up the fi rst midfi eld. Team Category ...... Rk...... Stat The magazine’s staff selected two midseason All-America teams and recognized a total of 32 players. Scoring Off ense ...... 8th...... 12.31 Scoring Defense ...... 26th...... 9.69 Faceoff Win Pct...... 47th...... 453 MARASCO TIED FOR NINTH NATIONALLY IN ASSISTS PER GAME Man-Up Off ...... 38th...... 325 Senior JoJo Marasco ranks second in the BIG EAST and is Man-DN Def...... 63rd...... 521 ed for ninth na onally in assists per game (2.31). Among MOST ASSISTS BY AN SU MIDFIELDER Scoring Margin ...... 16th...... +2.62 midfi elders, Marasco’s 2.31 helpers per contest are second Win Pct...... 6th...... 769 in the NCAA to Bucknell’s David Dickson (3.0). Marasco Rk. Player Assists Year Saves/Game ...... 57th...... 9.31 has at least three assists in four diff erent games so far this 1. Paul Gait 34 1990 Assists/Game ...... 4th...... 7.62 2. Brad Kotz 30 1984 season, including fi ve in the opener against Albany on Feb. JoJo Marasco 30 2013 CTs/Game ...... 35th...... 7.08 17 and fi ve more against Rutgers on April 13. 4. Paul Gait 29 1989 TOs/Game ...... 2nd...... 12.46 5. Gary Gait 26 1990 Points/Game ...... 5th...... 19.92 Marasco is ed for second on SU’s season list of most Ron Hill 26 1972 Shoo ng Pct...... 7th...... 324 assists by a midfi elder. 7. Josh Coff man 25 2000 GBs/Game ...... 44th...... 28.62 8. Kevin Donahue 23 1979 9. Ma Caione 22 1999 Individual (if in the top 50) MARASCO HITS CENTURY MARK Todd Curry 22 1985 JoJo Marasco Senior JoJo Marasco’s two goals against Virginia on March Points/Game ...... 29th...... 3.54 1 raised his career scoring total to 100 points. Marasco is Assists/Game ...... 9th...... 2.31 the team’s ac ve leading scorer with 135 points (60 goals, 75 assists). He has at least one point in 45 of SU’s Kevin Rice last 47 games and 51-of-57 games in his career. Assists/Game ...... 34th...... 1.54 Chris Daddio DYNAMIC ASSIST DUO FO Winning Pct...... 47th...... 474 Senior JoJo Marasco and sophomore Kevin Rice have combined for just over half of the Orange’s assists this Brian Megill season. Marasco leads the team with 30 and Rice has 20 for a total 50. The remaining members of the roster CTs/Game ...... 37th...... 1.54 have accounted for 49 total assists. David Hamlin CTs/Game ...... 50th...... 1.38 MALTZ NETS ANOTHER HAT TRICK Junior a ackman Derek Maltz scored all three of his goals versus Rutgers in the decisive fourth quarter. He tallied both the tying goal with 2:04 to play and the winning goal with 10 seconds le . It was Maltz’s seventh career hat trick and his third of the season. He is ed with senior Luke Come for the team lead with 22 goals.

LOY FINDS HIS RANGE Junior midfi elder Sco Loy closed the 2012 season with four goals in SU’s last three games. He’s con nued that success in 2013. Loy has 13 goals this season and he registered his fi rst career hat trick to help the Orange defeat Johns Hopkins, 13-8, on March 16. Loy’s 13 goals in 11 games are seven more than he had in 15 games last year.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 6 UNSUNG HEROES Defensive midfi elders Steve Ianzito and Ma Pra receive li le SU IN THE BIG EAST STATS BIG EAST CONFERENCE recogni on for the work they do, but the pair has contributed includes Friday, April 26 games signifi cantly this season. Ianzito has one goal, three assists and he is STANDINGS Team Category ...... Rk...... Stat ed for third on the team in ground balls (29). Pra has 13 ground Goals/Game...... 1st ...... 12.31 Overall balls and fi ve caused turnovers. In addi on, Pra has four goals and Assists/Game ...... 1st ...... 7.62 W L Pct. W L Pct. one assist. Two of Pra ’s goals have come on Ianzito passes. Points/Game ...... 1st ...... 19.92 Notre Dame * 4 1 .800 10 2 .833 GBs/Game ...... 6th ...... 28.62 Syracuse * 4 1 .800 10 3 .769 Shots/Game ...... 3rd ...... 38.00 Villanova * 4 1 .800 5 7 .417 MR. ACCURACY Shoo ng % ...... 2nd ...... 324 St. John’s 3 3 .500 8 4 .667 Redshirt freshman Dylan Donahue leads Syracuse with a .500 Man-Up Goals...... 5th ...... 13 Georgetown 2 3 .400 5 8 .385 shoo ng percentage (min. 6 shots). Donahue scored on his fi rst fi ve Man-DN Goals ...... t-4th ...... 0 Providence 1 4 .200 8 7 .533 shots before eventually missing in SU’s fourth game of the year (vs. EMO ...... 4th ...... 325 Rutgers 0 5 .000 2 12 .143 St. John’s on March 9) For the season, Donahue has 14 goals on 28 EM Def...... 7th ...... 521 Penal es/Game ...... t-5th ...... 3.77 shots. More than that, Donahue has failed to hit the cage just eight Turnovers/Game ...... 1st ...... 12.46 includes Monday, April 15 games mes as 20 of his 28 shots have been on goal. Caused TOs/Game ...... 4th ...... 7.08 Goals-Against Avg...... 2nd ...... 9.59 * - clinched BIG EAST Championship berth PADUDA BOOSTS FACEOFF CORPS Saves/Game ...... 6th ...... 9.31 Freshman faceoff specialist Cal Paduda has given the Orange a lift at Save Pct...... 6th ...... 490 THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE Faceoff Win Pct...... 6th ...... 453 at the X the past three games. Since the fourth quarter against Rutgers Saturday, April 27 on April 13, Paduda is 32-for-54 (.593). Against Hobart on April 16, Marque e at St. John’s 1 p.m. Individual Providence at Villanova 1 p.m. Paduda set personal bests in faceoffs won (20), attempted (28) and JoJo Marasco ground balls (8). His 20 wins matched Chris Daddio for the most by an Assists/Game ...... 2nd ...... 2.31 Notre Dame vs. Syracuse 6:30 p.m. SU player in one game this year. Points/Game ...... 3rd ...... 3.54 Georgetown at Rutgers 7 p.m. Kevin Rice Assists/Game ...... 4th ...... 1.54 2013 PRESEASON COACHES POLL MEGILL TAKETH AWAY Points/Game ...... 8th ...... 2.62 Pts. 2012 Record Close defender Brian Megill is the Orange’s career caused turnover GWG ...... t-4th ...... 2 Notre Dame (5) 35 13-3 leader with 98. In 2012, Megill set an SU season record with 37 caused Luke Come Syracuse (2) 32 9-8 turnovers and he ranked fifth nationally in the statistic (2.2). Goals/Game ...... t-8th ...... 1.85 GWG ...... t-2nd ...... 3 St. John’s 23 8-7 Shots/Game ...... 9th ...... 5.85 Villanova 21 8-7 NOTE: Caused turnovers were not tracked prior to 2010. Derek Maltz Georgetown 19 7-6 Goals/Game ...... t-8th ...... 1.85 Rutgers 9 6-9 LONE STARS GWG ...... t-4th ...... 2 Providence 8 2-12 Redshirt sophomore midfielder Henry Schoonmaker and sophomore Derek DeJoe defenseman Brandon Mullins are from two distant lacrosse outposts. EMO Goals ...... t-3rd ...... 5 (-) First-place votes Schoonmaker hails from Portland, Ore. and Mullins is from Coppell, Dominic Lamolinara GAA ...... 7th ...... 9.61 Texas. Schoonmaker is the first Oregon product (records date back to Save Pct...... 6th ...... 516 2013 PRESEASON AWARDS 1939) to play for SU. Mullins is just the second Texas native to join the Saves/Game ...... 6th ...... 8.89 Off ensive Player of the Year Orange (Travis Bryan, 2001-03). Bobby Wardwell Kieran McArdle, St. John’s, A GAA ...... 3rd ...... 9.22 WARDWELL SETS RECORDS VERSUS ARMY Defensive Players of the Year Goalie Bobby Wardwell set a pair of records in the Orange’s 6-2 victory against Army on Feb. 24. Wardwell John Kemp, Notre Dame, GK made 11 saves against the Black Knights and allowed just two goals. The two goals were the fewest on record Brian Megill, Syracuse, D by an SU goalkeeper that played an entire game. The performance eclipsed the previous standard of three goals allowed held by several players, including two-time USILA Goalkeeper of the Year John Galloway. All-BIG EAST Preseason Team ^ Brian Casey, Georgetown, A In addition, Wardwell set a new Carrier Dome record for save percentage (.846, 11 svs./2 GA). Tom Nims held Dan McKinney, Georgetown, M the previous Dome record with an .821 save percentage (23 svs./ 5 GA) versus Massachusetts on May 5, 1984. Chris Nourse, Georgetown, D Westy Hopkins, Notre Dame, A *John Kemp, Notre Dame, GK CAREER STATS VERSUS NOTRE DAME *Jim Marla , Notre Dame, M *Ma Miller, Notre Dame, D Name GP G A Pts GB CT FO Pct. Sean Rogers, Notre Dame, A Ryan Barber 2 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 .000 *Dillon Ayers, St. John’s, LSM Kyle Carey 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 *Kieran McArdle, St. John’s, A Luke Come 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 *JoJo Marasco, Syracuse, M Chris Daddio 1 0 0 0 4 0 5-11 .455 *Brian Megill, Syracuse, D Joe Fazio 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 *Thomas Croonquist, Villanova, SP David Hamlin 1 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 .000 John LoCascio, Villanova, LSM Ma Harris 2 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 .000 *Jack Rice, Villanova, A Steve Ianzito 3 0 2 2 2 1 0-0 .000 Drew Jenkins 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 ^ - players added due to a e in vo ng Hakeem Lecky 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 * - unanimous selec on Sco Loy 2 1 0 1 1 0 0-0 .000 Derek Maltz 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 JoJo Marasco 2 3 3 6 1 0 0-0 .000 Brian Megill 3 0 0 0 11 2 2-3 .667 Mike Messina 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 .000 Brandon Mullins 1 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 .000 Ma Pra 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Henry Schoonmaker 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Ma Walters 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Billy Ward 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 7 SU TRIO NAMED TO TEWAARATON WATCH LIST THE LAST TIME For the second year in a row three Orange men’s lacrosse players have been named to the Tewaaraton Award watch list. Seniors Brian Megill, JoJo Marasco and junior Derek Maltz are potential candidates for the award, A SYRACUSE TEAM … which is presented to the college lacrosse player of the year. Scored 20+ goals 20 vs. St. John’s (5/7/11) Scored 15+ goals 17 vs. Canisius (3/29/13) In all, 92 players were named to the watch list that was released on Friday, Feb. 22 by the Tewaaraton Award Allowed 15+ goals 16 vs. Albany (2/17/13) Foundation. This year’s winner will be recognized on May 30 at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. In late April the watch list will be narrowed down to the 25 Totaled 30+ points 32 at Providence (3/19/13) Tewaaraton Award nominees with the five finalists scheduled to be announced in May. Won 20+ faceoffs 20 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) HARRIS AMONG LONG POLE LEADERS Grabbed 50+ ground balls 55 vs. Binghamton (3/24/07) Junior Matt Harris has six goals and six assists in his career NCAA DIVISION I ACTIVE LONG POLE Grabbed 60+ ground balls 64 vs. Army (2/23/2002) which places him among the national leaders in career SCORING LEADERS Grabbed 70+ ground balls *71 vs. JHU (5/27/00) points by an active long pole. Harris is tied with Navy’s Pat Kiernan and Air Force’s Kyle O’Brien for ninth on that Rk. Player, Team Pos. G-A-P Took 50+ shots *51 vs. Siena (5/15/11) 1. Mason Poli, Bryant D 42-16-58 list (see right). Bryant’s Mason Poli leads the nation in 2. Sco Ratliff , Loyola LSM 29-14-43 Took 60+ shots 72 vs. Hobart (4/19/97) long-pole scoring with a whopping 58 points (42 goals, 16 Took 70+ shots 72 vs. Hobart (4/19/97) 3. Roger Ferguson, Brown LSM 5-22-27 assists). 4. Jesse Bernhardt, Maryland LSM 10-10-20 5. Bobby Schmi , Bellarmine LSM 7-12-19 Scored 5+ EMO goals 5 vs. St. John’s (5/5/12) Harris has two goals and one assist so far in 2013. 6. Dillon Ayers, St. John’s LSM 4-14-18 Allowed 5+ EMO goals 5 vs. JHU (3/15/03) 7. Mark Burns, Mt. St. Mary’s LSM 10-4-14 8. Jordan Houtby, Detroit LSM 8-5-13 A SYRACUSE PLAYER … EMPIRE STATE OF MIND 9. Pat Kiernan, Navy LSM 9-3-12 Scored 5+ goals 6, Luke Cometti vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) Syracuse has dominated teams from New York state, Ma Harris, Syracuse LSM 6-6-12 Scored 6+ goals 6, Luke Cometti vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) posting a 378-162-11 (.696) all-time record against Empire Kyle O’Brien, Air Force LSM 4-8-12 Scored 7+ goals 7, Matt Cutia vs. Rutgers (3/1/99) State foes. The Orange is 4-2 versus New York opponents includes Thursday, April 25 games this season, beating Army, St. John’s, Canisius and Cornell Tallied 6+ assists 6, Liam Banks vs. Rugers (4/14/01) and losing to Albany and Hobart. Tallied 7+ assists *7, Ryan Powell vs. Loyola (5/23/99) Tallied 8+ assists *8, Casey Powell vs. Loyola (5/17/97) EVERYBODY’S ALL-AMERICANS Totaled 7+ points 7, Luke Cometti vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) Syracuse had four players named preseason All-Americans by Inside Lacrosse in December. Senior Totaled 8+ points 8, JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17/13) defenseman Brian Megill led the way by being picked to the fi rst team. Joining Megill on the magazine’s Totaled 9+ points 10, Ryan Powell vs. Hobart (3/28/00) preseason All-America teams were: Nicky Galasso (honorable men on), JoJo Marasco (honorable men on) Totaled 10+ points 10, Ryan Powell vs. Hobart (3/28/00) and Derek Maltz (honorable men on). Totaled 11+ points ^13, Casey Powell vs. Virginia (2/28/97)

Scored an OT goal Kevin Rice vs. Virginia (3/1/13) SU SECOND IN BIG EAST PRESEASON POLL For the fi rst me in the four-year history of the BIG EAST, Syracuse is not the favorite to win the conference Picked up 10+ GBs 10, Joel White vs. Hobart (4/19/11) tle. Notre Dame garnered fi ve fi rst-place votes and 35 points to fi nish three points ahead of the Orange in the vo ng. St. John’s was third with 23 points. Villanova (21 points) was fourth and Georgetown (19 points) Won 15+ faceoffs 20, Cal Paduda vs. Hobart (4/16/13) was fi h. Rutgers (nine points) and Providence (eight points) rounded out the poll. Made 20+ saves 22, Peter Coluccini vs. Cornell (4/10/07) MEGILL, MARASCO NAMED TO ALL-BIG EAST PRESEASON TEAM * - NCAA Tournament game Seniors Brian Megill and JoJo Marasco were picked to the All-BIG EAST Preseason Team in January. In ^ - School record addi on, Megill was named the league’s preseason co-defensive player of the year for the second straight season. Megill shared the honor again with Notre Dame goalie John Kemp. ORANGE FAMILY TIES MLL LOVES THE ORANGE Brother played at Syracuse: Syracuse had two players picked in the 2013 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Collegiate Dra back on Jan. 11. • Dylan Donahue (Collin, 2011-12) Senior defensman Brian Megill went in the fi rst round (No. 7 overall) to the Denver Outlaws. Megill is the • Ryan Palasek (Tommy, 2011-12) the program’s 16th fi rst-round MLL dra pick, ed with Virginia for the most fi rst-round dra ees of any Grandfather played at Syracuse: school. Classmate JoJo Marasco was tabbed in the fi h round (No. 37 overall) by New York. • Evan Molloy (Kenneth, 1940-42) Father played at Syracuse: • Stefan Carpen eri (Russ, 1982 - football) The selec on of Megill and Marasco raised SU’s total number of MLL dra ees to 45, tops among all schools. • Luke Come (Charles, 1980-82 - football) • Dylan Donahue (Kevin, 1976-79) SYRACUSE’S 2013 MLL DRAFTEES • Jeff Desko (Dave, 1981-84) Round Overall Pick Team • Derek Maltz (Derek, 1983-85) Brian Megill 1st 7th Denver Outlaws • Evan Molloy (Jamie, 1977-80) JoJo Marasco 5th 37th New York Lizards • Cal Paduda (Joe, 1978-80 - crew) • Ryan Palasek (Thomas, 1985-86 - JV lacrosse) Uncle played at Syracuse: OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN • Jeff Desko (Jeff , 1983-86; John, 1976-79) Redshirt senior Steve Ianzito, seniors JoJo Marasco, Brian Megill and Joe Fazio, and junior Derek Maltz • Dylan Donahue (Tom, 1978-81; Pat, 1984-87; were elected team captains for the 2013 season in the fall. Megill and Marasco will serve as captains for the Tim O’Hara, 1977-80) second year in a row, while the others are in the role for the fi rst me. The last me Syracuse had fi ve team • Bobby Wardwell (Robert, 1966-68) captains was 2002 (Sol Bliss, Josh Coff man, John Glatzel, Tom Hardy, Billy St. George). Coincidentally, the • Alex Hatem (Jim McNamara, 1985, ‘87-89) Orange won the na onal championship that year bea ng Princeton, 13-12. Cousin played at Syracuse: • Jeff Desko (Tim, 2009-12) Father coaches at Syracuse: EXTRA, EXTRA • Dylan Donahue (Kevin, 1988-pres.) Syracuse owns an all- me over me record of 31-19-4, including a 13-11 mark under head coach John Desko. Sister competed at Syracuse: SU has won eight of its last 12 over me games, including its 9-8 extra-session victory against Virginia on • Paolo Ciferri (Marley, 2010-12 - lacrosse) March 1, 2013 at the Carrier Dome. • Bobby Wardwell (Patricia, 2007-10 - track)

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 8 ORANGE ON THE SMALL SCREEN Eleven of Syracuse’s 14 regular-season games in 2013 will be televised live. The Orange has fi ve na onal TV 2013 OPPONENT DROUGHTS dates on the ESPN family of networks, including its April 10 home game versus Cornell which was part of ESPNU’s new Wednesday “Warrior Game of the Week” package. In addi on, six games were televised on Below are the longest scoring droughts for Time Warner Cable SportsChannel, Syracuse’s regional sports network. opposing teams against Syracuse in 2013 (min. 15 minutes):

COACHING STAFF BLEEDS ORANGE Opp. Time Drought (Quarter) Date All six members of the Syracuse coaching staff played lacrosse for the Orange under legendary mentor Roy Army 33:53 8:15 (2nd) to 0:00 (4th) 2/24 Simmons Jr. Head coach John Desko, director of opera ons Roy Simmons III and assistant coach Kevin Canisius 27:55 10:31 (1st) to 12:36 (3rd) 3/29 Donahue were teammates at SU in the late 1970s and Desko and Donahue were senior co-captains of SU’s Gtown 23:28 10:29 (3rd) to 2:01 (4th) 4/20 fi rst NCAA Tournament team in 1979. Assistant coach Lelan Rogers played a year for the Orange (1986) and Army 21:45 15:00 (1st) to 8:15 (2nd) 2/24 was a graduate assistant at SU from 1988-90. In addi on, volunteer assistant coach Steve Scaramuzzino Providence 19:16 13:22 (1st) to 9:06 (2nd) 3/19 played for the Orange from 1986-89. Providence 18:07 9:06 (2nd) to 5:59 (3rd) 3/19 Virginia 17:45 0:05 (2nd) to 12:20 (4th) 3/1 On the women’s side, Syracuse head coach Gary Gait and assistant coach Regy Thorpe also competed for Hopkins 16:18 11:50 (1st) to 10:32 (2nd) 3/16 the Orange men. Gait led SU to three NCAA championships and has since become a lacrosse icon. Thorpe Rutgers 16:17 6:57 (3rd) to 5:40 (4th) 4/13 played for the school in 1992 and 1993. Women’s assistant Ka e Rowan was a three- me fi rst-team All- St. John’s 15:50 11:42 (1st) to 10:52 (2nd) 3/9 American during her playing career at Syracuse.

PPL PARK TO HOST ACC LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2014 AND 2015 SU LACROSSE BY THE NUMBERS PPL Park near Philadelphia will be the site of the Atlan c Coast Conference Men’s Lacrosse Championship in 2014 and 2015, the ACC announced on April 17. The 18,500-seat stadium serves as the home of Major Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award winner as League Soccer’s Philadelphia Union and will be the host venue for the ACC on April 25-27, 2014 and again in 1 the na on’s most outstanding student- the spring of 2015. athlete (Mike Leveille - 2008)

The 2014 ACC Championship will be the fi rst for both Notre Dame and Syracuse, which join the league on July 1, 2013. Four teams will compete in the tournament with semifi nals on Friday, April 25 and the Tewaaraton Award winners (Mike championship on Sunday, April 27. The two teams that do not qualify for the championship will play a game 2 Powell - 2002, 2004; Mike Leveille - against each other at PPL Park on Saturday. 2008)

The stadium also played host to the inaugural Independence Classic in March. Syracuse defeated St. John’s as Head coaches in program history part of the event, 13-11. 4 (Laurie Cox, Roy Simmons Sr., Roy Simmons Jr., John Desko) HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! The 2013 campaign marks the 30th anniversary and 25th anniversary, respec vely, of Syracuse’s fi rst two The number of undefeated seasons in NCAA championship teams. Thirty years ago, in 1983, the Orange won its fi rst NCAA tle. Syracuse followed 5 SU lacrosse history (1922, 1924, 1957, it up with another championship fi ve years later by comple ng an undefeated 1988 season. 1988, 1990).

1983 Record: 14-1 1988 Record: 15-0 NCAA championships won by the SU clinched its fi rst NCAA tle and began a run of Syracuse steamrolled its way through the 1988 11 Orange, the most for any Division I 22 straight Final Four appearances. Syracuse opened season by going 15-0 to become the fi rst undefeated lacrosse program. the year with seven consecu ve wins before losing na onal champion since Johns Hopkins in 1984. its only game of the year to Army. In the NCAA The campaign proved to be a coming out party for championship game, SU took down mighty Johns the Gait Brothers, Gary and Paul, who both earned Total national championships (11 - Hopkins by rallying for a 17-16 victory a er trailing fi rst-team All-America honors. Gary tallied 87 points 15 NCAA, 4 - USILA) 12-5 in the third quarter. The team featured nine to lead the Orange in scoring, including a school- All-Americans, including Hall of Famer Brad Kotz, record 70 goals. Syracuse breezed past Cornell in the who won tournament MVP honors a er scoring fi ve Carrier Dome, 13-8, to win the tle. Na onal Lacrosse Hall of Fame members second-half goals against Hopkins in the fi nal. 24 (including Roy Colsey or Tim Nelson who Head Coach: Roy Simmons Jr. were inducted in October 2012). Head Coach: Roy Simmons Jr. Captains: Neil Alt, Bill Dirrigl Captains: Darren Lawlor, Art Lux, Jeff McCormick, Scoring Leader: Gary Gait, 87 pts (70-17) Mark Wenham Number of NCAA Tournament Scoring Leader: Tim Nelson, 83 pts (27-56) All-Americans 32 appearances. Gary Gait, First Team All-Americans Paul Gait, First Team Brad Kotz, First Team John Zulberti, First Team The number of mes SU has won Jeff McCormick, First Team Mark Stopher, Second Team 44 at least 10 games in a season Tim Nelson, First Team Bill Dirrigl, Honorable Mention (including 2013). Art Lux, Second Team Phil Schluter, Honorable Mention Mark Wenham, Third Team Greg Burns, Honorable Mention Dave Desko, Honorable Mention Pat McCabe, Honorable Mention The 2013 season marks the 94th Darren Lawlor, Honorable Mention 94 year of Orange men’s lacrosse. Randy Lundblad, Honorable Mention Travis Solomon, Honorable Mention Number of fi rst-team All-Americans. 97 Paul Lowry, Ben Dickson and Victor Ross were the fi rsts in 1916.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 9 2013 RULE CHANGES TRACKING THE OPPONENTS In addi on to some rule changes that aff ect equipment and won’t be no ceable to fans, there are several new rules in place for the 2013 lacrosse season. Here are some of the rules that will be no ced the most by ALBANY (10-4, 4-0 America East) spectators: Next game: 4/27 at Stony Brook Last game: L, 9-10 at Siena Subs tu ons • Most subs tu ons will now be made on the fl y. The horn signaling subs tu ons will no longer exist. ARMY (8-4, 4-2 Patriot League) Likewise, the subs tu on boxes are longer. Next game: 4/26 vs. Bucknell Last game: W, 14-5 at Holy Cross Faceoff s • When a viola on occurs, the off ending player is no longer required to leave the fi eld. A er two pre- or VIRGINIA (6-7, 0-3 ACC) post-whistle viola ons in one half by a team, the third and any subsequent faceoff viola ons will result in a Next game: 4/26 vs. Maryland 30-second technical penalty to be served by the off ending team’s in-home player. Last game: W, 12-7 vs. Bellarmine • Wing players that false start will count toward the three per half ruling. • Only players taking the draw can be penalized for a post-whistle viola on. ST. JOHN’S (8-4, 3-3 BIG EAST) Next game: 4/27 vs. Marquette Restarts Last game: W, 16-13 at Providence • On restarts in the fi eld of play, a defending player must give a fi ve-yard cushion to the player with the ball or he must not defend the player. JOHNS HOPKINS (8-4) • Goalkeepers are no longer given fi ve seconds to return to the crease. Next game: 4/27 vs. Loyola • The a acking team must restart the ball outside of the a ack area. They are allowed one pass to move the Last game: W, 15-4 vs. Navy ball outside the area in order to restart play.

PROVIDENCE (8-7, 1-4 BIG EAST) Stalling Next game: 4/27 at Villanova • The “Get it in, Keep it in” call has been removed. Last game: L, 13-16 vs. St. John’s • When given a stall warning, the offi cial will yell “Timer On” and that starts a 30-second shot clock to be kept by the offi cials on the fi eld. VILLANOVA (5-7, 4-1 BIG EAST) • The a acking team is no longer required to keep the ball in the box and they have 30 seconds to put a shot Next game: 4/27 vs. Providence on goal. Last game: L, 9-13 at Notre Dame • For the shot to be valid, it must result in a goal, a save, or hit the goal cage. If a shot is taken that sa sfi es one of the criteria and the off ensive team retains possession, the stall warning is taken off and play CANISIUS (3-9, 2-3 MAAC) con nues. Next game: 4/27 at Detroit • If the ball goes out of bounds with more than 10 seconds on the clock and the a acking team retains Last game: L, 10-11 vs. Jacksonville possession, then the mer will con nue. If me then expires while play is suspended, then a 10-second count begins on the restart. If the ball goes out of bounds with less than 10 seconds on the clock and the PRINCETON (8-4, 3-2 Ivy League) a acking team retains possession, then the count is held and verbalized by the offi cial before the restart. Next game: 4/27 vs. Cornell • If the off ensive team calls a meout during a stall warning and there are more than 10 seconds le in the Last game: W, 14-6 vs. Harvard count, the me will be reset to 10 seconds on the restart. If fewer than 10 seconds, the count con nues from where it was stopped. If the defensive team calls meout, the mer is reset to 30 seconds. CORNELL (11-2, 5-0 Ivy League) • If there is a penalty during a stall warning then the 30-second clock is nullifi ed. A stall warning will not be Next game: 4/27 vs Princeton called on either team during a man-up situa on. Last game: W, 13-7 at Brown MEDIA SERVICES RUTGERS (2-12, 0-5 BIG EAST) Next game: 4/27 vs. Georgetown Lacrosse Contact ...... Mike Morrison Last game: L, 7-16 vs. Duke Office Phone ...... (315)-443-2608 E-mail ...... [email protected] HOBART (6-7, 2-4 ECAC) Fax ...... (315) 443-3405 Next game: 4/27 at Air Force Website ...... SUAthletics.com Last game: L, 11-19 vs. Loyola Twitter ...... @Cuse, @sumenslax GEORGETOWN (5-8, 2-3 BIG EAST) Interview Opportunities Next game: 4/27 at Rutgers Coach Desko and requested players are available for interviews on Tuesdays during the season for 30 Last game: L, 8-9 vs. Syracuse minutes before practice. Please contact the Athletic Communications Office 24 hours in advance to request players and to find out the place and time of the interview opportunity. NOTRE DAME (10-2, 4-1 BIG EAST) Next game: 4/27 vs. Syracuse Credentials Last game: W, 13-9 vs. Villanova Season and individual game requests for working press credentials should be made online via the PressPass media credential system. Please visit www.SportsSystems.com/Syracuse to apply for credentials. All communication regarding the status of your credential application will be by E-mail.

SUAthletics.com/BIGEAST.org Informa on about the Syracuse men’s lacrosse team is offi cial site of Syracuse University Athle cs, SUAthle cs.com. Informa on about the BIG EAST Conference is available at BIGEAST.org.

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2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 10 JOHN DESKO, HEAD COACH DESKO’S SYRACUSE RECORD

As the head men’s lacrosse coach at Syracuse University, John Desko has blazed a Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Postseason trail of excellence that dis nguishes him as one of the most respected coaches in the As a player na on and the world. Throughout his tenure, he’s maintained the winning tradi on 1976 7-4 .636 -- -- that is Orange lacrosse. Since replacing Hall of Fame coach Roy Simmons Jr. in 1999, 1977 8-6 .571 -- -- 1978 10-3 .769 -- -- Desko has kept the Orange in the hunt for an NCAA tle each and year and he has 1979 10-5 .667 -- -- NCAA Quarterfinalist brought home the na onal championship trophy fi ve mes (2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 4 Years 35-18 .660 2009) since the turn of the century. In the process, Desko has established a successful leadership style recognized As an assistant coach by many in the lacrosse world. His legacy of achievement led to his selec on as the 1980 12-2 .857 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist USILA Division I Coach of the Year in 2008, the BIG EAST Coach of the Year in 2011, 1981 7-4 .636 -- -- NCAA Quarterfinalist and to his being named the head coach of the 2006 U.S. Senior Na onal Team. They 1982 6-4 .600 -- -- are just three of the many honors bestowed upon Desko during his sparkling career. 1983 14-1 .933 -- -- NCAA Champions 1984 15-1 .938 -- -- NCAA Finalist Throughout his tenure, Desko has coached some of the greatest players ever to don a lacrosse jersey and 1985 14-2 .875 -- -- NCAA Finalist he’s le an indelible mark on the game. 1986 14-3 .824 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist 1987 9-4 .692 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist 1988 15-0 1.000 -- -- NCAA Champions Setting the Standard 1989 14-1 .933 -- -- NCAA Champions Desko holds a 181-57 career record and owns the best winning percentage (.761) of any ac ve NCAA 1990 13-0 1.000 -- -- NCAA Champions Division I coach. Overall, Desko is seventh on the Division I list for career winning percentage. His record 1991 12-3 .800 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist in the postseason is just as impressive. Desko is 28-8 in the NCAA Tournament and he owns the highest 1992 13-2 .867 -- -- NCAA Finalist tournament winning percentage of any coach in the history of college lacrosse (.778). Desko’s postseason 1993 12-2 .857 -- -- NCAA Champions dominance has resulted in fi ve NCAA tles, which ranks third all- me behind Roy Simmons Jr. and Bill Tierney, 1994 13-2 .867 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist who each have six. 1995 13-2 .867 -- -- NCAA Champions 1996 11-4 .733 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist Desko’s achievements are the product of recrui ng and developing some of the best lacrosse players in 1997 11-3 .786 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist the world. Since he was named head coach, Syracuse has had 47 players earn a total of 89 All-America nods, 1998 11-3 .786 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist including four- me honorees Mike Powell, Mike Springer and Mike Leveille. Two of his charges (Powell in 19 Years 229-43 .842 -- -- 2002 and 2004, and Leveille in 2008) went on to win the Tewaaraton Award as the na on’s best player. Desko’s leadership and longevity have been crucial to establishing the SU dynasty. The Orange advanced As head coach to the NCAA semifi nals 22 straight years between 1983 and 2004. It was as much a refl ec on upon Desko 1999 12-5 .706 -- -- NCAA Finalist as anyone, as he was the one person directly associated with the team for all 22 seasons. During the fi rst 16 2000 15-1 .938 -- -- NCAA Champions 2001 13-3 .813 -- -- NCAA Finalist years of the Final Four streak, he served as an assistant coach (he spent 19 seasons as an SU assistant overall) 2002 15-2 .882 -- -- NCAA Champions and then he led the team to the Final Four each of his fi rst six years, winning na onal championships in 2000, 2003 10-6 .625 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist 2002 and 2004. 2004 15-2 .882 -- -- NCAA Champions In Desko’s fi rst 33 seasons on the Syracuse coaching staff , the team has reached the NCAA tle game a 2005 7-6 .538 -- -- NCAA First Round stunning 16 mes, or almost once every other year. 2006 10-5 .667 -- -- NCAA Semifinalist In addi on to his na onal success, Desko was cri cal to the forma on of the BIG EAST Men’s Lacrosse 2007 5-8 .385 -- -- League in 2010. Since then, he’s guided SU to a 19-4 conference record, two BIG EAST regular-season 2008 16-2 .889 -- -- NCAA Champions 2009 16-2 .889 -- -- NCAA Champions championships (2010, 2011) and the inaugural BIG EAST Tournament tle (2012). Syracuse has had 16 players 2010 13-2 .867 6-0 1.000 NCAA First Round earn a total of 25 all-conference nods in three seasons, including two- me BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year 2011 15-2 .882 6-0 1.000 NCAA Quarterfinalist John Galloway, 2010 BIG EAST A ack Player of the Year Chris Daniello and 2011 BIG EAST A ack Player of the 2012 9-8 .529 3-3 .500 NCAA First Round Year Stephen Keogh. 2013 10-3 .769 4-1 .800 15 Years 181-57 .761 19-4 .826 Twice as Nice Desko led the Orange to a 32-4 overall record and back-to-back na onal championships in 2008 and 2009. DESKO’S RECORD BY OPPONENT The Orange fi nished with iden cal 16-2 records both years, tying the school season standard of 16 wins, and becoming the fi rst team since Princeton in the 1990s to repeat as NCAA champions. Team W L Team W L In 2008, Desko engineered one of the most impressive turnarounds the sport has ever seen. A er going Air Force 1 0 Towson 2 0 Albany 10 1 Villanova 4 2 5-8 and missing the postseason in 2007, he led the Orange to its record 10th NCAA crown. In addi on, the Army 11 2 Virginia 9 10 Orange ed the NCAA record for the best one-year win-loss improvement (+8.5). Desko’s squad was second in Binghamton 3 0 Yale 2 0 the na on in scoring off ense (13.61) and posted a 7.62 goals-against average, the best mark for an SU ou it in Brown 7 0 Totals 181 57 nearly four decades. Canisius 2 0 During the regular season, the Orange reeled off 10 straight wins and went undefeated at the Carrier Colgate 3 2 Dome (9-0). Syracuse rolled to four consecu ve wins in the postseason, including a 13-10 victory against Cornell 10 6 Johns Hopkins in the tle game. During its postseason run, Syracuse defeated three top-fi ve opponents and Dartmouth 1 0 Denver 3 0 bested second-seeded Virginia, 12-11, in double over me in one of the most memorable semifi nal games in Duke 3 2 tournament history. Fairfield 2 0 In addi on to his fourth championship, Desko capped the year by winning the F. Morris Touchstone Award Georgetown 14 4 as the USILA Division I Coach of the Year for the fi rst me. He joined Simmons Jr. as the only two Orange Harvard 1 0 mentors to earn the honor. Hobart 13 2 As an encore, Desko presided over a 2009 Orange team that ended the year on a nine-game winning streak Hofstra 1 1 and led the na on in scoring margin (+5.56) a er fi nishing second na onally in scoring off ense (12.94) and Johns Hopkins 11 9 fourth in scoring defense (7.39). The Orange posted a 6.46 goals-against average in its four NCAA Tournament Loyola 9 3 Maryland 1 1 wins, and the 2008 and 2009 seasons marked the fi rst me since 1969 and 1970 that Syracuse fi nished with Massachusetts 8 4 goals-against averages of less than 8.0 in consecu ve years. Navy 1 0 The Orange ed the school record with 10 home victories, and a er cruising to wins in its fi rst three NCAA Notre Dame 5 1 Tournament contests, defeated Cornell, 10-9, in over me in one of the most thrilling championship games in Penn 4 0 lacrosse history. Princeton 15 5 Providence 5 0 Rutgers 13 2 St. John’s 5 0 Siena 2 0

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 11 Success Leads to Opportunity THE DESKO FILE Desko’s coaching success has led him to addi onal opportuni es outside Syracuse, including his appointment as U.S. Na onal Team coach for the 2006 ILF World Championship where he led the squad to • Overall record: 181-57 the silver medal. In addi on, Desko spent three days in June of 2009 at the U.S. Na onal Team tryouts as part • NCAA Tournament record: 28-8 of a commi ee commissioned by U.S. Lacrosse to evaluate players for the 2010 FIL World Championship. • Five NCAA championships: On the college level, Desko served as a coach for the North squad in the annual North-South Senior All-Star 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2009 Game at the University of Delaware in 2000. He is also a leader in the sport’s administra on. Desko served as • Championship Weekend record: 12-4 a member of the NCAA Lacrosse Commi ee, a group that oversees and regulates rules, championships and • NCAA semifi nal record: 7-2 other issues per nent to the sport from 1999-2003, and he has also worked as a member of the Division I • NCAA championship game record: 5-2 regional advisory commi ee that assists in the evalua on of teams throughout the season. • Three BIG EAST championships: 2010, 2011, 2012 • Third all- me, and second among ac ve The Heir Apparent Division I head coaches, with fi ve NCAA tles When Roy Simmons Jr. re red in 1998, Desko was the perfect choice to con nue the Orange’s • First among ac ve Division I head coaches in championship tradi on. He spent 19 seasons as Simmons’ assistant and helped him turn Syracuse into the winning percentage (.761) lacrosse dynasty it is today. • Seventh on the all- me Division I list for career Prior to becoming Simmons’ top lieutenant in 1980, Desko was a player for Simmons from 1976-79. Upon winning percentage (.761) his arrival on campus, Desko helped SU achieve its fi rst winning season (7-4) since 1971. As a sophomore • Career leader in Division I NCAA Tournament in 1977, Desko and the Orange went 8-6 and the team scored a then school-record 238 goals. SU’s fastest winning percentage (.778) midfi elder his fi rst two years, Desko switched to defense as a junior and the Orange con nued its winning • Fourth all- me, and third among ac ve Division ways. SU went 10-3 in 1978, and with Desko leading the way, held opponents to 104 goals, the lowest total at I coaches, in NCAA Tournament wins (28) Syracuse in eight years. • 2011 BIG EAST Coach of the Year With just two seasons of experience on defense, Desko earned All-America honors in 1979 and helped SU • 2011 Camillus/West Genesee Sports Hall of to a 10-5 record and the school’s fi rst NCAA playoff berth. He served as team captain as a junior and senior, Fame Inductee and the Orange’s record improved in each of his four years on the squad. • 2008 USILA Division I Coach of the Year A er his playing career ended, Desko joined Simmons’ staff and the program con nued to blossom. The • 2008 Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame pair led the Orange to its fi rst NCAA tle in 1983, and by the me the decade was through Syracuse was Inductee synonymous with championship lacrosse. • 2006 U.S. Na onal Team Head Coach In his 19 seasons as an assistant, the Orange compiled a record of 229-43 (.842), earned 18 NCAA • 2006 Syracuse Le erwinner of Dis nc on Tournament invita ons, reached the Final Four 16 consecu ve mes and won six na onal championships. • 1997 Upstate New York chapter of the Lacrosse His assistant coaching du es included coordina ng recrui ng and serving as co-director of the popular Hall of Fame Inductee Syracuse University Lacrosse Camp. He recruited some of the best lacrosse players to ever play the game, • Fastest ac ve Division I head coach to reach 100 including two- me Na onal Player of the Year and Outstanding Midfi elder of the Year Gary Gait, two- me wins (133 games) Outstanding A ackman of the Year Tim Nelson, four- me All-American Brad Kotz, three- me All-American Paul Gait, and the Powell brothers, the school’s top three all- me leading scorers (Mike, Casey and Ryan).

Syracuse Through and Through Desko earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Syracuse University in 1991, and he was a scholas c standout at nearby West Genesee High School in the mid-1970s where he excelled in lacrosse, football and basketball. During the course of his career, Desko has been recognized by several local organiza ons for his lacrosse achievements. In the fall of 1997, Desko was inducted into the Upstate New York chapter of the Lacrosse Hall of Fame for his service to area lacrosse. He also recently received two more local sports honors. In 2008, he was inducted into the Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame in a ceremony at Drumlins Country Club, and he was inducted into the Camillus/West Genesee Sports Hall of Fame in October 2011. Lacrosse is very much a family aff air at Syracuse. Desko’s two younger brothers, Dave and Jeff , were All- American lacrosse players for the Orange, and his son, Tim, completed his Syracuse lacrosse playing career in 2012. Currently, Desko’s nephew, Jeff , is a member of the squad. John and his wife, Cindy, reside in Syracuse. They have four children — Tim, Ryan, Nicole and Casey.

DESKO’S MILESTONE WINS

1st Win ...... March 1, 1999 ...... SU defeats Rutgers, 20-13 10th Win ...... May 15, 1999 ...... SU defeats Princeton, 7-5 ...... Desko’s fi rst NCAA Tournament win 27th Win ...... May 29, 2000 ...... SU defeats Princeton, 13-7 ...... Desko wins fi rst NCAA tle 50th Win ...... April 19, 2002 ...... SU defeats Penn, 12-7 55th Win ...... May 27, 2002 ...... SU defeats Princeton, 13-12 ...... Desko wins second NCAA tle 75th Win ...... May 1, 2004 ...... SU defeats Massachuse s, 17-10 80th Win ...... May 31, 2004 ...... SU defeats Navy, 14-13 ...... Desko wins third NCAA tle 100th Win ....March 24, 2007 ...... SU defeats Binghamton, 16-10 ...... Desko becomes fastest ac ve DI coach to reach 100 victories (133 games) 118th Win ....May 26, 2008 ...... SU defeats Johns Hopkins, 13-10 ....Desko wins fourth NCAA tle 134th Win ....May 25, 2009 ...... SU defeats Cornell, 10-9...... Desko wins fi h NCAA tle 137th Win ....March 13, 2010 ...... SU defeats Georgetown, 15-12 ...... First BIG EAST Conference win in school history 141st Win .... April 3, 2010 ...... SU defeats Albany, 15-8 ...... 800th win in SU lacrosse history 150th Win ....March 4, 2011 ...... SU defeats Virginia, 12-10 171st Win .... May 5, 2012 ...... SU defeats St. John’s, 12-4 ...... SU wins inaugural BIG EAST Tournament tle 177th Win ....March 29, 2013 ...... SU defeats Canisius, 17-5 ...... 200th SU win at the Carrier Dome

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 12 Winningest Active Coaches By Percentage (Division I, min. 5 years) W L Pct. 1. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE 181 57 .761 2. Bill Tierney, Denver 318 111 .741 3. Dom Starsia, Virginia 347 129 .729 4. Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins 169 66 .719 5. Jeff Tambroni, Penn State 135 56 .707 6. Mike Pressler, Bryant 303 143 .679 7. Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame 250 126 .665 8. Charley Toomey, Loyola 74 38 .6607 9. John Danowski, Duke 325 167 .6606 10. Scott Nelson, Binghamton 240 127 .654

Winningest Active Coaches By Wins (Division I, min. 5 years) W L Pct. 1. Dom Starsia, Virginia 347 129 .729 2. John Danowski, Duke 325 167 .661 3. Bill Tierney, Denver 318 111 .741 The career leader in NCAA Tournament winning percentage (.778), John Desko owns 4. Bob Shillinglaw, Delaware 310 282 .524 an all-Ɵ me tournament record of 28-8. 5. Mike Pressler, Bryant 303 143 .679 6. Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame 250 126 .665 7. Scott Nelson, Binghamton 240 127 .654 Winningest Coaches All-Time Winningest Active Coaches 8. Don Zimmerman, UMBC 218 145 .601 By Percentage (All divisions, min. 10 years) NCAA Division I Championship (By Percentage) 9. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE 181 57 .761 W L T Pct. W L Pct. 10. Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins 169 66 .719 1. Jim Berkman, Potsdam/Salisbury * 424 46 0 .902 1. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE 28 8 .778 11. Greg Cannella, Massachusetts 167 102 .621 2. Jack Kaley, NYIT 185 33 0 .849 2. Bill Tierney, Denver 33 15 .688 3. Dan Sheehan, Le Moyne * 213 40 0 .8419 3. Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins 21 11 .656 4. Erin Quinn, Middlebury 202 38 0 .8417 4. Dom Starsia, Virginia 36 20 .643 Winningest Active Coaches 5. Ned Harkness, RPI/Cornell 147 27 2 .8409 5. John Danowski, Duke 19 13 .594 By Percentage (All divisions, min. 5 years) 6. W.P. Bilderback, Navy 131 26 2 .830 min. 10 games W L Pct. 7. George Finlayson, Navy 140 25 10 .829 1. Jim Berkman, Salisbury 424 46 .902 8. Chris Ryan, Mercyhurst * 148 33 0 .818 2. Dan Sheehan, Le Moyne 213 40 .842 9. Jack Faber, Maryland 251 56 2 .8155 Winningest Active Coaches 3. Chris Ryan, Mercyhurst 148 33 .818 10. Al Heagy, Maryland 246 57 2 .810 NCAA Division I Championship (By Wins) 4. John Jez, LIU Post 102 27 .791 11. Lelan Rogers, 185 50 0 .787 Wins 5. Steve Colfer, Cabrini 179 49 .785 Ohio Wesleyan/Cortland 1. Dom Starsia, Virginia 36 6. Paul Cantabene, Stevenson 129 37 .7771 12. Steve Colfer, Cabrini * 179 49 0 .785 2. Bill Tierney, Denver 33 7. Michael Morgan, Merrimack 73 21 .7766 13. Mickey Cochrane, Bowling Green 77 22 0 .777 3. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE 28 8. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE 181 57 .761 14. Willie Scroggs, North Carolina 120 37 0 .764 4. Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins 21 9. Hank Janczyk, Gettysburg 376 120 .758 15. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE * 181 57 0 .761 5. John Danowski, Duke 19 10. Bill Tierney, Denver 318 111 .741 16. W.H. Dinty Moore, Navy 159 50 2 .7583 17. Hank Janczyk, 376 120 0 .7581 Salisbury/Colgate/Gettysburg * Winningest Coaches All-Time Winningest Coaches All-Time NCAA Division I Championship (By Wins) By Percentage (Division I, min. 10 years) Wins W L T Pct. 1. Dom Starsia, Brown/Virginia * 36 1. W.P. Bilderback, Navy 131 26 2 .830 Most National Championships 1. Roy Simmons Jr., Syracuse 34 2. George Finlayson, Navy 140 25 10 .829 NCAA Division I (All-Time) 3. Bill Tierney, Princeton/Denver * 33 3. Jack Faber, Maryland 251 56 2 .816 Titles 4. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE * 28 4. Al Heagy, Maryland 246 57 2 .810 1. Roy Simmons Jr., Syracuse 6 5. Dave Pietramala, Cornell/Johns Hopkins * 21 5. Mickey Cochrane, Bowling Green 77 22 0 .778 Bill Tierney, Princeton/Denver * @ 6 6. Willie Scroggs, North Carolina 120 37 0 .764 3. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE * 5 * - Indicates active head coach 7. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE * 181 57 0 .761 4. Dom Starsia, Brown/Virginia * # 4 8. W.H. Dinty Moore, Navy 159 50 2 .758 5. Henry Ciccarone, Johns Hopkins 3 Don Zimmerman, Johns Hopkins/UMBC * ! 3 9. Roy Simmons Jr., Syracuse 290 96 0 .751 Winningest Coaches All-Time 10. Bud Beardmore, Virginia/Maryland 104 35 0 .748 Willie Scroggs, North Carolina 3 Richie Moran, Cornell 3 NCAA Division I Championship (By Percentage) * - Indicates active head coach * - Indicates active head coach W L Pct. ! - Zimmerman’s three championships came while he was 1. JOHN DESKO, SYRACUSE * 28 8 .778 the head coach at Johns Hopkins. 2. Henry Ciccarone, Johns Hopkins 18 6 .750 @ - Tierney’s six championships came while he was the 3. Roy Simmons Jr., Syracuse 34 13 .723 head coach at Princeton. 4. Bud Beardmore, Maryland 17 7 .708 # - Starsia’s four championships all came as the head coach 5. Bill Tierney, Princeton/Denver * 32 14 .688 at Virginia. min. 10 games

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2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 13 ALPHABETICAL 2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School/Previous School 38 Avallone, Tyler GK 1 Chris Daddio M 5-11 191 Jr. Purcellville, Va./Loudoun Valley 16 Barber, Ryan M 2 Kevin Rice A 5-8 160 So. Skaneateles, N.Y./Skaneateles 46 Burr, Elliott M 45 Carey, Kyle D 3 Billy Ward A 5-8 175 Jr. Baldwinsville, N.Y./C.W. Baker 29 Carpentieri, Stefan M 4 Bobby Wardwell GK 6-0 201 So. Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa 49 Ciferri, Paolo M 5 Joe Fazio LSM 6-2 212 Sr. Syracuse, N.Y./West Genesee 53 Cometti, Luke M 6 Pat Powderly A 5-8 167 Jr. Reisterstown, Md./St. Paul’s School 26 Conroy, Brendan M 7 Derek Maltz A 6-3 196 Jr. Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge 1 Daddio, Chris M 8 Hakeem Lecky M 5-10 167 R-So. Nantucket, Mass./Duxbury/Avon Old Farms School (Conn.) 36 Daly, Brenny M 9 Matt Walters M 6-2 216 So. Villanova, Pa./The Haverford School 12 DeJoe, Derek M 15 DeJohn, Eric A 10 Matt Pratt M 5-9 196 Sr. Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Forks/OCC 19 Desko, Jeff A 11 Brian Megill D 6-1 220 Sr. Clark, N.J./Arthur L. Johnson 17 Donahue, Dylan A 12 Derek DeJoe M 6-0 195 Fr. Fairport, N.Y./Fairport 5 Fazio, Joe LSM 13 Evan Molloy GK 5-11 169 Fr. Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset 25 Galasso, Nicky A 15 Eric DeJohn A 5-10 170 R-Fr. Syracuse, N.Y./Jamesville-DeWitt/Trinity-Pawling School 47 Gillis, Joe M 16 Ryan Barber M 5-11 188 R-Sr. Camillus, N.Y./West Genesee 32 Grimm, Tom M 31 Hamlin, David D 17 Dylan Donahue A 5-9 172 R-Fr. Camillus, N.Y./West Genesee/Air Force 44 Harris, Matt LSM 18 Matthew Lerman GK 5-9 179 R-Jr. Villanova, Pa./Episcopal Academy 23 Hatem, Alex M 19 Jeff Desko A 6-2 197 Fr. Marlborough, Mass./St. John’s-Shrewsbury 43 Henry, Kyle A 20 Brandon Mullins D 6-2 213 So. Coppell, Texas/Coppell 24 Ianzito, Steve M 21 Mike Messina M 5-9 190 So. Webster, N.Y./Aquinas Institute 37 Jenkins, Drew M 22 JoJo Marasco M 5-10 193 Sr. Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Somers 42 Kane, Chris M 50 Lamolinara, Dominic GK 23 Alex Hatem M 6-0 194 R-Fr. Syracuse, N.Y./Jamesville-DeWitt 8 Lecky, Hakeem M 24 Steve Ianzito M 6-0 215 R-Sr. Clay, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse 18 Lerman, Matthew GK 25 Nicky Galasso A 6-0 195 Jr. West Islip, N.Y./West Islip/North Carolina 33 Loy, Scott M 26 Brendan Conroy M 6-0 190 Fr. Muttontown, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 28 Macartney, Peter LSM 27 Sean Young D 6-2 200 So. Oakville, Ontario, Canada/Hill Academy/Towson 7 Maltz, Derek A 28 Peter Macartney LSM 6-1 178 R-So. Evergreen, Colo./Colorado Academy 22 Marasco, JoJo M 29 Stefan Carpentieri M 6-2 196 R-Jr. Armonk, N.Y./Byram Hills 88 McDermott, Jay D 11 Megill, Brian D 30 Ben Romagnoli GK 5-11 192 R-Fr. Cazenovia, N.Y./Cazenovia 21 Messina, Mike M 31 David Hamlin D 6-0 190 R-Sr. New Hartford, N.Y./New Hartford 13 Molloy, Evan GK 32 Tom Grimm M 5-11 180 R-Fr. Black River, N.Y./Carthage 20 Mullins, Brandon D 33 Scott Loy M 6-2 209 Jr. Toledo, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 41 Paduda, Cal M 34 Daquan Rockett M 5-10 153 Fr. Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca 81 Palasek, Ryan D 35 Griffi n Vehar D 6-2 239 R-Jr. Hudson, Ohio/Hudson 6 Powderly, Pat A 10 Pratt, Matt M 36 Brenny Daly M 5-10 186 R-Fr. Owings Mills, Md./McDonogh School 2 Rice, Kevin A 37 Drew Jenkins M 5-6 152 Jr. Montclair, N.J./Montclair 34 Rockett, Daquan M 38 Tyler Avallone GK 6-3 249 Fr. Chester, N.J./Mendham 30 Romagnoli, Ben GK 39 Chris Swanson D 6-2 224 R-Fr. Henrietta, N.Y./Rush-Henrietta 48 Salcido, Sergio M 40 Bobby Tait D 6-4 224 R-Fr. Buckingham, Pa./Germantown Academy 77 Schoonmaker, Henry M 41 Cal Paduda M 5-9 171 Fr. Madison, Conn./Loomis Chaff ee 39 Swanson, Chris D 40 Tait, Bobby D 42 Chris Kane M 6-3 192 R-So. West Seneca, N.Y./Bishop Timon 35 Vehar, Griffin D 43 Kyle Henry A 5-11 174 R-So. Lewiston, N.Y./Niagara Wheatfi eld 9 Walters, Matt M 44 Matt Harris LSM 6-2 218 Jr. Buff alo Grove, Ill./Stevenson School 3 Ward, Billy A 45 Kyle Carey D 6-0 202 Sr. Worthington, Ohio/Thomas Worthington 4 Wardwell, Bobby GK 46 Elliott Burr M 5-11 199 Fr. Hamilton, Mass./Hamilton-Wenham Regional 27 Young, Sean D 47 Joe Gillis M 5-11 186 Fr. Bernardsville, N.J./Seton Hall 48 Sergio Salcido M 5-7 144 Fr. Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 49 Paolo Ciferri M 6-0 150 Fr. Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca 50 Dominic Lamolinara GK 6-2 178 Jr. Arnold, Md./St. Mary’s/Maryland Avallone ...... AVE-uh-lone 53 Luke Cometti M 6-3 200 Sr. Syracuse, N.Y./West Genesee/Albany Stefan Carpentieri ...... STEF-n carpen-TEE-air-ee Paolo Ciferri ...... POW-low si-FERRY 77 Henry Schoonmaker M 6-1 187 R-So. Portland, Ore./Lincoln Cometti ...... CUH-metti 81 Ryan Palasek D 6-1 194 Fr. Rocky Point, N.Y./Rocky Point Fazio ...... FOZZ-ee-oh 88 Jay McDermott D 6-2 181 Fr. Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury Hatem ...... HAY-tem Ianzito ...... EYE-an-zee-toe Head Coach: John Desko (15th year) Lamolinara ...... LAMB-oh-lin-ara Assistant Coaches: Kevin Donahue, Lelan Rogers Paduda...... puh-DOO-duh Director of Operations: Roy Simmons III Palasek ...... PAL-uh-sek Volunteer Assistant Coach: Steve Scaramuzzino Romagnoli ...... ROE-mag-no-lee Captains: Joe Fazio, Steve Ianzito, Derek Maltz, JoJo Marasco, Brian Megill Salcido ...... SOL-see-doe Schoonmaker ...... SKOON-maker Vehar ...... VEE-har

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#38 TYLER AVALLONE #45 KYLE CAREY #53 LUKE COMETTI Goalie • Freshman Defense • Senior Midfi eld • Senior

* Ranked sixth among goalies and No. 62 overall in the * Plays on the man-down unit. * First-line midfi elder. Class of 2012 by Inside Lacrosse. * Made fi rst career start on close defense in the season * Tied for the Orange lead with 24 goals, including three opener against Albany and caused the fi rst turnover game-winners. AVALLONE’S CAREER STATISTICS of his career. * His 24 goals are two more than he scored in fi rst three Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T college seasons combined (22). 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 CAREY’S CAREER STATISTICS * Averaged 5.0 goals per game in wins vs. Cornell Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. (four goals) and Rutgers (six goals) to earn BIG EAST 2010 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-4 .500 Off ensive Player of the Week honors (April 15). Also #16 RYAN BARBER 2011 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-3 .667 selected as the IL/Nike Player of the Week (April 16). Midfi eld • Redshirt Senior 2012 17 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-2 .000 * Had a career-high seven points, including a personal- 2013 13 0 0 0 0 6 1 1-4 .250 best six goals, vs. Rutgers. Four of his goals came in * Member of SU’s second midfi eld. Totals 38 0 0 0 0 11 1 5-13 .385 the fourth quarter as SU rallied from a 10-5 defi cit to * Has fi ve points (3-2) in the last six games. win. * Tied his career high with two goals vs. Canisius. CAREY’S CAREER HIGHS * Has at least one goal in 11-of-13 games. Goals: 0 * Equaled his career high with two assists at Princeton. BARBER’S CAREER STATISTICS Assists: 0 * Transferred to SU in 2011-12 a er spending two years Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Points: 0 at Albany. 2010 13 4 1 1 2 6 0 0-0 .000 GBs: 1 11x; most recent at Princeton (4/6/13) * Father, Chuck Come , was a linebacker for the Orange 2011 7 3 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 .000 CTs: 1 vs. Albany (2/17/13) football team from 1980-82. 2012 17 23 5 3 8 5 1 0-0 .000 2013 13 20 4 3 7 6 0 0-0 .000 Faceoff s COMETTI’S CAREER STATISTICS Totals 50 50 10 8 18 17 1 0-0 .000 Won: 2 at St. John’s (5/8/10) Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. A : 2 3x; most recent vs. St. John’s (3/9/13) 2009 ! 10 26 6 2 8 15 -- 0-0 .000 BARBER’S CAREER HIGHS 2010 ! 11 30 5 4 9 12 2 0-0 .000 Goals: 2 2x; most recent vs. Canisius (3/29/13) 2012 17 36 11 1 12 4 1 0-0 .000 Assists: 1 8x; most recent at Georgetown (4/20/13) #29 STEFAN CARPENTIERI 2013 13 76 24 6 30 10 2 0-0 .000 Points: 2 (1-1) vs. Villanova (3/29/10) Midfi eld • Redshirt Junior Totals 51 168 46 13 59 41 5 0-0 .000 2 (2-0) 2x; most recent vs. Canisius (3/29/13) GBs: 3 vs. Albany (4/3/10) * Father, Russ Carpen eri, le ered in football at SU in COMETTI’S CAREER HIGHS CTs: 1 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) 1982. Goals: 6 vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) Assists: 2 3x; most recent at Princeton (4/6/13) CARPENTIERI’S CAREER STATISTICS Points: 7 (6-1) vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) #46 ELLIOTT BURR Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Midfi eld • Freshman GBs: 4 at Vermont (4/19/09) ! 2011 4 0 0 1 1 2 0 0-0 .000 CTs: 1 5x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) 2012 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 * First Hamilton-Wenham Regional (Mass.) High School 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 ! - at Albany alum to play Division I lacrosse. Totals 4 0 0 1 1 2 0 0-0 .000 * Made his SU debut vs. Virginia and was 1-for-4 (.250) at the faceoff X. CARPENTIERI’S CAREER HIGHS #26 BRENDAN CONROY Goals: 0 Midfi eld • Freshman BURR’S CAREER STATISTICS Assists: 1 vs. St. John’s (5/7/11) Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Points: 1 (0-1) vs. St. John’s (5/7/11) * Joined the team in January of 2013 as a faceoff 2013 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-10 .200 GBs: 1 2x; most recent vs. St. John’s (5/7/11) specialist. CTs: 0 * Made his SU debut vs. Virginia and was 1-for-6 (.167) BURR’S CAREER HIGHS at the faceoff X. Goals: 0 * Won a career-high 13 faceoff s at Princeton and fi n- Assists: 0 #49 PAOLO CIFERRI ished 13-for-18 (.722) vs. the Tigers. Points: 0 Midfi eld • Freshman * Set a career high for a empts (19) against St. John’s. GBs: 0 CTs: 0 * 2012 U.S. Lacrosse All-American. CONROY’S CAREER STATISTICS * High school teammate of fellow SU freshman Daquan Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Faceoff s Rocke . 2013 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 27-67 .403 Won: 1 2x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) * Made his Orange debut vs. Canisius and picked up one A : 4 2x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) ground ball. Also had one ground ball vs. Hobart and CONROY’S CAREER HIGHS at Georgetown. Goals: 0 Assists: 0 CIFERRI’S CAREER STATISTICS Points: 0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. GBs: 0 2013 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 .000 CTs: 0

CIFERRI’S CAREER HIGHS Faceoff s Goals: 0 Won: 13 at Princeton (4/6/13) Assists: 0 A : 19 vs. St. John’s (3/9/13) Points: 0 GBs: 1 3x; most recent at Georgetown (4/20/13) CTs: 0

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#1 CHRIS DADDIO #15 ERIC DEJOHN #25 NICKY GALASSO Midfi eld • Junior AƩ ack • Redshirt Freshman AƩ ack • Junior

* Faceo ff specialist. DEJOHN’S CAREER STATISTICS * Will miss the 2013 season due to a lower-body injury * Set career highs in faceoff wins (20), a empts (33) and Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. that required season-ending surgery. ground balls (8) in the season opener vs. Albany. 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 * Transferred to Syracuse a er spending two years at * Won four straight faceoff s in the fourth quarter to help North Carolina. secure SU’s 13-11 win vs. St. John’s. * Inside Lacrosse Preseason Honorable Men on All- * Tied for third on the team in ground balls (29). #19 JEFF DESKO American. Midfi eld • Freshman DADDIO’S CAREER STATISTICS GALASSO’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Nephew of SU head lacrosse coach John Desko. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2011 17 0 0 0 0 16 1 55-110 .500 2011 ! 16 76 24 32 56 20 1 0-0 .000 2012 16 1 0 0 0 20 1 77-157 .490 DESKO’S CAREER STATISTICS 2012 ! 13 19 6 3 9 1 0 0-0 .000 2013 12 2 0 0 0 29 0 82-173 .474 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Totals 45 3 0 0 0 65 2 214-440 .486 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Totals 29 95 30 35 65 21 1 0-0 .000

DADDIO’S CAREER HIGHS #17 DYLAN DONAHUE GALASSO’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 0 AƩ ack • Redshirt Freshman Goals: 4 2x; most recent vs. Lehigh (4/17/11) ! Assists: 0 Assists: 5 vs. Maryland (3/26/11) ! Points: 0 * Started seven games this season. Points: 7 (2-5) vs. Maryland (3/26/11) ! GBs: 8 vs. Albany (2/17/13) * Converted on his fi rst fi ve shots of the year. Didn’t 7 (4-3) vs. Lehigh (4/17/11) ! CTs: 1 2x; most recent vs. Albany (2/19/12) miss un l the fourth game (vs. St. John’s). GBs: 3 3x; most recent vs. Presbyterian (4/14/12) ! * Owns the best shoo ng percentage (.500, 14-28) on CTs: 1 vs. Duke (3/17/11) ! Faceoff s the team (min. 6 shots). Won: 20 vs. Albany (2/17/13) * Started his collegiate debut vs. Albany and recorded a ! - at North Carolina A : 33 vs. Albany (2/17/13) hat trick with three fourth-quarter goals, including the equalizer to force OT. #47 JOE GILLIS #36 BRENNY DALY * Credited with his fi rst career assist in the Army game. Midfi eld • Freshman Midfi eld • Redshirt Freshman * Recorded his second hat trick of the year with three goals vs. Hobart. * Made his college debut vs. Army. * Made his collegiate debut running on the second * Son of SU assistant coach Kevin Donahue and younger midfi eld line vs. St. John’s. brother of former SU a ackman Collin Donahue. GILLIS’ CAREER STATISTICS * Ne ed his fi rst career goal in the third quarter at Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Providence. DONAHUE’S CAREER STATISTICS 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. DALY’S CAREER STATISTICS 2013 13 28 14 6 20 18 2 0-0 .000 GILLIS’ CAREER HIGHS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Goals: 0 2013 5 3 1 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 DONAHUE’S CAREER HIGHS Assists: 0 Goals: 3 2x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) Points: 0 DALY’S CAREER HIGHS Assists: 1 6x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) GBs: 0 Goals: 1 at Providence (3/19/13) Points: 3 (3-0) 2x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) CTs: 0 Assists: 0 GBs: 3 vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) Points: 1 (1-0) at Providence (3/19/13) CTs: 1 2x; most recent at Villanova (3/23/13) GBs: 0 #32 TOM GRIMM Midfi eld • Redshirt Freshman CTs: 0 #5 JOE FAZIO LSM • Senior * Made his fi rst career appearance as a defensive mid- #12 DEREK DEJOE fi elder in the second half at Providence and picked up AƩ ack • Freshman * 2013 team co-captain. his fi rst ground ball. * Matched his career high with two ground balls vs. * Recorded his fi rst career point when he was credited * Plays on the extra-man unit. Albany. with an assist in the second half vs. Canisius. * Tied for third in the BIG EAST with fi ve extra-man * Caused a career-high two turnovers against St. John’s. goals. GRIMM’S CAREER STATISTICS * Scored his fi rst career goal vs. Army. FAZIO’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * His extra-man goal with 10:32 to play against St. John’s Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2013 6 0 0 1 1 2 0 0-0 .000 proved to be the game-winner. 2010 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 * Career-best four points (two goals, two assists) at 2011 9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 GRIMM’S CAREER HIGHS Providence. 2012 17 0 0 0 0 10 5 0-0 .000 Goals: 0 * Tied his career high with two goals vs. Canisius. 2013 12 0 0 0 0 6 3 0-0 .000 Assists: 1 vs. Canisius (3/29/13) * DeJoe’s shot has been clocked at 103 mph. Totals 40 0 0 0 0 17 8 0-0 .000 Points: 1 (0-1) vs. Canisius (3/29/13) GBs: 1 2x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) FAZIO’S CAREER HIGHS CTs: 0 DEJOE’S CAREER STATISTICS Goals: 0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Assists: 0 2013 13 24 7 3 10 3 0 0-0 .000 Points: 0 GBs: 2 4x; most recent vs. Albany (2/17/13) DEJOE’S CAREER HIGHS CTs: 2 vs. St. John’s (3/9/13) Goals: 2 2x; most recent vs. Canisius (3/29/13) Assists: 2 at Providence (3/19/13) Points: 4 (2-2) at Providence (3/19/13) GBs: 2 vs. Army (2/24/13) CTs: 0

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#31 DAVID HAMLIN #23 ALEX HATEM #37 DREW JENKINS Defense • Redshirt Senior Midfi eld • Redshirt Freshman Midfi eld • Junior

* Started 30 straight games on close defense. * Made his college debut and scored his fi rst career goal * Reserve short-s ck defensive midfi elder. * Helped defend Virginia’s Nick O’Reilly and held him in the fourth quarter vs. Canisius. scoreless. * Hatem’s uncle, Jim McNamara, played lacrosse at JENKINS’ CAREER STATISTICS * Also shut out Hopkins a ackman Zach Palmer. Syracuse (1985, 1987-89) and was part of two NCAA Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week championship teams. 2011 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 1-3 .333 (April 1) a er matching his personal best with four 2012 16 2 1 1 2 5 5 8-21 .381 ground balls and se ng a career high with fi ve caused HATEM’S CAREER STATISTICS 2013 13 1 0 0 0 12 1 0-0 .000 turnovers vs. Canisius. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Totals 38 3 1 1 2 20 6 9-24 .375 * Also had four ground balls vs. Rutgers. 2013 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 JENKINS’ CAREER HIGHS HAMLIN’S CAREER STATISTICS HATEM’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 vs. Villanova (3/25/12) Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Goals: 1 vs. Canisius (3/29/13) Assists: 1 vs. Army (2/26/12) 2010 9 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 .000 Assists: 0 Points: 1 (1-0) vs. Villanova (3/25/12) 2011 15 1 0 0 0 7 4 0-0 .000 Points: 1 (1-0) vs. Canisius (3/29/13) 1 (0-1) vs. Army (2/16/12) 2012 17 0 0 0 0 27 14 0-0 .000 GBs: 0 GBs: 3 2x; most recent at Princeton (4/6/13) 2013 13 1 0 0 0 18 18 0-0 .000 CTs: 0 CTs: 2 at Johns Hopkins (3/17/12) Totals 54 2 0 0 0 53 39 0-0 .000 Faceoff s HAMLIN’S CAREER HIGHS #43 KYLE HENRY Won: 3 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) Goals: 0 AƩ ack • Redshirt Sophomore A : 5 2x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) Assists: 0 Points: 0 * Made his Orange debut at Providence and scored GBs: 4 4x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) twice in the second half. #42 CHRIS KANE CTs: 5 vs. Canisius (3/29/13) Midfi eld • Redshirt Sophomore HENRY’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Cousin, Patrick Kane, is a member of the NHL’s Chicago #44 MATT HARRIS 2013 1 2 2 0 2 0 0 0-0 .000 Blackhawks. LSM • Junior HENRY’S CAREER HIGHS KANE’S CAREER STATISTICS * Tied for ninth na onally among ac ve long poles with Goals: 2 at Providence (3/19/13) Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 12 career points (six goals, six assists). Assists: 0 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 * Leads the team with 36 ground balls. Points: 2 (2-0) at Providence (3/19/13) * Named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week on GBs: 0 April 22 for his performance vs. Hobart (two ground CTs: 0 balls) and Georgetown (four ground balls, four caused #50 DOMINIC LAMOLINARA turnovers). Part of a defensive midfi elder that did Goalie • Junior now allow a goal to any of Hobart’s three star ng #24 STEVE IANZITO midfi elders. Midfi eld • Redshirt Senior * Sixth in the BIG EAST in save percentage (.516). * Scored a third-quarter goal against Virginia to ignite a * Recorded fi ve saves in the second half vs. Johns Hop- 4-0 Orange run. * 2013 team co-captain. kins to earn his fi rst win of the season. * Started on close defense vs. St. John’s for the injured * SU’s primary short-s ck defensive midfi elder. * Made his fi rst start of the year at Providence and had Brandon Mullins. * Tied for third on the team in ground balls (29). 11 saves. * Added his second goal of the year vs. Johns Hopkins. * Recorded a career-high four ground balls vs. Johns * Career-best 14 saves at Princeton. * Passed out an assist at Providence. Hopkins. * Transferred to Syracuse for the 2012 season a er * Season-high fi ve ground balls at Princeton. * Assisted on goals by Ma Pra against both Virginia spending his freshman year at Maryland. and St. John’s. HARRIS’ CAREER STATISTICS * Had an assist on Derek Maltz’s fi rst-half goal against LAMOLINARA’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Hobart. Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T 2011 16 3 2 1 3 11 4 0-0 .000 * Scored his fi rst goal of the year and ed his career high 2011 ! 3 6:15 3 1 .750 9.60 1 0-0-0 2012 17 5 2 4 6 46 14 0-0 .000 with four ground balls vs. Cornell. 2012 11 307:45 43 48 .473 9.36 6 3-2-0 2013 13 6 2 1 3 36 17 0-0 .000 2013 9 468:23 80 75 .516 9.61 19 7-2-0 Totals 46 14 6 6 12 93 35 0-0 .000 IANZITO’S CAREER STATISTICS Totals 23 782:23 126 124 .504 9.51 26 10-4-0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. HARRIS’ CAREER HIGHS 2010 12 5 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 LAMOLINARA’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 6x; most recent vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16/13) 2011 17 28 5 3 8 9 1 0-0 .000 Saves: 14 at Princeton (4/6/13) Assists: 1 6x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) 2012 17 6 1 1 2 10 6 0-0 .000 Points: 2 (1-1) 2x; most recent at Duke (5/12/12) 2013 13 5 1 3 4 29 6 0-0 .000 ! - at Maryland GBs: 6 3x; most recent vs. Princeton (4/7/12) Totals 59 44 7 7 14 49 13 0-0 .000 CTs: 4 2x; most recent at Georgetown (4/20/13) IANZITO’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 7x; most recent vs. Cornell (4/10/13) Assists: 2 vs. Notre Dame (4/30/11) Points: 2 (0-2) vs. Notre Dame (4/30/11) GBs: 4 2x; most recent vs. Cornell (4/10/13) CTs: 2 at St. John’s (3/10/12)

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#8 HAKEEM LECKY #28 PETER MACARTNEY #22 JOJO MARASCO Midfi eld • Redshirt Sophomore LSM • Redshirt Sophomore Midfi eld • Senior

* Member of the second midfi eld unit. MACARTNEY’S CAREER STATISTICS * 2013 team co-captain. * Tied his personal-best with two goals vs. Johns Hop- Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America First Team. kins. They were his fi rst two goals of the season. 2012 11 2 1 0 1 15 0 0-0 .000 * Named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. * Scored a goal in the second half at Georgetown. 2013 13 0 0 0 0 15 1 0-0 .000 * Leads SU in points (46) and assists (30). Totals 24 2 1 0 1 30 1 0-0 .000 * Tied for ninth na onally and ranks second in the BIG LECKY’S CAREER STATISTICS EAST in assists per game (2.31). Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. MACARTNEY’S CAREER HIGHS * Six points, including a career-high tying fi ve assists, 2012 17 30 6 1 7 7 1 0-0 .000 Goals: 1 vs. Army (2/26/12) in SU’s comeback win vs. Rutgers. Also caused the 2013 12 23 3 0 3 2 0 0-0 .000 Assists: 0 turnover that resulted in Derek Maltz’s game-winner Totals 29 53 9 1 10 9 1 0-0 .000 Points: 1 (1-0) vs. Army (2/26/12) with 10 seconds to play. GBs: 6 vs. Army (2/26/12) * Named the Whitman’s Sampler Player of the Game LECKY’S CAREER HIGHS CTs: 1 at Georgetown (4/20/13) a er recording fi ve points (one goal, four assists) vs. Goals: 2 2x; most recent vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16/13) St. John’s. Marasco had a hand in four of SU’s fi rst fi ve Assists: 1 vs. Princeton (4/7/12) goals against the Red Storm. He was named to the BIG Points: 2 (2-0) 2x; most recent vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16/13) #7 DEREK MALTZ EAST Honor Roll (March 11) for the performance. GBs: 3 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) AƩ ack • Junior * Scored two goals vs. Virginia to reach 100 career CTs: 1 vs. Princeton (4/7/12) points. * 2013 team co-captain. * Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll (Feb. 18) a er scor- * Inside Lacrosse Preseason Honorable Men on ing a career-high eight points (three goals, fi ve assists #18 MATTHEW LERMAN All-American. vs. Albany. His eight points were the most for an SU Goalie • Redshirt Junior * Named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. player since Kenny Nims had eight vs. Providence in * Tied for the team lead in goals (24). 2009. LERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS * Tied his career high with two assists in the second half * Taken in the fi h round (37th overall) of the 2013 MLL Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T at Providence. Dra by the New York Lizards. 2011 7 35:25 8 5 .615 8.47 3 0-0-0 * Registered his fi rst hat trick of the year with three 2012 6 203:30 34 34 .500 10.02 10 1-2-0 goals vs. St. John’s. MARASCO’S CAREER STATISTICS 2013 0 0:00 0 0 .000 0.00 0 0-0-0 * Season-high four goals vs. Canisius. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Totals 13 238:55 42 39 .519 9.79 13 1-2-0 * Scored three goals in the fourth quarter vs. Rutgers, 2010 10 31 9 8 17 8 2 0-0 .000 including the game-winner with 10 seconds le , to 2011 17 87 23 18 41 26 6 0-0 .000 LERMAN’S CAREER HIGHS help lead SU to victory a er trailing 10-5. 2012 17 66 12 19 31 23 10 0-0 .000 Saves: 9 at Virginia (3/4/12) * Equaled his career high with three ground balls vs. 2013 13 50 16 30 46 12 3 0-0 .000 Albany in the season opener. Totals 57 234 60 75 135 69 21 0-0 .000 * Father, Derek Maltz, played for the Orange from #33 SCOTT LOY 1983-85 and was a member of SU’s fi rst NCAA tle Midfi eld • Junior MARASCO’S CAREER HIGHS team in 1983. Goals: 3 5x; most recent vs. Albany (2/17/13) * Returned to the lineup at Georgetown a er missing Assists: 5 2x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) MALTZ’S CAREER STATISTICS Points: 8 (3-5) vs. Albany (2/17/13) two games due to injury and scored one goal. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Has scored a goal in 11 of the last 14 games he’s GBs: 8 vs. Army (2/26/12) 2011 7 3 3 0 3 0 0 0-0 .000 CTs: 2 4x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) played da ng back to 2012, including four games with 2012 17 68 28 9 37 15 4 0-0 .000 at least two goals. 2013 13 68 24 5 29 17 1 0-0 .000 * Made his fi rst career start in the season opener vs. Totals 37 139 55 14 69 32 5 0-0 .000 #88 JAY MCDERMOTT Albany and scored a goal. Defense • Freshman * Set a career high with three goals vs. Johns Hopkins. MALTZ’S CAREER HIGHS * Tied his personal best with three points (one goal, two Goals: 6 at Hobart (4/17/12) * Rated the 34th-best defenseman in the Class of 2012 assists) in the fi rst half vs. Cornell. Assists: 2 3x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) by Inside Lacrosse. Points: 6 (6-0) at Hobart (4/17/12) * Made his college debut in the second half at Provi- LOY’S CAREER STATISTICS GBs: 3 3x; most recent vs. Albany (2/17/13) dence. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. CTs: 1 5x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) 2011 15 14 3 1 4 4 2 0-0 .000 MCDERMOTT’S CAREER STATISTICS 2012 15 12 6 1 7 4 0 0-0 .000 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2013 11 35 13 3 16 6 0 0-0 .000 2013 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Totals 41 61 22 5 27 14 2 0-0 .000

LOY’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 3 vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16/13) Assists: 2 vs. Cornell (4/10/13) Points: 3 (3-0) vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16/13) (1-2) vs. Cornell (4/10/13) GBs: 2 3x; most recent vs. Virginia (3/1/13) CTs: 1 2x; most recent vs. Cornell (4/12/11)

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#11 BRIAN MEGILL #13 EVAN MOLLOY #81 RYAN PALASEK Defense • Senior Goalie • Freshman Midfi eld • Sophomore

* Four-year starter. * Ranked No. 18 among goalies in the Class of 2012 by * Ranked 15th overall and fourth among defensemen in * 2013 team co-captain. Inside Lacrosse. the Class of 2012 by Inside Lacrosse. * Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America First Team. * Evan’s father, Jamie Molloy (1977-80), and grandfather * Saw his fi rst ac on in the second half at Providence * Named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. Kenneth Molloy (1940-42), both played lacrosse at recorded his fi rst caused turnover. * 2013 BIG EAST Preseason co-Defensive Player of the Syracuse. Jamie holds the SU career record for saves * Caused a career-high two turnovers in the fourth Year and named to the All-BIG EAST Preseason Team. (766). quarter against Rutgers. * Nominee for the Senior CLASS Award, presented to * Older brother, Tommy, was an a ackman for the Or- the na on’s most outstanding student-athlete. MOLLOY’S CAREER STATISTICS ange (2011-12) and led the team in scoring in 2012. * SU career leader with 98 caused turnovers. Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T * Father, Tom Palasek, graduated from Syracuse Univer- * Tabbed the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 sity in 1987 and played two years of JV lacrosse. (Feb. 25) for the fi rst me in his career a er holding Army a ackman Garre Thul without a point and end- PALASEK’S CAREER STATISTICS ing his 42-game, goal-scoring streak. #20 BRANDON MULLINS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. * Named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week Defense • Sophomore 2013 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 .000 (March 11) again a er leading the Orange with fi ve ground balls and three caused turnovers vs. St. John’s. * Su ff ered a season-ending knee injury in the fourth quarter vs. Virginia. PALASEK’S CAREER HIGHS He also scored one goal and won his only faceoff Goals: 0 against the Red Storm. * Selected to the BIG EAST Honor Roll (March 4) for the fi rst me in his career a er helping hold Virginia Assists: 0 * Assisted on Derek Maltz’s game-winning goal with 10 Points: 0 seconds le vs. Rutgers. a ackman Nick O’Reilly scoreless. * Da ng back to 1939, Mullins is just the second player GBs: 0 * Selected in the fi rst round of the 2013 MLL Dra (No. CTs: 2 vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) 7 overall) by the Denver Outlaws. from Texas to play lacrosse at Syracuse (Travis Bryan, * 2012 USILA Second Team All-American. 2001-03). * Brother, Ray Megill, was an All-American at Maryland. #6 PAT POWDERLY MULLINS’ CAREER STATISTICS AƩ ack • Junior MEGILL’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2012 17 2 0 0 0 27 13 0-0 .000 * Member of the extra-man unit. 2010 15 1 0 0 0 39 14 0-0 .000 2013 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 .000 * Registered his fi rst point of the year with an assist in 2011 17 0 0 0 0 34 27 0-0 .000 Totals 20 2 0 0 0 29 14 0-0 .000 the second half at Providence. 2012 17 4 1 2 3 62 37 22-47 .468 2013 13 5 1 1 2 34 20 1-4 .250 MULLINS’ CAREER HIGHS POWDERLY’S CAREER STATISTICS Totals 62 10 2 3 5 169 98 23-51 .451 Goals: 0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Assists: 0 2011 6 1 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 .000 MEGILL’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 0 2012 4 2 1 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 Goals: 1 2x; most recent vs. St. John’s (3/9/13) GBs: 5 vs. St. John’s (5/5/12) 2013 13 3 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 .000 Assists: 1 3x; most recent vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) CTs: 2 5x; most recent vs. St. John’s (5/5/12) Totals 23 6 1 2 3 0 0 0-0 .000 Points: 2 (1-1) at Hobart (4/17/12) GBs: 9 at Hobart (4/17/12) #41 CAL PADUDA POWDERLY’S CAREER HIGHS CTs: 5 3x; most recent vs. Providence (3/21/12) Midfi eld • Freshman Goals: 1 vs. Providence (3/21/12) * Set career highs in faceoff wins (20), faceoff a empts Assists: 1 2x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) Faceoff s (28) and ground balls (8) against Hobart. Points: 1 (0-1) 2x: most recent at Providence (3/19/13) Won: 8 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) * Registered six faceoff wins on 18 a empts against 1 (1-0) vs. Providence (3/21/12) A : 12 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) Rutgers. Four of his wins came in the fourth quarter to GBs: 0 help SU rally from a 10-5 defi cit. CTs: 0 #21 MIKE MESSINA * A empted the fi rst faceoff in his college debut vs. Midfi eld • Sophomore Albany. #10 MATT PRATT * Won the fi rst faceoff of his career at Providence. Midfi eld • Senior * Reserve defensive midfi elder. * Father, Joe Paduda, was a member of the SU crew team from 1978-80. * Short-s ck defensive midfi elder. MESSINA’S CAREER STATISTICS * Has scored on four of his fi ve shots (.800). Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. PADUDA’S CAREER STATISTICS * Tallied a goal in consecu ve games vs. Virginia, St. 2012 7 0 0 0 0 6 1 2-4 .500 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. John’s and Johns Hopkins. His fourth quarter goal vs. 2013 4 1 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 .000 2013 7 1 0 0 0 15 0 35-69 .507 Virginia capped a 4-0 SU run. Totals 11 1 0 0 0 9 1 2-4 .500 * Had a career-best tying three ground balls vs. Canisius PADUDA’S CAREER HIGHS * Spent the 2010 and 2011 seasons at Onondaga MESSINA’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 0 Community College and led the Lazers to consecu ve Goals: 0 Assists: 0 NJCAA na onal championships. Assists: 0 Points: 0 Points: 0 GBs: 8 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) PRATT’S CAREER STATISTICS GBs: 3 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) CTs: 0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. CTs: 1 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) 2012 16 16 3 1 4 6 0 0-0 .000 Faceoff s 2013 13 5 4 1 5 13 5 0-0 .000 Faceoff s Won: 20 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) Totals 29 21 7 2 9 19 5 0-0 .000 Won: 2 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) A : 28 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) A : 3 vs. Rutgers (4/14/12) PRATT’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 7x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) Assists: 1 2x; most recent at Villanova (3/23/13) Points: 1 (1-0) 7x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) 1 (0-1) 2x; most recent at Villanova (3/23/13 GBs: 3 2x; most recent vs. Canisius (3/29/13) CTs: 2 vs. Albany (2/17/13)

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#2 KEVIN RICE #77 HENRY SCHOONMAKER #9 MATT WALTERS AƩ ack • Sophomore Midfi eld • Redshirt Sophomore Midfi eld • Sophomore

* Second on the team in points (34) and assists (20). * Runs with the second midfi eld. * Plays on the extra-man unit. * Made his fi rst career start vs. Albany and notched four * Made his fi rst start vs. Rutgers in place of Sco Loy * Four of his fi ve goals this season are man-up tallies. points, including three assists. and was credited with one assist. * Tallied a personal-best three points, including a career- * Scored the game-winning goal with a minute le in OT * Named the BIG EAST Off ensive Player of the Week high two assists, in SU’s win at Providence. vs. Virginia. (April 8) for the fi rst me a er se ng career highs in * Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll (March 25) a er goals (4), assists (2) and points (6) at Princeton. WALTERS’ CAREER STATISTICS averaging 3.5 points per game against Providence * Recorded three points (two goals, one assist) against Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. (two goals, two assists) and Villanova (two goals, one Johns Hopkins. 2012 10 12 5 2 7 4 0 0-0 .000 assist). * Had a career-high fi ve ground balls against Hobart. 2013 13 15 5 6 11 1 0 0-0 .000 * Tallied a career-high six points (three goals, three as- * Tallied his fi rst career hat trick with three goals at Totals 23 27 10 8 18 5 0 0-0 .000 sists) vs. Canisius to earn BIG EAST Honor Roll (April 1) Providence. recogni on for the second straight week. * Schoonmaker is the fi rst player from the state of WALTERS’ CAREER HIGHS Oregon to play lacrosse at Syracuse (records go back Goals: 2 at Villanova (5/3/12) RICE’S CAREER STATISTICS to 1939). Assists: 2 at Providence (3/19/13) Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Points: 3 (1-2) at Providence (3/19/13) 2012 6 6 1 2 3 0 0 0-0 .000 SCHOONMAKER’S CAREER STATISTICS GBs: 1 6x; most recent at Princeton (4/6/13) 2013 13 42 14 20 34 16 1 0-0 .000 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. CTs: 0 Totals 19 48 15 22 37 16 1 0-0 .000 2012 17 28 6 1 7 15 4 0-0 .000 2013 13 43 15 5 20 16 1 0-0 .000 RICE’S CAREER HIGHS Totals 30 71 21 6 27 31 5 0-0 .000 #3 BILLY WARD Goals: 3 vs. Canisius (3/29/13) AƩ ack • Junior Assists: 3 4x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) SCHOONMAKER’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 6 (3-3) vs. Canisius (3/29/13) Goals: 4 at Princeton (4/6/13) * Started six games. GBs: 4 vs. Albany (2/17/13) Assists: 2 at Princeton (4/6/13) * Made his fi rst career start and scored a goal vs. Army. CTs: 1 vs. Rutgers (4/13/13) Points: 6 (4-2) at Princeton (4/6/13) * Tied his career high with three points (one goal, two GBs: 5 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) assists) at Providence. CTs: 1 5x; most recent vs. Hobart (4/16/13) * Career-best two goals at Villanova. #34 DAQUAN ROCKETT * Registered a career-high three ground balls vs. Hobart. Midfi eld • Freshman #39 CHRIS SWANSON WARD’S CAREER STATISTICS * High school teammate of Paolo Ciferri’s at Ithaca (N.Y.). Defense • Redshirt Freshman Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2011 10 4 1 2 3 1 1 0-0 .000 ROCKETT’S CAREER STATISTICS SWANSON’S CAREER STATISTICS 2012 11 5 2 7 9 3 1 0-0 .000 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2013 13 33 9 4 13 11 0 0-0 .000 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Totals 34 42 12 13 25 15 2 0-0 .000 WARD’S CAREER HIGHS #30 BEN ROMAGNOLI #40 BOBBY TAIT Goals: 2 at Villanova (3/23/13) Goalie • Redshirt Freshman Defense • Redshirt Freshman Assists: 2 3x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) Points: 3 (1-2) 2x; most recent at Providence (3/19/13) * Made his college debut at Providence, playing the last * Collected two ground balls in his collegiate debut at GBs: 3 vs. Hobart (4/16/13) 5:15 of the game and stopping one shot. Providence. CTs: 1 2x; most recent vs. St. John’s (5/5/12) * Played on the man-down vs. Georgetown. ROMAGNOLI’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T TAIT’S CAREER STATISTICS #4 BOBBY WARDWELL 2013 2 20:15 2 5 .286 14.81 0 0-0-0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Goalie • Sophomore 2013 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 .000 ROMAGNOLI’S CAREER HIGHS * Started the fi rst fi ve games of the season. Saves: 1 2x; most recent vs. Canisius (3/29/13) TAIT’S CAREER HIGHS * Set an SU record for the fewest goals allowed by a Goals: 0 goalie (min. 60 minutes) vs. Army. Also established a Assists: 0 new single-game Carrier Dome record for save per- #48 SERGIO SALCIDO Points: 0 centage (.846, 11 svs./2 GA) in the game. Midfi eld • Freshman GBs: 2 at Providence (3/19/13) * Named to the 2012 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team CTs: 0 a er making 19 saves in two games, including a SALCIDO’S CAREER STATISTICS career-best 12 against Villanova in the semifi nals. Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 #35 GRIFFIN VEHAR WARDWELL’S CAREER STATISTICS Defense • Redshirt Junior Year GP Min. Svs GA Save% GAA GB W-L-T 2012 9 508:45 83 75 .525 8.85 22 5-4-0 VEHAR’S CAREER STATISTICS 2013 7 299:19 39 46 .459 9.22 4 3-1-0 Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. Totals 16 808:04 122 121 .502 8.98 26 8-5-0 2011 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 2012 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 WARDWELL’S CAREER HIGHS 2013 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Saves: 12 2x; most recent at Villanova (5/3/12) Totals 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000

VEHAR’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 0 Assists: 0 Points: 0 GBs: 0 CTs: 0

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#27 SEAN YOUNG Defense • Sophomore

* Transferred to Syracuse a er playing one season at Towson. * Hast started the last nine games on close defense. * Recorded his fi rst career caused turnover against Canisius. * Made his Orange debut vs. Johns Hopkins and was named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (March 18) a er holding Blue Jay a ackman Brandon Benn to one goal. Benn was averaging 3.6 goals per game. * Held Cornell’s Steve Mock, the na on’s leading goal- scorer at the me, to one goal in a 13-12 Orange victory.

YOUNG’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Sh G A P GB CT FO Pct. 2012 ! 14 1 0 0 0 7 0 0-0 .000 2013 9 0 0 0 0 6 3 0-0 .000 Totals 23 1 0 0 0 13 3 0-0 .000

YOUNG’S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 0 Assists: 0 Points: 0 GBs: 3 vs. UMBC (4/4/12) ! CTs: 1 3x; most recent at Georgetown (4/20/13)

! - at Towson

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FIELD STATISTICS

Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Shot % GWG UP DN GB TO CT Faceoffs Pen-Min Syracuse L, 15-16 (2OT) 15 9 24 47 .319 0 1 0 36 15 10 20-35 5-4.0 Albany 16 12 28 45 .356 1 2 0 32 15 5 15-35 2-1.5 Syracuse W, 6-2 6 4 10 44 .136 1 2 0 34 12 7 6-12 2-1.0 Army 2 1 3 25 .080 0 0 0 21 13 5 6-12 3-2.0 Syracuse W, 9-8 (OT) 9 3 12 33 .273 1 0 0 23 15 5 5-21 4-4.0 Virginia 8 1 9 38 .211 0 2 0 33 16 6 16-21 3-2.0 Syracuse W, 13-11 13 9 22 47 .277 1 1 0 25 6 6 13-26 6-5.5 vs. St. John’s 11 5 16 32 .344 0 3 0 23 10 3 13-26 4-4.0 Syracuse W, 13-8 13 9 22 39 .333 1 0 0 27 10 4 10-24 7-4.5 Johns Hopkins 8 2 10 29 .276 0 3 0 32 17 5 14-24 4-3.0 Syracuse W, 18-9 18 14 32 37 .486 1 3 0 30 15 5 14-27 5-4.0 at Providence 9 5 14 36 .250 0 3 0 29 15 6 13-27 5-3.0 Syracuse L, 10-11 10 6 16 21 .476 0 1 0 19 17 10 2-24 3-2.5 at Villanova 11 8 19 44 .250 1 2 0 32 22 9 22-24 3-1.5 Syracuse W, 17-5 17 6 23 33 .515 1 1 0 27 14 8 11-26 2-2.5 Canisus 5 2 7 14 .357 0 0 0 28 22 4 15-26 2-1.5 Syracuse W, 13-12 13 10 23 34 .382 1 1 0 25 15 4 18-29 4-2.5 at Princeton 12 6 18 42 .286 0 1 0 22 9 7 11-29 1-0.5 Syracuse W, 13-12 13 6 19 37 .351 1 0 0 23 9 4 12-28 2-1.5 Cornell 12 6 18 47 .255 0 1 0 31 7 4 16-28 3-2.5 Syracuse W, 12-11 12 11 23 43 .279 1 1 0 34 10 13 8-26 3-2.5 Rutgers 11 7 18 27 .407 0 2 1 37 21 3 18-26 3-2.0 Syracuse L, 12-13 12 6 18 46 .261 0 1 0 37 10 7 20-29 3-2.5 Hobart 13 7 20 29 .448 1 3 1 28 11 5 9-29 5-4.5 Syracuse W, 9-8 9 6 15 33 .273 1 1 0 32 14 9 9-20 3-2.5 at Georgetown 8 3 11 29 .276 0 1 0 28 16 8 11-20 4-3.0 Syracuse vs. Notre Dame SU Totals 160-126 160 99 259 494 .324 10 13 0 372 162 92 148-327 49-39.5 Opponent Totals 126 65 191 437 .288 3 23 2 376 194 70 179-327 42-31.0

GOALIE STATISTICS

Opponent Score Min GA GAAvg Svs Save % W L T Syracuse L, 15-16 (2OT) 64:57 16 14.78 7 .304 0 1 0 Albany 64:57 15 13.86 13 .464 1 0 0 Syracuse W, 6-2 60:00 2 2.00 11 .846 1 0 0 Army 60:00 6 6.00 18 .750 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 9-8 (OT) 63:00 8 7.62 9 .529 1 0 0 Virginia 63:00 9 8.57 7 .438 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 13-11 60:00 11 11.00 5 .312 1 0 0 vs. St. John’s 60:00 13 13.00 12 .480 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 13-8 60:00 8 8.00 8 .500 1 0 0 Johns Hpokins 60:00 13 13.00 11 .458 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 18-9 60:00 9 9.00 14 .609 1 0 0 at Providence 60:00 18 18.00 11 .379 0 1 0 Syracuse L, 10-11 60:00 11 11.00 12 .522 0 1 0 at Villanova 60:00 10 10.00 5 .333 1 0 0 Syracuse W, 17-5 60:00 5 5.00 4 .444 1 0 0 Canisus 60:00 17 17.00 4 .190 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 13-12 60:00 12 12.00 14 .538 1 0 0 at Princeton 60:00 13 13.00 9 .409 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 13-12 60:00 12 12.00 12 .500 1 0 0 Cornell 60:00 13 13.00 8 .381 0 1 0 Syracuse W, 12-11 60:00 11 11.00 8 .421 1 0 0 Rutgers 60:00 12 12.00 12 .500 0 1 0 Syracuse L, 12-13 60:00 13 13.00 7 .350 0 1 0 Hobart 60:00 12 12:00 18 .600 1 0 0 Syracuse W, 9-8 60:00 8 8.00 10 .556 1 0 0 at Georgetown 60:00 9 9.00 13 .591 0 1 0 Syracuse vs. Notre Dame SU Totals 160-126 787:57 126 9.59 121 .490 10 3 0 Opponent Totals 787:57 160 12.18 141 .468 3 10 0

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Scoring (Goals-Assists) Alb Arm UVa STJ JHU Prov Vill Can Prin Crn Rut Hob GT ND Ryan Barber 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Ellio Burr DNP DNP 0-0 DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Kyle Carey 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Stefan Carpen eri DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Paolo Ciferri DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 Luke Come 2-1 1-0 1-0 2-1 1-1 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-2 4-0 6-1 1-0 2-0 Brendan Conroy DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP DNP DNP Chris Daddio 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 Brenny Daly DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 1-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 DNP Derek DeJoe 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-0 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Eric DeJohn DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Jeff Desko DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Dylan Donahue 3-0 1-1 1-1 0-0 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 1-1 3-0 0-0 Joe Fazio 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Nicky Galasso DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Joe Gillis DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Tom Grimm DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 DNP 0-0 0-0 DNP David Hamlin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Ma Harris 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Alex Hatem DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Kyle Henry DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Steve Ianzito 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 Drew Jenkins 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Chris Kane DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Hakeem Lecky 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Sco Loy 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 1-2 DNP DNP 1-0 Peter Macartney 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Derek Maltz 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-1 1-2 2-0 4-0 2-1 1-0 3-0 2-0 2-1 JoJo Marasco 3-5 0-1 2-0 1-4 0-3 0-2 1-2 1-1 2-2 2-2 1-5 2-1 1-2 Jay McDermo DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Brian Megill 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 Mike Messina DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Brandon Mullins 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Cal Paduda 0-0 0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 Ryan Palasek DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP 0-0 DNP DNP Pat Powderly 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Ma Pra 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 Kevin Rice 1-3 0-1 1-0 1-3 0-0 2-2 2-1 3-3 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-3 1-1 Daquan Rocke DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Sergio Salcido DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Henry Schoonmaker 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 2-1 3-0 0-0 0-0 4-2 2-0 0-1 0-0 1-1 Chris Swanson DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Bobby Tait DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 Griffi n Vehar DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Ma Walters 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 Billy Ward 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-2 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 Sean Young DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Saves/Goals Allowed Alb Arm UVa STJ JHU Prov Vill Can Prin Crn Rut Hob GT ND Tyler Avallone DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Dominic Lamolinara DNP DNP DNP DNP 5/2 11/5 12/11 1/1 14/12 12/12 8/11 7/13 10/8 Ma hew Lerman DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Evan Molloy DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Ben Romagnoli DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1/2 DNP 1/3 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Bobby Wardwell 7/16 11/2 9/8 5/11 3/6 2/2 DNP 2/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Faceoffs (Wins-Attempts) Alb Arm UVa STJ JHU Prov Vill Can Prin Crn Rut Hob GT ND Ellio Burr DNP DNP 1-4 DNP DNP 1-4 DNP 0-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Kyle Carey 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 Brendan Conroy DNP DNP 1-6 8-19 DNP 2-4 0-8 2-6 13-18 1-6 DNP DNP DNP Chris Daddio 20-33 6-11 3-11 4-4 14-24 10-16 2-14 9-17 4-10 11-22 2-8 DNP 1-3 Brian Megill 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Cal Paduda 0-1 0-1 DNP DNP DNP 1-3 DNP 0-1 DNP DNP 6-18 20-28 8-17

OPPONENT KEY: Alb - Albany, Arm - Army, Can - Canisius, Crn - Cornell, Duke - Duke, GT - Georgetown, Hob - Hobart, JHU - Johns Hopkins, Prin - Princeton, Prov - Providence, ND - Notre Dame, Rut - Rutgers, STJ - St. John’s, UVa - Virginia, Vill - Villanova

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SU Scoring By Quarter Points For Pondering 1 2 3 4 OT 2OT F Three + Goal Games: ALBANY 5 3 5 2 0 1 16 6, Luke Come vs. Rutgers (4/13) Syracuse 2 3 5 5 0 0 15 4, Derek Maltz vs. Canisius (3/29) 4, Henry Schoonmaker at Princeton (4/6) ARMY 0 2 0 0 - - 2 4, Luke Come vs. Cornell (4/10) Syracuse 1 4 1 0 - - 6 3, Dylan Donahue vs. Albany (2/17) 3, JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) VIRGINIA 3 3 0 2 0 - 8 3, Derek Maltz vs. St. John’s (3/9) Syracuse 4 0 3 1 1 - 9 3, Sco Loy vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16) 3, Henry Schoonmaker at Providence (3/19) ST. JOHN’S 1 3 5 2 - - 11 3, Kevin Rice vs. Canisius (3/29) 3, Derek Maltz vs. Rutgers (4/13) Syracuse 2 5 3 3 - - 13 3, Dylan Donahue vs. Hobart (4/16) JOHNS HOPKINS 1 5 1 1 - - 8 Syracuse 6 2 3 2 - - 13

PROVIDENCE 1 1 2 5 - - 9 Syracuse 6 5 3 4 - - 18

VILLANOVA 2 2 4 3 - - 11 Syracuse 2 3 4 1 - - 10

Three + Assist Games: CANISUS 1 0 1 3 5 5, JoJo Marasco vs. Rutgers (4/13) Syracuse 5 7 4 1 - - 17 5, JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) 4, JoJo Marasco vs. St. John’s (3/9) PRINCETON 2 3 4 3 - - 12 3, Kevin Rice vs. Albany (2/17) Syracuse 3 2 2 6 - - 13 3, Kevin Rice vs. St. John’s (3/9) 3, JoJo Marasco vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16) CORNELL 6 2 2 2 - - 12 3, Kevin Rice vs. Canisius (3/29) Syracuse 4 2 3 4 - - 13 3, Kevin Rice vs. Hobart (4/16) RUTGERS 2 3 5 1 - - 11 Syracuse 2 1 2 7 - - 12

Five + Point Games: HOBART 1 5 2 5 - - 13 8, JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) Syracuse 2 6 2 2 - - 12 7, Luke Come vs. Rutgers (4/13) 6, JoJo Marasco vs. Rutgers (4/13) GEORGETOWN 3 2 1 2 - - 8 6, Henry Schoonmaker at Princeton (4/6) Syracuse 3 1 4 1 - - 9 6, Kevin Rice vs. Canisius (3/29) 5, JoJo Marasco vs. St. John’s (3/9) NOTRE DAME Syracuse

Opp. 28 34 32 31 0 1 126 Syracuse 42 41 39 37 1 0 160

Largest Lead: 14 vs. Canisius (16-2, 17-3) Largest Defi cit: 5 vs. Albany (8-3) 5 vs. Rutgers (10-5) Largest Lead in a Loss: 4 vs. Hobart (8-4) Largest Defi cit in a Win: 5 vs. Rutgers (10-5) Average Margin of Victory: 3.7 Average Margin of Defeat: 1.0 Goal Diff eren al: +34 (160-126)

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SU Team Highs Opponent Team Highs Goals 18 at Providence (3/19) Goals 16 Albany (2/17) Assists 14 at Providence (3/19) Assists 12 Albany (2/17) Points 32 at Providence (3/19) Points 28 Albany (2/17) Shots 47 vs. Albany (2/17) Shots 47 Cornell (4/10) 47 vs. St. John’s (3/9) Saves 18 Army (2/24) Saves 14 at Providence (3/19) 18 Hobart (4/16) 14 at Princeton (4/6) Ground balls 37 Rutgers (4/13) Ground balls 37 vs. Hobart (4/16) Turnovers 22 Villanova (3/23) Turnovers 17 at Villanova (3/23) 22 Canisius (3/29) Caused Turnovers 13 vs. Rutgers (4/13) Caused Turnovers 9 Villanova (3/23) Faceoff Wins 20 vs. Albany (2/17) Faceoff Wins 22 Villanova (3/23) 20 vs. Hobart (4/16) Extra-man Goals 3 St. John’s (3/9) Extra-man Goals 3 at Providence (3/19) 3 Johns Hopkins (3/16) 3 Providence (3/19) 3 Hobart (4/16)

SU Individual Highs Opponent Individual Highs

Goals 6 Luke Come vs. Rutgers (4/13) Goals 6 Alex Love, Hobart (4/16) Assists 5 JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) Assists 6 Lyle Thompson, Albany (2/17) 5 JoJo Marasco vs. Rutgers (4/13) Points 8 Lyle Thompson, Albany (2/17) Points 8 JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) Shots 12 Alex Love, Hobart (4/16) Shots 11 JoJo Marasco vs. Albany (2/17) Saves 18 Sam Somers, Army (2/24) 11 Derek Maltz vs. St. John’s (3/9) 18 Peter Zonino, Hobart (4/16) Saves 14 Dominic Lamolinara at Princeton (4/6) Ground balls 12 Doug Tesoriero, Cornell (4/6) Ground balls 8 Chris Daddio vs. Albany (2/17) Caused Turnovers 5 Mike Noyes, Providence (3/19) 8 Cal Paduda vs. Hobart (4/16) Faceoff Wins 22 Thomas Croonquist, Villanova (3/23) Caused Turnovers 5 David Hamlin vs. Canisius (3/29) Faceoff Wins 20 Chris Daddio vs. Albany (2/17) 20 Cal Paduda vs. Hobart (4/16)

SU Team Lows Opponent Team Lows

Goals 6 vs. Army (2/24) Goals 2 Army (2/24) Assists 3 vs. Virginia (3/1) Assists 1 Army (2/24) Points 10 vs. Army (2/24) 1 Virginia (3/1) Shots 21 at Villanova (3/23) Points 3 Army (2/24) Saves 4 vs. Canisius (3/29) Shots 14 Canisius (3/29) Ground balls 19 at Villanova (3/23) Saves 4 Canisius (3/29) Turnovers 6 vs. St. John’s (3/9) Ground balls 21 Army (2/24) Caused Turnovers 4 vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16) Turnovers 7 Cornell (4/10) 4 at Princeton (4/6) Caused Turnovers 3 St. John’s (3/9) 4 vs. Cornell (4/10) 3 Rutgers (4/13) Faceoff Wins 2 at Villanova (3/23) Faceoff Wins 6 Army (2/24) Extra-man Goals 0 vs. Virginia (3/1) Extra-man Goals 0 Army (2/24) 0 vs. Johns Hopkins (3/16) 0 Canisius (3/29) 0 vs. Cornell

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Game #1 February 17 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Game #2 February 24 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Albany 16 Army 2 #13 Syracuse 15 #18 Syracuse 6

Albany’s Miles Thompson took a feed from his brother, Lyle, and scored with No. 18 Syracuse rebounded from last weekend’s season-opening loss to 3:03 left to play in the second overtime to lift the Great Danes to a 16-15 victory Albany with a 6-2 victory against Army on Sunday, Feb. 24 at the Carrier Dome. against No. 13 Syracuse in the season opener for both teams Sunday, Feb. 17 at The Orange did it with defense, holding the Black Knights scoreless for 21:45 to the Carrier Dome. start the game and shutting them out in the second half. The goal brought to an end a thrilling game of runs that saw the Orange rally Army’s two goals were tied for the fewest ever by an opposing team in the from five goals down (8-3) in the first half and four goals down (14-10) early in Carrier Dome (Binghamton, 2008). Sophomore netminder Bobby Wardwell and the fourth quarter. senior defenseman Brian Megill led the effort. Wardwell made 11 saves, one shy Albany’s Thompson trio combined for 19 points in the game and 10 of the of his career high, and set a record for the fewest goals allowed by an SU goalie team’s 16 goals. Miles had three goals and three assists. Lyle finished with a that played the entire game (2). team-high eight points (two goals, six assists) and cousin, Ty, notched five goals. Megill guarded Army leading scorer Garrett Thul and held him without a Their performances nullified a tremendous effort from Syracuse senior point, ending the attackman’s 42-game goal scoring streak which had been the captain JoJo Marasco who scored a career-best eight points (three goals, five longest in the nation. Prior to Sunday, the last time Thul did not score a goal was assists) in the loss. on March 30, 2010 against Hofstra. With the game tied at nine, the Great Danes reeled off four straight goals to Offensively, SU received goals from six different players. Redshirt freshman go up 13-9 with 3:03 left in the third quarter. Then Syracuse scored six of the last Dylan Donahue was the leading scorer, finishing with one goal and one assist. eight goals in regulation, including back-to-back strikes from Dylan Donahue at Junior Billy Ward opened the game’s scoring at the 4:24 of the first quarter, 4:21 and 2:52, respectively, in the fourth quarter to knot the game at 15. and Syracuse added to its lead in the second period as sophomore Kevin Rice In the first overtime, Syracuse had the ball for the entire four minutes. The found a cutting Scott Loy for an easy goal with 11:42 to play in the half. Senior Orange attempted five shots, none of which found the mark. Luke Cometti followed with a goal at the 10:09 mark of the second quarter to SU junior Chris Daddio won the opening faceoff again in the second extra extend the advantage to 3-0. session to give the ball back to the Orange. The Great Danes’ defense blocked a Tyler Kamide finally ended the Army drought, getting the Black Knights on the shot by Marasco with 3:28 left and collected the ground ball to gain possession board with 8:15 to go before halftime. However, SU responded with an extra- for the first time in OT. After a shot by Tim Cox sailed high, Albany coach man goal by junior Derek Maltz and a goal by Donahue to take its largest lead of Scott Marr called timeout. On the restart, the Great Danes put the ball in Lyle the game (5-1) with 4:12 to go in the half. Thompson’s stick and he threaded a pass to Miles who buried the winner. John Glesener found the cage for Army with 3:53 left in the half to close the gap to 5-2, however, it proved to be the Black Knights’ last goal of the game as ALBANY 16, SYRACUSE 15 (2OT) the SU defense held Army scoreless for the final 33:53. SU rookie Derek DeJoe tallied the only goal of the second half, scoring on the 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Final man-advantage with 9:57 left in the third quarter to produce the final score. Albany (0-1) 5 3 5 2 0 1 16 Syracuse (1-0) 2 3 5 5 0 0 15 SYRACUSE 6, ARMY 2

Albany Scoring: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Goals - T. Thompson 5, M. Thompson 3, L. Thompson 2, Feuerstein 2, Fuller 2, Army (2-2) 0 2 0 0 2 Eccles 1, Stenberg 1 Syracuse (1-1) 1 4 1 0 6 Assists - L. Thompson 6, M. Thompson 3, Feuerstein 1, Fuller 1, Garziano 1 Army Scoring: Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Glesner 1, Kamide, 1 Goals - Marasco 3, Donahue 3, Cometti 2, Rice 1, Loy 1, Maltz 1, Ward 1, Assists - Brennan 1 Schoonmaker 1, Barber 1, Walters 1 Assists - Marasco 5, Rice 3, Cometti 1 Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Donahue 1, Maltz 1, Loy 1, Ward 1, Cometti 1, DeJoe 1 Shots: Syracuse 47, Albany 45 Assists - Donahue 1, Marasco 1, Rice 1, Walters 1 Ground balls: Syracuse 36, Albany 32 Faceoffs: Syracuse 20-35, Albany 15-35 Shots: Syracuse 44, Army 25 Clears: Syracuse 15-16, Albany 14-19 Ground balls: Syracuse 34, Army 21 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-2, Albany 2-5 Faceoffs: Syracuse 6-12, Army 6-12 Saves: Syracuse 7 (Wardwell 7), Albany 13 (Riorden 13) Clears: Syracuse 24-26, Army 23-23 Turnovers: Syracuse 15, Albany 15 Extra-Man: Syracuse 2-3, Army 0-2 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 10, Albany 5 Saves: Syracuse 11 (Wardwell 11), Army 18 (Somers 18) Penalties: Syracuse 5/4:00, Albany 2/1:30 Turnovers: Syracuse 12, Army 13 Attendance: 4,130 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 7, Army 5 Penalties: Syracuse 2/1:00, Army 3/2:00 Game Notes: For Albany, it marked the first time in 11 tries that it beat the Attendance: 3,614 Orange at the Carrier Dome … The loss snapped SU’s streak of 16 consecutive season-opening wins … Prior to 2013, Syracuse’ last season-opening loss was in Game Notes: SU freshman Joe Gillis made his collegiate debut running on the 1996 to Virginia, 17-15 … Marasco’s eight points were the most for an SU player third midfield line with DeJoe and Matt Walters … DeJoe’s goal was the first of since Kenny Nims had eight points against Providence on Feb. 15, 2009 … Daddio his career … Ward made his first career start in the contest ... With the victory, set career highs for faceoff wins (20), attempts (33) and ground balls (8). Syracuse improved to 20-3 all-time in the month of February and successfully avoided the team’s first 0-2 start since 1974 … The win also snapped SU’s two- game home losing streak.

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Game #3 March 1 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Game #4 March 9 • PPL Park • Chester, Pa. #6 Virginia 8 St. John’s 11 #18 Syracuse 9 #12 Syracuse 13

Sophomore Kevin Rice closed the book on another thrilling chapter in the No. 12 Syracuse opened conference play with a 13-11 win versus St. John’s Syracuse-Virginia lacrosse rivalry. Rice’s goal with one minute left in overtime in the first game of the inaugural Whitman’s Sampler Independence Classic on propelled the 18th-ranked Orange past the sixth-ranked Cavaliers, 9-8, on Friday, Saturday, March 9 at PPL Park. The Orange’s first midfield line of JoJo Marasco, March 1 at the Carrier Dome. Luke Cometti and Scott Loy combined for 10 points in the victory. Rice’s deciding tally came on SU’s first possession of overtime. During the Marasco had a hand in four of SU’s first five goals and finished with a team- sequence, the Orange attempted three shots, including two that were blocked, high five points (one goal, four assists) to earn Whitman’s Sampler Player of the before swinging the ball to redshirt freshman Dylan Donahue who drew the Game honors. Cometti matched his personal best with three points (two goals, defense. Donahue passed to Rice who set his feet and fired from five yards out one assist) and Loy had two goals. over the shoulder of Virginia goalie Dan Marino and into the net. It was Marasco who helped stake the Orange to a 4-1 lead in the first half. He It was Rice’s first career game-winning goal and it brought an end to dramatic assisted on goals by Cometti and Derek Maltz in the opening quarter, and struck game of runs. The Cavaliers tallied two extra-man goals in the first four minutes from 12 yards out with 11:29 to play in the second. to claim the lead. Syracuse immediately responded with four goals in the span Just as it appeared SU would pull away, the Red Storm responded with a 3-0 of six minutes to pull in front, 4-2. Three of the Orange tallies in the run were run to tie the game on goals by Alex Lagodich, Kieran McArdle and Colin Keegan. by midfielders as senior Luke Cometti, redshirt sophomore Henry Schoonmaker Following the Red Storm scoring spree, a three-goal burst by the Orange and JoJo Marasco all found the cage. Junior Derek Maltz capped the run with a resulted in a 7-4 SU lead at the half, and Maltz gave the Orange its biggest goal at the 3:41 mark of the first period. advantage (8-4) with a goal at 13:01 of the third quarter. Then it was Virginia’s turn. Mark Cockerton notched his second of the night But again St. John’s rallied. to trim the SU lead to 4-3 at the end of the first quarter, and Rob Emery, Ryan McArdle and Kevin Cernuto each scored twice over the next 2:23 to even the Tucker and Owen Van Arsdale added second-quarter goals to lift the Cavaliers to game at 8-8. Both of Cernuto’s goals were man-up tallies. a 6-4 advantage at the break. The two teams traded goals for the remainder of the third period with SU junior LSM Matt Harris opened the third-quarter scoring less than three defenseman Brian Megill scoring in transition to give the Orange a 10-9 margin minutes into the period, beating Marino with a low shot. Harris’ goal ignited heading into the final 15 minutes. a 4-0 Syracuse rally the resulted in an 8-6 Orange advantage with 13:32 left in In the fourth quarter, Cernuto knotted the game again (10-10), scoring regulation. Unassisted goals by Virginia’s Charlie Streep and Matt White tied the unassisted with 13:30 to play. The SU defense rose to the challenge after that, game with 11:36 remaining. holding the Red Storm to one goal the rest of the way, and the Orange offense In the overtime period, Virginia won the faceoff, but SU goalie Bobby netted three of the game’s last four goals to seal the win. Wardwell came up with a huge save on White to give the ball to the Orange and Syracuse outshot St. John’s 47-32 for the game and held a 25-23 advantage set the stage for Rice’s heroics. in ground balls. Faceoffs were even at 13 apiece, however, SU won 5-of-6 in the fourth quarter and junior faceoff specialist Chris Daddio went 4-for-4 at the X in SYRACUSE 9, VIRGINIA 8 (OT) the final period to help the Orange emerge victorious.

1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final SYRACUSE 13, ST. JOHN’S 11 Virginia (4-1) 3 3 0 2 0 8 Syracuse (2-1) 4 0 3 1 1 9 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final St. John’s (3-2, 0-1) 1 3 5 2 11 Virginia Scoring: Syracuse (3-1, 1-0) 2 5 3 3 13 Goals - Cockerton 2, Emery 2, White 1, Owen Van Arsdale 1, Tucker 1, Streep 1 Assists - White 1 St. John’s Scoring: Goals - McArdle 4, Cernuto 3, Keegan 2, Lagodich 1, Bonanno 1 Syracuse Scoring: Assists - McArdle 2, Keegan 1, Mullen 1, Switzer 1 Goals - Marasco 2, Donahue 1, Cometti 1, Maltz 1, Harris 1, Rice 1, Pratt 1, Schoonmaker 1 Syracuse Scoring: Assists - Donahue 1, Ianzito 1, Loy 1 Goals - Maltz 3, Cometti 2, Loy 2, Marasco 1, Rice 1, DeJoe 1, Schoonmaker 1, Megill 1, Pratt 1 Shots: Syracuse 33, Virginia 38 Assists - Marasco 4, Rice 3, Cometti 1, Ianzito 1 Ground balls: Syracuse 23, Virginia 33 Faceoffs: Syracuse 5-21 , Virginia 16-21 Shots: Syracuse 47, St. John’s 32 Clears: Syracuse 21-23, Virginia 20-22 Ground balls: Syracuse 25, St. John’s 23 Extra-Man: Syracuse 0-3, Virginia 2-4 Faceoffs: Syracuse 13-26, St. John’s 13-26 Saves: Syracuse 9 (Wardwell 9), Virginia 7 (Marino 7) Clears: Syracuse 15-16, St. John’s 15-16 Turnovers: Syracuse 15, Virginia 16 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-4, St. John’s 3-6 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 5, Virginia 6 Saves: Syracuse 5 (Wardwell 5), St. John’s 12 (Lowman 12) Penalties: Syracuse 4/4:00, Virginia 3/2:00 Turnovers: Syracuse 6, St. John’s 10 Attendance: 5,388 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 6, St. John’s 3 Penalties: Syracuse 6/5:30, St. John’s 4/4:00 Attendance: 5,212 Game Notes: Marasco’s two goals raised his career point total to 100 (49 goals, 51 assists) ... Friday’s game marked the fi rst Syracuse-Virginia contest where Game Notes: Redshirt freshman Brenny Daly made his collegiate debut running neither team reached double fi gures … The 17 combined goals were ed for the on the second midfield line … With the win, Syracuse improved to 7-0 all-time fewest in series history (1938 – SU 13, Virginia 4) … Senior MaƩ PraƩ scored his against St. John’s and 16-3 in BIG EAST regular-season games … Penn beat fi rst goal of the season in the fourth quarter. Villanova, 13-9, in the second game of the Independence Classic tripleheader, and Lehigh defeated Penn State in the nightcap, 12-10.

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Game #5 March 16 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Game #6 March 19 • Lennon Family Field • Providence, R.I. #4 Johns Hopkins 8 #4 Syracuse 18 #11 Syracuse 13 Providence 9

No. 11 Syracuse opened up a 6-1 lead and never looked back in a 13-8 victory Three days after scoring six first-quarter goals against Johns Hopkins, No. 4 against No. 4 Johns Hopkins Saturday, March 16 at the Carrier Dome. It was the Syracuse duplicated the feat in an 18-9 victory against Providence on a chilly Orange’s third straight home win against the Blue Jays, and the team’s seventh night at Lennon Family Field. The Orange closed the opening period on a 6-0 run victory in the last nine series meetings dating back to May 2006. and never looked back in handing the Friars their first home loss of the season. Junior Scott Loy scored a career-high three goals to lead SU. Redshirt Redshirt sophomore Henry Schoonmaker led the way with a career-high sophomore Henry Schoonmaker contributed a personal-best three points (two three goals. Five other players had two goals, including sophomore Kevin Rice goals, one assist) and senior JoJo Marasco had a game-high three assists. and freshman Derek DeJoe. Both Rice and DeJoe added two assists to finish with Down 1-0 early, SU reeled off six straight first-quarter goals against a Blue Jay a team-high four points. DeJoe’s scoring output was a personal best and Rice’s defense that had allowed only seven first-quarter tallies all season. four points matched his career high. Hopkins stopped the bleeding with an extra-man goal by Wells Stanwick with Syracuse’s big first quarter was almost a carbon copy of what happened 10:32 left in the half. It was the first of three goals for Stanwick in the period as against Hopkins. SU surrendered the opening goal. This time instead of the Blue the Blue Jays outscored SU 5-2 in the quarter to close the gap to 8-6 at halftime. Jays’ Holden Cattoni it was Andrew Barton striking first for Providence. Then the The Hopkins rally prompted a goalie change as SU head coach John Desko Orange exploded, scoring the next six goals to take a 6-1 advantage. Six different elected to replace starter Bobby Wardwell with backup Dominic Lamolinara in players found the cage during the run, including junior Billy Ward who just beat the second half. Lamolinara gave up an unassisted goal to Ryan Brown at the the first-quarter buzzer to give the visitors a five-goal advantage. 12:35 mark of third quarter that got the Blue Jays within one (8-7), but he made The Providence scoring drought stretched to 19:16 before a goal by Sean three saves in the quarter and shut out Hopkins for the remainder of the period. Wright ended the Orange scoring spree with 9:06 left in the half, making the Lamolinara and the play of the rest of the Orange defense allowed redshirt score 6-2. Following Wright’s goal, SU tallied the last five goals of the half to go sophomore Hakeem Lecky, junior Billy Ward and Loy to score in succession to up 11-2 at the break. extend the SU advantage to 11-7 heading into the last 15 minutes. In the second half, the Orange led by as many as 11 three times (14-3, 15-4, Hopkins cut the lead to 11-8 when Brandon Benn picked up a rebound and 17-6) before the Friars notched three fourth-quarter goals against SUs’ reserves scored in tight, but the Blue Jays never got any closer. to close the gap to 17-9. DeJoe ended the Providence run and put the finishing Lamolinara finished with five saves and he allowed just two goals in 30 touches on the victory, scoring unassisted with 41 seconds left to produce the minutes to earn his first win of the season. final score. Junior Chris Daddio also contributed significantly to the victory. Daddio won Orange junior goalie Dominic Lamolinara made his first start of the year in 10-of-24 (.416) faceoffs to neutralize the Blue Jays’ Mike Poppleton (14-23, .609) the cage. Lamolinara tied his career high with 11 saves in a little more than 48 who entered the game as the NCAA leader in faceoff winning percentage at minutes of work to earn his second straight win. better than 70 percent. SYRACUSE 18, PROVIDENCE 9 SYRACUSE 13, JOHNS HOPKINS 8 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse (5-1, 2-0) 6 5 3 4 18 Johns Hopkins (5-2) 1 5 1 1 8 Providence (5-2, 0-2) 1 1 2 5 9 Syracuse (4-1) 6 2 3 2 13 Syracuse Scoring: Johns Hopkins Scoring: Goals - Schoonmaker 3, Rice 2, DeJoe 2, Cometti 2, Donahue 2, Henry 2, Walters 1, Goals - Stanwick 3, Sanders 1, Brown 1, Benn 1, Cattoni 1, Coppersmith 1 Maltz 1, Ward 1, Loy 1, Daly 1 Assists - Greeley 1, Stanwick 1 Assists - DeJoe 2, Maltz 2, Marasco 2, Rice 2, Walters 2, Ward 2, Harris 1, Powderly 1 Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Loy 3, Schoonmaker 2, Lecky 2, Cometti 1, Maltz 1, Ward 1, Donahue 1, Providence Scoring: Harris 1, Pratt 1 Goals - Wright 3, Barton 2, Weber 1, Blair 1, Textor 1, Annecchino 1 Assists - Marasco 3, Barber 1, Cometti 1, Donahue 1, Maltz 1, Schoonmaker 1, Assists - Barton 1, Blair 1, Caffrey 1, Weber 1, Wright 1 Ward 1 Shots: Syracuse 37, Providence 36 Shots: Syracuse 39, Johns Hopkins 29 Ground balls: Syracuse 30, Providence 29 Ground balls: Syracuse 27, Johns Hopkins 32 Faceoffs: Syracuse 14-27, Providence 13-27 Faceoffs: Syracuse 10-24, Johns Hopkins 14-24 Clears: Syracuse 18-19, Providence 11-13 Clears: Syracuse 18-21, Johns Hopkins 17-21 Extra-Man: Syracuse 3-5, Providence 3-5 Extra-Man: Syracuse 0-4, Johns Hopkins 3-6 Saves: Syracuse 14 (Lamolinara 11, Wardwell 2, Romagnoli 1), Providence 11 Saves: Syracuse 8 (Wardwell 3, Lamolinara 5), Johns Hopkins 11 (Bassett 11) (Connelly 10, Badgley 1) Turnovers: Syracuse 10, Johns Hopkins 17 Turnovers: Syracuse 15, Providence 15 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 4, Johns Hopkins 5 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 5, Providence 6 Penalties: Syracuse 7/4:30, Johns Hopkins 4/3:00 Penalties: Syracuse 5/4:00, Providence 5/3:00 Attendance: 6,292 Attendance: 2,200

Game Notes: Sophomore Sean Young made his Orange debut, starting on close Game Notes:The Orange is 5-0 all-time against Providence and has outscored defense … Young limited Benn, who had been averaging 3.6 goals per game for the Friars in the series, 77-26 … SU’s 11 first-half goals were its most in one the Blue Jays, to one goal … Senior Matt Pratt extended his goal-scoring streak half this season … The team’s 18 goals were also a season high … Redshirt to three games … Pratt tallied a fourth-quarter goal that helped seal the win … sophomore Kyle Henry and redshirt freshman Brenny Daly scored their first The victory was SU’s first against a top-five team since April 30, 2011 when the career goals in the second half … Henry had two goals on the night and Daly had Orange defeated top-ranked Notre Dame, 11-8. one … Sophomore Matt Walters was credited with a career-best two assists.

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Game #7 March 23 • Villanova Stadium • Villanova, Pa. Game #8 March 29 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. #4 Syracuse 10 Canisius 5 Villanova 11 #9 Syracuse 17

No. 4 Syracuse had its five-game winning streak stopped, losing 11-10 to Behind a career performance by sophomore attackman Kevin Rice, No. 9 Villanova Saturday, March 23 at Villanova Stadium. The Wildcats scored twice Syracuse recorded its 200th Carrier Dome victory with a 17-5 triumph against in the span of seven seconds with less than three minutes to play to record the visiting Canisius on Friday, March 29. Rice totaled six points on three goals and victory. three assists to power the Orange past the Golden Griffins. Faceoffs were the difference as Villanova’s Thomas Croonquist won 22 of the Rice scored all three of his goals in the opening half as the Orange built a game’s 24 draws (.916), including all 13 in the second half. Croonquist’s success 12-1 halftime cushion and cruised to its fourth straight home win. The Orange at the faceoff X led to a 44-21 Villanova advantage in shots and a 32-19 margin is now 200-29 (.873) all-time at the Dome since it started playing the majority in ground balls. of its home games there in 1981. Despite the statistical disparity, the Orange didn’t trail until the end and led After shooting 48.3 percent last week against Providence and Villanova, the by as many as three twice (5-2 and 8-5). Syracuse played well offensively when it Orange continued to sizzle against Canisius, converting on a season-high 51.5 had the ball, scoring on 10 of its 21 shots (.476). However, down the stretch the percent of its shots (17-33). Orange couldn’t overcome the extra possessions Croonquist generated. The Orange led 5-1 after the first period and added to its margin with two SU took its first three-goal advantage in the second quarter as Derek Maltz, goals in the first six minutes of the second quarter, prompting a goalie change. Billy Ward and JoJo Marasco scored in succession, putting the Orange up, 5-2. Canisius starter Alex Govenettio was replaced by Nick Carrasco, but Carrasco’s Two late goals by the Wildcats, one by Jack Rice with 1:18 left and one by presence did nothing to deter SU’s shooters as Ryan Barber and sophomore Kluh with 17 seconds remaining in the half, trimmed the Orange lead to 5-4 at Matt Walters both scored less than two minutes after Carrasco came in to the break. make it 9-1 Orange with 7:42 left in the half. SU tallied three of the first four goals of the second half to push the lead back The Orange tacked on three more goals before halftime, including a to three (8-5), but again the Wildcats rallied. Villanova closed the third quarter blistering man-up tally from 12 yards out by freshman Derek DeJoe, to extend on a 3-1 run, including a Nick Doherty goal with four seconds left, to close the its advantage to 12-1 at the break. gap to 9-8. In the third quarter, the Orange continued to pour it on. Syracuse recorded Doherty struck again early in the fourth quarter, tallying an extra-man goal to the first three goals of the second half before Brandon Bull tallied the first even the score at 9-all. SU redshirt freshman Dylan Donahue notched his only Canisius goal in nearly 28 minutes to make it 14-2 at the 12:36 mark. goal of the night to give the visitors a 10-9 advantage about five minutes later. The SU margin ballooned to 16-2 at the end of the third quarter and 17-3 That’s how the scored remained until Rice took a pass from Doherty and early in the fourth before Canisius closed the scoring with consecutive goals. scored with 2:51 to play to tie the game. Croonquist then won the ensuing the Canisius finished with more turnovers than shots as the Griffins struggled faceoff and passed to Mulrenan who tallied seven seconds after Rice to give the all night against Syracuse’s defense. Canisius attempted 14 shots in the game Wildcats their first lead, 11-10. and committed 22 turnovers. Eight of the Griffins’ miscues were caused by the SU had one final chance to tie it with less than a minute to play. Marasco Orange. got free on the right side and tried to pass to a cutting Cometti on the crease. Cometti couldn’t make the tough catch in traffic. The ball went back to the SYRACUSE 17, CANISIUS 5 Wildcats and they ran out the clock. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final VILLANOVA 11, SYRACUSE 10 Canisius (1-7) 1 0 1 3 5 Syracuse (6-2) 5 7 4 1 17 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse (5-2, 2-1) 2 3 4 1 10 Canisius Scoring: Villanova (2-5, 1-0) 2 2 4 3 11 Goals - Edwards 2, Bull 1, Thomas 1, Collins 1 Assists - Caldiero 1, Edwards 1 Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Rice 2, Maltz 2, Cometti 2, Ward 2, Marasco 1, Donahue 1 Syracuse Scoring: Assists - Marasco 2, Donahue 1, Pratt 1, Rice 1, Walters 1 Goals - Maltz 4, Rice 3, DeJoe 2, Barber 2, Loy 2, Walters 1, Marasco 1, Donahue 1, Hatem 1 Villanova Scoring: Assists - Rice 3, Grimm 1, Marasco 1, Walters 1 Goals - Kluh 3, Doherty 2, Mulrenan 2, Rice 2, Hart 1, O’Neil 1 Assists - Hart 3, O’Neil 2, Croonquist 1, Doherty 1, Mulrenan 1 Shots: Syracuse 33, Canisius 14 Ground balls: Syracuse 27, Canisius 28 Shots: Syracuse 21, Villanova 44 Faceoffs: Syracuse 11-26, Canisius 15-26 Ground balls: Syracuse 19, Villanova 32 Clears: Syracuse 24-25, Canisius 11-14 Faceoffs: Syracuse 2-24, Villanova 22-24 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-2, Canisius 0-2 Clears: Syracuse 18-23, Villanova 12-16 Saves: Syracuse 4 (Lamolinara 1, Wardwell 2, Romagnoli 1) Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-2, Villanova 2-3 Canisius 4 (Govenettio 1, Anderson 1, Carrasco 1, Bell 1) Saves: Syracuse 11 (Lamolinara 11), Villanova 5 (Carlson 5) Turnovers: Syracuse 14, Canisius 22 Turnovers: Syracuse 17, Villanova 22 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 8, Canisius 4 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 10, Villanova 9 Penalties: Syracuse 2/2:30, Canisius 2/1:30 Penalties: Syracuse 3/2:30, Villanova 3/1:30 Attendance: 2,209 Attendance: 2,547 Game Notes: The Orange improved to 2-0 all-time against Canisius and 4-0 in Game Notes: The loss was the Orange’s first at Villanova Stadium … The Orange its history versus MAAC teams … Tom Grimm tallied his first career point with is 4-1 there (3-1 against Villanova and 1-0 versus St. John’s) … Defenseman Brian an assist in the third quarter … Paolo Ciferri made his collegiate debut and Megill picked up five ground balls for the 10th time in his career … Syracuse tied picked up one ground ball … Alex Hatem also saw his first career action and its season high with 10 caused turnovers. scored SU’s only goal of the fourth quarter.

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Game #9 April 6 • Princeton Stadium • Princeton, N.J. Game #10 April 10 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. #8 Syracuse 13 #2 Cornell 12 #8 Princeton 12 #8 Syracuse 13

Redshirt sophomore Henry Schoonmaker tallied a career-high six points to In a ba le for Central New York lacrosse bragging rights, No. 8 Syracuse lead No. 8 Syracuse to a 13-12 comeback win against Princeton Saturday, April rebounded from an early four-goal defi cit to upset No. 2 Cornell, 13-12, on 6 at Princeton Stadium. It was the Orange’s fourth straight win in the series and Wednesday, April 10 at Carrier Dome. The Orange rallied behind its fi rst midfi eld the fifth in the last six meetings with the Tigers. line which combined for 11 points against the Big Red. Schoonmaker finished with four goals and two assists in the contest. His Senior Luke Comeƫ led the trio with a career-high four goals. Classmate JoJo performance helped SU overcome a pair of two-goal deficits in the fourth Marasco had two goals and two assists, and junior ScoƩ Loy fi nished with one quarter. Schoonmaker’s final goal tied the score, 12-12, with 4:31 to play and set goal and two assists. the stage for JoJo Marasco’s game-winner with 2:32 remaining. The play of that group, along with a stellar defensive eff ort on Cornell super- Overall, Syracuse notched five of the game’s last seven goals and outscored star Rob Pannell over the last three quarters, propelled the Orange to its fourth the Tigers 6-3 in the fourth quarter to claim its third victory over a top-10 win over a Top 10 team this year. Pannell (one goal, three assists) factored in four opponent this season. of the Big Red’s fi rst fi ve goals, but he was shut out a er that. With the score tied, 5-5, at the half, Marasco and Schoonmaker opened the In the early going, Pannell assisted on three straight goals to help stake the third quarter with consecutive goals to put the Orange in front by two, 7-5. visitors to a 4-0 advantage. Syracuse switched to a zone defense a er that to Princeton responded with four straight goals, including two by Mike MacDonald slow Pannell down. The plan worked and the Orange responded to the ini al in the last minute of the period, to claim a 9-7 advantage after three quarters. Cornell blitzby scoring four of the game’s next fi ve goals to trim the Big Red Princeton still held a two-goal lead (10-8) three minutes into the fourth margin to 5-4. quarter. That changed when junior Derek Maltz scored twice in 11 seconds to With the score 6-6 in the second quarter, Cornell bolted in front 9-6 on three tie the game once more. Maltz finished a Kevin Rice pass with 10:53 remaining. straight Connor Buczek goals. Then Schoonmaker picked up the ground ball on the ensuing faceoff and fed Following Buczek’s personal scoring binge, Marasco and Come each scored Maltz inside to make it 10-10. twice in a 4-1 Orange run that kno ed the game, 10-10, less than three minutes Consecutive unassisted goals by Chris White and Jeff Froccaro pushed into the fourth quarter. Another Max Van Bourgondien goal briefl y gave the the Princeton advantage to two again (12-10) with 6:57 left, but the final Big Red the lead un l Come found the cage unassisted with 7:13 le to play. momentum swing belonged to Syracuse. Junior Billy Ward struck with 5:28 to Come ’s fourth goal sparked a 3-0 SU spurt over the next 2:03 that resulted in a play and Schoonmaker and Marasco scored late to complete the comeback. 13-11 advantage. Marasco finished with two goals and two assists. The senior factored in SU’s Connor English’s goal with 4:22 remaining drew Cornell to within one, and the last three goals, recording two assists in addition to netting the deciding goal. Big Red had a fi nal chance to e it with less than 30 seconds le a er Marasco Junior goalie Dominic Lamolinara led the defensive effort for Syracuse. He was shoved by two Cornell defenders and turned the ball over. On the ensuing made a career-high 14 saves, nine of which came in the first half. He also had possession, English’s shot with 22 cks le hit the cross bar. Redshirt senior Steve three in the fourth quarter to give the Orange offense a chance to rally. Ianzito picked up the ground ball for Syracuse and the Orange ran out the clock to clinch its fi rst win against the Big Red since 2010. SYRACUSE 13, PRINCETON 12 SYRACUSE 13, CORNELL 12 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse (7-2) 3 2 2 6 13 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Princeton (6-3) 2 3 4 3 12 Cornell (10-2) 6 2 2 2 12 Syracuse (8-2) 4 2 3 4 13 Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Schoonmaker 4, Marasco 2, Maltz 2, Rice 1, Barber 1, Ward 1, Walters 1, Loy 1 Cornell Scoring: Assists - Cometti 2, Marasco 2, Schoonmaker 2, DeJoe 1, Donahue 1, Maltz 1, Goals - Buczek 4, Van Bourgondien 3, Pannell 1, English 1, Mock 1, Donovan 1, Rice 1 Hogan 1 Assists - Pannell 3, English 1, Mock 1, Van Bourgondien 1 Princeton Scoring: Goals - Jeff Froccaro 4, MacDonald 3, Jake Froccaro 2, Schreiber 1, Orban 1, Syracuse Scoring: White 1 Goals - Cometti 4, Marasco 2, Schoonmaker 2, Loy 1, Rice 1, Ward 1, Maltz 1, Assists - Schreiber 3, Ambler 2, Jake Froccaro 1 Ianzito 1 Assists - Loy 2, Marasco 2, Schoonmaker 2, Barber 1, Rice 1 Shots: Syracuse 34, Princeton 42 Ground balls: Syracuse 25, Princeton 22 Shots: Syracuse 37, Cornell 47 Faceoffs: Syracuse 18-29, Princeton 11-29 Ground balls: Syracuse 23, Cornell 31 Clears: Syracuse 14-16, Princeton 16-18 Faceoffs: Syracuse 12-28, Cornell 16-28 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-1, Princeton 1-4 Clears: Syracuse 19-21, Cornell 11-11 Saves: Syracuse 14 (Lamolinara 14), Princeton 9 (O’Connor 9) Extra-Man: Syracuse 0-3, Cornell 1-2 Turnovers: Syracuse 15, Princeton 9 Saves: Syracuse 12 (Lamolinara 12), Cornell 8 (Fiore 8) Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 4, Princeton 7 Turnovers: Syracuse 9, Cornell 7 Penalties: Syracuse 4/2:30, Princeton 1/0:30 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 4, Cornell 4 Attendance: 4,610 Penalties: Syracuse 2/1:30, Cornell 3/2:30 Attendance: 3,862 Game Notes: SU head coach John Desko is 15-5 all-time in his career against Princeton … The Orange improved to 9-2 in road games with the Tigers … Game Notes: The win ended SU’s two-game losing streak to the Big Red and was Senior midfielder Luke Cometti tied his career high with two assists … Syracuse the team’s fifth consecutive home victory since a season-opening loss to Albany debuted new alternate uniforms, wearing anthracite (gray) Nike Vapor jerseys … Ianzito scored his first goal of the season in the opening quarter … The early and shorts, as well as Cascade CPX-R Matte Grey helmets, for the first time. 4-0 deficit is the largest Syracuse has overcome to win a game this year.

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Game #11 April 13 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Game #12 April 16 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Rutgers 11 Hobart 13 #8 Syracuse 12 #5 Syracuse 12

Junior Derek Maltz scored with 10 seconds left to lift No. 8 Syracuse to a No. 5 Syracuse had its six-game home winning streak snapped in a 13-12 12-11 win against Rutgers on Saturday, April 13 at the Carrier Dome. SU erased a loss to Hobart on Tuesday, April 16 at the Carrier Dome. Alex Love’s unassisted five-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to extend its home winning streak to six. goal with 2:13 remaining was the difference as the Statesmen won the Kraus- Midfielders Luke Cometti and JoJo Marasco, who were both honored in a Simmons Trophy for just the third time since it started being presented to the Senior Day ceremony before the game, combined for 13 points in the victory. Syracuse-Hobart winner in 1986. Cometti tallied a career-high six goals and added one assist to finish with a The Orange dominated nearly every statistical category and led most of the personal-best seven points. Marasco contributed one goal and matched his way before Hobart closed the game on a 4-0 run, capped by Love’s goal. The career high with five assists. He also forced a turnover with less than a minute Statesmen overcame being outshot, 46-29. SU also owned huge advantages in remaining that led to Maltz’s winning goal. faceoffs (20-9) and ground balls (37-28). The Orange trailed nearly the entire game and faced a 10-5 deficit at the start The difference for Hobart was the play of Love and goalie Peter Zonino. Love of the fourth quarter before going on one of its patented scoring runs. SU netted had a game-high seven points on six goals and one assist and Zonino registered five goals in the span of 8:40 and just like that the game was tied. Cometti 18 saves, tied for the most by an opposing goalie against the Orange this season. scored four times in the stretch, twice on passes from Marasco. Hobart led 3-2 early in the second quarter before a 6-1 Orange run put the An goal by Anthony Terranova restored a one-goal advantage for the Scarlet hosts up 8-4 with 3:42 left in the half. Dylan Donahue helped fuel the SU rally Knights before Maltz answered with 2:04 left to knot the score, 11-11. with back-to-back goals and Rice registered two assists in the stretch. Maltz’s equalizer set the stage for Marasco who made the play of the day by Love stopped the Orange scoring spree with a man-up tally at the 2:22 mark running the length of the field to chase down Rutgers defender Andrew Parrilla of the period, and he struck again 1:20 later to cut the lead to 8-6 at halftime. on a fastbreak with about 30 seconds left. Marasco dove and knocked the ball The Orange still led by two (10-8) early in the fourth quarter before another out of Parrilla’s stick. SU efenseman Brian Megill picked it up and streaked the extra-man goal by Love closed the gap to 10-9. SU responded with consecutive other way. Megill gained the offensive zone and dished to Maltz who buried the goals by Derek Maltz and Donahue in less than a minute to push the margin deciding to goal to complete the comeback. back to three, 12-9, with 11:36 remaining. However, Donahue’s goal proved to Overall, the duo of Cometti and Maltz teamed up to outscore the Scarlet be SU’s last as the Orange was shut out for the remainder of the contest. Knights 7-1 in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, the Hobart offense came back to life as Derek Akner scored In addition to the trio of Cometti, Maltz and Marasco, freshman faceoff unassisted at the 7:17 mark to make it a 12-10 game. He also scored with 2:21 specialist Cal Paduda contributed significantly to the Orange rally. Joseph remaining to tie the score, 12-12. Following Akner’s equalizer, Love picked up Nardella won 13-of-17 faceoffs for Rutgers in the first three quarters, but Paduda the ground ball on the ensuing faceoff and found the back of the net seven kept him in check in the final period, winning four of the quarter’s nine draws. seconds later to put Hobart ahead, 13-12. Paduda also tied up Nardella on the game’s last faceoff, not allowing the Scarlet The Orange had one final chance to tie the game with 18 seconds to play, but Knights another offensive opportunity. Zonino made a save on redshirt senior Steve Ianzito in transition to clinch the victory. SYRACUSE 12, RUTGERS 11 HOBART 13, SYRACUSE 12 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Rutgers (2-11, 0-5) 2 3 5 1 11 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse (9-2, 3-1) 2 1 2 7 12 Hobart (6-6) 1 5 2 5 13 Syracuse (9-3) 2 6 2 2 12 Rutgers Scoring: Goals - Terranova 4, S. Klimchak, 3, Bieda 1, Coretti 1, Goss 1, Robinson 1 Hobart Scoring: Assists - Bieda 2, Coretti 1, Goss 1, Nardella 1, Robinson 1, Terranova 1 Goals - Love 6, Stone 3, Akner 2, McHenry 1, Korn 1 Assists - Vanderbeek 2, Love 1, McHenry 1, Rosello 1, Opsahl 1, Brown 1 Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Cometti 6, Maltz 3, Marasco 1, Donahue 1, DeJoe 1 Syracuse Scoring: Assists - Marasco 5, Cometti 1, Donahue 1, Megill 1, Rice 1, Schoonmaker 1, Goals - Donahue 3, Maltz 2, Marasco 2, Rice 1, Ward 1, Cometti 1, Walters 1, Walters 1 Pratt 1 Assists - Rice 3, Ward 1, Marasco 1, Ianzito 1 Shots: Syracuse 43, Rutgers 27 Ground balls: Syracuse 34, Rutgers 37 Shots: Syracuse 46, Hobart 29 Faceoffs: Syracuse 8-26, Rutgers 18-26 Ground balls: Syracuse 37, Hobart 28 Clears: Syracuse 23-25, Rutgers 17-21 Faceoffs: Syracuse 20-29, Hobart 9-29 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-3, Rutgers 2-3 Clears: Syracuse 14-15, Hobart 21-24 Saves: Syracuse 8 (Lamolinara 8), Rutgers 12 (Alleyne 12) Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-5, Hobart 3-3 Turnovers: Syracuse 10, Rutgers 21 Saves: Syracuse 7 (Lamolinara 7), Hobart 18 (Zonino 18) Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 13, Rutgers 3 Turnovers: Syracuse 10, Hobart 11 Penalties: Syracuse 3/2:30, Rutgers 3/2:00 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 7, Hobart 5 Attendance: 4,048 Penalties: Syracuse 3/2:30, Hobart 5/4:30 Attendance: 2,362 Game Notes: Ten members of the Orange program, including Cometti, Marasco and Megill were recognized prior to the game as part of Senior Day … The Game Notes: John Desko is 13-2 all-time in his head-coaching career against the Orange is now 23-2 all-time against Rutgers at home … Marasco’s five assists Statesmen … The Orange’s last four games have been decided by one goal and raised his season total to 27, which ranks fourth on the SU season list for most three of them (Princeton, Cornell and Hobart) have ended with the final score assists by a midfielder … Cometti’s six goals were the most for a BIG EAST player 13-12 … Redshirt sophomore Henry Schoonmaker made his second straight start in a conference game this year. in the midfield and picked up a personal-best five ground balls.

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Game #13 April 20 • Multi-Sport Field • Washington, D.C. #5 Syracuse 9 Georgetown 8

Georgetown scored a pair of late goals, but No. 5 Syracuse stifled the charge and held on for a 9-8 win against the Hoyas Saturday, April 20 in front of 2,736 fans at Multi-Sport Field. The win closed the book on a grueling stretch of five games in two weeks for the Orange. Syracuse went 4-1 over that period, but each game went down to the wire and was decided by a single tally. Syracuse held a comfortable 9-6 lead late in the fourth quarter against the Hoyas until Dan McKinney and Charles McComick tallied consecutive goals in the span of 48 seconds to close the gap to one with 1:13 remaining in regulation. After a Syracuse timeout, the Hoyas won the ensuing faceoff and had a brief 6-on-5 advantage after Steve Ianzito broke his stick and had to leave the field. Georgetown could not take advantage of the opportunity though as McKinney threw the ball away with 20 seconds left. SU cleared successfully and ran out the final 10 seconds to defeat the Hoyas for the sixth time in the last seven years. Junior Derek Maltz and senior JoJo Marasco led the Orange with three points each. Maltz scored two goals and was credited with one assist, while Marasco finished with one goal and two assists. Senior Luke Cometti added two goals in the victory. After falling behind 3-1, the Orange used a 3-0 run capped by a Maltz extra- man goal, to claim a 4-3 advantage 40 seconds into the second quarter. The Hoyas notched the only other two goals of the period to go back in front, 5-4, at the break. In the third quarter, the Orange took control, outscoring the Hoyas 4-1 in the frame. Maltz, Cometti, sophomore Kevin Rice and redshirt sophomore Hakeem Lecky all scored for the Orange in the period. Lecky’s unassisted goal with 1:31 left in the quarter pushed the SU margin to 8-6. Cometti tallied his second goal of the day on a jump shot from nine yards out early in the fourth to give the visitors their largest lead at 9-6. That’s how the score remained until Georgetown’s two late goals led to a tense final minute that Syracuse ultimately survived.

SYRACUSE 9, GEORGETOWN 8

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse (10-3, 4-1) 3 1 4 1 9 Georgetown (5-8, 2-3) 3 2 1 2 8

Syracuse Scoring: Goals - Maltz 2, Cometti 2, Marasco 1, Schoonmaker 1, Rice 1, Loy 1, Lecky 1 Assists - Marasco 2, Barber 1, Maltz 1, Rice 1, Schoonmaker 1

Georgetown Scoring: Goals - Comeau 2, McKinney 2, McCormick 1, Bucci 1, Knarr 1, Fisher 1 Assists - Guy 2, O’Connor 1

Shots: Syracuse 33, Gerogetown 29 Ground balls: Syracuse 32, Georgetown 28 Faceoffs: Syracuse 9-20, Georgetown 11-20 Clears: Syracuse 21-22, Georgetown 20-22 Extra-Man: Syracuse 1-3, Georgetown 1-3 Saves: Syracuse 10 (Lamolinara 10), Georgetown 13 (Haley 13) Turnovers: Syracuse 14, Georgetown 16 Caused Turnovers: Syracuse 9, Georgetown 8 Penalties: Syracuse 3/2:30, Georgetown 4/3:00 Attendance: 2,736

Game Notes: Georgetown intentionally took a 30-second delay of game penalty at the start of the game as punishment for a team rules violation earlier in the week … Redshirt freshman Bobby Tait saw the first meaningful minutes of his career Saturday as a member of the man-down unit … Junior midfielder Scott Loy returned to the starting lineup after missing two games due to injury and scored a goal … SU improved to 7-2 all-time in road games against the Hoyas.

2013 SYRACUSE LACROSSE • GAME #14 VS. NOTRE DAME • PAGE 32 2013 Syracuse Lacrosse Syracuse Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 20, 2013)

Overall: 10-3 Conf: 4-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 3-1 Neut: 1-0

TEAM STATISTICS SU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 160-494 126-437 Goals scored per game 12.31 9.69 Shot pct. . 3 2 4 . 2 8 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 301-494 247-437 SOG pct. . 6 0 9 . 5 6 5 S h o t s / G a m e 38.0 33.6 A s s is t s 99 65 MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a ls - O p p o r t u n it ie s 13-40 23-48 Conversion Percent . 3 2 5 . 4 7 9 GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 160 126 M a n - u p 13 23 M a n - d o w n02 U n a s s is t e d 61 61 O v e r t im e11 Goals scored average 12.18 9.59 GROUND BALLS 372 376 TURNOVERS 162 194 CAUSED TURNOVERS 92 70 FACEOFFS (W-L) 148-327 179-327 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 4 5 3 . 5 4 7 CLEARS 244-268 208-240 Clear Pct. . 9 1 0 . 8 6 7 PENALTIES N u m b e r4942 M in u t e s 39:30 31:00 ATTENDANCE T o t a l 31905 12093 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/3988 4/3023 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/5212

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Syracuse 42 41 39 37 1 0 160 Syracuse 110 135 132 107 9 1 494 Opponents 28 34 32 31 0 1 126 Opponents 110 92 117 115 1 2 437

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Syracuse 30 23 36 31 1 0 121 Syracuse 73 80 72 72 4 0 301 Opponents 31 39 33 35 3 0 141 Opponents 58 57 68 62 1 1 247 2013 Syracuse Lacrosse Syracuse Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 20, 2013)

Overall: 10-3 Conf: 4-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 3-1 Neut: 1-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 22 MARASCO, JoJo 13-13 16 30 46 50 . 3 2 031 .6 2 0 1 0 0 12 29 3 - - 1-1.0 2 RICE, Kevin 13-13 14 20 34 42 .3 3 3 31 .7 3 8 2 2 0 16 9 1 - - 1-1.0 53 COMETTI, Luke 13-13 24 6 30 76 .3 1 646 .6 0 5 3 0 0 10 8 2 - - - 7 MALTZ, Derek 13-13 24 5 29 68 .3 5 3 40 .5 8 8 2 2 0 17 9 1 - - - 77 SCHOONMAKER, Henry 13-2 15 5 20 43 . 3 4 926 .6 0 5 0 0 0 16 8 1 - - 2-1.0 17 DONAHUE, Dylan 13-7 14 6 20 28 .5 0 0 20 .7 1 4 0 0 0 18 13 2 - - - 33 LOY, Scott 11-11 13 3 16 35 .3 7 121 .6 0 0 0 0 0 6 7 0 - - 1-1.0 3 WARD, Billy 13-6 9 4 13 33 .2 7 3 23 .6 9 7 0 0 0 11 7 0 - - - 9 WALTERS, Matt 13-0 5 6 11 15 .3 3 3 8 .5 3 3040110 - - - 12 DEJOE, Derek 13-0 7 3 10 24 .2 9 2 14 .5 8 3 1 5 0 3 4 0 - - 1-0.5 16 BARBER, Ryan 13-0 4 3 7 20 . 2 0 010 .5 0 0000670 - - - 10 PRATT, Matt 13-0 4 1 5 5 .8 0 0 4 .8 0 0 0 0 0 13 5 5 - - 2-1.0 24 IANZITO, Steve 13-0 1 3 4 5 .2 0 0 2 .4 0 0 0 0 0 29 7 6 - - 2-1.5 8 LECKY, Hakeem 12-0 3 0 3 23 .1 3 0 7 .3 0 4 1 0 0 2 1 0 - - 1-0.5 44 HARRIS, Matt 13-1 2 1 3 6 . 3 3 3 4 .6 6 7 0 0 0 36 3 17 - - 4-4.0 43 HENRY, Kyle 1-0 2 0 2 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 11 MEGILL, Brian 13-13 1 1 2 5 .2 0 0 2 .4 0 0 0 0 0 34 2 20 1-4 .2 5 0 8-8.0 36 DALY, Brenny 5-0 1 0 1 3 .3 3 3 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 - - - 23 HATEM, Alex 1-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 6 POWDERLY, Pat 13-0 0 1 1 3 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 32 GRIMM, Tom 6-0 0 1 1 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 - - 1-0.5 1 DADDIO, Chris 12-0 0 0 0 2 .0 0 0 1 .5 0 0 0 0 0 29 3 0 82-173 .4 7 4 1-1.0 41 PADUDA, Cal 7-0 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 15 1 0 35-69 . 5 0 7 1-1.0 37 JENKINS, Drew 13-0 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 12 5 1 - - 1-1.0 31 HAMLIN, David 13-13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 18 3 18 - - 4-3.0 21 MESSINA, Mike 4-0 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 3 0 0 - - 1-1.0 4 WARDWELL, Bobby 7-5 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 4 1 0 - - - 88 MCDERMOTT, Jay 2-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 81 PALASEK, Ryan 3-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 - - 1-0.5 50 LAMOLINARA, Dominic 9-8 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 19 5 3 - - - 49 CIFERRI, Paolo 3-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0000300 - - - 47 GILLIS, Joe 1-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 46 BURR, Elliott 3-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-10 .2 0 0- 45 CAREY, Kyle 13-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 1 1-4 .2 5 0 3-1.5 40 TAIT, Bobby 3-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0000200 - - - 35 VEHAR, Griffin 2-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 30 ROMAGNOLI, Ben 2-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0000000 - - - 28 MACARTNEY, Peter 13-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 15 1 1 - - 6-5.5 27 YOUNG, Sean 9-9 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 3 - - 2-1.0 26 CONROY, Brendan 7-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27-67 .4 0 3 - 20 MULLINS, Brandon 3-2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 - - 1-1.0 5 FAZIO, Joe 12-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 3 - - 2-2.0 Total 13 160 99 259 494 . 3 2 4 301 .6 0 9 10 13 0 372 162 92 148-327 . 4 5 3 49-39.5 Opponents 13 126 65 191 437 .2 8 8 247 .5 6 5 3 23 2 376 194 70 179-327 .5 4 7 42-31.0

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t 4 WARDWELL, Bobby 7-5 299:19 46 9.22 39 .4 5 9310 50 LAMOLINARA, Dominic 9-8 468:23 75 9.61 80 .5 1 6 7 2 0 30 ROMAGNOLI, Ben 2-0 20:15 5 14.81 2 .2 8 6000 Total 13 787:57 126 9.59 121 .4 9 0 10 3 0 Opponents 13 787:57 160 12.18 141 .4 6 8 3 10 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Syracuse 42 41 39 37 1 0 160 Syracuse 30 23 36 31 1 0 121 Opponents 28 34 32 31 0 1 126 Opponents 31 39 33 35 3 0 141

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Attendance Summary SU Opponent Syracuse 110 135 132 107 9 1 494 Total 31905 12093 Opponents 110 92 117 115 1 2 437 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/3988 4/3023 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/5212 Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total Syracuse 73 80 72 72 4 0 301 Opponents 58 57 68 62 1 1 247

CLEARS: Syracuse -- 244-268 .910, Opponents -- 208-240 .867. MAN-UP OPPS: Syracuse -- 13-40 .325, Opponents -- 23-48 .479.