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HOFSTRA MEN's LACROSSE 2004 Season Princeton are tied for sixth in the USILA poll and are fourth in the Inside Lacrosse media poll. STREAKS AND TRENDS: • Hofstra had its two-game winning streak snapped last Saturday at Shuart Stadium against Johns Hopkins 13-6. • The Pride have won 22 of their last 30 contests, 30 of its last 43 games, 34 of the last 48, 45 of the last 68 and 58 of its last 84 games, dating back to 1999. • Hofstra has won eight of its last 10 home games at James M. Shuart Stadium. The only blemishes during HOFSTRA MEN’S LACROSSE that time were the 14-12 loss to Cornell on February 28 2004 Season - Game 5 and last week’s loss to Hopkins. #14 HOFSTRA PRIDE (2-2) vs. PRIDE COACH JOHN DANOWSKI • John Danowski, who is in his 19th season at Hofstra, is #6 PRINCETON TIGERS (2-1) the head coach of the Pride. He has posted a 165-105 Saturday, March 20 - 1:00 p.m. (.612) record during the time. Class of 1952 Stadium • Princeton, NJ • Danowski-coached teams have recorded nine or more 2004 HOFSTRA wins 13 of the 25 times that it has happened in school LACROSSE SCHEDULE & RESULTS history. February (Opp. Rank - Opp. - HU Rank) Result • Only 12 teams in Hofstra history have recorded 11 or 28 #12 CORNELL (#11) 12-14 L more wins in a season. Danowski-coached teams have March done it six times. 6 #7 LOYOLA (#19) 9-8 W 8 BINGHAMTON (#11) 14-9 W • Danowski has a career coaching record of 192-121 13 #1 JOHNS HOPKINS (#11) 6-13 L (.614) in 22 years of coaching. He spent three seasons 20 at #6 Princeton (#14) 1:00 p.m. at C.W. Post recording a 27-16 record with the Pioneers. 24 at Notre Dame 7:00 p.m. 28 at Massachusetts 1:00 p.m. HOFSTRA ASSISTANT COACHES: April • Joe Amplo, who was a four-year letterman at Hofstra 3 at Delaware* 7:30 p.m. from 1996 to 1999 and served as an assistant for two 7 SACRED HEART* 7:30 p.m. seasons under John Danowski in 2000 and 2001, is in 10 at Drexel* 2:00 p.m. his second season as an assistant on the Pride staff. 17 TOWSON* 7:30 p.m. 24 at Villanova* 6:00 p.m. • Sean Smith is in his sixth season as a part-time 27 at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. assistant coach with the Pride. May 5 CAA Tournament Semifinals TBA • Former Scranton standout and Long Island scholastic 8 CAA Tournament Championship TBA assistant coach Ron Caputo is in his first season on the 15 NCAA Tournament-First Round TBA Pride staff. 16 NCAA Tournament-First Round TBA 22 NCAA Quarterfinals at Virginia Noon 23 NCAA Quarterfinals at Cornell Noon 29 NCAA Semifinals at Baltimore Noon 31 NCAA Championship at Baltimore 2:00 p.m. * Colonial Athletic Association Game NATIONAL RANKING: The Pride of Hofstra are ranked 14th in the USILA Geico/STX Coaches Poll and 10th in the Inside Lacrosse.com Media Poll. The Tigers of HOFSTRA’S 2004 STAT LEADERS – 4 GAMES PRINCETON 2004 STAT LEADERS – 3 GAMES Key Returnees Pos. Cl. G - A - Pts. Key Returnees Pos. Cl. G - A - Pts. Ryan Vilar M Jr. 8-6-14 Jason Donegar A Jr. 8-2-10 Athan Ianucci A Fr. 5-6-11 Ryan Boyle A Sr. 3-6-9 Tim Treubig M So. 9-1-10 Drew Casino M Sr. 6-1-7 Ryan Lucas A So. 4-3-7 Peter Trombino A Fr. 3-3-6 Ryan Miller A So. 4-3-7 Scott Sowanick A Fr. 3-2-5 Matt Southard G So. 11.00 GAA 2004 PRINCETON RESULTS HOFSTRA’S TENTATIVE LINE-UP 2/28 Quinnipiac 19-10 W vs. Princeton 3/6 at #1 Johns Hopkins 5-14 L Pos. Name No. Cl. 2004 Stats 3/13 at #17 Virginia 8-7 W A Ryan Lucas 1 So. 4-3-7 A Athan Ianucci 32 Fr. 5-6-11 THE HOFSTRA-PRINCETON SERIES: A Chris Unterstein 33 So. 0-2-2 • Today’s game is the 17th meeting between Hofstra and M John Orsen 24 So. 3-2-5 Princeton in men’s lacrosse in a series that started in M Ryan Vilar 36 Jr. 8-6-14 1972. Hofstra holds a 9-8 series lead but the Tigers have M Tim Treubig 22 So. 9-1-10 won the last six meetings. D Brian Zuchelli 43 Sr. 7 GB D Brett Moyer 15 So. 16 GB • The Pride and Tigers last met in 2003 at Shuart D Jon Edwards 37 Jr. 5 GB Stadium with seventh-ranked Princeton posting an 18-5 G Matt Southard 23 So. 11.00 GAA victory over #12 Hofstra. Reserves 2M Tom Brewer 20 Fr. 1-2-3 • Hofstra’s last victory over Princeton came in 1990 2M John Keysor 11 So. 5-0-5 when the Pride edged the Tigers 7-6 at Shuart Stadium. 2M Rob Bonaguro 49 So. 1-0-1 3M Don Scott 41 Sr. 0-0-0 The Last Five Hofstra-Princeton Meetings 3M Bill DeNisco 10 Jr. 0-0-0 Year Winner Location Score 3M James Morgan 14 Jr. 0-0-0 2003 #7 Princeton Hempstead 18-5 LSM Julian Watts 18 Fr. 7 GB 2002 #8 Princeton Princeton 12-4 LSM Kevin McDonaugh 7 So. 9 GB 2001 #2 Princeton Hempstead 10-5 FO Bill DeNisco 10 Jr. 5-18 .278 2000 #5 Princeton Princeton 11-8 FO John Keysor 11 So. 8-37 .216 1993 #2 Princeton Hempstead 9-6 FO Len Panarelli 40 Jr. 13-38 .346 TODAY’S OPPONENT THE LAST HOFSTRA-PRINCETON GAME - MARCH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 15, 2003 IN HEMPSTEAD: Ryan Boyle recorded three Location: Princeton, NJ goals and six assists, while linemates Sean Hartofilis Nickname: Tigers and Jason Doneger each added four goals to lead the Director of Athletics: Gary D. Walters seventh-ranked Princeton Tigers to an 18-5 victory!over Lacrosse Stadium: Class of 1952 Stadium (4,500) the 12th-ranked Hofstra Pride at James M. Shuart Press Box Phone: (609) 258-2401/2472 Stadium. The Pride battled the Tigers of Princeton Head Lacrosse Coach: Bill Tierney almost even for a quarter and a half before Princeton Record at School/Years: 191-57/16 years scored six unanswered goals to take a 10-3 8:38 into the Overall Record: 215-69/19 years third quarter. Boyle opened the scoring for Princeton just Coach’s Office Phone: (609) 258-4978 52 seconds into the contest with an unassisted goal. Men’s Lacrosse SID: Jerry Price Hartofilis made it 2-0 with a man-up goal off a pass from Office Phone: (609) 258-3569 Josh White with 8:17 to play in the first. Hofstra got on Fax: (609) 258-2399 the board 3:30 later as Keith Mekeel scored his fifth goal 2003 Record: 11-4/5-1 (Ivy League) of the season off a pass from Joe Kostolansky. But Returning Lettermen/Starters: 29/3 Hartofilis would score with 2:34 to play in the period to Series Record: Hofstra leads 9-7 give the Tigers a 3-1 lead after one quarter. John Keysor Last Meeting: 2003-Princeton won 18-5 would close the Hofstra deficit to 3-2 just 1:19 into the Athletic Website: www.GoPrincetonTigers.com second quarter as he beat Tiger goalie Julian Bond (6 svs., 4 GA in 48:14)!low and to the right. Junior defender Ricky Schultz would score the first goal of his Princeton career by going around Mekeel and beating Hofstra goalie Matt Southard (8 saves). But the Pride closed the gap to one again as Mike Morrison found Ryan Miller alone on the side of the Princeton cage. Miller had an easy dunk for his third goal of the year with 9:32 to play USILA GEICO/STX COACHES POLL: Here is the in the half. The floodgates then opened as the Tigers USILA Coaches Poll, as of March 15, 2004: scored six straight goals and 11 of the next 12. Matt Trevenen opened the onslaught by coming around the No. Team (1st pl. votes) W-L Pts. LW Pride cage and firing a shot past Southard. Jason 1 Johns Hopkins (8) 4-0 198 1 Doneger then made it 6-3 when, after a loose ball at 2 Maryland (2) 3-0 188 2 midfield, Ryan Boyle found him behind the Pride defense 3 Syracuse 3-0 184 3 for his fourth goal of the year. Doneger added his 4 Rutgers 4-0 156 4 second with 49 seconds to play in the half as he came 5 Duke 3-1 145 8 around the Pride cage and fired a diving shot in front of 6T Georgetown 2-1 137 6 the cage for a 7-3 lead at halftime. The late second 6T Princeton 2-1 137 7 quarter run by Princeton!took the wind out of the Hofstra 8 North Carolina 4-1 134 9 sails as Princeton dominated play in the third quarter, 9 Navy 3-1 104 15 outshooting the Pride, 12-4, and more importantly, 10 Notre Dame 1-2 100 5 outscoring Hofstra 6-1. Boyle found Brad Dumont wide 11 Cornell 2-1 93 13 open in front of the Pride goal for Dumont's first of the 12 Denver 5-1 87 10 game and third of the season just 2:33 into the second 13 UMBC 2-1 84 16 half.
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