COLGATE LACROSSE GAME NOTESRAIDERS, SYRACUSE CONCLUDE REGULAR SEASONColgate closes its 2016 season with a Saturday contest against No. 5 Syracuse. The Raiders and Orange face off at 1 p.m. inside the Carrier Dome, with Time Warner Cable Sports (and ESPN3) providing the television coverage. The game marks Colgate’s first competition in 15 days after the Raiders knocked off Lafayette 14-9 on April 22. Syracuse (10-4) captured the ACC tournament title last weekend for the second year in a row.

The Orange lead the series 44-10-1 and claimed a 9-7 triumph last year in Hamilton. Colgate’s most recent wins against their CNY rivals were back-to-back triumphs in 2007 and 2008. The Raiders won 12-5 that first year in Syracuse and 12-11 at home the following season. Syracuse has captured all three meetings since.

ABBADESSA, CLEVELAND MAINTAIN GOALS LEAD WITH 15Anthony Abbadessa missed the Lafayette win with an injury but is expected back for Saturday’s finale ... He and Sam Cleveland share the team goals lead with 15, with Cleveland still leading in assists at 13 and total points at 28 ... Cleveland is coming off a four-point game (2g, 2a) in the win over Lafayette ... Joe Delaney earned his first career start at Lafayette and responded with a team season-high five goals ... Delaney entered the game having scored single goals in four different games this year ... Robby Dunigan added two goals and three caused turnovers in the victory ... Dunigan has started the last three games on the Colgate attack since Chase Wittich suffered a season-ending injury ... Cleveland has led the Raiders in points in five different games, tops on the team ... Collin Orr and Peter Marchetto have had two of their best games recently in the faceoff-X ... Orr captured 10 of his 14 chances against Holy Cross to lead Colgate to a combined 15-of-21 effort ... And then Marchetto was 7-of-12 in the big win over Lafayette ... Wittich and Cleveland are tied for the team lead in multigoal games with five ... Abbadessa and Tyler Rigo have four apiece ... Rigo scored two more goals at Lafayette ... He has nine goals in the last five games and is tied for third on the team with 13 total goals ... Colgate hat tricks have been scored this season by Abbadessa, Cleveland, Rigo, Wittich, Delaney and Jack Stebbins ... The Raiders stand third in the Patriot League and 12th nationally in fewest turnovers at 11.9 per game ... They are 18th in the country in clearing percentage at 88.3 ... Leo Stouros leads the defense with

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Colgate UniversityLocation ..........................................Hamilton, N.Y.Founded ....................................................... 1819Enrollment ................................................... 2,927Nickname..................................................RaidersColors ............................ Maroon, Gray and WhiteConference ....................................Patriot LeaguePresident ................................ Jill Harsin (Interim)VP & Director of Athletics ...........Victoria M. Chun

2016 RecordOverall ............................................. 4-9Patriot League ................................. 2-6Home ............................................... 2-5Away ................................................ 2-4Neutral ............................................. 0-0

CoachesHead Coach......................................Mike Murphy Alma Mater ............................New Hampshire ‘96Home Court .... Crown Field at Andy Kerr StadiumCapacity....................................10,221 (FieldTurf)

Mike Abbott (associate) ..........SUNY Cortland '09Jud Hall (assistant) ..................Ohio Wesleyan '11Matt Abbott (volunteer) .....................Syracuse '09

StaffDirector of Lacrosse Operations ......... Bobby DickAthletic Trainer.................................Cody HerbertStrength & Conditioning..................LiAaron WhiteAdministrative Assistants ..............Michelle Reese ............................................... Lori Godshalk Office Phone .............................(315) 228-7570 Lacrosse Fax ............................(315) 228-7925

Athletic CommunicationsDirector (MLAX Contact) .................. John Painter Email .............................. jpainter@colgate.edu Painter Cell Phone ................... (865) 414-1143Associate Director ........................ Jarrett AbelsonAssistant Director .............................. Kat Castner Administrative Assistant........................ Lisa DiehlMultimedia Assistant .......................Nina LindbergAthletic Communications Phone...(315) 228-7602Andy Kerr Press Box ....................(315) 228-6863Website ............................GoColgateRaiders.com

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME/RESULT ATT.Feb. 14 at Michigan Ann Arbor L 8-9 1,113Feb. 20 BINGHAMTON HAMILTON W 11-4 310Feb. 27 #20 BUCKNELL * HAMILTON W 11-10 (ot) 442March 5 at Lehigh * Bethlehem L 9-12 615March 8 at Hobart Geneva W 7-6 400March 12 at #18/19 Boston University * Boston L 6-11 724March 15 CORNELL HAMILTON L 5-6 293March 19 FAIRFIELD HAMILTON L 7-12 312March 26 #16/18 ARMY WEST POINT * HAMILTON L 7-11 442April 3 #14/16 LOYOLA * HAMILTON L 4-12 276April 9 at #9/10 Navy * Annapolis L 9-16 3,189April 16 HOLY CROSS * HAMILTON L 6-12 444April 22 at Lafayette * Easton W 14-9 312May 7 at #5 Syracuse Syracuse 1 p.m.

*Patriot League Games. All times Eastern.

COLGATE RAIDERS 4-9 (2-6 PATRIOT)

26 ground balls, followed by Connor Murphy with 24 ... Goalkeeper Brandon Burke is the overall leader with 32 ... Murphy leads in caused turnovers with 11, and Stouros has forced nine opponent miscues.

RAIDERS RUN PAST LAFAYETTE, 14-9Colgate took out 45 days of frustration on Lafayette and Joe Delaney scored five goals in his first collegiate start to spark a 14-9 victory on April 22. The Raiders won for the second time in conference play and the first time overall since defeating Hobart back on March 8. Colgate also scored a season-high 14 goals, reaching double-figures for the first time since February. Colgate’s first half was a thing of beauty on both sides of the ball. The Raiders put a season-high six goals on the board in the opening quarter, jumped in front 9-2 in the second and led 10-4 by the break. Many of those goals followed failed Lafayette clears as Colgate was pressuring from end to end. Head coach Mike Murphy specifically hailed the effort not only of Delaney but also of Robby Dunigan, who scored two goals and caused three turnovers as the Raiders limited Lafayette to just 7-of-17 on clears for the game. Lafayette committed 19 turnovers, with 13 of those caused by the Colgate defense. 23001Delaney’s five goals were a Colgate high for the season. The sophomore upped his career total from four goals to nine, all this season. Tyler Rigo and Sam Cleveland joined Dunigan with two-goal games.

RIGO SCORES TWICE ON SENIOR DAYTyler Rigo scored twice to continue his late-season surge, but Holy Cross put a damper on Senior Day with a 12-6 decision over Colgate on April 16. The Raiders had their best game of the season at the faceoff-X, winning 15 of 21 draws. Collin Orr captured 10 of his 14 chances and Peter Marchetto five of seven. Anthony Abbadessa added two assists for a three-point game.

FIRST CAREER HAT TRICKS FOR STEBBINS, RIGOColgate jumped to an early 2-0 lead but No. 9/10 Navy displayed its first-place credentials in a 16-9 result on April 9.

Jack Stebbins netted his first career hat trick for the Raiders, who had their best scoring output in more than a month. Colgate put nine goals on the board but couldn’t slow down a Navy offense that scored four in each of the four quarters. Tyler Rigo and Anthony Abbadessa tallied two goals apiece for the Raiders. Robby Dunigan made the most of his first career start with a goal just 2½ minutes into the game. The junior added a pair of assists for his first multi-point game. On March 26, Rigo earned his first start of the season and netted his first career hat trick, but it wasn’t enough as Army West Point held on for an 11-7 decision on March 26. Army led 7-2 at the half and 10-2 just past the midway point of the third quarter before Rigo tried to spark a Colgate comeback. The senior midfielder overlapped the third and fourth quarters with a pair of goals and then assisted on Anthony Abbadessa’s tally with 6:32 left.

Patriot League Standings League Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Loyola ............... 7-1 .889 12-3 .800Navy ................. 7-1 .889 10-4 .714Bucknell ............ 5-3 .625 10-5 .667Army ................. 5-3 .625 10-6 .625Lehigh ............... 4-4 .500 6-9 .400Holy Cross ........ 3-5 .375 4-11 .267Boston U. .......... 3-5 .375 8-6 .571COLGATE ........ 2-6 .250 4-9 .308Lafayette ........... 0-8 .000 3-11 .214

Saturday’s GameCOLGATE at Syracuse, 1

Sunday’s GamesArmy at Notre Dame, 12Duke at Boston University, 1

All times Eastern.

Mike Murphy vs. ConferencesConference W LPatriot League ..............................24 19America East ..................................8 0Northeast ........................................6 0ECAC..............................................4 1Colonial...........................................1 2Ivy ...................................................1 5Atlantic Coast .................................1 5Big Ten ............................................0 1Total ...................................... 45 33

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Chase Wittich added back-to-back goals to narrow the Army lead to 10-7 before Black Knights attackman Cole Johnson capped a seven-point day with his fourth goal. Sam Cleveland scored the other Raider goal with a first-quarter strike on a man advantage.

DONATO, CLEVELANDNET THREE-POINT GAMESSharpshooting Fairfield used a 7-0 first-half run to build a big early lead and then held off Colgate 12-7 on March 19. Six different scorers accounted for Colgate’s seven goals, with rookie Sam Cleveland netting a pair to go with an assist. Peter Donato posted a goal and two assists for a matching three-point game, while Cam Williams had a goal and an assist.

DEFENSE SHINES IN RIVALRY MATCHUPAt the very last breath of another closely contested Central New York rivalry game, Cornell eked out an anguishing 6-5 decision over Colgate on March 15. Anthony Abbadessa scored twice for the Raiders, who rallied from a 5-2 deficit late in the third quarter. Abbadessa had the middle of three Colgate goals that forged a 5-5 tie over the last 8½ minutes. Colgate goalkeeper Brandon Burke posted a season-high 13 saves. Burke

in consecutive games against the Big Red has compiled 29 saves. He had a career-high 16 in last year’s overtime contest.

Burke for the season ranks fourth in the Patriot League in goals-against average at 8.72 and fifth in save percentage at .524. RAIDERS HALT HOBART, 7-6Colgate’s defense clamped down in the closing crucial minutes and the Raiders outlasted Hobart 7-6 on March 8. Six different Raiders accounted for Colgate’s seven goals, with Cam Williams the only one to double up. It marked Williams’ second straight two-goal game.

Sam Cleveland scored a goal with two assists for a team-high three points, while Jack Stebbins contributed a goal and an assist. Brandon Burke made nine saves and allowed just the six goals, only two of which came in the second half. The Raider defense blanked Hobart over the final 20:07.

ABBADESSA PATRIOT LEAGUE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKAnthony Abbadessa found the net four times Feb. 27 to help Colgate outlast Bucknell 11-10 in an overtime thriller. For that effort, the sophomore attacker was named Corvias Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week.

Abbadessa scored Colgate’s first three goals as the Raiders rallied from a 5-1 deficit to draw even by halftime. He tied the game again at 6-6 early in the third quarter with his fourth goal of the game and sixth of the season.

CLEVELAND, STEBBINSSCORE TWICE AT BOSTON U.No. 18 Boston University took advantage of first-half perfection in the faceoff-X to defeat Colgate 11-6 in Patriot League action last Saturday. First-year attacker Sam Cleveland contributed four points on two goals and two assists. It was Cleveland’s best performance since he had three goals and three assists in the win over Binghamton. Junior Jack Stebbins also had a two-goal game to match his career high.

LATEST POLLS -- May 2, 2016

USILA/Nike Coaches Poll Team W-L Votes 1st1. Denver 12-1 315 112. Brown 14-1 301 43. Maryland 12-2 294 14. Albany 12-2 2655. Syracuse 10-4 2426. Notre Dame 9-3 2377. Yale 11-2 2358. Loyola 12-3 2089. Duke 10-7 17310. Johns Hopkins 8-5 15311. Towson 12-2 15212. Air Force 13-2 12913. Stony Brook 12-3 12114. North Carolina 8-6 11715. Navy 10-4 11116. Villanova 9-4 9517. Penn State 8-6 4618. Rutgers 10-4 4519. Marquette 9-4 3920. Bryant 10-4 29

Receiving Votes: Bucknell, Army, High Point, St. Joseph’s, Pennsylvania, Richmond.

Cascade/Maverik Media Poll Team W-L Votes 1st1. Denver 12-1 554 232. Brown 14-1 527 33. Maryland 12-2 511 24. Albany 12-2 4505. Syracuse 10-4 4466. Yale 11-2 4297. Notre Dame 9-3 4098. Loyola 12-3 3549. Johns Hopkins 8-5 30410. Duke 10-7 27111. Towson 12-2 26412. Air Force 13-2 26213. North Carolina 8-6 25114. Navy 10-4 20115. Stony Brook 12-3 18416. Villanova 9-4 13317. Rutgers 10-4 7318. Penn State 8-6 6819. Marquette 9-4 6320. Bryant 10-4 60

Receiving Votes: Army, St. Joseph’s, Ohio State, Bucknell, Richmond, Quinnipiac.

RAIDERS OUTLAST BUCKNELL11-10 IN OVERTIMEMidfielder Eric Foote scored the game-winning goal in overtime to lead Colgate to a thrilling 11-10 victory over No. 20 Bucknell in the Patriot League opener Feb. 27. It marked Colgate’s fifth consecutive win over the Bison. Attacker Anthony Abbadessa found the back of the net four times in the game, tying his career-high, while attacker Chase Wittich added two goals of his own. Foote notched another goal in regulation, tallying two on the day. Joe Delaney, Duncan Hoskinson and Jack Stebbins each registered goals in the Colgate victory. In the overtime session and after a timeout with 2:14 left, Foote scored the game-winner from about 10 yards out. CLEVELAND NAMED PATRIOT ROOKIE OF THE WEEKSam Cleveland’s six-point game Feb. 20 against Binghamton earned him Corvias Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors. Cleveland scored three goals and assisted on three more in Colgate’s 11-4 win. The Arlington, Mass., native found the net in the second, third and fourth quarters for his first collegiate hat trick.

RAIDERS SOLID IN 11-4 WIN OVER BINGHAMTONColgate said hello to its 2016 home schedule with an 11-4 victory over Binghamton on Feb. 20. Four Raiders found the netting for multiple goals, led by first-year attacker Sam Cleveland’s hat trick. Anthony Abbadessa, Eric Foote and Chase Wittich added two goals apiece as Colgate posted a balanced attack throughout. The Raiders scored three goals in each of the first three quarters before coasting home with two in the final 15 minutes. Wittich tallied just three seconds before the halftime horn to extend Colgate’s lead to three goals, and then Tyler Rigo found the netting with seven seconds left in the third quarter. That goal highlighted a 5-0 closing finish for the Raiders.

WILLIAMS, BURKE SELECTED BY PATRIOT LEAGUETwo Colgate team members who played a big role in last season’s run to a championship were honored with inclusion on the 2016 Preseason All-Patriot League Team.

Senior Cam Williams was picked for midfield and junior Brandon Burke earned the nod at goalkeeper. Both were All-Patriot League Second Team and Patriot League All-Tournament Team selections a year ago.

The preseason squad was a balanced one, with eight of the nine schools represented and no more than two individuals selected from any one team. Voting was conducted by coaches and sports information representatives, who were prohibited from voting for their own team.

SENIOR TRIO NAMED 2016 CAPTAINSColgate seniors Tyler Rigo, Leo Stouros and Cam Williams were selected by teammates as 2016 captains. Rigo scored 12 goals a year ago from his midfield position and posted a .444 shooting percentage that was second on the team. Stouros on defense registered career highs with 11 caused turnovers and 27 ground balls, while Williams in midfield was second on the team with 27 goals and made the All-Patriot League Second Team and Patriot League All-Tournament Team.

2016 Season Awards

ANTHONY ABBADESSA, A

Feb. 27 vs. BucknellPatriot League Offensive Player of the Week

SAM CLEVELAND, A

Feb. 20 vs. BinghamtonPatriot League Goalkeeper of the Week

2016 COLGATE RAIDERS ROSTER

• AlphabeticalNo Name Pos.6 Anthony Abbadessa A 7 Kevin Adams A 16 Andrew Aicher D10 Liam Anderson A3 Strecker Backe LSM23 John Baker D22 Will Blumenberg M5 Brandon Burke G31 Ryan Caley D32 Noah Cartwright G51 Jake Christensen A18 Sam Cleveland A50 Lucas Cooper F/O28 Chase Cowan D29 Jake Danehy G34 Joe Delaney A33 Nicco DeLorenzo D47 Jack Donaghue D15 Peter Donato M26 Matt Donovan M24 Robby Dunigan A42 Niall Durkan D11 Eric Foote M39 Danny Healey D38 Duncan Hoskinson M40 Matt Kane LSM25 Danny LaCrosse A35 Jackson Lanning M30 Peter Marchetto F/O43 John McDonald M45 Will Mette M44 Chandler Millstone M48 Connor Mullen G8 Connor Murphy LSM49 Collin Orr F/O19 Jackson Patterson D37 Clark Perkins G2 Tyler Rigo (C) M4 Tyler Schmarak D46 Cyrus Scott G21 Jack Stebbins M13 Leo Stouros (C) D27 Chris Wetzel M36 Colin Whelan A1 Cam Williams (C) M41 Jimmy Williams A9 Chase Wittich A20 Damis Yancopoulos LSM

• Numerical RosterNo. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Cam Williams (C) Sr. M 6-2 180 Upper Arlington, Ohio (Upper Arlington) 2 Tyler Rigo (C) Sr. M 5-10 210 East Islip, N.Y. (East Islip) 3 Strecker Backe Jr. LSM 6-3 205 Fairfield, Conn. (Fairfield Prep) 4 Tyler Schmarak Jr. D 6-0 195 Glencoe, Ill. (New Trier) 5 Brandon Burke Jr. G 5-8 175 Potomac, Md. (Bullis) 6 Anthony Abbadessa So. A 5-9 180 Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) 7 Kevin Adams Sr. A 6-0 185 Cheshire, Conn. (Cheshire) 8 Connor Murphy Sr. LSM 6-1 190 Bridgewater, N.J. (Bridgewater-Raritan) 9 Chase Wittich So. A 6-1 185 Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School) 10 Liam Anderson So. A 6-2 210 Towson, Md. (St. Paul’s School) 11 Eric Foote Sr. M 6-0 170 Greenwich, Conn. (Greenwich) 13 Leo Stouros (C) Sr. D 6-0 190 Kitchener, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 15 Peter Donato Jr. M 6-0 200 Wayne, Pa. (Radnor) 16 Andrew Aicher Sr. D 6-2 215 South Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville) 18 Sam Cleveland Fr. A 6-5 220 Arlington, Mass. (Rivers School) 19 Jackson Patterson Jr. D 6-2 220 Millstone, N.J. (Peddie School) 20 Damis Yancopoulos So. LSM 5-9 180 Yorktown Heights, N.Y. (Hackley School) 21 Jack Stebbins Jr. M 6-5 215 Littleton, Colo. (Columbine) 22 Will Blumenberg Fr. M 6-0 175 Concord, Mass. (Concord-Carlisle) 23 John Baker Sr. D 6-3 210 Darien, Conn. (Brunswick School) 24 Robby Dunigan Jr. A 5-10 170 Kensington, Md. (Landon) 25 Danny LaCrosse Jr. A 5-9 155 Canandaigua, N.Y. (Canandaigua Academy) 26 Matt Donovan Fr. M 6-0 170 Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) 27 Chris Wetzel So. M 6-4 225 St. Louis, Mo. (John Burroughs School) 28 Chase Cowan Jr. D 6-4 230 Wilmington, Del. (Salesianum School) 29 Jake Danehy Sr. G 6-0 190 Larchmont, N.Y. (Mamaroneck) 30 Peter Marchetto Jr. F/O 5-11 180 Chatham, N.J. (Seton Hall Preparatory School) 31 Ryan Caley Fr. D 6-2 190 Beverly, Mass. (The Governor’s Academy) 32 Noah Cartwright So. G 5-11 170 Franklin, Tenn. (Father Ryan) 33 Nicco DeLorenzo So. D 5-10 195 Kennebunk, Maine (Kennebunk) 34 Joe Delaney So. A 6-1 185 Winchester, Mass. (Belmont Hill School) 35 Jackson Lanning So. M 5-11 185 Seattle, Wash. (Deerfield Academy) 36 Colin Whelan So. A 6-0 190 Cohasset, Mass. (Cohasset) 37 Clark Perkins So. G 5-11 170 Fairfield, Conn. (Phillips Academy) 38 Duncan Hoskinson Fr. M 6-0 200 Woodside, Calif. (Salisbury School) 39 Danny Healey Fr. D 6-2 190 Merrimac, Mass. (The Governor’s Academy) 40 Matt Kane Fr. LSM 5-11 155 Manhasset, N.Y. (Manhasset) 41 Jimmy Williams Fr. A 5-8 170 Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School) 42 Niall Durkan Jr. D 6-4 215 Malvern, Pa. (Great Valley) 43 John McDonald Fr. M 5-11 175 Summit, N.J. (Morristown-Beard) 44 Chandler Millstone Sr. M 6-4 230 St. Louis, Mo. (Ladue Horton Watkins) 45 Will Mette Jr. M 6-1 200 Wilmington, Del. (Tower Hill) 46 Cyrus Scott Fr. G 5-9 175 San Francisco, Calif. (Phillips Academy) 47 Jack Donaghue Fr. D 6-0 180 Hershey, Pa. (Hershey) 48 Connor Mullen Fr. G 5-8 185 Dallas, Texas (St. Mark’s School of Texas) 49 Collin Orr So. F/O 5-7 210 Northborough, Mass. (The Rivers School) 50 Lucas Cooper So. F/O 5-8 165 Houston, Texas (The Kinkaid School) 51 Jake Christensen Fr. A 5-7 155 Potomac, Md. (Quince Orchard)

Head Coach: Mike Murphy (5th season)Assistant Coaches: Michael Abbott (5th season), Jud Hall (1st season)Volunteer Coach: Matt Abbott (5th season)Director of Lacrosse Operations: Bobby Dick (3rd season)Assistant Athletic Trainer: Cody Herbert (4th season)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAnthony Abbadessa -- abb-a-DESS-aAndrew Aicher -- IKE-erStrecker Backe -- BACK-eeBrandon Burke -- BURKRyan Caley -- KAY-leeJake Danehy -- DAN-a-heeNicco DeLorenzo -- NEEK-o

Peter Donato -- da-NOT-oNiall Durkan -- NealEric Foote -- FootPeter Marchetto -- mar-CHET-oWill Mette -- METT-aTyler Rigo -- REE-goTyler Schmarak -- SCHMAIR-ick

Leo Stouros -- STORE-ohsChris Wittich -- WITT-ickDamis Yancopoulos -- DAME-us yan-COPE-a-lus

Mike Murphy has his Raiders on a roll. The Colgate men’s lacrosse head coach just completed his fourth season and already has posted a pair of Patriot League regular season championships, one postseason title and two trips to the NCAA tournament. In 2015, Colgate tied Navy for regular season honors and then swept to the Patriot League championship on the Midshipmen’s home field. The Raiders knocked off Army 11-8 in the title game. Colgate in four seasons under Murphy has a 41-24 (.631) record that ties for the second-most wins over any four-year period in pro-gram history. The Raiders are 22-13 (.629) against Patriot League competition and twice have finished the season ranked among the nation’s top 15. Named to his first head coaching position on July 20, 2011, Murphy led the 2012 Raid-ers to a Patriot League regular-season title en route to the best campaign in program history. Colgate finished 14-4, including a 6-0 road mark, a 6-2 record against nationally-ranked oponents, and a win over undefeated No. 1 Massachusetts in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. The NCAA bid was Colgate’s second post-season appearance and its first as an NCAA at-large recipient. The Raiders also secured their first tournament win and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals for the first time in school history. The 2015 championship season saw the Raiders picked to finish fifth in the Patriot League before the year began but compile a 6-2 record that tied Navy for top honors. Col-gate then swept past Bucknell and Army in the conference tournament for their first automatic berth since 2008. All-Star performers from the team were Matt Clarkson and Ryan Walsh, who both earned USILA All-American honorable men-tion nods in addition to their All-Patriot League First Team and Patriot League All-Tournament Team status. Walsh also was named MVP of the Patriot League tournament. For the sea-son, Clarkson led the Raiders with 30 assists

and 51 points, while Walsh topped the squad with 33 goals to finish his career with 139 goals and 203 points. Those numbers placed second in both categories in the Colgate re-cords book. Murphy joined the Raiders after serving as an assistant coach at Army. In his seven seasons with the Black Knights, Army was consistently ranked among the best defensive teams both in the Patriot League and national-ly under his mentorship, during which he also guided some of the most prolific goalkeepers in Academy history. Murphy joined Army after spending two seasons at Division III Denison in Granville, Ohio, where he was in charge of the Big Red’s defensive unit, goalies and faceoff personnel. He also served as an assistant on Denison’s football coaching staff and held a position in the Department of Athletics, Physical Educa-tion and Recreation as an instructor. Prior to his work at Denison, the Univer-sity of New Hampshire graduate served as head assistant coach/defensive coordina-tor at Wingate from 1999-2001. The Beverly,

Mass., native helped the Bulldogs to their first NCAA Division II National Semifinal appear-ance in school history as the squad posted a 27-17 record in Murphy’s three seasons on its sideline, while 14 players garnered All-Deep South honors. His 2001 defensive unit fin-ished the season among the national leaders in scoring defense (12th), winning percentage (7th) and goals-against average (10th). Murphy also enjoyed one-year stints at Pfei-ffer and Merrimack after his graduation from the University of New Hampshire in the spring of 1996. He was a three-year letterman for the Wildcats. Murphy is a member of the USILA Division I All-American Committee as well as the USILA Division I Poll Committee. He serves as chair of the Patriot League Men’s Lacrosse Coach-es Committee, and also serves on the IMLCA Division I Coaches Advisory Board. Murphy and his wife, Jennifer, are the proud parents of two children: son, Colin; and daughter, Dylan Emma.

Mike MurphyHead Coach, Fifth Season

Mike Abbott Jud Hall Matt Abbott

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

Mike Murphy, pictured here with his wife, Jennifer, and their children, Colin and Dylan Emma, is in his fifth season as head coach of Colgate Men’s Lacrosse. The Raiders earned bids to the 2012 and 2015 NCAA tournaments and have captured two Patriot League regular season crowns and one tournament title.

COLGATE SUPERLATIVES/STARTLING LINEUPS

Colgate Team Highs and LowsPoints 20 LafayetteLow 5 LoyolaGoals 14 LafayetteLow 4 LoyolaAssists 8 BinghamtonLow 1 LoyolaShots 47 BucknellLow 26 Loyola, Holy CrossShots on Goal 28 BucknellLow 14 LoyolaSaves 13 CornellLow 7 Boston UniversityGround Balls 33 LafayetteLow 15 BinghamtonTurnovers 16 MichiganLow 7 Army West PointCaused Turnovers 13 LafayetteLow 3 Five times

Opponent Team Highs and LowsPoints 22 NavyLow 6 BinghamtonGoals 16 NavyLow 4 BinghamtonAssists 8 Army West PointLow 1 Holy CrossShots 49 Holy CrossLow 25 LafayetteShots on Goal 28 HobartLow 13 BinghamtonSaves 17 BucknellLow 9 BinghamtonGround Balls 39 NavyLow 22 BinghamtonTurnovers 20 Boston UniversityLow 7 Army West PointCaused Turnovers 13 MichiganLow 4 Three times

Colgate Individual HighsPoints 6 Sam Cleveland vs. BinghamtonGoals 5 Joe Delaney at LafayetteAssists 3 S.Cleveland & P.Donato vs. BinghamtonShots 13 Sam Cleveland vs. BinghamtonShots on Goal 8 Joe Delaney at LafayetteSaves 13 Brandon Burke vs. CornellGround Balls 7 P.Marchetto at Lehigh; C.Orr vs. Holy CrossCaused Turnovers 4 Jack Stebbins at Boston University

Colgate Starting LineupsOffense Attack Attack Attack Midfield Midfield Midfield Defense Defense Defense Goalkeeperat Michigan Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeBINGHAMTON Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeBUCKNELL * Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker Burkeat Lehigh * Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker Burkeat Hobart Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker Burkeat Boston University * Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeCORNELL Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeFAIRFIELD Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Foote Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeARMY WEST POINT * Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Rigo Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeLOYOLA * Abbadessa Wittich Cleveland Williams Rigo Donato Stouros Patterson Baker Burkeat Navy * Abbadessa Dunigan Cleveland Williams Rigo Donato Stouros Patterson Baker BurkeHOLY CROSS * Abbadessa Dunigan Cleveland Williams Rigo Donato Stouros Patterson Baker Burkeat Lafayette * Delaney Dunigan Cleveland Stebbins Rigo Donato Stouros Patterson Murphy Burkeat Syracuse

Hat TricksAnthony Abbadessa .......................................1Sam Cleveland ...............................................1Joe Delaney....................................................1Tyler Rigo .......................................................1Jack Stebbins .................................................1Chase Wittich .................................................1

Multi-Goal GamesSam Cleveland ...............................................5Chase Wittich .................................................5Anthony Abbadessa .......................................4Tyler Rigo .......................................................4Eric Foote .......................................................2Jack Stebbins .................................................2Cam Williams ..................................................2Joe Delaney....................................................1Peter Donato ..................................................1Robby Dunigan ...............................................1

Games with Three or More AssistsSam Cleveland ...............................................1Peter Donato ..................................................1

Multi-Assist GamesSam Cleveland ...............................................5Peter Donato ..................................................2Anthony Abbadessa .......................................1Joe Delaney....................................................1Robby Dunigan ...............................................1Chandler Millstone ..........................................1Cam Williams ..................................................1Chase Wittich .................................................1

Games led in points *Sam Cleveland ...............................................5Anthony Abbadessa .......................................3Joe Delaney....................................................2Tyler Rigo .......................................................2Peter Donato ..................................................1Robby Dunigan ...............................................1Duncan Hoskinson .........................................1Jack Stebbins .................................................1Cam Williams ..................................................1Chase Wittich .................................................1

Games with Three or More Ground BallsBrandon Burke................................................7Will Blumenberg .............................................4Peter Marchetto ..............................................4Connor Murphy ...............................................4John Baker .....................................................3Sam Cleveland ...............................................3Leo Stouros ....................................................3Anthony Abbadessa .......................................2Strecker Backe ...............................................2Joe Delaney....................................................2Collin Orr ........................................................2Tyler Rigo .......................................................2Jack Stebbins .................................................2Eric Foote .......................................................1Chase Wittich .................................................1

* Includes ties.

NCAA Statistics

Colgate - 2015-16 Men's Lacrosse Ranking Summary thru games 05/01/2016

Statistic

National

Rank

Conference

Rank Value National Leader Value

Conference

Leader Value

Assists Per Game (68 ranked) 56 8 4.46 Brown 11.40 Army West Point 6.56

Caused Turnovers Per Game (68 ranked) 53 9 5.62 Richmond 10.29 Lehigh 9.67

Clearing Percentage (68 ranked) 18 3 0.883 Rutgers 0.931 Army West Point 0.903

Face-Off Winning Percentage (68 ranked) 56 7 0.412 Hartford 0.692 Boston U. 0.644

Ground Balls Per Game (68 ranked) 61 9 24.38 Brown 39.47 Army West Point 33.38

Man-Down Defense (68 ranked) 38 6 0.639 Hobart and William Colleges 0.805 Bucknell 0.761

Man-Up Offense (68 ranked) 66 9 0.200 Marist 0.640 Lehigh 0.465

Points Per Game (68 ranked) 60 8 12.46 Brown 28.47 Army West Point 18.19

Saves Per Game (68 ranked) 48 6 9.77 Jacksonville 13.77 Bucknell 12.07

Scoring Defense (68 ranked) 33 6 10.00 Navy 6.93 Navy 6.93

Scoring Margin (68 ranked) 51 7 -2.00 Brown 8.73 Army West Point 3.94

Scoring Offense (68 ranked) 59 8 8.00 Brown 17.07 Army West Point 11.63

Shot Percentage (68 ranked) 60 9 0.236 Denver 0.396 Lehigh 0.319

Turnovers Per Game (68 ranked) 12 3 11.85 Towson 10.50 Loyola Maryland

Lehigh

11.53

11.53

Winning Percentage (68 ranked) 51 7 0.308 Brown 0.933 Loyola Maryland 0.800

Statistic Player

National

Rank

Conference

Rank Value National Leader Value

Conference

Leader Value

Assists Per Game (143 ranked) Sam Cleveland

Peter Donato

86

132

11

15

1.00

0.85

Dylan Molloy, Brown 3.20 Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland 2.73

Caused Turnovers Per Game (75 ranked) Craig Chick, Lehigh 2.47 Craig Chick, Lehigh 2.47

Face-Off Winning Pct (69 ranked) Collin Orr

Peter Marchetto

56

64

8

9

0.460

0.414

Dylan Protesto, Hartford 0.711 Sam Talkow, Boston U. 0.695

Goals Per Game (146 ranked) Nate Lewnes, UMBC 3.91 Jon Vogel, Holy Cross 2.60

Goals-Against Average (57 ranked) Brandon Burke 32 5 10.02 John Connors, Navy 6.79 John Connors, Navy 6.79

Ground Balls Per Game (75 ranked) Trevor Baptiste, Denver 9.92 Sam Talkow, Boston U. 6.62

Individual Man-up Goals (61 ranked) Brendan Bomberry, Denver 11 Ted Glesener, Army West Point

Nate Jones, Army West Point

6

6

Points Per Game (150 ranked) Dylan Molloy, Brown 6.60 Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland 4.73

Save Percentage (57 ranked) Brandon Burke 42 5 0.494 Jack Kelly, Brown 0.626 Christian Klipstein, Bucknell 0.579

Saves Per Game (65 ranked) Brandon Burke 33 3 9.69 Ben Gleichenhaus, Jacksonville 13.69 Christian Klipstein, Bucknell 10.53

Shot Percentage (75 ranked) Devin Dwyer, Harvard 0.552 Tristan Rai, Lehigh 0.534

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Colgate Stats in the Patriot League & NCAA

6 Anthony Abbadessa ASeason Career4 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Goals 4 vs. 2 teams2 vs. HC 4-16-16 Assists 3 vs. 2 teams4 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Points 6 at HC 4-11-155 vs. LOY 4-3-16 Ground Balls 5 vs. LOY 4-3-16-- Caused T’overs 2 vs. NAVY 3-21-15

7 Kevin Adams ASeason Career-- Goals 3 vs. 2 teams-- Assists 1 at LOY 4-25-14-- Points 3 vs. 2 teams2 vs. LOY 4-3-16 Ground Balls 3 at VT 2-14-151 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Caused T’overs 1 vs. 3 teams

16 Andrew Aicher DSeason Career-- Ground Balls ---- Caused T’overs --

47 Liam Anderson ASeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

3 Strecker Backe LSMSeason Career-- Assists 1 vs. 2 teams-- Points 1 vs. 2 teams5 at BU 3-12-16 Ground Balls 5 at BU 3-12-162 vs. COR 3-15-16 Caused T’overs 2 vs. 2 teams2 at BU 3-12/16 Faceoffs Won 3 vs. 2 teams

23 John Baker DSeason Career6 at BU 3-12-16 Ground Balls 6 at BU 3-12-162 vs. 2 teams Caused T’overs 2 vs. 6 teams

22 Will Blumenberg MSeason Career-- Goals --1 vs. BING 2-20-16 Assists 1 vs. BING 2-20-161 vs. BING 2-20-16 Points 1 vs. BING 2-20-165 at LAF 4-22-16 Ground Balls 5 at LAF 4-22-161 vs. 2 teams Caused T’overs 1 vs. 2 teams

5 Brandon Burke GSeason Career13 vs. COR 3-15-16 Saves 16 at COR 3-17-155 at LAF 4-22-16 Ground Balls 5 vs. 6 teams2 vs. COR 3-15-16 Caused T’overs 3 vs. 2 teams

31 Ryan Caley DSeason Career1 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 1 vs. 5 teams-- Caused T’overs 1 at HC 4-11-15

32 Noah Cartwright GSeason Career-- Saves ---- Ground Balls ---- Caused T’overs --

51 Jake Christensen ASeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

18 Sam Cleveland ASeason Career3 vs. BING 2-20-16 Goals 3 vs. BING 2-20-163 vs. BING 2-20-16 Assists 3 vs. BING 2-20-166 vs. BING 2-20-16 Points 6 vs. BING 2-20-165 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Ground Balls 5 vs. BUCK 2-27-163 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Caused T’overs 3 vs. BUCK 2-27-16

50 Lucas Cooper F/OSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points ---- Faceoffs Won --

28 Chase Cowan DSeason Career1 at LEH 3-5-16 Ground Balls 1 vs. 4 teams-- Caused T’overs 1 at HC 4-11-15

29 Jake Danehy GSeason Career1 vs. HC 4-16-16 Saves 8 vs. BU 3-7-151 vs. HC 4-16-16 Ground Balls 3 vs. 3 teams-- Caused T’overs 1 vs. BU 3-7-15

34 Joe Delaney ASeason Career5 at LAF 4-22-16 Goals 5 at LAF 4-22-162 at LEH 3-5-16 Assists 2 at LEH 3-5-165 at LAF 4-22-16 Points 5 at LAF 4-22-164 at LAF 4-22-16 Ground Balls 4 at LAF 4-22-161 at LAF 4-22-16 Caused T’overs 1 at LAF 4-22-16

33 Nicco DeLorenzo DSeason Career-- Ground Balls 2 at BUCK 2-28-15-- Caused T’overs --

47 Jack Donaghue DSeason Career-- Ground Balls 2 at BUCK 2-28-15-- Caused T’overs --

15 Peter Donato MSeason Career2 at MICH 2-14-16 Goals 3 vs. BU 3-7-153 vs. BING 2-20-16 Assists 3 vs. BING 2-20-163 vs. 3 teams Points 3 vs. 6 teams2 at 2 teams Ground Balls 2 vs. 3 teams-- Caused T’overs 1 vs. 2 teams

26 Matt Donovan MSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

24 Robby Dunigan ASeason Career2 at LAF 4-22-16 Goals 2 at LAF 4-22-162 at NAVY 4-9-16 Assists 2 at NAVY 4-9-163 at NAVY 4-9-16 Points 3 at NAVY 4-9-163 at LAF 4-22-16 Ground Balls 3 at LAF 4-22-163 at LAF 4-22-16 Caused T’overs 3 at LAF 4-22-16

42 Niall Durkan DSeason Career-- Ground Balls ---- Caused T’overs --

11 Eric Foote MSeason Career2 vs. 2 teams Goals 3 vs. 2 teams1 vs. 3 teams Assists 2 vs. BUCK 4-20-133 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Points 4 at NAVY 3-22-143 at LEH 3-5-16 Ground Balls 3 at LEH 3-5-161 at NAVY 4-9-16 Caused T’overs 1 vs. 4 teams

39 Danny Healey DSeason Career-- Ground Balls ---- Caused T’overs --

38 Duncan Hoskinson MSeason Career1 vs. 4 teams Goals 1 vs. 4 teams1 vs. 2 teams Assists 1 vs. 2 teams1 vs. 6 teams Points 1 vs. 6 teams2 at MICH 2-14-16 Ground Balls 2 at MICH 2-14-16-- Caused T’overs --

40 Matt Kane LSMSeason Career-- Ground Balls ---- Caused T’overs --

25 Danny LaCrosse ASeason Career-- Goals 1 vs. BUCK 3-1-14-- Assists ---- Points 1 vs. BUCK 3-1-14-- Ground Balls 1 vs. 2 teams-- Caused T’overs --

35 Jackson Lanning MSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

30 Peter Marchetto F/OSeason Career-- Goals 1 vs. LAF 2-21-15-- Assists ---- Points 1 vs. LAF 2-21-157 at LEH 3-5-16 Ground Balls 7 at LEH 3-5-16-- Caused T’overs 1 at VT 2-14-158 at LEH 3-5-16 Faceoffs Won 15 vs. 2 teams

43 John McDonald MSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

45 Will Mette MSeason Career-- Goals 1 vs. 3 teams-- Assists 1 vs. HOB 3-4-14-- Points 1 vs. 4 teams-- Ground Balls 2 vs BUCK 3-1-14-- Caused T’overs --

44 Chandler Millstone MSeason Career-- Goals --2 at LAF 4-22-16 Assists 2 at LAF 4-22-162 at LAF 4-22-16 Points 2 at LAF 4-22-162 vs. LOY 4-3-16 Ground Balls 3 vs. 5 teams2 at LAF 4-22-16 Caused T’overs 2 at LAF 4-22-16

48 Connor Mullen GSeason Career-- Saves ---- Ground Balls ---- Causd T’overs --

8 Connor Murphy LSMSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists 1 vs. 2 teams-- Points --6 at MICH 2-14-16 Ground Balls 6 at MICH 2-14-162 vs. 2 teams Caused T’overs 3 vs. BU 3-7-15

49 Collin Orr F/OSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --7 vs. HC 4-16-16 Ground Balls 7 vs. HC 4-16-163 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Caused T’overs 3 vs. BUCK 2-27-1613 vs. BUCK 2-27-16 Faceoffs Won 13 vs. BUCK 2-27-16

19 Jackson Patterson DSeason Career2 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 2 vs. 2 teams2 at HOB 3-8-16 Caused T’overs 2 at HOB 3-8-16

37 Clark Perkins GSeason Career-- Saves ---- Ground Balls ---- Causd T’overs --

2 Tyler Rigo ASeason Career3 vs. ARMY 3-26-16 Goals 3 vs. ARMY 3-26-161 vs. 3 teams Assists 1 vs. 5 teams4 vs. ARMY 3-26-16 Points 4 vs. ARMY 3-26-164 at HOB 3-8-16 Ground Balls 4 at HOB 3-8-161 vs. LOY 4-3-16 Caused T’overs 1 vs. 2 teams

SEASON/CAREER HIGHS

4 Tyler Schmarak MSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

46 Cyrus Scott GSeason Career-- Saves ---- Ground Balls ---- Causd T’overs --

21 Jack Stebbins MSeason Career3 at NAVY 4-9-16 Goals 3 at NAVY 4-9-161 vs. 2 teams Assists 1 vs. 7 teams3 at NAVY 4-9-16 Points 3 at NAVY 4-9-164 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 4 vs. 2 teams4 at BU 3-12-16 Caused T’overs 4 at BU 3-12-16

13 Leo Stouros DSeason Career6 at NAVY 4-9-16 Ground Balls 6 at NAVY 4-9-162 vs. 2 teams Caused T’overs 3 vs. NAVY 3-21-15

27 Chris Wetzel MSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

36 Colin Whelan ASeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

1 Cam Williams MSeason Career2 vs. 2 teams Goals 4 vs. 2 teams2 at NAVY 4-9-16 Assists 2 vs. 3 teams2 vs. 4 teams Points 5 at LOY 3-28-152 vs. 2 teams Ground Balls 3 vs. 2 teams-- Caused T’overs 1 vs. VT 2-15-14

41 Jimmy Williams ASeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

9 Chase Wittich ASeason Career3 at LEH 3-5-16 Goals 3 vs. 2 teams2 at LEH 3-5-16 Assists 3 at COR 3-17-155 at LEH 3-5-16 Points 5 vs. 3 teams3 at LEH 3-5-16 Ground Balls 3 at LEH 3-5-16-- Caused T’overs 1 at HC 4-11-15

20 Damis Yancopoulos LSMSeason Career-- Goals ---- Assists ---- Points --

CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Michigan 9COLGATE 8Feb. 14 -- Oosterbaan FH, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Colgate 1 3 2 2 -- 8Michigan 4 3 1 1 -- 9

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Colgate nearly rallied from a three-goal second-half deficit before falling 9-8 at Michigan. Michigan scored the game’s first three goals and never trailed, although Colgate did cut the lead to one on four dif-ferent occasions. The Wolverines led 4-1 after the first quar-ter and held on from there inside Oosterbaan Field House. Peter Donato and Chase Wittich scored two goals apiece for Colgate in its opening game of the 2016 season. Michigan’s Kyle Jackson was the scoring leader with four goals, while Mikie Schlosser added two. Late Michigan goals in the second and third periods were decisive. Schlosser scored with nine seconds left in the first half to push the Wolverine edge to 7-4 heading to inter-mission. And then Jackson scored with less than a second remaining to cap the third quarter to make it 8-6 heading into the final stanza. Colgate allowed a Michigan man-up goal just past the midway point of the fourth quarter that made it 9-6. The Raiders then rallied behind Donato and Cam Williams tallies. Williams scored with 4:32 remaining, but Colgate wasn’t able to score the tying goal. Eric Foote returned from a season missed by injury to score Colgate’s first goal of 2016. Donato assisted on the man-up tally that pulled the Raiders within 3-1. Jack Stebbins and Wittich went back-to-back early in the second, and rookie Sam Cleveland also scored his first as the teams finished 3-3 for the period.

Scoring Summary C-M1st 13:54 M - Schlosser 0-1 13:36 M - Jackson 0-2 13:12 M - Roswell (King) extra-man 0-3 6:44 C - Foote (Donato) extra-man 1-3 5:57 M - Jackson (Kennedy) 1-42nd 11:29 C - Stebbins 2-4 10:45 C - Wittich (Abbadessa) 3-4 10:30 M - Brown (King) 3-5 9:36 C - Cleveland 4-5 5:12 M - Hernandez 4-6 0:09 M - Schlosser 4-73rd 10:56 C - Wittich 5-7 1:32 C - Donato 6-7 0:01 M - Jackson (Schlosser) 6-84th 7:11 M - Jackson 6-9 6:01 C - Donato 7-9 4:32 C - Williams 8-9

Colgate MichiganShots 42 28Ground Balls 26 29Faceoffs 7-19 12-19Clears 12-16 15-21Extra-Man Opportunities 1-4 2-4Saves 8 15Turnovers 16 13

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Donato 2-1, Wittich 2-0, Foote 1-1, Cleveland 1-0, Williams 1-0, Stebbins 1-0, Abbadessa 0-1. Michigan - Kennedy 4-0, Schlosser 2-1, Jackson 1-0, Hernandez 1-0, Roswell 1-0, King 0-2, Bergman 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Murphy 6, Burke 4, Stouros 3, Marchetto 3, Cleveland 2, Donato 2, Stebbins 2, Hoskin-son 2, Foote, Baker. Michigan - Jackson 5, Lott 5, Logan 3, Bogle 3, Hatton 2, Gibbons 2, Kennedy 2, King, Hernan-dez, Schlosser, DeCaprio, Kinek, Wolter, Heidt.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 9 GA, 8 saves. Michigan - Lo-gan 8 GA, 15 saves.

COLGATE 11Binghamton 4Feb. 20 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Binghamton 0 3 1 0 -- 4Colgate 3 3 3 2 -- 11

HAMILTON -- Colgate said hello to its 2016 home sched-ule with an 11-4 victory over Binghamton. Four Raiders found the netting for multiple goals, led by first-year attacker Sam Cleveland’s hat trick. Anthony Abbadessa, Eric Foote and Chase Wittich added two goals apiece as Colgate posted a balanced attack throughout. The Raiders scored three goals in each of the first three quarters before coasting home with two in the final 15 min-utes. Colgate’s defense, meanwhile, limited Binghamton to just one second-half goal to help extend a 6-3 halftime ad-vantage. One week after being stung by a pair of late-period goals in a 9-8 setback at Michigan, Colgate scored twice Saturday in the closing seconds of the second and third quarters. Wittich tallied just three seconds before the halftime horn to extend Colgate’s lead to three goals, and then Tyler Rigo found the netting with seven seconds left in the third quarter. That goal highlighted a 5-0 closing finish for the Raiders. Colgate scored three consecutive goals to start the game and five straight to finish. The Bearcats won nine of 11 faceoffs in the first half, but Colgate turned the tables for a 5-3 margin in the second half. Collin Orr handled the second-half duties and finished 7-of-13 for the Raiders. Colgate completed 16 of 17 clears, while Binghamton was 14-of-16. Colgate’s defense not only limited the Bearcats to one second-half goal but also forced 15 turnovers. The Raiders committed 10 after being charged for 16 last week at Michi-gan. And Brandon Burke made nine saves.

Scoring Summary C-B1st 12:34 C - Foote (Donato) 1-0 11:07 C - Abbadessa 2-0 8:42 C - Williams (Cleveland) 3-02nd 13:37 B - Scaduto (Kocis 3-1 9:38 B - Deluca 3-2 9:08 C - Cleveland (Hoskinson) 4-2 3:53 B - Kocis 4-3 2:15 C - Foote (Donato) 5-3 0:03 C - Wittich (Donato) 6-33rd 11:21 B - Gilroy (Kocis) 6-4 6:15 C - Cleveland (Blumenberg) 7-4 1:09 C - Wittich (Cleveland) 8-4 0:07 C - Rigo 9-44th 14:48 C - Abbadessa (Cleveland) 10-4 13:06 C - Cleveland 11-4

Colgate Bing.Shots 35 32Ground Balls 15 22Faceoffs 7-19 12-19Clears 16-17 14-16Extra-Man Opportunities 0-3 0-2Saves 9 9Turnovers 10 15

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 3-3, Abbadessa 2-0, Wittich 2-0, Foote 2-0, Williams 1-0, Rigo 1-0, Donato 0-3, Blumenburg 0-1, Hoskinson 0-1. Binghamton - Kocis 1-2, Gilroy 1-0, Scaduto 1-0, Deluca 1-0.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Blumenberg 3, Stouros 2, Baker 2, Cleveland, Williams, Foote, Donato, Rigo, Stebbins. Bing-hamton - DiSanto 4, Schweitzer 4, Waldron 3, Mazurek 3, Deignan 2, Grossi 2, Gilroy, Deluca, Rick, Parker.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 4 GA, 9 saves. Binghamton - Cosens 11 GA, 9 saves.

Season & Career Highs/2016 Season Review

2016 SEASON REVIEW

COLGATE 11Bucknell (ot) 10Feb. 27 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Bucknell 4 1 3 2 0 -- 10Colgate 1 4 4 1 1 -- 11

HAMILTON -- Midfielder Eric Foote scored the game-winning goal in overtime to lead Colgate to a thrilling 11-10 victory over No. 20 Bucknell in the Patriot League opener. It marked Colgate’s fifth consecutive win over the Bison. Attacker Anthony Abbadessa scored four times, tying his career-high, while attacker Chase Wittich added two goals of his own. Foote notched another goal in regulation, tal-lying two on the day. Joe Delaney, Duncan Hoskinson and Jack Stebbins each registered goals in the Colgate victory. The Raiders were down by as many as four goals, trail-ing 5-1 early in the second period. Colgate rallied with four unanswered, led by two Abbadessa goals, and knotted the game at 5-5 by halftime. Colgate came out striking in the third period, adding four more goals to grab a 9-8 lead heading into the final period. Wittich scored the Raiders’ lone goal in the fourth quarter to give them a 10-8 advantage with 13:57 left. In the overtime session, the Raiders lost the faceoff on a violation but solid defense by goalie Brandon Burke caused a Bucknell turnover. After a timeout with 2:14 left in OT, Foote scored the game-winner from about 10 yards out.

Scoring Summary C-B1st 14:00 B - O’Connor 0-1 12:30 B - Shanahan 0-2 11:03 C - Abbadessa 1-2 8:06 B - Doyle (Sands) 1-3 4:58 B - O’Hara (Sands) 1-42nd 10:35 B - O’Brien (O’Hara) 1-5 9:57 C - Abbadessa (Rigo) 2-5 8:01 C - Abbadessa (Foote) 3-5 6:17 C - Hoskinson (Delaney) 4-5 0:29 C - Foote (Donato) 5-53rd 12:04 B - Doyle (Shanahan) 5-6 11:17 C - Abbadessa 6-6 8:48 C - Delaney 7-6 5:52 B - Sands 7-7 4:08 B - Shanahan (O’Connor) 7-8 2:00 C - Stebbins 8-8 0:10 C - Wittich (Cleveland) 9-84th 13:57 C - Wittich (Williams) 10-8 12:37 B - Flibotte 10-9 10:25 B - Sands 10-10OT 2:14 C - Foote 11-10

Colgate BucknellShots 47 31Ground Balls 31 26Faceoffs 13-25 12-25Clears 17-20 13-21Extra-Man Opportunities 0-4 0-1Saves 10 17Turnovers 12 16

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Abbadessa 4-0, Foote 2-1, Wit-tich 2-0, Delaney 1-1, Stebbins 1-0, Hoskinson 1-0, Cleve-land 0-1, Williams 0-1, Donato 0-1, Rigo 0-1. Bucknell - Sands 2-2, Shanahan 2-1, Doyle 2-0, O’Hara 1-1, O’Connor 1-1, Flibotte 1-0, O’Brien 1-0.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 6, Cleveland 5, Murphy 4, Abbadessa 3, Blumenberg 3, Patterson 2, Burke 2, Foote, Stouros, Baker, Rigo, Adams, Stebbins. Bucknell - Gilray 9, Spring 4, Munoz 3, O’Hara 2, McKee 2, Dotson 2, Schiappa, Witzal, Helm, Hahn.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 10 GA, 10 saves. Bucknell - Klipstein, 5 GA, 4 saves; McKee 6 GA, 13 saves; Altemus, 0 GA, 0 saves.

Lehigh 12COLGATE 9March 5 -- Ulrich Complex, Bethlehem, Pa.

Colgate 2 1 4 2 -- 9Lehigh 4 3 2 3 -- 12

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Chase Wittich scored his second ca-reer a hat trick but Lehigh fought off a second-half Colgate rally to defeat the Raiders 12-9. Colgate grabbed a 2-1 lead on Wittich’s first goal with 3:13 left in the first quarter. But Lehigh scored three times in the last 2:17 of the period to lead 4-2 after 15 minutes. It was 7-3 Mountain Hawks by halftime and 9-4 late in the third quarter until Colgate scored three goals in the final 2:25 to pull within 9-7 heading to the fourth. Lehigh scored midway in the final period to push the lead back to three, but Cam Williams and Sam Cleveland an-swered in a 35-second span to draw the Raiders within 10-9 with still 6:17 remaining. The Raiders had a man-up opportunity but couldn’t take advantage, and Lehigh tacked on a pair of goals in the clos-ing minutes. Williams and Cleveland posted two goals apiece, and Wittich added two assists to his three-goal output for the third five-point game of his young career. Wittich has scored at least two goals in all four Colgate games this season. Wittich scored his three goals on just four shots. Cleve-land scored his first collegiate man-up goal.

Scoring Summary C-L1st 8:45 L - Weber (Oppenheimer) extra-man 0-1 4:14 C - Williams (Wittich) 1-1 3:13 C - Wittich (Delaney) 2-1 2:17 L - Rai (Oppenheimer) 2-2 1:22 L - Weber 2-3 1:12 L - Weber (Chick) 2-42nd 12:59 C - Wittich (Donato) 3-4 4:42 L - Oppenheimer (Telesco) 3-5 3:42 L - Oppenheimer 3-6 2:08 L - Eaton (Oppenheimer) 3-73rd 11:34 C - Donato 4-7 5:37 L - Raposo 4-8 3:16 L - Eaton 4-9 2:25 C - Delaney 5-9 1:49 C - Cleveland (Wittich) extra-man 6-9 0:24 C - Wittich (Abbadessa) 7-94th 7:37 L - Raposo 7-10 6:52 C - Williams 8-10 6:17 C - Cleveland (Delaney) 9-10 3:12 L - Raposo 9-11 0:37 L - Rai 9-12

Colgate LehighShots 32 39Ground Balls 28 36Faceoffs 12-25 13-25Clears 10-11 12-16Extra-Man Opportunities 1-3 1-4Saves 12 11Turnovers 11 10

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Wittich 3-2, Cleveland 2-0, Wil-liams 2-0, Delaney 1-2, Donato 1-1, Abbadessa 0-1. Lehigh - Raposo 3-0, Weber 3-0, Oppenheimer 2-3, Rai 2-0, Eaton 2-0, Telesco 0-1, Chick 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Marchetto 7, Wittich 3, Foote 3, Delaney 3, Williams 2, Rigo 2, Stouros, Baker, Burke, Blumenburg, Cowan, Hoskinson, Millstone, Orr. Lehigh - Strain 5, Ernst 5, Eidenshink 4, Telesco 3, Chick 3, Raposo 2, Weber 2, Rai 2, Mastroianni 2, Kozel 2, Triolo 2, Bouhall 2, McAdam, Appell.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 12 saves. Lehigh - Sa-wicki 9 GA, 11 saves.

COLGATE 7Hobart 6March 8 -- Boswell Field, Geneva, N.Y.

Colgate 3 1 2 1 -- 7Hobart 1 3 2 0 -- 6

GENEVA, N.Y. -- Colgate’s defense clamped down in the closing crucial minutes and the Raiders outlasted Hobart 7-6 on a Tuesday afternoon. It was another bump-and-grind game between these Central New York foes, who have been meeting in lacrosse for nearly a century. Colgate now has won four of the last five against the Statesmen, but they haven’t come easy. This one followed a familiar script: hard-fought, low-scor-ing, down-to-the-wire. Tyler Rigo tied the game with 10 seconds left in the third quarter when he alertly rebounded and put back his own saved shot. Then Cam Williams scored his second goal of the game midway in the fourth, somehow finding a sliver of daylight to get it past Hobart goalkeeper Jackson Brown. But the Raiders hardly were home free. Hobart gained possession with 5½ remaining and poured shot after shot at the Colgate goal. Raiders keeper Brandon Burke finally found one he could handle right at the 1-minute mark. Colgate played keep-away for the final 60 seconds and walked off with a satisfying third victory of the season. Six different Raiders accounted for Colgate’s seven goals, with Williams the only one to double up. Sam Cleveland scored a goal with two assists for a team-high three points, while Jack Stebbins contributed a goal and an assist. Burke made nine saves and allowed just the six goals, only two of which came in the second half. The Raider de-fense blanked Hobart over the final 20:07. Williams scored his second of the game and sixth of the season near the midway point of the final period, and the Raiders held on from there.

Scoring Summary C-H1st 13:59 C - Wittich 1-0 10:41 H - Darden (Donnelly) extra-man 1-1 1:51 C - Stebbins (Cleveland) 2-1 0:14 C - Williams (Cleveland) 3-12nd 14:01 H - Llewellyn 3-2 9:49 C - Abbadessa (Stebbins) 4-2 6:56 H - Aslanian 4-3 0:10 H - Romm 4-43rd 13:24 C - Cleveland (Foote) 5-4 12:06 H - Brown 5-5 5:07 H - Donnelly (Locke) 5-6 0:10 C - Rigo 6-64th 8:11 C - Williams 7-6

Colgate HobartShots 34 38Ground Balls 25 28Faceoffs 9-17 8-17Clears 15-20 19-23Extra-Man Opportunities 0-1 1-2Saves 9 11Turnovers 14 15

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Williams 2-0, Cleveland 1-2, Stebbins 1-1, Abbadessa 1-0, Wittich 1-0, Rigo 1-0, Foote 0-1. Hobart - Donnelly 1-1, Llewellyn 1-0, Darden 1-0, As-lanian 1-0, Brown 1-0, Romm 1-0, Locke 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Rigo 4, Blumenburg 4, Baker 3, Burke 2, Backe 2, Murphy 2, Orr 2, Stouros, Patterson, Ab-badessa, Wittich, Stebbins, Marchetto. Hobart - Soucy 6, Spallanza 4, Willma 4, Brown 2, Andreen 2, Stefaniak 2, Locke 2, Moore, Llewellyn, Darden, Brown, Hancock, Mur-phy.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 6 GA, 9 saves. Hobart - Brown 7 GA, 11 saves.

2016 Season Review

Boston University 11COLGATE 6March 12 -- Nickerson Field, Boston

Colgate 1 2 2 1 -- 6Boston U. 3 3 2 3 -- 11

BOSTON -- No. 18 Boston University took advantage of first-half perfection in the faceoff-X to defeat Colgate 11-6 in Patriot League action. The Raiders were limited in quality possessions all after-noon. In the opening 30 minutes, BU claimed all 11 faceoffs to go into the locker room leading 6-3. Boston U. finished the game 18-of-21 on faceoffs. Colgate in the second half committed 12 of its 14 turn-overs to tamper any hopes of a comeback. The Raiders were held to just two total shots in the fourth quarter. First-year Colgate attacker Sam Cleveland contributed four points on two goals and two assists. It was Cleveland’s best statistical performance since he had three goals and three assists in the Feb. 20 win over Binghamton. Junior Jack Stebbins also had a two-goal game Saturday to match his career high. Cam Williams and Anthony Ab-badessa chipped in the other two Raider goals. The Raiders were solid on clears, finishing 19-of-20. BU was 16-of-23. Shots favored the Terriers 34-31. Colgate worked up a 13-5 advantage in the third quarter, but then the Raiders were outshot 11-2 over the final 15 minutes. In addition to Stebbins’ two goals, he also set career highs with four caused turnovers and four ground balls. Cleveland is the team leader with eight assists and 17 points. He has nine goals to team leader Wittich’s 10. John Baker (6) and Backe (5) led the Colgate defense with career highs in ground balls.

Scoring Summary C-B1st 7:56 B - Lee 0-1 7:02 B - Wilson 0-2 4:25 C - Williams (Donato) 1-2 3:42 B - Homire (Dearth) 1-32nd 13:14 C - Cleveland 2-3 9:15 B - Dearth (Burr) 2-4 4:38 C - Cleveland 3-4 2:54 B - Dearth 3-5 1:45 B - Burr 3-63rd 12:25 C - Abbadessa (Cleveland) 4-6 11:33 B - Dearth (Wilson) 4-7 10:28 B - Dearth 4-8 4:40 C - Stebbins (Cleveland) 5-84th 11:30 B - Wilson 5-9 5:31 B - Schaal (Wilson) 5-10 4:54 B - Myers 5-11 1:01 C - Stebbins 6-11

Colgate Boston U.Shots 31 34Ground Balls 25 33Faceoffs 3-21 18-21Clears 19-20 16-23Extra-Man Opportunities 0-1 0-0Saves 7 13Turnovers 14 20

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 2-2, Stebbins 2-0, Wil-liams 1-0, Abbadessa 1-0, Donato 0-1. Boston University - Dearth 4-1, Wilson 2-2, Burr 1-1, Schaal 1-0, Homire 1-0, Myers 1-0, Lee 1-0.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Baker 6, Backe 5, Stebbins 4, Burke 3, Abbadessa 2, Cleveland 2, Donato, Patterson, Murphy. Boston University - Talkow 14, Wilson 4, Wozniak 4, Calisto 3, Beall 3, Burr, Dearth, Badgett, Lee, Ruh.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 11 GA, 7 saves. Boston Uni-versity - Carson-Banister 6 GA, 13 saves.

Cornell 6COLGATE 5March 15 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Cornell 0 3 2 1 -- 6Colgate 1 0 2 2 -- 5

HAMILTON -- At the very last breath of another closely contested Central New York rivalry game, Cornell eked out an anguishing 6-5 decision over Colgate. Cornell freshman Zach Ward capped a big day with his second goal of the game – and his career – for the winner just as the final horn sounded. The Raider defense, stellar all afternoon, was closely monitoring Big Red senior scoring leader John Edmonds. But while Colgate held Edmonds without a goal, his second assist of the game found Ward at close range and the rookie didn’t miss. The clock struck triple-zeroes just as the ball was finding the net. Anthony Abbadessa also scored twice for the Raiders, who rallied from a 5-2 deficit late in the third quarter. Ab-badessa had the middle of three Colgate goals that forged a 5-5 tie over the last 8½ minutes. But the Raiders never could re-capture the lead and missed by a tenth of a second forcing overtime against Cor-nell for the second year in a row. Tuesday’s meeting was the 50th in this series and the Big Red won for the 11th straight time and 22nd in the last 23. Last year in Ithaca, Cornell fought off a late Raider rally to prevail 10-9 in overtime. Colgate was looking for its first win over Cornell since 1997 and its first home victory since 1964. Both defenses were rock solid. The Raiders forced 14 Cor-nell turnovers, while the Big Red forced 12. Burke posted a season-high 13 saves and Cornell’s Don-ville had 14. Burke in consecutive games against the Big Red has compiled 29 saves. He had a career-high 16 in last year’s overtime contest.

Scoring Summary Col-Cor1st 10:16 Col - Abbadessa (Wittich) 1-02nd 10:01 Cor - Petterson (Bray) 1-1 3:04 Cor - Poccia (Edmonds) 1-2 1:10 Cor - Bolen 1-33rd 14:07 Col - Donato (Stebbins) 2-3 9:03 Cor - Ward 2-4 7:55 Cor - Bray 2-5 3:39 Col - Rigo 3-54th 11:18 Col - Abbadessa (Delaney) 4-5 8:31 Col - Hoskinson 5-5 0:00 Cor - Ward (Edmonds) 5-6

Colgate CornellShots 29 34Ground Balls 18 24Faceoffs 4-14 10-14Clears 20-21 19-23Extra-Man Opportunities 0-1 0-3Saves 13 14Turnovers 12 14

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Abbadessa 2-0, Donato 1-0, Rigo 1-0, Hoskinson 1-0, Wittich 0-1, Stebbins 0-1, Delaney 0-1. Cornell - Ward 2-0, Bray 1-1, Petterson 1-0, Bolen 1-0, Poc-cia 1-0, Edmonds 0-2.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Stouros 5, Cleveland 3, Burke 3, Abbadessa, Donato, Patterson, Rigo, Backe, Caley, Millstone. Cornell - Peters 5, Massimilian 5, Britton 3, Schattner 2, Flynn 2, Rupp, Edmonds, Matthews, Pulver, Donville, Otterman, Reilly.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 6 GA, 13 saves. Cornell - Donville 5 GA, 14 saves.

Fairfield 12COLGATE 7March 19 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Fairfield 5 3 2 2 -- 12Colgate 1 1 2 3 -- 7

HAMILTON -- Sharpshooting Fairfield used a 7-0 first-half run to build a big early lead and then held off Colgate in a 12-7 decision. The visiting Stags scored eight goals on their first 11 shots and led 8-2 at halftime. Fairfield expanded the mar-gin to 11-4 and 12-5 in the fourth quarter before the Raiders tacked on a couple of closing goals. Colin Burke scored three times and TJ Neubauer twice during Fairfield’s seven-goal run over an 11:51 stretch of the first half. Burke and Neubauer tallied four goals apiece. Six different scorers accounted for Colgate’s seven goals, with rookie Sam Cleveland netting a pair to go with an as-sist. Peter Donato posted a goal and two assists for a match-ing three-point game, while Cam Williams had a goal and an assist. Millstone’s second-quarter assist marked his first colle-giate point in his 40th career game. Collin Orr (6-of-9) and Peter Marchetto (5-of-12) combined to help Colgate post an 11-10 edge in faceoffs. Stebbins with four ground balls and John Baker with two caused turnovers equaled their career highs. Stags attackman Burke with his four-goal performance has 11 in his last three games; Neubauer in addition to his four goals had a game-high five ground balls.

Scoring Summary C-F1st 12:08 C - Donato 1-0 8:37 F - Horning (Guidarelli) 1-1 6:52 F - Burke 1-2 5:21 F - Fleming 1-3 4:27 F - Burke 1-4 0:09 F - Neubauer (Schnider) 1-52nd 14:08 F - Neubauer (Schnider) extra-man 1-6 11:46 F - Burke 1-7 9:37 C - Cleveland (Millstone) 2-7 8:37 F - Murray (Horning) 2-83rd 13:59 C - Wittich (Donato) 3-8 10:13 F - Borda 3-9 4:13 C - Williams (Cleveland) extra-man 4-9 0:04 F - Burke (Horning) 4-104th 5:44 F - Neubauer (Horning) 4-11 5:18 C - Stebbins (Donato) 5-11 4:31 F - Neubauer (Burke) extra-man 5-12 3:24 C - Cleveland (Williams) 6-12 0:49 C - Abbadessa (Rigo) 7-12

Colgate FairfieldShots 36 30Ground Balls 20 26Faceoffs 11-21 10-21Clears 16-17 15-17Extra-Man Opportunities 1-2 2-3Saves 9 10Turnovers 10 12

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 2-1, Donato 1-2, Wil-liams 1-1, Abbadessa 1-0, Wittich 1-0, Stebbins 1-0, Rigo 0-1, Millstone 0-1. Fairfield - Burke 4-1, Neubauer 4-0, Horning 1-3, Murray 1-0, Borda 1-0, Fleming 1-0, Schnider 0-2, Guidarelli 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Stebbins 4, Burke 3, Baker 2, Blu-menburg 2, Marchetto 2, Orr 2, Williams, Stouros, Backe, Murphy, Caley. Fairfield - Neubauer 5, Behring 4, Horning 3, Fox 2, Guidarelli 2, Dalton 2, Rodrigues, Eidenshink, Wil-liamson, Walsh, Knostman, DeLasho, Murphy, Antell.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 9 saves. Fairfield - Behring 7 GA, 10 saves.

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Army 11COLGATE 7March 26 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Fairfield 5 2 3 1 -- 11Colgate 1 1 1 4 -- 7

HAMILTON -- Tyler Rigo earned his first start of the sea-son and netted his first career hat trick, but it wasn’t enough as Army West Point held on for an 11-7 decision. Army led 7-2 at the half and 10-2 just past the midway point of the third quarter before Rigo tried to spark a Col-gate comeback. The senior midfielder overlapped the third and fourth quarters with a pair of goals and then assisted on Anthony Abbadessa’s tally with 6:32 left. Chase Wittich added back-to-back goals to narrow the Army lead to 10-7 before Black Knights attackman Cole Johnson capped a seven-point day with his fourth goal. Sam Cleveland scored the other Raider goal with a first-quarter strike on a man advantage. Rigo drawing the assignment in midfield was the first al-teration to Colgate’s starting lineup all season. Rigo’s previ-ous goal-scoring high was two on three occasions; his previ-ous point-scoring high also was two. John Baker continued his solid defensive work with three ground balls and a caused turnover. Leo Stouros contribut-ed two ground balls and a caused turnover. Army opened the game with four straight goals and then put together a 5-0 run in the middle portion to lead 10-2 late into the third quarter. Army entered the game ranked 16th and 18th nationally in the major polls. Colgate’s seven turnovers were a season low.

Scoring Summary C-A1st 12:49 A - Jones (Johnson) 0-1 11:42 A - Glesener (Johnson) extra-man 0-2 10:42 A - Littlejohn (Glesener) 0-3 7:18 A - Cook (Poulos) 0-4 5:13 C - Cleveland (Abbadessa) extra-man 1-4 0:02 A - Moore (Mullins) 1-52nd 14:29 C - Rigo 2-5 9:17 A - Glancy (Johnson) 2-6 6:47 A - Glancy (Moore) 2-73rd 12:49 A - Moore (Johnson) 2-8 7:04 A - Johnson 2-9 6:36 A - Johnson 2-10 1:19 C - Rigo 3-104th 9:56 C - Rigo 4-10 6:32 C - Abbadessa (Rigo) 5-10 5:45 C - Wittich 6-10 3:13 C - Wittich (Williams) 7-10 2:07 A - Johnson 7-11

Colgate ArmyShots 34 40Ground Balls 23 30Faceoffs 9-21 12-21Clears 15-16 16-17Extra-Man Opportunities 1-3 1-2Saves 11 11Turnovers 7 7

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Rigo 3-1, Wittich 2-0, Abbades-sa 1-1, Cleveland 1-0, Williams 0-1. Army - Johnson 3-4, Moore 2-1, Glancy 2-0, Glesener 1-1, Jones 1-0, Cook 1-0, Littlejohn 1-0, Mullins 0-1, Poulos 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Baker 3, Marchetto 3, Wittich 2, Williams 2, Stouros 2, Burke 2, Orr 2, Abbadessa, Donato, Patterson, Adams, Murphy, Foote, Blumenberg. Army - Daly 7, Grabher 5, Johnson 3, Barretto 3, Schultz 2, Kreig 2, Jones, Klipstein, Coll, DeSanti, Surdick, Poulos, Canara, MacAfee.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 11 GA, 11 saves. Army - Bar-retto 7 GA, 11 saves.

Loyola 12COLGATE 4April 3 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Loyola 3 2 5 2 -- 12Colgate 1 1 1 1 -- 4

HAMILTON -- The Colgate offense found tough sledding and dropped a 12-4 decision to No. 14/16 Loyola on a cold and snowy afternoon. The Raiders were limited to just one goal in each of the four periods, while Loyola scored five times in the third peri-od to break open a close game. The Greyhounds in the third quarter outshot Colgate 17-1 and turned a 5-2 halftime lead into a 10-3 advantage heading to the fourth. Colgate scored on its only shot attempt of the third quar-ter when Tyler Rigo found the net for his fourth goal in the last two games. Other Raider goals came off the sticks of Sam Cleveland, Cam Williams and Joe Delaney. The lone Colgate assist went to Duncan Hoskinson on the Williams man-up goal early in the second quarter that narrowed Loyola’s lead to 3-2. The teams committed five turnovers apiece in the first quarter, when conditions were the worst. The Raiders forced 15 Loyola miscues and committed only 12. Anthony Abbadessa picked up a career-high five ground balls in the slippery conditions, while John Baker caused a pair of turnovers. In addition to Abbadessa, Rigo picked up three ground balls to just miss his career high. Burke had three, Baker two, Chandler Millstone two (season high), Jackson Patterson two (tied career high) and Kevin Adams two (career high). Brandon Burke turned in 12 saves against the 47-shot Loyola attack.

Scoring Summary C-L1st 13:05 L - Albrecht 0-1 10:41 L - Spencer 0-2 9:38 L - Sirico (Sherlock) 0-3 8:42 C - Cleveland 1-32nd 12:22 C - Williams (Hoskinson) extra-man 2-3 8:34 L - Sherlock 2-4 1:04 L - Sirico (Spencer) 2-53rd 9:27 L - Sirico 2-6 7:47 C - Rigo 3-6 7:36 L - Davliakos (Germershausen) 3-7 6:22 L - Spencer 3-8 4:15 L - Spencer (Germershausen) extra-man 3-9 2:27 L - Dennis 3-104th 7:05 C - Delaney 4-10 3:32 L - Sherlock (Chase) 4-11 2:37 L - Spencer 4-12

Colgate LoyolaShots 26 47Ground Balls 23 36Faceoffs 4-19 15-19Clears 15-17 15-17Extra-Man Opportunities 1-3 1-5Saves 12 10Turnovers 12 15

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Cleveland 1-0, Williams 1-0, Rigo 1-0, Delaney 1-0, Hoskinson 0-1. Loyola - Spencer 4-1, Siri-co 3-0, Sherlock 2-1, Dennis 1-0, ALbrecht 1-0, Davliakos 1-0, Germershausen 0-2, Chase 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Abbadessa 5, Rigo 3, Burke 3, Patterson 2, Baker 2, Adams 2, Millstone 2, Cleveland, Murphy, Marchetto, Delaney. Loyola - Savio 7, Carrigan 5, Begley 4, Spencer 3, Fournier 3, Sirico 2, Sherlock 2, Stover 2, Kutzer 2, Orefice 2, Albrecht, Manning, Herreweyers, Mintzlaff.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 12 saves. Loyola - Stover 4 GA, 10 saves.

Navy 16COLGATE 9April 9 -- Navy-MC Stad., Annapolis, Md.

Colgate 2 1 4 2 -- 9Navy 4 4 4 4 -- 16

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Colgate jumped to an early 2-0 lead but No. 9/10 Navy displayed its first-place credentials in a 16-9 result. Jack Stebbins netted his first career hat trick for the Raiders, who had their best scoring output in more than a month. Colgate put nine goals on the board but couldn’t slow down a Navy offense that scored four goals in each of the four quarters. Tyler Rigo and Anthony Abbadessa tallied two goals apiece for the Raiders. Robby Dunigan made the most of his first career start with a goal just 2½ minutes in, and the junior added a pair of assists for his first multi-point game. After Dunigan’s opener, Duncan Hoskinson scored with 10:53 left in the first to extend Colgate’s early advantage to 2-0. Navy scored four straight to take a 4-2 lead and then earned the break of the game when Rigo’s apparent goal 0.7 seconds before the first-quarter horn was disallowed for a crease violation. The CBS Sports Network replay didn’t back up the call, but the ruling stood.

Scoring Summary C-N1st 12:26 C - Dunigan (Williams) 1-0 10:53 C - Hoskinson (Dunigan) 2-0 9:04 N - Torain 2-1 5:02 N - Keena 2-2 2:43 N - Rees (Ray) 2-3 1:57 N - Rees (Keena) extra-man 2-42nd 14:34 N - Rees (Ray) extra-man 2-5 13:58 N - Ray (Rees) extra-man 2-6 13:49 N - Rees 2-7 10:42 N - Ray 2-8 4:48 C - Stebbins 3-83rd 14:39 N - Dove 3-9 14:12 N - Trainer 3-10 11:25 N - Keena 3-11 10:59 N - Plumer (Ray) 3-12 9:25 C - Rigo (Dunigan) 4-12 5:20 C - Abbadessa 5-12 4:36 C - Stebbins 6-12 1:10 C - Abbadessa (Cleveland) extra-man 7-124th 12:52 N - Torain 7-13 12:24 N - Hanzsche (Ray) 7-14 11:25 C - Stebbins (Williams) 8-14 10:09 N - Hanzsche 8-15 1:26 N - Hanzsche 8-16 0:13 C - Rigo (Cleveland) 9-16

Colgate NavyShots 30 43Ground Balls 23 39Faceoffs 8-26 18-26Clears 17-19 16-18Extra-Man Opportunities 1-3 3-4Saves 10 10Turnovers 14 14

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Stebbins 3-0, Abbadessa 2-0, Rigo 2-0, Dunigan 1-2, Hoskinson 1-0, Cleveland 0-2, Wil-liams 0-2. Navy - Rees 3-1, Hanzsche 3-0, Ray 2-4, Keena 2-1, Torain 2-0, Plumer 1-0, Rees 1-0, Trainor 1-0, Dove 1-0.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Stouros 6, Murphy 3, Cleveland 2, Dunigan 2, Donato 2, Backe 2, Abbadessa, Williams, Rigo, Baker, Foote, Stebbins. Navy - Dove 11, Rees 6, Connors 5, Fennell 5, Keena 3, Torain 3, Plumer 3, Ray, Godino, Trainor.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 15 GA, 10 saves; Danehy 1 GA. Navy - Connors 9 GA, 10 saves.

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Holy Cross 12COLGATE 6April 16 -- Crown Field, Hamilton

Holy Cross 3 1 6 2 -- 12Colgate 2 1 2 1 -- 6

HAMILTON -- Tyler Rigo scored twice to continue his late-season surge, but Holy Cross put a damper on Senior Day with a 12-6 decision over Colgate. The Crusaders poured in six goals during the decisive third quarter, turning a 4-3 halftime edge into a 10-5 advan-tage entering the final period. Holy Cross outshot Colgate 17-6 in the third quarter and 30-12 for the second half to help prevent a Raider comeback. Rigo scored both of his goals in the second half, giving the senior captain seven goals in his last four games. The Raiders had their best game of the season at the faceoff-X, winning 15 of 21 draws. Collin Orr captured 10 of his 14 chances and Peter Marchetto five of seven. Other goals for Colgate went to Anthony Abbadessa, Cam Williams, Peter Donato and Joe Delaney. Abbadessa added two assists for a three-point game. Orr upped his faceoff percentage by 34 points to .474 after winning 15 of 21 attempts. The sophomore also set a career high with seven ground balls. Marchetto had four ground balls thanks to his 5-of-7 ef-fort on faceoffs. John Baker, Connor Murphy and Chandler Millstone were credited with caused turnovers, and Jake Danehy made his second appearance of the season in goal, holding the Crusaders scoreless the final 6:42.

Scoring Summary C-H1st 14:14 C - Abbadessa 1-0 9:52 H - Buermann 1-1 8:28 H - Wilkinson 1-2 6:35 H - Fischetti 1-3 2:56 C - Donato (Abbadessa) 2-32nd 14:12 C - Williams 3-3 5:38 H - Sofield 3-43rd 13:56 H - Vogel 3-5 13:44 H - Reilly 3-6 13:11 C - Rigo (Abbadessa) 4-6 11:56 H - Buermann 4-7 7:53 H - Ortlieb 4-8 7:12 C - Delaney (Donato) extra-man 5-8 5:07 H - Vogel (Kirkpatrick) 5-9 3:25 H - Sofield 5-104th 12:14 H - Vogel 5-11 6:42 H - Vogel 5-12 4:00 C - Rigo 6-12

Colgate Holy CrShots 26 49Ground Balls 27 31Faceoffs 15-21 6-21Clears 11-14 17-17Extra-Man Opportunities 1-4 0-3Saves 9 10Turnovers 13 10

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Rigo 2-0, Abbadessa 1-2, Donato 1-1, Williams 1-0, Delaney 1-0. Holy Cross - Vogel 4-0, So-field 2-0, Buermann 2-0, Wilkinson 1-0, J.Ortlieb 1-0, Fisch-etti 1-0, Reilly 1-0.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Orr 7, Burke 4, Marchetto 4, Murphy 3, Stouros 2, Cleveland, Dunigan, Donato, Baker, Stebbins, Danehy, Hoskinson. Holy Cross - J.Ortlieb 5, Wilkinson 4, Sheehan 4, Greiwe 3, Vogel 2, McGovern 2, Lilly 2, Reilly 2, Urquhart 2, Gaudreau, M.Ortleib, Coan, Buermann, McGonigle.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 12 GA, 8 saves; Danehy 1 save. Holy Cross - M.Ortleib 6 GA, 10 saves.

COLGATE 14Lafayette 9April 22 -- Fisher Stadium, Easton, Pa.

Colgate 6 4 1 3 -- 14Lafayette 1 3 4 1 -- 9

EASTON, Pa. -- Colgate took out 45 days of frustration on Lafayette and Joe Delaney scored five goals in his first col-legiate start to spark a 14-9 victory. The Raiders won for the second time in conference play and the first time overall since defeating Hobart back on March 8. Colgate also scored a season-high 14 goals, reach-ing double-figures for the first time since February. Colgate’s first half was a thing of beauty on both sides of the ball. The Raiders put a season-high six goals on the board in the opening quarter, jumped in front 9-2 in the sec-ond and led 10-4 by the break. Many of those goals followed failed Lafayette clears as Colgate was pressuring end to end. Head coach Mike Murphy specifically hailed the effort not only of Delaney but also of Robby Dunigan, who scored two goals and caused three turnovers as the Raiders limited Lafayette to just 7-of-17 on clears for the game. Delaney’s five goals were a Colgate high for the season. The sophomore upped his career total from four goals to nine, all this season. Tyler Rigo and Sam Cleveland joined Dunigan with two-goal games.

Scoring Summary C-L1st 11:32 C - Hoskinson 1-0 9:46 C - Delaney 2-0 6:35 C - Rigo 3-0 5:12 C - Cleveland 4-0 2:48 L - Close 4-1 0:56 C - Delaney (Millstone) 5-1 0:08 C - Rigo (Donato) 6-12nd 14:07 C - Delaney 7-1 13:15 C - Dunigan (Cleveland) 8-1 11:03 L - Confalone 8-2 9:45 C - Delaney 9-2 6:43 L - Joseph (Close) 9-3 5:29 L - Lewis 9-4 4:46 C - Cleveland (Millstone) 10-43rd 13:56 L - Joseph (Lewis) extra-man 10-5 12:34 L - Confalone 10-6 9:47 L - Close 10-7 2:57 C - Stebbins 11-7 0:51 L - Smith (Walters) extra-man 11-84th 12:32 C - Delaney (Rigo) 12-8 11:22 C - Donato 13-8 6:08 C - Dunigan (Cleveland) 14-8 3:10 L - Lewis (McCarthy) 14-9

Colgate LafayetteShots 38 25Ground Balls 33 26Faceoffs 11-26 15-26Clears 14-15 7-17Extra-Man Opportunities 0-3 2-3Saves 8 12Turnovers 9 19

Goals-Assists: Colgate - Delaney 5-0, Cleveland 2-2, Rigo 2-1, Dunigan 2-0, Donato 1-1, Stebbins 1-0, Hoskinson 1-0, Millstone 0-2. Lafayette - Lewis 2-1, Close 2-1, Joseph 2-0, Confalone 2-0, Smith 1-0, Walters 0-1, McCarthy 0-1.

Ground Balls: Colgate - Burke 5, Blumenberg 5, Cleve-land 4, Delaney 4, Dunigan 3, Backe 3, Murphy 2, Stouros 2, Marchetto 2, Stebbins, Hoskinson, Millstone. Lafayette - Sullivan 5, Anastos 4, Gallagher 3, Lewis 2, Cannon 2, McCarthy 2, Broeckaert 2, Cloud 2, Close, Walters, Joseph, Andrews.

Goalkeepers: Colgate - Burke 9 GA, 8 saves; Danehy 0 GA. Lafayette - Anastos 14 GA, 12 saves; Falcone 0 GA.

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2016 Patriot League StatisticsThe Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse

Colgate Combined Team StatisticsConference games (as of Apr 23, 2016)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 2-6 1-3 1-3 0-0CONFERENCE 2-6 1-3 1-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.* Feb 27 #20 BUCKNELL Wot 11-10 442* Mar 05 at Lehigh L 9-12 615* Mar 12 at #18 Boston University L 6-11 724* Mar 26 #16 ARMY L 7-11 442* Apr 03 #14 LOYOLA L 4-12 276* Apr 09 at #9 Navy L 9-16 3189* Apr 16 HOLY CROSS L 6-12 444* Apr 22 at Lafayette W 14-9 312

TEAM STATISTICS COLGATE OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 66-264 93-308 Goals scored per game 8.25 11.62 Shot pct. . 2 5 0 . 3 0 2 Shots on goal-Attempts 160-264 172-308 SOG pct. . 6 0 6 . 5 5 8 S h o t s / G a m e 33.0 38.5 A s s i s t s 34 38MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 5-24 8-22 Conversion Percent . 2 0 8 . 3 6 4GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 66 93 M a n - u p 5 8 M a n - d o w n 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 32 55 O v e r t i m e 1 0 Goals scored average 8.22 11.58GROUND BALLS 213 257TURNOVERS 92 111CAUSED TURNOVERS 49 49FACEOFFS (W-L) 75-184 109-184 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 4 0 8 . 5 9 2CLEARS 118-132 112-146 Clear Pct. . 8 9 4 . 7 6 7PENALTIES N u m b e r 25 25 M i n u t e s 19:30 20:30ATTENDANCE T o t a l 1604 4840 Dates/Avg Per Date 4/401 4/1210 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Up Dn GB Faceoff2 Rigo, Tyler 8 10 3 13 22 0 0 7 0-06 Abbadessa, Anthony 7 9 4 13 34 1 0 12 0-034 Delaney, Joe 8 9 3 12 23 1 0 8 0-018 Cleveland, Sam 8 8 7 15 44 2 0 15 0-09 Wittich, Chase 5 7 2 9 11 0 0 5 0-021 Stebbins, Jack 8 7 0 7 16 0 0 8 0-01 Williams, Cam 8 5 4 9 26 1 0 5 0-024 Dunigan, Robby 4 3 2 5 5 0 0 6 0-038 Hoskinson, Dunca 8 3 1 4 27 0 0 3 0-015 Donato, Peter 8 3 5 8 25 0 0 5 0-011 Foote, Eric 7 2 1 3 12 0 0 6 0-044 Millstone, Chandle 8 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 0-049 Orr, Collin 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 37-813 Backe, Strecker 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 10 2-1431 Caley, Ryan 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-050 Cooper, Lucas 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-229 Danehy, Jake 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-040 Kane, Matt 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-025 LaCrosse, Danny 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-04 Schmarak, Tyler 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-033 DeLorenzo, Nicco 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-030 Marchetto, Peter 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 17 31-7228 Cowan, Chase 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-023 Baker, John 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0-022 Blumenberg, Will 8 0 0 0 3 0 0 10 0-019 Patterson, Jackson 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0-013 Stouros, Leo 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0-08 Murphy, Connor 8 0 0 0 3 0 0 15 5-157 Adams, Kevin 4 0 0 0 5 0 0 4 0-05 Burke, Brandon 8 0 0 0 4 0 0 20 0-026 Donovan, Matt 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-0

Total 8 66 34 100 264 5 0 213 75-184Opponents 8 93 38 131 308 8 0 257 109-184

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T29 Danehy, Jake 3 9:10 1 6.55 1 . 5 0 0 0-0-05 Burke, Brandon 8 472:36 92 11.68 78 . 4 5 9 2-6-0

Total 8 481:46 93 11.58 79 . 4 5 9 2-6-0Opponents 8 481:46 66 8.22 94 . 5 8 7 6-2-0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 16 15 19 15 1 66Opponents 27 19 29 18 0 93

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 22 19 22 16 0 79Opponents 24 23 23 24 0 94

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 63 71 61 67 2 264Opponents 82 73 87 66 0 308

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 40 38 42 39 1 160Opponents 49 38 51 34 0 172

2016 OVERALL STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBook For LacrosseColgate Combined Team Statistics

All games (as of Apr 23, 2016)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 4-9 2-5 2-4 0-0CONFERENCE 2-6 1-3 1-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 2-3 1-2 1-1 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.Feb 14 at Michigan L 8-9 1113Feb 20 BINGHAMTON W 11-4 310

* Feb 27 #20 BUCKNELL Wot 11-10 442* Mar 05 at Lehigh L 9-12 615

Mar 08 at Hobart W 7-6 400* Mar 12 at #18 Boston University L 6-11 724

Mar 15 CORNELL L 5-6 293Mar 19 FAIRFIELD L 7-12 312

* Mar 26 #16 ARMY L 7-11 442* Apr 03 #14 LOYOLA L 4-12 276* Apr 09 at #9 Navy L 9-16 3189* Apr 16 HOLY CROSS L 6-12 444* Apr 22 at Lafayette W 14-9 312

TEAM STATISTICS COLGATE OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 104-440 130-470 Goals scored per game 8.00 10.00 Shot pct. . 2 3 6 . 2 7 7 Shots on goal-Attempts 257-440 257-470 SOG pct. . 5 8 4 . 5 4 7 S h o t s / G a m e 33.8 36.2 A s s i s t s 58 56MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 7-35 13-36 Conversion Percent . 2 0 0 . 3 6 1GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 104 130 M a n - u p 7 13 M a n - d o w n 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 46 74 O v e r t i m e 1 0 Goals scored average 7.98 9.98GROUND BALLS 317 386TURNOVERS 154 180CAUSED TURNOVERS 73 85FACEOFFS (W-L) 113-274 161-274 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 4 1 2 . 5 8 8CLEARS 197-223 194-246 Clear Pct. . 8 8 3 . 7 8 9PENALTIES N u m b e r 39 37 M i n u t e s 30:30 29:30ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2519 6353 Dates/Avg Per Date 7/360 6/1059 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Up Dn GB Faceoff18 Cleveland, Sam 13 15 13 28 83 2 0 21 0-06 Abbadessa, Anthony 12 15 5 20 55 1 0 14 0-02 Rigo, Tyler 13 13 4 17 41 0 0 13 0-09 Wittich, Chase 10 13 3 16 20 0 0 6 0-021 Stebbins, Jack 13 10 2 12 25 0 0 16 0-01 Williams, Cam 13 10 5 15 44 2 0 7 0-034 Delaney, Joe 13 9 4 13 31 1 0 8 0-015 Donato, Peter 13 7 11 18 44 0 0 9 0-011 Foote, Eric 12 5 3 8 29 1 0 8 0-038 Hoskinson, Dunca 13 4 2 6 38 0 0 5 0-024 Dunigan, Robby 4 3 2 5 5 0 0 6 0-04 Schmarak, Tyler 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-033 DeLorenzo, Nicco 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-030 Marchetto, Peter 13 0 0 0 2 0 0 23 48-11628 Cowan, Chase 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-023 Baker, John 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0-022 Blumenberg, Will 13 0 1 1 3 0 0 19 0-019 Patterson, Jackson 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0-013 Stouros, Leo 13 0 0 0 1 0 0 26 0-08 Murphy, Connor 13 0 0 0 5 0 0 24 5-167 Adams, Kevin 8 0 0 0 5 0 0 4 0-029 Danehy, Jake 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-05 Burke, Brandon 13 0 0 0 6 0 0 32 0-025 LaCrosse, Danny 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-026 Donovan, Matt 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-050 Cooper, Lucas 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-231 Caley, Ryan 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-044 Millstone, Chandle 11 0 3 3 0 0 0 5 0-045 Mette, Will 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-040 Kane, Matt 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-016 Aicher, Andrew 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-049 Orr, Collin 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 58-12636 Whelan, Colin 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-03 Backe, Strecker 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 14 2-14

Total 13 104 58 162 440 7 0 317 113-274Opponents 13 130 56 186 470 13 0 386 161-274

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T29 Danehy, Jake 3 9:10 1 6.55 1 . 5 0 0 0-0-05 Burke, Brandon 13 772:36 129 10.02 126 . 4 9 4 4-9-0

Total 13 781:46 130 9.98 127 . 4 9 4 4-9-0Opponents 13 781:46 104 7.98 153 . 5 9 5 9-4-0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 25 23 30 25 1 104Opponents 37 34 37 22 0 130

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 31 30 36 30 0 127Opponents 36 35 44 38 0 153

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 104 110 114 110 2 440Opponents 117 114 134 105 0 470

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 61 58 74 63 1 257Opponents 68 64 73 52 0 257

2016 OVERALL STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBook For LacrosseColgate Overall Individual Statistics

All games (as of Apr 23, 2016)

Overall: 4-9 Conf: 2-6 Home: 2-5 Away: 2-4 Neut: 0-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min6 Abbadessa, Anthony 12-12 15 5 20 55 . 2 7 3 37 . 6 7 3 1 0 14 11 0 - - -18 Cleveland, Sam 13-13 15 13 28 83 . 1 8 1 40 . 4 8 2 2 0 21 20 7 - - 5-3.59 Wittich, Chase 10-10 13 3 16 20 . 6 5 0 16 . 8 0 0 0 0 6 11 0 - - -2 Rigo, Tyler 13-5 13 4 17 41 . 3 1 7 28 . 6 8 3 0 0 13 17 1 - - 1-1.01 Williams, Cam 13-12 10 5 15 44 . 2 2 7 25 . 5 6 8 2 0 7 6 0 - - 2-1.521 Stebbins, Jack 13-1 10 2 12 25 . 4 0 0 20 . 8 0 0 0 0 16 8 6 - - 1-0.534 Delaney, Joe 13-1 9 4 13 31 . 2 9 0 22 . 7 1 0 1 0 8 8 1 - - 2-1.015 Donato, Peter 13-13 7 11 18 44 . 1 5 9 24 . 5 4 5 0 0 9 9 0 - - 1-0.511 Foote, Eric 12-8 5 3 8 29 . 1 7 2 14 . 4 8 3 1 0 8 8 1 - - 1-1.038 Hoskinson, Duncan 13-0 4 2 6 38 . 1 0 5 17 . 4 4 7 0 0 5 7 0 - - -24 Dunigan, Robby 4-3 3 2 5 5 . 6 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 0 0 6 1 4 - - -36 Whelan, Colin 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -49 Orr, Collin 13-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 22 5 1 58-126 . 4 6 0 1-1.016 Aicher, Andrew 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -40 Kane, Matt 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -45 Mette, Will 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -44 Millstone, Chandler 11-0 0 3 3 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 6 - - 6-4.53 Backe, Strecker 10-0 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 14 6 3 2-14 . 1 4 3 3-2.531 Caley, Ryan 7-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 - - -50 Cooper, Lucas 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 -29 Danehy, Jake 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -25 LaCrosse, Danny 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -4 Schmarak, Tyler 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -33 DeLorenzo, Nicco 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -30 Marchetto, Peter 13-0 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 23 5 0 48-116 . 4 1 4 2-1.028 Cowan, Chase 12-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 - - -23 Baker, John 12-12 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 23 6 7 - - 4-3.522 Blumenberg, Will 13-0 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 19 3 2 - - -19 Patterson, Jackson 13-13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 3 - - 4-3.513 Stouros, Leo 13-13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 26 3 9 - - 2-1.58 Murphy, Connor 13-1 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 24 1 11 5-16 . 3 1 2 3-3.07 Adams, Kevin 8-0 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 4 . 8 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 - - -5 Burke, Brandon 13-13 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 32 7 4 - - 1-1.026 Donovan, Matt 1-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

Total 13 104 58 162 440 . 2 3 6 257 . 5 8 4 7 0 317 154 73 113-274 . 4 1 2 39-30.5Opponents 13 130 56 186 470 . 2 7 7 257 . 5 4 7 13 0 386 180 85 161-274 . 5 8 8 37-29.5

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced29 Danehy, Jake 3-0 9:10 1 6.55 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 65 Burke, Brandon 13-13 772:36 129 10.02 126 . 4 9 4 4 9 0 464

Total 13 781:46 130 9.98 127 . 4 9 4 4 9 0 470Opponents 13 781:46 104 7.98 153 . 5 9 5 9 4 0 440

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 25 23 30 25 1 104Opponents 37 34 37 22 0 130

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 104 110 114 110 2 440Opponents 117 114 134 105 0 470

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 61 58 74 63 1 257Opponents 68 64 73 52 0 257

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColgate 31 30 36 30 0 127Opponents 36 35 44 38 0 153

Attendance Summary COLGATE OpponentTotal 2519 6353Dates/Avg Per Date 7/360 6/1059Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

CLEARS: Colgate -- 197-223 .883, Opponents -- 194-246 .789.MAN-UP OPPS: Colgate -- 7-35 .200, Opponents -- 13-36 .361.