Ivy Weekly Men's Lacrosse Report 2 - 3/17
Created: 3/17/2003 4:40:05 PM

IVY MEN'S LACROSSE
Release #2, March 17, 2003

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IVY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Sean Greenhalgh, Cornell, Sophomore, Attack, St. Catharine's, Ontario
Greenhalgh waited until the fourth quarter to rally his Big Red to a comeback win. In Cornell's 9-8 come-from-behind win over Penn State, he scored four of his five and all four of the Big Red's fourth-quarter goals to help earn a win over No. 15 Penn State. For the week he deposited 10 goals in the net after another five-goal outburst in a 19-6 win over Canisius. He leads the Big Red with with 13 goals.

IVY ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Jamie Coffin, Dartmouth, Attack, Greenwich, Conn.
A huge part of Dartmouth's 4-0 start, Coffin continued his impressive rookie season in a win over Lehigh. In the Big Green's 10-5 win, he had two goals and three assists to earn his second consecutive Rookie of the Week Award. So far this season he leads the team with 21 points on eight goals and 13 assists.

IVY HONOR ROLL
Jon Thompson, Brown, Senior, Attack, Freeport, Maine
Thompson scored three goals for the Bears against the No. 6 Minutemen in an 18-6 loss. In the two game so far this season, Thompson has six goals, notching three in each contest.

Brandon Ross, Cornell, Junior, Goaltender, Harwood, Md.
Ross recorded a career-high 18 saves in Cornell's 9-8 comeback win at home over No. 15 Penn State. With the Big Red trailing 7-5 heading into the fourth quarter, Ross allowed only one goal the rest of the way and saved five of the Nittany Lions' shots in the final quarter.

Ben Grinnell, Dartmouth, Sophomore, Midfielder, Waccabuc, N.Y.
Grinnell scored three goals in Dartmouth's 10-5 victory over Lehigh. He leads the Big Green with 12 goals in four games.
Matt Primm, Harvard, Senior, Forward, Westminister, Md.
Primm scored twice and added a pair of assists in Saturday's 10-7 loss at Fairfield. Primm leads the Crimson with 10 points on four goals and six assists.

Jake Martin, Penn, Senior, Attack, Baltimore, Md.
Martin enjoyed himself a career week, as the fourth-year midfielder scoring seven goals and adding two assists to help Penn to a 2-0 week with wins over Mount St. Mary's and No. 18 Army. Against the Mount, Martin matched his career-high for goals in a game with three in the 11-9 victory. Those career-high numbers did not last however as he tallied four times and added a career-high five points to pace Penn past Army, 13-8.

Ryan Boyle, Princeton, Junior, Attack, Hunt Valley, Md.
Boyle had a career-high nine points (three goals, six assists) in the Tigers' 18-5 win over No. 12 Hofstra. He scored the first goal of game 52 seconds in to give Princeton lead it would not relinquish. With those totals he movedpast Matt Striebel into seventh all-time at Princeton in assists with 78 and needs 22 more to move into third.

Mike Scaglione, Yale, Senior, Attack, Huntington, N.Y.
Scaglione tallied seven goals and four assists as the Bulldogs improved to 3-0. In a 17-15 win over No. 15 Penn State, he had four goals and three assists. He then notched three more goals and an assists in the Elis 14-8 victory against Qunnipiac. He has scored atleast three goals in all three Bulldog contests so far this season.

BROWN BEARS
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The UMass game, scheduled for Stevenson Field, was moved to Amherst, Mass. after Providence received five more inches of snow on Thursday, followed by freezing temperatures ... Junior All-American goalie Mike Levin (Pittsford, N.Y.) was peppered with 52 shots by UMass and made a game high 17 saves for the Bears ... Sophomore Kirk Teatom (Massapequa, N.Y.) continues to do an outstanding job facing-off for the Bears, winning 13 of 22 face-offs for the Bears against the sixth ranked Minutemen ... Teatom also picked up a game-high eight ground balls for the Bears ... Brown held an early 2-0 lead on UMass following goals by junior John Urquhart (Southport, Conn.) and senior Jon Thompson (Freeprt, Maine) ... Urquhart finished the game with a goal and an assist, while Thompson netted three goals ... Sophomore Chazz Woodson (St. George's, Va.) and senior Matt Winkler (West Islip, N.Y.) also picked up goals for the Bears against the Minutemen ... Freshman Kyle Wailes (Toronto, Ont.) picked up his first collegiate point with an assist against UMass ... The Bears will play at home on Tuesday against Hartford, before traveling to Loyola on Saturday.

CORNELL BIG RED
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The Big Red earned a pair of wins on the week, including a key 9-8 win against No. 15 Penn State ... Sophomore Sean Greenhalgh (St. Catharines, Ont.) scored five goals in each of Cornell's two wins ... Junior goaltender Brandon Ross (Harwood, Md.) made a career-high 18 saves against the Nittany Lions ... Junior Scott Raasch (Fayetteville, N.Y.) scored two goals and added an assist in the 19-6 win over Canisius for his first points as a member of the Big Red since transferring from Fairfield last year and also won a combined 10-of-17 faceoffs over the two contests ... Junior Andrew Collins (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) tallied six assists on the week, including four against Canisius, and is the Big Red's leader in points (18) and assists (11) ... The Big Red is 3-0 at home this season and has been victorious in 11 of its past 13 contests at Schoellkopf Field ... Cornell will open the Ivy portion of its 2003 schedule when it travels to face Yale on Saturday.

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN
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Dartmouth sophomore Ben Grinnell (Waccabuc, N.Y.) scored three goals as the Big Green used a strong second-half performance to defeat Lehigh, 10-5, on Saturday ... The teams were tied, 4-4, in the third quarter before Grinnell netted his second of the day for a 5-4 lead with 3:23 remaining ... Just seven seconds later, junior Russell Radebaugh (Freeland, Md.) won the faceoff and scored for a 6-4 Big Green advantage ... Dartmouth's defensive unit of Pat Keeley (Potomac, Md.), Mike de Guzman (Natick, Mass.), Doug Carr (Mahwah, N.J.) and Matt Nicholson (Annapolis, Md.) combined to hold Lehigh to only five goals ... The win kept the Big Green's season perfect at 4-0 ... It's the best start for Dartmouth since the 1995 squad began the year with a 6-0 mark ... In the nets, Dartmouth's Andrew Goldstein (Milton, Mass.) made 13 saves.

HARVARD CRIMSON
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Sophomore attack Mike McBride (Ridgewood, N.J.) scored once in the Fairfield game and now leads the Crimson with five goals ... The Stags then scored the game's next six goals ... Freshman attack Sean Kane (Fairfax, Va.) scored the first two goals of his college career ... His first goal tied the contest at 2-2 ...Junior goalie Jake McKenna (Darien, Conn.) drew his third straight start in net. He had 12 saves vs. Fairfield and now owns a .540 save percentage for the year ... Harvard outshot Fairfield, 35-26, and had a 35-28 advantage in ground balls ... The Stags, however, won 16 face-offs compared to the Crimson's six ... Harvard now embarks on a three-game home-stand, starting with Holy Cross on Tuesday ... The Crimson then welcomes Penn in its Ivy opener on Saturday and hosts Providence next Tuesday night.

PENN QUAKERS
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Penn will kick off a stretch of five straight Ivy League games, including the first two on the road, as the Red and Blue travels to Cambridge, Mass. to take on Harvard at 1 p.m. on Saturday ... The Quakers have won two-straight and are coming off their highest offensive output of the season, scoring 13 times to top the No. 18 Army, 13-9 ... Don't be fooled by the close 5-4 halftime lead in Penn's win over No. 18 Army, the Red and Blue were outplaying the Black Knights at both ends of the field, winning the small battles (20-10 groundballs, 7-of-11 faceoffs, 26-10 shots) ... The Quakers used an eight-goal second half, including four straight scores to start the third period and never looked back again ... Will Phillips (Annapolis, Md.) extended his points streak to 10 games with a career-high five-point effort in Penn's win over Army ... The junior attackman netted a career-high three goals against the Black Knights, which gave him five in his last two games ... Phillips, who is the only Quaker this season to record a point in all five games, began his streak back on April 6, 2002, at Dartmouth with two assists ... During his run, he has recorded 9 goals and 12 assists.

PRINCETON TIGERS
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Jason Doneger (Lynbrook, N.Y.) had a career-high four goals, three of which were assisted by Ryan Boyle (Hunt Valley, Md.) ... Sean Hartofilis (Huntington, N.Y.) had four goals, leaving him seven away from becoming the seventh player in school history with 100 ... Ricky Schultz (Timonium, Md.) had the first goal of his career and the first goal by a Princeton longstick this season ... Mac Bryson (Sewickly, Pa.), John Robinson (Cincinnati, Ohio) and J.G. Guidera (Baltimore, Md.) all had their first career goals ... Princeton used 40 players against Hofstra after using a total of 19 in the first two games combined ... Princeton had the lead for 6:19 of its first two games combined and then had the lead for the final 59:02 against Hofstra ... Princeton is at Syracuse this weekend in a rematch of the last three NCAA Championship games ... Princeton and Syracuse have combined to win 13 of the last 15 NCAA Championships.

YALE BULLDOGS
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Ned Britt (Summitt, N.J.) had four goals and Mike Scaglione (Huntington, N.Y.) added three as the Yale men's lacrosse team beat Quinnipiac, 14-8, before 1,050 at Johnson Field ... No. 19 Bulldogs erased 3-1 and 5-2 deficits in the first period to remain undefeated in three games ... Yale went on a 10-goal run that included all four of Britt's scores and two by Scaglione, the Bulldogs' captain ... Ryan Capilupi's (Garden City, N.Y.) goal at 11:05 of the fourth was the last of the Yale run and make the score 12-5 ... The Bobcats (1-5) tallied three of the last five goals but it was too late for a comeback ... The Elis, who entered the game with wins over Drexel and Penn State, outshot Quinnipiac 73-25 and attempted 20 shots in both the first and fourth periods ... Yale did manage to score three times with a man-advantage ... David Schecter (Sea Ranch Lakes, Fla.) and Capilupi each had a pair of goals, while Seth Goldberg (Syracuse, N.Y.), Greg Naso (Hewlett Harbor, N.Y.) and Van Sternbergh (Cos Cob, Conn.) also scored ... Roy Skeen (Baltimore, Md.) made 10 saves to earn the win in goal.
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