MEN'S LACROSSE NOTEBOOK
The Vermont men's lacrosse team returns to action Saturday afternoon with a trip to Binghamton.
 
Faceoff against the Bearcats is set for 1 p.m.
 
MEDIA COVERAGE
Saturday's game can be seen live on ESPN3. Fans can watch by logging in with their television provider. Additionally, fans accessing the game via an on-campus (.edu) or on-base (.mil) network receive complimentary access to ESPN3 content
 
RELATED LINKS
Live Video | Live Stats
 
LAST TIME OUT
Vermont has been idle since its 16-5 win over UMass Lowell on April 10. The Cats used a blistering attack in the second half to turn a three-goal halftime lead into an 11-goal win. Michael McCormack scored five times – four in the second half – while Tommy Burke went 17-for-21 at the faceoff X. Vermont had nine goal scorers overall and fired 55 total shots against the Riverhawks.

WIN AND IN
With a win tomorrow, Vermont would clinch a spot in the America East Tournament for the third straight season. 
 
MIDSEASON HONORS
It was announced in early April that both Thomas McConvey and Michael McCormack were added to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. They are the first Catamounts to appear on the list since Ian MacKay in 2018. Last week, McConvey garnered more national attention being named an Inside Lacrosse Midseason Honorable Mention All-American.
 
PINCH AND POP
Tommy Burke 17-for-21 effort at the X against UMass Lowell was the fifth time this season he's won the ball at a 70-percent or better clip. He currently ranks third in the country with a .704 win percentage (131-for-186). His 7.88 ground balls per game are also 11^th in the country entering the weekend.
 
SCOUTING THE BEARCATS
Binghamton comes in to Saturday's contest with a 3-4 record and fresh off a 22-8 defeat at the hands of Stony Brook last weekend. Thomas Greenblat leads the Bearcats in scoring with 18 points (12G, 6A) this season and Teddy Dolan has started all seven games in cage with a .578 save percentage. Matthew Desouza wins faceoffs at 60-percent this year – good for 14^th in the country.
 
INSIDE THE SERIES
Saturday marks the 19^th meeting between Vermont and Binghamton in the all-time series which dates back to 2002. The two teams have split the first 18 games. UVM has won four of the last five meetings against Binghamton including a 14-6 victory in Vestal two seasons ago.