Friday, April 28
Buffalo, NY
4:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
at
Canisius College
QU Men's Lacrosse Travels To Canisius For Season Finale Friday
4/26/2017 9:49:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
Quinnipiac Bobcats (2-8, 1-4 MAAC) at
Canisius Golden Griffins (5-8, 3-2 MAAC)
Friday, April 28, 2017 - 4:00 PM
Demske Sports Complex - Buffalo, N.Y.
All-Time Series vs. Canisius: Quinnipiac leads 7-2
Last Year: QU 2-0 (regular season and MAAC Semifinals)
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SEASON FINALE
Quinnipiac closes out its 2017 season at Canisius on Friday. The Bobcats are already eliminated from contention for the MAAC Tournament while Canisius has clinched one of the four spots.
FINAL GAME FOR CLASS OF 2017
The road game at Canisius will be the final collegiate contest for Quinnipiac's senior class. Jack Brust, a fifth-year senior, will conclude a decorated career that saw him earn the MAAC Tournament Most Outstanding Player honor last year while ranking third in the nation in save percentage. Midfielder Kevin Diehl has been a regular in the Bobcat lineup all four seasons, while Drew D'Antonio has started at attack the last two years after transferring from Bryant and had four goals in last year's MAAC Championship game. Zach Malsky is also a senior on this year's squad, but has one year remaining after taking a redshirt season as a freshman. Next year's Senior Day will be a substantially larger affair, as the Bobcats have 15 juniors on the team this year (16 if Malsky returns).
LAST GAME (Siena 10, Quinnipiac 8)
The Quinnipiac men's lacrosse team got off to a quick 3-0 lead but Siena regrouped and captured a 10-8 win over the Bobcats on Friday in Loudonville. Brian Feldman led the Bobcats offense with two goals and two assists, while Jack Brust had 14 saves in goal. Anthony Carchietta assisted on all three fourth-quarter goals for Quinnipiac (two to Feldman) to help the Bobcats get back in striking distance after trailing 9-5, but they were unable to come all the way back
LAST YEAR vs. CANISIUS
The Quinnipiac men's lacrosse team swept two games from Canisius last season, both in Hamden, winning 17-9 in the regular season behind a career-high seven goals from Brian Feldman. The Bobcats then won the rematch in the MAAC semifinals, knocking off the Golden Griffins 13-7 behind five goals from graduated senior Ryan Keenan and four goals from Foster Cuomo.
MILESTONES FOR FELDMAN
Junior Brian Feldman became the 13th player to reach 100 career points in Quinnipiac history when he scored an early goal against Manhattan on April 1. He now has 110 points (95 goals, 15 assists) and is five goals away from becoming the fourth Bobcat to reach the 100 mark in that category.
FELDMAN'S GOAL STREAK REACHES 20
Entering the weekend, Brian Feldman has a streak of 20 straight games with at least one goal, dating back to being held scoreless by Marquette last spring, which puts him in fifth on the active list nationally (second among non-seniors). Only 11 players in the country currently have a goal scoring streak of 10 or more, led by senior Dylan Molloy of Brown with 38 in a row.
Longest Scoring Streaks Nationally
1. 38 Dylan Molloy, Brown, A, Sr.
2. 30 Alex Corpolongo, Stony Brook, M, Sr.
3. 23 Justin Guterding, Duke, A, Jr.
4. 22 Gavin McBride, Princeton, A, Sr.
5. 20 Brian Feldman, Quinnipiac, A, Jr.
6. 17 Chris Cloutier, North Carolina, A, Jr.
7. 15 Dylan Maltz, Maryland, A, Sr.
8. 14 Daniel Bucaro, Georgetown, A, So.
9. 13 Mac O'Keefe, Penn State, A, Fr.
10. 12 Bryce Wasserman, Monmouth, A, Jr.
10. 12 Nick Mariano, Syracuse, M, Sr.
10. 12 Griffin Brown, Colgate, M, Fr.
FELDMAN SIXTH NATIONALLY IN SCORING
Heading into the regular season finale, junior attack Brian Feldman ranks tied for sixth in the nation in scoring at 3.00 goals per game. Only seven players in the nation currently average a hat trick, lef by Gavin McBride of Princeton at 3.54 per game.
Top Division I Scorers (Goals Per Game)
1. 3.54 Gavin McBride, Princeton
2. 3,46 Connor Fields, Albany
3. 3.23 Jack Curran, Villanova
3. 3.23 Mac O'Keefe, Penn State
5. 3.17 Dylan Molloy, Brown
6. 3.00 Brian Feldman, Quinnipiac
6. 3.00 Tom Moore, Binghamton
FELDMAN MOVES INTO FOURTH ON QU'S CAREER GOALS LIST
Junior attack Brian Feldman is well ahead of pace to become only the fourth player in school history to record 100 career goals and the first to do it in the last 15 years. Feldman had 29 goals as a freshman and 36 last season, putting him in eighth on the single-season list, and his strong production this season (30 goals in 10 games) has him up into fourth on the career list in only his junior season with 95. He also has 15 career assists, giving him 110 points, moving him into the top 10 in school history in that category (ninth) with one full season still to play.
QUINNIPIAC TOP CAREER GOAL SCORERS
1 144 Mike Baglio '02
2 140 Joe Baglio '02
3 117 Alan LoGiudice '01
4 95 Brian Feldman '18
5 94 Ryan Keenan '16
6 88 Corey Pronsky '97
7 84 Michael Sagl '15
84 Andy Pelletier '04
9 79 Jack Oppenheimer '11
10 77 Dylan Webster '14
QUINNIPIAC 100-PONT CLUB
1. 207 Joe Baglio '02
2. 187 Mike Baglio '02
3. 183 Michael Sagl '15
4. 159 Alan LoGiudice '01
5. 131 Ryan Keenan '16
6. 126 Corey Pronsky '97
7. 124 John Giordano '03
8. 123 Andy Pelletier '04
9. 110 Brian Feldman '18
10. 109 Josh Murray '06
109 Jack Oppenheimer '11
12. 103 Dylan Webster '14
103 Frank DeRubeis, Jr. '96
A COLLECTION OF HAT TRICKS FOR FELDMAN
In his third season, junior attack Brian Feldman has recorded hat tricks an impressive 17 different times, including the first four games this season. The Bobcats were 6-0 last season when he had a hat trick and are now 11-6 overall in his career when he has three goals or more:
Feldman Career Hat Tricks
2015
4G - March 7, 2015 at Hartford (L 10-9)
3G - March 21, 2015 vs. Detroit (W 13-12)
5G - March 31, 2015 vs. Stony Brook (L 17-9)
3G - April 23, 2015 at Air Force (W 12-10)
5G - April 30, 2015 vs. Detroit (W 16-9)
2016
3G - Feb. 27, 2016 at Bellarmine (W 12-6)
3G - March 5, 2016 vs. NJIT (W 9-7)
3G - March 12, 2016 at Hartford (W 11-10)
3G - March 26, 2016 vs. Siena (W 11-6)
5G - April 10, 2016 at Detroit (W 14-4)
7G - April 16, 2016 vs. Canisius (W 17-9)
2017
3G - Feb. 19, 2017 at Brown (L 9-25)
6G - Feb. 25, 2017 vs. Bellarmine (L 13-14)
3G - March 4, 2017 at NJIT (W 11-8)
4G - March 7, 2017 at Princeton (L 13-17)
4G - March 18, 2017 vs. Monmouth (L 7-8)
4G - April 1, 2017 at Manhattan (W 12-6)
DeVITO NAMED MAAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Freshman attack Tyler DeVito made his first start of the season against Manhattan on April 1 and had two goals and assist for his first three collegiate points. That performance earned him the MAAC Rookie of the Week Award, the second weekly honor for the Bobcats this season. Junior Anthony Carchietta was named the MAAC Offensive Player of the Week on March 13, after tallying a combined four goals and three assists in games against Princeton and Hartford. DeVito also had two goals in the loss to Marist on April 8, giving him multiple goals in each of his first two collegiate starts, and added a fifth goal at Siena last week.
DEE-FENSE
After struggling a bit on defense in the early part of the season, the Bobcats have made some adjustment and have been much improved over the last few games. In the four games since senior goalie Jack Brust returned from injury, Quinnipiac has allowed only 8.0 goals per game and kept its opponents to 10 goals or less every time (eight against Monmouth and Detroit, six against Manhattan, nine against Marist, 10 against Siena). In the five games prior (including two against nationally ranked teams), the Bobcats were allowing 15.0 goals per game. Juniors Riley Palmer and Mike Ruane and sophomore Bryce Nalls have gelled as the team's close defense, while junior long-stick midfielder Adam Bellamy, and short-stick defensive midfielders Joe Murphy, David Glynn and Alex DiSalvo have been key contributors as well.
CORCORAN JOINS HAT TRICK CLUB
Junior midfielder Ryan Corcoran scored three goals against NJIT on March 4, registering his first career hat trick, He is now one of five players on the Bobcats who have scored three goals in a game, led by 15 from Brian Feldman. Matt Frost had three goals in his second collegiate game at NJIT last year, while Foster Cuomo and Drew D'Antonio both achieved the feat for the first time in the MAAC Tournament last year, with Cuomo tallying four goals in the semifinals against Canisius and D'Antonio scoring four times in the championship game victory against Marist.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL
Junior face-off specialist Will Vitelli had another in his long list of outstanding performances on April 1 at Manhattan, winning 17 of 22 face-offs on the day. It was the sixth time in the last two seasons that he has won 75 percent or more of his face-offs, including a perfect 19-19 at Marist last year, which earned him the StringKing National Player of the Week Award.
VITELLI'S TOP FACE-OFF PERFORMANCES
2016
3/26 Siena 16-21 (.762)
4/2 at Marist 19-19 (1.000)
4/23 at Monmouth 12-16 (.750)
5/7 vs. Marist 20-25 (.833)
2017
3/4 NJIT 19-22 (.864)
4/1 at Manhattan 17-22 (.773)
CARCHIETTA NAMED MAAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF WEEK
Junior midfielder Anthony Carchietta was named the MAAC Offensive Player of the Week on March 13, earning his first career honor from the league. Carchietta had three goals and four assists in two games, tallying one goal and two assists at No. 19 Princeton and then adding two goals and two assists against Hartford. He had a big role in a near-comeback for the Bobcats, capping off a 4-0 run with the tying goal and go-ahead assist to put Quinnipiac ahead 9-8 with just over four minutes left, before the Hawks scored the final three goals for the win.
NOT A REPLAY
Sophomore Foster Cuomo pretty much duplicated his own memorable goal from last year's MAAC Championship game in a March 7 game at Princeton. Last year's blind over-the-shoulder shot earned him a spot on SportsCenter's Top 10 as the Bobcats defeated Marist 13-9 to earn their first MAAC Championship. From almost the same place on the field, Cuomo pulled off the same shot against Princeton in the final minute of the fourth quarter, which earned him a spot (No. 5) on NCAA.com's Top 10 Plays of the Week. .
TRI-CAPTAINS IN 2017
Quinnipiac will have tri-captains for the 2017 season. Senior Jack Brust and Kevin Diehl have been captains since the fall season, while fellow senior Drew D'Antonio added captain duties for the spring. They are expected to be the only three seniors that the Bobcats lose after this season (attack Zach Malsky is also a senior, but has a redshirt year available if he chooses to use it).
CUOMO SHARES MAAC PRESEASON PLAYER OF YEAR
Sophomore midfielder Foster Cuomo was named the 2017 MAAC Preseason Co-Player of the Year in a vote of the league's coaches. Cuomo was a second-team All-MAAC midfielder last year, but closed the season playing his best lacrosse under pressure, scoring 11 of his 22 goals in the postseason after the all-conference teams were picked. The Bobcats were a unanimous pick to repeat as league champions.
HOME NOT SO SWEET
The Bobcats had to play all of its home games this season at Yale while Quinnipiac constructs its new outdoor facility which will be the team's new home next year. Yale's Reese Stadium proved to be somewhat less than hospitable for the Bobcats, which ended the year 0-5 at the facility, with the five losses coming by a combined seven goals.
Canisius Golden Griffins (5-8, 3-2 MAAC)
Friday, April 28, 2017 - 4:00 PM
Demske Sports Complex - Buffalo, N.Y.
All-Time Series vs. Canisius: Quinnipiac leads 7-2
Last Year: QU 2-0 (regular season and MAAC Semifinals)
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SEASON FINALE
Quinnipiac closes out its 2017 season at Canisius on Friday. The Bobcats are already eliminated from contention for the MAAC Tournament while Canisius has clinched one of the four spots.
FINAL GAME FOR CLASS OF 2017
The road game at Canisius will be the final collegiate contest for Quinnipiac's senior class. Jack Brust, a fifth-year senior, will conclude a decorated career that saw him earn the MAAC Tournament Most Outstanding Player honor last year while ranking third in the nation in save percentage. Midfielder Kevin Diehl has been a regular in the Bobcat lineup all four seasons, while Drew D'Antonio has started at attack the last two years after transferring from Bryant and had four goals in last year's MAAC Championship game. Zach Malsky is also a senior on this year's squad, but has one year remaining after taking a redshirt season as a freshman. Next year's Senior Day will be a substantially larger affair, as the Bobcats have 15 juniors on the team this year (16 if Malsky returns).
LAST GAME (Siena 10, Quinnipiac 8)
The Quinnipiac men's lacrosse team got off to a quick 3-0 lead but Siena regrouped and captured a 10-8 win over the Bobcats on Friday in Loudonville. Brian Feldman led the Bobcats offense with two goals and two assists, while Jack Brust had 14 saves in goal. Anthony Carchietta assisted on all three fourth-quarter goals for Quinnipiac (two to Feldman) to help the Bobcats get back in striking distance after trailing 9-5, but they were unable to come all the way back
LAST YEAR vs. CANISIUS
The Quinnipiac men's lacrosse team swept two games from Canisius last season, both in Hamden, winning 17-9 in the regular season behind a career-high seven goals from Brian Feldman. The Bobcats then won the rematch in the MAAC semifinals, knocking off the Golden Griffins 13-7 behind five goals from graduated senior Ryan Keenan and four goals from Foster Cuomo.
MILESTONES FOR FELDMAN
Junior Brian Feldman became the 13th player to reach 100 career points in Quinnipiac history when he scored an early goal against Manhattan on April 1. He now has 110 points (95 goals, 15 assists) and is five goals away from becoming the fourth Bobcat to reach the 100 mark in that category.
FELDMAN'S GOAL STREAK REACHES 20
Entering the weekend, Brian Feldman has a streak of 20 straight games with at least one goal, dating back to being held scoreless by Marquette last spring, which puts him in fifth on the active list nationally (second among non-seniors). Only 11 players in the country currently have a goal scoring streak of 10 or more, led by senior Dylan Molloy of Brown with 38 in a row.
Longest Scoring Streaks Nationally
1. 38 Dylan Molloy, Brown, A, Sr.
2. 30 Alex Corpolongo, Stony Brook, M, Sr.
3. 23 Justin Guterding, Duke, A, Jr.
4. 22 Gavin McBride, Princeton, A, Sr.
5. 20 Brian Feldman, Quinnipiac, A, Jr.
6. 17 Chris Cloutier, North Carolina, A, Jr.
7. 15 Dylan Maltz, Maryland, A, Sr.
8. 14 Daniel Bucaro, Georgetown, A, So.
9. 13 Mac O'Keefe, Penn State, A, Fr.
10. 12 Bryce Wasserman, Monmouth, A, Jr.
10. 12 Nick Mariano, Syracuse, M, Sr.
10. 12 Griffin Brown, Colgate, M, Fr.
FELDMAN SIXTH NATIONALLY IN SCORING
Heading into the regular season finale, junior attack Brian Feldman ranks tied for sixth in the nation in scoring at 3.00 goals per game. Only seven players in the nation currently average a hat trick, lef by Gavin McBride of Princeton at 3.54 per game.
Top Division I Scorers (Goals Per Game)
1. 3.54 Gavin McBride, Princeton
2. 3,46 Connor Fields, Albany
3. 3.23 Jack Curran, Villanova
3. 3.23 Mac O'Keefe, Penn State
5. 3.17 Dylan Molloy, Brown
6. 3.00 Brian Feldman, Quinnipiac
6. 3.00 Tom Moore, Binghamton
FELDMAN MOVES INTO FOURTH ON QU'S CAREER GOALS LIST
Junior attack Brian Feldman is well ahead of pace to become only the fourth player in school history to record 100 career goals and the first to do it in the last 15 years. Feldman had 29 goals as a freshman and 36 last season, putting him in eighth on the single-season list, and his strong production this season (30 goals in 10 games) has him up into fourth on the career list in only his junior season with 95. He also has 15 career assists, giving him 110 points, moving him into the top 10 in school history in that category (ninth) with one full season still to play.
QUINNIPIAC TOP CAREER GOAL SCORERS
1 144 Mike Baglio '02
2 140 Joe Baglio '02
3 117 Alan LoGiudice '01
4 95 Brian Feldman '18
5 94 Ryan Keenan '16
6 88 Corey Pronsky '97
7 84 Michael Sagl '15
84 Andy Pelletier '04
9 79 Jack Oppenheimer '11
10 77 Dylan Webster '14
QUINNIPIAC 100-PONT CLUB
1. 207 Joe Baglio '02
2. 187 Mike Baglio '02
3. 183 Michael Sagl '15
4. 159 Alan LoGiudice '01
5. 131 Ryan Keenan '16
6. 126 Corey Pronsky '97
7. 124 John Giordano '03
8. 123 Andy Pelletier '04
9. 110 Brian Feldman '18
10. 109 Josh Murray '06
109 Jack Oppenheimer '11
12. 103 Dylan Webster '14
103 Frank DeRubeis, Jr. '96
A COLLECTION OF HAT TRICKS FOR FELDMAN
In his third season, junior attack Brian Feldman has recorded hat tricks an impressive 17 different times, including the first four games this season. The Bobcats were 6-0 last season when he had a hat trick and are now 11-6 overall in his career when he has three goals or more:
Feldman Career Hat Tricks
2015
4G - March 7, 2015 at Hartford (L 10-9)
3G - March 21, 2015 vs. Detroit (W 13-12)
5G - March 31, 2015 vs. Stony Brook (L 17-9)
3G - April 23, 2015 at Air Force (W 12-10)
5G - April 30, 2015 vs. Detroit (W 16-9)
2016
3G - Feb. 27, 2016 at Bellarmine (W 12-6)
3G - March 5, 2016 vs. NJIT (W 9-7)
3G - March 12, 2016 at Hartford (W 11-10)
3G - March 26, 2016 vs. Siena (W 11-6)
5G - April 10, 2016 at Detroit (W 14-4)
7G - April 16, 2016 vs. Canisius (W 17-9)
2017
3G - Feb. 19, 2017 at Brown (L 9-25)
6G - Feb. 25, 2017 vs. Bellarmine (L 13-14)
3G - March 4, 2017 at NJIT (W 11-8)
4G - March 7, 2017 at Princeton (L 13-17)
4G - March 18, 2017 vs. Monmouth (L 7-8)
4G - April 1, 2017 at Manhattan (W 12-6)
DeVITO NAMED MAAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Freshman attack Tyler DeVito made his first start of the season against Manhattan on April 1 and had two goals and assist for his first three collegiate points. That performance earned him the MAAC Rookie of the Week Award, the second weekly honor for the Bobcats this season. Junior Anthony Carchietta was named the MAAC Offensive Player of the Week on March 13, after tallying a combined four goals and three assists in games against Princeton and Hartford. DeVito also had two goals in the loss to Marist on April 8, giving him multiple goals in each of his first two collegiate starts, and added a fifth goal at Siena last week.
DEE-FENSE
After struggling a bit on defense in the early part of the season, the Bobcats have made some adjustment and have been much improved over the last few games. In the four games since senior goalie Jack Brust returned from injury, Quinnipiac has allowed only 8.0 goals per game and kept its opponents to 10 goals or less every time (eight against Monmouth and Detroit, six against Manhattan, nine against Marist, 10 against Siena). In the five games prior (including two against nationally ranked teams), the Bobcats were allowing 15.0 goals per game. Juniors Riley Palmer and Mike Ruane and sophomore Bryce Nalls have gelled as the team's close defense, while junior long-stick midfielder Adam Bellamy, and short-stick defensive midfielders Joe Murphy, David Glynn and Alex DiSalvo have been key contributors as well.
CORCORAN JOINS HAT TRICK CLUB
Junior midfielder Ryan Corcoran scored three goals against NJIT on March 4, registering his first career hat trick, He is now one of five players on the Bobcats who have scored three goals in a game, led by 15 from Brian Feldman. Matt Frost had three goals in his second collegiate game at NJIT last year, while Foster Cuomo and Drew D'Antonio both achieved the feat for the first time in the MAAC Tournament last year, with Cuomo tallying four goals in the semifinals against Canisius and D'Antonio scoring four times in the championship game victory against Marist.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL
Junior face-off specialist Will Vitelli had another in his long list of outstanding performances on April 1 at Manhattan, winning 17 of 22 face-offs on the day. It was the sixth time in the last two seasons that he has won 75 percent or more of his face-offs, including a perfect 19-19 at Marist last year, which earned him the StringKing National Player of the Week Award.
VITELLI'S TOP FACE-OFF PERFORMANCES
2016
3/26 Siena 16-21 (.762)
4/2 at Marist 19-19 (1.000)
4/23 at Monmouth 12-16 (.750)
5/7 vs. Marist 20-25 (.833)
2017
3/4 NJIT 19-22 (.864)
4/1 at Manhattan 17-22 (.773)
CARCHIETTA NAMED MAAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF WEEK
Junior midfielder Anthony Carchietta was named the MAAC Offensive Player of the Week on March 13, earning his first career honor from the league. Carchietta had three goals and four assists in two games, tallying one goal and two assists at No. 19 Princeton and then adding two goals and two assists against Hartford. He had a big role in a near-comeback for the Bobcats, capping off a 4-0 run with the tying goal and go-ahead assist to put Quinnipiac ahead 9-8 with just over four minutes left, before the Hawks scored the final three goals for the win.
NOT A REPLAY
Sophomore Foster Cuomo pretty much duplicated his own memorable goal from last year's MAAC Championship game in a March 7 game at Princeton. Last year's blind over-the-shoulder shot earned him a spot on SportsCenter's Top 10 as the Bobcats defeated Marist 13-9 to earn their first MAAC Championship. From almost the same place on the field, Cuomo pulled off the same shot against Princeton in the final minute of the fourth quarter, which earned him a spot (No. 5) on NCAA.com's Top 10 Plays of the Week. .
TRI-CAPTAINS IN 2017
Quinnipiac will have tri-captains for the 2017 season. Senior Jack Brust and Kevin Diehl have been captains since the fall season, while fellow senior Drew D'Antonio added captain duties for the spring. They are expected to be the only three seniors that the Bobcats lose after this season (attack Zach Malsky is also a senior, but has a redshirt year available if he chooses to use it).
CUOMO SHARES MAAC PRESEASON PLAYER OF YEAR
Sophomore midfielder Foster Cuomo was named the 2017 MAAC Preseason Co-Player of the Year in a vote of the league's coaches. Cuomo was a second-team All-MAAC midfielder last year, but closed the season playing his best lacrosse under pressure, scoring 11 of his 22 goals in the postseason after the all-conference teams were picked. The Bobcats were a unanimous pick to repeat as league champions.
HOME NOT SO SWEET
The Bobcats had to play all of its home games this season at Yale while Quinnipiac constructs its new outdoor facility which will be the team's new home next year. Yale's Reese Stadium proved to be somewhat less than hospitable for the Bobcats, which ended the year 0-5 at the facility, with the five losses coming by a combined seven goals.
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