2015 Media Guide

Patrick Johnson Misericordia Quick Facts Director of Athletics - Dave Martin

Location:...... 301 Lake Street, Dallas, PA Dave Martin is in his 11th year as director of athletics at Misericordia Founded:...... 1924 University. Enrollment:...... 2,830 Nickname:...... Cougars During his first 10 years at the helm, Colors:...... Royal Blue and Gold the Cougars won 21 conference Conference:...... Freedom championships and earned 20 NCAA tournament berths. National Affiliation:...... NCAA Division III President:...... Dr. Thomas Botzman The women’s soccer team made the VP of Student Affairs:...... Kit Foley school’s first trip to the NCAA final Athletic Director:...... Dave Martin Four in 2012 and Ashlee Ward won NCAA Indoor and Dept Phone:...... 570-674-6374 Outdoor High Jump titles in 2014. Head Coach:...... Jim Ricardo As interim head women’s coach, Martin led Phone:...... 570-674-3366 the Cougars to their first Freedom title and NCAA bid in E-Mail...... [email protected] 2011-12. Graduate Assistant Coach:...... Joe Lodato In addition, he guided the Cougars through the transition Phone:...... 570-674-3362 from the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference to the E-Mail:...... [email protected] Freedom Conference and Middle Atlantic Conference Sports Information Director:...... Scott Crispell (MAC) in 2008. Phone:...... 570-674-6398 Fax...... 570-674-6493 Most recently, he oversaw the addition of varsity football which began play in 2012 and has also overseen the E-Mail...... [email protected] addition of men’s and women’s as a varsity Assistant SID:...... Josh Horton sports offering at MU. Phone:...... 570-674-8176 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Martin previously spent 14 seasons as head men’s basketball coach at Misericordia and served as associate athletic director and coordinator of athletic recruiting. Conference Affiliations He led the Cougars to 11 Pennsylvania Athletic In addition to membership in the NCAA Division III, Conference playoff berths and two PAC finals belongs to the Freedom Conference/ appearances. Martin compiled 178 career wins at MU and Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) and the Eastern College was a four-time PAC Coach of the Year. Athletic Conference. A graduate of , Martin earned a master’s MU is in its sixth full season of competition in the Freedom/ degree in education from Misericordia. MAC after 16 years as a member of the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference. Misericordia began ECAC and NCAA competi- tion in 1992. 2014 Results Date Opponent Result Record (Conf.) Misericordia is one of just two schools to offer all 23 sports for 3-4 # St. John Fisher L, 14-6 0-1 which the MAC/Freedom sponsors championships. 3-7 # Clark University L, 12-7 0-2 3-12 Neumann W, 10-9 1-2 Men’s sports: , basketball, cross country, football, golf, 3-15 at Immaculata W, 15-11 2-2 indoor track & field, lacrosse, soccer, , tennis and 3-19 Alfred State W, 26-4 3-2 outdoor track & field; 3-22 at Farmingdale State L, 10-11 (OT) 3-3 3-26 at Rosemont W, 16-6 4-3 3-29 Swarthmore L, 10-5 4-4 Women’s sports: basketball, cross country, , golf, 4-2 * FDU-Florham L, 10-9 4-5 indoor track & field, lacrosse, soccer, , swimming, ten- 4-5 Utica L, 10-7 4-6 nis, outdoor track & field and . 4-9 * at King’s L, 10-8 4-7 4-12 * at Eastern L, 16-2 4-8 Formed in 1938, the ECAC is the nation’s largest athletic 4-17 * Arcadia W, 10-8 5-8 conference with more than 300 members in Divisions I, II and 4-23 * DeSales W, 7-6 6-8 III from Maine to North Carolina. 4-26 * at Manhattanville W, 19-6 7-8 * Freedom Conference Opponent # Freedom Conference Championships 2015 Roster Misericordia University is D-III Misericordia University is a member of the NCAA Division III. # Name YR Pos Ht Hometown/High School The largest of the NCAA’s three divisions, Division III promotes a 1 Patrick Kellish SO A 5-9 Clark, NJ / St. Joseph well-rounded approach to intercollegiate athletics participation. 2 Trevor Bodnar SR M 6-0 Flemington, NJ / Hunterdon Central 3 Philip Caltagrione FR A 5-9 Flanders, NJ / Roxbury While Division III is best known by some for what it doesn’t offer – athletics scholarships – it has plenty to offer. 4 Ryan Cannon JR M/A 5-11 Milton, DE / Sussex Technical 5 Kevin Forsyth FR D 5-8 Dover, DE / Polytech Knowing that Division III student-athletes play for the love of the 6 Collin LaWall FR D 6-2 Columbia, MD / Atholton game, the D-III experience is structured to help participants devel- 8 Andrew Reynolds JR M 5-10 Pine Brook, NJ / Montville Township op fully as students, athletes and citizens. Athletics participation at many of the 444 institutions that comprise Division III allows 9 John Boylan FR M 6-0 Hillsborough, NJ / Hillsborough for student-athletes to succeed in the classroom and athletics. 10 Steve Dallicardillo SO D 5-11 Lake Hopatcong, NJ / Jefferson Twp. 11 Alec Kellish FR D 5-9 Clark, NJ / Allied Health Sciences That certainly is the case at Misericordia as student-athletes are 12 Ryan Sanderson FR G 6-0 Roxbury, NJ / Roxbury often active in student government, residence life and other extra- curricular activities. 13 Patrick Newins SO LSM 6-3 Levittown, NY / MacArthur 14 Ryan Edson SO A 5-11 Litchfield, CT / Litchfield In addition, Division III playing seasons and class schedules are 15 Michael Iglio FR M 5-8 Melville, NY / St. Anthony designed to minimize conflicts between athletics and academics 16 Andrew Phillips SO LSM 5-9 Farmingdale, NY / Farmingdale to promote academic success. This is evidenced by MU’s overall 3.17 GPA among student-athletes and 182 MAC All-Academic 17 Mark Hojna SO M 5-8 Chesterfield, MI /Anchor Bay honorees in 2013-14 18 Nick Kenna JR A 6-3 Chantilly, VA / Seton 19 Ian Schurr FR G 5-10 Pottstown, PA / Pope John Paul II While Division III athletics programs promote participation, they 20 Lane Kocovsky JR A 5-6 Andover, MN / Anoka don’t sacrifice when it comes to competition. In fact, the NCAA sponsors 36 national championships annually at the D-III level. 21 Jake Kocovsky FR M 5-11 Andover, MN / Anoka 22 Jack Ryan FR D 6-1 Hillsborough, NJ / Hillsborough Misericordia is one of just two schools in the Middle Atlantic 23 Philip Fraher FR M 5-9 Plainview, NY / Bethpage Conference to offer all 23 sports sponsored by the MAC. 24 Kyle Reese FR M 6-2 Lancaster, PA / Lampeter-Strasburg MU has enjoyed its share of success since joining the Division III 25 David Pettine FR D 6-3 Gilbertsville, PA / Boyertown ranks in 1992. MU has captured 45 conference championships 26 Riley Smith FR D 6-0 Doylestown, PA / LaSalle College and sent 23 teams to the NCAA Championships, including the 27 Michael Farinaro JR D 5-11 Hillsborough, NJ / Hillsborough women’s soccer team advancing to the NCAA Final Four in 2012. 28 Patrick Johnson SR G 5-11 Montville, NJ / Montville Twp. In addition, several individuals have put Misericordia on the 29 Steve Monka FR M 5-11 Gilbertsville, PA / Boyertown national map: 30 Josh Shanker JR G 6-0 West Windsor, NJ / West Windsor Ashlee Ward, Track & Field: NCAA Indoor & Outdoor high 31 Kevin Loesch FR M 5-9 Lincroft, NJ / Middletown South jump champion. 32 Trevor Riefberg FR LSM 6-3 Flanders, NJ / Roxbury 33 Ryan Osadchy JR M 6-0 Hazleton, PA / Hazleton Eric Sweeney, swimming: NCAA champion. 34 Brandon Winslow FR M 6-1 Nazareth, PA / Nazareth Willie Chandler, basketball: Second-leading scorer in Division 35 Eric Dittmeier JR D 6-3 New Hyde Park, NY / Kellenberg . III history 36 Chris Fleming FR A 5-7 Hatboro, PA / Upper Moreland Heather Dougherty, swimming: NCAA All-American. 37 John Tierney FR D 6-0 Bethpage, NY / Bethpage 39 Brady Jordan FR A 5-8 Holtwood, PA / Penn Manor Sam Helmstetter, women’s soccer: First-team All-American. 40 James Pedersen FR A 6-0 Glasco, NY / Saugerties Michelle Myers, volleyball: Led Division III in blocks per game. Amy Bower, cross country: All-American. Frank Redmond, track & field: All-American. 2015 Schedule Kim Daniel, field hockey: Eighth in Division III career assists. Date Opponent Time Mike Murphy, baseball: Division III single-game hits record. Mar. 3 # St. John Fisher...... 1:00 Founded in 1924, Misericordia is a liberal arts based, co-educa- Mar. 6 # Clark University...... 6:30 tional Catholic institution located in northeastern Pennsylvania. Mar.1 1 at Neumann University...... 4:00 Sponsored by the Religious Sisters of Mercy, MU is one of 18 Mar. 14 vs. Immaculata...... 1:00 Mercy institutions in the and welcomes individuals Mar. 18 at Wesley College...... 5:00 from all faiths and offers a variety of liberal arts and professional Mar. 21 ...... 1:00 programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Mar. 25 ...... 4:00 MU offers 34 majors in three academic colleges: Arts and Scienc- es; Health Sciences; and Professional Studies and Social Sciences. Mar. 28 at Swarthmore...... 1:00 Apr. 1 Farmingdale State...... 7:00 Dedicated to the values of the Sisters of Mercy: mercy, service, justice and hospitality, these values are found throughout the Uni- Apr. 8 * Eastern...... 7:00 versity, from programs of study to service projects. Apr.1 1 * at Valley...... 1:00 The hallmark of MU is a dedicated faculty and a high quality core Apr. 15 * at DeSales University...... 4:00 liberal arts and sciences curriculum. Apr. 18 * Manhattanville...... 1:00 With a total enrollment of 3,111 students, including 1,982 full- Apr. 21 * King’s College...... 7:00 time, Misericordia offers the benefits of a small university with the Apr. 25 * at FDU-Florham...... 1:00 scope of a larger institution. An average class size of 19 ensures personalized attention and a 12.6:1 student/faculty ratio allows Apr. 29 Freedom Championships...... TBA students and faculty to truly know one another. Located in Dallas, PA, MU’s 123-acre campus has a suburban at- *Freedom Conference Opponent mosphere and is only nine miles from Wilkes-Barre and two hours # Spring Break Trip (Clearwater, Fla.) from New York City and Philadelphia. Coaching Staff Athletics Facilities JIM RICARDO The athletics facilities at Misericordia University recently Head Coach underwent major renovations which provide MU’s student-ath- letes with some of the finest competition venues in the region. Jim Ricardo is in his 13th season as head men’s lacrosse coach at The facilities - all located on campus - include the Anderson Misericordia University. Center, Mangelsdorf Field at the Anderson Outdoor Athletics Complex, Tambur Field, Metz Field House, McGeehan Field, Ricardo led the Cougars to an 10-7 Anderson Softball Field and six tennis courts. record in 2013, including the first Freedom Conference Championship Since 1993, the Anderson Center has provided a home for the appearance. Cougars basketball, volleyball and swim teams.

Before making the transition to the The Anderson Center features a six-lane swimming pool, MAC in 2009, Ricardo led the Cougars to the Pennsylvannia indoor track, racquetball courts, fitness center and an aerobic/ Athletic Conference playoffs three times in his first six seasons. dance studio.

A graduate of Cortland State University, he previously served as The building attracts more than 75,000 visitors annually for an assistant coach at Virginia Wesleyan College. recreational uses.

During his collegiate playing career, he helped Cortland to a Mangelsdorf Field at the Anderson Athletic Complex was con- structed in 2002 and serves as a home for the footbal, soccer, berth in the NCAA Championships. field hockey, lacrosse and track & field programs. Prior to that, he was a member of two national championship The Anderson Complex features a synthetic grass field and a teams at Herkimer Community College where the team set a six-lane synthetic track, with an eight-lane straightaway, which national record with 59 consecutive wins. allow MU’s student-athletes to compete even when weather conditions are less than ideal. Ricardo coached the United States U19 team to the silver medal at the 2010 FIL Festival in Manchester, England. The Misericordia softball team has called Anderson Field home since 1992. In addition to his coaching duties, Ricardo serves as the athletics equipment manager at Misericordia. Named for the late Dr. Robert S. and Geraldine Ruth Daley Anderson, the Anderson Sports-Health Center, Anderson JOE LODATO Athletic Complex and Anderson Fields are all tributes to their Graduate Assistant commitment to Misericordia University. Joe Lodato is in his second season Mangelsdorf Field honors the dedication of Jack and Dorothy as a graduate assistant coach for the Mangelsdorf to MU and the region. Misericordia University men’s lacrosse program. The Misericordia tennis complex opened in 2004 as part of a gift by the M & T Foundation. A 2011 alumnus of MU, Lodato spent two seasons as the assistant boy’s Honoring the Robert Tambur family, Tambur Field was chris- lacrosse coach at Holmdel High School in tened in 2013 as the new home for the MU baseball team. Holmdel, N.J. He served as the defensive coordinator and was in charge of faceoffs. McGeehan Field, named in honor of Mary Ellen McGeehan ‘46, opened in 2012 and provides a second artificial grass venue While at Holmdel, he coached 10 all-division players and four for the MU field hockey, soccer and lacrosse teams. All-Shore Conference all-stars. His group ended both of his seasons in the top five of the Shore Conference. In addition, the John & Mary Metz Fieldhouse was construct- ed in 2012 and provides meeting and locker room space for the He also founded a high school travel program in 2011, serving MU football, soccer, field hockey, track & field, baseball and as director and head coach of Jersey Shore Select Lacrosse. The lacrosse teams. program competed in highly competitve summer tournaments scheduled in the tri-state area. The 21,750 square-foot facility is named for long time board of trustee member John Metz and his wife and recognizes their In addition, he works camps, clinics and has given individual contributions to the MU community. training session through Jersey Shore Select, Hoop-Lax, Mid- New Jersey Lacrosse, All Shore Lacrosse and Holmdel Youth Activities Association. 2015 Season Preview

After reaching the Freedom Conference championship David Pettine, John Tierney, Riley Smith and Michael game in 2013, the Misericordia University men’s lacrosse Farinaro are challenging for time on the defensive unit team missed the post-season by the slimmest of margins while Jack Ryan, Collin LaWall and Kevin Forsyth pro- a year ago. vide immediate depth.

Despite finishing in a three-way tie for third place during Pat Newins, Andrew Phillips and Trevor Riefberg are the regular season, the tiebreaking criteria went against fighting for time at long stick midfielder. the Cougars and they were left out of the playoff picture. Ryan Cannon makes the transition from offense and will With 16 lettermen returning, including seven starters, anchor the defensive midfield along with Steve Monka the Cougars hope to avoid the and Ryan Osadchy. John Boylan pain of missing the post-season and Mark Hojna are also in the again. mix.

“Last season was frustrating,” In the midfield, Andrew Reynolds said Misericordia Head Coach provides experience along with Jim Ricardo. “We’ve learned a lot Trevor Bodnar. Reynolds was the from that experience and our up- team MVP and second-team All- perclassmen have worked hard to Freedom a year ago after scoring make sure that it doesn’t happen 40 goals, the second-highest single- again.” season total in school history.

The returnees have passed along In addition, newcomers Brandon their determination to the 22 Winslow, Philip Fraher, Kyle Reese, newcomers that help comprise the Michael Iglio, Jake Kocovsky and largest roster in program history. Kevin Loesch are competing for spots on the top two lines in the “The veterans aren’t taking any- midfield. thing for granted,” said Ricardo. Eric Dittmeier “They are battling every day and “Andrew and Trevor are proven the young guys are paying atten- performers,” said Ricardo. “We tion. They are eager to learn and they all are willing to have a tremendous amount of speed and athleticism do whatever it takes to be successful.” among the newcomers. We expect the midfielders to open up the field and create opportunities for the attack.” For the Cougars, the formula for success will start with their defensive unit. Eric Dittmeier, a second-team All- Lane Kocovsky and Patrick Kellish are returning starters Freedom selection, returns along with senior goalkeeper at attack while Chris Fleming, Brady Jordan and Philip Pat Johnson, a 2013 All-Freedom honoree who owns Caltagrione are battling for the third spot. nearly every school goalkeeping record. Ryan Edson, Nick Kenna and James Pedersen provide Steve Dallicardillo is a returning starter and will likely be added depth. joined in the starting line-up by transfer Alec Kellish. Johnson and Josh Shanker continue to battle for the “We have our biggest team ever which translates to the starting job in net while Ian Schurr and Ryan Sanderson most depth we’ve ever had,” said Ricardo. “Guys are bat- provide quality depth. tling everyday and pushing each other for playing time.”

2015 Player Profiles

Trevor Bodnar---Senior, 6’0” Nick Kenna --Junior, 6’3’’ Midfield Attack Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central Chantilly, VA/Seton 2014: Appeared in all 15 games... Scored six goals and added seven 2014: Did not play lacrosse in 2014... Also a member of the MU assists... Picked up 22 ground balls and caused four turnovers. golf team. 2013: Saw action in all 17 games, making two starts... Scored 10 goals on the season while adding two assists... Also collected 13 ground balls... Scored a goal and added an assist against Southwestern (TX)... Posted two goals against Hood College. 2012: Appeared in 12 games... scored 11 goals and tallied four assists for 15 points... Lane Kocovsky--Junior, 5’6’’ Scpred two goals against Berry (3/6) and added a hat trick against LaRoche (4/4). Attack Andover, MN/Anoka Patrick Johnson---Senior, 5’10” 2014: Appeared in all 15 games, making 14 starts... Second on Goalie the team with 28 goals and 10 assists for 70 points... Picked up 30 Montville, NJ/Montville Township ground balls and caused two turnovers... 2014: Started all 15 games in net as a junior... Collected 145 saves 2013: Had 21 goals, 11 assists and 42 groundballs in 15 games for and earned a record of 7-7. Wesley College. 2013: Second-Team All-Freedom selection... Named the MU/ Wendy’s Athlete of the Month for April... Saw action in goal in all 17 games, starting 16 of them... Posted an 8-6 record with Ryan Osadchy--Junior, 6’0” an 8.22 GAA and a .600 save percentage, ranking among MU’s single-season leaders in all categories... Recorded double-digit saves on seven occasions... MIdfield Recorded 14 saves and allowed just three goals against Merchant Marine... Allowed just one Hazleton, PA/Hazleton goal and stopped 10 shots against DeSales... Posted a season-high 19 saves in a Senior Day loss to Eastern... Named Freedom Goalie of the Week after allowing just five goals with 2014: Appeared in four games. nine saves against Arcadia. 2012: Started all 16 games in net... Had the best single-season GAA (6.98), most wins in a season (11), tied for first in games played (16) an was third in save% (60.9%)... Had a record of 11-5 and made 162 saves... Made 13 saves against Hood (3/14) and Manhattanville. Andrew Reynolds--Junior, 5’10” Ryan Cannon---Junior, 5’10” MIdfield Defense Pine Brook, NJ/Montville Township 2014: Second team All-Freedom selection as a sophomore Milton, DE/Sussex Tech midfielder... He led the team with 40 goals, 13 assists and 53 2014: Appeared in 13 games, including three starts... Picked up points... Also led the team with 118 groundballs while causing three goals and two assists for five points... Had 18 groundballs four turnovers... He also won 62.1% of his face-offs (169-272). and caused two turnovers. 2013: Did not play. 2012: Played in seven games and started three... Tallied three Josh Shanker---Junior, 6’1” goals and two assists for five points... He scored two goals with two assists against PSU- Goalie Abington. W. Windsor, NJ/W. Windsor-Plainsboro So. 2014: Saw action in 11 games in goal... Posted a 9.52 GAA Eric Dittmeier---Junior, 6’3” with a .558 save percentage... Collected 35 saves and faced 89 Defense shots. New Hyde Park, NY/Kellenberg 2013: Saw action in 10 games in goal, making one start... Posted an 8.21 GAA with a .577 save percentage. 2014: Second-team All-Freedom as a sophomore.... Was second on the team with 13 caused turnovers and picked up 25 groundballs. Steve Dallicardillo---Sophomore,5’11” 2013: Saw action in 12 games, making eight starts... Recorded 12 ground balls and caused three turnovers... Posted season-highs of Defense four ground balls and two caused turnovers against King’s. Lake Hopatcong, NJ/Jefferson Twsp. 2014: Appeared in 15 games, including three starts... Had one assist while picking up 21 ground balls and causing 15 turnovers. Michael Farinaro---Junior, 6’3” Defense Hillsborough, NY/Hillsborough Ryan Edson---Sophomore, 6’0” 2014: Appeared in seven games and picked up one groundball. Attack 2013: Saw action in seven games, making one start... Recorded Litchfield, CT/Litchfield eight ground balls and caused three turnovers... Posted season- 2014: Appeared in five games, causing two turnovers and bests of three ground balls and one caused turnover in the picking up one groundball. Freedom Championship game against Eastern. 2015 Player Profiles

Mark Hojna---Sophomore, 5’7” Kevin Forsyth---First Year, 5’8” Attack Defense Chesterfield, MI/Anchor Bay Dover, DE/Polytech 2014: Appeared in four games, collecting four Prep: Lettered in football and lacrosse at Polytech High School. groundballs.

Patrick Kellish---Sophomore, 5’9” Attack Phillip Fraher---First Year, 5’9” Clark, NJ/St. Joseph Midfield 2014: Appeared in 12 games, making 11 starts... Third most Plainview, NY/Bethpage goals on the team with 20... Also added two assists, picked up 16 Prep: Lettered in soccer, volleyball and lacrosse at Bethpage High ground balls and caused two turnovers. School.

Patrick Newins---Sophomore, 6’3” Long Stick Midfielder Michael Iglio---First Year, 5’8” Levittown, NY/MacArthur Midfield 2014: Appeared in all 15 games, scoring one goal and adding one Melville, NY/St. Anthony assist for three points... Collected 21 ground balls and caused eight turnovers. Prep: Lettered in lacrosse and soccer at St. Anthony High School.

Andrew Phillips---Sophomore, 5’8” Brady Jordan--First Year, 5’8” Long Stick Midfielder Attack Farmingdale, NY/Farmingdale Holtwood, PA/Penn Manor 2014: Appeared in 11 games, collecting nine ground balls and causing two turnovers. Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Penn Manor High School.

John Boylan---First Year, 6’0” Alec Kellish---First Year, 5’9” Midfield Defense Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough Clark, NJ/Allied Health & Sciences Prep: Member of the football, lacrosse and cross country team at Prep: Lettered in lacrosse and cross country at the Academy for Hillsborough High School. Allied Health & Sciences.

Steve Dallicardillo---Sophomore,5’11” Phillip Caltagrione--First Year, 5’9” Jake Kocovsky---First Year, 5’8” Defense Attack Midfield Lake Hopatcong, NJ/Jefferson Twsp. Flanders, NJ/Roxbury Andover, MN/Anoka Prep: Earned three varsity lacrosse letters at Roxbury High Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Anoka High School. School.

Chris Fleming---First Year, 5’7” Kevin Loesch---First Year, 5’9” Attack Midfield Hatboro, PA/Upper Moreland Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South Prep: Lettered in cross country, and lacrosse at Upper Prep: Lettered in lacrosse and football at Middletown South High Moreland High School. School. 2015 Player Profiles Steven Monka---First Year, 5’11” Ryan Sanderson---First Year, 6’0” Midfield Goalie Gilbertsville, PA/Boyertown Roxbury, NJ/Roxbury Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Boyertown High School. Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Roxbury High School

James Pedersen---First Year, 6’0” Ian Schurr---First Year, 5’10” Attack Goalie Glasco, NYSaugerties Pottstown, PA/Pope John Paul II Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Pope John Paul II.

Prep: Lettered in lacrosse and soccer at Saugerties High School.

David Pettine---First Year, 6’3” Riley Smith---First Year, 6’0” Defense Defense Gilbertsville, PA/Boyertown Doylestown, PA/LaSalle College Prep: Lettered in football and lacrosse at Boyertown High School. Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at LaSalle College High School.

Kyle Reese---First Year, 6’2” John Tierney--First Year, 6’0” Midfielder Defense Lancaster, PA/Lampeter-Strasburg Bethpage, NY/Bethpage Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Lampeter-Strasburg High School. Prep: Lettered in basketball, volleyball and lacrosse at Bethpage High School.

Trevor Riefberg--First Year, 6’3” Collin LaWall---First Year, 6’2” Long Stick Midfielder Defense Flaunders, NJ/Roxbury Columbia, MD/Atholton High School Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Atholton High School. Prep: Lettered in lacrosse while at Roxbury High School.

Jack Ryan---First Year, 6’1” Brandon Winslow---First Year, 6’1” Defense Midfield Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough Nazareth, PA/Nazareth Prep: Lettered in lacrosse and football at Hillsborough High Prep: Lettered in lacrosse at Nazareth High School. School. 2015 Statistics

PLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW UP DN GB TO CTO FO PCT PEN-MIN Andrew Reynolds 15-15 40 13 53 141 .284 78 .553 3 7 0 118 21 4 169-273 .619 3-02:00 Lane Kocovsky 15-14 28 10 38 70 .400 46 .657 1 8 0 30 16 2 0-0 .000 2-01:00 Patrick Kellish 12-11 20 2 22 48 .417 29 .604 0 2 0 16 18 2 0-0 .000 5-04:00 Nick Santillo 12-8 16 3 19 70 .229 39 .557 2 4 1 14 26 1 0-0 .000 3-04:00 Morgan Madonna 15-6 9 8 17 40 .225 18 .450 0 2 0 10 24 1 0-0 .000 1-01:00 Kyle Purvis 15-0 7 7 14 16 .438 12 .750 0 3 0 17 7 5 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Trevor Bodnar 15-14 6 7 13 34 .176 18 .529 0 0 0 22 14 4 0-0 .000 5-05:30 Mason Quickel 12-0 4 8 12 24 .167 11 .458 0 0 0 11 14 6 0-0 .000 2-01:30 Andrew Bath 15-0 7 4 11 24 .292 9 .375 0 3 0 4 6 0 2-2 1.000 1-00:30 Jack Stang 14-1 4 7 11 38 .105 17 .447 0 0 0 16 15 2 0-0 .000 4-03:00 Devin Veleki 10-3 6 4 10 20 .300 16 .800 0 0 0 6 7 2 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Ryan Cannon 13-3 3 2 5 13 .231 6 .462 0 0 0 18 8 2 0-0 .000 2-01:00 Sean Forsyth 11-0 2 1 3 6 .333 5 .833 0 0 0 15 8 5 0-0 .000 4-03:00 Jared Hunt 15-14 2 1 3 9 .222 6 .667 0 1 0 40 10 18 0-1 .000 4-03:30 Jeff Zeoli 6-0 1 2 3 4 .250 4 1.000 1 0 0 3 1 2 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Patrick Newins 15-0 1 1 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 0 0 21 6 8 1-4 .250 5-05:00 Jeff Antonucci 15-0 0 2 2 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0 0 24 4 9 12-34 .353 11-10:30 Daniel Begbie 6-0 1 0 1 5 .200 4 .800 0 0 0 3 1 1 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Steve Dallicardillo 15-12 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0 0 0 21 13 15 0-0 .000 9-06:30 Ryan Edson 5-0 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 2 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Andrew Phillips 11-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 9 1 2 1-13 .077 2-02:00 Mark Hojna 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 0 0 6-15 .400 0-00:00 Nicholas Kostik 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Luke Jensen 7-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 1 3 0-0 .000 4-04:00 Danny Wengiel 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Michael Farinaro 7-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 .000 3-02:00 Patrick Johnson 15-15 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 25 11 4 0-0 .000 1-00:30 Oscar Briceno 10-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 3 7 0-0 .000 2-03:00 Josh Shanker 11-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 0 0 0-0 .000 1-00:30 Tyler Hutchinson 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Ryan Osadchy 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Eric Dittmeier 14-14 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0 0 25 6 13 0-0 .000 14-11:30 Matt Martins 15-15 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 23 4 13 0-0 .000 7-09:30 Team 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 6 0 0-0 .000 0-00:00 Totals 15 157 84 241 580 .271 329 .567 7 30 1 512 253 134 191-342 .558 95-85:00 Opponents 15 143 66 209 521 .274 303 .582 8 30 3 429 246 102 152-342 .444 81-70:00

## PLAYER GP-GS MIN. GA GA AVG SAVES SAVE PCT W L SF 30 Shanker, Josh 11-0 177:54 28 9.44 35 .556 0 1 89 28 Johnson, Patrick 15-15 724:29 115 9.52 145 .558 7 7 432 Totals 15 902:23 143 9.51 180 .557 7 8 521 Opponents 15 902:23 157 10.44 193 .551 8 7 536 Lacrosse Career Scoring Records Points Goals A assists

Rank Player Points Years Rank Player G Years Rank Player A Years 1. Sean Collins 212 04-07 1. Matt Carey 150 03-06 1. Sean Collins 103 04-07 2 Lee Blair 198 09-12 2. Lee Blair 120 09-12 2. Lee Blair 78 09-12 3 Matt Carey 188 03-06 3. Sean Collins 109 04-07 3. Brandon Fields 75 02-05 4. Kyle Calabro 131 10-13 4. Kyle Calabro 100 10-13 4. JR Lauri 59 10-13 5. Brandon Fields 128 02-05 5. Sean McGuigan 84 09, 12-13 5. Pat McTague 55 09-12 6. JR Lauri 123 10-13 T6. Kevin Malkin 74 05-08 6. Kevin Malkin 46 05-08 7. Kevin Malkin 120 05-08 JR Lauri 74 10-13 7. Matt Carey 38 03-06 8. Nick Santillo 105 11-14 8. Nick Santillo 71 11-14 8.. Nick Santillo 34 11-14 9. Sean McGuigan 100 09, 12-13 9. Andrew Reynolds 63 12-Pres. 9. Kyle Calabro 31 10-13 10. Pat McTague 97 09-12 10. Brandon Fields 53 02-05 10. Matt Gonzalez 25 10-12

Lacrosse Single Season Scoring Records Points Goals assists Rank Player Points Years Rank Player SB Years Rank Player No. Years 1. Lee Blair 65 2012 1. Matt Carey 46 2004 1. Sean Collins 35 2006 2. Sean Collins 62 2006 2. Andrew Reynolds 40 2014 2. Brandon Fields 29 2004 T3. Sean Collins 56 2005 3. Sean McGuigan 38 2012 3. Lee Blair 28 2012 Lee Blair 56 2011 4. Lee Blair 37 2012 4. Sean Collins 26 2007 5. Andrew Reynolds 53 2014 5. Lee Blair 36 2011 5. Brandon Fields 24 2005 T6. Matt Carey 51 2004 T6. Sean Collins 35 2005 6. Kevin Malkin 22 2006 Matt Carey 51 2006 Matt Carey 35 2005 T7. Sean Collins 21 2004 8. Sean Collins 48 2007 Matt Carey 35 2006 Sean Collins 21 2004 T9. Sean Collins 46 2004 9. Kyle Calabro 34 2011 9. Lee Blair 20 2011 Sean McGuigan 46 2012 10. Matt Carey 33 2003 10. Pat McTague 19 2012

Lacrosse Career Goalkeeping Records Games saves W wins Rank Player Games Years Rank Player Svs. Years Rank Player W Years 1. Patrick Johnson 48 12-Pres. 1. Patrick Johnson 457 12-Pres. 1. Patrick Johnson 26 12-Pres. 2. Ryan Kay 41 09-11 2. Ryan Dwyer 399 06-07 T2. Ryan Dwyer 12 06-07 3. Dave Berger 35 04-06 3. Dave Berger 398 04-06 Ryan Kay 12 09-11 4. Ryan Dwyer 27 06-07 4. Ryan Kay 347 09-11 4. Dave Berger 10 04-06 5. Chris Brauch 18 03-05 5. Chris Brauch 242 03-05 5. Chris Brauch 6 03-05 Save Percentage Goals Against Average (Min. 1500 minutes) (Min. 1500 minutes) Rank Player Sv% Years Rank Player GAA Years 1. Ryan Dwyer .597 06-07 1. Patrick Johnson 8.15 12-Pres. 2. Patrick Johnson .589 12-Pres. 2. Ryan Dwyer 10.32 06-07 3. Dave Berger .520 04-06 3. Ryan Kay 11.24 09-11

Lacrosse Single Season Goalkeeping Records Games saves W wins

Rank Player G Year Rank Player Svs. Year Rank Player W Year 1. Patrick Johnson 17 2013 1. Ryan Dwyer 232 2006 1. Patrick Johnson 11 2012 T2. Ryan Kay 16 2011 2. Bill Hack 231 2008 2. Patrick Johnson 8 2013 Patrick Johnson 16 2012 3. Bill Dessoye 208 2002 3. Ryan Kay 7 2011 T4. 3 tied with 15 4. Chris Brauch 203 2003 T4. Ryan Dwyer 6 2006 5. Dave Berger 189 2004 Ryan Dwyer 6 2007 save Percentage Goals Against Average Rank Player Sv% Year Rank Player GAA Year 1. Bill Hack .631 2008 1. Patrick Johnson 6.98 2012 2. Ryan Dwyer .619 2006 2. Patrick Johnson 8.22 2013 3. Patrick Johnson .609 2012 3. Patrick Johnson 9.52 2014 4. Patrick Johnson .600 2013 4. Ryan Dwyer 9.62 2007 5. Ryan Dwyer .570 2007 5. Ryan Kay 10.38 2011 5. Bill Hack 10.40 2008 2015 MU MEN’S LACROSSE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time W/L MU Opp. Mar. 3 # St. John Fisher 1:00 Mar 6 # Clark University 6:30 Mar. 11 at Neumann 4:00 MAR. 14 VS. IMMACULATA 1:00 Mar. 18 at Wesley 5:00 MAR. 21 VS. LYCOMING COLLEGE 1:00 MAR. 25 VS. ROSEMONT 4:00 Mar. 28 at Swarthmore 1:00 APR. 1 VS. FARMINGDALE STATE 7:00 Apr. 8 * VS. EASTERN 7:00 Apr. 11 * at Delaware Valley 1:00 Apr. 15 * at DeSales 4:00 APR. 18 * VS. MANHATTANVILLE 1:00 APR. 21 * VS. KING’S 7:00 Apr. 25 * at FDU-Florham 1:00 Apr. 29 Freedom Championships TBA # Spring Break Games (Clearwater, Fla.) * Freedom Conference Game

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