Game No. 6 of 14

CHARLOTTE HOUNDS (1-4) vs. BOSTON CANNONS (2-3)

Saturday, May 23 | Faceoff 7:00pm ET | American Legion Memorial Stadium, Charlotte NC

Where to Watch: ESPN3.com or the WatchESPN app

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Charlotte Hounds Media Contact Jillian Fay, Communications Manager

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Hounds 2015 Schedule & Results

Date Opponent Result

4/12 vs. Rattlers 10-9 (L) OT

4/26 @ Cannons 12-11 (W) OT

5/3 @ Outlaws 15-12 (L)

5/10 vs. Bayhawks 14-10 (L)

5/16 @ Machine 14-10 (L)

5/23 vs. Cannons

5/30 vs. Lizards

6/5 vs. Machine

6/20 @ Lizards

6/27 vs. Outlaws

7/3 @ Launch

7/11 vs. Launch

7/17 @ Rattlers

7/25 @ Bayhawks

Current MLL Standings

Team Wins Loss GB

New York Lizards 6 0 -

Chesapeake Bayhawks 3 2 2.5

Denver Outlaws 3 2 2.5

Rochester Rattlers 3 3 3

Ohio Machine 2 3 3.5

Boston Cannons 2 3 3.5

Florida Launch 1 4 4.5

Charlotte Hounds 1 4 4.5

Boston Cannons Media Contact Katherine Donnelly, Communications Manager

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Hounds Numerical Roster (Active Players)

# Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

0 Bratton Shamel M 6'1 195 6/26/1988 Virginia '11 Huntington, NY ShamelBratton

1 Chanenchuk Mike M 5'11 180 5/22/1990 Maryland '14 Poquott, NY M_Channy

3 Fowler Brendan M/FO 5'11 195 12/27/1991 Duke ‘14 Wantagh, NY BRabbit_3

4 Sawyer Mike A 5'11 195 6/7/1989 Loyola '13 Waxhaw, NC Mjsawyer4

5 Hawkins Josh M 6' 195 3/1/1990 Loyola '13 Amherst, MA HankHawkins

6 Haus Will M 6'1 183 Duke '15 Palmyra, PA

7 Tripucka Jake M 6'2 200 1/30/1991 Duke '13 Boonton Township, NJ JakeTripucka7

8 Dionne Josh A 5'7 170 4/13/1991 Duke ‘14 Merrimack, NH joshdionne8

11 Sankey Joey A 5'5 160 North Carolina '15 Warminster, PA jsankey11

15 Ward Justin A 5'10 210 4/9/1992 Loyola '14 Glen Burnie, MD ThisJust_In15

16 Kimener Terry M 6'2 190 12/1/1984 UMBC ‘08 Oakton, VA TKimna16

19 Drew Kevin M 6'1 195 10/8/1990 Syracuse ‘12 Katonah, NY kevdrew19

24 Flanagan Ryan D 6'5 215 8/29/1989 North Carolina ‘11 West Islip, NY RyanFlanagan24

26 Haus John M 6’ 185 9/21/1990 Maryland '13 Chapel Hill, NC johnhaus26

28 Ehrhardt Michael D 6'5 220 1/7/1992 Maryland '14 Westbury, NY AirHeart12

29 Cunningham Kevin A 5'11 165 4/23/1990 Villanova ‘12 Garden City, NY Kev_Cuny29

30 Zomerfeld Alex M 5'10 185 9/4/1992 Bryant ‘14 Port Jefferson, NY Alex_Zomerfeld

33 Bassett Pierce G 6’4 203 7/15/1991 Johns Hopkins ‘13 Scottsdale, AZ 33fierce

34 Laconi Pat M 5'9 200 5/2/1992 Loyola '14 Mooristown, NJ CONI_ISLAND

42 Runkel Jack G 6'4 225 Loyola '14 Fairfield, CT Jack_Runkel24

44 Schmidt Brett D 6' 185 7/20/1989 Maryland '11 Maple Glenn, PA BrettSchmidt44

51 Meagher Sean D 6'5 215 Robert Morris ‘14 Chesterfield, MO meagherbombs51

55 Poli Mason D 6’ 225 11/9/1990 Bryant '13 Downington, PA longpoli55

77 Lobb Henry D 6'3 215 10/5/1991 Duke ‘14 Narberth, PA luckyslevins

84 Cinosky Joe D 6'3 220 12/12/1985 Maryland ‘08 Boonton Township, NJ JoeCinosky

Hounds Alphabetical Roster (Active Players)

# Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

33 Bassett Pierce G 6’4 203 7/15/1991 Johns Hopkins ‘13 Scottsdale, AZ 33fierce

0 Bratton Shamel M 6'1 195 6/26/1988 Virginia '11 Huntington, NY ShamelBratton

1 Chanenchuk Mike M 5'11 180 5/22/1990 Maryland '14 Poquott, NY M_Channy

84 Cinosky Joe D 6'3 220 12/12/1985 Maryland ‘08 Boonton Township, NJ JoeCinosky

29 Cunningham Kevin A 5'11 165 4/23/1990 Villanova ‘12 Garden City, NY Kev_Cuny29

8 Dionne Josh A 5'7 170 4/13/1991 Duke ‘14 Merrimack, NH joshdionne8

19 Drew Kevin M 6'1 195 10/8/1990 Syracuse ‘12 Katonah, NY kevdrew19

28 Ehrhardt Michael D 6'5 220 1/7/1992 Maryland '14 Westbury, NY AirHeart12

24 Flanagan Ryan D 6'5 215 8/29/1989 North Carolina ‘11 West Islip, NY RyanFlanagan24

3 Fowler Brendan M/FO 5'11 195 12/27/1991 Duke ‘14 Wantagh, NY BRabbit_3

26 Haus John M 6’ 185 9/21/1990 Maryland '13 Chapel Hill, NC johnhaus26

6 Haus Will M 6'1 183 Duke '15 Palmyra, PA

5 Hawkins Josh M 6' 195 3/1/1990 Loyola '13 Amherst, MA HankHawkins

16 Kimener Terry M 6'2 190 12/1/1984 UMBC ‘08 Oakton, VA TKimna16

34 Laconi Pat M 5'9 200 5/2/1992 Loyola '14 Mooristown, NJ CONI_ISLAND

77 Lobb Henry D 6'3 215 10/5/1991 Duke ‘14 Narberth, PA luckyslevins

51 Meagher Sean D 6'5 215 Robert Morris ‘14 Chesterfield, MO meagherbombs51

55 Poli Mason D 6’ 225 11/9/1990 Bryant '13 Downington, PA longpoli55

42 Runkel Jack G 6'4 225 Loyola '14 Fairfield, CT Jack_Runkel24

11 Sankey Joey A 5'5 160 North Carolina '15 Warminster, PA jsankey11

4 Sawyer Mike A 5'11 195 6/7/1989 Loyola '13 Waxhaw, NC Mjsawyer4

44 Schmidt Brett D 6' 185 7/20/1989 Maryland '11 Maple Glenn, PA BrettSchmidt44

7 Tripucka Jake M 6'2 200 1/30/1991 Duke '13 Boonton Township, NJ JakeTripucka7

15 Ward Justin A 5'10 210 4/9/1992 Loyola '14 Glen Burnie, MD ThisJust_In15

30 Zomerfeld Alex M 5'10 185 9/4/1992 Bryant ‘14 Port Jefferson, NY Alex_Zomerfeld

Hounds Inactive Player Rosters

Practice Squad

# Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

Blakely Bill A 5'8 155 1/9/1990 Greensboro ‘12 Charlotte, NC LB3NC_Bill

Capron Nico D 6'5 225 5/17/1990 Canisius ‘12 Waxhaw, NC nicbro32

Hogan Pat M 5'11 190 RPI ‘14 Sinai, NY

Scheich John A 6'1 185 Catawba ‘14 Waxhaw, NC JohnScheich

76 Ward Billy A 5'9 175 Syracuse '14 Baldwinsville, NY bward03

White Jeff G 5'10 220 Le Moyne ‘13 Buffalo, NY jeffwhite4

2-Game IR

# Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

88 DeNapoli Thomas M 6' 195 8/8/1992 Towson '14 East Rockaway, NY tdenap8

Military Inactive

# Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

9 Thul Garrett A 6'3 231 5/31/1990 Army ‘13 Flemington, NJ gtlax09

Collegiate Inactive

Last Name First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown Twitter

Belka Ryan M 5'10 Drexel ‘15 Crofton, MD savedbythebelka

Kelly John D 6'2 205 7/17/1993 Johns Hopkins '15 Sandy Spring, MD

Massa Kevin M/FO 5'10 200 8/5/1993 Bryant '15 Huntington, NY

Orban Kip M 6'2 200 2/13/1993 Princeton ‘15 Westport, CT OrbanPU13

Pronunciation Guide #84 Joe Cinosky — (Sin-aw-ski) #8 Josh Dionne — (Dye-On) #28 Michael Ehrhardt — (Air-Heart) #26 John Haus — (Hoss) #6 Will Haus — (Hoss) #51 Sean Meagher — (Mayor) #9 Garrett Thul — (Thool)

How The Team Was Built

Supplemental Drafts Collegiate Drafts Pierce Bassett (G) - 2014 Mason Poli (D) - 2013 Sean Meagher (D) - 2015 Mike Sawyer (A) - 2013 Jack Runkel (G) - 2015 Mike Chanenchuk (M) - 2014 Garrett Thul (A) - 2015 Tom DeNapoli (A/M) - 2014 Alex Zomerfeld (M) -2015 Josh Dionne (A) - 2014 Mike Ehrhardt (D) - 2014 Brendan Fowler (FO) - 2014 Pat Laconi (M) - 2014 Henry Lobb (M) - 2014 Justin Ward (A) - 2014 Will Haus (M) - 2015

Trades Player Pool Ryan Flanagan (D) - October 2011 Shamel Bratton (M) - 2015 Brett Schmidt (D) - November 2011 Kevin Drew (M) - September 2012 John Haus (M) - January 2013 Jake Tripucka (M) - January 2013 Josh Hawkins (M) - July 2013 Terry Kimener (M) - December 2014 Joe Cinosky (D) - January 2015

Hounds Coaching Staff

Hounds Medical Staff

Mike Cerino Head Coach, 4th MLL season

Limestone College Director of Athletics & VP/Intercollegiate Athletics

Brad Touma Assistant Coach, 4th MLL season

Charlotte Country Day HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse Coach

Tom Carmean Assistant Coach, 3rd MLL season

Guildford College Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach

Chris Schiller Assistant Coach, 2nd MLL season

Southern Select Lacrosse Director / U.S. Men’s National Indoor Team Assistant Coach

Jim Galloway Equipment Manager, 4th MLL season

Charlotte Catholic HS Boys JV Lacrosse Coach

Curt Lamb Strength & Conditioning Coach, 1st MLL season

Limestone College Assistant AD for Sports Performance

Drew Delaney Advance Scout, 4th MLL season

Elizabethtown College Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach

Travis Gillespie International Scouting Advisor, 1st MLL season

City of Coquitlam Firefighter

Donald D’Alessandro, MD Team Physician, 4th MLL season

OrthoCarolina Physician

Catherine Rainbow, MD/SMCAQ Assistant Team Physician, 3rd MLL season

OrthoCarolina Physician

Ray Beltz ATC/LAT Athletic Trainer, 2nd MLL season

OrthoCarolina

Rebecca Rich, BA/ATC/LAT Athletic Trainer, 4th MLL season

Queens University

Crissi Harrison, ATC/L Athletic Trainer, 4th MLL season

OrthoCarolina

Hounds vs. Cannons

All-Time Series: The Hounds are just 2-5 in games versus the Cannons since 2012, with both wins coming in their last two meetings Previous Season Results: The Hounds and Cannons split the regular season in 2014, with each team winning its respective home game Last Meeting: These two teams last met in Foxboro, MA on April 26. The Hounds jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the first quarter, but the Cannons battled back to make it a 6-5 game at the half. Charlotte dominated the third quarter and built an 11-6 advantage, but Boston again rallied. With 35 seconds left on the game clock and the Hounds up 11-10, Josh Amidon fired a shot through Pierce Bassett's legs to tie the game and force overtime. The teams traded possessions in the extra period before the ball ended up in Jake Tripucka’s stick. Tripucka found Tom DeNapoli behind the cage, who then fed Mike Sawyer for the game-winning goal.

2014 Team Stats

Hounds Cannons

Shots 619 616

Goals Scored 153 (nine 2-pointers) 187

Assists 61 100

Goals Allowed 182 (four 2-pointers) 185

Saves 196 200

Groundballs 405 410

Faceoffs 176-386 (45.6%) 231-424 (54.5%)

Penalty Mins. 49 40

Power Play 23.1% 38.3%

Penalty Kill 69.1% 63.9%

2015 Team Stats

Hounds Cannons

Shots 210 235

Goals Scored 52 (one 2-pointer) 64 (six 2-pointers)

Assists 20 34

Goals Allowed 63 (one 2-pointer) 69 (two 2-pointers)

Saves 78 78

Groundballs 160 153

Faceoffs 79-133 (59.4%) 70-146 (47.9%)

Penalty Mins. 14 9.5

Power Play 13.3% 52.9%

Penalty Kill 68.4% 85.7%

2015 Head-to-Head Stats

Hounds Cannons

Shots 27 28

Goals Scored 12 10 (one 2-pointer)

Assists 5 6

Goals Allowed 10 (one 2-pointer) 12

Saves 18 15

Groundballs 37 28

Faceoffs 17-25 (68%) 8-25 (32%)

Penalty Mins. 1.5 2

Power Play 25% 33.3%

Penalty Kill 66.7% 75%

2014 Head-to-Head Stats

Hounds Cannons

Shots 48 57

Goals Scored 20 (one 2-pointer) 26

Assists 9 16

Goals Allowed 26 20 (one 2-pointer)

Saves 31 28

Groundballs 64 56

Faceoffs 17-54 (31.5%) 37-54 (68.5%)

Penalty Mins. 8.5 4.5

Power Play 40% 33.3%

Penalty Kill 66.6% 60%

Hounds Previous Game Recap

Marcus Holman Leads Machine Over Hounds 14-10 Attackman finishes with six goals

DELAWARE, OH (May 16, 2015) — On a rainy Saturday night in Delaware, OH, the home town Ohio Machine topped the visiting Charlotte Hounds 14-10. Machine attackman Marcus Holman lead the way with six goals, earning Coca-Cola Player of the Game honors, while goalie Brian Phipps finished with 21 saves. Meanwhile, the Hounds’ top scorer was midfielder John Haus (2g, 1a) and Pierce Bassett made 19 stops in net.

Holman struck first for the Machine, sneaking a low shot past Bassett. Brendan Fowler won the ensuing faceoff for the Hounds and Michael Ehrhardt scored off a rebound to tie the game at 1-1 early. Joe Cinosky was hit with a slashing penalty 80 seconds later, setting up the Machine’s Steele Stanwick for a go-ahead power-play goal. After some brilliant saves at both ends of the field, Jake Tripucka forced his way to the net and scored low-to-high to knot the game at 2-2. But the Hounds were called offsides with 34 seconds remaining in the quarter, allowing Holman to score his second of the night with 17.5 left on the clock.

The Hounds tied the game again early in the second quarter, as Justin Ward found Haus on the crease to make it three all. But the Machine scored four straight goals over the next 10 minutes to build a 7-3 advantage. The teams traded goals to make it an 8-4 game at the half.

Zach Palmer and Holman scored early in the third quarter to push the Machine in front 10-4. One minute later Kevin Drew found the back of the net to cut the lead to five. But the Machine strung together another two goals, including the sixth of the night from Holman, to move in front 12-5. Mike Chanenchuk got on the board for the Hounds with 20 seconds left to play in the third.

Chanenchuk kept things moving for the Hounds early in the fourth, finding Haus on his right side. Haus beat Phipps high, closing the gap to 12-7. The teams continued to trade goals, though Charlotte finished with two-straight from Josh Dionne and Mike Sawyer to account for the 14-10 final.

The Hounds (1-4) return home on Saturday, May 23, and will look to get back on track against the Boston Cannons (1-3), who are coming off their bye week. The game will be played at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, NC, with faceoff scheduled for 7:00pm. The contest will be followed by a fireworks show to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend.

Cannons Previous Game Recap

CANNONS RALLY FOR THRILLING OT WIN

Foxborough, MA (May 17, 2015) – Tonight marked a monumental evening for both the Boston Cannons and Major League Lacrosse. The Cannons became the second MLL team to reach 100 wins and also retired legend Ryan Boyle’s #14 jersey, the first jersey retirement in MLL history. It was an all-night battle between two talented teams when the Cannons faced off against the Rochester Rattlers at Gillette Stadium. The Cannons fought until the end winning in overtime, 17-16.   Right off the first face-off, the Cannons came out flying, dominating possession at the start of the game. Midfielder Rob Emery began the scoring early for the Cannons, only forty seconds into the game, off a Kevin Buchanan pass. Captain Max Seibald got his first point of the night dishing out an assist to Buchanan to give the Cannons a 2-0 lead over the Rattlers three minutes in. Rochester fired back with two goals of their own to tie it up at two with eight minutes remaining in the first quarter. Cannons goaltender Jordan Burke came up with multiple key saves to shut down the persistent Rattlers offense; however, the respite was only brief. The Rattlers netted three more goals to gain a 5-2 lead over the Cannons going in to the second quarter.    The Rattlers were first to strike in the second quarter, netting a goal that was challenged by the Cannons and eventually waived off due to crease violation. Two of the Cannons captains linked up to answer with a goal of their own, scored by Will Manny and assisted by Scott Ratliff. The Rattlers challenged the goal but the call on the field was confirmed; the Rattlers were charged one time out due to their lost challenge. With just over ten minutes remaining in the half, the Rattlers found the back of the net twice to make the score 7-3. Davey Emala scored his first of the night off a Manny feed. Rochester attackman Jordan Wolf netted his fourth of the evening, and fifteenth of the season with less than seven minutes remaining in the half. Manny responded for the Cannons offense, netting a goal to cut (assisted by Emery) the Rattlers lead to three before the end of the first half. The final minutes of the half were filled with multiple up and down runs by both teams and with the score at 8-5 in favor of the away team.   The Cannons controlled much of the possession in the first few minutes the third quarter but could not capitalize on their offensive opportunities. After a Rochester goal, Manny scored his third of the night off a Ryan Young feed. Two more Rattlers points pushed the score to 11-6 halfway through the third quarter. The third quarter featured many shots and big saves from both teams. Ratliff scored an unassisted two-point goal and Brent Adams found the back of the net for the first time tonight to cut the Rochester lead to two. Before the third quarter wrapped up, the Rattlers found the back of the net one more time to lead 12-9.   Emala fired up the Cannons to start the quarter by netting an unassisted goal a mere thirty seconds into the final quarter of the game. Less than a minute later, Manny found the back of the net for the fourth time tonight for Boston off a Buchanan feed. On the next Rochester offensive attack, Cannons goalie Burke came up with a huge diving save to keep the Cannons in the game, only down by one goal at that point. With seven minutes remaining in the game, the Rattlers scored again, but Craig Bunker took it right off the face-off to score a key goal for the Cannons. The Cannons found the back of the net again one minute later to tie it up, this time off an unassisted goal from Seibald.   The final minutes of the game featured a hard-fought physical battle between the two teams. Rochester’s Mike O’Neil took the ball coast-to-coast to take the lead again for the Rattlers, 14-13. However, the Cannons fired back seconds later with a goal from Erik Smith assisted by Manny (his 7th point of the night). With 3:30 left to play in the game, Boston took the lead, 15-14, for the first time since early on in the first quarter. Emala finished off his hat trick with the goal, dished by Buchanan. Emala netted another from a Manny feed to take a two-goal lead with two minutes remaining. The Rattlers answered with a goal to cut it down to one yet again. With 50 seconds remaining, Rochester tied the game up at 16 to send it to overtime. After multiple shots missing just wide of the net, Manny won the game for the Cannons, scoring his fifth goal of the night. Tonight’s Coca Cola Player of the Game is Captain Will Manny. He netted five goals and dished out four assists for nine total points.   The Cannons now head on the road to take on the Charlotte Hound on the 23rd. Boston returns home on May 30th to face the Florida Launch at 6pm.

Hounds Scoring Leaders

Hounds Goalie Leaders

Cannons Scoring Leaders

Cannons Goalie Leaders

MLL Scoring Leaders

MLL Goalie Leaders

News & Notes

ROSTER REPORT: The Hounds made several roster moves the week. On Monday, the team waived backup goalie Sean Aaron and claimed midfielder Shamel Bratton from the New York Lizards’ practice squad. On Thursday, the Hounds traded a 2016 Fourth-Round Collegiate Draft Pick to the Florida

Launch in exchange for attack Kevin Cunningham. The team also waived faceoff specialist J.P. Dalton and practice squad member Matthew Sawyer. The Hounds then moved attack Billy Ward to the practice squad and activated collegiate draftee Joey Sankey (A, UNC).

GOING STREAKING: John Haus has tallied at least one point in 17 straight games, dating back to May 10, 2014.

HELPING HANDS: The Hounds have the lowest percentage of assisted goals in MLL ( 38.5%), while the Cannons boast the third-best (53.1%).

SMALL ALLOWANCE: Pierce Bassett and the Hounds have allowed the third-fewest goals this season at 63 (tied with the Florida Launch). The Boston Cannons have allowed the second-most goals at 69.

THEY’VE GOT THE POWER: The Cannons have converted 52.9% of their power-play opportunities, making the tops in the league. The Hounds, meanwhile, have converted an MLL-low 13.3% of their man-up chances. The Cannons also have the second-best penalty kill rate (85.7%), while the

Hounds have the second-worst (68.4%).

Active Player Notes

#1 Mike Chanenchuk (M) — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (2); Points (4)

#3 Brendan Fowler (M/FO) — Back-to-back NCAA Champion with Duke (2013 & 2014) — 2015 MLL Week 1 FOA-thlete of the Week — Named MLL Humanitarian of the Month in July 2014 after cutting and donating hair to the Locks of Love organization — Also played football during his undergraduate career at Duke — Returned to Duke for grad school in 2014 and used final year of athletic eligibility to join the wrestling team — MLL Single Game Highs: Faceoff (16-23, 69.6%); Groundballs (8); Goals (2)

#4 Mike Sawyer (A) — Broke the Guinness World Record for Fastest Lacrosse shot in 2013, shooting 114mph at the MLL All-Star Game in Charlotte (previous record was 111mph) — 2013 MLL All-Star participant — Won an NCAA Championship with Loyola in 2012 — Was a Tewaaraton Award Finalist in 2012 — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (3); Points (4) — Scored three 2-point goals in 2014

#5 Josh Hawkins (M) — Won an NCAA Championship with Loyola in 2012 — Volunteer Assistant Coach for Amherst College Men’s Lacrosse — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (2); Groundballs (5)

#7 Jake Tripucka (M) — Father Kelly Tripucka played for the Charlotte Hornets from 1988-1991 — Late Grandfather Frank Tripucka was the first-ever quarterback for the Denver Broncos in 1960 — Won two NCAA Championships with Duke, the first as a freshman in 2010 and the second as a senior in 2013 — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (3); Points (3)

#8 Josh Dionne (A) — Assistant Coach for NAVY Women’s Lacrosse — Won back-to-back NCAA Championships with Duke in 2013 and 2014 — Scored his first MLL goal in his first MLL appearance on April 12 — Has scored at least one goal in each of his first three MLL games

#15 Justin Ward (A) — 2014 Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year — Won an NCAA Championship with Loyola in 2012 — Holds Loyola’s career assists record (120), single-season assist record (53) and ranks sixth in school history with 177 total points — Volunteer Assistant Coach for Georgetown Men’s Lacrosse — Set the Hounds’ single-season assist record (21) in 2014 — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (3); Assists (3); Points (5)

#16 Terry Kimener (M) — 2008 America East Player of the Year — 2008 America East Tournament MVP — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (3); Points (5)

#19 Kevin Drew (M) — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (2); Groundballs (6) — 2015 MLL Week 3 Defensive Player of the Week — 2014 MLL All-Star Game participant

#24 Ryan Flanagan (D) — 2010 Co-Winner of the Schmeisser Memorial Cup as the nation’s top collegiate defenseman — Three-time MLL All-Star Game participant (2012, 2013 & 2014) — Named MLL Humanitarian of the Month in February 2014 — 2014 MLL Week 9 Warrior Defensive Player of the Week — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (12); Goals (2)

#26 John Haus (M) — 2015 Hounds Co-Captain — Volunteer Assistant Coach for High Point University Men’s Lacrosse — MLL Single Game Highs: Goals (3); Points (5)

#28 Michael Ehrhardt (D) — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (6) — Scored at least one goal each MLL season (2014 & 2015)

#30 Alex Zomerfeld (M) — First MLL point came on an assist in the 2015 season opener versus Rochester

#33 Pierce Bassett (G) — MLL Single-Game Highs: Saves (20); Fewest Goals Allowed (7); Most Goals Allowed (15)

#34 Pat Laconi (M) — Won an NCAA Championship with Loyola in 2012 — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (3); — Currently a law student at the University of Baltimore School of Law

#44 Brett Schmidt (D) — Two-time MLL All-Star Game participant (2013 & 2014) — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (6)

#55 Mason Poli (LSM/D) — Quinnipiac Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach — While a junior and senior at Bryant University, Poli led the nation in long-pole scoring — 2012 and 2013 Tewaaraton Semifinalist — Led MLL in long-pole scoring for 2014, tallying six goals (three 2-pointers) and one assist for 10 points — Has finished with double-digit points in each of his MLL seasons

#77 Henry Lobb (D) — Won back-to-back NCAA Championships with Duke (2013 & 2014) — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (3)

#84 Joe Cinosky (D) — Two-time MLL Champion (Toronto Nationals 2009, Chesapeake Bayhawks 2010) — 2009 MLL All-Star Game participant — 2010 FIL World Championship Gold Medalist as member of Team USA — MLL Single-Game Highs: Groundballs (6)

#88 Thomas DeNapoli (A/M) — MLL Single-Game Highs: Goals (2) Points (3) — Cousin Steve DeNapoli is a midfielder for the New York Lizards

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