By Alec White

Previous Update: April 23  

Tyler Fiorito

Steele Stanwick

Harry Prevas

Chris Lightner

Jason Gonos

Marcus Holman

Chris Clements
High School: St. Paul's
College: Virginia
Year: Redshirt senior
Position: Long-stick midfielder
Notes: Clements and the Wahoos squeaked one out against a 3-10 Penn team in the Whitman's Sampler Mile High Classic on April 27, a 10-8 final. Clements picked up four ground balls and caused one turnover during the game.
Up Next: The 'Hoos have concluded the regular season, and will have to wait until the May 5 selection show to find out their prospects for the NCAA tournament.

Joe Cummings
High School: Loyola Blakefield
College: Maryland
Year: Senior
Position: Midfield/attack
Notes: The Terrapins rebounded well from their April 20 loss to Duke, picking up two wins during the span of three days. Cummings contributed three goals, an assist and two ground balls during the 12-8 victory against Mount St. Mary's on April 25. He had another strong performance April 28, recording four goals, two assists and two ground balls.
Up Next: The Terps will travel to Hamilton, N.Y., to face Colgate during their final regular-season game.

Tyler Fiorito
High School: McDonogh
College: Princeton
Year: Senior
Position: Goalie
Notes: Fiorito helped Princeton claim the Ivy League title against Cornell on April 28, contributing 11 saves during the 14-9 victory. The Tigers went 18 for 19 on clears as they shut down a dangerous Cornell team.
Up Next: The Tigers will host the third-annual Ivy League tournament May 4 and 5. They play No. 4 seed Brown May 4, and if they win, they would play the winner of the game between second-seeded Cornell and third-seeded Yale May 5. The winner is automatically qualified for the NCAA tournament.

Steele Stanwick
High School: Loyola Blakefield
College: Virginia
Year: Senior
Position: Attack
Notes: Stanwick had another signature performance this past weekend against Penn. He netted six goals and one assist during Virginia's 10-8 victory. He also had two ground balls during his final regular-season game as a Cavalier.
Up Next: The 'Hoos have concluded the regular season, and will have to wait until the May 5 selection show to find out their prospects for the NCAA tournament.

J.P. Dalton
High School: St. Mary's
College: Loyola
Year: Senior
Position: Midfield/faceoff specialist
Notes: Dalton and the Greyhounds lost for the first time this season, falling to Johns Hopkins on April 29. They now sit at 12-1 overall. Dalton went 14 for 23 on faceoffs through four quarters and overtime. Although he won the overtime draw, his team was unable to complete the comeback as it lost, 10-9.
Up Next: The Greyhounds will travel to Denver, Colo., for the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament. They will play No. 4 seed Denver May 2. If they win, they will face either second-seeded Fairfield or third-seeded Ohio State May 4 for an automatic qualifier to the NCAA tournament.

Harry Prevas
High School: Gilman
College: Virginia
Year: Junior
Position: Defense
Notes: During Virginia's game against Penn, Prevas shut down the Quaker offense with three caused turnovers. He also recorded five ground balls.
Up Next: The 'Hoos have concluded the regular season, and will have to wait until the May 5 selection show to find out their prospects for the NCAA tournament.

Chris Lightner
High School: Calvert Hall
College: Johns Hopkins
Year: Junior
Position: Defense
Notes: The Blue Jays rebounded from a two-game losing streak to upset top-ranked Loyola, 10-9, in overtime. Lightner had two ground balls and caused a turnover during the game. The Blue Jays went 19 for 21 on clears.
Up Next: The Blue Jays will host Army May 5 for their homecoming.

PHOTO CREDITS: Tyler Fiorito and Steele Stanwick: Sabina Moran/PressBox; Marcus Holman: Jeffrey A. Camarati, UNC Athletic Communications; Jason Gonos: Gil Talbot; Harry Prevas: Jim Daves; Chris Lightner: Johns Hopkins Athletics.

Posted April 30, 2012