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2018 QUICK FACTS Name: Founded: 2001 Location: Annapolis, MD Home Field: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium 2018 Schedule & Results MLL Titles: 5 (2002, 2005, 2010, 2012, 8-3 Overall 2013) 4-2 Home • 4-1 Away Website: thebayhawks.com BAYHAWKS COACHES APRIL Head Coach: 21 vs. L 9-15 Assistant Coach: Mark Goers 28 @ W 14-11 Assistant Coach: Bob Shillinglaw MAY Assistant Coach: Jim Bernhardt 3 @ L 13-14 Assistant Coach: Adam Silva 13 @ W 24-22 FRONT OFFICE 19 @ Boston Cannons W 14-11 Owner: Brendan Kelly JUNE President: Mark Burdett 2 vs. W 13-8 General Manager: Dave Cottle 9 @ Ohio Machine W 15-12 MEDIA CONTACT 16 vs. W 9-6 Name: Lisa LaPlaca 28 All-Star Game Boston, MA Email: [email protected] JULY Phone: 866-99-HAWKS 2 vs. Boston Cannons W 15-8 Address: 1997 Annapolis Exchange 7 vs. W 16-13 Pkwy, Suite 200 21 vs. Charlotte Hounds L 10-20 Annapolis, MD 21401 26 @Atlanta Blaze 7:30 pm GAMEDAY INFO 28 vs. Denver Outlaws 7:00 pm Venue: Fifth Third Bank Stadium AUGUST Broadcast: LSN, NBC Sports Washington 4 @ New York Lizards 7:00 pm All-Time Series: 5-0 Last Meeting: Blaze 6 vs. Bayhawks 9 SOCIAL MEDIA

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THE MATCHUP

The Chesapeake Bayhawks come into the midweek showdown with the Atlanta Blaze humbled by the Charlotte Hounds last time out. It was a rainy Saturday night that featured a Hounds team with a point to prove against the then-hottest team in the league, as the Bayhawks seven-game win streak was snapped in the 20-10 loss at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, . Now one and a half games back from the first-placed Dallas Rattlers (10-3), the 8-3 Bayhawks look to become just the second team to clinch one of the four playoff spots after the Rattlers clinched over the weekend in a last gasp victory over the third-placed Denver Outlaws (7-5). The offense looked out of sorts in what was unfavorable weather, yet Colin Heacock continued to lead the way with four goals. The former Terp leads the team in scoring with 35 points on 22 goals, 1 two-pointer and 12 assists. After such a long winning streak, the Bayhawks must find a way to regain their rhythm before getting ready for another playoff run. Cottle said, last week Charlotte played harder, faster and better than we did. We just need to flush that game down the toilet play harder, together and better.” Atlanta (5-6) is coming off a must-win victory over the Ohio Machine to stay alive for that fourth and final postseason spot, winning 13-10 for its second consecutive win away from home. Leading attackman Kevin Rice’s three goals and one assist combined with a disciplined defensive effort in net from goalie Adam Ghitelman’s 12 saves on the night to stay within striking distance from both the Hounds and the fifth- placed New York Lizards (6-6). Rice’s 54 points (27 goals, 1 2 PT, 26 assists) is good for second in the league in scoring this season, and the attack filled with players like midfielders Deemer Class and Connor Kelly, attackman Matt Gibson and Tommy Palasek and defenseman Scott Ratliff and Liam Byrnes makes for a challenging matchup on Thursday night. With three games remaining, the playoff race is heating up and this midweek test will show the Bayhawks ability to bounce back when it matters most.

Watch the Bayhawks play at Fifth Third Bank Stadium against the Atlanta Blaze on Thursday evening at 7:30pm EST. Games will be replayed on NBC Sports Washington on July 26th at 11:30pm EST, July 27th at 12:00pm EST, and July 28th at 12:00pm EST.

HEADLINE: Remembering the last time the Bayhawks flew into the postseason

The Chesapeake Bayhawks have the chance at clinching a playoff berth for the first time in five seasons when they take the field against the Atlanta Blaze. The last time the Bayhawks made the postseason, they took it home for their fifth championship in 2013. Former Delaware legend and 2013 Championship Weekend MVP John Grant Jr. led the Bayhawks offense past the young Charlotte Hounds in the title game 10-9 victory at PPL Park in Philadelphia. Current assistant coach Bob Shillinglaw coached Grant Jr. at Delaware from 1998-1999.

Chesapeake’s back-to-back championship success in 2013 was part of a dynastical run that saw the Bayhawks secure their third title in five years. Syracuse alum Matt Abbott was already in his fifth season as a Bayhawk while then-rookie long stick midfielder Jesse Bernhardt played key roles in the title-winning side and are among key members of this year’s second-placed team in the MLL standings. Abbott scored 14 goals in 14 games, totaling 22 points as a two-way midfielder for Chesapeake while Bernhardt scooped up 28 groundballs in just nine games played. Now as a member of this week’s opposition in the Atlanta Blaze, midfielder Matt Mackrides was actually a goal scorer in that title game back in 2013 for the Bayhawks. Mackrides, Bernhardt, Abbott and veteran will all be on the field representing that thrilling 2013 championship contest. Danowski, then a key part of the Hounds offense, has enjoyed a great season with the Bayhawks this season.

The Bayhawks entered the postseason with a 7-5 record, finishing third in the league standings. This season, Chesapeake’s 8-3 record looks primed for one of the top-four postseason bound spots with three games remaining in the MLL regular season.

Former UMBC Retriever attackman lit the league on fire and led the Bayhawks sharing offense with 36 goals and 12 assists, while players like Grant Jr. and were able to effectively orchestrate the offense during the playoff run. Powell, who only played in three games that season, could be quite a similar situation to the return of two-time Tewaaraton winning attackman this season. Thompson’s beginning of the season was challenged with an injury, but a good showing for the National team could see him play an integral role on Chesapeake’s offense down the final stretch.

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“Winning teams usually have similar qualities in common. They are usually tough, play hard and have talented players. They usually make sacrifices for the good of the team and care deeply about each other,” said Coach Cottle. When asked about comparison to his past championship teams he said that “our teams in 2012-13 were like that and this year we are beginning to show those same characteristics.”

The Bayhawks core was formed quite similar to this team’s core as well. Led by shot stopper and Annapolis native Kip Turner, an imposing midfield comprised of Ben Hunt and Kyle Dixon, and finishers like Ben Rubeor made for an impressive lineup. Similarly, this year’s core of Niko Amato, and Colin Heacock, and Josh Byrne all hope to make some noise once all is said and done.

2018 STANDINGS

TEAM WIN LOSS GAMES BEHIND Dallas 10 2 - Chesapeake 8 3 1.5 Denver 7 5 3 Charlotte 7 6 3.5 New York 6 6 4 Atlanta 4 6 5 Florida 4 7 5.5 Boston 3 8 6.5 Ohio 3 9 7

2018 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

GAME DATE OPP. STRK. RESULT RECORD HIGH (G) HIGH (A) ATTEND. 1 4/21 DAL 0 L 15-9 0-1 Heacock, Heacock, 2,915 Danowski, Jones, Jones (3) Costabile (1) 2 4/28 @FLA 1 W 14-11 1-1 Five Tied (2) Davis-Allen, 2,897 Aponte (2) 3 5/03 @CHA 0 L 13-14 1-2 Heacock, Jones (5) 1,059 Maddux (3) 4 5/13 @DEN 1 W 24-22 2-2 Stanwick (5) Maloney (3) 1,788 5 5/19 @BOS 2 W 14-11 3-2 Jones (5) Four Tied (1) 3,500 6 6/02 OHIO 3 W 13-8 4-2 Heacock (3) Maloney, 3,154 Stanwick (2) 7 6/09 @OHIO 4 W 15-12 5-2 Byrne, Byrne (3) 2,865 MacKay (4) 8 6/16 ATL 5 W 9-6 6-2 Stanwick (4) Danowski (4) 3,974 9 7/02 BOS 6 W 15-8 7-2 Danowski, Danowski (4) 5,244 Heacock (3) 10 7/07 NY 7 W 16-13 8-2 Heacock, Sieverts (2) 5,443 Lewnes, Jones (3) 11 7/21 CHA 0 L 10-20 8-3 Heacock (4) Carlson (2) 2,544 12 7/26 @ATL 13 7/28 DEN 14 8/04 @NY 5

THE TEAM

ACTIVE ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE 0 John Maloney M 6’2” 185 04-25-1994 Victor, NY, USA Albany 2 Colin Heacock A 6’3” 210 04-07-1994 Catonsville, MD, USA Maryland 3 Matt Abbott M 6’1” 175 09-10-1986 Syracuse, NY, USA Syracuse 4 Lyle Thompson A 6’0” 180 09-09-1992 Onondaga Nation, NY, USA Albany 5 Goran Murray D 6’0” 175 07-24-1992 Merion Station, PA, USA Maryland 9 C.J. Costabile LSM 6’1” 205 12-04-1989 New Fairfield, CT, USA Duke 11 Sean Mayle LSM 6’0” 195 01-12-1996 San Carlos, CA, USA Denver 12 Ryan Tucker M 6’1” 195 10-11-1992 Towson, MD, USA Virginia 13 Niko Amato G 5’8” 175 12-09-1990 Conshohocken, PA, USA Maryland 14 Jeremy Sieverts M 6’3” 205 04-06-1987 Lutherville, MD, USA Maryland 15 Myles Jones M 6’5” 240 03-15-1993 Huntington, NY, USA Duke 16 Mark Glicini SSDM 6’1” 195 11-13-1992 Mahwah, NJ, USA Yale 20 Nick Manis SSDM 6’0” 190 02-15-1994 Annapolis, MD, USA Maryland 22 Josh Byrne A 6’3” 200 04-15-1994 New Westminster, BC, CAN Hofstra 24 Stephen Kelly FOGO 5’11” 190 11-21-1994 Lutherville, MD, USA North Carolina 26 Isaiah Davis-Allen SSDM 6’3” 180 02-22-1995 Springfield, VA, USA Maryland 30 Brian Phipps G 5’9” 190 11-26-1987 Annapolis, MD, USA Maryland 32 A 6’0” 180 09-12-1989 , MD, USA Virginia 36 Jesse Bernhardt D 6’0” 200 09-07-1990 Longwood, FL, USA Maryland 40 Matt Danowski A 6’0” 200 08-12-1985 Farmingdale, NY, USA Duke 44 Matt Rees D 6’5” 215 06-16-1994 Sykesville, MD, USA Navy 52 Garrett Epple D 6’1” 210 06-30-1995 Cockeysville, MD, USA Notre Dame 54 Jake Froccaro M 6’1” 195 03-31-1994 Sands Point, NY, USA Villanova 92 Dhane Smith M 6’3” 195 01-22-1992 Kitchener, Ontario, CAN N/A 94 Ian MacKay M 5’10” 210 05-31-1994 Port Elgin, Ontario, CAN Vermont PRACTICE SQUAD NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE 1 Brandon Mangan A 6’2” 185 07-02-1992 Wantagh, NY, USA Yale 6 Nathan Lewnes A 5’8” 180 05-02-1994 Arnold, MD, USA UMBC 27 Jay Carlson A 6’1” 190 03-12-1992 Cockeysville, MD, USA Maryland 50 Matt Vernam D 6’2” 224 03-15-1989 Shoreham, NY, USA Navy - John Paige FOGO 6’0” 210 08-06-1994 New Market, MD, USA Queens

PUP NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE - Kyle Weber M 6’2” 200 02-02-1995 Chagrin Falls, OH, USA Bates College 7 Austin Geisler G 5’10” 195 07-14-1991 Fredericksburg, VA, USA High Point 38 Jack Doyle A 6’2” 185 06-11-1990 Towson, MD, USA Notre Dame MILITARY INACTIVE NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE - John Glesener M 6’3” 214 12-20-1991 Camillus, NY, USA Army 10 Chris Fennell D 6’2” 210 02-16-1994 Milford, NJ, USA Navy IR NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE 55 Jack Adams SSDM 6’3” 200 05-02-1995 Freeland, MD, USA Towson DNR NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE 33 Michael Evans D 6’2” 205 07-17-1987 Davidsonville, MD, USA Johns Hopkins 18 Dom Sebastiani SSDM 6’0” 190 06-06-1990 Moorestown, NJ, USA Delaware 6

COLLEGE INACTIVES NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE 25 Ryan Hursey SSDM 6’4” 205 05-13-1996 Finksburg, MD, USA Georgetown - Kyle Tucker D 6’0” 195 - Chester Springs, PA, USA Salisbury

2018 All-Star Game

All-Star

M Matt Abbott 3 SSDM Isaiah Davis-Allen 26 FO Stephen Kelly 24

Team USA

D Jesse Bernhardt 36 A Matt Danowski 40 M Myles Jones 15

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2018 AWARD WINNERS

Award Player Stats Week 7 Warrior Defensive Player of the Week Niko Amato 18 Saves, .720 SV%, Win Week 8 Cascade Rookie of the Week Ian MacKay 4 Goals, Game Winning Goal Week 9 Warrior Defensive Player of the Week Niko Amato 20 Saves, .769 SV%, Win

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

July 24, 2018 Adds Ian Mackay (M) from World Games Inactive to Active Roster Adds Matt Danowski (A) from World Games Inactive to Active Roster Moves Nathan Lewnes (A) from World Games Inactive to Practice Squad Moves Ryan Hursey (SSDM) from Active Roster to College Inactives

July 23, 2018 Adds Jesse Bernhardt (D) from World Games Inactive to Active Roster Adds Josh Byrne (A) from World Games Inactive to Active Roster Adds Goran Murray (D) from World Games Inactive to Active Roster Adds Lyle Thompson (A) from Physical Unable to Perform to Active Roster Moves Brandon Mangan (A) from Active Roster to Practice Squad Moves Matt Vernam (D) from Active Roster to Practice Squad Moves Jay Carlson (A) from Active Roster to Practice Squad Christian Knight (G) claimed by Denver Outlaws from Practice Squad Waives Will McNamara (M) Waives Joe Seider (A)

July 18, 2018 Moves Goran Murray (D) from Active Roster to World Games Inactive Moves Matt Vernam (D) from Practice Squad to Active Roster

July 16, 2018 Moves Jay Carlson (A) from Practice Squad to Active Roster

July 10, 2018 Moves Nate Lewnes (A) from Active Roster to World Games Inactive Adds Brandon Mangan (A) from Ohio Machine Practice Squad to Active Roster

July 6, 2018 Adds Jay Carlson (A) from Player Pool to Practice Squad Adds Ryan Hursey (SSDM) from Collegiate Inactive to Active Roster Moves Matt Danowski (A) from Active Roster to World Games Inactive

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2018 MLL COLLEGIATE DRAFT SELECTIONS

Round 1 6th Overall Sean Mayle Denver

Round 2 13th Overall Ian MacKay Vermont

Round 5 42nd Overall Ryan Hursey Georgetown

Round 6 49th Overall Shack Stanwick Johns Hopkins

Round 7 58th Overall Kyle Tucker Salisbury

2018 MLL COLLEGIATE DRAFT Recap

The 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft at the US Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md. was filled with excitement and suspense as three big name players sat atop the draft broad coming into the day. As the draft began those top three players quickly flew off the board and when it got to the Chesapeake Bayhawks pick at 4th overall they made the first trade in the draft with, season opener opponent, Dallas Rattlers. The trade allowed for the Bayhawks to move back to the 6th overall pick in the first round and pick up the 42nd overall pick in the 5th round. This trade allowed for the Bayhawks to gain a draft pick in the 5th round, since they traded their 5th round pick earlier in the year for Garret Epple. With the 6th overall selection the Chesapeake Bayhawks selected Long Stick Midfielder Sean Mayle from Denver University. Mayle brings in a young, proven Long-stick midfielder into an already star studded group. Sean is an offensive threat at the pole position with 9 career goals and 5 assists and will be dangerous with the MLL’s 2 point goal. While he adds an offensive spark Sean bring reliable wing play with his 120 career ground balls and his 21 caused turnovers will be a great addition to the defense after he is finished with his collegiate career. Following this selection the Bayhawks went back on the clock in the second round of the draft and selected Ian MacKay with the 13th overall pick out of Vermont. MacKay is a Canadian midfielder that is a dangerous offensive threat. In his career at Vermont he has amassed over 141 goals, 76 assists, and helped win the game with 8 game winning goals. Following the second round pick the Bayhawks coaching staff had a long wait before it made its way to the 5th round where they selected short stick defensive midfielder Ryan Hursey from . Ryan Hursey will make his way up Route 50 to Annapolis, bringing a tough, athletic midfielder that will help with clearing the ball out of their zone and work to improve the defense from last year. With the 49th overall pick in the 6th round the Chesapeake Bayhawks were able to grab a steal in Shack Stanwick, brother of Bayhawks attacker Steele Stanwick, out of Johns Hopkins. Shack is the youngest of all Stanwick brothers and brings his offensive experience from Hopkins as a four year starter where he racked up a total of 89 goals and 106 assists at the attack position. Last but not least Cottle grabbed Salisbury close defensemen Kyle Tucker with their 7th round pick to add defensive depth and continue to improve on the defensive side of the ball. 9

2018 TEAM STATISTICS

CURRENT TEAM LEADERS Goals Assists Points PIMs Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Colin Heacock (23) Colin Heacock (11) Colin Heacock (35) Garrett Epple (6) Stephen Kelly (85) Garrett Epple (9) 18th in MLL Tied for 15th in MLL 16th in MLL Tied for 5th in MLL 2nd in MLL Tied for 12th in MLL

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2017 Season Review

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

GAME DATE OPP. STRK. RESULT RECORD HIGH (G) HIGH (A) ATTEND. 1 4/22 NY 0 OT Loss 0-1 Lewnes, Cooper (2) 4,215 (15-14) Jones (3) 2 5/06 @BOS 1 Win (19-18) 1-1 Thul (6) Jones (4) 4,598 3 5/13 @CHA 2 Win (17-16) 2-1 Lewnes, Four Tied (2) 1,693 Thul (3) 4 5/19 ATL 3 Win (11-13) 3-1 S. Evans, S. Evans (3) 3,600 Lewnes (3) 5 6/02 OHIO 0 Loss (18-11) 3-2 S. Evans (3) Danowski (3) 4,048 6 6/10 @ROC 0 OT Loss 3-3 Byrne (7) Nine Tied (1) 2,029 (16-17) 7 6/16 CHA 0 Loss (15-14) 3-4 Danowski Byrne (2) 3,780 (4) 8 6/24 @OHIO 0 Loss (13-15) 3-5 Byrne, Jones (2) 1,986 Froccaro (3) 9 7/02 ROC 1 Win (9-19) 4-5 Thompson Byrne, 10,002 (5) Froccaro (3) 10 7/15 @FLA 0 Loss (19-20) 4-6 Byrne (6) Five Tied (1) 1,200 11 7/20 FLA 1 Win (10-18) 5-6 Byrne (5) Danowski (2) 4,420 12 7/22 @ATL 2 Win (13-12) 6-6 Byrne (4) Thompson (2) 2,014 13 7/27 @DEN 0 OT Loss 6-7 Byrne (4) Danowski, 9,824 (11-12) Froccaro (2) 14 8/06 DEN 1 Win (23-19) 7-7 Byrne (7) Four Tied (2) 2,687

2017 AWARD WINNERS

Week 3 Warrior Offensive Player of the Week Myles Jones Week 4 Warrior Offensive Player of the Week Jay Carlson Week 8 Cascade Rookie of the Week Josh Byrne Week 9 Cascade Rookie of the Week Jake Froccaro MLL All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Myles Jones Week 13 Warrior Defensive Player of the Week Niko Amato Week 14 Cascade Rookie of the Week Josh Byrne

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2017 TEAM STATISTICS

TEAM LEADERS Goals Assists Points PIMs Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Josh Byrne (39) Myles Jones (14) Josh Byrne (46) Michael Evans (5.5) Jesse Bernhardt (60) Jesse Bernhardt (17) 1st in MLL Tied for 17th in MLL 10th in MLL Tied for 17th in MLL 7th in MLL Tied for 1rd in MLL

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PLAYER PROFILES

3 Matt Abbott Midfield 6’1”, 175 lbs. / Sept. 10, 1986 (31 years)

College: Syracuse Acquired: Selected by Bayhawks 9th overall in the 2009 MLL Collegiate Draft 10th MLL Season / 10th Bayhawks Season

 11th All-Time Leader in Games Played in the MLL (133 games played)  11th All-Time Leader in Ground Balls in the MLL (376 GBs)  2016, 2017, & 2018 MLL All-Star

13 Niko Amato Goalie 5’8”, 175 lbs. / Dec. 9, 1990 (27 years) uh-MAH-toe, NEE-coe College: Maryland Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2015 5th MLL Season / 4rd Chesapeake Season

 First start of his career came as a Bayhawk and was in a 17-16 win over Charlotte on 5/13/17  Named 2017 Week 13 Defensive Player of the Week - Career-high 19 saves in 13-12 win over Atlanta on 7/22/17  Registered a new career-high 20 saves in a 9-6 win over Atlanta on 6/16/18

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36 Jesse Bernhardt Long Stick Midfield 6’0”, 200 lbs. / Sept. 7, 1990 (27 years) BURN-hart College: Maryland Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 4th overall in the 2013 MLL Collegiate Draft 6th MLL Season / 6th Chesapeake Season

 Bernhardt finished tied for 1st in the MLL with 17 caused turnovers in 2017  Bernhardt collected 60 ground balls throughout the 2017 season, finishing 7th in the MLL for ground balls  2017 MLL All-Star

22 Josh Byrne Attack 6’3”, 200 lbs. / Apr. 15, 1994 (24 years) BURN College: Hofstra Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 19th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 6/10/17 in 16-17 loss at Rochester – Scored 7 goals and recorded 3 ground balls in game  Named 2017 Week 8 Cascade Rookie of the Week (7G, 7 PTS, 3GB)  Finished 1st in MLL with the most goals and set the MLL rookie single season goal scoring record (39)  2017 Cascade Rookie of the Year

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27 Jay Carlson Attack 6’1”, 190 lbs. / March 12, 1992 (26 years) - College: Maryland Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2018 3rd MLL Season / 3rd Chesapeake Season

 Scored the Game Winning Goal, in a 17-16 win over Charlotte on 5/13  Scored 8 goals, had 5 assists in 4 games as a rookie for the Chesapeake Bayhawks in 2016  Scored a hat trick in his MLL Debut as a member of the Atlanta Blaze against Chesapeake on 4/23/16

9 C.J. Costabile Long Stick Midfield 6’1”, 205 lbs. / Dec. 4, 1989 (28 years) cost-UH-beel College: Duke Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2014 7th MLL Season / 5th Chesapeake Season

 Set career-highs in goals (9), points (12), ground balls (48), and caused turnovers (9) in 2017 season – Led all defensemen/LSMs in goal scoring  Drafted by the Bayhawks originally in the 2012 Draft 5th overall and was traded to the New York Lizards where he played for two years, until being traded back to the Bayhawks in 2014  Scored the Game Winning goal in OT to help win a National Championship for Duke against Notre Dame

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40 Matt Danowski Attack 6’0”, 200 lbs. / Aug. 12, 1985 (31 years) dan-OW-ski College: Duke Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2015 11th MLL Season / 4th Chesapeake Season

 Danowski is 7th All-Time in in points (418) and Tied for 6th All-Time in game winning goals (10)  14th All-Time Leader in games played in the MLL (127 games played)  9th All-Time Leader in goals (231), 8th in assists (155), and 4th in 2 point goals (32)

26 Isaiah Davis-Allen Short Stick Midfield 6’3”, 180 lbs. / Feb. 22, 1995 (23 years) - College: Maryland Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 16th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Bayhawks Season

 College: 2017 National Champion, Captained team in 2016 and 2017, 2017 Watch List  Made MLL debut on 6/10/17 in 16-17 loss at Rochester – Recorded 2 ground balls in game  Recorded first-career point (an assist) on 6/16/17 in 14-15 loss to Charlotte  2018 MLL All-Star

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52 Garret Epple Defense 6’1”, 210 lbs. / June 30, 1995 (22 years) - College: Notre Dame Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2018 2nd MLL Season / 1st Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 6/17/17 in 19-16 loss at Florida – Recorded his first ground ball in debut  Scored first career goal at Denver on 07/04/17 in 24-12 loss  Acquired from Atlanta in exchange for a 5th round pick (40th overall) in the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft and a 2nd round supplemental pick in the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft

10 Chris Fennell Defense 6’2 ”, 210 lbs. / Feb. 16, 1994 (24 years) - College: Navy Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2018 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 College: 2016 USILA Second-Team All-American, 2015 USILA Third-Team All-American, and 2016 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year  College Career: 54 college starts, 5 goals, 5 assists, 126 ground balls, and 67 caused turnovers  Made MLL debut on 6/10/17 in 17-16 loss at Rochester, registered his first career ground ball (2) and caused turnover (1)

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54 Jake Froccaro Midfield 6’1”, 195 lbs. / Mar. 31, 1994 (24 years) fro-CAR-oh College: Villanova Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 7th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 6/10/17 in 16-17 loss at Rochester – Recorded first career point (1 assist) in game  Scored first-career goal on 6/16/17 in 14-15 loss to Charlotte – Scored hat trick in same game  Named 2017 Week 9 Cascade Rookie of the Week (3G, 3 PTS, 1GB)  2017 MLL All-Star

16 Mark Glicini Short Stick Midfield 6’1”, 195 lbs. / Nov. 13, 1992 (25 years) glih-SEE-knee College: Yale Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 30th overall in the 2016 MLL Collegiate Draft 3rd MLL Season / 3rd Chesapeake Season

 Was retained this past summer being selected in the 4th round with the 31st overall pick in the 2018 MLL Supplemental Draft.  Made MLL debut on 6/3/16 in a win over Charlotte  Scored first-career goal against New York on 7/2/2016

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2 Colin Heacock Attack 6’3”, 210 lbs. / April 7, 1994 (24 years) - College: Maryland Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 11th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 College: 2017 National Champion, Captained team in 2017, Top-25 2017 Tewaaraton Award Nominee, 2017 Third Team All-America  Selected by Chesapeake 11th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft  Made MLL debut on 6/16/17 in 14-15 loss to Charlotte – Recorded two goals, the first of his career

25 Ryan Hursey Short Stick Midfield 6’4”, 205 lbs. / May 13, 1996 (22 years) - College: Georgetown Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 42nd overall 2016 in the 2018 Collegiate Draft Rookie

 College: Big East All-Academic Team (2015, 2016, and 2017), Big East Champions (2018), Third Team USILA All- American (2018), All Big East Second Team (2018), Big East All-Tournament Team (2018), Team Captain (2018), and Honorable Mention Inside Lacrosse Media All-American (2018)  College: Finished his college career with 14 goals, 2 assists, 16 points, with 13 caused turnovers, and 31 ground balls

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15 Myles Jones Midfield 6’5”, 240 lbs. / Mar. 15, 1993 (25 years) - College: Duke Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2016 in trade with Atlanta 3rd MLL Season / 3rd Chesapeake Season

 Selected by Atlanta 1st overall in the 2016 MLL Collegiate Draft  Named 2017 Week 3 Offensive Player of the Week with 5 goals (1 two-point goal), and registered 4 assists (10 points) in comeback win over Boston on 5/6  2017 MLL All-Star – Named game’s Most Valuable Player

24 Stephen Kelly Face-off 5’11”, 190 lbs. / Nov. 21, 1994 (23 years) - College: North Carolina Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 48th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 4/21/18 in a 9-15 loss against Dallas, registered his first career ground ball (7) and face-off win (15)  Made first MLL start on 4/28/18 in a 14-11 win at Florida, registered his first career point which was an assist  Scored his first career goal on 6/16/18 in a 9-6 win over Atlanta in the 4th quarter to spark the comeback win  2018 MLL All-Star

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6 Nathan Lewnes Attack 5’8”, 180 lbs. / May 2, 1994 (24 years) LOO-niss College: UMBC Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake in the 2017 MLL Supplemental Draft 2nd MLL Season ; 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 4/22/17 in 14-15 loss to New York – scored hat trick in game  Scored back to back hat tricks in 17-16 win over Charlotte and then in 13-11 win over Atlanta

94 Ian MacKay Midfield 5’10”, 210 lbs. / May 31, 1994 (24 years) - College: Vermont Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 13th overall in the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft Rookie

 College: America East Rookie of the Year (2014), America East Offensive Player of the Year (2016), Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American Third Team (2017), NEILA Preseason Division I First Team (2018)  College: 150 goals (1st in School History), 80 assists (5th in School History), 230 points (3rd in School History), with 8 game winning goals, and 119 ground balls  Made MLL debut on 5/19/18 in a 14-11 win over Boston, registered his first career goal (1) and assist (1)

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0 John Maloney Midfield 6’2”, 185 lbs. / Apr. 25, 1994 (24 years) muh-LONE-ee College: Albany Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 22nd overall in the 2016 MLL Collegiate Draft 3rd MLL Season / 3rd Chesapeake Season

 Made MLL debut on 5/21/16 in a 20-13 win over Denver, registered his first career point which was a goal  Registered 2 assists and 3 groundballs in 17-16 win over Charlotte on 5/13/16  Registered a goal and 2 assists to help the Bayhawks past the Blaze in a 13-11 win on 5/19/17

1 Brandon Mangan Attack 6’2”, 185 lbs. / July 2, 1992 (26 years) - College: Yale Acquired: Added by Chesapeake from Ohio Practice Squad in the 2018 5th MLL Season / 1st Chesapeake Season

 College: Scored 99 goals ranking 4th in School History and recorded 163 assists finishing 6th in School History  Drafted by the New York Lizards in the 2014 MLL Collegiate Draft  Scored 8 goals, recorded 2 assists, and had 5 ground balls in 12 games during his first season with the Ohio Machine in a Championship Appearance season

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20 Nick Manis Short Stick Midfield 6’0”, 190 lbs. / Feb. 15, 1994 (23 years) - College: Maryland Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 66th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 College: 2017 National Champion, Captained team in 2017, played both short stick midfield and long pole on man-down unit  Selected by Chesapeake 66th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft  Made MLL debut on 7/20/17 in 18-10 win over Florida and registered his first career ground ball

11 Sean Mayle Defense 6’0”, 195 lbs. / Jan. 12, 1996 (22 years) MAIL College: Denver Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 6th overall in the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft Rookie

 College: 2018 Media Honorable Mention Midseason All-American  College: Over his four year career at Denver Mayle has played in 52 games, has 9 goals, 5 assists, 120 ground balls, and 21 caused turnovers.  Made MLL debut on 5/13/18 in a 24-22 win at Denver, registered his first career goal (1) and ground balls (2)

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5 Goran Murray Defense 6’0”, 175 lbs. / July 24, 1992 (25 years) - College: Maryland Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2018 Supplemental Draft in the 5th Round 3rd MLL Season / 1st Chesapeake Season

 Added by Chesapeake in 2018 Supplemental Draft with the 40th overall pick in the 5th round  As a rookie he was a member of the Charlotte Hounds where he played in 9 regular season games and 1 playoff game  During his rookie year he registered 19 ground balls and 4 caused turnovers

30 Brian Phipps Goalie 5’9”, 190 lbs. / Nov. 26, 1987 (30 years) FIPS College: Maryland Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2016 8th MLL Season / 4th Chesapeake Season

 In 2016, posted career-high in saves (216) and finished fourth in SV% with .539  2016 MLL All-Star and 2017 MLL All-Star

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44 Matt Rees Defense 6’5”, 215 lbs. / June 16, 1994 (24 years) - College: Navy Acquired: Selected by Chesapeake 12th overall in the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft 2nd MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 College: Finished with 186 ground balls and 84 caused turnovers  Made MLL debut on 6/10/17 in a 16-17 loss at Rochester – Recorded first-career point (an assist) in the game  Made 2018 Season debut on 4/28/18 in 14-11 win at Florida - Scored first-career goal and first multi-goal game

14 Jeremy Sieverts Midfield 6’2”, 195 lbs. / Aug. 6, 1990 (27 years) SEA-verts College: Maryland Acquired: Added by Chesapeake via trade with Boston in 2018 9th MLL Season / 3rd Chesapeake Season

 As a rookie was a member of the Chesapeake Bayhawks 2010 MLL Championship Team and has since won 2 more MLL Championships with the Denver Outlaws (3 Total MLL Championships). 2012 Maverik Most Improved Player of the Year (Denver)  Jeremy Sieverts has played in 3 games in his Bayhawks career and has registered 4 goals, 2 which were 2pt. goals, and 6 total points0.  Sieverts is tied for 3rd All-Time in Major League Lacrosse Game Winning Goals (13), 5th All-Time in 2-Point Goals (31), and 17th All-Time in Points (288)

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92 Dhane Smith Midfield 6’3”, 195 lbs. / Jan. 22, 1992 (26 years) - College: Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2018 3rd MLL Season / 1st Chesapeake Season

 Selected in the 5th Overall in the 1st round of the 2012 NLL Entry Draft  Named to the 2013 NLL All-Rookie Team, 2016 NLL All-Pro First Team, and 2016 NLL MVP  Made MLL debut on 7/23/16 in a 15-16 loss against New York – Recorded first-career point (an assist) in the game

32 Steele Stanwick Attack 5’10”, 190 lbs. / Sept. 11, 1989 (28 years) - College: Virginia Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2017 in trade with Ohio 7th MLL Season / 1st Chesapeake Season

 Coming out of retirement - He scored his first goal with the Bayhawks during the season opener in a 15-9 loss  Set a career high in goals (20) and points (47) in 2016 with the Ohio Machine  Set career high in assists (30) in 2015 with the Ohio Machine

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4 Lyle Thompson Attack 6’0”, 180 lbs. / Sept. 9, 1992 (25 years) - College: Albany Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2017 in trade with Florida 4th MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Acquired by Chesapeake from Florida on 3/3/2017 with midfielder Jeremy Thompson in exchange for defenseman Mike Lowe, midfielder Mark McNeill, and Chesapeake’s 2017 first round draft pick  Made Bayhawks debut on 6/24/17 away against the Ohio Machine – Scored 3 points (2G, 1A) in game  In only six games after returning from the NLL he scored 20 goals in his first season with the Bayhawks

12 Ryan Tucker Midfield 6’1”, 195 lbs. / Oct. 11, 1992 (25 years) - College: Virginia Acquired: Added by Chesapeake in 2017 in trade with Atlanta 4th MLL Season / 2nd Chesapeake Season

 Scored game-winning goal in comeback win over Boston on 5/6  Set a career high with three 2 point goals in his rookie season with the Boston Cannons  Acquired in trade with Atlanta in 2017 and managed to score 7 goals and 3 assists in only 6 games.