Men's Lacrosse, No. 2 Duke Meet Saturday On Senior Day

Saturday, April 27

Chapel Hill, N.C.

Noon

North Carolina

Duke

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Andrew Geppert
University of North Carolina Men's Lacrosse v Johns Hopkins
Dorrance Field
Chapel Hill, NC
Saturday, February 24, 2024

Photo by: Jeffrey A. Camarati

April 26, 2024 | Men's Lacrosse

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The North Carolina men's lacrosse program (6-7, 0-3 ACC) welcomes No. 2 Duke (11-3, 1-2 ACC) Saturday afternoon, on Senior Day at Dorrance Field.

Gameday Information
Date/Time: Saturday, April 27 - Noon
Location: Dorrance Field - Chapel Hill, N.C.
Watch: ACC Network
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Senior Day Festivities
• Prior to Saturday's matchup with the Blue Devils, the program will honor 22 members of the team on Senior Day.
• This year's graduating seniors include: Luca Antongiovanni, Maxwell Cooney, Trevor Deubner, Blake Gable, Andrew Geppert, Jack Grubbs, Hartley Jordan, Collin Krieg, Ethan Larson, Michael Lizzio, Jack Loftus, Logan McGovern, Colin Reilly, Brody Rule and Danny Striano.
• In addition, the program will recognize their fifth and sixth year players who took part in last season's Senior Day festivities: Alex Breschi, Ryan O'Leary, Will Pettit, Lance Tillman, Andrew Tyeryar, Harry Wellford and P.J. Zinsner.

Last Time Out
• On Saturday, the Tar Heels fell to No. 1 Notre Dame, 14-6.
• Logan McGovern and Harry Wellford each had two goals on the day.
• Andrew Tyeryar (6-10) and Brady Wambach (6-13) combined to win the faceoff battle.
• Goalkeeper Collin Krieg made eight stops.

Tar Heels vs. Top-Three
• Against teams ranked in the top-three, North Carolina is 35-83 all-time.
• The first matchup in program history against a top-three ranked program was on April 4, 1973, a 19-1 defeat to Maryland.
• The first ever win against a top-three opponent was on May 10, 1980, a 7-5 Carolina victory at No. 3 Washington & Lee.
• The last time Carolina defeated a top-three team was May 2, 2021, a 15-12 victory over No. 2 Duke in Chapel Hill.

Krieg Stops No. 600
• On Saturday at Notre Dame, goalkeeper Collin Krieg became the fourth Tar Heel to make 600-or-more career saves:
    - Paul Spellman (2002-05): 656 saves
    - Tom Sears (1980-83): 629 saves
    - Dave Schreiner (1971-73): 621 saves
    - Collin Krieg (2021-Present): 607 saves