COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The No. 3 Maryland lacrosse team (4-0) will play its third game in eight days Saturday when the Terps head to Annapolis to play Navy (2-0). The game will faceoff at noon and will be streamed on the Patriot League Network.  

STORYLINES BY THE NUMBERS

3 – Senior Louis Dubick scored his most impressive goal as a Terp on February 19 vs. No. 16 Colgate, netting a behind-the-back feed from Anthony DeMaio for Maryland's third goal of the day. The goal appeared in that night's SportsCenter's Top-10 plays, checking in at No. 3. Dubick had a career day at Penn, recording his first career hat trick to help Maryland secure the 13-12 OT victory.

5 – Maryland will look to start 5-0 for the fourth time since 2013 when they meet Navy on Saturday.  The Terps have started 5-0 four times under head coach John Tillman, and are 26-2 overall in February games during Tillman's tenure as head coach.

9 – Maryland has won nine straight games against the Midshipmen dating back to the 2010 season, while head coach John Tillman is 8-0 all-time vs. Navy. The Terps hold a 59-33-1 advantage in the series history, which began in 1924.

10 – The newly instituted 20 second-clear has not hindered the Terps much through four games, with Maryland ranking 10^th nationally in clear percentage at 90% (72-80)

15 – Faceoff specialist Austin Henningsen made history against Richmond on February 9, becoming the first player in Big Ten history to post a perfect faceoff percentage (15-for-15, 100%) with at least 15 wins. The Northport, N.Y. native is also the only Terp with at least 10 faceoff wins and a perfect 100% clip since at least 2000, and he's the first Division I player this season to post 15+ faceoff wins and a perfect win percentage. 

18 – Fifth-year senior Danny Dolan was sensational for the Terps against Penn on February 16, tying his career-high with 18 saves against the Quakers. It was the most saves in a game by a Maryland goalie since Niko Amato made 24 saves against Yale on April 20, 2013, while Dolan came through with a clutch stop at the end of regulation to force OT.   

23 – Head coach John Tillman is 23-11 at Maryland in one-goal games, and has led the Terps to five consecutive wins in one-goal games. After beating Richmond 10-9 and Penn 13-12 in OT, Maryland won back-to-back one-goal games for the fourth time under head coach John Tillman. Maryland beat Penn State (4/8) and Rutgers (4/16) by one goal in consecutive games last season, while the Terps won three-straight one-goal contests vs. Loyola, Rutgers and Ohio State during the 2016 campaign.      

55 – Junior Jared Bernhardt eclipsed 100 career points as a Terrapin with his first goal of the game against #16 Colgate on February 19, becoming just the 55^th Terp in program history to reach the milestone. Bernhardt now has 103 points (73 G, 30 A) in 41 career games played, and will continue to move up the all-time scoring list as the season progresses.   

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