Week 6 • March 26, 2014

WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION Contacts: Chris Day (Association Director) 719-480-0372 • [email protected] Website: www.thewila.com

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2014 WILA MEN’S STANDINGS WILA Overall Institution W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA Streak Last 5 [RV] Dominican 2-0 1.000 39 12 5-1 .833 93 58 W3 4-1 [RV] Colorado Mesa 1-0 1.000 11 5 3-0 1.000 43 17 W3 3-0 Adams State 1-2 .333 26 36 3-3 .500 67 52 L1 3-2 Notre Dame de Namur 0-2 .000 13 36 1-4 .200 37 89 L2 1-4 [#]- Current USILA Rank (RV = Receiving Votes)

WILA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK UPCOMING WILA SCHEDULE/ (WEEK #5) RECENT RESULTS Offensive Tuesday, March 18th Stephen Dunn • Colorado Mesa @ [RV] Colorado Mesa 21, Rockhurst (Mo.) 3 #22, Jr., A, 6-1 Saturday, March 22nd Draper, Utah/Juan Diego Catholic HS *-@ [RV] Dominican 23, Notre Dame de Namur 4 Sunday, March 23rd Dunn scored nine goals and added an assist to lead [RV] Colorado Mesa 11, @ Rollins (Fla.) 9 the Mavericks to a pair of non-league wins last Adams State 12, @ Rockhurst (Mo.) 1 week… Taking seven shots, six of which were on Tuesday, March 25th goal, in each game, Dunn scored four goals and @ Lindenwood (Mo.) 12, Adams State 8 registered an assist in Tuesday’s (Mar. 18) 21-3 home win over Rockhurst Wednesday, March 26th (Mo.). He then came back to score five goals in an 11-9 road win at [RV] Colorado Mesa at [5] Tampa (Fla.), 7 p.m. (ET) Rollins (Fla.) on Sunday (Mar. 23)… He also added a ground ball against Rockhurst... Dunn leads the WILA and ranks fifth in the national statis- %- [RV] Dominican vs. Depauw (Ind.), 7 p.m. (PT) tics with his 3.33 goal per game average. Friday, March 28th Adams State at Aurora (Ill.), 4 p.m. (CT) Defensive [RV] Colorado Mesa at [RV] Florida Southern, 7 p.m. (ET) [RV] Dominican at Whittier (Calif.), 7 p.m. (PT) Brian Raaka • Dominican Saturday, March 29th #22, Jr., D, 5-10 $-Humboldt State (Club Team) at Notre Dame de Namur, 1 p.m. (PT) Orinda, Calif./Miramonte HS Sunday, March 30th Raaka held NDNU’s leading goal scorer score-less [RV] Colorado Mesa at Lynn (Fla.), Noon (ET) and scooped up three ground balls for the Penguins Wednesday, April 2nd in their 23-4 WILA win over the Argos on Saturday Adams State at Colorado College, 7 p.m. (Mar. 22). He also took two shots at the offensive end, one of which Thursday, April 3rd was on goal. $-Notre Dame de Namur at Johnson & Wales (Colo.) (Club Team), 2:30 p.m.

*- WILA Game $-Exhibition The Players of the Week are selected by a vote of the WILA %- Whittier, Calif. Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors. Regular season games played between Mar. 17-23 were included. [#]- Current USILA Rank (RV = Receiving Votes) 2014 WILA Men’s Lacrosse News & Notes Week 6• March 26

QUICK HITS... USILA Coaches’ Poll Both COLORADO MESA and DOMINICAN have won three straight games and Regular Season #5 (Mar. 24) continue to be listed in the “others receiving votes category” of this week’s USILA Record Votes Prev. Coaches’ Poll... Colorado Mesa started a 4-game trip to Florida with an 11-9 win at 1. LeMoyne (N.Y.) 7-0 163 (9) 1 Rollins on Sunday (Mar. 23) and is now a perfect 3-0 to start the campaign... 2. Adelphi (N.Y.) 6-0 154 (2) 2 Meanwhile, Dominican resumed WILA play on Saturday (Mar. 22), crushing rival 3. Limestone (S.C.) 9-1 144 3 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR, 23-4... That victory improved the Penguins to 5-1 this 4. Dowling (N.Y.) 5-1 132 6 5. Tampa (Fla.) 8-1 121 4 season and allowed the Penguins to break their own WILA record for goals in a 6. Merrimack (Mass.) 4-2 101 8 game... They had scored 22 in a Apr. 27 win over the Argos last season... ADAMS 7. Pfeiffer (N.C.) 6-1 89 10 STATE also picked up a convincing win, defeating Rockhurst (Mo.) in Kansas City 8. Seton Hill (Pa.) 4-2 82 7 on Sunday by an 12-1 margin... In the process, the Grizzlies tied the WILA record 9. LIU-Post (N.Y.) 4-2 77 5 for goals allowed in a game, set by Dominican in a Mar. 7, 2013 win over Lees- 10. NYIT 5-3 69 9 McRae (N.C.)... The Grizzlies began WILA play this week on Tuesday, falling 12-8 at 11. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 3-2 56 11 Lindenwood (Mo.), the middle game of their 3-game spring break trip... They play 12. Molloy (N.Y.) 4-3 30 T14 at NCAA Division III Aurora (Ill.) on Friday... Colorado Mesa plays at fifth-ranked 13. Wheeling Jesuit (W. Va.)6-0 23 T12 Tampa (Fla.) tonight before playing Florida Southern, another team receiving votes T14. Molloy (N.Y.) 3-2 16 12 14. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 6-2 21 T14 in the USILA Poll, on Friday (Mar. 28)... The Mavericks then wrap up their stay in 15. Chestnut Hill (Mass.) 3-3 20 T12 Florida against Lynn on Sunday (Mar. 30)... Dominican also plays two non-league Also receiving votes: Dominican, Mt. Olive games against NCAA Division III competition this week facing DePauw (Ind.) to- (N.C.), Queens (N.C.), Colorado Mesa, Florida night before taking on in-state rival Whittier (Calif.) on Friday... Both games will be Southern played in Whittier... Notre Dame de Namur will host Humboldt State’s (Calif.) Club Next Poll: March 31 Team in an exhibition game on Saturday (Mar. 29)... As a league, the WILA is 8-4 *-Records through Mar. 123 against non-league foes... All 12 games have been against fellow NCAA Division II WILA Teams in the Poll competition this season... The league is an especially strong 8-1 against teams not Preseason: Colorado Mesa (RV), ranked in the USILA poll at the time of the game. Dominican (RV) Week #1 (Feb. 24): Colorado Mesa (RV), TEAM NOTES... Dominican (RV) Week #2 (Mar. 3): Dominican (RV), Adams State Grizzlies (3-3, 1-2 WILA) Colorado Mesa (RV) Week #3 (Mar. 10): Dominican (13), www.asugrizzlies.com Colorado Mesa (15) Top Offensive Player: Chase Pollick (#28, Fr., A, 5-8, Las Vegas, Nev./ Week #4 (Mar. 17): Dominican RV), Bishop Gorman HS) Colorado Mesa (RV) Pollick scored four goals on as many shots to lead the Grizzlies to a 12-1 road Week #5 (Mar. 24): Dominican RV), win over Rockhurst (Mo.) on Sunday (Mar. 23). Colorado Mesa (RV) Top Defensive Player: Jerrod Mahar (#18, R-Jr., D, 6-2, Cortland, N.Y./LeMoyne/Cortland HS) Previous Mahar caused three turnovers for the Grizzlies in their 12-1 road win at Rockhurst (Mo.) on Sunday (Mar. 23). He also took two shots. WILA Players of the Week Team Notes: The Grizzlies hosted a scrimmage against Otterbein (Ohio) on Saturday (Mar. Week #1 (Feb. 26) 22) and then travelled to Kansas City, Mo. to face Rockhurst for the second time this season Offensive: Grant Clifford, Dominican on Sunday (Mar. 23)... The Grizzlies won that game 12-1 to complete the season series with Defensive: Sean Donohue, Dominican the first-year Hawks... The one goal allowed the Grizzlies to match the WILA record for Week #2 (Mar. 5) fewest goals allowed in a game... They then continued their 3-game spring break trip on Offensive: Danny Mayes, Adams State Tuesday (Mar. 25), falling 12-8 at former WILA member Lindenwood (Mo.)... They wrap up Defensive: Anthony Rossi, Adams State the trip on Friday at NCAA Division III Aurora (Ill.)... Through Sunday’s game, the Grizzlies Week #3 (Mar. 12) ranked fourth in the national statistics for caused turnovers per game (12.60) and fifth for Offensive: Grant Clifford, Dominican fewest turnovers per game (13.20)... Individually, Anthony Damico was ranked ninth in the Defensive: Brad Brandenburg, Colorado Mesa national statistics for assists per game (2.00) through Sunday’s game... He also had two in Week #4 (Mar. 19) Tuesday’s game against Lindenwood and leads the WILA with 12 this season. Offensive: Kevin Powers, Dominican Defensive: Reis Stanley, Dominican —Team Notes continued on page 3— 2014 WILA Men’s Lacrosse News & Notes (Cont.) Week 6 • March 26

Colorado Mesa Mavericks (3-0, 1-0 WILA) The WILA against... www.cmumavericks.com NCAA Division II ...... 8-4 Top Offensive Player: Stephen Dunn – WILA Offensive Player of Nationally-Ranked* ...... 0-3 the Week Receiving Votes* (USILA Poll) ...... 0-0 Top Defensive Player: Zach Bullett (#7, Jr., LSM, 6-1, Draper, Utah/ South Region ...... 8-4 Juan Diego Catholic HS) Conference Carolinas ...... 0-1 Bullett tallied five caused turnovers and four ground balls to help lead the Mavericks to a ECAC ...... 1-1 pair of wins last week… Against Rockhurst (Mo.) in a 21-3 home win last Tuesday (Mar. 18), Independent ...... 3-0 Bullett had three caused turnovers and three ground balls… He also added a goal on three South Atlantic Conference ...... 2-0 total shots… He then had two caused turnovers and a ground ball for the Mavericks in Sunshine State Conference ...... 2-2 Sunday’s (Mar. 23) 11-9 win at Rollins (Fla.). North Region ...... 0-0 Team Notes: The Mavericks improved to 3-0 on the season as they claimed an 11-9 win at *—At the Time of the Game Rollins (Fla.) in Winter Park, Fla. on Sunday... That was the first game of their 4-game trip to Florida... They play fifth-ranked Tampa (Fla.) on Wednesday, at Florida Southern on The WILA in non-league play... Friday and at Lynn on Sunday... The Mavericks continue to rank highly in several national At Home ...... 2-0 statistic categories... They lead the country in both scoring defense (5.67) and caused On the Road ...... 6-4 turnovers per game (15.33) while standing third in scoring margin (8.67) and fifth in assists In Neutral Site Games ...... 0-0 (8.67), points (23.00) and ground balls (39.33) per game... Individually, goalie Brad In Overtime ...... 0-0 Brandenburg leads the nation with his 5.60 goals against average and is second with his .659 save percentage... The Mavericks continue to be in the “others receiving votes category” of the USILA Coaches’ Poll. Dominican Penguins (5-1, 2-0 WILA) www.dominicanathletics.com

Top Offensive Player: Dylan Acevedo (#24, Jr., M, 5-9, Yorba Linda, Calif./Mater Dei HS) Acevedo recorded five ground balls and won 12 of 17 face-offs for the Penguins in their 23-4 WILA win over Notre Dame de Namur on Saturday (Mar. 22). He also added an assist and took four shots, once of which was on goal. Top Offensive Player: Brian Raaka — WILA Defensive Player of the Week Dominican Team Notes: The Penguins returned home and resumed WILA play on Saturday (Mar. 22), posting a 23-4 win over Notre Dame de Namur... In the process, they set a new program and WILA record for goals in a game... They also tallied 14 assists to break their own WILA record for total points (37)... The 19-goal margin of victory matched their program and WILA record that they had accomplished twice in 2013, including once against the Argos... The Penguins are now 6-1 against Notre Dame de Namur since the WILA was formed for the 2011 season... The Penguins are averaging 23.33 offensive points per game this season, the fourth best mark in the national statistics... They also rank third in both caused turnovers per game (12.67) and shot percentage (.366)... They are second in the country for scoring offense, averaging 15.5 goals per game... The Penguins will look to extend their 3-game winning streak when they play a pair of NCAA Division III foes in Whittier, Calif... They play DePauw (Ind.) in a neutral-site game tonight (Mar. 26) before taking on host Whittier on Friday (Mar. 28)... The Penguins continue to be in the “others receiving votes” category of the USILA Coaches’ Poll this week. Notre Dame de Namur Argonauts (1-4, 0-2 WILA) www.ndnuargos.com Top Offensive Player: No Nomination Top Defensive Player: Aaron Cruz (#34, Sr., G, 5-5, San Diego, Calif./Mira Mesa HS) Cruz made 16 saves in 47 minutes worth of action for the Argos in their Saturday WILA game at Dominican (L, 4-23)... He ranks 24th in the national statistics with his 9.60 save per game average. Notre Dame de Namur Team Notes: The Argos rank sixth in the national statistics for both saves per game (16.00) and turnovers per game (13.60) as a team... They also rank a strong second in man-up offense, converting 52.9 percent of their extra-man opportunities... Individually, Johnny Fruehe is fourth in the country for caused turnovers per game (2.4)... The Argos will put their perfect 5-0 exhibition mark against MCLA club level teams on the line this Saturday (Mar. 29) when they host Humboldt State (Calif.) 2014 WILA Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Statistical Leaders Week 6• March 26

National Statistical Leaders (Through Games on Mar. 23) Team Individual (WILA Teams in the Top 10) (WILA Teams in the Top 25) Assists Per Game Assists Per Game Goals Against Average 5. Colorado Mesa ...... 8.67 9. Anthony Damico, Adams State ...... 2.00 1. Brad Brandenburg, Colorado Mesa ...... 5.60 9. Dominican ...... 7.83 9. Austin Pridham, Colorado Mesa ...... 2.00 12. Anthony Rossi, Adams State ...... 7.51 Caused Turnovers Per Game Caused Turnovers Per Game Save Percentage 1. Colorado Mesa ...... 15.33 4. Johnny Fruehe, NDNU ...... 2.40 2. Brad Brandenburg, Colorado Mesa ...... 659 4. Adams State ...... 11.60 16. Jerrod Mahar, Adams State ...... 2.00 Saves Per Game Ground Balls Per Game Face-Off Percentage 24. Aaron Cruz, NDNU ...... 9.60 5. Colorado Mesa ...... 39.33 17. Dylan Acevedo, Dominican ...... 566 Shot Percentage Man-up Offense Goals Per Game 2. Stephen Dunn, Colorado Mesa ...... 625 2. Notre Dame de Namur ...... 529 5. Stephen Dunn, Colorado Mesa ...... 3.33 7. Jake Bernstein, Dominican ...... 545 Points Per Game 18. Kevin Powers, Dominican ...... 2.83 4. Dominican ...... 23.33 5. Colorado Mesa ...... 23.00 Saves Per Game 6. Notre Dame de Namur ...... 16.00 Complete Statistics can be found at: Scoring Defense 1. Colorado Mesa ...... 5.67 www.ncaa.com/stats/lacrosse-men/d2 Scoring Margin 3. Colorado Mesa ...... 8.67 10. Dominican ...... 5.83 Scoring Offense 2. Dominican ...... 15.50 6. Colorado Mesa ...... 14.33 Shot Percentage 3. Dominican ...... 366 Turnover Per Game 3. Dominican ...... 12.67 5. Adams State ...... 13.20 LaxPower NCAA II Computer Rating 6. Notre Dame de Namur ...... 13.60 (as of Mar. 26) Winning Percentage 1. Colorado Mesa ...... 1.000 Team Power Rating Poll SOS RPI QWF TSI Record 9. Dominican ...... 833 1. Tampa (Fla.) ...... 91.50 5 24 8 9 7 8-1 2. LeMoyne (N.Y.) ...... 90.70 1 12 2 1 3 8-0 3. Limestone (S.C.) ...... 90.68 351219-1 4. Adelphi (N.Y.) ...... 89.75 2 21 4 5 4 7-0 5. Dowling (N.Y.) ...... 89.26 413325-1 6. LIU-Post (N.Y.) ...... 88.52 9 25 7 33 11 4-2 7. NYIT ...... 88.47 10 11 9 14 6 6-3 8. Pfeiffer (N.C.) ...... 87.71 7 22 5 7 8 7-1 9. Seton Hill (Pa.) ...... 87.49 876454-2 10. DOMINICAN ...... 87.10 RV 30 11 26 16 5-1 21. COLORADO MESA ...... 84.67 RV 56 17 24 30 3-0 36. ADAMS STATE ...... 80.98 — 49 41 15 43 3-3 41. NDNU ...... 77.78 — 17 38 39 35 6-4*

*-Includes exhibition games against MCLA Teams Codes: SOS-Strength of Schedule, RPI-Ratings Percentage Index, QWF-Quality Wins Factor, TSI-Tournament Selection Index For a complete explanation of the Rating and Formulas used, visit: www.laxpower.com/update14/binmen/rating02.php 2014 WILA Men’s Lacrosse WILA Preseason Poll

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.— Defending champion Dominican University of California and 2012 champion Colorado Mesa University 2014 PRE-SEASON are the co-favorites to win the 2014 Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse

Association title, according to the preseason coaches’ poll announced WILA COACHES’ POLL

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Thursday, Jan. 9 via Twitter (@WILA_SID). ○○○○○○ The Dominican Penguins, who won last year’s crown with an unblemished 6-0 mark, also had three selections to the Preseason All- Institution Pts ‘13 WILA Record (Place) T1. Colorado Mesa (2) 4 4-2 (2nd) WILA team. Meanwhile, the Colorado Mesa Mavericks, who finished T1. Dominican (2) 4 6-0 (1st) second to Dominican in 2013 after winning the 2012 crown on tie- 3. Adams State 7 2-4 (3rd) breaking procedures, had a association best six players named to the 4. Notre Dame de Namur 9 0-6 (4th) squad, which was announced in conjunction with the poll. Both the Penguins and Mavericks received two first place votes in the poll as the four head coaches were asked to rank their opposition 1-3 without voting for their own squad. Adams State University finished third in the poll with seven points and placed four members on the Preseason All-WILA team while inaugural (2011) WILA Champion Notre Dame de Namur University was tabbed fourth in the poll with nine points. A total of 13 players, including, a pair of long stick midfielders due to a tie in the voting, were selected by position to the Preseason All- WILA squad, which was also selected by a vote of the coaches, who were not allowed to vote for their own players. Dominican’s representation on the squad is led by 2013 WILA Offensive Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year Cody Bernstein, one of the three attackmen selected. He is joined on the recognition list by Penguin teammate Kevin Powers, a First Team All-WILA midfielder in 2013, and his brother Jake, selected at midfield. Powers was honored at the attack position this year. Colorado Mesa had a player selected at nearly every position as Michael Beimford, a First Team All-WILA attackman last season, returns for his junior season. Behind him amongst the three midfield selections to the squad is Kade Robinson, a Second Team All-WILA pick in 2013. The Mavericks also have two of the three honorees at the defender position in Johnny Nitti and Eric McCosker. Meanwhile, in goal, senior Brad Brandenburg returns for his senior season after earning the association’s Co-Defensive Player of the Year honor last season. Zach Bullett rounds out the Mavericks’ representation at long stick midfielder, sharing the plaudits with Adams State’s Kyle Post, a returning First Team All-WILA pick at the position. The Grizzlies were also represented by 2012 WILA Defensive Player of the Year Jordan

Stillwagon at defender, Joshua Peterman at midfielder and Johnny Neal at the defensive midfielder/faceoff specialist position.

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ 2014 PRESEASON ALL-WILA TEAM Position Name School Yr. Hometown Attack Cody Bernstein (1) Dominican So. Kirkland, Wash. Attack Michael Beimford (1) Colorado Mesa Jr. Centennial, Colo. Attack Kevin Powers (1-MF) Dominican Jr. Issaquah, Wash. Midfielder Kade Robinson (2) Colorado Mesa Sr. Williamstown, Australia Midfielder Jake Bernstein Dominican Jr. Kirkland, Wash. Midfielder Joshua Peterman (2) Adams State Jr. Santa Ana, Calif. Defender Johnny Nitti (1) Colorado Mesa Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. Defender Jordan Stillwagon (1) Adams State Sr. Littleton, Colo. Defender Eric McCosker (HM-LSM) Colorado Mesa Jr. Concord, Calif. Goalie Brad Brandenburg (1) Colorado Mesa Sr. Seal Beach, Calif. LSM Zach Bullett (HM) Colorado Mesa Jr. Draper, Utah LSM Kyle Post (1) Adams State Sr. Littleton, Colo. Def. Mid./ Johnny Neal (2) Adams State Sr. Greenwood Village, Colo. Faceoff Specialist

(1)- Indicates Players selected to the 2013 First Team All-WILA squad (2)- Indicates Players selected to the 2013 Second Team All-WILA squad (HM)- Indicates Players selected to the 2013 Honorable Mention All-WILA squad Notes: Powers was selected as a midfielder in 2013; McCosker was selected as long stick midfielder in 2013. 2014 WILA Men’s Lacrosse Team Schedules/Results Week 6• March 26

ADAMS STATE UNIVERSITY (3-3, 1-2 WILA) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ [RV] DOMINICAN UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA (5-1, 2-0 WILA) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Feb. 22 at [RV] Dominican* ...... L, 8-16 Feb. 22 Adams State* ...... W, 16-8 Feb. 24 at Notre Dame de Namur* ...... W, 13-9 Mar. 8 at Queens (N.C.) ...... W, 13-10 Mar. 8 at [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... L, 5-11 Mar. 11 at [11] Pfeiffer (N.C.) ...... L, 13-21 Mar. 16 Rockhurst (Mo.) ...... W, 21-3 Mar. 13 at Coker (S.C.) ...... W, 18-9 Mar. 23 at Rockhurst (Mo.) ...... W, 12-1 Mar. 16 at Lindenwood (Mo.) ...... W, 10-6 Mar. 25 at Lindenwood (Mo.) ...... L, 8-12 Mar. 22 Notre Dame de Namur* ...... W, 23-4 Mar. 28 at Aurora (Ill.) ...... 4 p.m. (CT) Mar. 26 vs. Depauw (Ind.)-% ...... 7 p.m. (PT) Apr. 2 at Colorado College ...... 7 p.m. Mar. 28 at Whittier (Calif.) ...... 7 p.m. (PT) Apr. 6 Notre Dame de Namur* ...... Noon Apr. 11 at Adams State* ...... 4 p.m. Apr. 11 [RV] Dominican* ...... 4 p.m. Apr. 13 at [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... 1 p.m. May 2 [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... 7 p.m. Apr. 19 at Notre Dame de Namur* ...... 3 p.m. (PT) May 4 vs. Whittier (Calif.)-$ ...... Noon. Apr. 27 [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... Noon (PT) $- @ Colorado College (Colorado Springs, Colo.) %- @ Whittier (Whittier, Calif.) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ [RV] COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY(3-0, 1-0 WILA) NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR UNIVERSITY (1-4, 0-2 WILA) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Mar. 8 Adams State* ...... W, 11-5 Feb. 24 Adams State* ...... L, 9-13 Mar. 18 Rockhurst (Mo.) ...... W, 21-3 Mar. 1 at [7] Tampa (Fla.) ...... L, 3-22 Mar. 23 at Rollins (Fla.) ...... W, 11-9 Mar. 5 at Lynn (Fla.) ...... W, 15-9 Mar. 26 at [4] Tampa (Fla.) ...... 7 p.m. (ET) Mar. 8 at [15] Saint Leo (Fla.) ...... L, 6-22 Mar. 28 at [RV] Florida Southern ...... 7 p.m. (ET) Mar. 22 at [RV] Dominican* ...... L, 4-23 Mar. 30 at Lynn (Fla.) ...... Noon (ET) Mar. 29 Humboldt State (Club Team)-$ ...... 1 p.m. (PT) Apr. 4 Notre Dame de Namur* ...... 7 p.m. Apr. 3 at Johnson & Wales (Colo.) (Club Team)-$ ...... 2:30 p.m. Apr. 13 [RV] Dominican* ...... 1 p.m. Apr. 4 at [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... 7 p.m. Apr. 19 at Colorado College ...... 1 p.m. Apr. 6 at Adams State* ...... Noon Apr. 25 at Notre Dame de Namur* ...... 3 p.m. (PT) Apr. 19 [RV] Dominican* ...... 3 p.m. (PT) Apr. 27 at [RV] Dominican* ...... Noon (PT) Apr. 25 [RV] Colorado Mesa* ...... 3 p.m. (PT) May 2 at Adams State* ...... 7 p.m. $- Exhibition

Notes: *-Indicates WILA Game; Home Games in Bold; All Times Mountain Unless Otherwise Noted. [#] indicates current USILA Coaches’ Poll Rank (RV = Receiving Votes). 2014 WILA Tie-Breaking Procedures In the event that two or more teams have an identical winning percentage in WILA play, the following tie-breaking procedures shall be used in priority order: 1. Results of the head-to-head meetings between the tied teams 2. The team with the lowest goals against average in the head-to-head meetings between the tied teams 3. The team with the lowest goals against average in all association games In the event that these procedures are unable to determine a single champion, co-champions shall be declared. 2014 WILA CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Dominican 6 93 15.50 1. Colorado Mesa 3 26 8.67 2. Colorado Mesa 3 43 14.33 2. Dominican 6 47 7.83 3. Adams State 6 67 11.17 3. Adams State 6 42 7.00 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 37 7.40 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 21 4.20

GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G POINTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Colorado Mesa 3 118 39.33 1. Dominican 6 140 23.33 2. Adams State 6 188 31.33 2. Colorado Mesa 3 69 23.00 3. Dominican 6 175 29.17 3. Adams State 6 109 18.17 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 115 23.00 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 58 11.60

SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G SHOT PERCENT GP Goals Shots Pct. 1. Colorado Mesa 3 140 46.67 1. Dominican 6 93 254 .3 6 6 2. Dominican 6 254 42.33 2. Colorado Mesa 3 43 140 .3 0 7 3. Adams State 6 253 42.17 3. Notre Dame de Namur 5 37 135 .2 7 4 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 135 27.00 4. Adams State 6 67 253 .2 6 5

MAN-UP GOALS GP No. Avg/G MAN-DOWN GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Adams State 6 9 1.50 1. Adams State 6 2 0.33 Notre Dame de Namur 5 9 1.80 Colorado Mesa 3 2 0.67 3. Dominican 6 8 1.33 3. Dominican 6 1 0.17 4. Colorado Mesa 3 3 1.00 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 0 0.00

MAN-UP SCORING PCT GP No. Att. Pct. PENALTY-KILLING PCT GP GA Att. PK Pct. 1. Notre Dame de Namur 5 9 17 .5 2 9 1. Colorado Mesa 3 6 22 .7 2 7 2. Colorado Mesa 3 3 8 .3 7 5 2. Dominican 6 9 30 .7 0 0 3. Adams State 6 9 25 .3 6 0 3. Adams State 6 11 33 .6 6 7 4. Dominican 6 8 23 .3 4 8 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 7 14 .5 0 0

PENALTIES/GAME GP No. Avg/G PENALTY MINUTES/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Notre Dame de Namur 5 15 3.00 1. Notre Dame de Namur 5 15.0 3.00 2. Dominican 6 35 5.83 2. Dominican 6 32.5 5.42 3. Adams State 6 42 7.00 3. Adams State 6 35.5 5.92 4. Colorado Mesa 3 22 7.33 4. Colorado Mesa 3 22.5 7.50

TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G CAUSED TURNOVER/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Dominican 6 76 12.67 1. Colorado Mesa 3 46 15.33 2. Notre Dame de Namur 5 68 13.60 2. Adams State 6 66 11.00 3. Adams State 6 92 15.33 3. Notre Dame de Namur 5 38 7.60 4. Colorado Mesa 3 62 20.67 4. Dominican 6 37 6.17

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Colorado Mesa 3 17 180:00 5.67 1. Colorado Mesa 3 0 0.00 2. Adams State 6 52 360:00 8.67 Adams State 6 0 0.00 3. Dominican 6 58 360:00 9.67 Dominican 6 0 0.00 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 89 299:46 17.81 Notre Dame de Namur 5 0 0.00

SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G SAVE PERCENT GP GA Saves Save% 1. Notre Dame de Namur 5 80 16.00 1. Colorado Mesa 3 17 29 .6 3 0 2. Dominican 6 71 11.83 2. Dominican 6 58 71 .5 5 0 3. Colorado Mesa 3 29 9.67 3. Adams State 6 52 54 .5 0 9 4. Adams State 6 54 9.00 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 89 80 .4 7 3

FACEOFF PERCENT GP Won Lost Pct. SHOTS ON GOAL/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Dominican 6 87 79 .5 2 4 1. Dominican 6 174 29.00 2. Adams State 6 66 64 .5 0 8 2. Colorado Mesa 3 78 26.00 3. Colorado Mesa 3 34 35 .4 9 3 3. Adams State 6 143 23.83 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 49 91 .3 5 0 4. Notre Dame de Namur 5 87 17.40 2014 WILA CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

Team Conference Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA Current unbeaten streak Colorado Mesa 1-0 1.000 11 5 3-0 1.000 43 17 Colorado Mesa -- 3-0 Dominican 2-0 1.000 39 12 5-1 .8 3 39358 Dominican -- 3-0 Adams State 1-2 .3 3 3 26 36 3-3 .5 0 06752 Notre Dame de Namur 0-2 .0 0 0 13 36 1-4 .2 0 03789

Team Miscellaneous GP GF-GA Margin Shots Shot% Saves Save% GB Face% TO CT Pen-PIM Adams State 6 67-52 +2.5 253 .2 6 554 .5 0 9 188 .5 0 8 92 66 42-35.5 Colorado Mesa 3 43-17 +8.7 140 .3 0 7 29 .6 3 0 118 .4 9 3 62 46 22-22.5 Dominican 6 93-58 +5.8 254 .3 6 671 .5 5 0 175 .5 2 4 76 37 35-32.5 Notre Dame de Namur 5 37-89 -10.4 135 .2 7 4 80 .4 7 3 115 .3 5 0 68 38 15-15.0

Attendance Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Adams State 1-75 75 5-769 154 0-0 0 6-844 141 Colorado Mesa 2-378 189 1-166 166 0-0 0 3-544 181 Dominican 2-469 234 4-414 104 0-0 0 6-883 147 Notre Dame de Namur 1-110 110 4-923 231 0-0 0 5-1033 207 Totals 6-1032 172 14-2272 162 0-0 0 20-3304 165 2014 WILA INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 10.0% of their team's minutes.

GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Stephen Dunn-CMU 3 10 3.33 1. Anthony Damico-Asumlax 6 12 2.00 2. Kevin Powers-DUC 6 17 2.83 Austin Pridham-CMU 3 6 2.00 3. Wagner, Jordan-NDNU 5 13 2.60 3. Cody Bernstein-DUC 6 10 1.67 4. Cody Bernstein-DUC 6 12 2.00 Daniel Caddoo-CMU 3 5 1.67 Grant Clifford-DUC 6 12 2.00 5. Jake Bernstein-DUC 6 8 1.33 Jake Bernstein-DUC 6 12 2.00 Dalton Copeland-DUC 6 8 1.33 7. Chase Pollick-Asumlax 5 9 1.80 7. Jones, Ryan-NDNU 5 6 1.20 Olson, Carter-NDNU 5 9 1.80 8. Kevin Powers-DUC 6 6 1.00 9. Connor Morgan-Asumlax 6 10 1.67 Olson, Carter-NDNU 5 5 1.00 Seth Stowell-Asumlax 6 10 1.67 Tom Hurley-CMU 2 2 1.00 Daniel Caddoo-CMU 3 5 1.67 David Solomon-CMU 2 2 1.00

POINTS PER GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Kevin Powers-DUC 6 17 6 23 3.83 1. Stephen Dunn-CMU 3 2 0.67 2. Cody Bernstein-DUC 6 12 10 22 3.67 Grant Clifford-DUC 6 2 0.33 Stephen Dunn-CMU 3 10 1 11 3.67 3. Mitch Flaherty-CMU 3 1 0.33 4. Jake Bernstein-DUC 6 12 8 20 3.33 Olson, Carter-NDNU 5 1 0.20 Daniel Caddoo-CMU 3 5 5 10 3.33 Kevin Powers-DUC 6 1 0.17 Austin Pridham-CMU 3 4 6 10 3.33 Kyle Post-Asumlax 6 1 0.17 7. Wagner, Jordan-NDNU 5 13 3 16 3.20 Connor Morgan-Asumlax 6 1 0.17 8. Dalton Copeland-DUC 6 9 8 17 2.83 Seth Stowell-Asumlax 6 1 0.17 9. Olson, Carter-NDNU 5 9 5 14 2.80 Cody Bernstein-DUC 6 1 0.17 10. Anthony Damico-Asumlax 6 3 12 15 2.50 Jake Bernstein-DUC 6 1 0.17

GROUND BALLS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G SHOTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Griffin Van Baush-NDNU 4 20 5.00 1. Wagner, Jordan-NDNU 5 44 8.80 2. Brock Beall-DUC 6 28 4.67 2. Kevin Powers-DUC 6 38 6.33 Matt Landon-CMU 3 14 4.67 3. Olson, Carter-NDNU 5 31 6.20 4. Brian Raaka-DUC 6 24 4.00 4. Danny Mayes-Asumlax 6 35 5.83 Dylan Acevedo-DUC 6 24 4.00 5. Seth Stowell-Asumlax 6 33 5.50 6. Cody Bernstein-DUC 6 32 5.33 Stephen Dunn-CMU 3 16 5.33 8. David Solomon-CMU 2 10 5.00 9. Dalton Copeland-DUC 6 29 4.83 10. Josh Peterman-Asumlax 6 28 4.67 Grant Clifford-DUC 6 28 4.67

MAN-UP GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G MAN-DOWN GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Ben Ludeman-DUC 1 1 1.00 1. Griffin Perkiel-CMU 3 1 0.33 2. Wagner, Jordan-NDNU 5 4 0.80 Matt Landon-CMU 3 1 0.33 3. Grant Clifford-DUC 6 3 0.50 Kevin Powers-DUC 6 1 0.17 Seth Stowell-Asumlax 6 3 0.50 Jerrod Mahar-Asumlax 6 1 0.17 5. Chase Pollick-Asumlax 5 2 0.40 Mac Piper-Asumlax 6 1 0.17 Jones, Ryan-NDNU 5 2 0.40 Kevin Powers-DUC 6 2 0.33 8. Kade Robinson-CMU 3 1 0.33 Mitch Flaherty-CMU 3 1 0.33 10. Connor Morgan-Asumlax 6 2 0.33

GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Evan Powel-Asumlax 2 3 45:00 4.00 1. Reis Stanley-DUC 3 33 16 .6 7 3 2. Brad Brandenburg-CMU 3 14 150:00 5.60 2. Evan Powel-Asumlax 2 6 3 .6 6 7 3. Adam Borgogelli-CMU 1 3 30:00 6.00 3. Brad Brandenburg-CMU 3 27 14 .6 5 9 4. Reis Stanley-DUC 3 16 127:38 7.52 4. Anthony Rossi-Asumlax 6 46 43 .5 1 7 5. Anthony Rossi-Asumlax 6 43 292:48 8.81 5. Cruz, Aaron-NDNU 5 48 52 .4 8 0 6. Sean Donohue-DUC 5 42 232:22 10.84 6. Sean Donohue-DUC 5 38 42 .4 7 5 7. Honea, John-NDNU 5 37 126:42 17.52 7. Honea, John-NDNU 5 32 37 .4 6 4 8. Cruz, Aaron-NDNU 5 52 173:04 18.03 8. Adam Borgogelli-CMU 1 2 3 .4 0 0 2014 WILA INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

SAVES PER GAME GP No. Avg/G SHUTOUTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Reis Stanley-DUC 3 33 11.00 2. Cruz, Aaron-NDNU 5 48 9.60 3. Brad Brandenburg-CMU 3 27 9.00 4. Anthony Rossi-Asumlax 6 46 7.67 5. Sean Donohue-DUC 5 38 7.60 6. Honea, John-NDNU 5 32 6.40 7. Evan Powel-Asumlax 2 6 3.00 8. Adam Borgogelli-CMU 1 2 2.00

FACEOFF PERCENT GP Won Lost Pct. 1. Travis Vesalga-Asumlax 6 20 8 .7 1 4 2. Alex Boyle-CMU 3 11 8 .5 7 9 3. Dylan Acevedo-DUC 6 60 46 .5 6 6 4. Matt Landon-CMU 3 18 18 .5 0 0 5. Blake Crossman-DUC 6 24 30 .4 4 4 6. Spencer Achtymichuk-Asumlax 4 31 39 .4 4 3 7. Fruehe, Johnny-NDNU 5 4 7 .3 6 4 8. Griffin Van Baush-NDNU 4 29 57 .3 3 7 9. Collin Brooke-CMU 3 4 9 .3 0 8 10. McCarron, John Ryan-NDNU 5 4 16 .2 0 0

Team Identification Team ID Adams State ASUMLAX Colorado Mesa CMU Dominican DUC Notre Dame de Namur NDNU