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NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Division I Records Through 2014 Individual Records ....................................... 2 Individual Single-Game Leaders ........... 3 Individual Single-Season Leaders ........ 5 Individual Career Leaders ......................... 7 Individual Miscellaneous Leaders ........ 10 Annual Individual Champions ............... 12 Team Records ................................................ 14 Team Single-Game Leaders .................... 14 Team Single-Season Leaders .................. 16 Team Miscellaneous Leaders .................. 18 Attendance Records ................................... 20 Annual Team Champions ......................... 21 2 NCAA MEN'S LacrOSSE DIVISION I RECORDS THROUGH 2014 Individual Records Official NCAA men’s lacrosse records began with Career Goalkeeping the 1971 season and are based on information 221—Tim Nelson, North Carolina St., 1982; Syracuse, submitted to the NCAA statistics service by insti- 1983-85 (57 games) tutions participating in the weekly statistics rank- ASSISTS PER GAME SAVES Season Game ings, which started in 1996. Official career records 38—Ken Wessels, Air Force vs. UMBC, March 17, 1987; include players who played at least three seasons 5.25—Dennis Fink, Drexel, 1978 (63 in 12 games) Career (Minimum 80 assists) Ryan McQuade, Saint Joseph’s vs. Loyola Maryland, April 10, 1996 (in a four-season career) or two (in a three-season 4.21—Tim Goldstein, Cornell, 1987-88 (122 in 29 games) career) in Division I during the era of official NCAA Season statistics. In statistical rankings, the rounding of #Pannell received medical redshirt after 2 games in 2012 307—Paul Bishop, Syracuse, 1972 (16 games) percentages and/or averages may indicate ties season. Career $Greer’s Division I career was completed in 2008. He was 1,077—Sam Peterson, Fairfield, 1994-97 (55 games) where none exists. In these cases, the numerical granted a fifth season of eligibility, but competed at Bryant, a order of the rankings is accurate. reclassifying institution, during the 2009 season. SAVES PER GAME Season 25.64—Sam Peterson, Fairfield, 1994 (282 in 11 games) Scoring Career (Minimum 500 saves) Field Play 19.58—Sam Peterson, Fairfield, 1994-97 (1,077 in 55 games) POINTS GROUND BALLS SAVE PERCENTAGE Game Game Season 16—Bill Woolford, Air Force vs. Colorado St., April 5, 1975 27—Andy Kraus, Virginia vs. Duke, March 22, 1988 .733—Drew Cunningham, Villanova, 1984 (55 GA, 151 Season Season saves in 12 games) 128—Lyle Thompson, Albany (NY), 2014 (18 games) 231—Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2013 (19 games) Career Career GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 354—Rob Pannell, Cornell, #2009-13 (150 goals, 204 593—Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2012-14 (58 games)* Season 5.44—Sam Somers, Army, 2014 (51 GA in 563 min.) assists) GROUND BALLS PER GAME Career (Minimum 1,400 minutes) POINTS PER GAME Season 6.28—Matt Russell, Navy, 2003-06 (288 GA in 2,750 min.) 12.16—Kevin Massa, Bryant, 2013 (231 in 19 games) Season GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYED 8.17—Dennis Fink, Drexel, 1978 (98 in 12 games) Career (Minimum 250 ground balls) 9.49—Steve Shaw, Delaware, 1983-86 (541 in 57 games) Career Career (Minimum 160 points) 3,856—Niko Amato, Maryland, 2011-14 (67 games) 6.47—Tony Asterino, Siena, 1978-81 (304 in 47 games) FACEOFF WINNING PERCENTAGE Game (Best perfect performance) GOALS 1.000—Zach Smith, Sacred Heart vs. Hartford, April 25, Game 2007 (25 of 25) Miscellaneous 11—Bob Scalise, Brown vs. UConn, May 5, 1971; Mike Season Blouin, Air Force vs. Colorado Mines, April 22, 1987; .776—Mark Goers, Towson, 1994 (166 of 214) FASTEST GOAL FROM START Oliver Marti, Brown vs. New Hampshire, April 21, 1993 Career (Minimum 500 attempts) OF GAME Season .707—Steve Shaw, Delaware, 1983-86 (838 of 1,186) :03—Jordan Hall, Delaware vs. Albany (NY), March 11, 82—Jon Reese, Yale, 1990 (18 games); Miles Thompson, 2006 Albany (NY), 2014 (18 games) FACEOFFS WON Career Game FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS 206—Zack Greer, Duke, $2005-08 (67 games) 30—Bill Dirrigl, Syracuse vs. SUNY Cortland, March 16, BY SAME TEAM 1988; Sam Joseph, Massachusetts vs. Harvard, April 20, :04—VMI (Russell East, then Stephen Robarge) vs. Marist, GOALS PER GAME 1994; Tony Vozzolo, Army vs. Lehigh, April 1, 2003 March 31, 2012 Season Season 4.83—Scott Helgans, Lehigh, 1978 (58 in 12 games) 339—Brendan Fowler, Duke, 2013 (21 games) FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS Career (Minimum 80 goals) Career BY OPPOSING TEAMS 4.39—Stan Cockerton, North Carolina St., 1977-80 (193 1,027—Alex Smith, Delaware, 2004-07 (69 games) :03—Manhattan (Nick Silva), then Delaware (Matt Alrich), in 44 games) FACEOFFS ATTEMPTED March 9, 2003 ASSISTS Game FASTEST GOAL TO START SEASON Game 41—Steve Vecchione, Johns Hopkins vs. Syracuse, May :06—Alex Smith, Delaware vs. Saint Joseph’s, Feb. 12, 2005; Shane Sturgis, Penn St. vs. Michigan, Feb. 8, 2014 12—Tony Asterino, Siena vs. Clarkson, April 30, 1981; 23, 1992 Darren Lowe, Brown vs. Boston College, March 12, Season CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 1991; Steve Marohl, UMBC vs. Penn, March 18, 1992 526—Brendan Fowler, Duke, 2013 (21 games) Career AT LEAST ONE GOAL Season 56—Tom Marechek, Syracuse, March 18, 1989, to May 25, 1,484—Alex Smith, Delaware, 2004-07 (69 games) 77—Steve Marohl, UMBC, 1992 (15 games); Lyle 1992; Terry Riordan, Johns Hopkins, March 7, 1992, to Thompson, Albany (NY), 2014 (18 games) *Active player. May 27, 1995 NCAA MEN'S LacrOSSE DIVISION I RECORDS THROUGH 2014 3 Individual Single-Game Leaders POINTS Player, Team Date Opponent Goals Assists Total Points Bill Woolford, Air Force .................................. 4/5/75 Colorado St. — — 16 John DiMento, Air Force ............................... 4/7/90 Colorado Mines 7 8 15 Rich Mills, Delaware ........................................ 4/12/75 Lafayette 3 11 14 Greg Tolker, Mt. St. Mary's ............................ 3/27/86 New Haven 5 9 14 Chris Pistello, Marist ........................................ 4/20/97 Manhattan 6 8 14 Miles Thompson, Albany (NY) .................... 4/27/13 Stony Brook 5 9 14 Ed McIlhenny, Air Force ................................. 4/15/72 Denver 5 8 13 Jim Trenz, Penn St. ........................................... 5/11/72 Bucknell 9 4 13 Ed McIlhenny, Air Force ................................. 4/27/74 Denver 4 9 13 Mike Buzzell, Navy ........................................... 4/11/78 Delaware 5 8 13 Dennis Fink, Drexel ......................................... 4/12/78 FDU-Florham 4 9 13 Dennis Fink, Drexel ......................................... 5/6/78 Mt. St. Mary's 5 8 13 Tony Asterino, Siena ....................................... 4/30/81 Clarkson 1 12 13 Tom Baldwin, Siena ......................................... 4/30/81 Clarkson 9 4 13 Joe Vasta, Air Force .......................................... 1986 Colorado Mines 3 10 13 Mike Blouin, Air Force .................................... 4/22/87 Colorado Mines 11 2 13 Casey Powell, Syracuse .................................. 2/28/97 Virginia 7 6 13 Chris Pistello, Marist ........................................ 4/13/97 Niagara 4 9 13 Spencer Ford, Towson .................................... 3/20/99 Vermont 5 8 13 Jamie Kirk, Vermont ........................................ 3/18/06 Quinnipiac 5 8 13 Kieran McArdle, St. John’s (NY) .................. 3/23/13 Robert Morris 6 7 13 GOALS Player, Team Date Opponent Assists Mark Miller, Towson .................................... 4/13/83 Bucknell 9 Player, Team Date Opponent Goals Tim Nelson, Syracuse ................................. 3/18/84 Hobart 9 Bob Scalise, Brown ...................................... 5/5/71 UConn 11 Tim Nelson, Syracuse ................................. 5/4/85 Penn 9 Mike Blouin, Air Force ................................ 4/22/87 Colorado Mines 11 Greg Tolker, Mt. St. Mary's ........................ 3/27/86 New Haven 9 Oliver Marti, Brown ..................................... 4/21/93 New Hampshire 11 Tim Goldstein, Cornell ............................... 4/11/87 Syracuse 9 Mike McDonald, Air Force ........................ 5/4/78 Colorado 10 Greg Tolker, Mt. 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  • CORNELL BIG RED 2015 Men’S Lacrosse

    CORNELL BIG RED 2015 Men’S Lacrosse

    CORNELL BIG RED 2015 Men’s Lacrosse GAME 14 PRINCETON TIGERS (8-4, 4-1 IVY) VS. CORNELL BIG RED (9-4, 3-2 IVY) Saturday, april 25, 2015 • 1:00 p.m. • ithaca, N.y. • Schoellkopf field (25,597) Series Details Team Rankings Game Coverage Probable Cornell Lines Series Record: Princeton leads, 39-36-2 Cornell’s USILA Rank: 12 Live Stats: www.CornellBigRed.com Last Meeting: Cornell, 12-10 (4/26/14) Cornell’s IL Media Rank: 12 Live Video: http://www.foxsports.com/foxsportsgo/ ATTACK Coach Kerwick vs. Princeton: 1-0 Princeton’s USILA Rank: 14 Live Audio:www.IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com 14 Dan Lintner Sr., 5-7, 185 Radio: WHCU 870 AM / 95.9 FM Coach Bates vs. Cornell: 3-4 Princeton’s IL Media Rank: 14 Television: Fox College Sports Courtice, Ont. 25-2-27, 21 GB Eric Frede (PxP) / Brendan McDaniels (C) / Gabrielle Lucivero (SL) 30 Matt Donovan Sr., 6-0, 180 Follow Big Red Men’s Lacrosse Morristown, N.J. 35-18-53, 25 GB STORY LINES 43 Bradlee Lord Jr., 5-10, 175 • The No. 12 Big Red has already secured a spot in the Ivy League Tourna- WORLD WIDE WEB ......................................www.CornellBigRed.com Devon, Pa. 12-5-17, 24 GB ment and is now seeking a share of its 29th Ivy League championship, and FACEBOOK ...............................www.Facebook.com/cornellathletics its 12th crown over the last 13 seasons, which it will accomplish with a win TWIttER ........................................ www.Twitter.com/cornellsports FIRST MIDFIELD over Princeton. INSTAGRAM ................................www.Instagram.com/cornellsports • The Tigers are 8-4 on the season after winning its last two outings vs.