User:Gounc123/sandbox/2016 men's lacrosse

New to roster in 2015

 * One player from 2014 (Spencer Parks) transferred out of North Carolina to Towson

Playing time in 2015
Cannon, A: 3/16 games Carper, LSM: 2/16 games Cloutier, A: 2/16 games D'Alessandro, M: DNP Gehlbach, M: 3/16 games Gilman, G: DNP Graham, M/FO: 1/16 games Kenna, D: DNP Mathie, D: 3/16 games McBride, M: 4/16 games McCormick, A: 2/16 games Prysko, A: DNP L. Walsh, A: 3/16 games

New to UNC roster for 2016 season
===UNC recruits that tried out for 2016 U.S. Men’s National Under-19 Team on 6/29/15-7/1/15 === Patrick McCormick, M, NY, sophomore in 2016 Tim Kelly, A, MD, freshman in 2016, made the 30-man training roster (announced 8/15); made final roster (1/27/16) Alex McGovern, M, MD, freshman in 2016 Aiden O'Brien, M, NY, freshman in 2016 Jack Rowlett, D, VA, freshman in 2016, made the 30-man training roster (announced 8/15); made final roster (1/27/16) Charles Kelly, FO, PA, freshman in 2016 Patrick Lyons, D, DE, freshman in 2017 Jack Pezzulla, G, MD, freshman in 2017, made the 30-man training roster (announced 8/15); made final roster (1/27/16) Blake Tyndall, FO, TX, freshman in 2017 Colin Munro, A, CO, freshman in 2018

UNC and Calvert Hall and Kelly family
Brothers: Frank Kelly, III (Cornell 1985) David Kelly (UNC 1989): won championship at UNC in 1986 Bryan Kelly (UNC 1991): coaches the Calvert Hall lacrosse team in Baltimore, Maryland

Dads and sons: Frank Kelly, III (Cornell 1985): Frankie Kelly (UNC 2014) and Stephen Kelly (UNC 2017) David Kelly (UNC 1989): Patrick Kelly (UNC 2016) and Timmy Kelly (UNC 2020) Bryan Kelly (UNC 1991): Jacob Kelly (UNC 2023)

Brothers: Patrick Kelly (UNC 2016) and Timmy Kelly (UNC 2020) Frankie Kelly (UNC 2014) and Stephen Kelly (UNC 2017)

An uncle of Patrick and Timmy Kelly on their mother's side (Ken Miller) played football at UNC.

David Kelly (UNC 1989) and Bryan Kelly (UNC 1991) played on the UNC lacrosse team with current head coach Joe Breschi.

2016 stories to watch
*What drop off will Albany have without Lyle Thompson? '''*Who will emerge as the third best attackman in the country behind Kavanagh and Cannizzaro? Zach Miller at Denver?''' *How much will UNC struggle without five All Americans?

New to roster in 2016
Note: Brian Willets was listed as the #6 recruit in the "2014 Top 50 Young Gun Seniors. " He will do a post graduate year after high school at Choate before playing for Notre Dame in the 2017 season. Willetts originally committed to UNC after his freshman year in high school. Attackman Stephen Chase was the #45 recruit in Inside Lacrosse's "2014 Top 50 Young Gun Seniors." He will also do a PG year at Choate in 2016 before joining Notre Dame for the 2017 season.

===Notre Dame recruits trying out for 2016 U.S. Men’s National Under-19 Team on 6/29/15-7/1/15 === Hugh Crance, D, CA, freshman in 2016 Brian Willetts, A, NY, freshman in 2017 (doing a PG year in 2016) Brian Costabile, M, MD, freshman in 2017 Jacob Kanak, D, IN, freshman in 2017 Jake Zullo, G, NY, freshman in 2017

Denver

 * Coach Tierney said his 2015 scout team was the most talented scout team Denver ever has had
 * Will actively rotate first offensive set between attack and midfield
 * Berg said Denver has close to 70-80 plays, if include man-up
 * There will be main sets, but Denver will change the sets for specific teams
 * Tierney says Canadian kids on his roster come back from the summer banged up after competing for annual Minto Cup
 * Brown in a Feb. 2015 article: "If a team doesn't want to slide and is slow to go, then you probably want to play in the middle of the field. You have a better angle to turn the corner and get your hands free. It might be more of a dodge-to-score day than a ball-movement and assisted goal day."

Duke
Duke's coaching staff places a priority on ground ball statistics in their post-game reviews. In comparison, Johns Hopkins has found that the four most important post-game statistical considerations are shooting percentage, your opponent’s shooting percentage, your save percentage and your opponent’s save percentage.

2015 seniors Chris Coady, Brian Dailey and Kyle Keenan were suspended for the first eight games of the 2015 season. After returning, Keenan started five games and Dailey started one game. An incident report filed to Durham Police 11/9/14 cited Keenan for unforced burglary and simple assault of a resident of an off-campus house located near East Campus. The police did report drugs and/or alcohol to have played a part in the incident and that the victim received minor injuries.

New to roster for 2016 season
===Duke recruits trying out for 2016 U.S. Men’s National Under-19 Team on 6/29/15-7/1/15 === Joe Manown, A, RI, freshman in 2016 Brad Smith, A, NJ Connor Alexander, D, FL Jack Fowler, D, NY Terry Lindsay, M, MD, freshman in 2017 Kevin Quigley, M, NJ Brian Smyth, M, CT Reilly Walsh, M, CT Nate Buller, A, MD, freshman in 2018

Graduated after 2015 season (10)
Dailey, LSM George, M Haus, M Hendrickson, M Keenan, A Kirby, M Resch, M J. Rowe, FO Scott, M Turri, G

Playing time in 2015 season
Giampetroni, M: played in 4/18 games Gill, M: played in 14/18 games Guterding, A: started 18/18 games Harrington, D: played in 4/18 games Palisi, FO: played in 2/18 games Pelton, D: started 9 games; played in 16/18 games Resch, SSDM: played in all 18 games Riley, D: played in 2/18 games K. Rowe, FO: played in 15/18 games Russell, A: started 2 games; played in 7/18 games Seau, M: played in 13/18 games Shea, M: played in 2/18 games Welch, LSM: played in 14/18 games

Goalkeeper

 * Syracuse had one player transfer (Dylan Maltz, A, Fr., to Maryland) after the 2014 season