COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The No. 2 Maryland lacrosse team will take its unbeaten record (5-0) on the road this weekend when the Terps travel to face No. 17 Notre Dame (1-1) on Sunday, March 3 in South Bend, Ind. The game will faceoff at noon and will be broadcast on ESPNU.    

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 Top-10 plays, checking in at No. 3. Dubick had a career day at Navy, scoring a career-best five goals to help pace Maryland to a season-high 14 goals.

6 – Maryland will look to start 6-0 for just the second time under head coach John Tillman when the Terps meet Notre Dame Sunday. Maryland got off to a 6-0 start under Tillman in both 2013 and 2014, with Tillman's best-ever start at Maryland coming in 2014 (7-0). The Terps are 27-2 overall in February games during Tillman's tenure as head coach.

7 – Short stick defensive midfielder Roman Puglise scooped up a career-high seven ground balls against Navy on Feb. 23, helping the Terrapin faceoff unit finish 18-26 on the day. Puglise was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts, as he also recorded five GBs and a caused turnover against #16 Colgate to help steer Maryland to a 2-0 week.    

8 – Sophomore Logan Wisnuaskas finished with a career-high eight points against Navy on Feb. 23, which included his fifth hat trick of the season and a career-best five assists. Wisnauskas has flourished as a setup man on attack with a team-best 12 assists, and he he sits just three helpers behind his total from last season (15).

8.4 – Maryland sports one of the stingiest defensive units in the country, ranking eighth nationally and first in the Big Ten in goals allowed per game (8.40). Only one team (Penn – 12) has surpassed 10 goals on the Terps this season.

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.   

50 – Sophomore Logan Wisnauskas's became the fastest Terp to score 50 goals (23 games) since four-time All-American Joe Walters after scoring his final goal of the day against Navy on Feb. 23. Walters reached the mark just one game sooner than Wisnuaskas, recording his 50^th career goal in his 22^nd collegiate game during the 2004 season. Wisnauskas's current goals per game average (min. 20 games played) of 2.17 is the best by a Terrapin since Jim Wilkerson averaged 2.21 from 1980-83. 

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 107 points (76 G, 31 A) in 42 career games played (T-47^th at UMD), and will continue to move up the all-time scoring list as the season progresses.   

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