BUCKNELL LACROSSE Bison Try to Slow Down Greyhounds in PL Semis

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1 BUCKNELL LACROSSE Bison Try to Slow Down Greyhounds in PL Semis #3 BUCKNELL (10-4, 5-3 PL) VS. #2 LOYOLA (10-3, 7-1 PL) ANNAPOLIS, MD. APRIL 29, 2016 When: Where: TV: Live Stats: Game Information Friday, April 29, 2016, 7:30 p.m. ET Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, Md. CBS Sports Network NavySports.com Series vs. Loyola: Loyola leads, 5-1 First Meeting: 3/29/81 (Loyola, 16-8) Last Meeting: 3/26/16 (Loyola, 14-3) Last Bucknell Win: 4/17/15 (10-9 OT) Streak: Loyola 1 Athletic Communications Ath. Comm. Director...Jon Terry Office Phone...(570) Cell Phone...(570) terry@bucknell.edu Press Box Phone...(570) Twitter...@BisonSports Website... BucknellBison.com Bison at A Glance 2016 Record Overall Record Home Away Neutral Patriot League vs. Top USILA Ranking (Coaches)...20 Inside Lacrosse Ranking (Media)...RV NCAA RPI LaxPower Computer Ranking Fresh off a wire-to-wire 13-7 victory over Holy Cross in the quarterfinals on Tuesday, third-seeded and 20th-ranked Bucknell takes on second-seeded and No. 10/11 Loyola in the Patriot League Tournament semifinal round on Friday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The Bison have won five straight games the fifth-longest active streak in the country dating back to a 14-3 blowout loss at Loyola on March 26. The Bison and Greyhounds are meeting in the postseason for the first time, and Bucknell is seeking its first title-game appearance since 2013 and its first league championship since Loyola is one of the four Division I teams with a longer winning streak than Bucknell. The Greyhounds have won six in a row, with their last loss coming against Navy in Annapolis on March 19 (10-9). Most recently, Loyola routed Army West Point 12-6 last Friday. That was an important result for Bucknell, as it allowed the Bison to draw even with the Black Knights in the Patriot League standings, and Bucknell received the No. 3 seed based on its head-to-head win at West Point on Apr. 2. Bison Probable Lineup ATTACK No. Name Cl. G A P Notable 9 Sean Doyle Sr T6th in BU history in goals (98), 7th in pts. (151) 22 Will Sands So nd Team All-PL; coming off 10-pt. game vs. HC 42 Quinn Collison Jr multi-goal games this season, 7-game pt. strk. MIDFIELD No. Name Cl. G A P Notable 1 Tommy O Connor Jr Career-high 5 goals vs. Villanova 8 Kyle Shanahan Sr Hat trick in win over Mount St. Mary s 17 Thomas Flibotte Sr x All-PL (2nd Team 2016, 1st Team ) Second-Line Midfield: 4 Ryan Durkin (2-1-3), 6 Sean O Brien ( ), 37 Reed Malas (4-1-5) DEFENSE No. Name Cl. G A GB Notable 13 Benny Borgognone So Fairfield transfer in 1st year with Bison 24 Mike Schiappa Jr Started last 37 games 77 Matt Gilray So nd Team All-PL; has 4 goals, 4 assists GOALIE No. Name Cl. W-L SV% GAA Notable 45 Christian Klipstein Fr nd Team All-PL, 3x PL Goalie of Week OTHERS SSDM: 5 Brock Ghelfi (0-0-0, 22 GB), 12 Zach Henkhaus (0-1-1, 8 GB), 21 Grayson Helm (1-0-1, 13 GB), 20 Duke Repko (0-0-0, 4 GB) LSDM: 2 Alex Spring (0-0-0, 73 GB), 23 Mike Adelman (0-0-0, 7 GB) FO: 3 Jarett Witzal ( ,.632, 57 GB), 26 Sam Hahn (27-67,.403, 11 GB) Lacrosse Staff Head Coach...Frank Fedorjaka Record at Bucknell (10th) Career Record (15th) Assistants...Joe Conner Jr., Nick Marks Statistical Breakdown Goals per Game Assists per Game Shots per Game Saves per Game Goals Allowed per Game Faceoff Efficiency % Extra Man Efficiency % Penalty Kill Efficiency % Clearing Efficiency % Opp. Clearing Efficiency % Scoring Leaders (G-A-P) Will Sands Tommy O Connor Sean Doyle Thomas Flibotte Schedule/Results Date Opponent Result/Time F6 DELAWARE 13-5 W F14 at Bryant W F20 at Fairfield 13-8 W F27 at Colgate* (PLN) (OT) L M5 NAVY* (PLN) 13-6 L M12 at Holy Cross* (PLN) W M15 #6/7 VILLANOVA (PLN) 12-8 L M19 #16 BOSTON U.* (PLN) 13-6 W M26 at #15/17 Loyola* (PLN) 14-3 L A2 at #15/16 Army* (PLN) 8-7 W A8 MOUNT ST. MARY S (PLN) W A15 LAFAYETTE* (PLN) 14-7 W A22 LEHIGH* (PLN) 15-7 W A26 HOLY CROSS^ (PLN) 13-7 W A29 vs. Loyola^ (CBS SN) 7:30 p.m. M1 PL Championship (CBS SN) 1 p.m. * Patriot League game All times Eastern ^ Patriot League Tournament PLN Patriot League Network CBS SN CBS Sports Network Pronunciations Borgognone...BORG-un-yone Elardo... eh-lar-doe Fedorjaka... FED-or-AH-ka Flibotte... FLIH-bit Ghelfi... GELL-fee (hard G) Henkhaus...HENK-house Kazar...ka-ZAR Klipstein...CLIP-stine Munoz...MOON-yoze Ondrusek...on-DROO-sek Schiappa... she-opp-a Sharif-Emami... sha-reef e-mom-ee Talarico...TAL-a-REE-co

2 The Patriot League 2016 PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS League Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Navy Loyola Bucknell Army Lehigh Holy Cross Boston U Colgate Lafayette RECENT/UPCOMING Apr. 26 Patriot League Quarterfinals #4 Army 13, #5 Lehigh 6 #3 Bucknell 13, #6 Holy Cross 7 Apr. 29 Patriot League Semifinals at Navy #4 Army at #1 Navy, 4:30 #3 Bucknell vs. #2 Loyola, 7:30 May 1 Patriot League Championship at Navy (1) PATRIOT LEAGUE OFFICE Executive Director...Jennifer Heppel Media Relations (lax)... Dana Funyak Phone...(610) dfunyak@patriotleague.com Web Site... Bison by the Numbers In 2016, the Bison are overall at home on the road at neutral sites in overtime games in one-goal games in games decided by three goals or less against ranked opponents when leading after one period when tied after one period when trailing after one period when leading at the half when tied at the half when trailing at the half when leading after three quarters when tied after three quarters when trailing after three quarters when outshooting their opponent when being outshot when taking at least 40 shots when allowing at least 40 shots when committing fewer turnovers when winning the faceoff battle when scoring 10 or more goals when allowing 10 or more goals Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 2 With a Win over Loyola, Bucknell Would advance to the Patriot League Tournament championship game, where the Bison would meet either No. 1 Navy or No. 4 Army on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium.... play in the Patriot League final for the fifth time in program history and first time since reach the 11-win mark for the fifth time in program history and first time since 2013 (12-4).... improve to 2-4 all-time against the Greyhounds. About the Bison After an 0-2 start in Patriot League play, Bucknell won five of its final six conference games to battle back to the No. 3 seed for the Patriot League Tournament. The Bison finished in a tie for third place with Army at 5-3 and earned the No. 3 seed based on their 8-7 win at West Point on Apr. 2. That was the first of four straight victories to end the regular season, and then they added a fifth straight win on Tuesday against Holy Cross in the Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals. Bucknell is making its 10th straight Patriot League Tournament appearance. Since the league went to a postseason tournament in 2004, the Bison have participated in 12 of the 13, missing out only in Bucknell is ranked 20th in this week s USILA Coaches Poll and is the first team out of the top- 20 in the Cascade/Maverik Media Poll, compiled by Inside Lacrosse. Bucknell was also ranked in both polls earlier this season after a 3-0 start, and this marks the 12th straight season that Bucknell has been ranked for at least one week in the USILA Coaches Poll. Never before in its history had Bucknell played four straight opponents ranked in the top 20 in the USILA Coaches Poll, but that happened earlier this year when the Bison played Villanova, Boston University, Loyola and Army West Point in succession. Bucknell navigated that difficult stretch with a 2-2 record, including important wins over Boston U. and then-first-place Army. Bucknell has earned 11 Patriot League weekly awards this season, with nine of them going to freshmen. Christian Klipstein has been named Corvias Patriot League Goalie of the Week three times and Rookie of the Week twice, and he has won both awards in the same week on two different occasions. Freshman Jarett Witzal is a four-time Faceoff Specialist of the Week, including each of the last three weeks. On March 14, Will Sands was named Offensive Player of the Week in honor of his seven-goal performance in the come-from-behind win at Holy Cross, and Alex Spring was named Defensive Player of the Week on Apr. 4. Last Time Out: 3 PL Tourney Records Fall as Bison Oust Crusaders Will Sands set Patriot League Tournament records with seven assists and 10 points, and freshman goalie Christian Klipstein smashed the tourney saves record with 21 to lead Bucknell to a 13-7 victory over Holy Cross in a quarterfinal game on Tuesday night at Christy Mathewson- Memorial Stadium. Bucknell extended its winning streak to five games, its longest since a seven-game run in 2013, and improved to 27-0 all-time against Holy Cross. This one was made possible by a dominant first half, when the Bison outscored the Crusaders 9-1. Bucknell scored those nine goals on just 16 shots, as Sands repeatedly set up behind the goal and picked out shooters from all areas of the field. Meanwhile Klipstein saved 11 of the 12 shots on target in the first half. The game flipped in the second half, as Holy Cross improved on faceoffs and forced a boatload of Bison turnovers. Holy Cross outshot Bucknell 20-2 in the third quarter and 32-6 in the second half, but Klipstein made 10 more saves in the second half to help thwart the comeback attempt. The Crusaders scored the first three goals of the second half to pull within 9-4, but they never got closer than five. Even though Bucknell lost the overall faceoff battle 12-11, freshman Jarett Witzal went 10- for-18, and he broke Jake Clarke s single-season team record for faceoff wins. Witzal now has 165, eclipsing Clarke s total of 163. Klipstein, whose brother Ryan is a former Bucknell lacrosse captain and is now an assistant coach at Holy Cross, posted his second 20-save performance of the season, and he added five ground balls and two caused turnovers. Klipstein s 23 saves against Villanova earlier in the year is still tied for the most by any goalie in the country this season. The previous Patriot League Tournament record for saves in a game was 17 by Army s Tom Palesky against Bucknell in Sands had three goals and seven assists, and he continued to torture Holy Cross. In three career games against the Crusaders, Sands now has a whopping 27 points on 13 goals and 14 assists. He logged three goals and six assists in last year s meeting and then had a career-high seven goals along with an assist in an Bison victory in Worcester earlier this season. Sands missed the Bucknell single-game points record by one. Four players have recorded 11 points in a game, most recently Billy Eisenreich against Robert Morris in The team assists record is nine, set by Matt Fraser against Lafayette in Peter Baum of Colgate held the previous Patriot League Tournament records for assists and points in a game. He had six assists against Lehigh in the 2012 championship game, and he registered nine points in both the semifinals (against Bucknell) and championship that year.

3 USILA Coaches Poll 1. Denver (11) Brown (5) Maryland (1) Notre Dame Albany Yale Navy Syracuse Johns Hopkins Loyola North Carolina Towson Duke Air Force Stony Brook Rutgers Villanova Penn State Marquette Bucknell...23 RV: Bryant, Penn, Army, High Point, Richmond, Virginia In The Polls Season/Career Highs SEASON HIGH CAREER HIGH #1 TOMMY O CONNOR Goals 5 vs. Villanova same Assists 3 vs. Holy Cross (PLC) same Points 5 vs. Villanova same #2 ALEX SPRING GBs 10 vs. Holy Cross same #3 JARETT WITZAL FO Wins 22 vs. Lehigh same FO Pct..917 vs. Lehigh same #8 KYLE SHANAHAN Goals 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary s 4 vs. Mt. St. Mary s (2014) Assists 1 (3 times) 1 (5 times) Points 4 vs. Mount St. Mary s 4 (twice) #9 SEAN DOYLE Goals 3 (twice) 4 (four times) Assists 4 vs. Villanova 6 vs. Holy Cross (2014) Points 5 vs. Fairfield 8 vs. Holy Cross (2014) #17 THOMAS FLIBOTTE Goals 4 (twice) 6 vs. Drexel (2013) Assists 1 (5 times) 2 vs. Bryant (2015) Points 5 (twice) 6 vs. Drexel (2013) #22 WILL SANDS Goals 7 vs. Holy Cross same Assists 7 vs. Holy Cross (PLC) same Points 10 vs. Holy Cross (PLC) same #42 QUINN COLLISON Goals 3 vs. Holy Cross (PLC) same Assists 2 vs. Lafayette same Points 3 (twice) 3 (three times) #45 CHRISTIAN KLIPSTEIN Saves 23 vs. Villanova same #77 MATT GILRAY GBs 9 vs. Colgate same Goals 2 vs. Fairfield same Assists 3 vs. Delaware same Points 3 vs. Delaware same #88 CONNOR O HARA Goals 3 vs. Delaware (2/6) same Assists 1 (twice) same Points 3 vs. Delaware (2/6) same Cascade/Maverik Media Poll 1. Denver (21) Brown (6) Maryland (1) Notre Dame Albany Yale Syracuse Johns Hopkins Navy North Carolina Loyola Air Force Towson Duke Stony Brook Rutgers Villanova Marquette Penn State Bryant RV: Bucknell, Hofstra, Army, Penn, Virginia Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 3 All-Patriot League Notes Bucknell garnered five spots on the 2016 All-Patriot League Team. Sophomore attackman Will Sands, senior midfielder Thomas Flibotte, senior long-stick defensive midfielder Alex Spring, sophomore defender Matt Gilray, and freshman goalie Christian Klipstein were all Second Team All-Patriot League selections. Bucknell had three first-time All-Patriot League selections, with Sands, Gilray and Klipstein all earning their first postseason awards. Flibotte is now a three-time selection he was a First Team choice in 2013 and 2014 and Spring repeats after his First Team nod a year ago. Spring and Mike Schiappa were both named to the Academic All-Patriot League Team. Schiappa has a 3.73 GPA in biomedical engineering, while Spring has a 3.36 in classics. Bucknell Patriot League Tournament History Bucknell is playing in the Patriot League Tournament for the 10th year in a row and for the 12th time in 13 years. After suffering championship-game losses in 2008 and 2009, the Bison got over the hump in 2011 and won their first Patriot League Tournament title with convincing victories over Lehigh and Colgate. In 2013 the Bison again advanced to the Patriot League championship game but fell to Lehigh in the final. Bucknell is 7-10 all-time in the Patriot League Tournament. BUCKNELL IN THE PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Year Opponent Score Notable 2004 #2 Hobart 10-9 L Bucknell up 9-7 in 4th, Hobart scores last three goals #2 Army 9-8 (OT) L Bison score twice in last 3:00 of regulation to tie, but Army wins in OT 2007 #2 Colgate L Down 11-6 with 3:00 left, BU scores four straight and has last shot saved with 0:15 left 2008 #1 Army 8-7 W Bison trail 7-6 in third, Perry Menzies scores tying and go-ahead goals 2008 #3 Colgate 13-9 L Raiders spoil BU s first championship appearance, break up close game with 6-goal 4th 2009 #4 Army 10-8 W Hosting tourney for first time, Bison score 5 of final 6 goals to flip a 7-5 deficit 2009 #3 Navy 9-8 L BU erases 2-goal deficit in 4th, but late own goal proves big 2010 #1 Army 9-7 L BU leads 7-5 in 4th, but Army scores game s final 4 goals 2011 #4 Lehigh 13-5 W Game tied 2-2 at half, Bison score 11 times in second half 2011 #2 Colgate 10-3 W Bison lead 5-1 after first quarter and cruise to the championship 2012 #1 Colgate 14-9 L Game tied 5-5 after 1st quarter 2013 #3 Army 12-9 W Bison go up 12-6 after a 9-2 run 2013 #1 Lehigh 11-5 L Lehigh outscores Bison 5-0 in 1st quarter 2014 #4 Colgate 10-9 (2OT) L Colgate rallies from 7-4 deficit in 3rd quarter 2015 #6 Lehigh 13-8 W Bison race out to early 5-0 lead, up by at least 4 the rest of the way 2015 #2 Colgate 18-5 L Colgate scores 18 goals on 25 shots 2016 #6 Holy Cross 13-7 W Will Sands (7A, 10P) and Christian Klipstein (21 SV) set PL Tourney records Streaking Tommy O Connor is the only Bison with a point in all 14 games this season. He has a goal in 13 of the 14, with the only miss coming at Loyola. Will Sands has a point in 28 of his 29 career games, with his only scoreless game coming at Loyola earlier this season. In the five games since Loyola, Sands has 12 goals and 15 assists for 27 points. Sean Doyle has multiple goals in five straight games, with 11 total goals over that span. Quinn Collison has a point in seven straight games. He has started at attack in the last four games and has six goals and three assists in that span. Alex Spring has recorded three or more ground balls in 19 straight games dating back to last season. Milestone Watch Sean Doyle has 98 career goals and is two shy of becoming the sixth 100-goal scorer in Bucknell history. Thomas Flibotte needs eight points to reach 100 for his career. He currently has 92 points from 81 goals and 11 assists. Midfield Production Bucknell has gotten excellent production from its first midfield line. In particular, senior Thomas Flibotte has been on fire with recent back-to-back four-goal games against Mount St. Mary s and Lafayette. Flibotte had scored eight goals in the first 10 games of the season, but he doubled that total with overpowering performances against the Mountaineers and Leopards. A first-year starter, junior Tommy O Connor has recorded a point in every game this season, highlighted by a five-goal performance against nationally ranked Villanova, and he is

4 the highest-scoring midfielder in the Patriot League. O Connor is second on the team and seventh in the Patriot League with 40 points on 23 goals and 17 assists. He had three goals and two assists in his career entering the 2016 campaign. Like Flibotte, senior Kyle Shanahan is also heating up at the right time. Shanahan has eight goals in his last four games and 15 on the season. Bucknell s second midfield line is very young, with a sophomore (Sean O Brien) joining two freshmen (Ryan Durkin, Reed Malas). Durkin fed Malas for a goal against Holy Cross on Tuesday. Sands Hits 100 Career Points, Ranks Among National Scoring Leaders Still just a sophomore, Will Sands already has 103 career points. After tallying 42 points as a freshman last year, Sands now has 61 points from 34 goals and 27 assists in After his record-setting 10-point game against Holy Cross on Tuesday, Sands now ranks 11th nationally in points per game (4.4). He ranks third in points and fourth in goals and assists in the Patriot League. Sands 61 points are tied for seventh-most in a season at Bucknell. It is the first 60-point season by a Bison since Eisenreich had 66 in Witzal + Spring-Ray = Lots of Possessions Bucknell has struggled in the faceoff department in recent years, but that has flipped in 2016 thanks to a standout rookie at the X and strong wing play. As a team, Bucknell ranks 13th in the nation and fourth in the Patriot League with a.581 faceoff winning percentage. Freshman Jarett Witzal has taken the majority of the draws for the Bison, winning 165 of 261 (.632) to rank eighth nationally and third in the Patriot League. A four-time Patriot League Faceoff Specialist of the Week, Witzal broke the Bucknell single-game faceoff wins record with 21 against Mount St. Mary s on Apr. 8, and then he smashed the record again with a terrific 22-for-24 performance against Lehigh in the regular-season finale. After that performance against Lehigh, Witzal was named the Epoch/Lacrosse Magazine Player of the Week. Witzal s 165 faceoff wins this season are a new school record. Jake Clarke set the previous mark with 163 in In Bucknell s nine wins, Witzal is 141-for-207 (.681). In the four losses, he is 24-for-54 (.444). Bucknell s faceoff success has come against top-notch competition. Witzal and the Bison have faced five of the top 15 and eight of the top 43 draw specialists in the country. A big part of Bucknell s faceoff success is due to the long-pole wing play of senior Alex Spring and sophomore Matt Gilray. Dubbed Spring-Ray, that long-pole duo has combined for 117 ground balls on the season. Spring ranks third in the PL and 19th nationally at 5.2 ground balls per game. He scooped a careerhigh 10 GBs against Holy Cross in the regular season. Gilray is 10th in the league at 3.7. Bucknell Single-Season Faceoff Wins Leaders Player Year FOW 1. Jarett Witzal Jake Clarke Ryan Goodman Brian Loesch Alex Rudis Jake Clarke Bucknell Single-Season Faceoff Pct. Leaders Player Year FOW 1. Jarett Witzal Jake Clarke Alex Rudis Jake Clarke Chris Savinelli Special Teams Success Bucknell s extra-man and man-down units have both been strong this year. The Bison currently rank fifth in the nation in man-down defense, as opponents are just 11-for-44. At the other end, the EMO group is 12-for-26 (.462) to rank 10th. NCAA Leaders, Man-Down Defense Team EMO GA-Att. Pct. 1. Hobart Cornell Massachusetts Maryland Bucknell North Carolina New-Look Close Defense Junior Mike Schiappa is in his third season as a starting close defenseman for the Bison, and he is joined by two first-year starters at the position. Schiappa has started 37 straight games. Senior co-captain Eric Monfort is no stranger to the program, but he is made the most of a position switch this season. Earlier in his career, Monfort played some offensive and defensive midfield for the Bison. This past fall, the team was lacking depth on defense due to some injuries, so Monfort filled in there, and then quickly showed that he was one of the team s best defensemen. He started the first 12 games of the season before missing the last two games with an injury. Sophomore Matt Gilray moved from LSM to close defense in the Lehigh game and proceeded to blank high-scoring attackman Reid Weber. Sophomore Benny Borgognone is new to the program, having transferred in from Fairfield. Borgognone also won a starting job in the preseason and has played in 13 of the 14 games, missing one due to injury. Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 4 The Bucknell-Loyola Series Loyola leads the all-time series 5-1: 3/29/81 Baltimore Loyola, /3/82 Lewisburg Loyola, 7-6 (OT) 4/2/83 Baltimore Loyola, /17/14 Baltimore Loyola, /17/15 Lewisburg Bucknell, 10-9 (OT) 3/26/16 Baltimore Loyola, 14-3 SERIES NOTES: Loyola and Bucknell met in 2014 for the first time since 1983, and for the first time as Patriot League rivals... the Greyhounds have a 5-1 series lead, with the first three wins coming in consecutive years from the teams were also scheduled to meet in 1984 in Lewisburg, but the game was cancelled due to weather and was not rescheduled... the 1981 meeting came in the consolation game of the Loyola Invitational... in the 1982 meeting, Bucknell rallied from a 6-3 deficit in the fourth quarter but Loyola won in overtime... the Bison beat the Greyhounds for the first time last season, and it came in dramatic fashion... Kyle Shanahan and Will Sands scored in the final 90 seconds of regulation to tie it, and Sean Doyle scored 45 seconds into OT to give Bucknell a 10-9 win... the victory clinched the No. 3 seed and a PL Tournament home game for Bucknell... earlier this season, Loyola parlayed a seven-goal second quarter into a 14-3 victory... Jordan Germershausen paced Loyola with three goals, and Pat Spencer had a goal and six assists... Loyola outshot Bucknell and won 13 of 21 faceoffs... the Bison had a shot advantage in the first quarter but trailed Will Sands was held without a point for the only time in his career. Patriot League Success Bucknell is (.700) in the Patriot League (regular season) since the start of the 2000 season. Prior to the advent of the Patriot League Tournament, Bucknell won or shared PL titles in 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002 and The Bison won outright championships in 1996 and In 1996, despite a 12-0 overall record, they were passed over for an NCAA Tournament bid, but in 2001 Bucknell received its very first NCAA invitation. That season the Bison fell to Notre Dame in the first round at West Point, N.Y. The Bison lost in the Patriot League Tournament championship game in 2008 (to Colgate), 2009 (to Navy) and 2013 (to Lehigh). In 2011 they won the postseason tournament for the first time. Another Klipstein in Orange & Blue Freshman Christian Klipstein, a Second Team All-Patriot League selection, has started all 14 games in goal for the Bison, posting 150 saves so far for a.581 save percentage and an 8.61 goals-against average. After his 21-save performance against Holy Cross on Tuesday, Klipstein is third nationally in save percentage. Klipstein stopped 23 shots against Villanova on March 15, the most by a Bison since Justin Sussman had 26 against Hobart in Sussman was also the last Bison goalie to record at least 20 saves in a game. He opened the 2003 campaign with back-to-back 20-save efforts

5 against North Carolina and Harvard. Klipstein is the younger brother of Ryan Klipstein, who was a co-captain on Bucknell s 2011 Patriot League championship team. Ryan was a two-time All-Patriot League selection who holds a share of the school record for goals in a game (8). Another brother, Reaves Klipstein, currently plays for Army. NCAA Leaders, Goalie Save Percentage Team SV/GA Pct. 1. Jack Kelly, Brown 149/ Blaze Riorden, Albany 169/ C. Klipstein, Bucknell 150/ Brian Corrigan, Marist 152/ Jack Concannon, Hofstra 148/ Bucknell Last Season The Bison finished 9-6 overall last season and 5-2 in the Patriot League. After finishing the regular season with a thrilling 10-9 overtime win over Loyola, Bucknell topped Lehigh 13-8 at home in the Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals. The season ended one game later, however, as the Bison fell to Colgate 18-5 in the semifinals in Annapolis, Md. Bucknell went 6-2 in one-goal games, including a 3-0 record in overtime. Among the graduation losses were former All-American and leading point-producer David Dickson ( ), leading goal-scorer and Second Team All-Patriot Leaguer Ryan Joseph ( ), First Team All-PL defenseman Ben Kellar, and Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year and starting goalie Sam Grinberg. Head Coach Frank Fedorjaka Frank Fedorjaka is in his 11th season as Bucknell s head coach after succeeding the legendary Sid Jamieson. He was named the 2009 and 2011 Patriot League Coach of the Year. Fedorjaka, who is only the second head coach in the 45-year history of the program, has a record at Bucknell and a overall record, including a five-year stint at Franklin & Marshall. He secured his 100th career Bison win at Holy Cross on March 12. He had been an assistant coach under Jamieson before taking over as head coach in Spring Climbing GB Charts Senior LSM Alex Spring ranks second on Bucknell s career ground ball chart, and his 258 career ground balls are sixth-most among all active Division I players. That total also ranks 10th in Patriot League history. Spring s 75 GBs last season were tied for sixth-most in program history, and the most by a non-faceoff specialist. He has 73 more this season, eighth-most in Bucknell annals. Spring, who was a Preseason All-Patriot League and Honorable Mention All-America selection, was selected by the Florida Launch in the eighth round of the Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft back in January. Bucknell Career Ground Ball Leaders Player Years GB 1. Jake Clarke Alex Spring 2013-pr Ryan Goodman Billy Haire Kyle Feeney Bucknell Single-Season Ground Ball Leaders Player Year GB 1. Jake Clarke Jake Clarke Jake Clarke Alex Rudis Brian Loesch Ryan Gutowski Alex Spring Alex Spring Chris Savinelli Ryan Goodman Patriot League Career Ground Ball Leaders Player Years GB 1. Peter Strid, Colgate Ryan Snyder, Lehigh Chris Eck, Colgate Jake Clarke, Bucknell Alex McFerran, Colgate Parker Gibson, Colgate Sam Talkow, Boston U pre Ryan Hanrahan, Army Robert Grabher, Colgate Alex Spring, Bucknell 2013-pre. 258 Doyle a Top-10 Scorer, on 100-Goal Watch Senior Sean Doyle has joined some elite company as a top-10 point-producer and goal-scorer in Bucknell history. Doyle s 151 career points rank 27th among all active Division I players, while his 98 goals rank 25th. Doyle is on 100-goal watch, as he has 98 in his career entering the Loyola game. Only five other Bison have scored 100 career goals. Bucknell Career Points Leaders Player Years Pts. 1. Chris Cara Pete von Hoffmann Justin Zackey Austin Winter David Dickson Jon Romm Sean Doyle 2013-pres Tom Cusick Tom Walther Pete Keblich Bucknell Career Goals Leaders Player Years Pts. 1. Justin Zackey Todd Heritage Tom Cusick Chris Cara Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 5 5. Joe Mele Jim Ball Sean Doyle 2013-pres Jon Romm Dennis Geraghty Patrick Christensen Relatively Speaking Sophomore Connor O Hara is the son of longtime lacrosse coach and Hobart Hall-of- Famer B.J. O Hara. Junior defenseman Brad Dotson is the younger brother of Audrey Dotson, who was a starting forward and 1,000-point scorer for the Bison women s basketball team before graduating in Senior Shane Fee s father, Brian, played football at Hobart and was a teammate of Frank Fedorjaka, who was a two-sport star with the Statesmen. Senior middie Thomas Flibotte s older sister, Gabriella, played on two national championship women s lax teams at Northwestern. Sophomore faceoff man Sam Hahn s cousin, Jon Romm, graduated from Bucknell in 1990 and is the lax program s No. 6 all-time scorer with 179 points. Sophomore defenseman Matt Linden s father, Andy, was a starting defenseman for the Bison before graduating in Senior co-captain Eric Monfort s older brother, Scott, is also a former Bison co-captain. Scott played LSM and graduated in When Bucknell plays Patriot League rival Lafayette, Bison sophomore Will Sands goes up against his cousin, Jason Sands, who was the Leopards leading scorer last year. Junior Nick Steinfeld is the son of fitness guru, actor and entrepreneur Jake Steinfeld, who is also co-founder of Major League Lacrosse. Nick s cousin is Academy Awardnominated actress Hailee Steinfeld. Freshman attackman Marshall Dickson is the younger brother of former Bison All- American David Dickson, who graduated in 2015 after ranking fifth on Bucknell s all-time points list. Marshall took his brother s uniform No. 41. Freshman goalie Christian Klipstein is the younger brother of Ryan Klipstein, who was a co-captain on Bucknell s 2011 Patriot League championship team. Ryan was a two-time All-Patriot League selection who holds a share of the school record for goals in a game (8). Another brother, Reaves Klipstein, currently plays for Army. Cousin Tom Smith is first-year midfielder at Bucknell.

6 Bison Bits Tommy O Connor entered his junior year with three goals and two assists for five points. He surpassed those totals in the third game of the season and now has 40 points on 23 goals and 17 assists. The Bison manufactured a whopping shot advantage in the win over Fairfield. The 60 total shots were the most for Bucknell since it launched 66 attempts in a win over Mount St. Mary s on Apr. 14, Christian Klipstein s 23 saves against Villanova are tied for the most in any game in all of Division I lacrosse this season. The only other goalie to record 23 saves in a game is Fairfield s Tyler Behring, doing so coincidentally against Bucknell back on Feb. 20 in a game where the Bison took 60 shots and won Bucknell junior defenseman Mike Schiappa was featured in the September edition of Lacrosse Magazine in an article titled 4.0 and Go: A week in the lives of two D-I players with serious ambition. Schiappa is a biomedical engineering major who earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average during the 2015 spring semester. The Lacrosse Magazine piece laid out Schiappa s typical daily schedule during lacrosse season. Senior Thomas Flibotte has attempted 385 shots in his career, a new school record. Chris Cara held the previous mark of 350. Senior Mike Adelman, who sees time as part of Bucknell s LSM rotation, made the team as a walk-on during his sophomore year after serving as the team s videographer as a freshman. The Bison were picked fifth in this year s Patriot League Preseason Poll. Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 6 Next Up Should the Bison advance past Loyola, they would face the Army-Navy winner in the championship game on Sunday at 1 p.m. on CBS Sports Network.

7 Game 1: Bucknell 13, Delaware 5 Feb. 6, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 300 Delaware Bucknell Delaware Goals: Major 2, Colaneri, Eisele, O Connor. Delaware Assists: Colaneri 2, Eisele, Major, Romagnoli. Bucknell Goals: Sands 3, O Hara 3, Doyle 2, Flibotte 2, O Connor, Shanahan, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Gilray 3, Sands 2, Doyle, O Connor. SHOTS: Delaware 30, Bucknell 34. SHOTS ON GOAL: Delaware 15, Bucknell 21. GROUND BALLS: Delaware 25, Bucknell 29. TURNOVERS: Delaware 11, Bucknell 19. PENALTIES: Delaware 4/4:00, Bucknell 2/1:30. EMO: Delaware 0-2, Bucknell 2-2. FACEOFFS: Delaware 7-22, Bucknell CLEARS: Delaware 11-14, Bucknell SAVES: Delaware 8 (Ferrigan 5, Peaks 3), Bucknell (Klipstein) 10. Game 2: Bucknell 11, Bryant 10 Feb. 14, 2016 Taunton, Mass. Att.: 192 Bucknell Bryant Bucknell Goals: Sands 2, Shanahan 2, O Hara 2, O Connor, Doyle, Gilray, Flibotte, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 2, O Connor 2, Gilray. Bryant Goals: Ziegler 2, Kennedy 2, James, Morrell, Sharpe, O Donnell, Gantz, Baker. Bryant Assists: James 2, Morrell, Ziegler. SHOTS: Bucknell 36, Bryant 32. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 22, Bryant 20. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 29, Bryant 35. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 14, Bryant 17. PENALTIES: Bucknell 1/1:00, Bryant 1/1:00. EMO: Bucknell 0-1, Bryant 1-1. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 13-24, Bryant CLEARS: Bucknell 21-26, Bryant SAVES: Bucknell (Klipstein) 10, Bryant 11 (Waldt 11, Werner 0). Game 3: Bucknell 13, Fairfield 8 Feb. 20, 2016 Fairfield, Conn. Att.: 1,125 Bucknell Fairfield Bucknell Goals: Doyle 3, O Connor 2, Gilray 2, Sands, O Hara, Flibotte, Shanahan, Malas, Collison. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 2, Sands 2, O Hara. Fairfield Goals: Neubauer 3, Rodrigues 2, Burke, Schnider, Panepinto. Fairfield Assists: Burke 2, Neubauer, Schnider. SHOTS: Bucknell 60, Fairfield 19. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 36, Fairfield 14. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 36, Fairfield 17. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 10, Fairfield 14. PENALTIES: Bucknell 2/1:30, Fairfield 2/2:00. EMO: Bucknell 2-2, Fairfield 0-2. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 19-25, Fairfield CLEARS: Bucknell 9-11, Fairfield SAVES: Bucknell (Grinberg) 6, Fairfield 23 (Behring 23, Nordstrom 0). Game 4: Colgate 11, Bucknell 10 (OT) Feb. 27, 2016 Hamilton, N.Y. Att.: 442 Bucknell Colgate Bucknell Goals: Sands 2, Shanahan 2, Doyle 2, O Connor, O Hara, Flibotte, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Sands 2, O Connor, O Hara, Shanahan. Colgate Goals: Abbadessa 4, Foote 2, Wittich 2, Delaney, Hoskinson, Stebbins. Colgate Assists: Cleveland, Delaney, Donato, Foote, Rigo, Williams. SHOTS: Bucknell 31, Colgate 47. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 20, Colgate 28. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 26, Colgate 31. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 16, Colgate 12. PENALTIES: Bucknell 4/2:30, Colgate 1/1:00. EMO: Bucknell 0-1, Colgate 0-4. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 12-25, Colgate CLEARS: Bucknell 13-21, Colgate SAVES: Bucknell 17 (Klipstein 4, McKee 13, Altemus 0). Colgate (Burke) 10. Game 5: Navy 13, Bucknell 6 Mar. 5, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 675 Navy Bucknell Navy Goals: Ray 4, C. Rees 4, Hanzsche 3, Keena, Flounlacker. Navy Assists: Keena 3, Torain 3, Wendel 2, Coyle, Trainor. Bucknell Goals: Collison 2, Doyle, O Connor, Sands, Shanahan. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 2, O Connor, Sands. SHOTS: Navy 32, Bucknell 27. SHOTS ON GOAL: Navy 20, Bucknell 18. GROUND BALLS: Navy 31, Bucknell 24 TURNOVERS: Navy 16, Bucknell 15. PENALTIES: Navy 2/1:00, Bucknell 2/1:30. EMO: Navy 0-1, Bucknell 1-2. FACEOFFS: Navy 17-23, Bucknell CLEARS: Navy 16-18, Bucknell SAVES: Navy (Connors) 12, Bucknell 7 (Klipstein 6, McKee 0, Altemus 1). Game 6: Bucknell 18, Holy Cross 12 Mar. 12, 2016 Worcester, Mass. Att.: 804 Bucknell Holy Cross Bucknell Goals: Sands 7, O Connor 4, Flibotte 2, O Brien 1, Helm, O Hara, Malas, Reed. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 2, O Connor 2, Flibotte, Sands. Holy Cross Goals: Vogel 5, Buermann 3, Wilkinson 2, Ortlieb, Sofield. Holy Cross Assists: Buermann 2, LeBlond 2, Lux 2, Wilkinson 2. SHOTS: Bucknell 43, Holy Cross 38. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 22, Holy Cross 24. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 34, Holy Cross 19. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 8, Holy Cross 5. PENALTIES: Bucknell 3/2:30, Holy Cross 4/3:30. EMO: Bucknell 2-3, Holy Cross 2-3. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 20-32, Holy Cross CLEARS: Bucknell 11-12, Holy Cross SAVES: Bucknell 12 (Klipstein 12, Altemus 0, McKee 0), Holy Cross (Ortlieb) 4. Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 6 Game 7: #6/7 Villanova 12, Bucknell 8 Mar. 15, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 150 Villanova Bucknell Villanova Goals: McNamara 3, Gallaway 3, Jo. Froccaro 2, Cuccinello, Curran, Cerrone, Ja. Froccaro. Villanova Assists: Cuccinello 3, Curran 3, Cerrone 2, McIver. Bucknell Goals: O Connor 5, Sands 2, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 4, Sands 2. SHOTS: Villanova 55, Bucknell 26. SHOTS ON GOAL: Villanova 36, Bucknell 39. GROUND BALLS: Villanova 36, Bucknell 39. TURNOVERS: Villanova 12, Bucknell 21. PENALTIES: Villanova 1/0:30, Bucknell 4/4:00. EMO: Villanova 1-4, Bucknell 0-0. FACEOFFS: Villanova 13-24, Bucknell CLEARS: Villanova 17-23, Bucknell SAVES: Villanova (Willis) 11, Bucknell (Klipstein) 23. Game 8: Bucknell 13, #16 Boston U. 6 Mar. 19, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 350 Boston U Bucknell Boston U. Goals: Wilson 2, Burr 2, Dearth, Hilburn. Boston U. Assists: Dearth 2, Homire, Schaal. Bucknell Goals: Sands 4, O Connor 2, O Brien 2, Collison 2, O Hara 2, Doyle. Bucknell Assists: Doyle 2, O Connor 2, Sands 2, Flibotte, O Brien, Shanahan. SHOTS: Boston U. 38, Bucknell 41. SHOTS ON GOAL: Boston U. 20, Bucknell 26. GROUND BALLS: Boston U. 33, Bucknell 28. TURNOVERS: Boston U. 15, Bucknell 15. PENALTIES: Boston U. 3/2:00, Bucknell 4/3:00. EMO: Boston U. 1-4, Bucknell 1-2. FACEOFFS: Boston U , Bucknell CLEARS: Boston U , Bucknell SAVES: Boston U. (Carson-Banister) 13, Bucknell (Klipstein) 14. Game 9: #15/17 Loyola 14, Bucknell 3 Mar. 26, 2016 Baltimore, Md. Att.: 849 Bucknell Loyola Bucknell Goals: O Brien 2, Collison. Bucknell Assists: O Brien, O Connor, Reed. Loyola Goals: Germershausen 3, Sherlock 2, Fournier 2, Spencer, Sirico, Albrecht, Mazza, Duffy, Dennis, Drapeau. Loyola Assists: Spencer 6, Sirico 2, Huggins, Kutzer. SHOTS: Bucknell 43, Loyola 48. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 17, Loyola 29. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 27, Loyola 31. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 18, Loyola 11. PENALTIES: Bucknell 4/2:30, Loyola 2/1:30. EMO: Bucknell 0-2, Loyola 1-4. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 8-21, Loyola CLEARS: Bucknell 11-18, Loyola SAVES: Bucknell 15 (Klipstein 13, McKee 1, Altemus 0), Loyola 14 (Stover 12, Limone 2).

8 Bucknell Men s Lacrosse Notes 7 Game 10: Bucknell 8, #15/16 Army 7 Apr. 2, 2016 West Point, N.Y. Att.: 4,275 Bucknell Army Bucknell Goals: Collison 2, Doyle 2, O Connor, Sands, Malas, Flibotte. Bucknell Assists: O Connor 2, Malas, Sands. Army Goals: Glesener 2, Johnson, Moore, Glancy, Symmes, MacAfee. Army Assists: Cook, Johnson, Moore, Santorelli. SHOTS: Bucknell 34, Army 32. SHOTS ON GOAL: Bucknell 20, Army 21. GROUND BALLS: Bucknell 21, Army 29. TURNOVERS: Bucknell 12, Army 9. PENALTIES: Bucknell 2/1:30, Army 2/1:00. EMO: Bucknell 0-1, Army 1-2. FACEOFFS: Bucknell 12-19, Army CLEARS: Bucknell 15-18, Army SAVES: Bucknell (Klipstein) 14, Army 12 (Barretto 12, Isnardi 0). Game 13: Bucknell 15, Lehigh 7 Apr. 22, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 850 Lehigh Bucknell Lehigh Goals: Eaton 2, Rai, Strain, Pettit, Mastroianni, Drake. Lehigh Assists: Rai 2, Raposo, Spence, Weber. Bucknell Goals: Doyle 3, Sands 2, Collison 2, O Connor 2, Shanahan 2, Witzal, Gilray, O Hara, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Sands 4, Collison, Flibotte. SHOTS: Lehigh 25, Bucknell 46. SHOTS ON GOAL: Lehigh 15, Bucknell 31. GROUND BALLS: Lehigh 20, Bucknell 35. TURNOVERS: Lehigh 7, Bucknell 9. PENALTIES: Lehigh 2/1:30, Bucknell 4/4:00. EMO: Lehigh 2-3, Bucknell 1-2. FACEOFFS: Lehigh 2-26, Bucknell CLEARS: Lehigh 14-14, Bucknell SAVES: Lehigh 16 (Kiernan 13, Sawicki 3), Bucknell 8 (Klipstein 8, McKee 0). Game 11: Bucknell 15, Mt. St. Mary s 10 Apr. 8, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 325 Mount St. Mary s Bucknell Mount St. Mary s Goals: DiPretoro 6, Johnson, Mangan, Moynihan, Short. Mount St. Mary s Assists: Gosnell 2, DiPretoro, Hojnoski, Johnson, Mangan. Bucknell Goals: Sands 4, Flibotte 4, Shanahan 3, Doyle 2, O Connor, Collison. Bucknell Assists: Sands 2, Doyle, Flibotte, O Connor, Shanahan. SHOTS: Mount St. Mary s 34, Bucknell 36. SHOTS ON GOAL: Mount St. Mary s 19, Bucknell 21. GROUND BALLS: Mount St. Mary s 24, Bucknell 32. TURNOVERS: Mount St. Mary s 11, Bucknell 14. PENALTIES: Mount St. Mary s 6/5:00, Bucknell 6/5:30. EMO: Mount St. Mary s 1-6, Bucknell 1-3. FACEOFFS: Mount St. Mary s 7-28, Bucknell CLEARS: Mount St. Mary s 11-13, Bucknell SAVES: Mount St. Mary s (McCarthy) 6, Bucknell 9 (Klipstein 7, McKee 2). Game 14: #20 Bucknell 13, Holy Cross 7 Apr. 26, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 910 Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinals Holy Cross Bucknell Holy Cross Goals: Vogel 2, LeBlond 2, Buermann, Sofield, Urquhart. Holy Cross Assists: Buermann, J. Ortlieb, Wilkinson. Bucknell Goals: Sands 3, Collison 3, Doyle 2, O Connor, Shanahan, Flibotte, Malas, O Hara. Bucknell Assists: Sands 7, O Connor 3, Durkin, Henkhaus. SHOTS: Holy Cross 45, Bucknell 22. SHOTS ON GOAL: Holy Cross 28, Bucknell 17. GROUND BALLS: Holy Cross 36, Bucknell 34. TURNOVERS: Holy Cross 12, Bucknell 23. PENALTIES: Holy Cross 4/2:30, Bucknell 5/4:00. EMO: Holy Cross 1-5, Bucknell 2-3. FACEOFFS: Holy Cross 12-23, Bucknell CLEARS: Holy Cross 13-15, Bucknell SAVES: Holy Cross (M. Ortlieb) 4, Bucknell (Klipstein) 21. Game 12: Bucknell 14, Lafayette 7 Apr. 15, 2016 Lewisburg, Pa. Att.: 1,050 Lafayette Bucknell Lafayette Goals: Confalone 2, Joseph, Walters, McAvoy, Cummings, McCarthy. Lafayette Assists: Joseph, McAvoy, Walters. Bucknell Goals: Flibotte 4, Doyle 2, Shanahan 2, Durkin 2, O Connor, O Brien. Bucknell Assists: Collison 2, Doyle, Flibotte, O Connor, Reed, Sands. SHOTS: Lafayette 31, Bucknell 34. SHOTS ON GOAL: Lafayette 14, Bucknell 19. GROUND BALLS: Lafayette 17, Bucknell 36. TURNOVERS: Lafayette 13, Bucknell 14. PENALTIES: Lafayette 3/3:00, Bucknell 5/3:30. EMO: Lafayette 0-3, Bucknell 0-2. FACEOFFS: Lafayette 10-24, Bucknell CLEARS: Lafayette 9-11, Bucknell SAVES: Lafayette 5 (Anastos 5, Cortese 0), Bucknell 7 (Klipstein 7, McKee 0).

9 2016 BUCKNELL MEN S LACROSSE ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Secondary School 1 Tommy O Connor Jr. M Wayne, Pa./Malvern Prep 2 Alex Spring Sr. LSM New York, N.Y./Western Reserve Academy (Ohio) 3 Jarett Witzal Fr. F/O Bethesda, Md./Landon School 4 Ryan Durkin Fr. M Fairport, N.Y./Jamesville DeWitt 5 Brock Ghelfi Sr. M Paradise Valley, Ariz./Brophy Prep 6 Sean O Brien So. A/M Bethesda, Md./Landon 7 John Reed So. M Darien, Conn./Darien 8 Kyle Shanahan Sr. M Potomac, Md./Georgetown Prep 9 Sean Doyle Sr. A Lloyd Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor 10 Teddy Dumbauld Fr. M New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 12 Zach Henkhaus Sr. M Palos Verdes Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes 13 Benny Borgognone So. D Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset/Fairfield 14 Tom Smith Fr. M Lebanon, N.J./Rutgers Prep 15 Ben Foley Jr. M Florham Park, N.J./Seton Hall Prep 16 Jake Dunlop So. F/O Gaithersburg, Md./Wootten 17 Thomas Flibotte Sr. M Cohasset, Mass./Deerfield Academy 19 Lukas Munoz So. D Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest 20 Duke Repko So. M New Canaan, Conn./ Deerfield Academy 21 Grayson Helm Jr. M Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing Area 22 Will Sands So. A Locust Valley, N.Y./Friends Academy 23 Mike Adelman Sr. D Short Hills, N.J./Millburn 24 Mike Schiappa Jr. D Lincolnwood, Ill./Loyola Academy 25 Nader Sharif-Emami Jr. D New York, N.Y./Lawrenceville School (N.J.) 26 Sam Hahn So. F/O Westport, Conn./Berkshire School (Mass.) 27 Eric Monfort Sr. D Worthington, Ohio/Worthington 29 Jack Feeley Fr. D Darien, Conn./Darien 30 Joey Altemus Fr. G Kensington, Md./Georgetown Prep 31 Joe Kazar So. D Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton-Warrenville South 32 Brac McKee So. G Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy 33 Nick Steinfeld Jr. A Pacific Palisades, Calif./Brentwood 35 Jordy Elardo Fr. F/O Parkton, Md./McDonogh 36 Brad Dotson Jr. D Vienna, Va./Langley 37 Reed Malas Fr. M Mamaroneck, N.Y./Mamaroneck 41 Marshall Dickson Fr. A Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School 42 Quinn Collison Jr. A Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller 43 Matt Linden So. D Edgewater, Md./Archbishop Spalding 44 Alec Talarico Fr. LSM Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic 45 Christian Klipstein Fr. G Califon, N.J./Rutgers Prep 66 Brad Landry Fr. M Boonton Township, N.J./Mountain Lakes 77 Matt Gilray So. LSM/D Oshawa, Ontario/Brewster Academy (N.H.) 88 Connor O Hara So. A Skaneateles, N.Y./Salisbury School (Conn.) 99 Shane Fee Sr. A White Plains, N.Y./Iona Prep Head Coach: Frank Fedorjaka (Hobart 89), 11th year Assistant Coaches: Joe Conner Jr., Nick Marks

10 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Bucknell Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 28, 2016) Overall: 10-4 Conf: 5-3 Home: 6-2 Away: 4-2 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS BUCKNELL OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e A s s is t s MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a ls - O p p o r t u n it ie s Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals M a n - u p M a n - d o w n 0 0 U n a s s is t e d O v e r t im e 0 1 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES N u m b e r M in u t e s 38:30 29:30 ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 8/576 6/1281 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents

11 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Bucknell Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 28, 2016) Overall: 10-4 Conf: 5-3 Home: 6-2 Away: 4-2 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min 22 Sands, Will O'Connor, Tommy Doyle, Sean Flibotte, Thomas Shanahan, Kyle Collison, Quinn O'Hara, Connor O'Brien, Sean Gilray, Matt Malas, Reed Durkin, Ryan Reed, John Helm, Grayson Witzal, Jarett Henkhaus, Zach Spring, Alex Fee, Shane Dotson, Brad Steinfeld, Nick Landry, Brad Klipstein, Christian Talarico, Alec Linden, Matt Dickson, Marshall Elardo, Jordy McKee, Brac Kazar, Joe Altemus, Joey Monfort, Eric Hahn, Sam Schiappa, Mike Adelman, Mike Repko, Duke Munoz, Lukas Dunlop, Jake Foley, Ben Smith, Tom Borgognone, Benny Dumbauld, Teddy Ghelfi, Brock Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 45 Klipstein, Christian : Altemus, Joey : McKee, Brac : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Bucknell Opponents Attendance Summary BUCKNELL Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/576 6/1281 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Bucknell , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Bucknell , Opponents