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DUKE MEN’S LACROSSE 18 GAME NOTES CONTACT INFORMATION Meredith Rieder DUKE BLUE DEVILS vs. JACKSONVILLE DOLPHINS Associate Sports Information Director Saturday, Feb. 10 | 1 p.m. | ACC Network Extra [email protected] | (P) 919-684-3328 | (C) 919-812-6741 Koskinen Stadium | Durham, N.C. DUKE (2-0, 0-0 ACC) DUKE BLUE DEVILS JACKSONVILLE FEBRUARY 2018 record (ACC) 2-0 (0-0) 2018 record (SoCon) 1-0 (0-0) USILA/IL 2/1 USILA/IL NR/NR Last Game W, 18-6, vs. High Point, 2/8/18 Last Game W, 12-7 vs. Navy, 2/4/18 Record vs. Jacksonville Duke leads 7-0 Record vs. Duke Duke leads 7-0 Last Matchup W, 13-6, 3/13/17 Last Matchup L, 6-13, 3/13/17 Feb. 3 | 1 PM Feb. 8 | 7 PM Feb. 10 | 1 PM W, 18-4 W, 18-6 Durham, N.C. | ACCNE Head Coach John Danowski Head Coach John Galloway Career Record/Season 385-190/36th season Career Record/Season 4-11/2nd season Duke Record/Season 166-51/12th season Jacksonville Record/Season same vs. Jacksonville 7-0 vs. Duke 0-1 vs. Jacksonville at Duke same vs. Duke at Jacksonville same SETTING THE SCENE BY THE NUMBERS Feb. 16 | 5 PM Feb. 24 | 1 PM Durham, N.C. | ESPNU Philadelphia, Pa. Duke has a quick turnaround to host Jacksonville Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. The Blue Devils most 14 – Different goal scorers already this season, MARCH recently defeated High Point, 18-6, Thursday night. including nine with multiple tallies after two games The Blue Devils stayed put at No. 1 in both the Inside Lacrosse and Lacrosse Magazine polls. 13 – Average margin of victory for Duke after its first two wins - 18-4 over Air Force and 18-6 over High THE SERIES HISTORY Point Duke is 7-0 overall against Jacksonville and sports an average margin of victory of 8.86. The 256 – Career points for Justin Guterding, good for March 3 | 1 PM March 10 | 3 PM March 17 | 12 PM two teams have faced off in seven of the previous fourth on the Duke scoring chart Durham, N.C. | ACCNE Baltimore, Md. | Towson, Md. | LSN eight seasons with five of the games taking place in Durham. 57 – Straight games with a point for senior Justin Guterding, the longest among Division I players TALE OF THE TAPE Category Duke Jacksonville 15 – Wins needed by head coach John Danowski to Shots/Game 39.5 46.0 become the first Division I head coach to reach the March 18 | 1 PM March 24 | 1:30 PM Goals/Game 18.00 12.00 400 wins benchmark Cleveland, Ohio | LSN Durham, N.C.| ESPNU . Assists/Game 9.50 8.00 19 – Consecutive games with a point for junior APRIL Points/Game 27.5 20.00 Shot % .456 .261 midfielder Brad Smith, dating back to last season’s GAA 5.00 6.00 High Point game GBs/Game 31.0 45.00 EMO 3-4 (0.750) 1-3 (.333) 42 – Points needed by Brad Smith to become Duke’s Man Down 5-6 (.833) 3-3 (1.000) 45th 100-point scorer - he had 39 last season Clears 32-34 (.941) 18-20 (.900) March 30 | 5 PM April 7 | 4 PM APRIL 14 | 1 PM Faceoff % 26-53 (.491) 19-22 (.864) 7 – Blue Devils who have scored 100 goals and 100 Durham, N.C. | ESPNU Notre Dame, Ind. | ESPNU Charlottesville, Va | ESPNU assists in their careers after Justin Guterding joined the fraternity Thursday night with his 100th assist JUSTIN Guterding BRAD Smith DANNY Fowler April 20 | 7 PM April 27 & 29 Milwaukee, Wis. Charlottesville, Va. CBS Sports Network ESPNU MAY 256 58 459 CAREER POINTS CAREER POINTS CAREER SAVES 42 SHY OF BECOMING 4TH IN DUKE HISTORY 4TH AMONG ACTIVE PLAYERS May 6 | 12 PM DUKE’S 45TH Durham, N.C. | ACCNE 100-POINT SCORER TEAM USA TO BE WELL REPRESENTED JACKSONVILLE SERIES HISTORY The U.S. Lacrosse Men’s National team will be 2018 HONORS & AWARDS Overall: Duke leads 7-0 well represented Saturday when the Blue Devils Under John Danowski: Duke leads 7-0 and Dolphins face off. Three of the coaches in the ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK In Durham: Duke leads 5-0 Justin Guterding (Feb. 5) game - Jacksonville head coach John Galloway and Duke assistants Matt Danowski and Ned Crotty – will Year Location Result ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 4/4/2010 Durham, N.C. W, 16-7 be playing for Team USA in July at the FIL World JT Giles-Harris (Feb. 5) 4/30/2011 Jacksonville, Fla. W, 10-6 Championship and Duke head coach John Danowski 2/26/2012 Durham, N.C. W, 16-7 will be leading from the sideline as Team USA’s head USILA TEAM OF THE WEEK 2/10/2013 Durham, N.C. W, 21-9 coach. Justin Guterding (Feb. 5) 2/8/2014 Durham, N.C. W, 16-10 The trio of Galloway, Danowski and Crotty were TEAM CAPTAINS 2/27/2016 Jacksonville, Fla. W, 18-5 among the 23 selected by Danowski and his Team 3/13/2017 Durham, N.C. W, 13-6 Sean Cerrone, Justin Guterding, USA coaching staff. They will compete in Israel in Jack Harrington July to regain the FIL World Championship crown. PRESEASON ALL-ACC LAST TIME OUT Danny Fowler, Justin Guterding Justin Guterding still had the hot hand for Duke, Cade Van Raaphorst netting five goals and adding three assists to lead the INSIDE LACROSSE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN Blue Devils to an 18-6 win over High Point Thursday Cade Van Raaphorst (1st) night. The senior attackman had a hand in five of the Justin Guterding (2nd), Brad Smith (2nd) team’s first nine goals. JT Giles-Harris (3rd), Danny Fowler (HM) With his three assists Guterding became the seventh player in Duke history to score 100 career goals and 100 assists. He has 154 and 102, respectively. The 36 goals in the first two games to start a season are the most by a Duke team under head coach John Danowski, while the 10 goals allowed are the fewest. BLUE DEVIL PROBABLE LINEUP Pos. No. Name Cl. G-A-P Other Notes A 8 Joe Robertson Fr. 5-1-6 3 GBs Scored first hat trick vs. High Point A 14 Justin Guterding Sr. 8-10-18 .667 shot% 256 career points A 31 Joey Manown So. 2-1-3 2 GB Returns after solid rookie campaign M 9 Sean Lowrie Jr. 3-0-3 1 UP Was a member of the 2nd midfield line in 2017 M 27 Brad Smith Jr. 3-2-5 2 GBs Matched his career high in 2018 opener M 66 Peter Conley 5Sr. 2-0-2 1 UP Scored first Duke goal vs. High Point D 2 JT Giles-Harris So. - 4 GBs, 3 CTs ACC Defensive Player of the Week (2/5) D 7 Cade Van Raaphorst Jr. 0-2-2 2 GB, 3 CT Preseason All-ACC by league’s coaches D 49 Kevin McDonough 5Sr. - 3 GB, 1 CT Transferred to Duke for 5th year after graduating from Penn G 3 Danny Fowler R-Jr. 5.00 GAA .643 SV% Preseason All-ACC choice by league’s coaches LSM 77 Peter Welch Sr. - 4 GB Returns after missing much of 2017 to injury LSM 19 Greg Pelton Sr. 1-0-1 12 GB Has played in 55 career games 2M 4 Mitch Russell Sr. 0-1-1 Could also see time on 1st midfield 2M 12 Kevin Quigley Fr. 1-1-2 - Started 17 games as a rookie 2M 42 Reilly Walsh So. 4-0-4 - Started eight games on 1st midfield in 2017 2M 15 Nakeie Montgomery Fr. 0-1-1 - Recorded 317 career points at Episcopal School of Dallas SSDM 11 Terry Lindsay So. - 2 GB, 3 CT Key member of d-middie unit as a freshman SSDM 13 Sean Cerrone Sr. - - Can play both ways for the Blue Devils SSDM 6 John Prendergast Jr. 2-0-2 2 GB Returns to d-middie after running on 2nd midfield in 2017 SSDM 47 Greg Shea Sr. - - Has seen limited time during his three previous seasons FO 26 Brian Smyth So. 1-1-2 20-of-39 Will likely split time with Joe Stein G 29 Turner Uppgren R-Fr. 5.38 GAA .600 SV% Is splitting time with Danny Fowler 2 • 2018 DUKE MEN’S LACROSSE GAME NOTES PRESEASON FACTS DANOWSKI SITS ATOP WINS LIST DUKE’S RECORD WHEN The Blue Devils were picked as co-favorites with Head coach John Danowski etched his name at the 2018 STREAK Notre Dame to win the ACC Championship in 2018, top of the Division I men’s lacrosse wins list, beating At Home 2-0 W2 while seniors Danny Fowler and Justin Guterding and Jacksonville for his 376th career victory. Dom Starsia Away - - junior Cade Van Raaphorst were voted preseason held the previous record of 375. Danowski is third Neutral - - All-ACC by the league’s five coaches. among active coaches across all three divisions and Artificial Turf - - Junior defenseman Cade Van Raaphorst was is on pace to become the first Division I head coach Natural Grass 2-0 W2 named to the Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America to reach 400 wins potentially in the 2018 season. Daytime 1-0 W1 first team, while Justin Guterding and Brad Smith The Blue Devils’ leader has 164 wins at Duke, 192 Evening 1-0 W1 were second team mentions.
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