2011 saint francis men's volleyball media guide

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Date Opponent Location Time

1/15 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 7 p.m.

1/21 at Penn State* University Park, Pa. 7 p.m.

1/23 NJIT Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

1/26 JUNIATA Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

1/28 LEWIS Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

1/29 LOYOLA CHICAGO Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

2/4 GEORGE MASON* Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

2/11 PRINCETON* Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

2/12 RUTGERS-NEWARK* Loretto, Pa. 2 p.m.

2/18 HARVARD Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

2/19 SPRINGFIELD* Loretto, Pa. 4 p.m.

2/20 MOUNT OLIVE Loretto, Pa. 4 p.m.

2/23 PENN STATE* Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

2/25 at Lewis Romeoville, Ill. 7 p.m.

2/26 at Loyola-Chicago Chicago, Ill. 7 p.m.

3/12 at NJIT Newark, N.J. 7 p.m.

3/18 IPFW Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

3/19 BALL STATE Loretto, Pa. 7 p.m.

3/25 at Rutgers-Newark* Newark, N.J. 7 p.m.

3/26 at Princeton* Princeton, N.J. 4 p.m.

3/27 PFEIFFER Loretto, Pa. 4 p.m.

4/2 at Springfield* Springfield, Mass. 5 p.m.

4/5 at Juniata Huntingdon, Pa. 7 p.m.

4/8 at George Mason* Fairfax, Va. 7 p.m.

4/9 SACRED HEART Loretto, Pa. 6 p.m.

4/15 at IPFW Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

4/16 at Ball State Muncie, Ind. 4 p.m.

4/17 OHIO STATE Loretto, Pa. 4 p.m.

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sTaTemenT oF nondIsCRImInaTIonSAINT FRANCIS UNIVERSITY, inspired by its Franciscan and Catholic identity, values equality of opportunity,

human dignity, racial, cultural and ethnic diversity, both as an educational institution and as an employer.

Accordingly, the University prohibits and does not engage in discrimination or harassment on the basis of

race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, age, disability or status as a veteran or disabled

veteran or any other protected class. The University is committed to this policy based upon its values and in

compliance with federal and state laws.

This policy applies to all programs and activities of the University, including, but not limited to, admission and

employment practices, educational policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic or other University-

sponsored programs. Inquiries or complaints may be addressed to the University’s Director of Human

Resources/Affirmative Action/Title IX Coordinator, Saint Francis University, Loretto, PA 15940 (814) 472-

3264. For other University information, call (814) 472-3000.

TabLe oF ConTenTsQuick Facts / Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

This Is Saint Francis University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

2010 Results and Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

The Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

Honors & Awards | Coaching Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Series Records vs. All Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

The Stokes Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Sean FaganAssistant Director/Men’s Volleyball Contact

aThLeTIC CommUnICaTIons

CONTACT INFORMATION

Bob Volkert DIRECTOR

Phone . . . . . . . . . . .814-472-3128

Email . . . . . . . [email protected]

Ben Mitchell ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

Phone . . . . . . . . . . .814-472-3916

Email . . . . . . [email protected]

Sean Fagan ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Phone . . . . . . . . . . .814-472-3912

Email . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .814-472-3196

Web . . . . . . .www.SFUathletics.com

Saint Francis University Athletics

145 Stokes Athletics Center

Loretto, PA 15940

CREDITS

The 2010 Saint Francis Men’s Volleyball Year-

book was compiled, written and edited by Saint

Francis University Assistant Director of Ath-

letic Communications SEAN FAGAN with as-

sistance from Director of Athletic

Communications BOB VOLKERT, BEN

MITCHELL, and the MEN’S VOLLEYBALL

COACHING STAFF.

Photos by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. D. CAVRICH

QUICK FaCTsABOUT SAINT FRANCIS

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Loretto, Pa.

Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1847

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,000

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rev. Gabriel Zeis, T.O.R.

VP/Student Development . . . .Dr. Frank Montecalvo

NCAA Faculty Representative . . . . . . .Brent Ottaway

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red Flash

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinal (PMS 200) & White

University Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.francis.edu

Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division I

Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bob Krimmel

Sr. Associate AD / SWA . . . . . . . . . . . .Erika Renwick

Asst. AD / Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lucy Wess

Asst. AD / Marketing, Promotions & Communications . . . .Jim Brazill

Director of Sports Medicine . . .Terry Bennett, A.T.C.

Director of Student-Athlete Development . . . .John Krimmel

Head Strength & Conditioning Coach . . .Jesse Webber

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL HOME MATCHES

Stadium . . .DeGol Arena at Stokes Athletics Center

Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,500

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Rumbaugh

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .814-472-3914

Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Career Record / Seasons . . . . . .144-171 / 13

Record at SFU / Seasons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Same

PROGRAM HISTORY

First Year of Varsity Competition . . . . . . . . . . . .1984

All-Time Varsity Record . . . . . . . . . . .271-421 (.392)

2011 TEAM INFORMATION

Conference .Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Assoication

2010 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-15

2010 EIVA Record / Finish . . . . . . . . . . . .4-6 /T-3rd

Letterwinners Returning / Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . .6/16

Starters Returning / Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2/5

Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

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Mike Rumbaugh is the second coach in the history of the Red Flash

men’s volleyball program and enters his 13th season as its head coach. A main-

stay at Saint Francis, he is the longest-tenured active coach in the Saint Francis

athletics department. Rumbaugh is also among its most accomplished; on

March 14, 2009, the Red Flash’s 3-0 victory over Mount Olive gave Rumbaugh

his 127th victory at Saint Francis, making him the winningest coach in program

history.

Rumbaugh has had the distinction of coaching some of the most deco-

rated athletes in the history of Saint Francis athletics. Only six athletes in school

history have ever earned the honor of being named an All-American; Rumbaugh

has coached two of those athletes, Marc Honore ‘07 and Jordan Varee ‘10.

Under Rumbaugh, Honore also earned Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Associ-

ation Player of the Year in 2007. On the conference level, Rumbaugh has

coached a grand total of 17 First- and Second-Team All-EIVA players in his ca-

reer, including the school’s only four-time honoree in Varee and three-time hon-

orees Honore, Shane Conley ‘09, and Nick Rivett ‘10. In addition, Rumbaugh has

coached seven Academic All-EIVA players, including two-time honorees Alex Fort-

ney ‘10, Patrick McManamon ‘10, and Travis Fox ‘07. In 2006 and 2007, Fox

was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District squads.

In 2010, four Saint Francis players were named to the All-EIVA First- and

Second-Teams. Jordan Varee represented the Red Flash on the First-Team for

his fourth career honor, while Nick Rivett earned Second-Team honors for the

third consecutive season. Two other players - Pete Freyer ‘10 and returning jun-

ior John Wappler - earned their first career spots on the All-EIVA team.

Rumbaugh has been the only coach the Red Flash have ever known in the

rally-scoring era, but some of the milestones posted under his watch put even the

records of the serve-and-volley era to shame. On April 7, 2010, Varee recorded

his 1,802nd career kill, passing Jack Zebo for most kills in the history of the

men’s volleyball program despite the fact Zebo played his entire career in the

serve-and-volley era. Record-keeping around the EIVA is inconsistent, but it is be-

lieved that Varee is the career kills leader for the EIVA. Under Rumbaugh, Shane

Conley became the program’s all-time leader in assists with 4,477, more than

anyone in either the rally scoring or the serve-and-volley eras.

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Record at SFU .144-171 (13th year)

Career Record . . . . . . . . . . . . .same

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Rumbaugh was named the 2006 EIVA Coach of the Year when the Red

Flash finished with a 17-10 mark. That year, the Red Flash hosted their first-

ever EIVA Tournament match, a straight-sets sweep of perennial power Juniata

for the first Red Flash playoff victory in 13 years. The momentum carried over

to their next match when the Flash stunned #12 George Mason in the semifinals.

Rumbaugh arrived in Loretto in 1998 after serving a six-year term as

an assistant coach with the men’s and women’s volleyball teams at Mercyhurst

College. Over the past five years, Rumbaugh has worked as a certified official by

the United States of America Volleyball Association. He has served as an in-

structor at USA High Performance and Regional High Performance Camps, and

coached the USA Continental Youth Team against domestic and international

opponents at the USA Select Competition.

A native of Cabot, Pa., and a 1985 graduate of Knoch High School, Rum-

baugh holds an associate degree in humanities from Butler County Community

College. Rumbaugh and his wife Cindy have two children, a son Tyler and a daugh-

ter Ashlee. They reside in nearby Cresson.

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Henry Chuang enters his second season as an assistant coach for the Red Flash men’sand women’s volleyball teams, and provides years of experiences and wisdom to the men’steam. Chuang will work primarily with the Red Flash offense, but will also spend his time an-alyzing opponent’s film and identifying weaknesses.

In 2009, the Red Flash offense flourished under Chuang’s direction. Saint Francisranked fourth in the EIVA in hitting percentage and fifth in the EIVA in kills. Hitter JordanVaree led the EIVA in kills per match and setter Shane Conley ranked fifth in assists permatch. Conley also retired as Saint Francis’s all-time leader in set assists.

Chuang was born in Tapei, Taiwan but grew up in Los Gatos, Calif. Before coming toSaint Francis, Chuang spent one year as an assistant at Rutgers-Newark, where he as-sisted with both the men’s and women’s volleyball teams.

Prior to coaching at Rutgers-Newark, Chuang spent four years as the head men’s vol-leyball coach, as well as the head junior’s coach, for TV Buehl, Germany. His men’s teamthere claimed a Division 3 championship, a Relegation title, and qualified for the second na-tional division.

Chuang’s U-18 junior squads were two-time Southern Germany champions, while hisU-21 team earned a Southern Germany title to go along with a silver medal at the 2007national championships.

While serving as men’s and women’s coach for SSC Vellmar in Germany from 2001-03, Chuang helped the women’s team to a Division 3 Championship, earning them a spotin the second national division. He also served as an assistant coach at the Youth/JuniorNational Team Training Center.

Chuang entered the college coaching ranks after graduating from Bellarmine CollegePrep in San Jose, Calif., in 1994. He worked at several high schools and on juniors clubteams in northern and southern California . He played one season for the University of Cal-ifornia - Santa Cruz before transferring to Loyola-Marymount, where he received his bach-elor of arts in Psychology.

Chuang is currently working on his Masters in Education. He is fluent in English andGerman, and can hold a conversation in French. He resides in Cresson.

h e n r y C h u a n ga s s I s T a n T C o a C h | T h I R d s e a s o n

Dan Rhodes enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Red Flash men’svolleyball team. A five-year athlete at Cal State – Northridge, the Virginia native bringsan impressive array of volleyball knowledge to the program.

Rhodes has two years of experience as a head coach on the club level, most recentlyas the coach of the Charlottesville Volleyball Club 16’s in 2010. Before that, Rhodescoached the Jefferson Volleyball Club 18’s to a fifth-place finish in the state in 2009.

Before becoming a head coach, Rhodes served as an assistant coach at the preplevel. Rhodes was part of the staff at Northridge Academy in the 2007-08 season whenNorthridge were named the Los Angeles City champions. He also assisted at MasonPark, where he was a recreation assistant from 2006-08.

Rhodes was a five-year athlete at CSUN, and was a 2008 Mountain Pacific SportsFederation All-Conference selection. Rhodes earned AVCA Division I-II National Player ofthe Week honors in his career, and was asked to try out for the United States Nationalteam in 2007 and 2008. He is just the fourth player in collegiate history to record 40kills in one match in the rally scoring era, and is just the 11th player in CSUN history torecord over 1,000 career kills.

Rhodes earned his Bachelors of Social Science in Sociology from CSUN in 2008,with a minor in General Business from the College of Business and Economics. He re-sides in Cresson.

d a n R h o d e sa s s I s T a n T C o a C h | F I R s T s e a s o n

Alma Mater Cal State Northridge ‘08

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2 0 1 0 R o s t e rnumerical Roster# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School

1 Colin Sherwin Fr. OPP 6-3 Greensburg, Pa. / Greater Latrobe

2 Markus Schulze Sr. L/OH 6-0 Berlin, Germany / Anne Frank

3 Nicholas Bancroft So. S/L 5-10 Centerville, Pa. / Maplewood

4 Kyle Beatty Fr. OH 6-3 Meadville, Pa. / Saegertown

5 Ryan Williams Jr. S 6-3 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Montour

6 Caleb Brown So. S 6-0 Hermosa Beach, Calif. / Loyola

7 Seth Katich Sr. L/OH 5-10 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel

8 Ben Wetsell So. OH 6-0 Saegertown, Pa. / Saegertown

9 Lucas Behringer Fr. OH 6-1 Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral

10 Logan Patterson Fr. OH 6-6 Derry, Pa. / Derry Area

11 Wally Savage Fr. MB 6-4 Plymouth, Pa. / James A. Coughlin

13 Alex Kane Jr. OPP 6-9 York, Pa. / West York

14 John Skarupa Jr. MB 6-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

15 Adam Roche So. MB 6-6 Cochranton, Pa. / Cochranton

16 Chad Martson Sr. OH 6-3 Whitehall, Pa. / Whitehall

17 Eric Syty Sr. MB 6-8 Clarence, N.Y. / Clarence

18 John Beck Fr. OH 6-6 Havre de Grace, Md. / Havre De Grace

19 Michael DeLyser Fr. MB 6-6 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Baldwin

20 Michael Krepp Fr. S 6-0 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

21 Adam Barba Fr. OH 6-6 Meadville, Pa. / Meadville

23 John Wappler Jr. L 5-9 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

25 Gary Emrick Fr. OH 6-3 Easton, Pa. / Freedom

26 Lucas Schulze Fr. OH 6-1 Berlin, Germany / Anne Frank

-- Alex Sadler Fr. OH 6-2 Altoona, Pa. / Bishop Guilfoyle

-- Trevor Stark Fr. MB 6-7 Lemont, Pa. / State College

alphabetical Roster# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School

21 Adam Barba Fr. OH 6-6 Meadville, Pa. / Meadville

3 Nicholas Bancroft So. S/L 5-10 Centerville, Pa. / Maplewood

4 Kyle Beatty Fr. OH 6-3 Meadville, Pa. / Saegertown

18 John Beck Fr. OH 6-6 Havre de Grace, Md. / Havre De Grace

9 Lucas Behringer Fr. OH 6-1 Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral

6 Caleb Brown So. S 6-0 Hermosa Beach, Calif. / Loyola

19 Michael DeLyser Fr. MB 6-6 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Baldwin

25 Gary Emrick Fr. OH 6-3 Easton, Pa. / Freedom

13 Alex Kane Jr. OPP 6-9 York, Pa. / West York

7 Seth Katich Sr. L/OH 5-10 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel

20 Michael Krepp Fr. S 6-0 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

16 Chad Martson Sr. OH 6-3 Whitehall, Pa. / Whitehall

10 Logan Patterson Fr. OH 6-6 Derry, Pa. / Derry Area

15 Adam Roche So. MB 6-6 Cochranton, Pa. / Cochranton

-- Alex Sadler Fr. OH 6-2 Altoona, Pa. / Bishop Guilfoyle

11 Wally Savage Fr. MB 6-4 Plymouth, Pa. / James A. Coughlin

26 Lucas Schulze Fr. OH 6-1 Berlin, Germany / Anne Frank

2 Markus Schulze Sr. L/OH 6-0 Berlin, Germany / Anne Frank

1 Colin Sherwin Fr. OPP 6-3 Greensburg, Pa. / Greater Latrobe

14 John Skarupa Jr. MB 6-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

-- Trevor Stark Fr. MB 6-7 Lemont, Pa. / State College

17 Eric Syty Sr. MB 6-8 Clarence, N.Y. / Clarence

23 John Wappler Jr. L 5-9 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

8 Ben Wetsell So. OH 6-0 Saegertown, Pa. / Saegertown

5 Ryan Williams Jr. S 6-3 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Montour

RosTeR bReaKdoWn

SFU BY CLASS

Seniors (4) - M. Schulze,Katich, Martson, Syty

Juniors (4) - Williams, Kane,Skarupa, Wappler

Sophomores (4) - Bancroft,Brown, Wetsell, Roche

Freshmen (12) - Sherwin,Beatty, Behringer, Patterson,Savage, Beck, DeLyser, Krepp,Barba, L. Schulze, Sadler, Stark

SFU BY STATE/COUNTRY

Pennsylvania (19) - Sherwin,Bancroft, Beatty, Williams,Katich, Wetsell, Patterson, Sav-age, Kane, Skarupa, Roche,Martson, DeLyser, Krepp,Barba, Wappler, Emrick,Sadler, Stark

Berlin, Germany (2) - M.Schulze, L. Schulze

California (1) - Brown

Indiana (1) - Behringer

Maryland (1) - Beck

New York (1) - Syty

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s e a s o n o u t l o o kAs he gets set to begin the 2011 men’s vol-

leyball season, Saint Francis men’s volleyballcoach Michael Rumbaugh knows that he is facingthe definition of a “transition year.” When the2010 edition stepped off the court for the lasttime, they did so as four full-time starters and onepair that split time at another starting position.

Consider further that among that groupthere were four All-EIVA selections, including theprogram’s top two leaders in kills, a player withthree consecutive seasons of 100-plus blocks,and a middle with a career hitting percentage of.417.

Now you may understand why Rumbaughknows that 2011 could be a rollercoaster sea-son.

“I think we’ll be better than many expect,”said Rumbaugh. “I think we have the talent to beable to beat the best teams in the EIVA Tait onany given night, but our youth and inexperiencecould hinder us just as much.”

oUTsIde hITTeRThe outside hitter position is perhaps the po-

sition hit hardest by graduation, as three seniors(Nick Rivett, Tyler Mattera, and Alex Fortney)started every match at one of the two outside po-sitions in 2010. In fact, Rivett was a mainstay inthe Red Flash line-up for years, earning three All-EIVA honors in his career and ranking amongSFU’s all-time leaders in kills and digs. However,Rumbaugh believes the game plan does not re-quire drastic changes.

“Losing Nick means we lost ball control andall-around court awareness, and we’ll miss hispassing and defense,” said Rumbaugh. “But of-fensively, we haven’t lost the ability to run fast orgo high. We’ll have more youthful energy and en-thusiasm on the court.”

From a veteran standpoint, Rumbaugh re-turns fifth-year senior Chad Martson, who missedthe entire 2010 season due to injury.

“Chad is coming off a shoulder injury, andhe's a year removed from action,” said Rum-baugh. “When he gets back up to speed, he'll bea big addition. He knows what I expect and howI like the offense run. As a leader, he's helping theyounger guys do what they are supposed to do.”

Kyle Beatty is another name expected tomake an impact in 2011; after using his redshirtin 2010, Beatty is ready for game action.

“Kyle knows that he needs to play a big rolethis year, and he’s mentally ready,” said Rum-baugh. “He’s got a quick jump and a high reach.With four full years of Kyle, I think he will be ableto reach a very high level of play.”

Also competing for time will be a trio offreshmen, each of whom bring “different ele-ments” to the table, according to Rumbaugh.

“Logan Patterson plays very strong at thepins, while Lucas Schulze and Lucas Behringerbring very strong ball control and stability to theoutside,” said Rumbaugh.

oPPosITeAt first glance, it would appear the hole at

the opposite position would be too big for the RedFlash to fill; graduated Jordan Varee essentiallyrewrote the record books at Saint Francis, claim-ing the all-time marks in kills and aces and earn-ing a school-record four All-EIVA distinctions.However, Rumbaugh feels that his new combi-nations on the right side will enable him to addnew wrinkles to the game plan.

The resident upperclassman is Alex Kane,a 6-9 junior that has been groomed to take overthe position.

“Kane has been biding his time, and heknows it’s now time to make that promise reality,”said Rumbaugh. “He adds a much bigger block-ing dimension because of his frame, much morethan we’ve ever had, I think.”

The challenger at the position is Colin Sher-win, a 6-3 freshman lefthander that Rumbaughsays provides another interesting offensive di-mension.

“Sherwin is a tremendous jumper, and hisleft-handedness is something that’s nice to haveon the right side,” said Rumbaugh. “It’s not some-thing I’ve had here in a while, so he can give us adifferent look at times.”

mIddLeRumbaugh lost a pair of multiple-year

starters in Pete Freyer and Patrick McMana-mon, but he feels that the returning trio of mid-dles will be able to compensate for the losses ofthe two mainstays.

“We lost a lot in Pete and Pat, no doubt,”said Rumbaugh. “But I feel that the guys thatcame back are up to the challenge.”

The three players expected to rotate thereare senior Eric Syty, junior John Skarupa, andsophomore Adam Roche. While not regularstarters in 2010, all three contributed significantplaying time and are no strangers to game ac-tion.

“Roche has been pounding the ball offen-sively, and he has the look of being a big-timethreat for us,” said Rumbaugh. “Defensively, I’dhave to say Syty and Skarupa are playing at a highlevel. Their block is big and is always ‘there,’ so it’sreal easy to play defense behind them.”

seTTeROne of two positions where the Red Flash

do return a starter, the setter spot will more thanlikely be handled by junior Ryan Williams.Williams’ play at setter in 2010 was spotty atfirst but improved as the season went on; ac-cording to Rumbaugh, Williams was feeling thejitters typical of a first-year starter on a team ofveteran seniors.

“With the team we had last year, Ryan tookon a lot of pressure to be perfect, which tooksome of his game away,” said Rumbaugh. “Thisyear, he is much more confident and relaxed, andhe has a better feel for the flow of things. I thinkit will pay off.”

Also getting work at the setter position willbe sophomore Caleb Brown and freshmanMichael Krepp, both of whom have “improved thecompetition,” according to Rumbaugh.

“Those two are doing a nice job of pushingfor the spot, and it’s keeping everyone’s efforthigh,” said Rumbaugh.

LIbeRoAnother spot where the starter returns

from 2010, the libero position features three tal-ented players battling for playing time. In 2010,John Wappler posted SFU’ssecond-highest digtotal in the rally-scoring era and was an All-EIVAselection, but Rumbaugh says that his stable ofliberos “will keep it interesting.”

“Wappler was an All-EIVA pick, and just addsto the strong play on the serve-receive,” saidRumbaugh. “But we have Markus Schulze com-ing back from an injury last season, and he hasplayed extremely well in the offseason.”

Furthermore, Rumbaugh expects con-verted setter Nick Bancroft to fight for playingtime as well.

“Bancroft’s defense is exceptional, and nowhe can focus on digging the ball as opposed toworrying about the offense. He can play to his

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7Seth

KatichSenior | Libero/Outside HItter | 5-10

Pittsburgh, Pa. | Fox Chapel

JUNIOR (2010): Appeared in 23 matches forthe Red Flash, playing a total of 72 sets… postedfour matches of double-digit digs…had a season-high 19 digs against NJIT, the highest single-match total for a three-set match in Division I-IIin 2010 (1/22/10)… recorded 13 digs at Rut-gers-Newark for a two-match average of 4.00digs per set at the Golden Dome Tournament(1/23/10)… had three assists and 14 digsagainst IPFW (2/19/10).SOPHOMORE (2009): Played in 20 matches in2009, recording one kill, 12 assists, and 35digs… notched six digs twice in 2009, againstNYU (1/16/09) and Ohio State (1/25/09). FRESHMAN (2008): played in 12 matches asa freshman, tallying 2 digs… had one dig inmatches against George Mason (3/20/08)and Ohio State (3/29/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Fox Chapel H.S.,where he led the Foxes to three section titles, adistrict title and a state runner-up finish… was atwo-time first team all-section and second teamall-district honoree… concluded scholastic ca-reer as a Finest Four selection, and was namedto the Fox Chapel All-Tournament Team… was amember of the Fox Chapel honor roll. PERSONAL: SFU Academic Honor Roll studentFall 2007 and 2008... Marketing major…son ofDebra and David Katich.

2Markus

SchulzeSenior | Libero/Outside Hitter | 6-0

Berlin, Germany | Anne Frank

JUNIOR (2010): Appeared in just one matchbefore suffering a season-ending injury.SOPHOMORE (2009): Played in 21 matchesin 2009, recording 14 assists and 75 digs… his75 digs ranked sixth on the team in 2009, butwas fourth on the team with an average of1.56 digs per set.FRESHMAN (2008): Played in 26 matches in2008, totaling career highs with 153 digs and21 assists… was third on team with 153 digs,but ranked first with an average of 1.80 digsper set… recorded double-digit digs in sevenmatches, including a career-high 20 against Ju-niata (2/13/08)… had a career-high four as-sists to go with 12 digs vs. Ohio State(3/29/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Played previously at Anne-Frank H.S., where he helped lead his team tothe German Championships in 2001 and2003… was an all-district honoree… a memberof the National Honor Society.PERSONAL: Served as a Student-Athlete Men-tor in 2007-08…SFU Dean’s List Fall 2006…SFU Athletic Department Honor Roll Fall2006… Sociology/Criminal Justice Major…sonof Cathrin Schulze-Beneche and Jeorg Schulze.

16Chad

MartsonSenior | Outside Hitter | 6-3Whitehall, Pa. | Whitehall

JUNIOR (2010): Sat out 2010 season due toinjury.SOPHOMORE (2009): Martson did a little bitof everything in 2009, tying career highs in kills,assists and service aces while posting a newhighs in digs and blocks… Notched 22 kills, fourassists, four aces, 23 digs and seven blocks in2009… set season highs in kills (4) and digs (7)against Quincy (3/11/09)… One of only fourRed Flash to average a kill per set (1.05).FRESHMAN (2008): Posted 22 kills, 4 assists,4 aces, 12 digs and 3 blocks in 2008 cam-paign… had season/career high 6 kills and 2blocks at IPFW (4/11/08)… recorded 4 kills,and season/career highs with 2 aces and 3digs at Loyola (4/12/08).REDSHIRT (2007): Used his redshirt during2007 season.HIGH SCHOOL: Had 755 kills, 100 blocks, and52 aces while playing at Whitehall H.S… was a2006 all-Pennsylvania selection, as well as aFirst Team all-Lehigh Division, and his team’sMVP… was MVP of the 2006 KeystoneGames… school record-holder in kills, blocksand aces… was member of the Whitehall HonorRoll every semester.PERSONAL: SFU Dean’s List spring and fall2008... SFU Academic Honor Roll student... El-ementary Special Education major…son ofCheryl and Rick Martson.

R e d F L a s h m e n ’ s v o L L e y b a L L F a C TOnly six athletes in the history of Saint Francis University haveearned All-American status. Two have come the men’s volleyballteam: Marc Honore and Jordan Varee.

Career StatsYEAR GP K E TA PCT BL SA D A

2008 27 - - - .000 2 - 3 -

2009 47 1 1 3 .000 - - 35 12

2010 72 - 1 7 -.143 - 1 84 9

TOT 146 1 2 10 -.100 2 1 121 21


2007 Redshirt Season

2008 33 22 15 66 .106 4 4 12 3

2009 21 22 12 59 .169 4 4 23 7

TOT 54 44 27 125 .138 8 8 35 10


2008 85 - 2 2 -1.000 - - 153 21

2009 48 - - 2 .000 - - 75 14

2010 2 - - 1 .000 - - - -

TOT 135 - 2 5 -.400 - - 228 35

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2009 6 2 2 9 .000 1 - - 1

2010 16 25 13 55 .218 12 4 5 -

TOT 22 27 15 64 .188 13 4 5 1

14John

SkarupaJunior | Middle Hitter | 6-8

Pittsburgh, Pa. | North Allegheny

SOPHOMORE (2010): Appeared in sevenmatches in 2010, playing in a total of 16 sets…earned his first career start against Ohio State inthe Red Flash’s 3-1 win (1/17/10)… recordedseven kills in his season debut against SacredHeart (1/16/10)… had four kills and four blocksagainst Ohio State (1/17/10)… had a career-high eight kills against Harvard (1/24/10)… hadtwo service aces apiece against Ohio State(1/17/10) and Harvard (1/24/10).FRESHMAN (2009): Played in five matches in2009, recording two kills, one assist and oneblock… threw down two kills against Quincy(3/11/09).HIGH SCHOOL: Was the WPIAL Class AAA co-Player of the Year in 2008… named all-sectionfirst team and all-WPIAL in 2007 and 2008 atNorth Allegheny H.S., where he played for headcoach Dan Schall… named all-Pennsylvania in2008, and was a Finest 40 selection in 2007and 2008… had 337 kills, a .494 hitting per-centage, 143 blocks and 23 aces as a senior.PERSONAL: Computer Science/General Con-centration major…son of Nancy and JohnSkarupa.


2008 30 20 17 60 .050 30 6 10 1

2009 17 26 13 49 .265 15 2 3 -

2010 9 13 4 31 .290 12 1 9 -

TOT 56 59 34 140 .179 57 9 22 1

17Eric

SytySenior | Middle HItter | 6-8Clarence, N.Y. | Clarence

JUNIOR (2010): Appeared in seven matches as

a junior, playing in a total of nine sets… recorded

three kills apiece against NJIT (1/22/10) and

Harvard (1/24/10)… had three blocks against

Harvard (1/24/10)… recorded season-high

three digs against Sacred Heart (1/16/10).

SOPHOMORE (2009): Recorded 26 kills, two

aces, three digs, and 15 blocks in 2009… Had

nine kills, one ace, two digs and six blocks against

Springfield (2/1/09)… Notched two kills and

three blocks against Penn State (2/25/09).

FRESHMAN (2008): Played in nine matches as

a freshman, tallying 20 kills, 30 blocks, 10 digs

and 6 aces… saw first significant action at Ohio

State (3/29/08) when he had 1 kill, career-high

2 aces, 2 digs and 3 blocks… tucked away ca-

reer-high 7 blocks to go with 3 kills at Mercy-

hurst (4/2/08)… had career-best .231 hitting

percentage with career-high 6 kills and 7 blocks

at IPFW (4/11/08).

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in track and volleyball

at Clarence H.S., where he received the Michael

T. Schlabach Memorial Award for leadership,

dedication and sportsmanship… owns the Dev-

ils’ indoor high jump record at 6-feet, 3-inches,

and was a five-time MVP for track.

PERSONAL: English/Communications

major…member of Student-Athlete Mentors

(SAMs)… son of Gayle and Joe Syty.


2009 15 12 7 33 .152 2 - 3 -

2010 13 18 13 50 .100 3 - 8 -

TOT 28 30 20 83 .120 5 - 11 -

13Alex

KaneJunior | Opposite | 6-9York, Pa. | West York

SOPHOMORE (2010): Appeared in nine matches

in 2010, playing in 13 sets… recorded a season-

high five kills against Rutgers-Newark, hitting a sea-

son-best .333 (2/13/10)… recorded four kills in

win over Harvard (1/24/10)… had a season-high

four digs against Harvard (1/24/10).

FRESHMAN (2009): Appeared in 11 matches in

2009, recording 12 kills, three digs and two

blocks… Notched six kills in match against Quincy

(3/11/09).

HIGH SCHOOL: Was all-county, all-district and all-

state during junior and senior seasons at West

York Area H.S., where he played for head coach

Scott Sides… had 983 kills, 302 blocks, 209 digs

and 78 aces during standout career for the Bull-

dogs… was also an honor roll and distinguished

honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Exercise Physiology major…son of

Glenda and Stephen Kane.

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2009 80 - - 9 .000 - - 187 40

2010 89 1 1 12 .000 - - 228 37

TOT 169 1 1 21 .000 - - 415 77

23John

WapplerJunior | Libero | 5-9

Pittsburgh, Pa. | North Allegheny

SOPHOMORE (2010): Sophomore libero hada breakout campaign in 2010… earned EIVAAll-East Second team honors… played in 24matches, appearing in 89 sets… recorded 228digs, which ranks third for a single-season in therally scoring era… averaged 2.51 digs per set,fifth in the EIVA… recorded 13 double-digit digmatches, including three matches of 15+ digsand one match of 20+ digs… recorded 15 digsin the Red Flash’s 3-1 win over Juniata(2/23/10)… posted a season-high of 22 digsat Juniata, the first Red Flash win there in fouryears (3/31/10)… recorded 15 digs at OhioState (4/17/10)…finished the season withone kill, 37 assists, and 228 digs.FRESHMAN (2009): Ranked fourth on the2009 team with 187 digs, including a season-high 23 against Juniata (4/30/09). That alsotied the second-best single-game mark inschool history… Recorded double-digit digs ineight of 24 matches played.HIGH SCHOOL: Played three seasons for headcoach Dan Schall, winning a WPIAL Champi-onship in 2007 and again in 2008... selectedto First Team All-WPIAL and first team all-sec-tion squads as a junior and senior... was a two-time PA all-state Finest 40 selection, as well asall-state tournament team honoree, and a FoxChapel All-Tournament Team selection... alsocompeted in cross country at NA.PERSONAL: SFU Academic Honor Roll studentFall 2008... Finance major…son of Evelyn andJeffery Wappler.


2009 15 3 2 6 .167 4 - 4 59

2010 107 21 14 63 .111 51 16 129 1289

TOT 122 24 16 69 .116 55 16 133 1348

5Ryan

WilliamsJunior | Setter | 6-3

Pittsburgh, Pa. | Montour

SOPHOMORE (2010): Started every match forthe Red Flash, playing in 107 sets… recorded1,289 assists in his first season as starting set-ter, the second-highest single-season total in therally-scoring era… included a career-best 21kills… had a career-high 67 assists againstPrinceton, the fifth-highest single match total inthe rally scoring era (2/27/10)… recorded 64assists at Juniata, the 10th-highest single-match total in the rally scoring era (3/31/10)…recorded his first career double-double againstJuniata, recording 51 assists and 10 digs(2/23/10)… recorded 16 service aces.FRESHMAN (2009): Played in 11 matches in2009, recording 59 assists, three kills, fourdigs, and four blocks… had a season-best 20 as-sists against Quincy (3/11/09).HIGH SCHOOL: All-Section, All-District and All-State honoree at Montour H.S., where he playedfor head coach Brendan Hleski… helped theSpartans capture the 2007 Section I Class AA,and WPIAL AA titles… was named Best Setterat George Mason’s High Performance Campduring junior season… member of the NationalHonor Society.PERSONAL: SFU Academic Honor Roll studentFall 2008... Pre-Professional / Biology major…son of Debra and Jeffery Williams.

3Nicholas

BancroftSophomore | Setter/Libero | 5-10

Centerville, Pa. | Maplewood

FRESHMAN (2010): Earned his way into 10matches as a setter in 2010, playing a total of10 sets… set career highs in assists (13) anddigs (6) against Sacred Heart (1/16/10)…recorded a block at George Mason (4/7/10).HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Saint Francis afteran accomplished high school career at Maple-wood H.S., and will compete for time at setter…Was named First-Team All-District once andSecond-Team All-District twice in his highschool career… Was named to the Finest 40twice while in high school… was once namedDefensive MVP at the state tournament… In ad-dition to owning four letters in volleyball, alsoearned four letters each in wrestling and foot-ball. PERSONAL: Intends to study Physical Therapyat Saint Francis…son of Sheila and Rory Ban-croft.


2010 10 - - 1 .000 1 0 9 33TOT 10 - - 1 .000 1 0 9 33

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15Adam

RocheSophomore | Middle HItter | 6-6Cochranton, Pa. | Cochranton

FRESHMAN (2010): Was a key reserve forthe Red Flash, playing in six matches and 11games as a middle… recorded a career-highfive kills against Harvard (1/24/10)… had hisfirst career kill against Sacred Heart(1/16/10)… recorded a career-high fiveblocks at Ohio State (4/17/10)… finished theseason with 15 kills, one assist, one ace, threedigs, and 13 blocks.HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from CochrantonJr./Sr. High School, where he earned First-Team All-District, First-Team All-State, and Sec-ond-Team All-District at middle… was also onthe varsity basketball and cross country teamsin high school.PERSONAL: Son of Paula and Roger Roche.

8Ben

WetsellSophomore | Outside Hitter | 6-0Saegertown, Pa. | Saegertown

FRESHMAN (2010): Did not compete in2010.HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at SaegertownHigh School, where he also played basketball. PERSONAL: Exercise Physiology major.


2010 11 15 8 39 .179 13 1 3 1

TOT 11 15 8 39 .179 13 1 3 1

4Kyle

BeattyFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-3

Meadville, Pa. | Saegertown

REDSHIRT (2010): Used his redshirt seasonin 2010.HIGH SCHOOL: Will compete for playing timeon the outside in his rookie season… graduatedfrom Saegertown H.S., where he also playedbasketball. PERSONAL: Plans to study Exercise Physiologyat Saint Francis…son of Diane and David Beatty.

25Gary

EmrickFreshman | Middle Hitter | 6-3

Easton, Pa. | Freedom

REDSHIRT (2010): Used his redshirt seasonin 2010.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in volleyball at Free-dom… was named team MVP and captain as amiddle blocker… helped the Patriots to a districtchampionship.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Physical Ther-apy… son of Kathy and Gary Emrick.

6Caleb

BrownSophomore | Setter | 6-0

Hermosa Beach, Calif. | Loyola

FRESHMAN (2010): Appeared in 11 matcheswith the Red Flash, playing in 23 sets...recorded one dig at Juniata (3/31/10)…recorded service aces against Harvard(1/24/10) and IPFW (2/19/10).HIGH SCHOOL: Will push for playing time atsetter in his rookie season… played at LoyolaHigh School in Los Angeles, Calif., where he wasnamed to Volleyball Magazine’s “25 Under-classmen to Watch” list as a sophomore…Played for the USA Youth National-A2 team in2007.PERSONAL: Intends to study Marine Biology atSaint Francis…son of Terri and Derek Brown.


2010 23 - - - - - 2 1 1

TOT 23 - - - - - 2 1 1

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21Adam

BarbaFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-6

Meadville, Pa. | Meadville

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete at Meadvillewhere he was a four-year letterwinner in bothbasketball and volleyball… served as team cap-tain of both the volleyball and basketball teams…named Second-Team All-District in 2009…named 2009 40 Finest All-State… PreseasonPlayer of the Year in 2010.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Accounting…son of Ava and Frank Barba.

18John

BeckFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-6

Havre de Grace, Md. | Havre de Grace

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete at Havre deGrace that lettered in both volleyball (fouryears) and tennis (one year)… four-time All-County selection, and two-time MVP… 2008Fall Male Athlete of the Year… recorded 493kills, 166 aces, and 43 solo blocks in his highschool career.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Exercise Phys-iology/Physical Therapy… son of Denise andLeon Beck, Jr.

9Lucas

BehringerFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-1

Indianapolis, Ind. | Cathedral

HIGH SCHOOL: Played outside hitter at Cathe-dral, where he showed consistent improvementover his career… member of state champi-onship squads in both 2008 and 2010…named to the All-State team, and was Aca-demic All-State… earned Junior All-Star status…earned Cathedral’s Most Improved Playeraward... named to the High Honor Roll… 2010All-Tournament team…also a champion bad-minton player.PERSONAL:

19Michael

DeLyserFreshman | Middle Blocker | 6-6

Pittsburgh, Pa. | Baldwin

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in vol-leyball at Baldwin… earned First-Team All-Stateand First-Team All-WPIAL for the Highlanders…team captain.PERSONAL: Intends to major both in Mathe-matics and Chemistry… son of Jan Scheuer-mann and Robert DeLyser.

20MichaelKrepp

Freshman | Setter | 6-0Marshall Township, Pa. | North Allegheny

HIGH SCHOOL: Part of four consecutiveWPIAL AAA championship teams from 2007-10… three-year letterwinner in volleyball forNorth Allegheny… two-time First-Team All-WPIAL selection, in both 2009 and 2010…Third-Team All-WPIAL in 2008… 2009 PIAAFinest 40 selection.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Business… sonof Denise and Frank Krepp.

10Logan

PattersonFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-6

Derry, Pa. | Derry Area

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete at DerryArea that lettered in golf (four years), volleyball(three years), and ice hockey (one year)…named First-Team All State… earned First-Team All-WPIAL and All-Section honors.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Pharmacy…son of Desiree and William Patterson.

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AlexSadler

Freshman | Outside Hitter | 6-2Altoona, Pa. | Bishop Guilfoyle

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete thatearned varsity letters in cross country, soccer,and volleyball at Bishop Guilfoyle… member ofthe Marauders team that were District VI run-ners-up… All-State selection in 2010… three-time First-Team District VI selection, as well asa Second-Team selection his freshman season.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Physical Ther-apy… son of Shelly and Kevin Sadler.

11Walter

Savageappears in print as “Wally”

Freshman | Middle Blocker | 6-4Plymouth, Pa. | James A. Coughlin

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete at James. MCoughlin that played both volleyball and foot-ball… earned First-Team All-State honors in2009… earned two All-Scholastic Team honors.PERSONAL: Transfer from Saint Vincent Col-lege, where he played football under coach BobColbert… intends to major in Forensic Chem-istry… son of Sue Madara and Walter Savage.

26Lucas

SchulzeFreshman | Outside Hitter | 6-1Berlin, Germany | Anne Frank

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of three state cham-pionship teams at Anne-Frank-Oberschule.PERSONAL: Younger brother of Red Flash sen-ior Markus Schulze… son of Cathrin Schulze-Beneche and Jeorg Schulze.

TrevorStark

Freshman | Middle Blocker | 6-7Lemont, Pa. | State College

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete at State Col-lege that lettered in both basketball and volley-ball… member of team that won both districtand state championships… also a member of adistrict champion basketball team… All-State involleyball.PERSONAL: Intends to major in Business…sonof Deb and Terry Stark.

1Colin

SherwinFreshman | Opposite | 6-3

Greensburg, Pa. | Greater Latrobe

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete fromGreater Latrobe that lettered in volleyball, soc-cer, and basketball… played on both the PittElite and United club teams… played on 2010Pittsburgh Volleyball Open team, as well as the2009 Ohio Valley Region USA National Team…three-time All-WPIAL AAA selection… named toAll-State Tournament team…National Honor So-ciety member… Tribune Total Media Outstand-ing Citizen Award nominee… member ofstudent government and other school activities.PERSONAL: Intends to study Accounting/Fi-nance… son of Terri and Jeffrey Sherwin.

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2010 SAINT FRANCIS MEN’S VOLLEYBALL FINAL STATISTICS|------------------------ATTACK---------------------------| |-------SET--------| |-----------SERVE-----------|

Name GP-MP K K/Game E TA Pct. A A/Set SA SA/Gm SE#10 Varee, Jordan 103-27 498 4.83 186 1051 .297 9 0.09 44 0.43 117#9 Rivett, Nick 107-27 374 3.50 134 945 .254 15 0.14 29 0.27 73#11 Freyer, Pete 95-26 250 2.63 62 436 .431 2 0.02 7 0.07 61#18 McManamon, Patrick 90-25 125 1.39 39 308 .279 5 0.06 10 0.11 77#4 Fortney, Alex 72-25 119 1.65 68 319 .160 9 0.12 5 0.07 39#1 Mattera, Tyler 74-24 76 1.03 58 253 .071 23 0.31 12 0.16 24#5 Williams, Ryan 107-27 21 0.20 14 63 .111 1289 12.0 16 0.15 32#14 Skarupa, John 16-7 25 1.56 13 55 .218 0 0.00 4 0.25 12#15 Roche, Adam 11-6 15 1.36 8 39 .179 1 0.09 1 0.09 12#17 Syty, Eric 9-7 13 1.44 4 31 .290 0 0.00 1 0.11 4#13 Kane, Alex 13-9 18 1.38 13 50 .100 0 0.00 0 0.00 4#6 Brown, Caleb 23-11 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.04 2 0.09 6#7 Katich, Seth 72-23 0 0.00 1 7 -.143 9 0.12 1 0.01 7#23 Wappler, John 89-24 1 0.01 1 12 .000 37 0.42 0 0.00 1#3 Bancroft, Nicholas 10-10 0 0.00 0 1 .000 33 3.30 0 0.00 1#19 Haimann, Sam 1-1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0#2 Schulze, Markus 2-1 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0#12 Orton, Robert 1-1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0SAINT FRANCIS....... 108-27 1535 14.2 601 3571 .262 1433 13.2 132 1.22 470Opponents........... 108-27 1632 15.1 625 3645 .276 1538 14.2 132 1.22 485

|--------DIG--------| |-----------------------BLOCKING----------------------------|Name G Dig Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE#10 Varee, Jordan 103 200 1.94 9 75 84 0.82 12 0#9 Rivett, Nick 107 185 1.73 6 52 58 0.54 5 1#11 Freyer, Pete 95 38 0.40 17 89 106 1.12 4 0#18 McManamon, Patrick 90 46 0.51 9 91 100 1.11 9 0#4 Fortney, Alex 72 108 1.50 1 26 27 0.38 1 0#1 Mattera, Tyler 74 113 1.53 3 20 23 0.31 5 0#5 Williams, Ryan 107 129 1.21 6 45 51 0.48 3 4#14 Skarupa, John 16 5 0.31 1 11 12 0.75 0 0#15 Roche, Adam 11 3 0.27 4 9 13 1.18 0 0#17 Syty, Eric 9 9 1.00 3 9 12 1.33 2 0#13 Kane, Alex 13 8 0.62 0 3 3 0.23 1 0#6 Brown, Caleb 23 1 0.04 0 0 0 0.00 0 0#23 Wappler, John 89 228 2.56 0 0 0 0.00 0 0#7 Katich, Seth 72 84 1.17 0 0 0 0.00 0 0#3 Bancroft, Nicholas 10 9 0.90 0 1 1 0.10 0 0#19 Haimann, Sam 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0#2 Schulze, Markus 2 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0#12 Orton, Robert 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0SAINT FRANCIS 108 1166 10.80 59 431 274.5 2.54 42 5Opponents 108. 1229 11.38 48 412 254.0 2.35 39 9

DATE OPPONENT SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME OVERALL CONF TIME ATTEN

1/12/10 NYU W 3-0 30-20, 30-26, 30-22 1-0 0-0 1:30 425

1/15/10 at #6 Penn State L 0-3 22-30, 20-30, 20-30 1-1 0-1 1:24 873

1/16/10 SACRRED HEART W 3-2 30-18, 31-29, 27-30, 21-30,17-15 2-1 0-1 2:10 410

1/1710 #11 OSU W 3-1 30-22, 30-25, 22-30, 30-25 3-1 0-1 1:55 560

1/22/10 vs NJIT W 3-0 30-22, 30-27, 30-26 4-1 0-1 1:15 60

1/23/010 at Rutgers-Newark W 3-2 28-30, 23-30, 30-25, 30-21, 15-13 5-1 0-1 2:00 121

1/24/10 HARVARD W 3-1 30-20, 30-32, 30-24,31-29 6-1 0-1 2:00 500

1/29/10 at Loyola L 0-3 26-30, 21-30,21-30 6-2 0-1 1:23 408

1/30/10 at #14 Lewis L 1-3 28-30,30-28,25-30,28-30 6-3 0-1 2:03 313

2/12/10 Geroge Mason L 1-3 23-30,30-24,26-30,25-30 6-4 0-2 1:50 300

2/13/10 RUTGERS-NEWARK W 3-2 28-30,30-22,27-30,30-26,15-10 7-4 0-2 2:05 200

2/19/10 IPFW L 2-3 30-27,26-30,30-26,23-30,19-21 7-5 0-2 2:15 400

2/20/10 BALL STATE L 1-3 31-29,27-30,28-30,21-30 7-6 0-2 2:00 500

2/23/10 JUNIATA W 3-1 33-35,30-17,30-23,30-17 8-6 1-2 1:50 225

2/27/10 at Princeton L 2-3 28-30,30-25,30-28,24-30,9-15 8-7 1-3 2:10 122

3/12/10 at #6 Long Beach State L 0-3 28-30,27-30,17-30 8-8 1-3 1:25 689

3/13/10 vs #4 BYU L 1-3 35-33,2730,14-30,23-30 8-9 1-3 2:01

3/19/10 #6 Penn State L 0-3 19-30,19-30-26-30 8-10 1-4 1:20 675

3/27/10 PRINCETON W 3-2 30-21,20-30,30-28,26-30,15-7 9-10 2-4 2:00 100

3/28/10 SPRINGFIELD L 1-3 30-16,28-30,28-30,28-30 9-11 2-5 1:55 250

3/31/10 at Juniata W 3-1 30-27,30-27,24-30,30-28 10-11 3-5 2:07 670

4/06/10 at #2 Springfield L 1-3 30-27,30-28,30-21 11-11 4-5 1:20 101

4/07/10 at George Mason L 2-3 26-30,18-30,30-20,30-25,10-15 11-12 4-6 2:19

4/09/10 at IPFW W 3-2 30-27,26-30,30-28,23-30,15-11 12-12 4-6 2:31 293

4/10/10 at #15 Ball State L 0-3 33-35,31-33,25-30 12-13 4-6 1:39 438

4/17/10 at #11 OSU L 1-3 21-30,30-28,23-30,24-30 12-14 4-6 1:54 329

4/24/10 at Springfield@ L 1-3 29-31,30-27,22-30,25-30 12-15 4-6 1:55 818

@ - EIVA Quarterfinal Match in Springfield, Mass.

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The eastern Intercollegiate volleyball associationThe Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Asso-

ciation (EIVA) is an 11-team league that spon-

sors and facilitates collegiate men’s volleyball on

the Division I, II, and III levels. As one of the three

major Division I collegiate volleyball conferences

in the country, the EIVA holds an automatic bid

to the four-team NCAA Division I championship

tournament, with the EIVA champion proceed-

ing to the final four.

As a cross-divisional league, the EIVA fea-

tures schools that feature the highest in both

academic integrity and athletic success. Fea-

turing teams from six states that range from

the Northeast to the Mid-Atlantic region, the

highly-competitive league boasts multiple na-

tional champions both on the Division I and Divi-

sion III levels.

As currently comprised, the EIVA is divided

into two divisions, the six-team Tait conference

and the five-team Hay conference. Following the

conclusion of each season, the champion of the

Hay conference will ascend to the Tait, while the

sixth-place team in the Tait conference will move

to the spot vacated by the other Hay team. Each

team is required to play each member of their

division twice a season, both home and away.

In the EIVA’s post-season tournament, the

top five finishers in the Tait division and the top-

two finishers in the Hay division will compete,

with the top-two finishers in the Tait earning

first-round byes.

2010 eIva sTandInGsTaIT

EIVA OVERALL

SCHOOL W L W L

1. Penn State 10 0 25 7

2. Princeton 5 5 15 10

3. George Mason 4 6 8 19

4. Springfield 4 6 20 11

5. Saint Francis 4 6 12 15

6. Juniata 3 7 9 13

hayEIVA OVERALL

SCHOOL W L W L

1. Rutgers-Newark 8 0 13 13

2. Sacred Heart 5 3 18 11

3.Harvard 3 5 5 16

4. New York U 2 6 6 17

5. NJIT 2 6 3 19

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G a m e

MOST KILLS

1. 33, Jordan Varee vs. Mount Olive (1/27/08)

2. 32, Jordan Varee vs. IPFW (2/19/10)

3. 30, Jordan Varee vs. Princeton (3/27/10)

4. 29, Marc Honore vs. Mason (4/27/06)

5. 28, Marc Honore at Santa Cruz (3/2/07)

6. 27, Nick Rivett vs. Princeton (2/27/2010)

27, Jordan Varee vs. Princeton (2/27/10)

27, Jordan Varee at Ohio State (4/17/09)

27, Matt Farabaugh v. Rutgers (4/11/03)

27, Chris Telesco v. ESU (2/2/01)

MOST TOTAL ATTACKS

1. 59, Jordan Varee vs. Mount Olive (1/27/08)

2. 57, Jordan Varee vs. George Mason (4/7/10)

57, Jordan Varee vs. Juniata (4/30/09)

57, Matt Farabaugh v. Rutgers (4/11/05)

5. 56, Jordan Varee vs. Ball State (2/20/10)

6. 55, Nick Rivett vs. George Mason (4/7/10)

55, Jordan Varee vs. Juniata (3/31/10)

55, Chris Kennedy v. Findlay (1/18/04)

55, Nick Rivett vs. Princeton (2/7/09)

MOST SERVICE ACES

1. 8, Chris Telesco v. Queens (3/23/01)

2. 7, Marc Honore vs. Rutgers-Newark (3/9/07)

3. 6, Jordan Varee at Princeton (4/9/09)

6, Chris Telesco v. Vassar (2/24/02)

5. 5, Jordan Varee vs. Rutgers-Newark (1/23/10)

5, Jordan Varee vs. OSU (1/17/10)

5, Marc Honore vs. George Mason (4/27/06)

5, Brandon Kelly v. D'Youville (2/15/04)

5, Marc Honore v. NJIT (1/24/04)

5, Adam Tebbe v. Concordia (4/13/02)

5, C. Telesco v. Southampton (2/16/01)

MOST DIGS

1. 25, Zach Nanni at Santa Cruz (3/2/07)

2. 23, John Wappler vs. Juniata (4/30/09)

23, Zach Nanni vs. George Mason (4/26/07)

4. 22, John Wappler vs. Juniata (3/31/10)

5. 21, Zach Nanni v. ESU (4/9/05)

21, Zach Nanni v. ESU (2/18/05)

21, Zach Nanni v. Springfield (2/29/04)

MOST BLOCKS

1. 18, T. Whitehurst v, EMU (3/22/03)

2. 15, Marc Honore vs. East Stroudsburg (4/7/07)

3. 14, Marc Honore at Rutgers-Newark (3/24/07)

4. 13, Marc Honore at Rutgers-Newark (3/24/06)

5. 12, Pete Freyer vs. Juniata (2/23/10)

12, Marc Honore at Santa Cruz (3/2/07)

12, Marc Honore at Pacific (2/28/07)

12, Marc Honore at Princeton (3/10/06)

12, Adam Tebbe v. Mercyhurst (3/16/02)

MOST ASSISTS

1. 70, Chad O'Brien v. Mercyhurst (2/17/01)

2. 69, Shane Conley at Santa Cruz (3/2/07)

69, Shane Conley vs. George Mason (4/27/06)

4. 68, Shane Conley vs. George Mason (4/26/07)

68, Chad O'Brien v. Rutgers (4/11/03)

s e a s o n

MOST TOTAL ATTACKS

1. 1166 Jordan Varee 2009


3. 1002 Nick Rivett 2009



MOST KILLS




4. 425 Marc Honore 2007


BEST HITTING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 KILLS)1. .524 Marc Honore 20072. .502 Marc Honore 20063. .462 Pete Freyer 20084. .460 Marc Honore 20055. .451 T. Whitehurst 2002

MOST DIGS

1. 267 Zach Nanni 2007

2. 229 Zach Nanni 2006

3. 228 John Wappler 2010



MOST BLOCKS


2. 159 Taylor Whitehurst 2003


4. 114 Pete Freyer 2009


MOST ASSISTS

1. 1,318 Shane Conley 2009

2. 1,289 Ryan Williams 2010


4. 1,117 Chad O'Brien 2001


C a R e e RBEST HITTING PERCENTAGE (700 KILLS)

1. .466 Marc Honore 2004-07

2. .417 Pete Freyer 2007-10

3. .378 T. Whitehurst 2001-03

4. .291 Jordan Varee 2007-10

5. .260 Matt Farabaugh 2001-03

MOST KILLS

1. 1,864 Jordan Varee 2007-10

2. 1,407 Nick Rivett 2007-10

3. 1,148 Marc Honore 2004-07

4. 729 Jim Fazzini 2003-06

5. 725 Matt Farabaugh 2001-03

MOST TOTAL ATTACKS

1. 3,879 Jordan Varee 2007-10

2. 3,482 Nick Rivett 2007-10

3. 1,921 Marc Honore 2004-07

4. 1,601 Matt Farabaugh 2001-03

5. 1,600 Jim Fazzini 2003-06

MOST SERVICE ACES

1. 145 Jordan Varee 2007-10

2. 91 Marc Honore 2004-07

3. 90 Nick Rivett 2007-10

4. 81 Chris Telesco 2001-02

5. 72 Travis Fox 2004-07

MOST DIGS

1. 804 Zach Nanni 2004-07


3. 655 Nick Rivett 2007-10

4. 476 Travis Fox 2004-07

5. 464 Matt Farabaugh 2001-03

MOST BLOCKS

1. 495 Marc Honore 2004-07

2. 343 Pete Freyer 2007-10

3. 341 Taylor Whitehurst 2001-03

4. 311 Patrick McManamon 2008-10


MOST ASSISTS

1. 4,477 Shane Conley 2006-09

2. 3,017 Chad O'Brien 2001-03

3. 1,348 Ryan Williams 2007-10

4. 1,213 Mark Steele 2005-08

5. 796 Jeff Wiegers 2004

Record book - Rally scoring era (2001-Present)

Zach Nanni holds essentially all of Saint Francis’s

relevant digs records, both in the rally scoring and

side-out eras. Nanni holds the school’s single-

match, single-season, and career digs records.

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american volleyball Coaches association (avCa)all-americanJordan Varee . . . . . . . . . .2009 . . . . . . . .2nd Team

Marc Honore . . . . . . . . . .2007 . . . . . . . .1st Team

eastern Intercollegiate volleyball association(eIva)Player of the yearMarc Honore . . . . .2007

eIva all-east selectionsJohn Wappler . . . . . .L . . . . .2010 . . . .2nd Team

Pete Freyer . . . . . . . .MB . . . .2010 . . . .2nd Team

Nick Rivett . . . . . . . . .OH . . . .2010 . . . .2nd Team

Jordan Varee . . . . . .OPP . . . .2010 . . . . .1st Team

Jordan Varee . . . . . .OPP . . . .2009 . . . . .1st Team

Nick Rivett . . . . . . . . .OH . . . .2009 . . . . .1st Team

Shane Conley . . . . . . . .S . . . . .2009 . . . .2nd Team

Nick Rivett . . . . . . . . .OH . . . .2008 . . . .2nd Team

Jordan Varee . . . . . .OPP . . . .2008 . . . .2nd Team

Shane Conley . . . . . . . .S . . . . .2007 . . . . .1st Team

Marc Honore . . . . . .MB . . . .2007 . . . . .1st Team

Jordan Varee . . . . . .OPP . . . .2007 . . . .2nd Team

Shane Conley . . . . . . . .S . . . . .2006 . . . .2nd Team

Jim Fazzini . . . . . . . . .OH . . . .2006 . . . .2nd Team

Zach Nanni . . . . . . . . . .L . . . . .2006 . . . .2nd Team



honors & awards | Coach ing Records

aLL-TIme CoaChInG ReCoRds

O v e r a l l C o n f e r e n c e

Year W L T Pct. W L Pct.

GaRy evanGeLIsTo

1984 0 22 - .000

1985 6 15 - .286

1986 5 15 - .250

1987 3 16 - .158

1988 3 19 - .136 0 9 .000

1989 5 19 - .208 4 6 .400

1990 11 18 - .379

1991 5 24 - .172 1 7 .125

1992 4 19 - .174 2 6 .250

1993 19 13 - .594 6 2 .750

1994 13 14 - .481 3 3 .500

1995 23 10 - .697 3 3 .500

1996 7 21 - .250 0 6 .000

1997 15 11 - .577 2 4 .333(T)

1998 7 15 - .318 1 5 .167(T)

15 Years 126 251 - .334 22 51 .301

mIChaeL RUmbaUGh

1999 7 19 - .269 0 4 .000(T)

2000 5 17 - .227 1 10 .091(T)

2001 17 9 - .654 9 2 .818(H)

2002 13 12 - .520 4 11 .267(T)

2003 7 18 - .389 1 12 .077(T)

2004 10 16 - .385 2 8 .200(T)

2005 13 12 - .520 6 2 .750(H)

2006 17 10 - .630 8 4 .750(T)

2007 16 12 - .571 7 5 .583(T)

2008 12 15 - .444 6 6 .500(T)

2009 15 15 - .500 7 5 .583(T)

2010 12 15 - .444 4 6 .400(T)

12 Years 144 170 - .459 55 75 .423

26 YEARS 270 421 - .391 77 126 .379

(T) - EIVA Tait; (H) - EIVA Hay

\eIva all-academic selectionsAlex Fortney . . . . . . . .OH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010

Alex Fortney . . . . . . . .OH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009

Patrick McManamon .MB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009

Patrick McManamon .MB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008

David Reilly . . . . . . . . .OH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008

Travis Fox . . . . . . . . . . .L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007

Travis Fox . . . . . . . . . . .L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006

Marc Honore is one of only six athletes in the his-

tory of Saint Francis University to earn All-Ameri-

can status. He was a three-time All-EIVA selection

at middle blocker.

Jordan Varee Is Saint Francis’s only four-time All-

EIVA selection, earning First Team honors and

Second Team honors two times each.

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s e r i e s R e c o r d s v s . a l l o p p o n e n t sA.U. Puerto Rico (1-1)

1998 L 0-3

1999 W 3-0

Ambassador (1-0)

1996 W 3-0

Ball State (3-8)

1994 L 0-3

2005 L 0-3

2006 L 0-3

2007 W 3-1

2007 W 3-0

2008 L 2-3

2008 L 0-3

2009 W 3-1

2009 L 1-3

2010 L 1-3

2010 L 0-3

Brigham Young (0-1)

2010 L 1-3

California (Pa.) (0-2)

1985 L 0-3

1985 L 0-2

Cal State - Long Beach (0-1)

2010 L 0-3

Carnegie Mellon (0-1)

1985 L 0-2

Clarion (0-2)

1985 L 0-2

1986 L 0-2

Columbia Union (7-0)

1995 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1996 W 3-1

1996 W 3-0

1997 W 3-0

1997 W 3-0

1999 W 3-0

Concordia (15-17)

1987 L 0-3

1987 L 0-2

1987 L 0-2

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 1-3

1989 L 1-3

1989 L 1-3

1989 L 0-3

1989 W 3-2

1990 W 2-1

1990 W 3-0

1990 W 3-1

1991 W 3-2

1991 L 1-3

1991 L 0-3

1992 W 3-0

1992 W 3-2

1993 W 3-0

1993 W 3-0

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1996 W 3-0

1997 W 3-1

1997 W 3-1

1998 W 3-1

1999 L 0-3

2001 L 0-3

2002 L 2-3

2002 L 2-3

2003 L 0-3

2003 L 1-3

Cornell (0-4)

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 0-2

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 2-3

D’Youville (7-2)

2001 L 2-3

2001 W 3-1

2002 W 3-0

2003 W 3-1

2004 W 3-0

2004 W 3-2

2005 L 0-3

2006 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

Dartmouth (1-1)

1991 W 3-2

1992 L 1-3

Duquesne (5-3)

1984 L 1-3

1984 L 0-3

1985 W 2-1

1985 W 3-1

1985 W 4-0

1986 L 0-2

1986 W 3-2

1986 W 3-0

East Stroudsburg (10-22)

1988 L 0-2

1989 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1991 L 1-3

1993 L 0-3

1994 L 2-3

1994 L 1-3

1995 W 3-1

1995 L 0-3

1995 L 2-3

1996 W 3-2

1996 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 L 1-3

1998 L 0-3

1998 L 0-3

1999 W 3-1

1999 L 1-3

1999 L 2-3

2000 L 1-3

2000 L 2-3

2001 W 3-2

2001 W 3-2

2005 W 3-2

2005 L 1-3

2007 W 3-2

2007 W 3-0

2008 W 3-0

2008 W 3-1

Eastern Mennonite (20-11)

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1992 L 1-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 W 3-2

1992 L 1-3

1993 W 3-1

1993 W 3-0

1993 L 2-3

1993 W 3-1

1994 W 3-1

1994 W 3-1

1995 W 3-0

1995 W 3-1

1995 W 3-0

1996 W 3-1

1996 L 2-3

1996 L 2-3

1996 L 0-3

1997 L 1-3

1997 W 3-1

1998 W 3-1

1998 W 3-1

1999 W 3-0

1999 L 0-3

1999 W 3-0

2000 W 3-0

2001 W 3-2

2002 W 3-0

2003 W 3-0

2003 W 3-1

Eastern Montana (0-1)

1991 L 0-3

Edinboro (0-4)

1984 L 0-3

1984 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

Findlay (5-1)

2000 W 3-0

2001 W 3-0

2001 W 3-1

2002 W 3-2

2002 W 3-0

2004 L 2-3

Frostburg (2-2)

1985 W 2-1

1985 W 2-0

1986 L 0-2

1986 L 2-3

Gallaudet (1-3)

1984 L 0-3

1984 L 0-2

1984 L 1-3

1986 W 2-0

George Mason (8-28)

1984 L 0-2

1986 L 0-2

1987 L 0-2

1987 L 0-2

1994 L 1-3

1994 L 0-3

1995 L 0-3

1995 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 L 1-3

1999 L 0-3

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s e r i e s R e c o r d s v s . a l l o p p o n e n t s2000 L 0-3

2001 L 0-3

2002 L 1-3

2002 L 1-3

2003 L 1-3

2003 L 1-3

2004 W 3-2

2004 L 0-3

2005 L 0-3

2005 L 1-3

2006 L 0-3

2006 L 0-3

2006 L 1-3

2006 W 3-1

2007 W 3-1

2007 W 3-1

2007 W 3-1

2008 W 3-2

2008 L 1-3

2009 W 3-1

2009 W 3-0

2010 L 1-3

2010 L 2-3

George Washington (0-1)

L 0-2

Graceland (1-1)

1989 L 0-3

1995 W 3-1

Grove City (1-3)

1984 L 0-2

1984 L 0-3

1984 L 1-3

1985 W, Forfeit

Harvard (5-1)

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-2

2001 W 3-1

2001 L 1-3

2005 W 3-0

2010 W 3-1

Herbert Lehman (0-2)

1987 L 0-3

1987 L 1-2

Hunter (4-3)

1988 L 0-3

1989 L 0-3

1989 L 0-3

1990 W 2-0

1990 W 3-2

1991 W 3-1

1995 W 3-0

Indiana (Pa.) (0-6)

1984 L 1-3

1984 L 0-3

1985 L 0-2

1986 L 1-3

1986 L 0-2

1986 L 0-3

IPFW (3-6)

2003 L 0-3

2007 L 0-3

2007 L 0-3

2008 L 2-3

2008 W 3-2

2009 L 0-3

2009 W 3-2

2010 L 2-3

2010 W 3-2

James Madison (0-1)

1984 L 0-2

Jersey City State (2-0)

1993 W 3-0

1997 W 3-2

Johnson & Wales (2-0)

2001 W 3-0

2004 W 3-0

Juniata (16-42)

1990 W 2-1

1990 W 3-1

1990 L 2-3

1991 L 1-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 1-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1993 L 0-3

1993 L 2-3

1993 W 3-1

1994 W 3-1

1994 L 2-3

1994 L 2-3

1994 W 3-1

1995 W 3-0

1995 W 3-1

1995 L 2-3

1995 L 2-3

1996 L 1-3

1996 L 1-3

1996 L 2-3

1996 L 1-3

1996 L 2-3

1997 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 L 0-3

1998 L 0-3

1999 L 1-3

1999 L 0-3

1999 L 0-3

2000 L 0-3

2000 L 0-3

2001 L 0-3

2001 L 2-3

2002 L 2-3

2002 W 3-0

2003 L 1-3

2003 L 0-3

2004 L 1-3

2004 L 2-3

2005 L 0-3

2005 L 0-3

2006 W 3-0

2006 W 3-1

2006 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

2007 L 1-3

2008 W 3-1

2008 L 2-3

2009 W 3-1

2009 L 0-3

2009 L 1-3

2010 W 3-1

2010 W 3-1

Kendall (1-0)

1998 W 3-0

Lebanon Valley (4-2)

1990 W 3-0

1990 W 3-0

1990 W 3-0

1991 W 3-0

1991 L 1-3

1991 L 1-3

Lees-Mcrae (1-1)

2003 L 1-3

2004 W 3-2

Lewis (1-9)

1994 L 1-3

1994 L 0-3

1995 W 3-1

1995 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

2005 L 0-3

2008 L 0-3

2009 L 0-3

2009 L 1-3

2010 L 1-3

LIU-Southampton (10-12)

1991 L 1-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1993 W 3-1

1993 L 1-3

1993 L 1-3

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1995 W 3-1

1995 W 3-0

1996 L 2-3

1996 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 W 3-2

1998 L 0-3

1999 L 1-3

2000 L 1-3

2001 W 3-0

2001 W 3-1

2005 W 3-0

2005 W 3-0

Loyola-Chicago (0-6)

2006 L 2-3

2008 L 1-3

2008 L 2-3

2009 L 2-3

2009 L 1-3

2010 L 0-3

Maryland (0-2)

1985 L 0-3

1990 L 0-2

Mercyhurst (12-9)

1997 L 0-3

1997 L 2-3

1998 L 1-3

1998 L 1-3

1999 L 0-3

1999 W 3-0

2000 L 1-3

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2000 L 1-3

2001 W 3-0

2001 W 3-2

2002 W 3-2

2002 W 3-0

2003 W 3-2

2003 L 2-3

2004 L 1-3

2006 W 3-0

2006 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

2008 W 3-0

2008 W 3-1

MIT (2-3)

1987 L 0-2

1988 L 0-2

1989 L 0-2

1994 W 3-0

1996 W 3-0

Mount Olive (4-0)

2005 W 3-0

2006 W 3-0

2008 W 3-2

2009 W 3-1

Navy (2-18)

1986 L 0-2

1986 L 0-2

1987 L 0-3

1987 L 0-2

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 1-3

1988 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1992 L 1-3

1993 L 0-3

1993 L 0-3

1997 W 3-1

1997 W 3-0

Nazareth (1-0)

2009 W 3-0

New Haven (3-0)2002 W 3-02005 W 3-02005 W 3-1

NJIT (13-20)

1986 L 0-2

1988 L 1-2

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 0-3

1989 L 2-3

1989 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 1-2

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 1-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 2-3

1993 W 3-2

1993 W 3-1

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-1

1996 L 0-3

1997 W 3-1

1998 L 0-3

1999 L 0-3

2002 W 3-1

2002 W 3-0

2004 W 3-0

2005 W 3-0

2008 W 3-2

2008 L 0-3

2009 W 3-0

2009 W 3-0

2010 W 3-0

NYU (16-14)

1989 W 3-0

1989 L 2-3

1990 L 2-3

1990 L 0-3

1991 L 1-3

1991 L 1-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1993 L 2-3

1993 W 3-1

1993 W 3-1

1995 W 3-2

1997 W 3-0

1999 L 1-3

2000 L 0-3

2000 L 1-3

2001 L 2-3

2001 W 3-1

2003 W 3-0

2003 L 1-3

2004 W 3-0

2005 W 3-2

2006 W 3-1

2007 W 3-0

2007 W 3-1

2008 W 3-0

2008 L 0-3

2009 W 3-0

2010 W 3-0

North Carolina (0-1)

1986 L 0-2

Ohio State (1-20)

1993 L 0-3

1993 L 0-3

1994 L 0-3

1994 L 1-3

2000 L 0-3

2001 L 1-3

2002 L 0-3

2003 L 1-3

2004 L 0-3

2004 L 0-3

2005 L 1-3

2005 L 0-3

2006 L 0-3

2007 L 0-3

2007 L 1-3

2008 L 0-3

2008 L 1-3

2009 L 2-3

2009 L 1-3

2010 W 3-1

2010 L 1-3

Pacific (0-1)

2007 L 1-3

Park (0-1)

1996 L 2-3

Penn State (0-27)

1985 L 0-2

1986 L 0-2

1994 L 0-3

1994 L 0-3

1994 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1996 L 0-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 L 1-3

1999 L 0-3

2001 L 0-3

2002 L 0-3

2002 L 0-3

2003 L 1-3

2003 L 0-3

2004 L 0-3

2004 L 1-3

2006 L 1-3

2006 L 0-3

2006 L 0-3

2007 L 0-3

2007 L 1-3

2007 L 0-3

2008 L 0-3

2008 L 0-3

2009 L 0-3

2009 L 0-3

2010 L 0-3

2010 L 0-3

Penn State-Behrend (0-1)

1984 L 0-2

PIttsburgh (0-6)

1984 L 0-3

1984 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

1986 L 2-3

1986 L 2-3

Princeton (8-27)

1987 L 0-3

1988 L 0-3

1988 L 0-3

1989 L 0-3

1989 L 1-2

1990 L 0-3

1990 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1993 L 0-3

1993 W 3-2

1995 W 3-2

1997 L 0-3

1999 L 0-3

2002 L 0-3

2002 L 2-3

2003 L 2-3

2003 L 0-3

2004 L 0-3

2004 L 0-3

2005 L 0-3

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2006 W 3-0

2006 W 3-2

2007 L 1-3

2007 L 0-3

2008 W 3-1

2008 L 1-3

2009 L 2-3

2009 W 3-2

2009 W 3-2

2010 L 2-3

2010 W 3-2

Puerto Rico R.P. (1-1)

2003 W 3-0

2004 L 0-3

Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (1-0)

2006 W 3-0

Queens (5-6)

1989 L 1-3

1989 L 0-2

1993 W 3-0

1998 L 1-3

1999 W 3-1

2000 L 1-3

2000 L 1-3

2001 W 3-0

2001 W 3-1

2005 L 1-3

2005 W 3-1

Quincy (2-3)

1993 W 3-1

1998 L 0-3

1999 L 1-3

2004 L 0-3

2009 W 3-0

Ramapo (2-0)

1993 W 3-0

1994 W 3-0

Robert Morris (12-12)

1984 L 0-2

1984 L 0-2

1984 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

1985 L 0-3

1986 W 3-0

1986 W 3-1

1987 W 3-2

1987 L 1-3

1987 W 3-2

1987 L 0-2

1987 L 1-2

1987 W 2-0

1987 L 0-2

1987 L 1-2

1988 L 2-3

1988 L 0-3

1988 W 3-2

1988 W, Forfeit

1988 W 3-1

1989 W 3-0

1989 W 3-1

1989 W 3-0

Roger Williams (1-3)

1989 L 0-3

1992 L 0-3

1995 W 3-0

1996 L 1-3

Rutgers-Newark (7-10)

1990 L 0-3

1994 L 0-3

1999 L 0-3

2002 L 1-3

2002 L 0-3

2003 L 1-3

2003 L 2-3

2004 L 1-3

2004 L 1-3

2006 L 0-3

2006 W 3-0

2006 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

2007 W 3-0

2008 W 3-0

2010 W 3-2

2010 W 3-2

Sacred Heart (6-1)

1997 W 3-0

1998 W 3-0

2002 W 3-0

2004 W 3-1

2005 W 3-0

2006 W 3-1

2007 L 0-3

2010 W 3-2

Santa Cruz (1-0)

2007 W 3-2

Slippery Rock (0-3)

1984 L 0-2

1985 L 0-2

1985 L 0-2

Springfield (7-10)

1990 L 0-3

1991 L 0-3

1994 L 0-3

2000 L 0-3

2000 L 1-3

2002 W 3-1

2003 L 0-3

2004 L 2-3

2004 W 3-2

2005 W 3-0

2006 W 3-0

2009 W 3-2

2009 W 3-1

2009 L 1-3

2010 L 1-3

2010 W 3-0

2010 L 1-3

SUNY-New Paltz (10-3)

1989 L 1-3

1990 W 3-1

1994 W 3-0

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1998 W 3-1

1999 L 0-3

2000 W 3-1

2000 L 2-3

2002 W 3-1

2003 W 3-0

Thomas More (1-0)

1997 W 3-0

Tri-State (3-4)

1993 W 3-1

1993 W 3-0

1995 L 2-3

1997 L 0-3

1998 L 0-3

1999 L 2-3

2000 W 3-2

UC-San Diego (0-1)

2009 L 1-3

Vassar (9-3)

1991 W 3-0

1992 W 3-2

1993 L 1-3

1994 W 3-0

1995 W 3-0

1999 L 0-3

2000 W 3-1

2000 L 2-3

2001 W 3-1

2001 W 3-1

2004 W 3-1

2005 W 3-1

Wisconsin-Milwaukee (1-1)

1992 L 0-3

1997 W 3-1

s e r i e s R e c o r d s v s . a l l o p p o n e n t s

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y e a r - b y - y e a r R e s u l t s1984 (0-22)

head CoaCh: GaRy evanGeLIsTo

Indiana (Pa.) TournamentPenn State-Behrend L 2-0

Grove City L 2-0

Robert Morris L 2-0

Slippery Rock L 2-0

Indiana (Pa.) L 3-1

Gallaudet L 3-0

Gallaudet TournamentGeorge Mason L 2-0

James Madison L 2-0

Gallaudet L 2-0

George Washington L 2-0

Gallaudet L 3-1

Robert Morris L 3-0

Grove City L 3-0

Duquesne L 3-1

Edinboro L 3-0

Pittsburgh L 3-0

Duquesne L 3-0

Edinboro L 3-0

Robert Morris L 3-0

Pittsburgh L 3-0

Grove City L 3-1

Indiana (Pa.) L 3-0

1985 (6-15)


Frostburg TournamentDuquesne W 2-1

Frostburg W 2-1

California (Pa.) L 3-0

Indiana (Pa.) L 2-0

Slippery Rock L 2-0

Duquesne W 3-1

Indiana (Pa.) TournamentSlippery Rock L 2-0

Carnegie Mellon L 2-0

Clarion L 2-0

Penn State L 2-0

Pittsburgh L 3-0

Maryland L 3-0

Grove City W Forfeit

Duquesne W 4-0

Frostburg W 2-0

Robert Morris L 3-0

Edinboro L 3-0

Pittsburgh L 3-0

Robert Morris L 3-0

Edinboro L 3-0

California (Pa.) L 2-0

1986 (5-15)


Duquesne InvitationalDuquesne L 2-0

Clarion L 2-0

Indiana (Pa.) L 3-1

Duquesne W 3-2

Indiana (Pa.) TournamentPenn State L 2-0

Duquesne W 3-0

Frostburg TournamentFrostburg L 2-0

Gallaudet W 2-0

Indiana (Pa.) L 2-0

Pittsburgh L 3-2

Frostburg L 3-2

Robert Morris W 3-0

Robert Morris W 3-1

Pittsburgh L 3-2

Indiana (Pa.) L 3-0

George Mason InvitationalNew Jersey Tech L 2-0

George Mason L 2-0

Navy L 2-0

North Carolina L 2-0

NCAA Regionals - Rutgers Univ.Navy L 2-0

1987 (3-16)


Robert Morris W 3-2

Robert Morris L 3-1

Concordia L 3-0

Robert Morris W 3-2

Navy L 3-0

EIVA TournamentMIT L 2-0

George Mason L 2-0

Navy TournamentRobert Morris L 2-0

Navy L 2-0

Herbert Lehman L 3-0

Herbert Lehman L 2-1

Concordia L 2-0

Concordia L 2-1

George Mason TournamentGeorge Mason L 2-0

Robert Morris L 2-1

Princeton L 3-0

Robert Morris W 2-0

Robert Morris L 2-0

Robert Morris L 2-1

1988 (3-19, 0-9 eIva))head CoaCh: GaRy evanGeLIsTo

Princeton L 3-0New Jersey Tech L 2-1MIT L 2-0*Concordia L 3-0Navy L 3-0

Pine Power TournamentNavy L 3-0Hunter L 3-0Cornell L 3-1Cornell L 2-0East Stroudsburg L 2-0*Cornell L 3-0*Concordia L 3-0*Cornell L 3-2*Robert Morris L 3-2*New Jersey Tech L 3-0*Robert Morris L 3-0*Princeton L 3-0Robert Morris W 3-2Robert Morris W ForfeitRobert Morris W 3-1Concordia L 3-1*New Jersey Tech L 3-0

*EIVA Matches

1989 (5-19, 4-6 eIva)


Hunter L 3-0

Concordia L 3-1

Queens L 3-1

Pine Power II TournamentHunter L 3-0

*NYU W 3-0

Robert Morris W 3-0

Navy L 3-1

*New Jersey Tech L 3-2

*Concordia L 3-1

Concordia L 3-0

Roger Williams L 3-0

*Princeton L 3-0

Queens L 2-0

MIT L 2-0

SUNY-New Paltz L 3-1

*NYU L 3-2

*Concordia W 3-2

*Robert Morris W 3-1

*Robert Morris W 3-0

East Stroudsburg L 3-0

*Princeton L 2-1

Graceland L 3-0

Navy L 3-0


1990 (11-18)


George Mason TournamentNew Jersey Tech L 3-0

Navy L 3-0

Juniata W 2-1

New Jersey Tech TournamentNew Jersey Tech L 3-0

Concordia W 2-1

Hunter W 2-0

Maryland L 2-0

New Jersey Tech L 2-1


Princeton L 3-0

Pine Power III TournamentConcordia W 3-0

NYU L 3-2


Navy L 3-0

EIVA TournamentSUNY-New Paltz W 3-1

Rutgers-Newark L 3-0

Springfield L 3-0

Princeton L 3-0

NYU L 3-0

Concordia W 3-1

Juniata W 3-1

Lebanon Valley W 3-0

Navy “Spiketacular”East Stroudsburg L 3-0

Hunter W 3-2


Navy L 3-0



Juniata L 3-2

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y e a r - b y - y e a r R e s u l t s1991 (5-24, 1-7 eIva)


George Mason TournamentJuniata L 3-1

Eastern Mennonite L 3-0

Navy L 3-0

Navy L 3-0


Pine Power IV TournamentPrinceton L 3-0


NYU L 3-1

Concordia W 3-2

Princeton L 3-0


*Princeton L 3-0

*Concordia L 3-1

Juniata L 3-0

Juniata TournamentSpringfield L 3-0

Vassar W 3-0


Dartmouth W 3-2

LIU-Southampton L 3-1


Eastern Montana L 3-0

Lebanon Valley L 3-1

Juniata L 3-1

*NYU L 3-1

Lebanon Valley L 3-1

Navy TournamentNavy L 3-0


Concordia L 3-0

Hunter W 3-1

1992 (4-19, 2-6 eIva)head CoaCh: GaRy evanGeLIsTo



*Concordia W 3-0

*NYU L 3-0

*Princeton L 3-0

Pine Power V TournamentEastern Mennonite L 3-0

Juniata L 3-0


Juniata L 3-0

EIVA OpenRoger Williams L 3-0

Eastern Mennonite W 3-2

Dartmouth L 3-1

Vassar W 3-2



Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 3-0


Juniata L 3-0

Juniata L 3-0

*Princeton L 3-0

*NYU L 3-0

*Concordia W 3-2

Navy L 3-1

1993 (19-13, 6-2 eIva)


Ohio State TournamentTri-State W 3-1

Quincy W 3-1

Ohio State L 3-0

Tri-State W 3-0

Ohio State L 3-0

Saint Francis InvitationalNavy L 3-0


*LIU-Southampton W 3-1

Juniata L 3-0

New Paltz TournamentNew Paltz W 3-0

Queens W 3-0

Jersey City State W 3-0

Southampton L 3-1

Pine Power VI TournamentEastern Mennonite W 3-0

Princeton L 3-0

*NYU L 3-2

*New Jersey Tech W 3-2

EIVA Open (New Paltz N.Y.)NYU W 3-1

Ramapo W 3-0



Eastern Mennonite (at ESU)

W 3-1

Eastern Mennonite TournamentVassar L 3-1

Juniata L 3-2

*Concordia W 3-0


*NYU W 3-1

Juniata W 3-1

*LIU-Southampton L 3-1

*Concordia W 3-0

EIVA Playoffs (at Navy)Princeton W 3-2

Navy L 3-0

1994 (13-14, 3-3 eIva)


George Mason TournamentGeorge Mason L 3-1


Ball State L 3-0

Juniata TournamentLewis L 3-1

LIU-Southampton W 3-0

Juniata W 3-1

Vassar InvitationalRamapo W 3-0

Harvard W 3-0

Concordia W 3-0

SUNY-New Paltz W 3-0

Vassar W 3-0

Juniata L 3-2



Juniata L 3-2

Lewis L 3-0

*Penn State L 3-0

*East Stroudsburg L 3-1

*Eastern Mennonite W 3-1

Ohio State L 3-0

*George Mason L 3-0

Ohio State L 3-1

Springfield TournamentSpringfield L 3-0

MIT W 3-0


*Juniata W 3-1

EIVA PlayoffsRutgers-Newark L 3-0

1995 (23-10, 3-3 eIva)head CoaCh: GaRy evanGeLIsTo

*EASTERN MENNONNITE W 3-0

Juniata TournamentLewis W 3-1


Juniata W 3-0

Vassar TournamentHunter W 3-0

Roger Williams W 3-0



Vassar W 3-0

*Juniata W 3-1

Juniata L 3-2

*NEW JERSEY TECH W 3-1

CONCORDIA W 3-0

PRINCETON W 3-2

EAST STROUDSBURG W 3-1



EIVA OpenHarvard W 3-2


NYU W 3-2

*Penn State L 3-0

*George Mason L 3-0

Lewis InvitationalGraceland W 3-1

Tri-State L 3-2


Lewis L 3-0

COLUMBIA UNION W 3-0


Penn State L 3-0

Juniata L 3-2



EIVA PlayoffsGeorge Mason L 3-0

1996 (7-21, 0-6 eIva)


Juniata L 3-1

Southampton L 3-2

EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-1

Penn State InvitationalJuniata L 3-1

East Stroudsburg W 3-2

Penn State L 3-0

George Mason L 3-0

*GEORGE MASON L 3-0

JUNIATA L 3-2

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EASTERN MENNONITE L 3-2

EAST STROUDSBURG L 3-0

Juniata L 3-1

*EAST STROUDSBURG L 3-0

EIVA OpenMIT W 3-0

CONCORDIA W 3-0

ROGER WILLIAMS L 3-1


Columbia Union W 3-1

*PENN STATE L 3-0


*Eastern Mennonite L 3-0

Lewis Flyer FestivalLewis L 3-0

Park (IA) L 3-2

Ambassador (TX) W 3-0

Southampton L 3-0

*JUNIATA L 3-2



1997 (15-11, 2-4 eIva TaIT)


Mercyhurst InvitationalWisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-1

Mercyhurst L 3-0

Tri-State L 3-0

Juniata L 3-0


Pine Power IX TournamentPRINCETON L 3-0

CONCORDIA W 3-1

JUNIATA L 3-0


*Juniata L 3-0

Concordia W 3-1

Southampton L 3-0

*EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-1

Navy W 3-1


NYU W 3-0

THOMAS MORE W 3-0

*NEW JERSEY TECH W 3-1

*Penn State L 3-0

*George Mason L 3-0

Columbia Union TournamentNavy W 3-0

Jersey City State W 3-2

Sacred Heart W 3-0


Navy L 3-0

MERCYHURST L 3-2

1998 (7-15, 1-5 eIva TaIT)


Quincy TournamentQuincy L 3-0

Kendall W 3-0

Tri-State L 3-0

*GEORGE MASON L 3-1

Mercyhurst L 3-1

Pine Power Tournament*EAST STROUDSBURG L 3-1

EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-1

SUNY-NEW PALTz W 3-1

EAST STROUDSBURG L 3-0

SOUTHAMPTON W 3-2

*Eastern Mennonite W 3-1

Concordia Clipper ClassicA.U.-Puerto Rico L 3-0

Concordia W 3-1


East Stroudsburg InvitationalEast Stroudsburg L 3-0

Queens L 3-1

Sacred Heart W 3-0

Southampton L 3-0

*JUNIATA L 3-0

*PENN STATE L 3-1

MERCYHURST L 3-1

Juniata L 3-0

1999 (7-19, 0-4 eIva TaIT)

head CoaCh: mIChaeL RUmbaUGh

Mercyhurst Tournament1/22 Tri-State L 3-2

1/23 Mercyhurst L 3-0

1/23 Juniata L 3-1

1/30 *George Mason L 3-0

1/31 Columbia Union W 3-0

Days Inn/Pine Power Tournament2/5 EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-0

2/6 SUNY-NEW PALTz L 3-0

2/6 PRINCETON L 3-0

2/9 East Stroudsburg W 3-1

2/12 NYU L 3-1

2/17 *Juniata L 3-0

East Stroudsburg Invitational2/19 Queens W 3-1

2/20 Southampton L 3-1

2/20 East Stroudsburg L 3-1

2/23 EASTERN MENNONITE L 3-0

Concordia Clipper Classic2/26 A.U.-Puerto Rico W 3-0

2/27 Concordia L 3-0

2/27 East Stroudsburg L 3-2

2/28 New Jersey Tech L 3-0

3/11 Eastern Mennonite W 3-0

3/17 *Penn State L 3-0

3/20 *VASSAR L 3-0

3/25 MERCYHURST W 3-0

3/29 QUINCY L 3-1

3/31 JUNIATA L 3-0

4/2 Rutgers-Newark L 3-0

2000 (5-17, 1-10 eIva TaIT)


1/18 JUNIATA L 3-0

1/22 MERCYHURST L 3-1

1/27 George Mason L 3-0

1/30 Ohio State L 3-0

2/1 *East Stroudsburg L 3-1

Days Inn Tournament2/4 SUNY-NEW PALTz W 3-1

2/5 FINDLAY W 3-0

2/5 EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-0

2/11 *Springfield L 3-0

2/13 *VASSAR W 3-1

2/20 TRI-STATE W 3-2

2/20 *QUEENS L 3-1

2/23 *EAST STROUDSBURG L 3-2

3/5 *SPRINGFIELD L 3-1

3/10 LIU-Southampton L 3-1

3/11 *NYU L 3-0

3/12 *Queens L 3-1

3/14 Juniata L 3-0

3/24 *Vassar L 3-2

3/25 *SUNY-New Paltz L 3-2


4/1 *NYU L 3-1

2001 (17-9, 9-2 eIva hay)


1/12 OHIO STATE L 3-1

1/16 JUNIATA L 3-0

D’Youville Tournament1/20 D’Youville L 3-2

1/20 Johnson & Wales W 3-0

1/21 Findlay W 3-0

Mercyhurst Tournament1/27 Findlay W 3-1

1/27 Mercyhurst W 3-0

1/28 GEORGE MASON L 3-0

2/2 *EAST STROUDSBURG W 3-2

2/9 *NYU L 3-2

2/11 *QUEENS W 3-0

Days Inn Tournament2/16 SOUTHAMPTON W 3-0

2/17 D’YOUVILLE W 3-1


2/18 *HARVARD W 3-1

2/23 *East Stroudsburg W 3-2

2/24 *Vassar W 3-1

3/13 Juniata L 3-2


3/23 *Queens W 3-1

3/24 *NYU W 3-1

3/25 *VASSAR W 3-1

3/30 Penn State L 3-0

4/7 *Southampton W 3-1

4/8 *Harvard L 3-1

EIVA Playoffs4/21 Concordia L 3-0

HAY DIVISION CHAMPIONS

2002 (13-12, 4-11 eIva TaIT)



1/13 Findlay W 3-2

Mercyhurst Tournament1/19 Sacred Heart W 3-0



1/26 *Eastern Mennonite W 3-0


2/2 SPRINGFIELD W 3-1


2/3 *CONCORDIA L 3-2

Days Inn Invitational2/9 FINDLAY W 3-0

2/10 NEW HAVEN W 3-0

2/16 *Princeton L 3-0

2/22 *Rutgers-Newark L 3-1

2/24 *NJIT W 3-1

2/26 *Juniata L 3-2

3/15 *PRINCETON L 3-2


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y e a r - b y - y e a r R e s u l t s3/17 SUNY-NEW PALTz W 3-1

3/19 *PENN STATE L 3-0

3/23 *GEORGE MASON L 3-1

3/26 *JUNIATA W 3-0

4/5 *at NJIT W 3-0


4/13 *Concordia L 3-2

2003 (7-18, 1-12 eIva TaIT)head CoaCh: mIChaeL RUmbaUGh

1/17 SUNY-NewPaltz W 3-0

1/18 Springfield L 3-0


1/25 at IPFW L 3-0


Mercyhurst Tournament1/31 Puerto Rico-R.P. W 3-0


2/9 *GEORGE MASON L 3-1

2/14 PRINCETON L 3-2

RED FLASH INVITATIONAL2/15 LEES-MCRAE L 3-1


2/19 *JUNIATA L 3-1

2/23 *CONCORDIA L 3-0


3/1 *NYU W 3-0

3/12 EASTERN MENNONITE W 3-0



3/18 *Juniata L 3-0




3/29 *Concordia L 3-1

3/30 *NYU L 3-1

4/11 *RUTGERS-NEWARK L 3-2



D’Youville Tournament1/17 Johnson & Wales W 3-0

1/17 D’Youville W 3-0

1/18 Findlay L 3-2

1/19 *RUTGERS-NEWARK L 3-1


Mercyhurst Tournament1/24 Puerto Rico-R.P. L 3-0

1/24 vs. NJIT W 3-0

1/31 NYU W 3-0

2/6 Sacred Heart W 3-1

2/7 *Springfield L 3-2

2/11 *Juniata L 3-1

Saint Francis Tournament2/14 PRINCETON L 3-0

2/15 LEES-MCRAE W 3-2





2/29 *SPRINGFIELD W 3-2

3/10 QUINCY L 3-0


3/17 *JUNIATA L 3-2

3/20 *GEORGE MASON W 3-2

3/21 VASSAR W 3-1


EIVA Playoffs4/8 George Mason L 3-0

2005 (13-12, 6-2 eIva hay)


1/8 Ball State L 3-0


1/14 George Mason L 3-0

1/19 JUNIATA L 3-0

1/22 Springfield W 3-0


1/29 MOUNT OLIVE W 3-0

2/4 NYU W 3-2

2/13 NJIT W 3-0

2/18 *EAST STROUDSBURG W 3-2

2/19 *NEW HAVEN W 3-0

2/20 D’YOUVILLE L 3-0

2/22 Juniata L 3-0

2/27 *Southampton W 3-0

3/11 LEWIS L 3-0

3/13 *SOUTHAMPTON W 3-0

3/19 *New Haven W 3-1

4/1 Princeton L 3-0

4/2 Vassar W 3-1

4/8 *Queens L 3-1

4/9 *East Stroudsburg L 3-1

4/9 Sacred Heart W 3-0

4/15 HARVARD W 3-0

4/16 *QUEENS W 3-1

EIVA Playoffs4/23 George Mason L 3-1

HAY DIVISION CHAMPIONS


1/6 Ohio State L 3-01/12 * #6 Penn State L 3-11/15 #14 BALL STATE L 3-01/21 D’Youville W 3-0

George Mason Tournament1/27 P.R.-Mayaguez W 3-01/28 George Mason L 3-01/28 Rutgers-Newark L 3-02/3 *NYU W 3-12/10 *PRINCETON W 3-02/11 *NYU W 3-12/14 MERCYHURST W 3-02/17 * #9 PENN STATE L 3-02/18 SPRINGFIELD W 3-02/22 *JUNIATA W 3-02/24 #11 Loyola L 3-23/10 *Princeton W 3-23/18 MOUNT OLIVE W 3-03/23 * #15 George Mason L 3-03/24 *Rutgers-Newark W 3-03/29 *Juniata W 3-13/31 Mercyhurst W 3-04/1 * #14 GEORGE MASON L 3--14/7 *RUTGERS-NEWARK W 3-04/8 SACRED HEART W 3-1

EIVA Playoffs4/22 JUNIATA W 3-04/27 ($) #12 George Mason W 3-14/29 ($) #11 Penn State L 3-0($) Matches held at Penn State’s Rec Hall

2007 (16-10, 7-5 eIva TaIT)



1/12 at #7 IPFW L 3-0

1/13 at #15 Ball State W 3-1

1/19 at #12 Ohio State L 3-0

1/21 BALL STATE W 3-0

1/26 at #15 George Mason W 3-1

2/2 #11 OHIO STATE L 3-1

2/3 NYU W 3-0

2/9 at #7 Penn State L 3-0

2/10 PRINCETON L 3-1

2/17 at #4 NYU W 3-1

2/20 JUNIATA W 3-0

2/28 at #9 Pacific L 3-1

3/2 at Santa Cruz W 3-2

3/9 RUTGERS-NEWARK W 3-0

3/10 GEORGE MASON W 3-1

3/16 at Princeton L 3-0


3/23 #12 IPFW L 3-0

3/24 at Rutgers-Newark W 3-0

3/29 at East Stroudsburg W 3-2

3/31 #6 PENN STATE L 3-1

4/5 at Mercyhurst W 3-0

4/7 EAST STROUDSBURG W 3-0

4/10 at Juniata L 3-1

4/13 at Sacred Heart L 3-0

EIVA Playoffs4/26 ($) vs. George Mason W 3-1

4/28 ($) #7 Penn State L 3-0

($) Matches held at Penn State’s Rec Hall

2008 (12-15, 6-6 eIva TaIT)


1/11 RUTGERS-NEWARK W 3-01/12 LEWIS L 3-01/19 at Ball State L 3-21/20 at #9 Ohio State L 3-01/25 #3 PENN STATE* L 3-01/26 MERCYHURST W 3-01/27 MOUNT OLIVE W 3-22/1 #12 GEORGE MASON* W 3-22/2 NYU W 3-02/8 #10 IPFW L 3-22/9 #12 LOYOLA L 3-12/13 JUNIATA* W 3-12/15 PRINCETON* W 3-12/18 EAST STROUDSBURG* W 3-02/22 NJIT* W 3-22/23 at #2 Penn State* L 3-03/7 at Princeton* L 3-13/8 at NJIT* L 3-03/19 at Juniata* L 3-23/20 at #11 George Mason* L 3-13/29 #10 OHIO STATE L 3-13/30 #7 BALL STATE L 3-04/2 at Mercyhurst W 3-14/4 at East Stroudsburg* W 3-14/11 at IPFW W 3-24/12 at Loyola L 3-2

EIVA Playoffs4/19 NYU L 3-0(*) EIVA Tait Division Matches

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2009 (15-15, 7-5 eIva TaIT)


1/10 NAzARETH W 3-01/16 NYU W 3-01/24 #13 BALL STATE W 3-11/25 #14 OHIO STATE L 2-31/30 #1 PENN STATE L 0-32/1 SPRINGFIELD W 3-22/6 NJIT W 3-02/7 PRINCETON L 2-32/11 JUNIATA W 3-12/13 vs. UC-San Diego L 1-32/14 at #1 Springfield W 3-12/20 at IPFW L 0-32/21 at Loyola L 2-32/22 at #12 Lewis L 0-32/25 at #3 Penn State L 0-32/27 at George Mason W 3-13/11 QUINCY W 3-03/14 MOUNT OLIVE W 3-13/20 #15 LOYOLA L 1-33/21 IPFW W 3-23/22 #11 LEWIS L 1-33/27 at NJIT W 3-03/28 at #1 Springfield L 1-34/3 at #1 Juniata L 0-34/5 GEORGE MASON W 3-04/9 at Princeton W 3-24/17 at #11 Ohio State L 1-34/18 at #15 Ball State L 1-3

EIVA Playoffs4/25 PRINCETON@ W 3-24/30 vs. Juniata L 1-3@EIVA Quarterfinal Match at DeGol Arena

2010 (12-15, 4-6 eIva TaIT)


1/12 NYU W 3-01/15 at #6 Penn State* L 0-31/16 SACRED HEART W 3-21/17 #11 Ohio State W 3-11/22 vs. NJIT (at Rutgers-Newark) W 3-01/23 at Rutgers-Newark W 3-21/24 HARVARD W 3-11/29 at Loyola L 0-31/30 at #14 Lewis L 1-32/12 GEORGE MASON* L 1-32/13 RUTGERS-NEWARK W 3-22/19 IPFW L 2-32/20 BALL STATE L 1-32/23 JUNIATA* W 3-12/27 at Princeton* L 2-33/12 at #6 Long Beach State L 0-33/13 vs. #4 Brigham Young (at LBS) L 1-33/19 #6 PENN STATE* L 0-33/27 PRINCETON* W 3-23/28 SPRINGFIELD* L 1-33/31 at Juniata* W 3-14/6 at Springfield* W 3-04/7 at George Mason* L 2-34/9 at IPFW W 3-24/10 at #15 Ball State L 0-34/17 at #11 Ohio State L 1-34/24 at Springfield@ L 1-3@ EIVA Quarterfinal Match at Springfield

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