Men's Lacrosse Visits No. 10 Ohio State Sunday

Sunday, February 19

Columbus, Ohio

Noon

North Carolina

Ohio State

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Photo by: Keith Lucas

February 18, 2023 | Men's Lacrosse

COLUMBUS, OHIO - Winners of their first two contests to begin the 2023 campaign, the No. 19-ranked North Carolina men's lacrosse team visits the Buckeye State to face No. 10 Ohio State Sunday afternoon.

Game Information
Date/Time: Sunday, Feb. 19 - Noon
Location: Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium - Columbus, Ohio
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Last Time Out
• The group of Antonio DeMarco, Sean Goldsmith, Dewey Egan and P.J. Zinsner each scored two goals in the win for UNC Tuesday night at Johns Hopkins.
• Andrew Tyeryar was 13-22 (.590) at the faceoff X for UNC, adding eight groundballs in the victory.
• Goalkeeper Collin Krieg stopped 14 shots in the game, collecting five groundballs as well.

Series History Against The Buckeyes
• UNC leads the all-time matchup against Ohio State, 15-3.
• Last season, the programs met in Chapel Hill, a 20-8 victory in favor of the road Buckeyes.
• The game will be the fourth all-time in Columbus, with UNC holding a 2-1 edge thus far. Sunday's game will be the first in the Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium, which opened earlier this spring.

Scouting Ohio State
• The Buckeyes enter Sunday afternoon at 2-0 on the year, defeating Air Force (15-7) and instate foe Cleveland State (19-12) to begin the 2023 campaign.
• One of the best players in the country, Jack Myers (5 G, 7 A) leads the Buckeye offense through two games, with Ed Shean (7 G, 1 A) as OSU's top goal scorer.
• Between the pipes, Sylar Wahlund has both wins on the season, allowing just 13 goals through two games.

Breschi Returns To Columbus
• Tar Heel head coach Joe Breschi returns to the Buckeye State this weekend, to face a program he once led.
• Breschi was the head man in Columbus from 1998-2008, winning 98 games during his 11 seasons as a Buckeye.
• Named the GWLL Coach of the Year three times (1999, 2003, 2004), Breschi helped lead Ohio State to four GWLL regular season titles (1999, 2003, 2004, 2008).