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JOHNS HOPKINS MEN's LACROSSE 2018 Blue Jay Game Notes 183 First Team All-Americans • 29 NCAA Semifinal Appearances • 18 NCAA Championship Games • 9 NCAA Titles JOHNS HOPKINS MEN’S LACROSSE 2018 Blue Jay Game Notes - Game 15 GAME INFORMATION THE MATCHUP _________________________________B1G CHAMPIONSHIP Date _______________________ Saturday, May 5, 2018 #7 Johns Hopkins Blue Jays #2 Maryland Terrapins Faceoff Time _______________________________7 pm vs Location ___________________________Ann Arbor, MI Quick Comparison Venue _____________________ U-M Lacrosse Stadium 11.93 Scoring Offense 11.79 Surface ____________________________________ Turf 9.43 Scoring Defense 8.93 .378 Extra-Man Offense % .605 Television _________________________________ BTN .667 Man-Down Defense % .750 Live Video ______________________________BTN2Go .550 Faceoff % .509 .887 Clearing % .888 Live Stats __________________________ mgoblue.com .516 Save % .542 2018 JOHNS HOPKINS HOPKINSSPORTS.COM UMTERPS.COM SCHEDULE & RESULTS Feb. 10 #14 Towson (ESPNU) ____________W/14-6 Record/B1G Record 10-4/3-2 Record/B1G Record 12-2/4-1 17 @ #14 Loyola ___________________ L/5-12 Rankings 7th (USILA) Rankings 2nd (USILA) 23 #12 North Carolina (ESPNU) _____ L/11-13 7th (Media) 2nd (Media) Mar. 3 Princeton (ESPN3) ______________W/16-9 Head Coach Dave Pietramala Head Coach John Tillman 10 @ #7 Syracuse (ACCN Extra) ______W/18-7 Career Record 218-97 (.692) • 21st Year Career Record 128-49 (.723) • 11th Year 13 UMBC _________________________W/13-6 Record at JHU 195-80 (.709) • 18th Year Record at Maryland 108-31 (.777) • 8th Year 17 Delaware (ESPN3) _______________ W14-8 Assistant Coaches Bill Dwan Assistant Coaches J.L. Reppert 24 @ #10 Virginia (ESPNU) _________W/15-13 Bobby Benson, Larry Quinn Jesse Bernhardt, Tyler Barbarich Apr. 1 @ #10 Rutgers (BTN) * __________W/13-12 All-Time MLax Record 981-333-15 • 131st Year All-Time MLax Record 820-269-4 7 Ohio State (ESPNU) * ___________W/13-10 Men’s Lacrosse Twitter @jhumenslacrosse Men’s Lacrosse Twitter @TerpsMLax 14 @ #15 Penn State (ESPNU) * _____ L/12-14 21 @ Michigan * ___________________W/10-9 When Last We Saw Them: Johns Hopkins (10- 28 #3 Maryland (HC) (ESPNU) *__ (3OT) L/7-8 Johns Hopkins and ESPNU 4) advanced to the Big Ten Championship Game May 3 vs. #15 Ohio State (B1G SF) (BTN) __W/6-5 with a 6-5 victory over Ohio State in the Big Ten 5 vs. #2 Maryland (B1G Final) (BTN) + _ TBA Johns Hopkins en- Semifinals. joys an exclusive na- * B1G Game tional television agree- In the Polls: Johns Hopkins is ranked seventh + @ Michigan ment with ESPNU. All in this week’s USILA Coaches Poll and seventh Johns Hopkins home in the Maverik Media Poll. Maryland is ranked JOHNS HOPKINS games air on the ESPN second in the coaches poll and second in the ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS family of networks media poll. Director of Athletic Communications: _ Ernie Larossa with a majority of the Larossa Office Phone: _____________ 410/516-0552 games airing on ESPNU. JHU MD Larossa Home Phone: _____________ 410/529-5510 Johns Hopkins is the only lacrosse pro- USILA (Coaches) 7th 2nd Larossa Cell Phone: _______________ 410/299-7437 gram in the nation - men or women - with Maverik (Media) 7th 2nd Larossa Fax: _____________________ 410/516-7482 its own exclusive national television agree- Larossa Email: _______________ [email protected] ment. Series History: This week’s game between Johns Hopkins and Maryland will be the 117th Asst. Director of Ath. Communications: ____ Jill Guise in a series that dates to a 10-0 Johns Hopkins victory in 1895. The Blue Jays lead the all-time Guise Office Phone _______________ 410/516-0638 series 71-44-1. Detailed series information can be found on page 15. Athletic Communications Asst: ____Lauren Dellipoali These are the Facts: Johns Hopkins enters this week’s game against Maryland with an all- Welch Office Phone: _________________ 410/516-0591 time record of 981-333-15 (.744). The Blue Jays own nine NCAA titles, 29 USILA titles and six ILA titles for a total of 44 national championships. Coordinator of Digital Media: _______ Matt Lawrence Lawrence Office Phone: ___________ 410/516-3471 Blue Jays Advance to Second B1G Title Game: Second-seeded Johns Hopkins advanced to its second Big Ten title game with a 6-5 win over Ohio State in the semifinals. The Blue Jays will On the Web: ______________www.HopkinsSports.com take on top-seeded Maryland in the title game. This is the second title-game appearance for Johns Hopkins, which won the inaugural Big Ten Tournament in 2015. www.HopkinsSports.com | @jhumenslacrosse - 1 - All-Time in the B1G Tournament: Including Johns Hopkins Tentative Lineup Big Ten Standings (As of Apr. 29) the semifinal win over Ohio State, Johns Hop- kins is 3-2 all-time in the B1G Tournament. The Attack Big Ten Overall 32 Shack Stanwick ________________17g, 26a Blue Jays won the 2015 Tournament and fell in Record Record Streak 13 Kyle Marr _____________________31g, 12a the semifinals in 2016 and 2017. Maryland 4-1 11-2 W1 14 Cole Williams __________________28g, 12a Johns Hopkins 3-2 9-4 L1 4 Forry Smith _____________________2g, 2a The B1G Neutral: Johns Hopkins is 3-0 all- Ohio State 3-2 8-6 W3 1st Midfield time in Big Ten Tournament games played on a Rutgers 2-3 9-5 L1 55 Joel Tinney ____________________18g, 29a neutral field (Penn State & Ohio State in 2015 - Penn State 2-3 8-6 L2 41 Brinton Valis ____________________13g, 0a Ohio State in 2018). Michigan 1-4 8-6 W1 3 Connor DeSimone _______________15g, 1a 2nd Midfield Getting Offensive in the B1G Tournament: This Week’s Games 7 Patrick Fraser ___________________14g, 0a Johns Hopkins has played five all-time games (B1G Tournament at Michigan) 2 Alex Concannon ________________10g, 8a in the B1G Tournament and the Blue Jays have 27 Thomas Guida ___________________4g, 1a scored at least 12 goals in four of those five Thursday, May 3, 2018 (Semifinals) 24 Jack Keogh ______________________1g, 0a games. Below is a look at JHU’s all-time results #1 Maryland-12, #4 Rutgers-9 Defense in the B1G Tournament: #2 Johns Hopkins-6, #3 Ohio State-5 44 Jack Rapine _______________0g, 1a, 27 GBs 16 Owen Colwell _____________0g, 0a, 17 GBs Saturday, May 5, 2018 (Championship) 2015 SF #1 JHU-14, #4 PSU-9 8 Patrick Foley ______________1g, 0a, 25 GBs #2 Johns Hopkins vs. #1 Maryland (7 pm) Goalie 2015 Final #1 JHU-13, #3 OSU-6 29 Brock Turnbaugh ___9.24 GAA, .519 save % 2016 SF #2 Rutgers-14, #3 JHU-12 Faceoff Specialist 2017 SF #2 OSU-15, #3 JHU-13 31 Hunter Moreland _______ 174-of-290 (.600) LSM Close Calls: Each of Johns Hopkins’ five B1G regular season games this season and its B1G 10 Robert Kuhn ______________2g, 1a, 23 GBs Semifinal against Ohio State have been decided by three goals or less. The Blue Jays topped SSDM third-seeded Ohio State, 13-10, and fourth-seeded Rutgers, 13-12, and fell to top-seeded Mary- 50 Tal Bruno _________________0g, 0a, 5 GBs land, 8-7, in triple overtime in the regular season. In addition, the Blue Jays beat Michigan (10-9) 23 Danny Jones ______________0g, 1a, 10 GBs and fell at Penn State (14-12) and then topped Ohio State (6-5) in the semifinals. 26 Chris Hubler_______________1g, 0a, 4 GBs 9 Matt Hubler ______________0g, 1a, 10 GBs What’s Next: The winner of the 2018 B1G Tournament will earn the league’s automatic bid to the upcoming NCAA Tournament. The field for the NCAA Tournament will be announced on JHU MLax and the Friends of Jaclyn Sunday, May 6 at 9 pm (ESPNU). The Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team is The Nation’s Toughest Schedule: The perception of which team plays the nation’s toughest partnered with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation schedule may be in the eye of the beholder, but a case can certainly be made that in 2018 that (FOJ). This is the third time the Blue Jays have team is Johns Hopkins. Consider: partnered with FOJ. The Blue Jays “adopted” Connor Durgin on • Johns Hopkins’ 2018 opponents currently have a combined record of 124-73 (.629). That’s October 7, 2015 and he has been a fixture at the third-highest opponent winning percentage in the nation. games and other team events since then. He took part in the pregame meeting with officials Johns Hopkins in the B1G Tournament (Active Player Stats Included) and team captains when the Blue Jays hosted Syracuse on March 19, 2016 and made the trip 2015 SF #1 Johns Hopkins-14, #4 Penn State-9 to Penn State a month later and made the Blue Stanwick (3g, 2a), Tinney (1g, 1a) Jays’ call on the coin toss (tails), which JHU won. Moreland (10-of-18 FO / 2 GBs) Durgin also took part in the pregame sched- ule against Penn State in 2017 and Ohio State 2015 Final #1 Johns Hopkins-13, #3 Ohio State-6 this Stanwick (1g, 1a), Tinney (1g) The Friends of Jaclyn Foundation’s mission Moreland (10-of-17 FO / 9 GBs) is to improve the quality of life for children battling pediatric brain tumors and other child- 2016 SF #2 Rutgers-14, #3 Johns Hopkins-12 hood cancers and to raise awareness through Stanwick (2g, 2a) the Adopt-a-Child, Safe on the Sidelines and Moreland (1g, 12-of-13 FO / 5 GBs) Guardian Angel Programs. FOJ does this by Turbaugh (14 GA / 9 saves) pairing the afflicted child and their siblings with local high school and college sports teams. 2017 SF #2 Ohio State-15, #3 Johns Hopkins-13 Stanwick (4g, 1a), Marr (1g, 3a), Tinney (1g, 2a), Williams (1g, 1a) Fraser (1g), Kuhn (1g), Smith (1g), Concannon (3a) Moreland (10-of-27 FO / 2 GBs) Turnbaugh (4 GA / 1 save) 2018 SF #2 Johns Hopkins-6, #3 Ohio State-5 Marr (3g), Tinney (1g, 1a), Concannon (1g, 1a), Stanwick (1g, 1a) Moreland (1-of-5 FO / 1 GB), Prouty (2-of-9 FO / 2 GBs) Turnbaugh (5 GA / 16 saves) www.HopkinsSports.com | @jhumenslacrosse - 2 - • The Blue Jays’ 13 regular-season opponents combined to post a 135-73 (.649) record in 2017.
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