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Princeton Hosts Harvard Friday Evening As Every Ivy Game Is Huge
April 16, 2015 | Men's Lacrosse
| Princeton vs. Harvard Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium • Princeton, N.J. |
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| Gametime | Friday, April 17 • 6:00 p.m. |
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| Series Info | Princeton leads 57-22-1 |
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Princeton 7-4 (3-1 Ivy League); Harvard 6-6 (1-3 Ivy League) |
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There are two weekends of three Ivy League games each remaining to the regular season. At this point, it appears, unofficially at least, that Princeton and Cornell will make up half of the field at the Ivy League tournament.
What is 100% certain is that none of the seven Ivy teams has been eliminated to date. Each of the three games this weekend will have a huge impact on what direction the race takes.
It starts tonight with Princeton and Harvard and continues with Cornell at Brown and Dartmouth at Penn. The matchups next weekend are Princeton-Cornell, Harvard-Yale and Brown-Dartmouth.
Right now, Princeton and Cornell are tied for first at 3-1, followed by Yale at 3-2 and Brown at 2-2. Penn is 2-3, while Harvard and Dartmouth are both 1-3.
For Harvard, who hosted last year's Ivy tournament, the postseason starts today, as this is essentially an elimination game for the Crimson, who would be out of the race with a defeat. This, of course, makes the Crimson twice as dangerous.
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The Ivy League tournament will be in either Princeton or at Cornell or Brown. It cannot be hosted by any other team.
The only way Brown can host it would be to have a three-way tie or four-way tie for the championship. A Cornell win over Brown this weekend would mean that the tournament would have to be in either Princeton or Ithaca.
Should Princeton and Cornell both win this weekend, then the outright championship would go to the team that would then win in Ithaca next week. If one of Princeton and Cornell wins this weekend while the other loses, then the team that wins would clinch at least a share of the Ivy League championship.
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Princeton can be the outright Ivy champion, the Ivy co-champion or the seccond-, third- or fourth-place team in the league.
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Harvard was the second Ivy team Princeton ever played in lacrosse, all the way back in 1882. Harvard was in fact the third collegiate opponent for Princeton and the only one of those three that today fields a Division I lacrosse team. The other two were Columbia and NYU.
Princeton and Harvard played every year from 1882 until 1889, two years before Princeton dropped the sport. The next meeting wasn't until 1922, one year after the sport was restarted at Princeton, but the teams played sparingly until the 1950s, which explains why Princeton has played Yale 99 times but Harvard only 80 times.
The teams have met every year since 1953. Princeton leads the all-times series 57-22-1.
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Harvard is 1-3 in the Ivy League, with three of the four games having been decided by one goal. Harvard is 1-2 in those games, with losses to Dartmouth (in OT) and Penn and a win over Cornell.
A year ago, Harvard defeated Princeton 9-8 in Cambidge. The Tigers missed the Ivy tournament last year after going 2-4 in the league, with three one-goal losses and a two-goal loss.
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Princeton scored the first goal against Harvard a year ago before falling behind 7-1 late in the second quarter. The Tigers came back to within 9-8 with 5:46 to play.
Princeton would take six more shots, two of which hit the pipe and the last of which was saved by Jake Gambitsky on a low shot from Jake Froccaro.
Ryan Ambler, who scored three times, was the only player in the game on either team with more than two goals.
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Mike MacDonald leads Princeton in goals with 38, assists with 22 and points with 60. He ranks fourth in Division I in points per game and fifth in Division I in goals per game.
He needs two goals to become the first player in Princeton men's lacrosse history to have a season of at least 40 goals and at least 20 assists.
In addition, MacDonald needs two goals to become the third player in program history - along with Jesse Hubbard and Chris Massey - to have at least two seasons with at least 40 goals.
MacDonald scored 43 goals two years ago and then had 19 last year, when he was was slowed by hip injuries that required off-season surgery.
MacDonald is currently fourth all-time at Princeton with 122 career goals. He trails only Hubbard (163), Massey (146) and Sean Hartofilis (126).
MacDonald is also seventh all-time at Princeton in points with 190 (122G, 68A). With two more points, he would tie Chris Massey for sixth; with 10 he would tie Tom Schreiber for fifth at exactly 200.
As for the single-season lists, MacDonald is in a four-way tie for ninth with 60 points. He needs one to tie Wick Sollers for eighth.His 38 goals rank 12th in a season.
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If that's not enough MacDonald, he also has had at least three goals in eight of 11 games this year.
He comes into the Harvard game having had back-to-back games of five goals and one assist.
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Kip Orban has 33 goals on the season.
The record for goals in a season by a Princeton midfielder is 36, set by Josh Sims in 2000. Orban is actually third among middies, behind Sims and Mark Kovler, who had 34 in 2009.
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Mike MacDonald and Kip Orban have combined for 71 of Princeton's 137 goals this season.
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Gavin McBride is the only Princeton player with at least one point in every game this season.
McBride did not score as a freshman and now has 17 goals and nine assists this season. Princeton has never before had a player who did not score as a freshman who has reached 17 goals as a sophomore.
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Princeton is playing at home for the first time since March 29 and the final time in the regular season.
Princeton has played 11 games, of which seven have been on the road and four have been at home. Princeton has not played a minute of lacrosse at home this season to date where the temperature has been above 45 degrees.
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Princeton leads the Ivy League and ranks fourth nationally in team shooting percentage at .355.
Mike MacDonald has a shooting percentage of .437, while Kip Orban has a shooting percentage of .412.
Only Sean Connors, with six goals on 12 shots, has a better shooting percentage.
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Princeton defeated Dartmouth 16-5 last Saturday. Austin Sims had his first two career points with two assists (both to Orban). Matt Brophy and Greg Merrill each scored his first career goal.
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Shortstick defensive midfielder Austin deButts currently leads Princeton in caused turnovers with 16, including two last week against Dartmouth.
Since caused turnovers became an official NCAA stat in 2010, no shortstick has led Princeton in the category.
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Kip Orban and Mike MacDonald were both named mid-season second-team All-Americas by Inside Lacrosse.
Neither was a preseason All-America on first-team, second-team, third-team or honorable mention. Both are Major League Lacrosse draftees. Orban was selected in the third round by Charlotte, while Mike MacDonald went in the sixth round to Rochester.
Princeton also has four players on the Tewaaraton Trophy watch list - MacDonald and Jake Froccaro were originally named, and Kip Orban and Zach Currier were added.
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Will Reynolds, a preseason third-team All-America defenseman, will miss the rest of the season due to an injury he suffered in the season opener against Manhattan. Jake Froccaro, also a preseason third-team All-America, played against Manhattan and Maryland but will also miss the rest of the season due to a concussion.
Mark Strabo had started every game of his career before getting injured after the Manhattan game. He has not played since and will miss the rest of the season.
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What Can You Say About ...
Bear Altemus #6
• playing in the second midfield
• had one goal in each of the first two games
• also had a goal against Maryland and Stony Brook
• scored team's first goal of the season - and the first of his career - in the win over Manhattan
• had his first career assist in the Yale game
Ryan Ambler #14
• tied for the team lead in assists (22) and is third in points (37)
• has at least four points in six of 10 games
• reached the 50-goal mark for his career with a goal against Lehigh
• is the 15th player in program history with at least 50 goals and 50 assists in a career
• tied career high with five assists against Rutgers
• had five goals and three assists against Penn
• five goals against Penn tied career high; eight points were new career high
• had a goal and four assists against Lehigh
• had three goals and two assists against Johns Hopkins, including the tying goal with seven seconds remaining
• had four goals in the opener against Manhattan
• had a goal and three assists against Stony Brook, going over the 100-point mark for his career
• had three assists against Brown
• had two assists against Hofstra
• was second on the team in goals and third on the team in assists in 2014
• second-team All-Ivy League in 2014
• father Bob is the all-time leading scorer at Drexel
Alistair Berven #40
• has started seven games on defense
• playing close defense and longstick midfield
• played in two games a year ago
• a native of San Francisco who attended Lawrenceville Prep
Tyler Blaisdell #2
• started the last two games
• made eight saves while allowing five goals in the win over Dartmouth
• played the second half against Rutgers, making four saves while allowing three goals
• made a save with 30 seconds remaining to preserve 12-11 win
• made first career start against Lehigh, making 12 saves
Sam Bonafede #12
• has won 103 of 206 face-offs
• won 17 of 28 face-offs against Penn to earn Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors
• won 7 of 9 in the first quarter against Penn as Princeton built a 7-2 lead and never trailed
• won 15 of 30 against Lehigh
• won 12 of 21 against Stony Brook
• won 13 of 23 against Johns Hopkins
• had his first career point with an assist against Hofstra
• won 9 of 11 face-offs and had a team-best five ground balls against Manhattan
• won 68% of his face-offs during his high school career
• missed the Rutgers game due to injury
• claims to be able to correctly identify the flag of every country on Earth
Sean Connors #9
• had first two-goal game and first three-point game in the win over Dartmouth
• had a goal and assist against Yale for his first multi-point game
• also had a goal and assist against Brown
• had a goal and assist against Lehigh
• started for the first time against Rutgers and had an assist
• had a goal against Penn
Zach Currier #25
• starting in the first midfield while also facing off, playing on the wing on face-offs and playing defensive midfield
• named to the Tewaaraton Trophy watchlist
• leads team in ground balls with 52
• Ivy League Player of the Week after having two goals and three assists, while winning six of eight face-offs and having eight ground balls against Johns Hopkins
• had five points for the second straight game after tying career high with three goals and setting new career high with five points against Hofstra
• had a goal and three assists, with six ground balls, against Lehigh
* had two assists against Yale
• had two goals against Manhattan
• had an assist and eight ground balls against Stony Brook
• second on the team in caused turnovers with 10
Austin deButts #30
• playing shortstick defensive midfield
• leads team with 16 caused turnovers
• had three caused turnovers and four ground balls against Yale
• had two caused turnovers against Dartmouth, Stony Brook, Johns Hopkins and Brown
• had a caused turnover and three ground balls against Rutgers
Jake Froccaro #10
• preseason third-team All-America by Inside Lacrosse
• named to the Tewaraaton Trophy watchlist
• played in two games but will miss the remainder of the season due to a concussion
• second-team All-Ivy League in 2014
• first midfielder in program history to reach at least 50 goals by the end of sophomore year
• is the only midfielder at Princeton ever with at least 20 goals as a freshman and sophomore
• leading returning goal scorer after scoring 27 a year ago
• had 10 goals against Yale to tie 63-year-old school single-game record
• 2013 Ivy League Rookie of the Year
• 2013 honorable mention All-Ivy League
• had 24 goals and 10 assists as a freshman
Bear Goldstein #34
• is the only current player on the team to have started every game off his career
• has four caused turnovers and 17 ground balls
• had two caused turnovers against Lehigh
• had 11 ground ball and six caused turnovers as a freshman
Sam Gravitte #17
• team's No. 1 longstick midfielder
• second on the team in ground balls with 36
• had his first career goal - and first by a Princeton longstick since Will Reynolds against Yale last year - as well as two caused turnovers against Maryland
• had two causd turnovers and six ground balls against Dartmouth
• had seven ground balls and a caused turnover against Yale
• had five ground balls and a caused turnover against Penn
• had four ground balls against Johns Hopkins, all on the wing on face-off wins
• can also face-off
• played against Maryland after appearing at McCarter Theater the night before and the night of the game in the musical “Spring Awakenings”
Adam Hardej #16
• has played attack, midfield and man-up
• had first career two-goal game against Rutgers, including the only goal Mike MacDonald did not score during the crucial 5-0 fourth-quarter run
• had a goal against Johns Hopkins
• had a goal against Yale and Brown
• had his first two career points with a goal and assist against Manhattan
Mike MacDonald #8
• selected in the sixth round of the Major League Lacrosse draft by Rochester
• named to the Tewaraaton Trophy watchlist
• is the only player in Princeton men's lacrosse history with at least one career game with seven goals and another career game with at least six assists
• leads team in goals, assists and points
• is fourth in Division I in points per game and fifth in Division I in goals per game
• has 190 career points (122G, 68A), seventh all-time at Princeton (two points from Chris Massey for sixth)
• is fourth all-time at Princeton with 122 goals; needs five to tie Sean Hartofilis for third
• has 60 points (38G, 22A), ninth-best single-season total in school history, 14 away from tying school single-season record shared by Jon Hess and Ryan Boyle
• needs two goals to become the first player in Princeton history with at least 40 goals and 20 assists in a season
• is one of seven players in program history with at least 30 goals and 20 assists in a season
• is one of three players in program history with at least 100 career goals and 60 career assists, along wth Tom Schreiber and Wick Sollers
• had nine goals and four assists against Rutgers and Yale to earn Ivy League Player of the Week for the third time this year; was also the USILA Offensive Player of the Week
• tied career high with seven goals against Rutgers, including four during a 5-0 run in the fourth quarter as Princeton turned a 9-7 deficit into a 12-9 lead in what became a 12-11 win
• had five goals and an assist against Dartmouth
• had five goals and an assist against Lehigh
• had two goals and four assists against Yale
• had three goals and an assist against Brown
• had three goals and six assists to tie career high with nine points against Penn
• had three goals and two assists against Johns Hopkins
• had three goals against Stony Brook
• Ivy League Player of the Week each of the first two weeks (shared the award with Harvard's Deke Burns in Week 2)
• tied career-high (set originally against Cornell in the 2013 Ivy tournament) with nine points against Hofstra with five goals and four assists; had one assist in the first half and then eight second half points, including a four-goal, three-assist third quarter
• had a two goal, three-assist, three caused turnover performance against Manhattan
• missed the fall after having arthroscopic surgery on both hips to repair bi-lateral torn labrums; recovery took six months
• 2014 second-team All-Ivy League
• 2014 Tewaaraton Trophy watchlist
• 2013 first-team All-Ivy League
• 2013 honorable mention All-America
• had 43 goals in 2013, the sixth-best single-season total in school history and the most by a Princeton player since Chris Massey had 45 in 1997
Gavin McBride #50
• playing in first offensive midfield
• has 17 goals and nine assists this season after having no points as a freshman; Princeton has never before had a player who did not score as a freshman who scored at least this many goals as a sophomore
• is the only player with at least one point in every game this year
• had a career-high four goals against Lehigh
• had two goals and an assist against Dartmouth
• had three goals and two assists against Johns Hopkins, including the game-winning goal in overtime for his first overtime goal since his junior year of high school
• also scored against Hopkins to tie the game at 14-14 in the fourth quarter
• had a goal and two assists against Penn
• had two goals and an assist against Hofstra
• had a goal against Yale and Brown
• had two asssist against Rutgers
• had two goals - the first two of his career - against Manhattan
Kip Orban #13
• team captain
• drafted in the third round of the Major League Lacrosse draft by Charlotte
• second on the team team with 33 goals
• ranks 18th in goals at Princeton with 89, which is also fourth all-time among Princeton middies (Tom Schreiber, Josh Sims, Lorne Smith); needs one goal to tie Jack McBride for 17th overall and five to tie Smith for third among middies
• had career high seven goals and career high nine points in the win over Penn to earn USILA Offensive Player of the Week and Ivy League Co-Player of the Week honors
• nine-point day against Penn came one week after steak of 29 straight games with at least one goal was snapped against Maryland
• has the fourth-longest streak in program history, behind Chris Massey (46 games), B.J. Prager (31) and Jason Doneger (30)
• had five goals against Stony Brook
• has been shut out in two games this season (Maryland, Brown) and came back with 12 goals on 15 shots in the next two games (Penn, Stony Brook)
• had four goals and, with two assists, against Johns Hopkins
• had four goals against Yale
• had four goals against Dartmouth
• had three goals and an assist against Hofstra
• had two goals and an assist against Lehigh
• had two goals against Rutgers and Manhattan
• 2013 second-team All-Ivy League selection
• had 27 goals and eight assists in 2013, including the game-winning goal in the Ivy League semifinal against Cornell in overtime
Brian Pickup #33
• can play longstick midfield or close defense
• started the last five games on close defense
• helped hold Dylan Molloy, the leading goal scorer in Division I, without a goal
• returned to play against Hofstra after missing all of last year and the opener this year due to injury
Rob Posniewski #41
• senior playing on the man-down defensive unit
• had a caused turnover against Penn
Will Reynolds #7
• preaseason third-team All-America by Inside Lacrosse
• played against Manhattan but has not played again this year due to injury and will miss the rest of the season
Aran Roberts #35
• freshman who has started nine games
• Ivy League Rookie of the Week after the Johns Hopkins game
• had two caused turnovers against Hopkins, including caused turnover and ground ball that regained possession in overtime and led to the game-winning goal
• missed the game against Dartmouth due to injury
• grew up in Ireland (sounds like it) before attending high school in California (doesn't sound like it)
Will Rotatori #27
• started first eight games on attack a year ago
• now playing in the second midfield
• had a goal against Yale and Dartmouth
• had an assist against Hofstra
• had five goals and an assist a year ago
Eric Sanschagrin #31
• has a .500 save percentage while starting nine games
• made a career-high high 16 saves in the win over Hofstra
• had 15 saves against Brown, including six against Dylan Molloy, the nation's leading goal scorer who did not score a goal in the game
• made 12 saves against Johns Hopkins
• made 10 saves against Penn
• made nine saves while allowing two goals in three quarters against Manhattan
• started the last five games of the 2014 season
• started the last four games of the 2013 season
Austin Sims #4
• freshman shortstick defensive midfielder
• had first two career points in the win ove Dartmouth with a pair of assists
• had three ground balls against Hofstra
• missed the Maryland game due to an injury
• was a high school All-America
Mark Strabo #3
• had started every game of his career on defense before being injured in the season opener against Manhattan
• hasn't played since and will miss the remainder of the season
• had 22 ground balls and seven caused turnovers a year ago
Riley Thompson #24
• plays mostly with the extra-man unit
• had first career goals against Rutgers
• had two assists against Johns Hopkins, including cross-crease feed to Gavin McBride for the game-winning goal in overtime
• had an assist against Yale and Stony Brook
Bobby Weaver #19
• playing shortstick defensive midfield
• has two caused turnovers and eight ground balls
GAME BY GAME
MANHATTAN (W, 14-4)
GOALS - Ambler 4, Orban 2, MacDonald 2, McBride 2, Currier 2, Altemus 1, Hardej 1
ASSISTS - MacDonald 3, Froccaro 3, Hardej 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (45:00 min, 2 goals-against, 9 saves); O'Connor (7:54 min, 0 goals-against, 3 saves); Blaisdell (7:06 min, 2 goals-against, 2 saves)
HOFSTRA (W, 14-12)
GOALS - MacDonald 5, Orban 3, Currier 3, McBride 2, Altemus 1
ASSISTS - MacDonald 4, Currier 2, Ambler 2, Rotatori 1, Orban 1, Bonafede 1, McBride 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 12 goals-against, 14 saves)
JOHNS HOPKINS (W, 16-15)
GOALS - Orban 4, MacDonald 3, Ambler 3, McBride 3, Currier 2, Hardej 1
ASSISTS - Currier 3, Ambler 2, Orban 2, Thompson 2, McBride 2, MacDonald 2
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 15 goals-against, 12 saves)
MARYLAND (L, 11-4)
GOALS - McBride 1, Froccaro 1, Altemus 1, Gravitte 1
ASSISTS - none
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 11 goals-against, 8 saves)
PENN (W, 17-11)
GOALS - Orban 7, Ambler 5, MacDonald 3, McBride 1, Connors 1
ASSISTS - MacDonald 6, Ambler 3, Orban 2, McBride 2
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 11 goals-against, 10 saves)
RUTGERS (W, 12-11)
GOALS - MacDonald 7, Orban 2, Hardej 2, Thompson 1
ASSISTS - Ambler 5, McBride 2, Connors 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (30:00 min, 8 goals-against, 6 saves); Blaisdell (30:00 min, 3 goals-against, 4 saves)
YALE (W, 11-10)
GOALS - Orban 4, MacDonald 2, McBride 1, Connors 1, Hardej 1, Ambler 1, Rotatori 1
ASSISTS - MacDonald 4, Currier 2, Altemus 1, Connors 1,
Thompson 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 10 goals-against, 8 saves)
BROWN (L, 10-8)
GOALS - MacDonald 3, McBride 1, Connors 1, Hardej 1, Himler 1, Currier 1
ASSISTS - Ambler 3, MacDonald 1, Connors 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 10 goals-against, 15 saves)
STONY BROOK (L, 13-10)
GOALS - Orban 5, MacDonald 3, Altemus 1, Ambler 1
ASSISTS - Ambler 3, Currier 1, Himler 1, McBride 1, Thompson 1
GOALIES - Sanschagrin (60:00 min, 13 goals-against, 8 saves)
LEHIGH (L, 16-15)
GOALS - MacDonald 5, McBride 4, Orban 2, Ambler 1, Thompson 1, Currier 1, Connors 1
ASSISTS - Ambler 4, Currier 3, MacDonald 1, Connors 1, Orban 1
GOALIES - Blaisdell (59:19 min, 15 goals-against, 12 saves),
Sanschagrin (00:41, 1 goal-against, 0 saves).
DARTMOUTH (W, 16-5)
GOALS - MacDonald 5, Orban 4, McBride 2, Connors 2, Brophy 1, Merrill 1, Rotatori 1
ASSISTS - Sims 2, Currier 1, MacDonald 1, Connors 1, Himler 1, McBride 1
GOALIES - Blaisdell (60:00 min, 5 goals-against, 8 saves)
PRINCETON RECORDS
Career Points
247 Kevin E. Lowe (73G, 174A) 1991-94
232 Ryan J. Boyle (70G, 162A) 2001-04
215 Jonathan A. Hess, (82G, 133A) 1995-98
211 Jesse H. Hubbard (163G, 48A) 1995-98
200 Thomas M. Schreiber (106G, 94A)......... 2011-14
192 Christopher G. Massey (146G, 46A) 1995-98
190 Michael S. MacDonald (122G, 68A) 2012-present
182 David J. Heubeck (83G, 99A) 1977-80
174 Joseph S. (Wick) Sollers (114G, 60A) 1975-77
164 P. Justin Tortolani (120G, 44A) 1989-92
163 David H. Tickner (94G, 69A) 1975-77
153 Gerald P. Ronon (97G, 56A) 1980-83
152 Peter J. Trombino (98G, 54A) 2004-07
148 Sean P. Hartofilis (127G, 21A) 2000-03
Career Goals
163 Jesse H. Hubbard 1995-98
146 Christopher G. Massey 1995-98
126 Sean P. Hartofilis 2000-03
122 Michael S. MacDonald 2012-present
120 Justin P. Tortolani 1989-92
118 William J. Prager 1999-2002
114 Joseph S. (Wick) Sollers 1975-77
106 Thomas M. Schreiber 2011-14
105 Jason M. Doneger 2001-05
103 Joshua S. Sims 1997-2000
98 Peter Trombino 2004-07
97 Scott R. Conklin 1992-95
97 Gerald A. Ronan 1980-83
94 William M. Chaires 1973-75
94 David H. Tickner 1975-77
94 Lorne D. Smith 1996-99
90 Joseph P. McBride 2008-11
89 Christopher A. (Kip) Orban 2012-present
86 Jeff J. Froccaro 2010-13
84 Mark L. Kovler 2006-09
83 David J. Heubeck 1977-80
82 Jonathan A. Hess 1995-98
Career Assists
174 Kevin E. Lowe 1991-94
162 Ryan J. Boyle 2001-04
133 Jonathan A. Hess 1995-98
99 David J. Heubeck 1977-80
96 Donald P. Hahn 1982-85
94 Thomas M. Schreiber 2011-15
89 Charles M. Stillwell 1982-85
84 Ralph N. (Bo) Willis 1951-53
74 Matthew P. Striebel 1997-00
69 E. Robert Kent Jr. 1961-63
69 David H. Tickner 1975-77
68 Michael S. MacDonald 2012-present
Season Goals
53 Jesse Hubbard 1996
49 Wick Sollers 1976
46 Chris Massey 1996
Jesse Hubbard 1998
45 Chris Massey 1997
Scott Conklin 1994
43 Mike MacDonald 2013
42 Bill Chaires 1973
41 Jesse Hubbard 1997
Jason Doneger 2003
Sean Hartofilis 2003
38 Mike MacDonald 2015
Gerald Ronon 1983
Justin Tortolani 1991
37 William Griffith 1951
36 B.J. Prager 2001
Wick Sollers 1975
Jason Doneger 2004
Josh Sims 2000
35 Jack McBride 2009
Jack McBride 2010
34 Dave Tickner 1975
Dave Tickner 1976
Mark Kovler 2009
B.J. Prager 2002
Chris Massey 1998
33 Kip Orban 2015
Gerald Ronon 1982
Justin Tortolani 1990
Justin Tortolani 1992
Sean Hartofilis 2001
Season Points
74 Jon Hess (26G, 48A) 1997
72 Jesse Hubbard (53G, 19A) 1996
69 Kevin Lowe (24G, 45A) 1994
68 Wick Sollers (49G, 19A) 1976
67 Ryan Boyle (23G, 45A) 2004
66 Dave Tickner (34G, 32A) 1976
Kevin Lowe (19G, 47A) 1993
61 Wick Sollers (36G, 25A) 1975
60 Mike MacDonald (38G, 22A) 2015
Gerry Ronon (38G, 22A) 1983
Tom Schreiber (32G, 28A) 2012
Tom Schreiber (28G, 32A) 2013