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Seven Former Terps to Play in PLL All-Star Game

The Prmier Lacrosse League All-Star Game is set for next Saturday, July 16 at 4 PM at Gillette Stadium on ESPN and Maryland will have seven alums featured in the game.


On team Farrell, Logan Wisnauskas, Mike Chanechuk, and Kyle Bernlohr are starting while Connor Kelly is on the reserves. Wisnauskas is tied for first in the league with one-point goals scored with 14 and tied for third in the league in total points scored with 18. Kelly is tied for first with the most two-point goals scored with two and has 12 points to his name while Chanechuk has ten points to his name as well as one two-point goal. Bernlohr is second in the league with a 59% save percentage. Wisnauskas, meanwhile, is still fresh off his NCAA national championship and has taken the league by storm with 14 goals through five games and already has three multi-goal games for Chrome.


On team Baptiste, Matt Rambo, and Matt Dunn are starting, and Michael Ehrhardt is on the Reserves. Rambo has 14 points to his name with nine goals and five assists. Ehrhardt is tied for first with the most two-point goals scored with two and also has four caused turnovers and 17 ground balls. Dunn has one caused turnover and six ground balls.


Maryland is tied for having the most former players in the All Star game. Duke had seven former players as well. The next closest school only had four.


Maryland also boasts the most alums in the PLL, including 13 former Terps on the Whipsnakes in Ehrhardt, Jake Bernhardt, Jay Carlson, Keegan Khan, Mike Chanenchuk, Bryan Cole, Matthew Dunn, Bryce Young, Rambo, Bernlohr, Brian Phipps, and Tim Muller. Roman Puglise is also on the roster but he is out for the season due to injury. Both Ehrhardt and Bernhardt serve as captains for the Whipsnakes. Bernhardt, meanwhile, was just named Maryland's newest offensive coordinator last week to fill the vacancy left after Bobby Benson's departure after becoming the new head coach at Providence.


"I would like to thank Coach Tillman and everyone at the University of Maryland for the opportunity to return to College Park and work with the men's lacrosse program," Bernhardt said in a release. "It is an incredible opportunity to continue this program's rich tradition and work with their exceptional student-athletes. Now it's time to get to work in College Park. Be The Best."


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