Princeton are tied for sixth in the USILA poll and are fourth in the Inside 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 (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 .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 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: 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 () 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. Boyle scored his second of the game with 10:44 14 Hofstra 2-2 83 11 remaining!by beating the Pride defense around the cage 15 Army 3-1 64 19 and beating Southard. Dumont would end the Tiger run 16 Loyola 1-2 56 12 off a pass from Boyle with 6:22 left in the third for a 10-3 17 Massachusetts 2-2 29 14 lead. Hofstra attackman Jim Femminella scored his ninth 18 Air Force 2-2 23 20 of the season off a pass from Ryan Lucas eight seconds 19T Ohio State 2-2 18 n/r later, but Princeton would score the next five goals to 19T Towson 1-2 18 18 cruise to victory. The Tigers outshot Hofstra, 44-25, including 24-8 in the second half and picked up 42 Others receiving votes (in order): Harvard, Delaware, ground balls to the Pride's 30 as Princeton posted its Bucknell, Virginia, Brown, Dartmouth, Penn, Yale sixth straight victory over Hofstra. INSIDE LACROSSE.COM MEDIA POLL: Here is the 1 2 3 4 F latest Inside Lacrosse.com Media Poll, as of March 8, #7 Princeton 3 4 6 5 18 2004: #12 Hofstra 1 2 1 1 5 No. School (1st pl. votes) Rec. Pts. LW Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Lucas (0-2), 1 Johns Hopkins (11) 4-0 314 1 Joe Kostolansky (1-1), Ryan Miller (1-0), Jim Femminella 2 Maryland (4) 3-0 301 2 (1-0), John Keysor (1-0), Keith Mekeel (1-0) 3 Syracuse (1) 3-0 297 3 4 Princeton 2-1 250 5 Princeton Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Boyle (3-6), 5 Rutgers 4-0 249 4 Jason Doneger (4-0), Sean Hartofilis (4-0), Josh White 6 Duke 3-1 230 7 (0-2), Brad Dumont (2-0), Ricky Schultz (1-0), Matt 7 North Carolina 4-1 228 9 Trevenen (1-0), Mac Bryson (1-0), John Robinson (1-0), 8 Georgetown 2-1 224 6 J.G. Guidera (1-0), Owen Daly (0-1). 9 Notre Dame 1-2 152 8 10 Hofstra 2-2 139 11 Hofstra Princeton 11 Navy 3-1 131 17 Shots: 25 44 12 Cornell 2-1 129 15 Ground Balls: 30 42 13 Denver 3-1 112 12 Face-offs Won: 13 14 14t Army 3-1 99 18 Saves: 12 7 14t Loyola 1-2 99 13 Penalties: 5-4.0 0-0 16 Massachusetts 2-2 80 10 EMO: 0-0 1-5 17 Virginia 1-4 72 14 Clears/Att.: 14-20 27-33 18 UMBC 2-1 64 19 19 Towson 1-2 55 16 Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (41:33, 8 svs., 12 GA), 20 Air Force 2-2 24 20 Steve Izzo (18:15, 4 svs., 6 GA); PU-Julian Bond (48:14, 6 svs., 4 GA), Matt Larkin (7:02, 0 svs., 1 GA) Attendance: 3,509 Others Receiving Votes (in order): Ohio State (20), later, picking up a ground ball and firing a 15-yard Harvard (18), Dartmouth (18), Brown (14), Penn (12), bounce shot into Blue Jays cage. From there it was all Penn State (6), Delaware (4), Fairfield (2), Hopkins as the Blue Jays scored five straight goals, Yale (2), Bucknell (1). including two by Matt Rewkowski, his seventh and eighth of the season, to cruise to victory. Rewkowski scored INJURY REPORT twice in the third, sandwiching a Conor Ford goal, while • Sophomore defender Bryan Read is out for the season Barrie and Kyle Dowd scored goals in the first four with a knee injury sustained during the first week of minutes of the fourth quarter. The Blue Jays dominated practice. the stat sheet, outshooting Hofstra 52-24, picking up 43 ground balls to Hofstra’s 27, and winning 19 of 23 face- HOFSTRA’S LAST GAME– MARCH 13, 2004 vs. offs. JOHNS HOPKINS: The top-ranked Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins opened the game with five straight goals, 1 2 3 4 F including three by junior attackman Kyle Barrie, and #1 Johns Hopkins 6 1 4 2 13 cruised to a 13-6 victory over #11 Hofstra at Shuart #11 Hofstra 1 3 1 1 6 Stadium Saturday afternoon.!Barrie finished with four goals while Matt Rewkowski had two goals and one Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Vilar (3-2), assist to lead the Blue Jays. Hofstra was led by John Orsen (2-1), Tim Treubig (1-1) sophomore middie Ryan Vilar!with career-highs of three goals and two assists while classmate John Orsen Johns Hopkins Scoring (Goals-Assists): Kyle Barrie added two goals and one assist. Hofstra sophomore (4-0), Matt Rewkowski (2-1), Conor Ford (2-0), Greg goalie Matt Southard recorded a career high 19 saves. Peyser (1-1), Brendan Skakandi (1-1), Kyle Harrison (0- !Barrie opened the scoring just 54 seconds into the 2), Kevin Boland (1-0), Corey Harned (1-0), Kyle Dowd contest with a scoop shot five yards in front of Pride (1-0), Peter LeSeuer (0-1) goalie Matt Southard. Sophomore middie Greg Peyser boosted the lead to 2-0! five minutes later after taking a Hofstra Hopkins pass from Peter LeSueur and firing a high shot into the Shots: 24 52 goal from 11 yards out. Senior long-stick middie Corey Ground Balls: 27 43 Harned made it 3-0 for the Blue Jays just 10 seconds Face-offs Won: 4 19 later, scooping up the face-off ground ball, attacking the Saves: 19 8 goal and beating Southard from seven yards out. Barrie Penalties: 1-1.0 1-0.5 scored his second of the game and eighth of the season EMO: 1-1 0-1 from a sharp angle on the left side of the Hofstra cage. Clears/Att. 19-27 12-14 Barrie then completed the first quarter hat-trick with 5:23 to play, picking up a rebound of a Southard save Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (60:00, 19 svs., 13 GA); and!beating the Pride goalie from up close. The Pride JHU- Jesse Schwartzman (33:01, 5 svs., 2 GA), Scott got on the board as junior middie Ryan Vilar’s man-up Smith (26:59, 3 svs., 4 GA), bounce shot from 15 yards out beat Hopkins’ sophomore Attendance: 4,208 goalie Scott Smith (3 saves). Blue Jays freshman attackman Jake Byrne ended the first quarter scoring by 2004 CAA STANDINGS beating a Hofstra middie around the Pride cage and As of March 15, 2004 bouncing a low shot to the far side of the Southard. It was Byrne’s second goal of the year. The Pride came Team CAA Pct. Overall Pct. alive in the second quarter scoring three straight to cut Delaware 0-0 .000 5-1 .833 the deficit to 6-4. First, John Orsen!took a pass from Villanova 0-0 .000 4-1 .800 Ryan Vilar 5:16 into the second quarter, turned and fired Hofstra 0-0 .000 2-2 .500 from seven yards out for his second goal of the season. Drexel 0-0 .000 3-3 .500 Sophomore middie Tim Treubig scored his ninth goal of Towson 0-0 .000 1-2 .333 the year with just under five minutes to play in the half, Sacred Heart 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 off a pass from Vilar, and Vilar scored his second of the game and seventh of the season, off a pass from Orsen with 3:07 remaining to close to within two. But Hopkins’ THREE MIDDIES DO ALL THE SCORING senior attackman Conor Ford scored right off the face- • Ryan Vilar, John Orsen and Tim Treubig did all the off, his 11th goal of the season, just!six seconds later to scoring for Hofstra last week against number 1 Johns give the Blue Jays a 7-4 at halftime. In the third quarter, Hopkins. Vilar had three goals and two assists, Orsen Hopkins’ senior middie Kevin Boland scored an had two goals and an assist and Treubig had a goal and unassisted goal just 1:22 into the period to boost the an assist against the Blue Jays. lead to 8-4. But Vilar scored his third of the game 3:31 VILAR 28th with one goal and three assists against Cornell. • Junior middie Ryan Vilar posted a career-high three goals and two assists for five points in the loss to Johns Hopkins last week. LUCAS GETS GAME-WINNER • Sophomore attackman Ryan Lucas recorded his • He leads the team in scoring with eight goals and six second career game-winning goal against Loyola with a assists. man-up tally with 4:25 to play.

• Vilar came up big for the Pride in the second half • He recorded a career-high seven ground balls against against Loyola on March 6. Vilar scored three the Greyhounds. unanswered goals to turn a 7-5 deficit into an 8-7 lead, and then assisted on the game-winning goal by Ryan • Lucas tied his career highs in goals and points with two Lucas. goals and three points against Cornell on February 28.

• He added a goal and an assist against Binghamton. • He tallied 12 goals and seven assists last season. For his efforts against Loyola and Binghamton Vilar was named the CAA Player of the Week on March 9. • Lucas posted two goals at Towson on May 3rd, two against Villanova on April 23, and another against Duke, GOALIE MATT SOUTHARD • Sophomore goalie Matt Southard has recorded career high saves on consecutive weekends. He recorded a TREUBIG career-high 18 saves in Hofstra’s 9-8 victory over Loyola • Sophomore Tim Treubig was named the CAA Co- on March 6. Player of the Week on March 1st after scoring a career- high four goals in the season opener against Cornell. • Last week against Johns Hopkins, Southard posted 19 saves against the Blue Jays. • He added three goals against Binghamton on March 8.

• Southard’s previous high in saves coming into the 2004 • Treubig had 11 goals and four assists in 2003. He has season was 17 in the 2003 CAA semifinal against nine goals already in 2004. Villanova. • Treubig, who scored the game-winner in overtime MILLER against Sacred Heart, and the tying and game-winning • Sophomore Ryan Miller recorded a career-high four goals against Duke last year, was named the CAA’s Co- goals and five points against Binghamton on March 8. Rookie of the Week on April 28, 2003.

• Ryan is following in the footsteps of his older brother • He added two goals in the CAA semifinal victory over Blake, who tallied 22 goals and 12 assists in 1995, and Villanova and one goal against Towson in the title game. 36 goals and 17 assists in 1996 for Hofstra. MOYER • Ryan posted eight goals and seven assists in 2003. • Sophomore defender Brett Moyer picked up six ground Miller had three assists against Notre Dame and two balls last week against Johns Hopkins, tying his career goals at Army last season. high.

• He posted two assists against Cornell on February 28. • He was voted the CAA’s 2003 Co-Rookie of the Year He has four goals and three assists in four games this by the league’s coaches. season. • Moyer was a member of the U.S. National Under 19 IANUCCI team that captured the Gold Medal in the World • Freshman attackman Athan Ianucci also posted a Championships last summer. career-best with five points on three goals and two assists against Binghamton on March 8. He had a goal KEYSOR and an assist against the Greyhounds of Loyola. • Sophomore John Keysor (pronounced Kaiser) posted a career-high three goals against Cornell on February 28. • For his efforts in the two Hofstra victories he was The three scores topped his previous high of two goals named the CAA Rookie of the Week for March 9. that he scored against Sacred Heart and Towson twice.

• Ianucci had an impressive college debut on February 5/19/01 #1 Syracuse+ Home 13-18 L ZUCHELLI 5/12/01 #8 Virginia + Neutral 15-14 W OT • Senior defender Brian Zuchelli returned to start for the 5/5/01 #9 Towson Away 11-13 L Pride against Cornell in the season opener after 4/28/01 #9 Duke Home 15-10 W suffering a knee injury at Massachusetts in the NCAA 3/24/01 #2 Notre Dame Home 11-10 W (OT) Tournament last May. Zuchelli underwent surgery in June and has rehabbed the knee since. He was cleared BINGHAMTON MAKES 25 to play in January. • With their victory over Binghamton last Monday, the Pride have won 25 straight contests over non-ranked X-RATED RESULTS opponents dating back to an 8-7 overtime loss at • The Pride have won just 26 of 98 face-offs (.265) in Delaware on April 14, 2000. four games this season. Against Loyola, Hofstra won just three of 20 face-offs. Last week against Hopkins the • The Pride is 46-3 against unranked opponents since Pride won just four of 23 face-offs. 1997. Hofstra’s unranked losses have come against Delaware in overtime in 2000, Notre Dame in 1998 and UNLUCKY AGAINST THE TOP 6 Army in 1997. All three were road games. • The Pride is 1-9 in their last 10 games against teams that were ranked sixth or better, dating back to the end HOME COOKING: Hofstra has won 16 of its last 20 of the 1999 season. The only Pride win over a Top Six home games at James M. Shuart Stadium (formerly team during that time came in 2001 when Hofstra edged Hofstra Stadium). The Pride’s only losses during that Notre Dame 11-10 in overtime. time have been to Princeton, Massachusetts, Cornell and Hopkins. • Hofstra is 6-21 against opponents ranked sixth or better since 1993. ONE-GOAL CONTESTS: • Hofstra posted four one-goal decisions last season. AGAINST THE TOP 10 The Pride were involved in three one-goal contests in • Hofstra’s victory over Loyola on March 6 was Hofstra’s 2002. During John Danowski’s 18 seasons as coach at first this season over a Top 10 opponent. The Hofstra, the Pride have been involved in 54 one-goal Greyhounds came into the game ranked seventh. decisions, including playoff games. Hofstra’s record in those games is 39-15. • The victory marked the third consecutive year and four times in the last five seasons that the Pride • The Pride have recorded four or more one-goal have defeated a Top 7 opponent. decisions in a single season six times. In each of those six seasons (1993, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2003), • Hofstra played four opponents who were ranked in the the Pride advanced to play in the NCAA Championship Top 10 last season. Massachusetts was ranked fifth Tournament. entering the 2003 NCAA Tournament. Syracuse was ranked seventh when they lost to Hofstra 8-6. The Pride • In 1993, Hofstra recorded six one-goal decisions, lost to then-#7 Princeton 18-5 on March 15th and then- posting a 5-1 record in those contests. #6 Massachusetts 14-7 on March 23. OVERTIME: • Hofstra is 6-9 in its last 15 games against Top 10 • The Pride is 12-3 in overtime games under John opponents. Danowski.

• The Pride’s highest-ranked victory during that time was • Hofstra is 7-1 in its last eight OT games. Here is the an 11-10 overtime decision over second-ranked Notre Pride’s OT history since 1986: Dame in 2001. Year Opponent Result Date # Opponent H-A HU - Opp 2003 at Sacred Heart 9-8 W 3/6/04 #7 Loyola Home 9-8 W 2002 at Massachusetts 12-11 W 5/11/03 #5 Massachusetts Away 6-9 L 2001 Virginia 15-14 W 4/17/03 #7 Syracuse Home 8-6 W Notre Dame 11-10 W 3/23/03 #6 Massachusetts Home 7-14 L 2000 at Delaware 7-8 L 3/15/03 #7 Princeton Home 5-18 L 1999 Johns Hopkins 9-8 W 4/26/02 #7 Duke Home 14-6 W Notre Dame 10-9 W 3/16/02 #8 Princeton Away 4-12 L 1997 Massachusetts 7-6 W (2OT) 3/9/02 #2 Johns Hopkins Home 8-9 L 1996 Georgetown 15-16 L 3/2/02 #8 Loyola Home 7-8 L Massachusetts 15-14 W 1995 Brown 10-9 W 2004 HOFSTRA ACTIVE CAREER HIGHS 1994 Army 14-15 L #1 Ryan Lucas 1993 Virginia 7-6 W Goals: 2 3 times (02/28/04 vs. Cornell) 1991 at Army 14-13 W Assists: 2 3 times (3/8/04 vs. Binghamton) 1989 at Towson 10-9 W (4OT) Points: 3 3 times (3/8/04 vs. Binghamton)

SEVEN PRIDE PLAYERS NAMED TO 2003 ALL-CAA #33 Chris Unterstein TEAMS Goals: 3 4/30/03 vs. Villanova • Hofstra placed three players on the All-CAA first team Assists: 2 3/21/03 vs. Notre Dame and four on the second team in 2003. Joe Kostolansky, Points: 4 4/30/03 vs. Villanova Mike Morrison and Brian Zuchelli were voted to the first team while Jim Femminella, Mike Allain, Brett Moyer and #32 Athan Ianucci Matt Southard were picked to the second team. Goals: 3 3/8/04 vs. Binghamton Assists: 3 2/28/04 vs. Cornell SEASON 56 FOR HOFSTRA Points: 5 3/8/04 vs. Binghamton • Hofstra is in its 56th season of men’s lacrosse. Pride teams have tallied a 441-303 record during that time. #36 Ryan Vilar Goals: 3 2 times (3/13/04 vs. Hopkins) SEVEN RANKED OPPONENTS IN 2004 Assists: 2 2 times (3/13/04 vs. Hopkins) Hofstra will play seven teams this season who are Points: 5 3/13/04 vs. Hopkins ranked in the Inside Lacrosse.com Preseason Top 25 Poll. The Pride have played against eight or more #42 Ryan Miller ranked opponents in each of the past three seasons. Goals: 4 3/8/04 vs. Binghamton Assists: 3 3/21/03 vs. Notre Dame OUR TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS IN 2004 Points: 5 3/8/04 vs. Binghamton • Hofstra will face four opponents in 2004 that played in the 2003 NCAA Tournament. #12 Keith Mekeel Goals: 2 2 times (3/8/03 vs. Cornell) Assists: 1 3 times (3/29/03 vs. Drexel) RETURNEES Points: 2 3 times (3/8/03 vs. Cornell) • The Pride have seven starters returning from last year’s 11-6 team. They are Ryan Lucas on attack; John #22 Tim Treubig Keysor, Tim Treubig and Ryan Vilar at midfield; Brian Goals: 4 2/28/04 vs. Cornell Zuchelli and Brett Moyer on defense; and Matt Southard Assists: 2 4/4/03 at Towson in goal. Points: 4 2/28/04 vs. Cornell • Hofstra returns 19 players from last year’s team. #24 John Orsen Goals: 2 2 goals (03/13/04 vs. Hopkins) RADIO: All 13 Hofstra men’s lacrosse games in 2004 Assists: 1 3/13/04 vs. Hopkins will be aired on either WRHU-FM (88.7) on Long Island, Points: 3 3/13/04 vs. Hopkins WRHU.org, the station’s website, or on the Hofstra Athletic Web Channel (HAWC), which can be accessed #11 John Keysor from the Hofstra Athletics homepage. This week’s game Goals: 3 2/28/04 vs. Cornell can be heard on WNYG-AM 1440 on Long Island. Assists: 3 3/29/03 vs. Drexel Points: 4 3/29/03 vs. Drexel HOFSTRA ATHLETIC WEBSITE • Get the latest information on the Hofstra men’s #41 Don Scott lacrosse program by going to www.hofstra.edu/sports. Goals: 2 3/4/03 vs. Binghamton Assists: 0 None HOFSTRA MEN’S LACROSSE REPORT Points: 2 3/4/03 vs. Binghamton • The Hofstra Men’s Lacrosse Report, featuring Pride Head Lacrosse Coach John Danowski, is a 30-minute #20 Tom Brewer review, preview and update show that can be heard on Goals: 1 2/28/04 vs. Cornell Thursday nights at 7 p.m. and Fridays at Noon on the Assists: 2 3/8/05 vs. Binghamton HAWC (The Hofstra Athletic Web Channel) by clicking Points: 2 3/8/04 vs. Binghamton on the HAWC tag in the multimedia section on the Hofstra Athletics website. 2004 HOFSTRA GAME SUMMARIES his debut while Hofstra sophomore Matt Southard posted 11 saves in the Pride cage, The Pride outshot GAME 1 - FEBRUARY 28, 2004 vs. #12 CORNELL: Cornell 43-28 but were crushed at the face-off X, losing Sophomore midfielder Joe Boulukos scored five goals 20 of 28 draws. Senior middie Scott Raasch won 17 of and senior attackman Andrew Collins added a goal and 23 draws for the Big Red. four assists to lead the 12th-ranked Big Red of Cornell (1- 1 2 3 4 F 0) to a 14-12 victory over the 11th-ranked Pride of #12 Cornell 5 1 7 1 14 Hofstra (0-1) at James M. Shuart Stadium. The Big Red #11 Hofstra 3 5 3 1 12 used a big third quarter in which they scored seven of the first eight goals, to erase an 8-6 deficit and then held Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Tim Treubig (4-0), on for the victory. Sophomore middie Tim Treubig Athan Ianucci (1-3), John Keysor (3-0), Ryan Lucas (2- scored four goals while classmate John Keysor added 1), Ryan Vilar (1-2), Ryan Miller (0-2), Tom Brewer (1-0), three goals to lead the Pride. Cornell held the upper Chris Unterstein (0-1), John Orsen (0-1). hand early taking a 2-0 lead after 2:11 on goals by Cornell Scoring (Goals-Assists): Joe Boulukos (5-0), juniors Sean Greenhalgh and Justin Redd. But the Andrew Collins (1-4), Sean Greenhalgh (4-0), Justin young Hofstra team, that features 30 players with one Redd (1-3), Dave Pittard (1-1), Brian Clayton (1-0), year or less of Division I experience, played the Big Red Kevin Nee (1-0) even the rest of the quarter, exchanging goals, and Hofstra Cornell trailed 5-3 after one period. The Pride then went on a 5-0 Shots: 43 38 run in the second quarter as Treubig scored his third Ground Balls: 30 39 goal of the game 39 seconds into the period, and Face-offs Won: 8 20 freshman Athan Ianucci scored his goal 1:30 Saves: 11 12 later to tie the contest at 5-5. Treubig would score his Penalties: 1-1.0 2-1.5 fourth of the game off a pass from Ianucci 1:05 later to EMO: 1-2 1-1 give the Pride their first lead of the game. Junior middie Clears/Att. 24-25 19-21 Ryan Vilar scored a man-up goal off a pass from Ianucci with 7:27 to play in the half, and Vilar would feed Ryan Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (60:00, 11 svs., 14 GA); Lucas for the Pride’s fifth straight goal at the 3:51 mark CU- Matt McMonagle (60:00, 11 svs., 12 GA) to give Hofstra an 8-5 lead. But Boulukos would score Attendance: 1,429 his first goal of the season off a pass from Justin Redd to end the Pride run, close the scoring in the half with GAME 2 - MARCH 6, 2004 vs. #7 LOYOLA: What Cornell trailing 8-6, and more importantly, starting a Big started off poorly ended in thrilling fashion as Hofstra Red spurt of their own. Like Hofstra had done in the sophomore attackman Ryan Lucas!tallied a man-up goal second period, Cornell scored twice in the first 2:10 of with 4:25 remaining in the fourth quarter to break an 8-8 the period as Greenhalgh and Boulukos scored tie and!give the 19th-ranked Pride a 9-8 victory over unassisted goals to tie the game at 8-8. Boulukos, the seventh-ranked Loyola on Saturday afternoon at James second year player from Huntington, Long Island, scored M. Shuart Stadium.The victory snapped the Pride's nine- his second of the game 2:30 later. Greenhalgh added his game losing streak to the Greyhounds and improved fourth of the game with 7:09 to play in the quarter, and Hofstra's record on the season to 1-1. Loyola fell to 1-1. Boulukos would scored Cornell’s sixth unanswered goal After Pride sophomore middie Tim Treubig opened the with 6:20 to play in the third to give the Big Red an 11-8 scoring just 44 seconds into the contest, the Greyhounds lead. Keysor would stop the Cornell run two minutes jumped on Hofstra, dominating face-offs and seemingly later off a pass from Ryan Vilar but Boulukos and Brian scoring at will while building a 4-1 lead after just 2:30. To Clayton scored 1:10 apart to boost the Big Red lead to be fair, two of Loyola's goals were caused by failed 13-9. Keysor would score two more goals in the final Hofstra clears deep in the Pride zone. But the Pride did 1:15 of the quarter to close the gap to 13-11 after three not fold and battled back on goals by sophomore periods, and freshman Tom Brewer scored his first middies John Orsen and John Keysor and freshman college 1:27 into the fourth quarter to close to within one attackman Athan Ianucci to tie the game at 4-4 after one at 13-12. But Andrew Collins scored his first goal of the period. The Greyhounds won all nine face-offs in the season with 8:31 to play to give Cornell a two-goal period and picked up 18 ground balls but Hofstra cushion and the Big Red held on the rest of the way for sophomore goalie Matt Southard made five saves to the victory. “I am proud of the way that we have keep the Pride in the contest. Loyola regained the lead progressed offensively the past two weeks,” Hofstra in the second quarter as two-time All-American Stephen Head Coach John Danowski said. “We played hard and Brundage scored his third goal of the season 2:13 into didn’t give up against a tough Cornell team. I think the the period. Another miscue in the Pride defensive zone difference was that we didn’t make the plays that we led to Craig Georgalas' unassisted goal with 7:37 to play needed to down the stretch and Cornell did.” Cornell in the half that gave the Greyhounds a 6-4 lead at freshman goalie Matt McMonagle recorded 12 saves in halftime. After a scoreless 8:35 of the third quarter, Hofstra came alive. Freshman long-stick middie Julian Bearcats of Binghamton fall to 1-1. Sophomore middie Watts scored his first college goal and!brought Hofstra Ryan Miller had four goals and one assist, freshman back to within one at 6-5 with an unassisted tally. But attackman Athan Ianucci posted three goals and two freshman Matt Cassalia scored his third goal of the year assists, and sophomore Tim Treubig added three goals just 1:20 later to boost the Loyola lead to 7-5. Hofstra's to lead the Pride of Hofstra to their second straight Ryan Vilar then took over. The junior middie scored victory. Sophomore attackman Phil Cavallo had three three consecutive unassisted goals, including two in the goals and senior Chris Healy added two goals and one first 4:13 of the fourth quarter, to give the Pride an 8-7 assist to pace Binghamton. lead. Brundage tied the game at 8-8!with his second Three sophomores gave Hofstra a 3-0 lead just 2:56 into goal!of the game and fourth of the season just two the game. Pride sophomore middie Rob Bonaguro minutes later. With 5:24 to play in regulation, Greyhound opened the scoring with his first goal of the year just sophomore defender Michael Graham was whistled off 1:04 into the contest off a pass from freshman Tom for a slashing penalty.On the man-up, Vilar found Lucas, Brewer. Sophomore Tim Treubig took a pass from who beat Loyola goalie Michael Fretwell (7 saves),!for freshman Athan Ianucci 24 seconds later and beat his third goal of the year. Pride goalie Matt Southard, Bearcat goalie Kevin McKeown for his sixth goal of the who had five of his 18!saves in the fourth quarter, and season and a 2-0 lead. Sophomore attackman Ryan the Hofstra defense stymied the Greyhounds the rest of Miller scored 1:28 later off a feed from Ryan Lucas to the way. The Pride's last victory over Loyola, before give the Pride a 3-0 lead. Binghamton sophomore Phil Saturday,!came in 1993 when Hofstra defeated the then- Cavallo put the Bearcats on the board with his fourth fifth-ranked Greyhounds 13-12 at Shuart Stadium. The goal of the year from Chris Healy with 11:19 to play in victory marked the third consecutive year and four times the first. But Ryan Miller scored his second of the game in the last five seasons that the Pride have defeated a and the season off a pass from Ryan Lucas to boost the Top 7 opponent. Pride lead to 4-1. Binghamton freshman Matt McNamara scored his first of the season from Matt Osborne with 1 2 3 4 F 6:28 to play to close the deficit to 4-2. But Hofstra scored #7 Loyola 4 2 1 1 8 the next four goals, including one 2:13 into the second #19 Hofstra 4 0 2 3 9 period to go up 8-4. First, sophomore middie John Keysor scored his fifth of the year with 4:45 to play. Then Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Vilar (3-1), Athan Ianucci scored back-to-back goals to close out the Athan Ianucci (1-1), Ryan Lucas (1-0), Tim Treubig (1- scoring in the first quarter. Junior Ryan Vilar notched his 0), John Orsen (1-0), John Keysor (1-0), Julian Watts (1- fifth of the season early in the second for an 8-2 lead. 0), Chris Unterstein (0-1). But Chris Healy scored an unassisted goal with 10:26 to play in the half and David Burpoe scored off a pass from Loyola Scoring (Goals-Assists): Stephen Brundage Matt DeCirce 2:31 later to close the deficit to 8-4. Hofstra (2-1), Chris Einhorn (2-0), Craig Georgalas (1-1), middie Tim Treubig scored his second of the game and Andrew Spack (1-0), Matt Cassalia (1-0), Geoff Hunter seventh of the year with 3:00 to play in the half to boost (1-0), Jordan Rabidou (0-1). the lead to 9-4. Cavallo scored his second of the game 18 second later to close out the scoring for the half with Hofstra Loyola Hofstra ahead 9-5. The Pride opened up their lead in the Shots: 33 41 third quarter to 10-5 on Treubig’s third goal of the night Ground Balls: 33 46 off a pass from Ryan Vilar 2:06 into the period. After Face-offs Won: 3 17 Cavallo scored his third of the night for Binghamton on Saves: 18 7 the man-up 4:20 later, Ryan Miller scored the third of his Penalties: 2-2.0 6-5.0 four goals on the night at the 5:20 mark, and Ianucci EMO: 2-6 0-2 notched his third of the night with 3:44 to play in the third Clears/Att. 24-32 19-24 to give Hofstra a comfortable 12-6 lead. Hofstra sophomore goalie Matt Southard made 12 saves Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (60:00, 18 svs., 8 GA ); LC- through the snow Monday night while Kevin McKeown Michael Fretwell (60:00, 7 svs., 9 GA) posted 10 saves in the Bearcats’ cage. Binghamton Attendance: 1027 outshot Hofstra 35-33 and won 16 of 27 face-offs. ! GAME 3 - MARCH 8, 2004 vs. BINGHAMTON: The 1 2 3 4 F 11th-ranked Pride of Hofstra scored seven goals in the Binghamton 2 3 2 2 9 first quarter and never looked back on the way to a 14-9 #11 Hofstra 7 2 4 1 14 non-conference victory over unranked Binghamton University at snowy Shuart Stadium Monday night. The Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Miller (4-1), Pride, who extended their winning streak over unranked Athan Ianucci (3-2), Tim Treubig (3-0), Ryan Lucas (1- opponents to 25, improve to 2-1 on the season. The 2), Tom Brewer (0-2), Ryan Vilar (1-1), Rob Bonaguro Ryan Vilar 5:16 into the second quarter, turned and fired (1-0), John Keysor (1-0). from seven yards out for his second goal of the season. Sophomore middie Tim Treubig scored his ninth goal of Binghamton Scoring (Goals-Assists): Phil Cavallo (3- the year with just under five minutes to play in the half, 0), Chris Healy (2-1), Matt McNamara (1-1), Sean off a pass from Vilar, and Vilar scored his second of the Meluney (1-0), David Burpoe (1-0), Joe Conner (1-0), game and seventh of the season, off a pass from Orsen Matt Osborne (0-1), Matt DeCirce (0-1) with 3:07 remaining to close to within two. But Hopkins’ senior attackman Conor Ford scored right off the face- Hofstra Binghamton off, his 11th goal of the season, just!six seconds later to Shots: 33 35 give the Blue Jays a 7-4 at halftime. In the third quarter, Ground Balls: 47 45 Hopkins’ senior middie Kevin Boland scored an Face-offs Won: 11 16 unassisted goal just 1:22 into the period to boost the Saves: 12 10 lead to 8-4. But Vilar scored his third of the game 3:31 Penalties: 2-1.0 3-1.5 later, picking up a ground ball and firing a 15-yard EMO: 1-3 1-2 bounce shot into Blue Jays cage. From there it was all Clears/Att. 26-36 18-25 Hopkins as the Blue Jays scored five straight goals, including two by Matt Rewkowski, his seventh and eighth Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (60:00, 12 svs., 9 GA); BU- of the season, to cruise to victory. Rewkowski scored Kevin McKeown (60:00, 10 svs., 14 GA) twice in the third, sandwiching a Conor Ford goal, while Attendance: 400 Barrie and Kyle Dowd scored goals in the first four minutes of the fourth quarter. The Blue Jays dominated MARCH 13, 2004 vs. JOHNS HOPKINS: The top- the stat sheet, outshooting Hofstra 52-24, picking up 43 ranked Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins opened the game ground balls to Hofstra’s 27, and winning 19 of 23 face- with five straight goals, including three by junior offs. attackman Kyle Barrie, and cruised to a 13-6 victory over #11 Hofstra at Shuart Stadium Saturday 1 2 3 4 F afternoon.!Barrie finished with four goals while Matt #1 Johns Hopkins 6 1 4 2 13 Rewkowski had two goals and one assist to lead the #11 Hofstra 1 3 1 1 6 Blue Jays. Hofstra was led by sophomore middie Ryan Vilar!with career-highs of three goals and two assists Hofstra Scoring (Goals-Assists): Ryan Vilar (3-2), while classmate John Orsen added two goals and one John Orsen (2-1), Tim Treubig (1-1) assist. Hofstra sophomore goalie Matt Southard recorded a career high 19 saves. Barrie opened the Johns Hopkins Scoring (Goals-Assists): Kyle Barrie scoring just 54 seconds into the contest with a scoop (4-0), Matt Rewkowski (2-1), Conor Ford (2-0), Greg shot five yards in front of Pride goalie Matt Southard. Peyser (1-1), Brendan Skakandi (1-1), Kyle Harrison (0- Sophomore middie Greg Peyser boosted the lead to 2-0! 2), Kevin Boland (1-0), Corey Harned (1-0), Kyle Dowd five minutes later after taking a pass from Peter LeSueur (1-0), Peter LeSeuer (0-1) and firing a high shot into the goal from 11 yards out. Senior long-stick middie Corey Harned made it 3-0 for Hofstra Hopkins the Blue Jays just 10 seconds later, scooping up the Shots: 24 52 face-off ground ball, attacking the goal and beating Ground Balls: 27 43 Southard from seven yards out. Barrie scored his Face-offs Won: 4 19 second of the game and eighth of the season from a Saves: 19 8 sharp angle on the left side of the Hofstra cage. Barrie Penalties: 1-1.0 1-0.5 then completed the first quarter hat-trick with 5:23 to EMO: 1-1 0-1 play, picking up a rebound of a Southard save Clears/Att. 19-27 12-14 and!beating the Pride goalie from up close. The Pride got on the board as junior middie Ryan Vilar’s man-up Goalies: HU- Matt Southard (60:00, 19 svs., 13 GA); bounce shot from 15 yards out beat Hopkins’ sophomore JHU- Jesse Schwartzman (33:01, 5 svs., 2 GA), Scott goalie Scott Smith (3 saves). Blue Jays freshman Smith (26:59, 3 svs., 4 GA), attackman Jake Byrne ended the first quarter scoring by Attendance: 4,208 beating a Hofstra middie around the Pride cage and bouncing a low shot to the far side of the Southard. It was Byrne’s second goal of the year. The Pride came alive in the second quarter scoring three straight to cut the deficit to 6-4. First, John Orsen!took a pass from