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2017 MEDIA GUIDE

Cell Phone: 740-877-1734E-Mail: [email protected]

K a l e y R e n t z

Ryan Chenault........Team PresidentKaley Rentz….............Director of Communication and Public RelationsBrian Ciccone…........V.P of Marketing and Corporate PartnershipBear Davis….................V.P of Community RelationsJulianne Noll..............Director of Ticketing Sales and Operations

FRONT OFFICE STAFF

Bear Davis………........Head Coach and General ManagerDarryl Delia…………….Offensive CoordinatorNat St. Laurent…….Defensive CoordinatorEric O’Brien.......Faceoff Specialist and Assistant Coach

Ohio Machine Lacrosse Contact....................................Kaley Rentz Cell Phone.......................................................740-877-1734 Email............................ [email protected] Address..............................................................3811 Attucks Drive Powell, Ohio 43065

Location................................................................Obetz, Ohio Founded..................................................................................2012Nickname...........................................................................SheensColors...............................Carolina Blue, Red and White

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Ohio Machine Lacrosse HistoryAll Time Record…………………………………....29-41All Stars……………………………………………………… 26Longest Home Win Streak…............(2014, 5)Longest Win Streak……………………………(2014, 5)League MVP……………………………………………. 1(2016)Offensive Player of the Week………. 7Defensive Player of the Week……… 10Rookie of the Week……………………………..4All MLL Team…………………………………………….4Tewaaraton Winners……………………………4Team USA Members……………………………5Team Canada Members……………………1BudLight Player of the Game………..4Coca-Cola Player of the Game………11

2016 In ReviewOverall Record.............................................8-6Lost in Championship Game to the Denver Outlaws

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CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Season long credentials are issued in April; game-by-game credentials must be requested before 5p.m. on the Wednes-day prior to each home game. All credential requests must be submitted to Kaley Rentz at [email protected] or 740-877-1734.

Media wishing to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio Machine should contact Kaley Rentz. Please call at least one day in advance.

Please direct all road requests for Machine road games to the host teams media contact.

Weekly Release

The weekly release, which included notes and stastics, is available each week on the official Ohio Machine website: theohiomachine.com.

Media Game services

Game notes and starting lineups will be made available to the media prior to each game. Scoring summaries will be distrib-uted to the media about 10 minutes following the game. Any additional requests should be directed to Kaley Rentz.

Radio and TV broadcasts Members of the media wishing to broadcast Ohio Machine games should contact Kaley Rentz at least 48 hours prior to the date

Post Game porcedures

Interviews will begin approximately 10 minutes after the game ends. There is no formal press conference; interviews will be held on the field or by the team lockerrooms. A member of the Ohio Machine will assist with interviews. Please inform a member of the athletics communications office of any specific requests.

Photo requests

All still photography requests of Ohio Machine plaeyers and coaches must be emailed to Kaley Rentz ([email protected]).

The Ohio Machine Online Theohiomachine.comis the official website of the Ohio Machine Lacrosse team. A wide variety of information can be found on the site, including links to all gameday and player information. Accessible on the Ohio Machine page are complte season stastics for both team and individuals, career statistics for current Machine members, game recaps and box scores and weekly and special releases. The team also has a facebook page (facebook.com/theohiomachine), a twitter (twitter.com/machinemll) and an instagram feed (instagram.com/ma-chinemll).

Video Services For all information reguarding video services and game foot-age (if available), contact Kaley Rentz.

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Ohio Machine Team Guide

APR 22 AT ATLANTA 29 AT CHARLOTTE MAY 6 ROCHESTER 20 CHARLOTTE 27 FLORIDA JUN 2 AT CHESAPEAKE 10 BOSTON 22 AT BOSTON 24 CHESAPEAKE 29 AT NEW YORK JUL 8 ALL STAR GAME 15 DENVER 23 AT DENVER 29 NEW YORK AUG 5 AT ROCHESTER

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2017 ROSTERNo. Name Ht. Wt. College#23 Dominique Alexander 6'2" 215 The Ohio State University#15 Peter Baum 6'1" 197 University of Colgate#3 Jake Bernhardt 6'0" 190 University of Maryland#35 Kyle Bernlohr 5'10" 160 University of Maryland#13 Mike Birney 6'1" 200 Detroit Mercy University#41 Mark Cockerton 5'10" 185 University of Virginia#55 Bryan Cole 6'3" 190 University of Maryland#29 Kevin Cunningham 5'11" 165 Villanova University#28 Derek DeJoe 6'1" 210 Syracuse University#0 David DiMaria 6'1” 196 Lehigh University #24 John Grant Jr. 6'2" 224 University of Delaware#7 Will Haas 6'5" 200 Bellarmine University#40 Pat Harbeson 5'7" 170 University of Virginia#18 Kyle Harrison 6'0" 194 Johns Hopkins University#1 Marcus Holman 5'11" 180 University of North Carolina#16 Ryan Hunter 5'9" 190 The Ohio State University#25 Brian Karalunas 6'0" 185 Villanova University#6 Patrick Kelly 5'11" 185 University of North Carolina#22 Brandon Mangan 6'2" 185 Yale University #33 Joe McCallion 5'11" 205 University of Pennsylvania#11 Matt McMahon 6'4" 225 University of Pennsylvania#88 Mike Messenger 6'2" 203 Limestone College#30 Michael Noone 6'3" 205 Lehigh University#10 Eric O'Brien 6"3" 220 The Ohio State University#17 Jackson Place 5'11" 185 Bucknell University#92 Greg Puskuldjian 5'11" 205 Adelphi University#14 Michaedl Quinn 6'2" 195 Yale University #42 Scott Rodgers 6'4" 265 Notre Dame University#4 Mike Rooney 5'9" 175 Stony Brook University#26 Tom Schreiber 6'0" 190 Princeton University#20 Logan Schuss 6'0" 210 The Ohio State University#8 Andrew Sellers 5'10" 190 Salisbury University #6 Steele Stanwick 5'10" 190 University of Virginia#12 Steven Waldeck 6'0" 210 Stony Brook University#77 Reid Weber 6'0" 190 Lehigh University #2 Lance Yapor 5'11" 185 Hofstra University

Pronouncation GuideJake Bernhardt: BERN-HARTKyle Bernlohr: BERN-LorMike Birney: BERN-EEDavid DiMaria: DEE-Maria Will Haas: H-AA-SPat Harbeson HARB-Eh-SONMike Messenger MESS-ing-erMichael Noone Noon Greg Puskuldjian PU-SKULL-GIN Tom Schreiber SCH-I-BER


Coaching Staff Bear Davis.....................Head Coach Darryl Delia.................Offensive Coordinator Nat St. Laurent.........Defensive Coordinator Dom Marzano..........Special Events Coordinator Bill Wolford................Special Advisor

HEAD COACH BEAR DAVIS

Bear Davis completed his fourth season as head coach for the Ohio Machine in 2016. He took over the program in June 24, 2013, after spending the majority of his coaching career in collegiate lacrosse.

In his first season as head coach, Davis led the team to a program best 8-6 record. Under the first year head coach the team went to the 2014 MLL Semi-Finals. The Machine’s six-game improvement is tied for the largest single-season turnaround in Major League Lacrosse history.

Under Davis, the Machine posted the top-ranked offense is Major League Lacrosse in 2014. The team ended their 2014 season with five straight wins, which is tied for the longest winning streak in MLL that season.

Prior to joining Robert Morris, Davis helped start the Wheeling Jesuit men’s lacrosse program and guided the cardinals to a No. 1 national ranking in 2003.

In addition to handling the Ohio Machine, Davis will also be serving as the team Operations Manager and the Vice President of Community Relations, heading COYLL (Central Ohio Youth Lacrosse League). Davis took over COYLL in 2016 and is excited to continue his improvement of the game of lacrsosse throughout the Midwest.

Davis currently resides in Hilliard with his wife Marissa, daughter Sadie and two sons, Matthew and Kaiden.

he Machine boasted four players that scored 27 or more goals, a feat that hadn’t been accomplished in the league since 2004.

Davis was the runner up for the Brine Coach of the Year Award in 2014 and 2015.

In 2016, head coach Davis lead the Machine to an 8-6 record and a spot in the MLL Semi-finals, the Machine would then advance to the MLL Championship Game against the Denver Outlaws. Unfortunately, after a back and fourth battle the Machine lost.

Under Davis, the Machine have had 26 MLL All-Stars and four All-MLL Players., included MLL League MVP Tom Schreiber.

Prior to joining the Ohio Machine full-time, Davis was the


Darryl Delia is back with the Ohio Machine serving as Offensive Coordinator for a second straight year. Delia is responsible for coordinating the offensive unit of the team, including practice, game planning, and management. Delia is continuing into his fifth year with the Albertus Magnus College men’s lacrosse program. 2016 was a record-setting season for the Albertus Magnus College men's lacrosse team as the Falcons ended the year a 4-10 overall record and finished eighth in the GNAC. The team set a new school record with four wins as AMC scored victories against Anna Maria, Wheelock, Emerson and Mount St. Vincent. He also coached the program's first-ever Academic All-American who was ranked in the top-five of the country in scoring. Currently, Delia is the Executive Director of DSquared Lacrosse, a clinic/camp program based out of Connecticut, and also a Director of Lacrosse at the CT Speed School and co-owner of Run & Shoot Lacrosse. Delia is employed full-time as a lacrosse/team sales representative for Lids Team Sports.

Offensive Coordinator Darryl deliaSecond season

Nat St. Laurent will return for his third season with the Machine and second as defensive coordinator. St. Laurent is responsible for coordinating the defensive unit of the team, includ-ing practice, game planning, and management. St. Laurent will be in his second season as the head coach of the Ohio Northern Polar Bears, continuing to excel the team as it entered its second year as a Division III program. Prior to ONU, St. Laurent worked for four seasons as an assistant lacrosse coach at Washington and Lee Generals (Va.), where he served as offensive coordinator. Under St. Laurent, the Generals posted a 35-21 record with two trips to the ODAC Tournament finals and a bid to the 2013 NCAA Division III Tournament. He coached eight All-ODAC honorees, two All-Americans and the ODAC Rookie of the Year while at W&L. Nat and his wife, Cristin, have two daughters, Jaylin and Janessa and a son, Jamarcus.

Defensive Coordinator nat st. Laurent

Third Season

Eric O’Brien will be serving his first year as an MLL Assistant Coach after playing in the Face-off spot for seven seasons spending time with the Ohio Machine, the Chesapeake Bayhawks, and the Atlanta Blaze. O’Brien will be serving as faceoff specialist and special teams coordinator. He will be responsi-ble for guiding the faceoffs and leading special units towards success through-out the season. O’Brien is a Columbus native and is committed to improving the game of lacrosse in Central Ohio. O’Brien started his lacrosse career at St. Charles Preparatory school in Columbus, before continuing on to the Ohio State University men’s lacrosse team. He currently resides in Columbus with his wife Libby. The couple had their first baby girl this spring.

first Season

Faceoff specialist and assistant coach Eric O’Brien


Defensive Coordinator nat st. Laurent

2016 MLL SEASON: Had one assist at Denver (5/1) and one goal against Denver (5/8) … Had one goal at Rochester (6/2) … had one assist and three groundballs against Florida (6/4) … one assist and two groundballs against Charlotte (6/9) … one assist and three groundballs against Rochester (6/25)… one assist and one ground ball against Chesapeake (6/30) … had three groundballs against Bos-ton (7/15) … one groundball and two turnovers against Atlanta (7/30) … one groundball against New York (8/6) … one groundball against Atlanta (6/18) … in the playoffs, had one assist and one groundball against Denver (8/20) 2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine … finished with two assists and 10 groundballs

2014 MLL SEASON: Machine Oil Can Award recipient. Named HEADstrong Humanitarian for the month of April … Played in 13 games … scored three goals … notched four assists … snagged 31 groundballs

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 10 games for the Machine … scored one goal … tallied one assists … snagged eight groundballs

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Finished his college career at Ohio State University as a team Co-Captain ... Ranked seventh in program history with 48 assists and 10th in points with 95 ... Led the Buck-eyes to the 2013 ECAC Championship and a NCAA Quarterfinals appearance ... Was a four-time ECAC Player of the Week selection ... Earned Ohio State Scholar-Athlete, Academic All-Big Ten and ECAC All-Academic Team honors ... Named team’ Most Outstanding Freshman in 2010 … earned Second Team All-ECAC his sophomore season.

PERSONAL: Son of Valerie and Charles ... favorite part of lacrosse is the physicality ... Lacrosse player he would most like to play with is Jim Brown … guilty pleasure is baking ... favorite game to play as a kid was touch football and dreamed of being a football running back when he was younger.

Midfield | 6’2” |215 LBS

Dominique Alexander

Peter Baum

2016 MLL SEASON: Had three goals, one assist and two ground balls at Florida (4/23) ...two goals at Denver (5/1) ...three goals and one as-sist against Denver (5/8). Had four goals and one 2-point goal against New York (5/14)...two goals and one 2-point goal at Boston (5/21)...two goals and one assist against Florida (6/4)...three goals and one assist at Charlotte (6/9)...three goals against Atlanta (6/18)...two goals, one 2-point goal and one assist against Rochester (6/25)...three goals against Chesapeake (6/30)...one goal in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)...three goals against Boston (7/15)…scored one goal and snagged two groundballs against Atlanta (7/30)… scored four goals against New York (8/6)… In the playoffs, scored one goal and tallied one assist against Charlotte (8/13) and scored two goals against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games. 2015 MLL All-Star. Regis-tered five hat tricks in 2015.

2014 MLL SEASON: Tied for the team lead with 50 points. Third in MLL with 35 goals. Only Machine player to appear in all 14 regular season games. Named Machine’s 2014 Breakout Player of the Year. Tallied seven hat tricks in 2014.

COLGATE UNIVERISTY: 2012 Tewaaraton Award Winner. Became the first Colgate, Patriot League and West Coast Born player to win the Tewaaraton. Finished collegiate career as Colgate’s all-time leader in points, 225 and goals, 164. Holds the Patriot League all-time record for goals scored. Started all 15 games in 2013, leading the team in points and goals. Started all 18 games in 2012. Earned 2012 Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year award and named First Team All-American. Set a career-high with 97 points and 67 goals. Played in all 16 games in 2011, leading the team in points and goals. Played in all 13 games as a freshman in 2010, setting a Colgate freshman record with 29 goals.

PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Jill Baum. Father was a Colgate lacrosse letterman. Has one brother and one sister.

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2016 MLL SEASON: Had one goal at Denver (5/1) … two assists against New York goal at Charlotte (6/9) ... two goals and two assists against Atlanta (6/18) ... one assist and five face off wins against Rochester (6/25) ... one goal against Chesapeake (6/30) ... one goal and one assist against Boston (7/15) … scored one goal and one assist against Atlanta (7/30). scored one goal and one assist against New York (8/6) … in the playoffs, scored two goals and snagged to ground-balls against Charlotte (8/13) … scored two goals and snagged two groundballs against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine … finished with nine goals, two assists and 23 groundballs2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games … named the Machine’s 2014 Unsung Hero … finished with eight goals, five assists and 17 ground-balls

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in nine games for the Machine … finished with five goals, two assists and 10 groundballs

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Team captain during his senior year at Maryland … played 65 career games for the Terps, tallying 49 goals, 14 assists and 63 points ... helped guide Maryland to the 2011 ACC Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Champion-ship Game ... closed out his career at Maryland with 18 multi-point games and 13 multi-goals games ... fifth on the team in points, 24, in 2013 ... Redshirted in 2012 due to injury ... As a sophomore, was named the winner of the William Cole Award as the team’s best overall midfielder ... As a freshman, named winner of team’s “Be the Best” Award for overall strength and conditioning ... Originally draft-ed by the Hamilton Nationals in the 2012 MLL Collegiate Draft but returned to Maryland following his redshirt season.

PERSONAL: Son of Jim and Catherine Bernhardt ... has two younger brothers, fellow Terps, Jesse and Jared … Named a Disney Dreamer and Doer ... majored in Physical Education ... recipient of the Milton and Katharine van den Berg Lacrosse Scholarship.

2016 MLL Season: Selected with the 11th overall pick in the second round of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Ohio Machine, becoming the highest drafted goalkeeper in Maryland history … first got career start against Atlanta making 10 saves (7/30)

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Finished career ranked 10th in saves (373) in Maryland history, setting program record for single-sea-son victories in 2015 (15) and 2016 (17) ... allowed more than 10 goals just four times in 53 career appearances ... member of four NCAA Final Four teams, making three NCAA Championship game appearances in five seasons … 2016 USILA Second Team All-Ameri-ca, 2016 First Team All-Big Ten, 2016 Big Ten All-Tournament Team, 2016 Tewaaraton Award Nominee (Top-25), 2016 Big Ten Specialist of the Week (3/29, 4/12) 2016 Dean’s List 2015 Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award Winner (Nation’s Most Outstanding Goalie), 2015 First Team All-America (USILA), 2015 First Team All-Big Ten, 2015 NCAA All-Tournament Team, 2015 Tewaaraton Award Nominee (Top-25), Big Ten Co-Specialist of the Week (3/30/15), Big Ten De-fensive Player of the Week (2/16/15)PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Kim Bernlohr ... father, Mark, played baseball at Penn State ... younger brother of Blake, who played soc-cer at Roanoke College ... majoring in American Studies.

Jake BernhardtMidfield| 6’0”| 190 LBS

Kyle Bernlohrgoaltender| 5’9”| 175 LBS


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2016 MLL SEASON: Had four goals at Florida (4/23) ... three goals and two assists against New York (5/14) ... two goals and one assist against Boston (5/21) … had three goals at Rochester (6/2) ... had four goals against Florida (6/4) ... one goal at Charlotte (6/9) ... four goals against Atlanta (6/18) ... three goals against Rochester (6/25) ... two assists against Chesapeake (6/30)

2015 MLL SEASON: Appeared in 3 games for the Rattlers notch-ing three goals and one assist

2014 MLL SEASON: Led the Rattlers in goals (24) and played in nine regular season games due to NCAA Tournament responsibil-ities … named Warrior Offensive Player of the Week during Weeks 11… Named Cascade Rookie of the Week during Weeks 9 &13 ... drafted in the 7th round of the Collegiate Draft.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: Cockerton was a standout during his time with the Virginia Cavaliers ... Mark totaled 125 goals during his tenure, tying him for No.8 all-time with the program ... he was named USILA third-team All-American and to the All-ACC and ACC All-Tournament teams ... In his senior campaign, the attackman notched 47 goals and dished out 16 assists to help lead the Cavaliers into the NCAA tournament ... as a result of his outstanding play, the Canadian native was nominated for the highest NCAA Lacrosse honor … the Tewaaraton Award … along with his father, Stan Cockerton, the duo owns the all-time father/son goal-scoring record in all of college lacrosse (318 G)

PERSONAL: Son of Monica and Stan Cockerton … brother Matt was a four-year letter winner at UVa from 2010-13 … has one sister Elizabeth … father was a three-time First-Team All-American lacrosse player at N.C. State, who currently ranks No. 2 all-time in NCAA goals scored with 193, graduated in 1980 as the all-time leader … father scored the overtime-winning goal for the Canadi-an National Team’s upset victory over Team USA in the 1978 ILF World Championship game … father was inducted into the Cana-dian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2003

2016 MLL SEASON: Selected with the 16th overall pick in the second round of the 2016 MLL Draft by the Ohio Machine.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Finished his college career at The Univer-sity of Maryland as a team captain … member of four NCAA Final Four teams, making three NCAA Championship game appearances in five seasons ... 2016 USILA First Team All-America, 2016 First Team All-Big Ten, 2016 Big Ten All-Tournament Team, Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (2/23/16), 2015 Big Ten All-Tournament Team … finished career with 101 points on 43 goals and 58 assists.PERSONAL: Son of John and Karen Cole ... younger brother of Shane, who played baseball at Ohio University and for the Texarkana Bulldogs ... majored in American Studies.


Mark Cockerton


Bryan Cole


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2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Charlotte Hounds … had one assist against Boston (4/23) … three goals against Rochester (4/30) … one goal against Florida (5/14) … two goals against New York (5/21) … one assist against Boston (6/11) … two assists against Atlanta (6/25) … two assists against Atlanta (7/1) ... scored one goal against Rochester (7/16) … scored two goals and notched one assist against Florida (7/22)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in five games with the Florida Launch scoring three goals and notching two assists … traded to the Char-lotte Hounds … played in nine games scoring 13 goals and adding 10 assists

2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games with the Florida Launch scor-ing 14 goals and notching 13 assists

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games with Hamilton scoring 17 goals and tallying 22 assists.

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY: Appeared in 57 games while making 48 starts on attack ... tallied 69 goals, 81 assists and 150 points during his career ... captured 56 ground balls and seven caused turnovers ... ranks fourth all-time with 81 assists... ranks fourth all-time averaging 2.63 points per game ... ranks 5th all-time with 150 points ... ranks fifth all-time averaging 1.42 assists per game... fourteenth all-time with 69 goals ... 2012 Team Captain ... 2012 USILA Honorable Men-tion All-American ... 2012 BIG EAST Attack Player of the Year... 2012 First Team All-BIG EAST (unanimous selection) ... 2012 Tewaaraton Trophy Nominee... 2012 Preseason BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year ... 2012 Villanova Team MVP ... BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (Feb. 20, 2012) ... unanimous selection to the 2012 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team ... 2012 Inside Lacrosse Second Team Preseason All-American... 2012 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-Conference selec-tion ... 2011 All-BIG EAST First Team ... BIG EAST Honor Roll (Feb. 28, Mar. 21, Apr. 25, 2011) ... 2011 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team ... 2010 PhillyCollegeSports.com Division I Team ... 2010 All-BIG EAST Second Team ... BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (March 8th, 2010) ... 2009 CAA All-Rookie Team

PERSONAL: Parents are Kevin and Cathy Cunningham ... Has two sisters, Courtney and Katie ... Sister, Courtney, played basketball and lacrosse at Drew University from 2002-2006 and Katie currently plays basketball at Scranton ... Mother played basketball at Molly College

attack | 5’11” |165 LBS

KevinCunningham


Derek DeJoe

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in two games with the Rochester Rattlers

SYRACUSE UNIVERISTY: (2016) played in 17 games, starting 14 … recorded 17 goals, six assists, and six ground balls, all career highs ... (2015) played in 15 games ... scored four goals … tallied four assists (2014) Played in 13 games, mainly on extra-man … scored two goals … tallied one assist (2013) played in 17 games, primarily as a member of the man-up unit ... ranked second on the team with five extra-man goals … scored seven goals total … notching 4 assists

PERSONAL: Derek Anthony DeJoe … born in February 1994 … son of Steve and Gina DeJoe … one sister ... Economics major.


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2016 MLL SEASON: Had three goals against Chesapeake (6/30) … Had three goals and one assist against Boston (7/15) … Had two goals and one assist against Atlanta (7/30) … Had an MLL record setting 10 goals against the New York Lizards (8/06) … In the playoffs, had six goals and three assists against Charlotte (8/13) … Had two goals and one assist against Denver (8/20)

2015 MLL SEASON: Bolstered his MLL career goals record with 24 goals in 2015 to bring his career total to 30 5... fin-ished fourth on the team with 42 points and led the team with 18 assists, despite only playing in 10 games

2014 MLL SEASON: Led the Outlaws with 54 points, which ranks third for most points in a single season in franchise history ... his 26 assists and five power-play assist rank sec-ond and tied for fourth, respectively, in Outlaws history for a single season ... scored a goal in all 12 games he played in

2013 MLL SEASON: Scored 20 goals with 12 assists to finish with 32 points along with 13 groundballs in 11 games for Chesapeake2012 MLL SEASON: Played 10 games for Long Island (now New York), finishing with 20 goals, including one two-point-er, and 11 assists for 32 points

2011 MLL SEASON: Scored eight goals with six assists for 14 points in 10 games split between Hamilton and Long Island.2010 MLL SEASON: Played 11 games, finishing with 19 goals, including a career-high-tying four two-pointers, and 13 assists to finish with 36 points for Toronto... Added 15 groundballs.

2009 MLL SEASON: Scored five goals in his lone regular-sea-son appearance for Toronto... added two goals and one assist in two playoff contests for the Nationals.

2008 MLL SEASON: Played 12 games with Rochester and scored 47 goals, which ranked third-most for a single season in MLL history

2007 MLL SEASON: Set a career high with 71 total points in 12 games for Rochester... that point total set a league single-season record at the time (currently ranks second)... scored 44 goals, which ties for seventh-most in a single season and added a career-high 25 assists to go with a pair of wo-point goals and 27 groundballs

2006 MLL SEASON: Scored 28 goals with a pair of two-pointers and 19 assists for 49 total points in 11 appearances for Roches-ter... named to his second All-Star Game... added 17 groundballs and a pair of shorthanded goals.

2005 MLL SEASON: Grant. Jr. played 12 games for Rochester and scored 21 goals with three two-pointers and 17 assists to finish with 41 total points... picked up 14 groundballs... recorded three assists in one playoff game.2001 MLL SEASON: Was named to the MLL All-Star Game after he scored 41 goals, including a trio of two-pointers, and 15 assists for 59 points in his first season with Rochester... netted five game-winning goals and picked up 15 groundballs in his 14 games... registered three ground balls in one playoff appearance.

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE: Played college lacrosse at SUNY Morrisville for two years before transferring to the University of Delaware ... played 31 games at Delaware and recorded 96 goals and 81 assists for 177 total points ... finished with the second-highest NCAA Division I single-season point total as a senior ... ranked 11th all-time in NCAA Division I Career Points Per Game ... Helped guide the Blue Hens to a 23-8 record during his two seasons ... in 1999, Grant set single-season school records for assists (54) and points (110) ... additionally in 1999, he was named the USILA National Collegiate Player of the Year and led the country in assists and points ... also earned USILA Division I Player of the Year honors and was awarded the Jack Turnbull Award as National Attackman of the Year.

PERSONAL: Currently the head instructor at Pro Skills Lacrosse Camp ... was inducted into the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame on November 4, 2005 ... volunteered as a celebrity waiter at Make-A-Wish Colorado’s Celebrity Sporting Affair fund-raiser in February 2015 ... has a wife, Raygen, and a daughter, Gabrayel and lives in Denver


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2016 MLL SEASON: Played as a practice squad player for the Machine

2015 MLL SEASON: Played as a practice squad player for the Machine

BELLARMINE: Team Captain; Academic All-ECAC; completed MBA; Named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. 17 … Started all 12 games at goalie for Bellarmine while playing all but six minutes in goal the entire season … Achieved a 7-5 record with 119 saves, an 8.62 goals-against average and a 53.6 percent save percentage … Was second in the nation in clearing per-centage ... Recorded 11 or more saves in six games … Allowed less than 10 goals in eight of 12 games … Was third on team in ground balls with 21 and added 10 caused turnovers … Snatched a season and career-high 18 saves with a 72 percent save percentage in season opener on Feb. 15 against Robert Morris … Collected 11 saves with a season-best 72.5 percent save percent-age on Feb. 22 against Jacksonville … Registered six saves and a 66 percent save percentage on March 1 against Furman … Notched 11 saves and a 63.9 percent save percentage on March 4 against Detroit …Tallied 13 saves, on March 15 against Michigan … Recorded eight saves apiece against Ohio State (3/21), High Point (4.5) and Virginia (4/19) … Achieved 13 saves on April 1 against Marquette … Hauled in 15 saves on April 26 against Mercer … Not recruited ... Walked on at Bellarm-ine and competed for four years with future NLL Star and MLL goalie Dillion Ward (2013 All-American, 2014 World Games MVP) ... Awarded a fifth year of eligibility due to injuries and illness

PERSONAL: Born in Hoechst, Germany to David and Jackie Haas. Began Playing goal full-time as a fresh-man at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Brother Rice High School among classmates who formed the nucleus of Rice’s 2008 Inside Lacrosse National Champions; Then moved to Columbus in mid 2006. Younger brother of David Haas, former Brother Rice and Bellarmine Uni-versity lacrosse standout. Will extends his best wishes to Colonel (Ret.) and Mrs. PJ Hickey (USMA ‘49) for their love, support and piggy back rides across the years.

2016 MLL SEASON: Played with the Denver Outlaws in four games scoring three goals … played in five games with Chesapeake scoring one goal

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Atlanta Blaze scoring three goals and notching two assists while snagging 20 groundballs.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: (2014) appeared in all 16 of UVa’s games and ran on the second midfield… a key component on the faceoff wing … picked up 29 ground-balls and caused three turnovers … (2013) appeared in 14 of UVa’s 15 games and saw most of his time at SSDM … scored his lone goal of the season in the opener against Drexel (Feb. 16) … (2012) appeared in all 16 games as an SSDM … registered an assist at No. 20 Drexel … picked up two groundball against the Dragons … picked up a career-high five GBs vs. Vermont … scored first goal of the season at No. 9 North Carolina … dished out an assist against Notre Dame in the NCAA Quarterfinal round … (2011) appeared in nine games, seeing the most time on the second midfield … scored his first collegiate goal and dished his first collegiate assist against VMI… Picked up five groundballs.

PERSONAL: Son of Jeffrey and Maria Harbeson … Has a brother Matthew and a sister Elizabeth … brother Mat-thew played lacrosse at St. Joseph’s … sister Elizabeth currently plays lacrosse at Syracuse … involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters at DeMatha … Involved with Fellow-ship of Christian Athletes at DeMatha

GOALTENDER | 6’5” |200 LBS

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PAT HARBESON


#7 #40

2016 MLL SEASON: Inducted into the Johns Hopkins Athlet-ic Hall of Fame ... two goals and one 2-point goals at Florida (4/23) and at Denver (5/1) ... one goal and one assist against Denver (5/8) ... one goal and one assist against New York (5/14) ... one goal and one assist at Boston (5/21) ... one goal against Atlanta (6/18) ... two goals against Rochester (6/25) ... two goals against Chesapeake (6/30) ... three goals against Boston (7/15) … one goal against Atlanta (7/30) … in the playoffs, scored one goal against Charlotte (8/13) and scored one goal with one assist and one groundball against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games … finished with 18 goals and five assists … 2015 Team Captain and MLL All-Star. 2014 MLL SEASON: Team captain and Machine MVP … played in 13 games scoring 27 goals and tallying six assists … member of Team USA in 2014.

2009 MLL SEASON: Played seven games for Denver. Had six points, four goals and two assists. Scooped up five groundballs. 2008 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star … played 12 games for Los Angeles … finished with 30 points, 17 goals and 13 assists … collected 23 groundballs.

2007 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star … played 12 Games for New Jersey … had 27 points, 19 goals, six assists and 35 groundballs. 2006 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star … represented the United States in the 2006 World Lacrosse Championship … played 11 games for New Jersey … recorded 25 points on eight goals and 17 assists with 21 groundballs.

2005 MLL SEASON: Number one overall pick in the 2005 MLL draft by New Jersey … MLL All-Star … played in nine games … had 15 points, nine goals and six assists.

JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY: 2005 Tewaaraton Award winner … three time All-American. Three time Tewaaraton Finalist … 2005 NCAA Player of the Year … two-time NCAA Midfielder of the Year … led Johns Hopkins to the 2005 National Cham-pionship … member of the All-Time Johns Hopkins team … career totals of 57 goals and 25 assists for 82 points … has also won 289-of-473 (.611) face-offs and had 237 groundballs … career faceoff winning percentage is the best in school history among players who have played two years and taken at least 300 faceoffs … single-season faceoff winning percentage of .632 (2002) and .626 (2003) rank fifth and sixth, respectively, in school history.

PERSONAL: Son of Dr. Miles and Wanda Harrison … father played on the first all-African American college lacrosse team in the NCAA during the 1970’s at Morgan State … STX spon-sored athlete

2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Offensive Player of the Week for Week 3. Captured his 100th career MLL goal at Boston (5/21) … scored game winning goal in overtime against Den-ver (5/8) … Had three goals and one assist at Florida (4/23) ... two goals and one assist at Denver (5/1) ... five goals and one assist against Denver (5/8) ... six goals against New York (5/14) ... two goals and two assists at Boston (5/21) ... had two goals and one assist at Rochester (6/2) ... four goals against Florida (6/4) ... five goals and one assist at Charlotte (6/9) ... one goal and three assists against Atlanta (6/18)...three goals against Rochester (6/25) ... one assist against Chesapeake (6/30) ... three goals and two assists in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) ... three goals and two assists against Boston (7/15) … three goals against Atlanta (7/30) … four goals and one assist against New York (8/6) … In the playoffs, scored three goals and tallied three assists in the game against Charlotte (8/13) … four goals and one assist in the Championship game against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games … 2015 MLL All-Star … finished with 39 goals, 11 assists and 50 points 2014 MLL SEASON: Machine Offensive Player of the Year … led MLL in goals scored (37) … member of Team USA in 2014 … named the Warrior Offensive Player of the Week for Week 5 and Week 13 … played in 13 games this season. 2013 MLL Season: Played in 10 games … fourth on the team with 20 points … ranked second on the team in points for a rookie … finished second on the team with 11 assists.

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA: Played at the University of North Carolina from 2010 to 2013 … finished his collegiate career with 213 points, 121 goals and 92 assists. 2013 team captain … led the Tar Heels to the 2013 ACC Championship and a Quarterfinals appearance in the NCAA Tournament … finalist for the Tewaaraton Award his senior year … led North Carolina with 74 points, 39 goals and 35 assists his junior year and was named a Second Team All-American … won the Turnbull Trophy as the Tar Heels’ most valuable player in 2011 and earned honorable mention All-America honors … named the ACC Freshman of the Year in 2010.

PERSONAL: Born in Baltimore, Md. to Brian and Laurie Holman … his father, a former goalie for Johns Hopkins from 1980-1983, is now the head coach of the Utah men’s lacrosse team … His mother Laurie played lacrosse at Towson, currently the Communications Director of Athletics for UNC … Has a brother Matthew (former goaltender for the Tar Heels) and a younger sister Sydney, who plays lacrosse for the Tar Heels


KYLE HARRISON

ATTACK| 5’11” |185 LBS

MARCUS HOLMAN


#18 #1

2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 4 … helped hold defending MLL champions, New York, to just 10 goals (5/14) ... nine groundballs at Florida (4/23) ... four groundballs at Denver (5/1) ... four groundballs and scored his first goal of the season against New York (5/14) ... four ground balls against Atlanta (6/18)...five groundballs against Chesapeake (6/30) ... six groundballs in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9)...four groundballs against Boston (7/15) … had five groundballs against Atlanta (7/30) … had two groundballs against New York … in the playoff, snagged four groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) and scored one goal while grabbing two groundballs against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Machine’s 2015 Defensive Player of the Year … 2015 MLL All-Star … played in 14 games … picked up a career high 48 groundballs on the year.

2014 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star (Team USA) … played in all 14 games for New York … picked up 35 groundballs on the season … member of Team USA 30-man training roster.

2013 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star … played in all 14 games for New York … tallied 33 groundballs on the year. MLL All-Star Selection.

2012 MLL SEASON: MLL All-Star … played in all 14 games for Long Island … earned Defensive Player of the Week (6/11) … picked up 33 groundballs on the year … MLL All-Star Selection.

2011 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games for Long Island … scooped up 34 ground balls during the season.

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY: (2011) Lowes Senior CLASS Award Winner … 2011 USILA First Team All-American … 2009 First Team All-CAA … 2009 CAA All-Tournament Team … most decorated Villa-nova Men’s Lacrosse player of all-time … appeared in all 63 games of his four-year career … tallied 213 groundballs, 153 caused turnovers, and two assists while at Villanova … leads the NCAA and Villanova all-time with 153 caused turnovers. 2010 and 2011 team captain.

PERSONAL: Two-time captain at Jamesville-Dewitt High School … son of George and Deborah Karalunas … youngest of three chil-dren. Has a sister, Sarah, and a brother Evan … studied philosophy at Villanova … currently attending Stanford Law School and was appointed the head coach of the Stanford men’s lacrosse team.

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games, recording eight goals and two assists ... one goal at Florida (4/23) ... four goals against New York (5/14) ... one goal and one assist at Charlotte (6/9) ... two goals against Atlanta (6/18) ... one assist against New York (8/06)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played with the Florida Launch, playing in one game

2014 MLL SEASON: Drafted by the New York Lizards, playing in four games, recording three goals.

YALE UNIVERSITY: Played at Yale University from 2011-2014 ... ranked fourth at Yale with 99 goals ... ranked sixth with 163 points ... in 2014, was First-Team All-New England ... USILA North-South All-Star Game... Honor-able mention All-Ivy ... two-time Ivy Honor Roll ... scored 23 goals and had 45 points... Drafted by New York Lizards … in 2013, was a Tewaaraton Trophy Candidate ... HM USILA All-America ... Second-Team All-Ivy League ... First-Team All-New England ... two-time Ivy Player of Week ... Walter T. Collins Award as Yale’s offensive MVP... Led team with 39 goals and 64 points, both records for a junior at Yale... Goals in every game ... held to one goal in just four of 17 games … in 2013, was third on team with 26 goals and 37 points … in 2011, led Yale newcomers with 11 goals and 17 points

PERSONAL: Son of Carol and Richard Mangan … brother, Brian, played lacrosse at New York Institute of Technology … speed and Agility trainer at Spectrum (2011-2012) … coached 7th Grade Hot Shotz Lacrosse team (2012) … member of Alpha Delta Phi … member of Sage and Chalice

DEFENSE | 6’0” |185 BS

BRIAN KARALUNAS

ATTACK | 6’2” |185 LBS

BRANDON MANGAN


#25 #22

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 10 games for the Charlotte Hounds…had three goals against New York (5/21) …had one goal against Chesapeake (6/3) … scored three goals against Boston (6/11) … two goals against Denver (7/30) … two goals against Chesapeake (8/06)

2015 MLL SEASON: Draft Pick to the Denver Outlaws

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA: (2015) Team captain ... Honorable mention All-Ivy ... Started all 13 games ... Started the season in the midfield, moved to attack in midseason ... Led Penn in goals (22) and shots (87), second in assists (12) and points (34) ... 12th among Ivy League players in points per game (2.62) ... Second on the team with six multi-goal and eight multi-point games ... (2014) Played in all 15 games, mostly on second or third midfield units ... Tied for fourth on the team in assists (9), sixth in points (17) ... (2013) Played in all 13 games, mostly as a member of the second midfield unit ... (2012) Played in all 13 games as one of Penn’s main face-off men ... Went 76-of-153 (.497) on faceoffs

PERSONAL: He is the son of Maribeth and Robert McCallion … He has one older sister, Kelly, who was a member of the UPenn women’s lacrosse team (graduated in 2013) and one older brother, Rob, who played lacrosse at Army (graduated in 2011) … He also has a younger sister, Nora who is a senior playing lacrosse at Saint Josephs University.

2016 MLL SEASON: Scored first MLL career goal at Boston (5/21) ... one groundball at Boston (5/21) … four groundballs at Charlotte (06/09) ... two groundballs against Atlanta (06/18) ... two groundballs against Rochester (06/25) ... four groundballs against Chesapeake (06/30) ... three groundballs against Boston (07/15) ... one groundball at New York (08/06)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in one game with Ohio Machine

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA: (2015) Senior CLASS Award finalist (1 of 10) … Team Captain ... Started all 13 games on defense ... USILA All-America … First-Team All-Ivy ... Second-Team ECAC All-Star ... USILA Scholar All-America ... Senior CLASS Award finalist, one of 10 nationally ... finished the regular season with 28 caused turnovers ... led Penn and the Ivy League, and third nationally, in caused turnovers per game (2.15) ... third on the team in groundballs (22) ... (2014) Honorable Mention All-Ivy … started all 15 games on defense ... Honorable Mention All-Ivy ... second on the team in caused turnovers with 20, also had 26 groundballs ... (2013) Started all 13 games on a defense that ended the year with the best goals-against average in the country (7.38) ... third on the team in caused turnovers (15) and also had 19 groundballs ... (2012) As a freshman, played in all 13 games as a long-stick middie ... nine groundballs … one caused turnovers

PERSONAL: Son of Nancy and Dan McMahon. Father played basketball and baseball at Stevens Tech… enrolled in the Wharton School of Business


Joe mccallion

defense | 6’4” |225 LBS

Matt mcmahon


#33 #11

2016 MLL SEASON: Drafted by the Machine

LIMESTONE COLLEGE: Played at Limestone College from 2014-2016 … finished his collegiate career with 217 points, 152 goals and 65 assists … in 2016 was named Lacrosse Magazine All-American ... won the USILA/Nike Lt. Raymond Enners Award and the USILA/Nike Lt. J.G. Donald McLaughlin, Jr Award ... named USILA/Nike First-Team All-American ... conference Car-olinas Offensive Player of the Year... All-Conference Carolinas First-Team ... NCAA Division II Statically Champion after leading the nation with 55 total goals ... NCAA Division II National Championship Game’s Most Outstanding Player after guiding the Saint to back-to-back national titles ... ECAC Division II Offensive Player of the Year ... Conference Carolinas All-Tourna-ment

PERSONAL: Son of Brent and Cheryl Messenger...has one sister Kaitlyn

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games with the Ohio Machine…picked up three groundballs and caused one turnover against Denver (5/1) … caused two turnovers against Denver (5/8) … picked up four groundballs against Florida (6/4) … three groundballs against Charlotte (6/9) … three groundballs against Boston (5/15) ... in the playoffs, had one groundball against Charlotte (8/13) … one groundball against Denver (8/20)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in all games … picked up two ground-balls against Charlotte (5/16) ... one groundball at Charlotte (6/5) ... two groundballs at Boston (7/11) … in the playoffs picked up one groundball against Charlotte (8/13) and one groundball again Den-ver (8/20)

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY: Played at Lehigh University from 2010-2013 … earned First Team All-Patriot League and Honorable Mention All-American honors … led the team with 26 forced turnovers and tallied 33 groundballs his senior season … named Second Team All-Patriot League his junior season .. ended his career with 104 groundballs and 71 forced turnovers … was a USILA North-South All-Star Game selection

PERSONAL: Born in Jenkintown, Pa. … Son of Jim and Mary Noone … he has 3 older brothers—Jim, Kevin, and Brian … Majored in Mar-keting at Lehigh University.

attack| 6’2” |203 LBS

MikeMessenger

defense| 6’3” |205 lbs

Michael Noone


#88 #30

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Atlanta Blaze… one goal and one assist… won 69-of-169 faceoffs

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in three games with Ohio…won 15-of-37 faceoffs…played one game with Chesapeake… won 6-of-16 faceoffs

2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games with the Machine…scored three goals and tallied three assists…won 104-of-220 faceoffs

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for the Machine…scored seven goals…won 129-of-311 faceoffs

2012 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Machine…scored three goals…won 107-of-244

2007 MLL SEASON: Played only one game for San Francisco and tallied two groundballs…won 6-of-12 faceoffs

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Played four seasons for Ohio State University from 2004-2007 where he was named two-time GWLL Player of the Week, 2007 Top Ten NCAA Finalist for face-off wins 2007 Ohio State Most Improved Player, 2005 and 2007 OSU Ground Ball Award and 2007 Academic All-Big Ten. Joined MLL in 2007 where he played for San Francisco.

2016 MLL SEASON: Named MLL Defensive Player of the Week for Week 5 … held the league’s leading scorer, Will Manny, to just one assist and three shots at Boston (5/21) ... held last year’s scoring champion, Rob Pannel, to just one goal and one assist against New York (5/14) ... first career MLL goal at Denver (5/1) ...five ground balls at Rochester (6/4) ... two groundball against Charlotte (6/9) … one groundball against Atlanta (6/18)…two ground-balls against Chespeake (6/30 )… three groundballs against Boston (7/15) … ones groundball against Atlanta (7/30) … two groundballs against New York (8/6) …five ground balls in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) … in the playoffs, snagged two groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) … three groundballs against Denver (8/20)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games … tallied 28 groundballs on the year

2014 MLL SEASON: Played in one game for the Machine … collected two groundballs in his MLL debut at New York (6/28)

BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY: Played at Bucknell from 2011 to 2014 … named an Honorable Mention All-American in 2014 … named the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week four times in his career … started all 14 games played and finished second on the team with 42 groundballs in 2014 … played in 16 games as a freshman before starting all 16 games as a sopho-more in 2012

PERSONAL: Born to John and Victoria Place … started all four years while at Episcopal Academy … named the league MVP after his senior season in high school … was named the 12th-best defensive back in football his senior season by the Philadelphia Inquirer … majored in Political Science


ERIC O’BRIEN

DEFENSE| 5’11” |185 LBS

JACKSON PLACE


#17#10

2016 MLL SEASON: Had 13 groundballs, one assist and 20 face off wins at Florida (4/23) ... nine groundballs and one assist at Denver (5/1) ... six ground balls, one assist and 15 faceoff wins against Denver (5/8) ... eight groundballs against New York (5/14) ... seven ground balls at Rochester (6/2) ... five groundballs against Florida (6/4) ...14 faceoff wins at Charlotte (6/9) ... 20 faceoff wins and 13 groundballs against Atlanta (6/18) ... one assist and seven faceoff wins against Rochester (6/25) ... 15 face off wins and 11 groundballs against Chesapeake (6/30) ... eight faceoff wins in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) ... 21 faceoff wins and seven groundballs against Boston (7/15) … won 15 faceoffs and 11 groundballs against Atlanta (7/30) … won 19 faceoffs and 12 groundballs against New York (8/6) … in playoffs, won 10 groundballs and 19 faceoffs against Charlotte (8/13) … won 17 faceoffs and one assist against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games … led the Machine in groundballs with 110 … went 176-for-329 on face-offs for the year.

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY: Named Division II Specialist of the Year his senior season at Adelphi University … named USILA First-Team All-American … named First-Team All-North-east-10 … selected as member of the USILA North/South All-Star game … ranked third in the nation in face-off win percentage at .678. Led the country in face-off wins with 398. Set Adelphi record with 166 groundballs his senior season … scored 16 career goals.

PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Gayle Puskuldjian … has two brothers, Richie and Ty, and a sister, Zara … brother Richie played lacrosse at the University of Albany … majored in Business.

2016 MLL SEASON: First draft pick for the Ohio Machine and eighth overall in the first round … knee injury prevented participa-tion in the season

YALE UNIVERSITY: (2016) Voted Captain by his teammates … (2015) Third-Team All-American ...First-Team All-New England ... All-Ivy Tournament team... First-Team All-Ivy ... Named preseason All-American (second team) by Inside Lacrosse ...Won the Christian Prince Memorial (Yale Lacrosse Association) Award as defensive MVP ... Started all 16 games ... Led the team with 19 caused turnovers...Placed second on the Bulldogs with 36 groundballs ... Helped Yale allow an Ivy-League best 8.11 goals per game … (2014) Second-Team All-Ivy … First-Team All-New England … Week 7 Ivy League Honor Roll … Yale Lacrosse Association award (Christian Prince Memorial) for defensive MVP... Played in 13 of 14 games... 37 GB, 18 CT… (2013) Played in all 17 games … 14 caused turnovers … 27 groundballs … 3 goals

PERSONAL: Michael Quinn is the son of Tony and Donna Quinn


GREGPUSKULDJIAN

DEFENSE | 6’2” |195 LBS

MICHAEL QUINN


#92 #14

2016 MLL SEASON: Named Most Valuable Player at the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) ... named MLL Warrior Defensive Player of the Week for Week 8 … named Coca-Cola Player of the Game at Charlotte (6/9). Named Game MVP for game against Denver (5/8) ...10 saves against Denver (5/8) and New York (5/14) ...17 saves at Boston (5/21) ...15 saves at Rochester (6/2) ...14 saves against Florida (6/4) ... season high of 19 saves at Charlotte (6/9) ...15 saves against Atlanta (6/18) ... six saves against Rochester (6/25) ... 10 saves against Chesapeake (6/30) … 11 saves in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) ... 11 saves against Boston (7/15) … seven saves against Atlanta (7/30) …16 saves against New York (8/6) … In the playoffs, made 20 saves against Charlotte (8/13) … made 11 saves against Denver (8/20)

2015 MLL SEASON: Appeared in one game and made 12 saves

2014 MLL SEASON: Appeared in six games and made 46 saves

2013 MLL SEASON: Appeared in five games and made 54 saves

NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY: Named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2010 NCAA Championship ... a two-time All-Amer-ica honoree ... named the 2009 Great Western Lacrosse Player of the Year ... a Second-Team All-BIG EAST pick in 2010 ... led the nation in goals-against average (6.14) and save percentage (.663) in 2009 ... also led the nation in save percentage (.605) in 2010 in addition to ranking third in goals-against average (7.56) ... played in 38 career games, including 31 starts ... finished his stellar career with a 6.77 goals-against average and a .642 save percentage ... made 371 saves, while allowing 207 goals ... 69 groundballs ... a two-time monogram recipient ... selected by the Toronto Nationals in the second round (seventh overall pick) of the 2010 MLL Draft ... taken by the Minnesota Swarm in the second round (15th overall pick) of the 2010 NLL Draft

PERSONAL: Son of Bridget and Scott Rodgers ... has one young-er sister, Brianna ... born February 17, 1987 ... Sociology major ... carried a 3.077 cumulative GPA

2016 MLL SEASON: Practice squad player for the New York Lizards

STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY: Graduated as the all-time leader in assists (121) and points (253) in school history ... single-sea-son school records for assists (63) and points (111) ... one of two players in Stony Brook history to record 100 goals and 100 assists… (2015) Started all 18 games ... posted one of the greatest seasons in school history ... 48 goals and 63 assists ... First-Team All-Conference ... (2014) Started all 16 games ... Second Team All-America East ... 31 goals and 22 assists ... career-high in points ... top 10 all-time in school history in points ... 25 groundballs ... (2013) Started all 16 games ... 19 goals and 23 assists ... one goal and a career-high six assists in America East (2012) Played in all 17 games, starting 16 ... led team with 34 goals and 47 points ... 13 assists ... tops with nine man-up goals ... five-time America East Rookie of the Week (2011) Redshirt

PERSONAL: Michael Rooney ... born February 26, 1992 in West Islip, New York ... son of Mike and Hope Rooney

Goaltender| 6’4” |265 LBS

ScottRodgers

attack | 5’9” |175 LBS

MikeRooney


#46 #4

2016 MLL SEASON: 2016 MLL MVP…. Captured his 100th career MLL point and was Game MVP at Boston (5/21) … also Game MVP against New York (5/14) ... five assists at Florida (4/23) .. .one goal and two assists at Denver (5/1)...one goal and one assist against Denver (5/8) ... two goals and seven assists against New York (5/14) ... three goals and three assists at Boston (5/21) ... two goals and three assists at Rochester (6/2) ... two goals and one assist against Florida (6/4) ... three goals and one assist at Char-lotte (6/9) ... one goal, one two point goal and two assists against Atlanta (6/18) ... two goals and one assist against Rochester (6/25) ... one goal and one assist against Chesapeake (6/30) ... one goal and two assist in the MLL All-Star Game (7/9) ... three goals and one assist against Boston (7/15) … had two goals and six assists against New York (8/6) … In the playoffs, tallied two assists against Charlotte (8/13) and scored three goals, notched two assists and snagged one groundball against Denver (8/20)

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games … 2015 MLL All-Star … team leader in points with 60 … scored 23 goals and notched 36 assists2014 MLL SEASON: Selected 1st Overall in 2014 Collegiate Draft … named Cascade Rookie of the Week for Week 5 … finished with 29 goals and 30 assists for a team high 60 points

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY: Fifth all-time at Princeton in points with 200 (106G, 94A) … sixth all-time at Princeton with 94 career assists. Seventh all-time at Princeton in goals scored … he is the only player in program history in the top 10 in goals and assists and with three seasons of at least 20 goals and at least 20 assists … one of five players in Ivy history - and only midfielder - with at least 100 goals and 90 assists … holds Princeton records for goals, assists and points in a career by a midfielder and has at least three points in 46 career games

PERSONAL: Son of Doug and Liz Schreiber … Doug was the Na-tional Player of the Year at Maryland, was a two-time First-Team All-America, played for the Terps 1973 NCAA championship team and is a member of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame … has a younger sister Chrissy, and his cousin Chris played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins where he was a member of two NCAA Champi-onship teams … Tom’s uncle Ed is a longtime college lacrosse ref-eree who has officiated several Division I Championship games

2016 MLL SEASON: Did not see action with the Ohio Machine

2015 MLL SEASON: Did not see action with the Ohio Machine

2014 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games with the Machine, scored 28 goals and recorded seven assists

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 11 games with the Machine, scored 28 goals and recorded ten assists

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Voted team Co-Captain for 2013 ... Faceoff Yearbook preseason Second Team All-American ... 2012 Third Team USILA All-American ... 2010 Honorable Mention USILA All-Amer-ican, the first Buckeye freshman to be so honored ... three-time First Team All-ECAC ... 2010 ECAC Rookie of the Year and 2012 ECAC Offensive Player of the Year ... three-time winner of team’s Offensive MVP award and won Community Service accolade as a freshman ... a three-time Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and two-time Academic All-Big Ten choice and Academic All-ECAC selection ... enters senior year on 45-game point streak and with 165 career points, ranking fourth (tied) in Buckeye history ... 102 goals are tied for fifth in program history and 63 assists are tied for eighth ... among returning Division I players, ranks fourth in points per game (3.67) and points ... 150th career point was goal at Hobart April 7, 2012 and 100th goal came vs. Air Force April 21, 2012 ... 100th point was an assist vs. Fairfield April 23, 2011.


TomSchreiber

Midield| 5’10” |190 LBS

Logan Schuss


#26 #20

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in four games for the Machine, recording three groundballs.

2015 MLL SEASON: Played with Chesapeake before being traded to the Boston Cannons … played in seven games for the Bayhawks … snag-ging four groundballs

2014 MLL SEASON: Played in one game with the Chesapeake Bay-hawks

SALISBURY UNIVERSITY: Finished his collegiate career with 104 groundballs and 65 caused turnovers. Led the seagulls to that NCAA Division III Championship in 2011 and 2012 ... named Second Team All-CAC in 2010 and 2011... First-Team All-American ... All-CAC First-Team. PERSONAL: Son of Tim and Soan ... one brother named Adam.

2016 MLL SEASON: Had two goals and three assists at Denver (5/1) ... one goal and four assists against Denver (5/8) ... two goals at Boston (5/21) ... one goal and one assist at Rochester (6/2) ... one goal against Florida (6/4) ... one goal and two assists at Charlotte (6/9) ... one goal and three assists against Atlanta (6/18 )... two assists against Roch-ester (6/25) ... two goals and one assist against Chesapeake (6/30) ... one goal and four assists against Boston (7/15) … one goal against Atlanta (7/30)…had two goals and 6 assists (8/6) … in the playoffs, Stan-wick scored two goals and notched one assist against Charlotte and scored three goals, with four assists and one groundball again Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games … Warrior Offensive Player of the Week-Week 15 … recorded 42 points on the year.

2014 MLL SEASON: Team Captain … MLL All-Star. Fourth in MLL in assists with 23 … played in 10 games.

2013 MLL SEASON: Tied for third in the MLL with 20 assists … team-high 20 assists … second on the team in points, 32 … forth on the team in goals, 12 … played in 14 games … led Machine in assists in seven games and points in three games … scored five points in a game twice.

2012 MLL SEASON: Led all rookies, and ranked seventh in the MLL, with 17 assists … led the team with 17 assists … forth on the team in points, 28, and goals, 11 … played in nine games. Led Machine in goals in two games, assists in five games and points in four games

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: Finished his college career at Virginia as the Cavaliers all-time leading scorer with 269 points … 2011 Tewaara-ton Award winner … led Virginia to the 2010 ACC Tournament title, the 2011 NCAA Championship and a 56-14 (.800) record in his career … earned ACC Rookie of the Year honors in 2009 and went on to earn ACC Player of the Year and ACC Offensive Player of the Year honors as a junior and senior, respectively … a three-time All-ACC selection and USILA All-American, he scored 126 goals while adding 143 assists during his collegiate career.

PERSONAL: Son of Dori and Wells Stanwick … Four sisters, Sheehan, Wick, Coco and Covie and three brothers, Tad, Wells, and Shack…Sheehan, Wick, and Coco were All-Americans at Georgetown, and Covie played for Boston College, while Tad played at Rutgers, Wells played for the John Hopkins Blue Jays and Shack is in his junior sea-son with the Blue Jays.


Andrew Sellers


Steele Stanwick


#8 #6

2016 MLL SEASON: Has played in all games for the Machine...four ground balls against Florida (6/4) ...one goal against Atlanta (6/18) ... eight groundballs against Boston (7/15) … had one goal against Atlanta (7/30) … picked up five groundballs against New York (8/6) … in the playoffs, snagged two groundballs against Charlotte (8/13) and five groundballs against Denver (8/20).

2015 MLL SEASON: Played in 13 games for the Machine … scored one goal and snagged 21 groundballs

2014 MLL SEASON: Acquired in trade with New York on July 2. Played in five games this season for Ohio … scored one goal and snagged nine groundballs

2013 MLL SEASON: Played in 14 games for New York. Scored a career-high three goals, including a pair 2-point goals and picked up 28 groundballs.

2012 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 39 groundballs.2011 MLL SEASON: Played in 12 games for Hamilton. Finished third on the team with 36 groundballs. 2010 MLL SEASON: Played in seven games for Toronto. Scored two goals and picked up 23 groundballs. STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY: Played at Stony Brook from 2007 to 2010 … named First Team All-America East three times … led the nation in goals for a long pole as a senior with 10 … finished career with 313 ground balls, including 112 in 2010 –– which is third best in school history … totaled 17 goals and 11 assists as a long-stick midfielder in college.

PERSONAL: Born Steven Edward Waldeck to Lynn and Edward Waldeck … nicknamed Wally … married to Stephanie Waldeck … has one brother and a sister.

2016 MLL SEASON: Played in two games with the Ohio Machine … one groundball

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY: (2014) played in 16 games … 18 goals … six assists … 36 groundballs (2013) started 11 games … ranked third on the team in assists with seven … fifth in points with 17 … sixth in goals with 10 … (2012) played in 14 games … lead the team in goals with 25 … sec-ond in assists with 10 and points with 35 … ranked ninth in the CAA and sixty ninth in Division I in games per game (1.79) .. tenth in conference and eighty ninth in the nation in points per contest (2.50) … (2011) played in six games

PERSONAL: Son to Wesley and Joy ... father Wesley passed away in January 2017 ... Has one sister, Danielle and two brothers, Myles and Austin ... has two beautiful Huskies Hawk and Shadow ... was a Psychology major at Hofstra.


STeven Waldeck

attack |5’11”|185 LBS

Lance Yapor


#12#19

DETROIT MERCY UNIVERSITY: Was selected Second Team All-MAAC… Was fifth on the team with 18 points and 11 goals and was fourth handing out seven assists… Third on the team in shots (74) and fourth with 33 shots on goal…Also third with 16 man-up goals and fourth with eight hat tricks… A four-year member of the Detroit Athletic Di-rector’s Honor Roll and earned the Academic Excellence Award at the Annual Academic & Athletic Awards Dinner, given to student-athletes who have recorded at least a 3.0 GPA for every semester that they have participated in college athletics… A member of the MAAC Aca-demic Honor Roll... Also a three-time MAAC All-Academic Selection… Tabbed preseason All-MAAC by the coaches and Inside Lacrosse…Was featured in Lacrosse Magazine in the fall for his shooting as he has been clocked as high as 114MPH… Began the season with selections to the Preseason All-MAAC Team and Inside Lacrosse’s Face-Off Yearbook All-MAAC Preseason Team… A member of the University of Detroit Mercy Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the MAAC Academic Honor Roll and the All-MAAC Academic Team.

PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Lisa Birney. He has a sister, Kylie, who is a sophomore on the Detroit women’s lacrosse team and two other (younger) siblings (they are all in high school at this time). Mike has a long history in Detroit as his great grandfather and great uncle also attended. He lists his greatest thrill in sports as playing in the state championship in football and lacrosse. He chose Detroit because of a chance to get a good education and his belief that the lacrosse program is on the rise and was a business major.

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY: (2016) Led the Mountain Hawks and was tied for second in the Patriot League with 37 goals … Started all 15 games … Senior Co-Captain … Led the team, and finished fifth in the league with 51 points … Added 22 groundballs and six caused turnovers … Had a team-high 114 shots and 83 shots on goal … Tied for second on the Mountain Hawks with four extra-man goals … Named a unanimous First Team All-Patriot League selection … Played in the prestigious USILA/Nike Division I-II North-South Game … Posted 12 multi-point games, 11 multi-goal games and eight hat tricks … Scored a goal in 14 of 15 games in 2016, scoring in 18 of his final 19 career games… League Aca-demic Honor Roll… (2015) … Finished second on the team and third in the Patriot League in goals with 38 while adding 13 assists for 51 points … Point total was second on the Mountain Hawks and tied for third in the league … Had 11 multi-goal games and seven hat tricks, including a hat trick in the final four games of 2015 … Finished 10th nationally in man-up goals (nine) and 32nd in goals per game (2.38) ... Stood second on the team with 39 groundballs … (2014) … Breakout sophomore sea-son, finishing second on the team in points (44) and assists (17) while his 27 goals were third most … Had eight multi-goal games on the sea-son including four of the last five games … Added 30 groundballs and six caused turnovers … (2013) … Showed strong flashes as a freshman, posting two goals and an assist in six games … Finished with four shots (all on goal), along with three groundballs … Had a shot and groundball in the Patriot League Semifinals vs. Colgate (4/26) … Scored two goals while adding an assist and groundball in rout of VMI (3/2) … Scooped a groundball in the season opener against Saint Joseph’s (2/10).

PERSONAL: Son of Fred and Linda… two brothers Kyle (played tennis at John Hopkins) and Tripp (played lacrosse at Towson) … has one younger sister named Alison (currently in high school playing volleyball)


Mike birney

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Reid Weber


#13 #77

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA: (2015) Played in all 17 games for the Tar Heels ... started the first 11 games of the season in the first midfield and then ran in the second midfield in the season’s last six matches ... finished the year with six goals and seven assists for 13 points ... also had seven ground balls including a career-high three against Bryant ... had two goals versus Manhattan and two assists versus Mas-sachusetts ... had a goal and an assist against Furman, Richmond and Colgate ... named to All-ACC Academic Men’s Lacrosse Team ... won the squad’s Dick Baddour Academic Success Award for having the team’s highest grade point average ... earned honors on ACC Academic Honor Roll … (2014) … Appeared in all 15 games … had 10 points on the season with five goals and five assists … recorded his first career hat trick against Bucknell … had a career-high four points in two games … notched one goal and three assists against Furman … had an assist against Bucknell to earn his second four-point game to go with his hat trick … picked up six ground balls and caused two turnovers ... earned ACC Academic Honor Roll status for the second straight year ... named to the fall semes-ter 2013 Dean’s List.(2013) Played in eight games in his initial campaign … scored six goals … had two tallies in win over High Point … his other goals came against Dartmouth, Brown, Hofstra and Lehigh … scored on 60 percent of his shots … named to 2012-13 ACC Academic Honor Roll

Personal: Patrick Joseph Kelly is the son of David and Melissa Kelly ... was born March 17, 1994, in Baltimore, Md. ... his father, David, Class of 1989, and his uncle, Bryan, Class of 1991, both played at UNC, winning national championships in 1986 and 1991, respectively ... his uncle Ken Miller played football at UNC ... his brother David plays lacrosse at Rutgers


Patrick Kelly

MLL 2013 SEASON: Drafted by the Boston Cannons

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY: (2013) Scored 33 goals, notched 40 assists for a team high 73 points … (2012) Finished the season with a team-high 47 points (career-high 24 goals, 23 assists) … second Team All-Patriot League honoree and member of the All-Tourna-ment Team … posted multiple points in 12 of his final 13 games and 13 games overall … also had 25 groundballs and team-leading 52 shots on goal … (2011) eclipsed 50 points, recording 52 behind 22 goals and 30 assists … led the team in points and assists while finishing fourth in goals … finished second in the Patriot League in assists and third in points (also seventh and 22nd in the nation, respectively) … turned it up down the stretch, posting 17 points over the final four games … (2010) Played in all 15 games, starting in 11 … scored nine goals and added 24 assists … scooped up eight groundballs … fourth in the Patriot League in assists per game with an average of 1.53.

PERSONAL: Son of Joseph and Debra DiMaria … has four siblings, Dan, who played lacrosse at Duke, Jaclyn (lacrosse at Marist), Julia (lacrosse at Northwestern), and Jennifer.

attack | 6’1” |196 LBS

Daviddimaria


#2 #0

M a c h i n e C a r e e r R e c o r d s

PointsSteele Stanwick.........................177Marcus Holman..........................173Tom Schreiber.............................138Peter Baum....................................124

Goals Marcus Holman............................125Peter Buam........................................93Steele Stanwick..............................65 Tom Schrieber..................................65

AssistsSteele Stanwick...........................112Tom Schreiber...............................73Marcus Holman...........................48Peter Baum.....................................31

2PT Goals Kyle Hartzell...................................9Marcus Holman..........................5Kyle Harrison.................................5Peter Baum....................................5

PowerPlay Goals Marcus Holman.........................14Peter Baum...................................11Logan Schuss................................11Jim Connolly...................................11

PowerPlay AssistsSteele Stanwick............................17Peter Baum......................................11Tom Schreiber.................................10Marcus Holman................................6

Hat TricksMarcus Holman............................23Peter Baum......................................20Logan Schuss...................................12Tom Schreiber...................................8

Game-Winning GoalsMarcus Holman..............................5Jake Bernhardt................................4Peter Baum........................................4Kyle Harrison.....................................4

Groundballs Greg Puskuldjian.......................233Eric O’Brien.....................................143Kyle Hartzell...................................115Brian Karalunas............................94

Short-Handed Goals Marcus Holman..............................3Chaz Woodson.................................1Eric O’Brien.........................................1Dan Groot..............................................1

Short-Hand AssistsKyle Harrison.................................5Chaz Woodson.............................2Jim Connolly..................................2Steele Stanwick..ss....................1

Shots on GoalMarcus Holman.........................236Peter Baum...................................191Logan Schuss................................149Steele Stanwick..........................145

Games PlayedSteele Stanwick.........................58Marcus Holman..........................51Dominique Alexander............51Jake Bernhardt...........................50

Faceoff WinsGreg Puskuldjian......................390Eric O’Brien....................................359Robert Dattilo...............................83Anthony Kelly................................77

Faceoff Win %Greg Puskuldjian....................0.534Robert Dattilo..........................0.497Anthony Kelly............................0.49Eric O’Brien.................................0.437

SavesBrian Phipps...............................534Scott Rodgers...........................261Stefan Schroder.......................118

Save PercentageBrian Phipps...............................0.542Scott Rodgers...........................0.519Stefan Schroder.......................0.438

Goals Against AverageScott Rodgers.........................10.08Brian Phipps.............................12.1Stefan Schroder......................12.58


M a c h i n e S i n g l e S e a s o n R e c o r d s

Points Tom Schreiber (‘16)..................60Tom Schreiber (‘15)..................60Marcus Holman (‘16)...............58Marcus Holman (‘15)...............50

GoalsMarcus Holman (‘16)...............42Marcus Holman (‘15)...............39Peter Baum (‘15).........................36Peter Baum (‘16).........................33

Assists Tom Schreiber (‘16)..................36Tom Schreiber (‘15)..................30Steele Stanwick (‘15)...............30Steele Stanwick(‘14).................23

2PT Goals Kyle Hartzell (‘12).......................9Peter Baum (‘16).........................5Kyle Harrison (‘15)......................5Marcus Holman (‘14)...............5

PowerPlay Goals Peter Baum (‘16)......................6Logan Schuss (‘13)...................5Marcus Holman (‘16)..............4Peter Baum (‘14)........................4

PowerPlay AssistsSteele Stanwick (‘16)...................6Tom Schreiber (‘15).......................5Logan Schuss (‘13)..........................5Peter Baum (‘14)..............................4

Hat TricksMarcus Holman (‘16)................9Marcus Holman (‘15)...............7Peter Buam (‘14)........................7Marcus Holman (‘15)..............7

Game-Winning GoalsMarcus Holman (‘16).................2Peter Baum (‘16)...........................2Mark Cockerton (‘16).................2Tom Schreiber (‘15)....................2

Groundballs Greg Puskuldjian (‘16)............123Greg Puskuldjian (‘15)...........110Eric O’Brien (‘13)..........................62Robert Dattilo (14).....................50

Shots on GoalPeter Baum (‘16).........................72Marcus Holman (‘16)...............72Peter Baum (‘14).........................67Marcus Holman (‘15)...............66

Faceoff WinsGreg Puskuldjian (‘16)............214Greg Puskuldjian (‘15).............176Eric O’Brien (‘13)...........................129Matt Lalli (‘12).................................104

Faceoff Win %Robert Dattilo (‘14)...............0.536Greg Puskuldjian (‘16).........0.535Greg Puskuldjian (‘15).........0.498Matt Lalli (‘12).............................0.439

SavesBrian Phipps (‘15)...............206Scott Rodgers (‘16)............149Brian Phipps (‘14)...............140

Save PercentageBrian Phipps (‘15)..............0.564Scott Rodgers (‘16)...........0.548Brian Phipps (‘14)...............0.524

Goals Against AverageKyle Bernlohr (‘16).............7.45Scott Rodgers (‘15)...........11.35Brian Phipps (‘13)...............12.23


A w a r d s & H o n o r s r e c i e v e d w i t h M a c h i n e

MLL All-Stars Greg Bice................................2012Jim Connolly........................2012Kyle Hartzell.........................2012Chazz Woodson................2012Kyle Hartzell.........................2013Steele Stanwick.................2013Peter Baum...........................2014Kyle Harrison........................2014Marcus Holman.................2014Tom Schreiber....................2014Logan Schuss......................2014Steele Stanwick.................2014Peter Baum...........................2015Kyle Harrison........................2015Marcus Holman.................2015Tom Schreiber....................2015Brian Karalunas..................2015Peter Baum...........................2016Jackson Place......................2016Marcus Holman.................2016Tom Schreiber....................2016Brian Karalunas..................2016Scott Rodgers......................2016Bear Davis...............................2016

Team USAKyle Harrison...............2014/15Marcus Holman..2014/15/16Steele Stanwick................2014Dominique Alexander..2016Jake Bernhardt..................2016

Team CanadaLogan Schuss...........................2014

Rookie of the WeekLogan Schuss.....................2012Tom Schreiber...................2014Derek Maltz..........................2014Jimmy Bitter.........................2015

All-MLL TeamKyle Hartzell..............................2013Peter Baum................................2014 Tom Schreiber.........................2015 Tom Schreiber..........................2016

Defensive Player of the WeekStefan Schroder........................2012Chad Weidmaier......................2013Brian Farrell..................................2013Dana Wilber.................................2013Brian Phipps................................2015Jackson Place.............................2015Adam Fullerton.........................2016Brian Karalunas.........................2016Jackson Place.............................2016Scott Rodgers.............................2016

Offensive Player of the Week Joe Cummings..........................2013Marcus Holman.........................2014 Kyle Harrison................................2015Steele Stanwick..........................2015 Marcus Holman.........................2016 John Grant Jr................................2016

*Grant set new MLL record scor-ing 10 goals in one game*Grant took over Casey Powell to become MLL-All-Time Point Leader with 534 pts

Bud Light Player of the Game (Game MVP)Chazz Woodson...............2012Brian Phipps.......................2012Joe Cummings..................2013Scott Rodgers....................2013

Coca-Cola Players of the Game (Game MVP) Tom Schreiber......................2015Marcus Holman...................2015Greg Puskuldjian.................2015 Brian Phipps .........................2015Jake Bernhardt.....................2015Adam Fullerton.....................2016 Scott Rodgers.........................2016Tom Schreiber........................2016John Grant Jr..........................2016

League MVPTom Schreiber......................2016


O v e r a l l F r a n c h i s e r e c o r d s

Boston 07-04-12 @Boston19-13 (L)07-11-12 vs Boston 16-18 (L)6-29-13 vs Boston 10-13 (L)08-03-13 @Boston 12-16 (W)06-06-14 vs Boston 16-17 (L)06-21-14 @Boston 17-16 (OT) (L)07-11-15 @Boston 12-19 (W)07-25-15 vs Boston 17-16 (W)05-21-16 @Boston 7-14 (W)07-15-16 vs Boston 17-15 (W)

Rochester 05-19-12 vs Rochester 16-10 (W)07-28-12 @Rochester 14-13 (L)06-02-13 @Rochester 9-7 (L)06-15-13 vs Rochester 13-11 (W)06-14-14 vs Rochester 18-13 (W)08-02-14 @Rochester 15-17 (W)06-28-15 @Rochester 12-17 (W)07-04-15 vs Rochester 15-16 (L)06-02-16 @Rochester 13-9 (L)06-25-16 vs Rochester 13-16 (L)

Florida 05-10-14 @Florida 10-9 (L)08-09-14 vs Florida 14-10 (W)05-09-15 @Florida 15-12 (L)05-24-15 vs Florida 20-12 (W)04-23-16 @Florida 14-16 (W)06-04-16 vs Florida 17-13 (W)

New York 06-01-12 @Long Island 20-10 (L)06-16-12 vs Long Island 12-16 (L)05-18-13 vs New York 8-14 (L)08-10-13 @New York 14-11 (L)05-17-14 vs New York 9-11 (L)06-28-14 @New York 19-13 (L)04-12-15 @New York 14-8 (L)07-18-15 vs New York 14-9 (W)05-14-16 vs New York 22-10 (W)08-06-16 @New York 13-22 (W)

Chesapeake 05-05-12 @Chesapeake 23-11 (L)07-21-12 vs Chesapeake 7-11 (L)05-11-13 @Chesapeake 14-5 (L)07-06-13 vs Chesapeake 12-13 (L)05-31-14 @Chesapeake 11-15 (W)07-04-14 vs Chesapeake 16-14 (W)05-03-15 @Chesapeake 9-12 (W)06-20-15 vs Chesapeake 11-12 (OT) (L)06-30-16 vs Chesapeake 13-16 (L)

Atlanta 06-18-16 vs Atlanta 17-18 (OT) (L)07-30-16 @Atlanta 14-10 (L)

Denver 06-09-12 vs Denver 8-16 (L)07-04-12 @Denver 17-13 (L)05-04-13 vs Denver 8-13 (L)06-22-13 @Denver 19-5 (L)05-04-14 @Denver 14-12 (L)07-26-14 vs Denver 23-22 (OT) (W)04-19-15 vs Denver 13-14 (L)05-29-15 @Denver 12-18 (W)05-01-16 @Denver 16-17 (L)05-09-16 vs Denver 14-13 (OT) (W)

Charlotte 05-12-12 @Charlotte 18-15 (L)06-23-12 vs Charlotte 16-17 (L)06-08-13 @Charlotte 13-7 (L)07-27-13 vs Charlotte 10-13 (L)04-26-14 @Charlotte 8-15 (W)07-19-14 vs Charlotte 13-12 (W)05-16-15 vs Charlotte 14-10 (W)06-05-15 @Charlotte 12-14 (W)06-09-16 @Charlotte 9-16 (W)

Hamilton 7/13/12 @ Hamilton 12-13 (W)07/14/12 vs. Hamilton 12-14 (L)5/23/13 vs. Hamilton 9-16 (L)7/20/13 @ Hamilton 13-12 (L)

Year-by-Year Regular Season Statistics Year W-L GF GA AST GB Head Coach2012 2-12 160 204 73 389 Ted Garber2013 2-12 130 181 66 348 Garber/Davis2014 8-6 200 189 96 397 Bear Davis2015 9-5 195 171 112 402 Bear Davis2016 8-6 209 183 116 516 Bear Davis

Year-by-Year Post-Season Year W-L GF GA AST GB2012 * * * * *2013 * * * * *2014 0-1 11 15 6 322015 0-1 7 12 2 252016 1-1 34 28 23 54

Machine in the Post-Season Year Date Round Opponent Score2014 08-06-14 Semifinal Rochester 15-11 (L)2015 08-01-15 Semifinal Rochester 12-8 (L)2016 08-13-16 Semifinal Charlotte 16-10 (W)2016 08-20-16 Championship Denver 19-18 (L)

Machine vs All-Time MLL Franchises Team Overall Pct. Home AwayFlorida 4-2 0.66 3-0 1-2New York (L.I.) 3-7 0.30 2-3 1-4Hamilton (Tor.) 1-3 0.25 1-1 1-1Chesapeake 3-6 0.33 1-4 2-2Charlotte 5-4 0.55 2-2 3-2Rochester 5-5 0.5 3-2 2-3Boston 5-5 0.5 2-3 3-2Denver 3-7 0.30 2-3 4-1


I n A s i n g l e G a m e4+ Assists 7...T. Schreiber vs. New York 5/14/16 7...T. Schreiber vs. Denver 5/29/15 6...T. Schreiber vs. New York 8/6/16 6...S. Stanwick vs. Rochester 6/14/14 5...T. Schreiber vs. Florida 4/23/16 5… S. Stanwick vs. Denver 7/4/12 4...T. Schreiber vs. New York 7/18/15 4...S. Stanwick vs. Denver 5/8/16 4...S. Stanwick vs. Charlotte 6/23/12 4...S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/25/15 4...S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/11/15 4...C. Woodson vs. Hamilton 7/13/12 4...S. Stanwick vs. Denver 5/4/14 4...L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/6/14

5+ Goals 6...M. Holman vs. Rochester 8/2/14 6...M. Holman vs. New York 5/14/16 6...M. Holman vs. Charlotte 5/16/15 6...J. Grant Jr vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-Final) 5...P. Baum vs. Rochester 6/14/14 5...P. Baum vs. New York 6/28/14 5...M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/28/15 5...M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/14/14 5...M. Holman vs. Denver 7/26/14 5...M. Holman vs. Denver 5/8/16 5...M. Holman vs. Denver 5/29/15 5...M. Holman vs. Charlotte 6/9/16 5...L. Schuss vs. Denver 7/26/14 5...L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/29/13 5… J. Connolly vs. Denver 7/4/12 5… C. Woodson vs. Rochester 7/28/12

10+ Goals 10...J. Grant Jr vs. New York 8/6/16 20+ FO Wins 23...G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 5/24/15 21...G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/15/16 21...G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/11/15 21…A. Kelly vs. Charlotte 5/12/12 20...G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 4/23/16 20...G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 6/18/16

20+ Overall Goals Scored 23...vs Denver 7/26/14 22... vs. New York 5/14/16 22... vs. New York 8/6/16 20... vs. Florida 5/24/15 2+ 2 point Goals 2... K. Hartzell vs. Charlotte 6/23/12 2...K. Harrison vs. Florida 5/24/15 20+ Saves 23... S. Rodgers vs. Charlotte 4/26/14 22...S. Rodgers vs. Bos 8/3/13 22...B. Phipps vs. Rochester 6/28/15 21...B. Phipps vs. Charoltte 5/16/15 20...S. Rodgers vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Playoff) 7+ Points 10...J. Grant Jr vs New York 8/6/16 9...T. Schreiber vs. New York 5/14/16 9...J. Grant Jr vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-Final) 8...T. Schreiber vs. New York 8/6/16 8...S. Stanwick vs. Boston 7/25/15 8...M. Holman vs. Rochester 8/2/14 8...L. Schuss vs. Boston 6/6/14 8... T. Schreiber vs. Denver 5/29/15 7...S. Stanwick vs. Denver 8/20/16 (Championship Game) 7...M. Holman vs. Rochester 6/28/15 10+ Ground Balls 19...G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/11/15 16...G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 5/24/15 15...G. Puskuldjian vs. Chesapeake 6/20/15 13...G. Puskuldjian vs. Rochester 6/28/15 13...G. Puskuldjian vs. Florida 4/23/16 13...G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 6/18/16 12...R. Dattilo vs. Denver 7/26/14 12...G. Puskuldjian vs. New York 8/6/16 12...G. Puskuldjian vs. Boston 7/25/15 11...G. Puskuldjian vs. Chesapeake 6/30/16 11...G. Puskuldjian vs. Atlanta 7/30/16 11… K. Hartzell vs. Denver 7/4/12 10...G. Puskuldjian vs. Charlotte 8/13/16 (Semi-final)


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