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Division I Championship Highlights MEN’S LACROSSE DIVISION I HIGHLIGHTS 2017-1971 8-55 Champions prior to NCAA 56 8 DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Division I Championship Highlights 2017 LEADING SCORERS Name GP G A Pts. Matt Rambo, Maryland .........................................................................4 8 12 20 The Maryland men’s lacrosse team defeated Ohio State 9-6 to capture the 2017 Divi- Justin Guterding, Duke ..........................................................................2 6 8 14 sion I Men’s Lacrosse Championship at Gilette Stadium Monday. Joe Seider, Towson ..................................................................................3 11 2 13 Junior Tim Rotanz scored three goals to pace the Terps offense, while senior defender Tim Rotanz, Maryland ............................................................................4 11 1 12 Tim Muller was named the Championship’s Most Outstanding Player. Eric Fannell, Ohio St. ...............................................................................4 8 4 12 Ethan Walker, Denver .............................................................................3 7 5 12 “We knew we were going to have to play our best game to have a chance to win, Ryan Drenner, Towson ...........................................................................3 5 7 12 so I want to tip my hat to Ohio State,” Maryland coach John Tillman siad. “I’m obvi- 2017 OPENING-ROUND ously very proud of our team. I’m happy for our state, our school, our students and our alums. Especially the alums, having waited so long. I think that was a big thing that MAY 10 motivated us was to try to bring a championship back for them, but also living in the Bryant 10, Monmouth 7 moment, knowing that this was their time. I couldn’t be happier for our guys.” Monmouth 2 1 0 4 — 7 Bryant 3 2 4 1 — 10 Maryland held the Buckeyes’ attack at bay for most of the afternoon, limiting OSU to just 25 shots while junior goalie Dan Morris made 11 saves. The Terps scored three Monmouth scoring - Eamon Campbell 2; Eric Berger 1, Garrett Pfeifer 1; Bryce goals in the fourth quarter to seal the three-goal victory, as Maryland captured its 12th Wasserman 1; Gordon Phillips 1; Anthony Sardo. all-time National Title and first since 1975. Bryant scoring - Brett Baker 2; Tom Forsberg 2; Pearse McEneaney 2; Jake Buonaiuto 1; Ryan Sharpe 1; Tucker James 1; Tom Kennedy 1. Maryland took a 5-2 lead into the locker room, thanks in part to a pair of goals from Shots: Monmouth 26, Bryant 30. Saves : Monmouth-Nick Hreshko 8; Bryant-James junior Adam DiMillo who entered Monday’s game with just three goals on the year. Werner 9. Rotanz, Maltz and Kelly all scored as well to help the Terps build up a three-goal ad- Attendance: 935 vantage. Maryland’s defense came up with several big stops to thwart the Buckeye’s 2017 FIRST ROUND offense, which included five first half saves for Morris. MAY 13 In addition to Muller, Rotanz, Connor Kelly, Dylan Maltz, Dan Morris and Matt Rambo were named to the all-tournament team. Denver 17, Air Force 10 Denver 3 3 7 4 — 17 Air Force 2 1 4 3 — 10 Denver scoring - Connor Cannizzaro 3; Connor Donahue 2; Austin French 3; Colton Jackson 1; Ethan Walker 2; Trevor Baptiste 2; Jeremy Bosher 1; Max PLanning 3. Air Force scoring - Cameron Carter 1; Grant Gould 3; Matthew Schwartz 2; Austin Smith 1; Chet Dunstan 2; Trent Harper 1. Shots: Air Force 23, Denver 46. Saves : Air Force-Mitch Rose 10; Denver-Alex Ready 3, Josh Matte 1. Attendance: 2,362 Albany (NY) 15, North Carolina 12 Albany (NY) 7 7 0 1 — 15 North Carolina 2 1 6 3 — 12 North Carolina scoring - Chris Cloutier 5; Jack Rowlett 2; Justin Anderson 1; Luke Goldstock 2; Timmy Kelly 1; Wukkuan NcBride 1. Albany (NY) scoring - Bennett Drake 5; Connor Fields 1; Mitch Laffin 1; Kyle Clancy 3; Adam Osika 3; Sean Eccles 1; Eli Lasda 1. Shots: North Carolina 43, Albany (NY) 46. Saves: North Carolina-Brian Balkman 7, Jack Pezzulla 1; Albany (NY)-JD Colarusso 13. Attendance: 6,472. Duke 19, Johns Hopkins 6l Duke 6 6 4 3 — 19 Johns Hopkins 3 2 0 1 — 6 Duke scoring - Brad Smith 2; Jack Bruckner 1; Joey Manown 4; Justin Guterding 4; Kevin Quigley 1; Reilly Walsh 1; David Gill 1; John Prendergast 1; Sean Cerrone 1; Sean Lowrie 3. Johns Hopkins scoring - Cody Radziewicz 1; John Crawley 1; Shack Stanwick 1; Kieran Eissler 2; Robert Kuhn 1. Shots: Duke 37, Johns Hopkins 25. Saves: Duke-Danny Fowler 8, Turner Uppgren 2; Johns Hopkins-Brock Turnbaugh 7, Will Ryan 2. Attendance: 1,973. Towson 12, Penn St. 8 Towson 1 2 4 5 — 12 Penn St. 1 3 1 3 — 8 Towson scoring - Ryab Drenner 2; Tyler Konen 1; Mike Lynch 2; Joe Seider 4; Tyler Young 1; Dylan Kinnear 1; Alex Woodall 1. Penn St. scoring - Grant Ament 3; Nick Aponte 2; Mac O’Keefe 3. Shots: Townon 43, Penn St. 23. Saves: Towson-Matt Hoy 9; Penn St.-Colby Kneese 16. Attendance: 1,043. MAY 14 Loyola Maryland 16, Duke 11 Loyola Maryland 0 2 2 0 — 4 Ohio St. 2 1 3 1 — 7 Loyola Maryland scoring - Romar Dennis 1; Jared Mintzlaff 1; Pat Spencer 1; Zack Sirico 1. Ohio St. scoring - Tre Leclaire 3; Colin Chell 1; Austin Shanks 1; Eric Fannell 1; Jack Jasinkski 1. DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS 9 Shots: Ohio St. 22, Loyola Maryland 44. Saves: Ohio St-Tom Carey 12; Loyola 2017 SEMIFINALS Maryland-Jacob Stover 4. Attendance: 1,723. MAY 27 at Foxboro, MA Notre Dame 15, Marquette 9 Maryland 9, Denver 8 Notre Dame 3 4 5 3 — 15 Maryland 3 2 3 1 — 9 Marquette 1 3 3 2 — 9 Denver 1 2 3 2 — 8 Notre Dame scoring - Brendan Gleason 5; Bryan Costabile 1; Mikey Wynee 2; Ryder Maryland scoring - Colin Heacock 2; Connor Kelly; Dylan Maltz; Matt Rambo 1; Tim Garnsey 1; Brendan Collins 4; Brian Willetts 1; Tommy Phillips 1. Rotanz. Marquette scoring - Andrew DeMichiei 2; Joseph Dunn 1; Ryan McNamara 2; Tanner Denver scoring - Connor Cannizzaro 1; Connor Donahue 1; Colton Jackson 1; Ethan Thomson 1; John Wagner 3. Walker 2; Nate Marano 2; Joe Reid 1. Shots: Notre Dame 35, Marquette 35. Saves: Notre Dame-Shane Doss 12; Marquette- Shots: Maryland 32, Denver 22. Saves: Maryland-Dan Morris 8; Denver-Alex Ready Cole Blaze 8. 12. Attendance: 1,480. Attendance: 30,530. Maryland 13, Bryant 10 Bryant 2 2 1 5 — 10 Maryland 4 2 5 2 — 13 Ohio St. 11, Towson 10 Ohio St. 2 1 5 3 — 11 Maryland scoring - Colin Heacock 2; Dylan Maltz 1; Jared Bernhardt 1; Matt Rambo; Towson 2 5 2 1 — 10 Tim Muller 5; Adam DiMillo 1; Matt Neufeldt 1. Bryant scoring - Brett Baker 1; Cam Ziegler 3; Ryan Sharpe 1; Tom Forsberg 1; Ohio St. - Eric Fannell 2; JT Blubaugh 1; Jack Jasinski 1; Johnny Pearson 1; Tre Leclaire James Tucker 4. 3; Austin Shanks 2; Logan Maccani 1. Shots: Maryland 28, Bryant 35. Saves: Maryland-Dan Morris 10; Bryant-James Towson - Ryan Drenner 3; Mike Lynch 1; Jon Mazza 1; Joe Seider 3; Tyler Young 1; Wener 11, Viper Scheele 1. Brian Bolewicki 1. Shots: Ohio St. 35, Towson 40. Saves: Ohio St.-Tom Carey 10; Towson-Matt Hoy 6. Syracuse 11, Yale 10 Attendance: 30,530. Yale 3 3 2 2 — 10 Syracuse 3 1 5 2 — 11 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP Syracuse - Brendan Bomberry 1; Jamie Trimboli 2; Jordan Evans 1; Nate Solomon 1; Nick Marion 2; Sergio Salcido 1; Brad Voigt 1; Ryan Simmons 1; Stephen Rehfuss 1. MAY 29 at Foxboro, MA Yale - Matt Gaudet 2; Jackson Morrill 1; Ben Reeves 4l Joseph Sessa 1; Lucas Cotler 2. Maryland 9, Ohio St. 6 Shots: Syraceuse 29, Yale 42. Saves Syracuse-Evan molloy 15; Yale-Phil Huffard 5. Maryland 3 2 1 3 — 9 Attendance: 3,569. Ohio St. 2 0 1 3 — 6 2017 QUARTERFINALS Maryland scoring - Connor Kelly 1; Dylan Maltz 2; Matt Rambo 1; Tim Rotanz 3; Adam DiMillo 2. MAY 20 at Hempstead, NY Ohio St. scoring - Johnny Pearson 1; Tre Leclaire 1; Austin Shanks 1; Colin Chell 1; HIGHLIGHTS I DIVISION Jake Withers 1; Logan Maccani 1. Denver 16, Notre Dame 4 Shots: Maryland 41, Ohio St. 21. Saves: Maryland-Dan Morris 11; Ohio St.-Tom Carey Denver 2 6 5 3 — 16 13. Notre Dame 1 0 1 2 — 4 Attendance: 28,971. Denver scoring - Connor Cannizzaro 2; Austin French 4; Colton Jackson 1; Tyler Pace 3; Ethan Walker 3; Trevor Baptiste 1; Nate Marano 1; Colin Rutan 1. Notre Dame scoring - Mikey Wynee 3; Sergio Perkovich 1. Shots: Denver 29, Notre Dame 16. Saves: Denver-Alex Ready 4; Notre Dame-Shane Doss 7, Owen Molloy 4. Attendance: 10,117. Ohio St. 16, Duke 11 Ohio St. 2 7 4 3 — 16 Duke 1 3 1 6 — 11 Ohio St. scoring - Eric Fannell 5; JT Blubaugh 2; Jack Jasinski 2; Johnny Pearson 2; Tre Laclaire 1; Austin Shanks 1; Freddy Freibott 1;Lukas Buckley 2. Duke scoring - Brad Smith 1; Jack Bruckner 3; Joey Manown 1; Justin Guterding 2; John Prendergast 1; Mitch Russell 1; Sean Cerrone 1; Sean Lowrie 1. Shots: Ohio St. 31, Duke 45. Saves: Duke-Danny Fowler 7; Ohio St.-Tom Carey 14. Attendance: 10,117. MAY 21 at Newark, DE Maryland 18, Albany (NY) 9 Maryland 6 6 5 1 — 18 Albany (NY) 2 2 1 4 — 9 Maryland scoring - Bryce Young 1; Colin Heacock 1; Connor Kelly 5; Dylan Maltz 2; Jared Bernhardt 1; Matt Rambo 4; Tim Muller 1; Tim Rotanx 2; ben Chisolm 1. Albany (NY) scoring - Connor Fields 3; Adam Osika 2; Jack Burgmaster 1; Sean Eccles 1; John Glancy 1; Troy Reh 1.
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