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Men's Lacrosse MEN’S LACROSSE Media Contact: Cody Lahl // 845.750.4225 // [email protected] 2019 SCHEDULE #15/15 MASSACHUSETTS MINUTEMEN (9-4, 3-1 CAA) (9-4 Overall, 3-1 CAA) VS. [RV]/#20 DELAWARE BLUE HENS (10-3, 3-1 CAA) (5-2 Home, 4-2 Away, 0-0 Neutral) DATE OPPONENT Broadcast TIME F09 Army L, 12-11 (OT) Fri., April 26 • 5 p.m. F16 #13/12 Ohio State L, 11-7 Twitter Garber Field F23 at Harvard W, 12-9 @UMassMLacrosse; @UMassAthletics Amherst, Mass. M02 at #4/4 Yale L, 12-11 (OT) M05 at Albany W, 14-8 M09 at NJIT W, 19-7 M12 UMass Lowell W, 14-4 M17 Utah W, 16-2 Live Stats Instagram M23 Brown W, 14-7 StatBroadcast @UMassMLAX; @UMassAthletics M30 Drexel* W, 10-9 A06 at Hofstra* L, 10-9 (OT) A13 at #9/11 Towson* W, 14-10 A20 Fairfield* W, 17-8 Watch Head-To-Head Series A26 Delaware* Lax Sports Network (free) 5 PM TV: None Massachusetts leads, 13-7 2019 CAA Championship (hosted by highest seed) Online: Lax Sports Network Last: Massachusetts 9, Delaware 8 M2 Semifinal Round TBA April 6, 2018 • Newark, Del. M4 Championship Game TBA *Denotes Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) opponent // Rankings reflect USILA Coaches/Inside Lacrosse Media 2019 UMASS LACROSSE PROJECTED LINEUP Top 20 polls on game day // Home contests in bold and NO. NAME POS. YR. INDIVIDUAL/CAREER NOTE(S) hosted on Garber Field 3 Devin Spencer A Jr. At least 1 points in 11 of 13 games; multiple goals scored in 6 appearances 10 Chris Connolly A So. Tied career high w/ 8 pts (6G, 2A) vs. Fairfield (4/20); active leader in points (108) 16 Gabriel Procyk A Fr. Multi-point efforts in 10 of 13 games, 2nd on team with 39 pts (35, 4A) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 6 Kevin Tobin M So. Leads midfield with 34 points (18G, 16A); 3.6 PPG last 8 games (29P, 16G, 13A) 14 Jeff Trainor M Jr. Recorded 100th career point on goal at Hofstra; multi-goal scorer in 8 games Matt Baugher BAW-gur 55 Kevin Cutinella M So. 1st 4 games of season: 0 points; the 9 games since: 11 points (7G, 4A) Michael Biddle bid-dull 15 Isaac Paparo D Sr. Team leader with 28 CTs in 2019, also leads non-FO specialists w/ 60 GBs Joe Casucci cuh-SUE-chee 37 Jackson Suboch D Jr. At least 1 caused turnover in 8 of 13 games; has 13 total CTs on the season Kevin Cutinella CUT-in-EL-uh 44 Sam Eisenstadt D So. Starter in 12 games in 2019 with 20 groundballs and nine caused turnovers Logan Danenza duh-NEN-zuh 31 Sean Sconone G Sr. Is the NCAA Division I leader in save percentage (.629) & 2nd in GAA (8.08) Scott Del Zotto ZAH-toe -- Sam Eisenstadt EYE-zen-STAT 1 Nick Roy A Jr. Scored first collegiate goal in 17-8 win over Fairfield; has 5 points in 6 appearances 0 Jack Siebert A/M So. Recorded first collegiate point on an assist vs. Utah (3/17/19) Jake Geiger GUY-ger 2 Cameron Carpenter G Jr. Played the final 8:46 in net against Utah with one save and a groundball Tim Hoynes HOYNS 4 Dan O’Brien LSM Jr. 27 GBs in 2019 with multiple in 7 of last 10 games; 2 gms w/ 5 GBs (UM Lowell, Hofstra) Duke Lenaghan len-uh-HAN 5 Charlie O’Brien M Jr. 1st 8 games: 1 point (A), last 4 games: 8 pts (6G, 2A); career-high 9 pts in 2019 Greg Pandise pan-DICE 7 Jack Gump LSM Fr. EMCLA All-America 2nd Team & MVC Player of the Year as a senior at Chelmsford Isaac Paparo puh-PAR-oh 8 Joe Bruno FO So. Transferred to UMass following freshman year at Endicott College in 2017-18 Billy Philpott FILL-pot 9 Ben Spencer M Sr. Recorded two-goal games vs. UAlbany, Towson, UMass Lowell and Yale Gabriel Procyk gay-BREE-uhl PRO-sick 11 John Tierney M Sr. Reserve midfielder in 4 games in 2019; had assist and groundball at NJIT (3/9) Anthony Reale REE-al-EE 12 Duke Lenaghan D Fr. Three-time All-Independent School League honoree at Thayer Academy Sean Sconone scuh-NO-knee 13 Joe Casucci D So. Made 3 appearances on close defense (at Harvard, at NJIT, Utah) in 2019 Alex Shuster SHU-stur 17 Sean Parker M Fr. US Lacrosse All-America & first team all-New Jersey at Hunterdon Central Jack Siebert SEE-burt 18 Hampton Brannon G So. Collected the win during 5 of 7 starts in '18, only loss taken was to No. 1 Albany (3/6/18) 19 Anthony Reale SSDM Sr. Tri-Captain (Paparo, Sconone) in 2019; older brother, Joe, was captain on '09 team Jackson Suboch SUE-bock 20 Michael Biddle M So. Scored on his lone shot of the win over Utah, his second collegiate man-up tally John Tierney TEER-knee 21 Jack Geiger M Fr. Helped Reading Memorial to the 2017 state championship w/ 44 G, 23 A & 23 GBs Kevin Tobin TOE-bin 22 Dakota Clark M Fr. 3x first team all-New Hampshire and 2x US Lacrosse All-American at Bedford HS Adam Towey TOO-ee 23 Billy Philpott M R-Jr. All 28 career pts came in last 26 games; Scored at least 1G in 8 of 13 games in 2019 Matt Weigand WHY-gand 24 Scott Del Zotto A Fr. Scored first collegiate goal starting on first-line midfield vs. #13 Ohio State (2/16/19) 25 Tyler Green FO So. Won 10 of 14 faceoffs and scooped up 7 groundballs during the win at NJIT (3/9/19) 26 Mike Elcock LSM R-Sr. Reset career-high for caused turnovers in a single-season with 14 in 12 games in 2019 27 Greg Pandise D Sr. Two groundballs, two caused turnovers in 1st collegiate start (Utah; 3/17/19) WHATCHA LOOKING FOR? 28 Logan Danenza D Jr. Played in 4 games during 2018 and had 1 groundball in the win over NJIT (3/10) Numerical Roster . Page 2 29 Adam Towey D Fr. First team all-state & was an all-American as a senior at Moses Brown High School Alphabetical Roster . Page 3 30 Dom Elmo G Fr. All-Ohio first team in 2017 as Bishop Watterson reached state semifinals 32 Matt Weigand LSM Fr. US Lacrosse All-Academic & All-America at Massapequa High School in 2018 Greg Cannella’s Bio . Pages 4-5 33 Matthew Hill M Fr. Career-high three GBs at No. 9 Towson (4/13); played last 12 games as SSDM Assistant Coach Bios . Page 6 34 Tom Meyers FO Sr. Won 75+ pct of FOs vs. Army (21-25), NJIT (13-16), UMass Lowell (15-19) & Utah (14-17) Head-To-Head Series Information . Page 7 35 Tim Hoynes A Fr. Posted 162 goals and 51 assists in his scholastic career at Cheshire High School Game Notes & Assorted Statistics . Pages 8-18 36 Alex Shuster M So. 199 career points (123g, 66a) at St. Charles Prep; did not play in 2018 due to injury 41 Matt Baugher A Fr. 8 appearances on attack in 2019, recorded 1st college point on a goal at NJIT (3/9) Student-Athlete Bios . Pages 19-26 42 Clayton Proctor A So. Primarily played during EMO in 2018; finished year with 7 pts on 2 G, 5 A 2019 Season Box Scores . .. Page 27-30 45 Quinn Towne D Fr. Won the Bowler Lacrosse Award and all-league status while at the Salisbury School 2019 Season Statistics . Page 31 77 Jackson Cummings A Fr. Helped McDonogh win the MIAA-A State Championship as a sophomore in 2016 1 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LACROSSE ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER BY POSSIBLE POSITIONS NO. NAME YEAR POS. HT./WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL Attack (11) Midfield (23) 41 Matt Baugher Fr . A 5-8/170 Greenwich, Conn ./Greenwich Matt Baugher Michael Biddle 20 Michael Biddle So . M 5-10/175 Andover, Mass ./Andover Chris Connolly Joe Bruno (FO) 18 Hampton Brannon So . G 5-11/220 Atlanta, Ga ./Episcopal (Va .) Jackson Cummings Dakota Clark 8 Joe Bruno So . FO 5-10/200 Needham, Mass ./Needham/Endicott College Scott Del Zotto Kevin Cutinella 2 Cameron Carpenter Jr . G 6-0/175 Buffalo, N .Y ./St . Joseph’s Collegiate/Mount St . Mary’s (Md .) Tim Hoynes Mike Elcock (LSM) 13 Joe Casucci So . D 6-3/205 Fairfield, Conn ./Fairfield Ludlowe Clayton Proctor Jack Geiger 22 Dakota Clark Fr . M 5-10/175 Bedford, N .H ./Bedford Gabriel Procyk Tyler Green (FO) 10 Chris Connolly So . A 5-9/175 Glastonbury, Conn ./Xavier (Conn .)/Trinity-Pawling (N .Y .) Nick Roy Jack Gump (LSM) 77 Jackson Cummings Fr . A 5-8/170 Finksburg, Md ./McDonough School Jack Siebert Matthew Hill 55 Kevin Cutinella So . M 5-10/195 Wading River, N .Y ./Shoreham-Wading River Devin Spencer Tom Meyers (FO) 24 Scott Del Zotto Fr . A 5-8/170 Orangeville, Ontario/Taft School (Conn .) John Tierney Charlie O’Brien 28 Logan Danenza Jr . D 6-2/195 Muttontown, N .Y ./St . Anthony’s/High Point Dan O'Brien (LSM) 44 Sam Eisenstadt So . D 6-2/195 Needham, Mass ./Needham Defense (9) Sean Parker Billy Philpott (SSDM) 26 Mike Elcock R-Sr . M 6-3/220 Needham, Mass ./Needham Joe Casucci Anthony Reale (SSDM) 30 Dom Elmo Fr . G 5-9/210 Dublin, Ohio/Bishop Watterson Logan Danenza Sam Eisenstadt Alex Shuster 21 Jack Geiger Fr .
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