2012 men's lacrosse media guide

2012 MEN’S LACROSSE

2012 MEN’S LACROSSE

12012 Men’s Lacrosse

QUICKFACTSTheUniversity

Location ............................Philadelphia,Pa.19131Founded ............................................1851Enrollment .........................................4,600Denomination .......................RomanCatholic(Jesuit)Nickname .........................................HawksColors ...................................CrimsonandGrayAthleticAffiliation ...........................NCAADivisionIConference ................ColonialAthleticAssociation(CAA)HomeField .............................FinneseyField(600)

TheTeamHeadCoach ................................TaylorWray(1)Men’sLacrosseOffice .........................610‐660‐1733CareerRecord/Years ............................FirstSeasonAssistantCoaches ............DanKeating(Duke‘01)‐1stYear..........................MikeKeating(Duke‘99)‐1stYearCaptains...........TrevorDougherty,BobbyHurley,PatSinnottLetterwinnersReturning/Lost .........................28/19StartersReturning/Lost .................................7/32011OverallRecord ..................................0‐122011CAARecord ......................................0‐62011CAARegular‐SeasonFinish .........................7th

TABLEOFCONTENTS2012Outlook ...................................2HeadCoachTaylorWray .........................3AssistantCoaches ...............................4TheHawk ......................................4FinneseyField ..................................52012Roster ....................................6HawkProfiles ................................7‐12Newcomers.................................12‐132011YearInReview ............................142011Statistics .................................152011CAAStatistics .............................16RecordBook ................................17‐20All‐TimeRoster ................................21All‐TimeResults .............................22‐23LacrosseSupportStaff ..........................24AcademicSupportServices ......................24Administration .................................25SaintJoseph’sUniversity ........................26

CREDITSThe2012SaintJoseph'sUniversityMen’sLacrosseMediaGuidewaswrittenandeditedbyChrisHumbrecht.Editorial

assistancewasprovidedbyMarieWozniak,JackJumper,andJoeGreenwich.PhotographybyGregCarroccioofSidelinePhotos.InsideandoutsidecoversdesignedbyChrisHumbrecht.

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HEAD COACH 2012 SEASON OUTLOOK

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Saint Joseph’s University

There will be a distinctly different look to the SaintJoseph’smen’s lacrosse teamwhen it takes the field in2012withanentirelynewcoachingstaff.LedbyheadcoachTaylorWray, a formerDefensive Player of the Year in theNationalLacrosseLeague,theHawkswilllooktoreboundafteratoughfirst season in theColonialAthleticAssociation. JoiningWrayare assistants and former college teammates from DukeUniversity,DanKeating andMichaelKeating.

Wrayisrevveduptostarttheseason,saying,“Ourteamisexcitedandeagertoget2012underway.Theyhaveputatonofworkinthisoff‐seasonandtheycan'twaitfortherealcom‐petition tobegin.”Thisyounganddeterminedgroup iscom‐petinginaconferencethatsawthreeteamsrankedinthefinalUSILApollin2011.

Leading theattack for theHawks this seasonwill besophomore RyanMcGee andjuniorKyleWilliams.McGeehasemergedasaleaderandahardworkerafterastrongoff‐sea‐son,competingeverydayandtryingtomakethissquadbetter.Therangyleft‐handedattackmanWilliams,returnsforhisjun‐iorseasonafterleadingtheHawksinscoringwith26pointson17goalsandnineassists.

The third spot in the attacking zone is still up for grabsbetweenseniorAugustusQuinzani,juniorKyleMahoney andfreshmanMattSarcona.Quinzaniismakingthemovefromthemidfieldtoattackashenettedthreegoalsandaddedanassistin 2011. Mahoney shined during the fall scrimmages as hecame off a strong year scoring eight goals. Sarcona, aNorthport, N.Y. native, has impressed the coaches with hisworkethicandskillset,ashebrings105goalsand45assistsfromhishighschoolcareeratNorthporttoHawkHill.

In themidfield, seniorBobbyHurley has showcasedhisspeedthroughouthiscareerandworkedhimselfintoareli‐ablemidfielder.Agiftedtwo‐waymiddie,sophomoreJohnnySimanski isreadytotakeonabiggerrolein2012withhisopenfieldspeed.FreshmenRobertWatts andJoshCavanaughhavestoodoutwiththeirathleticplayandlooktoearnkeyminutesonthefield.

AccordingtoWray,theface‐offspotisstillupintheairasseniorChrisJenkins returnsasthetoprunneralthoughhehasbeen battling an injury this off‐season. Sophomores WillAbbott andBillAnnesley havebeentakingtheirshareofdrawswiththeinjurytoJenkins.TedHospodar,thejuniorlongpole,hasbeeninthemixtakingrepsduringpracticeaswell.

LSMJustinRogers isacompetitorwhoisvocalandgoodofftheground.HospodarandfreshmanRichO’Neill willalsocompeteandpushfortimeatLSM.

“The team’s leadership lies in senior SSDM’sPat SinnottandDanielLieb,bothgritty,athleticplayers”saidWray.“Theyhavespentalotoftimeworkingtoperfecttheirgamesonthefieldandinthegym.”

Onthedefensiveend,seniorMattGermain andfresh‐manWill Farrell are tall, rangy defensemenwho canhandlethe ball and push in transition. Senior Colin Roemer can becounted on for his fundamentally sound position play as helookstobeakeyfactorinthesuccessthisseason.Thetough,physical play of juniorBill Bonner and stay at‐home style ofdefensewillhavehimearning timeon the field,while fresh‐manKevinBarrow willearnsometimevaluabletimeaswell.

In net,Griffin Ferrigan has shown a command over thedefenseenteringhisseniorseason.Ferriganneeds24savestomove into sixth place on the all‐time saves list with 233.

FreshmanDustinKeen wasanAll‐AmericanatDowningtownWesthighschoolandsophomorePatKurowski impressedattheHEADstrongfallballevent,showinghecanbecountedonbetweenthepipes.

“Thecoachingstaffhasdoneatremendousjobofprepar‐ing the team and laying the foundation for future success,”saysWray.“Thisteamhasworkedhardintheoff‐season,mak‐ingsureallthelittlethingsaredoneright.”

The2012slateisachallengingone,featuringsevenhomegames and five against USILA top 20 teams and one morereceivingvotes.AstheHawksgearupfortheirsecondseasonintheColonialAthleticAssociation,theyrealizetheywillfacesomeofthetoughestcompetitioninDivision1.

“Wefeelthatour2012scheduleisgoingtobeextremelycompetitive; seven home games, eight on the road,” saidWray.“Westartandfinishtheseasonathome,whichisgreat.Our conference schedule is as toughaseverwith five teamsrankedinthetop20.Wehavegreatout‐of‐conferencerivalriesalready established andwe are excited to have added threemoregames to the schedule toplaya full 15 regular seasonslateofgames,”Wraycontinued.”Wehavetwoverydifficultstretchesof threeweekendsontheroad,whichwill testourability to dealwith adversity and certainly help us build ouridentity along the way. In Division 1 lacrosse every game isgoingtobeabattle,ourteamhasworkedveryhardtopreparefor the upcoming season and we look forward to the chal‐lengesahead."

Forthesecondconsecutiveseason,SaintJoseph’swillplayLehigh to kick off the season, as the Mountain Hawks visitFinneseyFieldonSaturday,February11.

ThemenwillthenhittheroadfortheirnextthreecontestsastheyvisitBryantonFebruary18,whichisreceivingvotesintheUSILAtop20poll.TheBulldogsweretoomuchtoomuchtohandlefortheHawkslastseasonwhentheyhandedSJUitssecondlossoftheyear.

TheywillthenvisitVMIonFebruary25,ateamthattheyhaveanall‐timerecordof7‐4againstandwontheir lasttwomeetings. Saint Joseph’s will open up the month of MarchagainstWagneronthe3rdastheyhaveanall‐timerecordof11‐0versustheSeahawks.

Drexel(20)willcometoFinneseyonMarch6,toopenupconference play and a four game home stand for SJU. Justthreedaysapartfromeachother,BrownwillvisitonMarch10,andQuinnipiacwillcometoHawkHillforaMarch13meeting,the first since 2007. Conference and instate opponent PennState(17),willcomecloseoutthehomestandonMarch24.Infourall‐timemeetings,theHawkshaveyettobeattheNittanyLions.

ThetoughestpartoftheschedulefollowswhentheHawksgo on the road to face three ranked opponents inMassachusetts (11), Hofstra (14) and Delaware (19). TheHawkswill try to gain some redemption from last season astheydroppedeachgametothesequalityprograms.Theywillthen return home to end the stretch of ranked competitionagainstcityrivalPenn(15)onApril17.

AfterPenn,SJUwilltakeitslongesttripoftheseasonwhenittravelstoMacon,Ga.,toface‐offagainstMercerbeforetrav‐elingbackuptoPoughkeepsie,N.Y.justthreedayslatertotakeonMarist.

SaintJoseph’swillplayhosttoTowsonwhenitclosesouttheregularseasonforSeniorDayonSaturday,April28.

HEAD COACH

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TaylorWray wasnamedtheheadmen'slacrossecoachatSaintJoseph'sUniversityonAugust1,2011.Hebecamethefourthcoachintheprogram'shistory.HecomestoSaintJoseph'safterserv‐ingasanassistantcoachatLehighUniversityforthepastfouryears.

Wraypossesses awealthof high‐level playing and coachingexperience, havingplayed colle‐giatelyatDukeUniversityandprofessionallyintheNationalLacrosseLeague.

WrayjoinedtheLehighstaffinSeptember2007andservedasthedefensivecoachandrecruit‐ingcoordinator.TheMountainHawksmadegreatstridesduringhistenureandin2011,registeredasthenation'seighthbiggestimprovementaccordingtoLaxPower'scomputerratings.Lehighqual‐ifiedforthePatriotLeagueTournamentforthefirsttimesince2006,whilethedefenselowereditsgoalsagainstaveragebyalmostonegoal.

From2003to2006WraywasanassistantcoachatQueensUniversityofCharlotte(N.C.)andthenservedasthelacrossecoach,academiccoordinatorandstrengthandconditioningspecialistattheNationalSportAcademyforoneyearin2007.

Heenjoyeda successfulplayingcareeratDuke,helping theBlueDevils to threeconsecutiveNCAATournamentappearancesandwinningACCTournamenttitlesin2001and2002.Servingastheteamcaptainin2003,heearnedtheEricTylerHardyDefensivePlayeroftheYearawardandwasafour‐timeselectiontotheACCAcademicHonorRoll.

Upon graduating from Duke in 2003 with abachelor'sofsciencedegree,hewasdraftedsec‐ond overall by the Calgary Roughnecks of theNationalLacrosseLeague.Hemadeanimmediateimpact,beingnamedthe2004RookieoftheYear,theDefensivePlayeroftheYearandaFirstTeamAll‐Star while helping Calgary to the NLLChampionship. A three‐timeNLLAll‐Star, he cur‐rentlyplaysforthePhiladelphiaWings,andservedasteamcaptainin2011.

AnativeofEdmonton,Alberta,Wrayhasalsoexcelled internationally. He is currently an assis‐tantcoachfortheCanadianNationalTeam,andisthedefensivecoordinatorforthe2012U‐19Teamandthe2014Men'sNationalTeam.Heservedinthesameroleforthe2010NationalTeam,whichfinishedsecondatthe2010WorldChampionships.As a player, he was a member of the NationalTeam which captured the International LacrosseFederationWorldChampionshipforfieldlacrossein 2006 and for indoor lacrosse in 2007.HewasnamedtotheAll‐WorldTeamin2007.

Wray receivedamaster's degree in teachingfromQueensUniversity in2006.Hiswife,Lauren(neeGallagher),wasanAll‐Americanlacrosseplay‐er at Duke and is currently the head women’slacrosse coach at Haverford College. They havetwosons,JacksonandRyan.

WRAY’SRÉSUMÉHeadCoach YearsSaintJoseph’s 2011‐Present

AssistantCoach YearsCanadianNationalTeam PresentLehigh 2008‐11Queens 2003‐06

Taylor WrayTaylor WrayDuke ‘03Duke ‘03First SeasonFirst Season

PLAYINGCAREER

‐ ThreeNCAATournamentappearanceswhileatDuke‐TwoACCtitles‐Secondoverallselectioninthe2003NLLdraft‐2004RookieoftheYear‐2004DefensivePlayeroftheYear‐2004FirstTeamNLL‐2004NLLChampionship‐FormerteamcaptainofthePhiladelphiaWings‐Three‐timeNLLAll‐Star‐MemberoftheInternationalLacrosseFederationWorldOutdoorChampionsin2006andIndoorin2007‐2007All‐WorldTeam

ALL‐TIMESJUCOACHINGRECORDSYear HeadCoach OverallW‐L Pct. CONF.W‐L Pct. Postseason1993‐97 PatDennin 25‐46 .352 5‐2 .7141998‐04 PaulPerdue 44‐59 .449 35‐20 .636 3MAACTournaments(‘00Champs,‘03Runner‐up);ECACs2005‐11 PatCullinan 28‐76 .269 20‐20 .500 ‘07MAACRunner‐Up2012‐Present TaylorWrayTotals 19years 97‐181 .348 63‐47 .573

Oneofthemostfamousmascotsincollegesports,theSaintJoseph'sHawkhasbeenflappingitswingsfor56years.

TheHawk,whichcelebrateditsgoldenanniversaryin2005‐06,isbestknownforstayinginconstantmotionbyflappingitswingsthroughouteverybasketballgameandrepresentingtheSaintJoseph'smotto,"TheHawkWillNeverDie."

SaintJoseph’sathleticteamshavebeenrecognizedwiththenickname“Hawks”since1929.Atthattime,theschool’syearbookeditorinitiatedacontestamongthestudentbodyforasym‐bol.Morethan100submissionswerenarrowed,with“Hawks”winningoutover“Grenadiers”byaslimmargin.Thenamewasappropriatebecauseittypified“thefightingspiritofourcrimsonand gray athletes and it is suggestive of the aerial attackwhichhasmadeour football teamfamous.”Football,ironically,wasdiscontinuedatSJUfollowingthe1939season.

TheHawkmascothasgarnerednumerousaccoladesinits56‐yearhistory.Ithasbeenselect‐edasthenation’stopmascotbyTheSportingNews,SportsIllustrated,SportsIllustratedforKids,Street&Smith’sBasketballYearbook,ESPNCollegeBasketballmagazineandwasnominatedfortheMascotHallofFamein2008.

FINNESEY FIELDASSISTANT COACHES

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Coach(SeasonsatSJU) YearT.C.Behm(1) 2007KevinCrowley(1st) 2011‐presentPatCullinan*(1) 2004SeanCullinan(1) 2009SteveGilhuley(1) 1993BensonGoldberger(4) 1997‐00RobHerzog(2) 2002‐03MattHuskey(7) 2005‐11DanKeating(1st) 2011‐PresentMikeKeating(1st) 2011‐PresentTomMarachek(1) 1994GregMcGee(4) 1998‐01JasonMcGee(6) 1995‐96,2003‐06BillyMcKinney(1) 2011StephenMilano(1) 2008JackMorrison(7) 2005‐11PaulPerdue*(4) 1994‐97DaveWaldman(4) 1997‐00*–Alsoservedasheadcoach

ALL‐TIMESJUASSISTANTCOACHES

Mike KeatingMike KeatingAssistant CoachAssistant CoachDuke ‘01 – First YearDuke ‘01 – First Year

Mike Keating joins the 2012 coaching stafffrom the University of Pennsylvania where hewasanassistantcoach.

Prior to joining the Quaker's staff, Keatingserved as the associate head coach anddefen‐sivecoordinatoratMalvernPrep.From2006‐08,

Keatingwastheassociateheadcoachanddefensivecoordinatorat St. Joseph’sPrep inPhiladelphia. In2008,Keatingearned theEastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse Association's AssistantHighSchoolCoachoftheYearhonor.KeatingwasrecognizedastheDukeUniversityDefensiveMVPin

during his junior year. In 2001, he graduated with a bachelor'sdegreeinhistory.Aftergraduation,Keatingwasselectedasoneof150playersinvitedtotryoutforTeamUSAaswellasparticipateintheMLLChallenge.MikeandhiswifecurrentlyresideinPhiladelphia.

DanKeatingentershisfirstseasonasanassis‐tantwiththe2012SaintJoseph’smen’slacrossestaffandwillserveasboththeoffensivecoordi‐natorandrecruitingcoordinator.He isalsocur‐rentlytheownerofKeatingLacrosseClinics,LLC,which focuses on teaching the fundamentals of

thegametoaspiringyouthlacrosseplayers.Before coming to Hawk Hill, Keating spent one season as an

assistant at Lehigh after two seasons as the head coach at St.Joseph’sPrepinPhiladelphiaandoneseasonastheheadcoachatMalvernPrep.The1999graduateofDukeUniversitywasamemberof three

NCAATournamentteams,includingthe1997squadthatreachtheNCAAFinal Four.AnACCAcademicHonorRollmember,Keatingearnedhisbachelor’sofartsdegreeandwentontoearnamas‐ter’sdegreeinsecondaryeducationfromSaintJoseph’s.HecurrentlyresidesinPhiladelphiawithhiswifeKristen.

Dan KeatingDan KeatingAssistant CoachAssistant CoachDuke‘99 – First YearDuke‘99 – First Year

KevinCrowleywillbeginhiscoachingcareeronHawkHillashejoinsthemen’slacrossestaffforthe2012season.A highly decorated collegiate player, Crowley

scored131 goalswhile adding101 assists in 60games for StonyBrookUniversityand finishedhis careeramongthebesttoplayattheinstitution.Additionally,CrowleyisoneofthreeplayersinAmericaEasthistorytobeafour‐timeAll‐Leaguefirst team selection and in 2010, he earned the USILA EnnersAward,giventothenation'sMostOutstandingDivisionIPlayer.The New Westminster, B.C. native was chosen number‐one

overall in the 2011 National Lacrosse League draft by thePhiladelphiaWingswherehewillhelpbolstertheoffensiveattack.

Kevin CrowleyKevin CrowleyAssistant CoachAssistant CoachStony Brook ‘11 – First YearStony Brook ‘11 – First Year

Sport Seasons First Last W L T Pct.Baseball^ 12 1947 1958 18 19 .486FieldHockey 25 1983 2007 124 97 5 .548Football 11 1929 1939 22 19 2 .535Men’sLacrosse 19 1993 present 53 74 .417Women’sLacrosse 19 1993 present 59 86 .406Men’sSoccer* 53 1958 present 165 183 31 .485Women’sSoccer 16 1996 present 59 58 11 .458Softball 8 1983 1990 26 50 .342Totals 1,161games 526 586 49 .453

^–Baseballrecordsareincomplete*–Nogameswereplayedduring1960season

Finnesey Field, currently inits83rdyear,hasbeenhometo10 different varsity squads atSaint Joseph’s. Opened in 1929as home to the SJU footballsquad, the field has undergonenumerous changes over theyearsandhasbeenhometoovera thousand SJU varsity games,matchesandtrackmeets.

The most recent upgradeoccurred in 2008 when theAstroTurf,laiddownin2001,wasreplacedwithnew, state‐of‐the‐artTigerTurf.

Home to the men’s andwomen’s lacrosse teams, men’sand women’s soccer teams, thefield has seen other modifica‐tionssince its inception in1929.The prospect of a 70,000‐seatbowledstadiumfor footballwasdashedwhen the sportwas dis‐continuedfollowingthe1939season.

Baseball re‐occupied the space in 1947, calling Finneseyhomeuntil1959.SaintJoseph’smen’ssoccerbeganin1958andplayedeveryseasonbutone(1960)atFinnesey.In1960,theorig‐inal grandstand, as well as the hillside seating near OverbrookAvenue,wereeliminatedasVilliger(nowPost)HallandtheBluettTheatrewerebuilt.Intheprocessofthe1960construction,thefield’selevationwasraisedfivefeettoitscurrentlocation.

In1990,artificialturfreplacedthegrass,makingFinneseyatruemulti‐purposefacility.In1994theinstallationoflightsfur‐theredtheuseof thegrounds,whilenewbleachers in2003onthehillnexttoMandevilleHallwereanothertouchofrenovationtoahistoricstadium.

Themen’slacrosseteamhascompiledanoverall53‐74markin19seasons,thebestofwhichwasa6‐2campaignin2000.SJUopeneditsplayinggroundswitha9‐2losstoWesleyCollegeonMarch3,1993.

Thewomen’slacrossesquadis59‐86in19seasonsonHawkHill.Thebestseasoncamein2004whentheHawkswent5‐2enroutetoan8‐6campaign.ThefirstgamewasplayedonMarch23,1993whenSJUdefeatedGwyneddMercy,18‐4.

Thelocationhasalsobeenhometomen’ssoccersince1958and women’s soccer since 1996 while the field hockey teamwrappedupitslastseasononFinneseyin2007.

Overall, the site has seen1,161 gamesentering 2012, andSJUteamshaveputtogetheratotalrecordof526‐586‐49in82years.

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ALL‐TIMEALL‐SPORTSRECORDSATFINNESEYFIELDYear W‐L1993 1‐61994 6‐41995 2‐51996 3‐51997 5‐21998 4‐41999 4‐22000 6‐22001 2‐52002 2‐6

Year W‐L2003 4‐02004 2‐62005 2‐32006 3‐62007 4‐12008 2‐52009 4‐42010 1‐22011 0‐6Total 53‐74

MEN’SLACROSSERESULTS

MOSTGOALSSCOREDBYSJUONFINNESEYFIELD

24vs.Niagara,4/27/1996

HIGHESTRANKEDOPPONENTATFINNESEYFIELD

#4Rutgers,3/10/2004

CAPTAINS 2012 ROSTER

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown HighSchool1 SteveDunn Jr. M 6‐0 WestChester,Pa. MalvernPrep2 AugustusQuinzani Sr. M 5‐11 Duxbury,Mass. Duxbury3 BrianUrban So. A 5‐10 Mechanicsville,Pa. CentralBucksEast4 PatKurowski So. GK 5‐9 Pheonix,Md. LoyolaBlakefield5 BillyAnnesley So. M 5‐9 Gladwyne,Pa. HaverfordSchool6 ChrisMoffa Jr. GK 5‐8 Yonkers,N.Y. FordhamPrep7 MarkAnton Jr. A 5‐10 ShortHills,N.J. SetonHallPrep8 ColinRoemer Sr. D 5‐11 HuntValley,Md. LoyolaBlakefield9 BrianBrinkmann Jr. M 5‐8 Narberth,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep10 GriffinFerrigan Sr. GK 6‐2 Baldwinsville,N.Y. ChristianBrothers‐Syracuse11 JohnMoran So. D 5‐10 BrynMawr,Pa. MalvernPrep12 JustinRogers Sr. D/M 6‐0 Marcellus,N.Y. Onondaga13 KyleMahoney Jr. A 6‐0 Summit,N.J. Summit14 PatTownsend So. M 6‐2 SilverSpring,Md. OurLadyofGoodCounsel15 BobbyHurley* Sr. M 5‐10 Wayne,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep16 IanCorreia Jr. M 6‐0 Devon,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep17 RobertWatts Fr. A/M 6‐0 Newtown,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep18 RyanMcGee So. A 6‐0 Berwyn,Pa. Conestoga19 TrevorDougherty* Sr. M 6‐1 Sayre,Pa. NotreDame(N.Y.)20 RichardO’Neill Fr. D 6‐2 WestChester,Pa. Unionville21 JohnnySimanski So. M 6‐1 Reisterstown,Pa. LoyolaBlakefield22 WillAbbott So. M 6‐0 ChevyChase,Md. BullisSchool23 MattGermain Sr. D 6‐3 Syracuse,N.Y. ChristianBrothers‐Syracuse24 KevinBarrow Fr. D 5‐10 Landenberg,Pa. AvonGrove25 JakeHall So. M 6‐0 Summit,N.J. Summit26 MatthewFranchak Fr. A 6‐2 Millersville,Md. ArchbishopSpalding27 DanielLieb Sr. M 6‐0 Charlottesville,Va. Monticello28 DustinKeen Fr. GK 5‐11 Downingtown,Pa. DowningtownWest29 MichaelDougherty Fr. A 6‐4 Malvern,Pa. MalvernPrep31 MatthewSarcona Fr. A 6‐0 Northport,N.Y. Northport32 PatSinnott* Sr. M 5‐11 Lansdale,Pa. LaSalleCollege33 GuyTalarico Fr. D 5‐11 Oradell,N.J. BergenCatholic34 MichaelFurstenburg Fr. A 6‐2 WhitehouseStation,N.J. HuntertonCentralRegional36 ChrisJenkins Sr. M 5‐10 CliftonPark,N.Y. Shenendehowa37 KyleWilliams Jr. A 6‐3 Marriottsville,Md. MarriottsRidge38 KyleBruun Fr. A 6‐2 ChevyChase,Md. GonzagaCollege40 WillFarrell Fr. D 6‐2 Jamison,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep41 TedHospodar Jr. D 5‐9 Wayne,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep44 BillBonner Jr. D 5‐11 Newtown,Pa. St.Joseph’sPrep45 DylanO’Donnell Fr. D 5‐10 Media,Pa. Penncrest50 JoshCavanaugh Fr. M 5‐10 Springfield,Pa. U.S.NavalAcademyPrep

*‐denotescaptain

HeadCoach: TaylorWray(Duke‘03)‐FirstYear

AssistantCoaches:MikeKeating(Duke‘01)‐FirstYearDanKeating(Duke‘99)‐FirstYearKevinCrowley(StoneyBrook‘11)‐FirstYear

AthleticTrainer: RyanObsniuk(CentralMichigan‘07)–ThirdYear

BillyAnnesley ANNS‐leeMichaelDougherty DOCK‐er‐teeTrevorDougherty DAW‐er‐teeDanielLieb LEEB

PRONUNCIATIONGUIDE

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2011:Playedinall12gamesinthemidfield...Pickedupeight ground balls and caused two turnovers...2010:Played in all 15 games...Scored a goal againstManhattan...Pickedup14groundballs...2009:Playedinall15games...Earnedteam’sRookieoftheYearaward...PickedupanassistandagroundballagainstMountSt.Mary’s...HighSchool/Personal: Named to the All‐

Leagueteamandwascaptain,andTeamMVPforthreeyears...ClassCAll‐TournamentTeam selection senior year... Four‐year starter...Letteredfouryearsinfootballandtwoinbasketball...NamedtoAll‐DivisionTeamforfootballthreetimesandonceforbasketball...Sister,Kyle,playedbas‐ketballatVillanova,graduatingin2010...Father,Dan,playedfootballandmother, Laura, played tennis at Ithaca College...Born September 3,1989...Businessmajor.

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YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2009 15‐0 1 0 1 1 0 82010 15‐0 4 1 0 1 0 142011 12‐4 1 0 0 0 0 14Totals 30‐4 6 1 1 2 0 36

Trevor DoughertyTrevor DoughertySenior • 6-2 • MidfieldSenior • 6-2 • MidfieldSayre, Pa. • Notre Dame (N.Y.)Sayre, Pa. • Notre Dame (N.Y.)

SeniorTrevorDougherty

2011:Playedin10gameswithtwostarts...Registeredtwogoalsoffofeightshots...Pickedupthreegroundballs...2010:Playedinninegames...Scoredagoalandpicked up two ground balls against Marist...2009:Madefourappearancesoffthebench...HighSchool/Personal: All‐CatholicFirstTeamsenioryear...Three‐year letterwinner and two‐year starter...Father,

Gerry, played baseball at SJU...Born July 6, 1990... Foodmarketingmajor.

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Bobby HurleyBobby HurleySenior • 5-10 • MidfieldSenior • 5-10 • MidfieldWayne, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepWayne, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

2011: Played in all 12 games making fivestarts...Recorded two shots and picked up 10groundballs...2010:Sawactioninfourgames...HighSchool/ Personal: Two‐year letterwinner...Helpedteam to win two PCL championships and statechampionshipsasasenior...NamedAll‐CatholicandtheEPSLASeniorClassAll‐Stargame...Alsolettered

insoccer...BornJanuary27,1990...Accountingmajor.

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Pat SinnottPat SinnottSenior • 5-11 • MidfieldSenior • 5-11 • MidfieldLansdale, Pa. • La Salle CollegeLansdale, Pa. • La Salle College

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2010 4‐0 0 0 0 0 0 02011 12‐5 2 0 0 0 0 10Totals 16‐5 2 0 0 0 0 10 SeniorPatSinnott

SeniorBobbyHurley

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2011: Played in eight minutes while startingtwice...Caused three turnovers and picked up threeground balls...2010: Played in all 15 games with sixstarts...Tied for first in caused turnovers on the teamwithseven...2009:Playedinninegames...Pickeduptwoground balls and a caused turnover againstProvidence...HighSchool/ Personal: Named to All‐LeagueFirstTeamhissenioryear...Ledteamascaptain

senioryear...Three‐yearstarter...BornMarch15,1990...Historymajor.

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YEAR GP‐GS G A PTS GWG GB CT2009 9‐0 0 0 0 0 2 12010 15‐6 0 0 0 0 8 72011 8‐2 0 0 0 0 3 3Totals 32‐8 0 0 0 0 13 11

Matt GermainMatt GermainSenior• 6-3 • DefenseSenior• 6-3 • DefenseSyracuse, N.Y. • Christian Brothers-SyracuseSyracuse, N.Y. • Christian Brothers-Syracuse

2011:Playedinninegameswithfourstarts...Pickedup25groundballs...Posteda.433faceoffpercentage(55‐127)...2010:Played in12games...Pickedup16groundballs... Had a .415 faceoff percentage (39‐94)...2009:Played in nine games...Picked up four ground balls inwinoverWagner...Hada .263 faceoff percentage (10‐38)...HighSchool/Personal: Named to All‐Suburban

FirstTeam senior year...Two‐year letterwinner...Sported a .650 faceoffwinpercentage...Letteredinsoccer...Father,Mark,aformerlacrosseplay‐er, is a Siena Athletics Hall of Famer...BornMay 29, 1990...Majoring inaccounting.

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YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB Faceoff Pct.2009 9‐0 0 0 0 0 0 5 10‐38 0.2632010 12‐0 0 0 0 0 0 16 39‐34 0.4152011 9‐4 0 0 0 0 0 25 55‐127 0.433Totals 30‐4 0 0 0 0 0 46 104‐259 0.370

Chris JenkinsChris JenkinsSenior • 5-10 • MidfieldSenior • 5-10 • MidfieldClifton Park, N.Y. • ShenendehowaClifton Park, N.Y. • Shenendehowa

2011: Played in all 12 games...Registered fourpointsfromthreegoalsandoneassist...Recorded17 shots and grabbed eight ground balls...ScoredtwogoalsinlosstoDelaware...2010:Playedin10games...2009: Saw action in three games...HighSchool/Personal: Two‐yearletterwinner...Brother,Max,wasanAcademicAll‐Americanandtwo‐year

starteratDuke...BornSeptember14,1989...Businessmajor.

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2011:Played in every gamewith one start...Registeredoneshotandpickedupeightgroundballs...2010:Playedinall15games...Pickedup14groundballs...2009:Playedinsevengames...Grabbedtwogroundballsandcauseda turnover against Delaware...HighSchool/Personal:Lacrosse MVP for three years... Named Senior MaleAthlete of the Year...Member of Division 3AAState

Championship football team senior year...Named to All‐State footballteam senior year as wide receiver...Captained basketball and lacrosseteamshissenioryear...MemberofVirginiaEliteTravelClub...BornJanuary6,1990...Businessmajor.

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YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB Faceoff Pct.2009 7‐0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0‐1 0.0002010 15‐0 2 0 0 0 0 11 0‐0 0.0002011 12‐1 1 0 0 0 0 8 0‐0 0.000Totals 34‐1 3 0 0 0 0 22 0‐1 0.000


Daniel LiebDaniel LiebSenior • 6-0 • MidfieldSenior • 6-0 • MidfieldCharlottesville, Va. • MonticelloCharlottesville, Va. • Monticello

Augustus QuinzaniAugustus QuinzaniSenior • 5-11 • MidfieldSenior • 5-11 • MidfieldDuxbury, Mass. • DuxburyDuxbury, Mass. • Duxbury

2011: Played in 10 games with five starts...Posted 74saveswitha.486savepercentage...Pickedup17groundballs...2010:Started 12 games...Tallied 150 saves...Ledthe conference in saves per game (12.5)...Made acareer‐high23savesagainstLehigh...Had18savesandseven ground balls in a win over VMI...Picked up 22groundballs...2009:Made six appearances...Picked up

two ground balls against Delaware...HighSchool/Personal: All‐Leaguehonorablementionandteamcaptainsenioryear...Recorded15‐5recordsenioryearinnet...Memberof2007SectionChampionshipsquad...Four‐year letterwinner in hockey as goalkeeper... Born August 10,1990...Businessmajor.

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YEAR GP‐GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% GB2009 6‐0 69:23 12 10.38 13 .520 122010 12‐12 599:51 122 12.20 150 .551 222011 10‐5 342:34 74 12.96 70 .486 17Totals 28‐17 1,011:48 208 11.84 233 .519 51

Griffin FerriganGriffin FerriganSenior • 6-2 • GoalkeeperSenior • 6-2 • GoalkeeperBaldwinsville, N.Y. • Christian Brothers-SyracuseBaldwinsville, N.Y. • Christian Brothers-Syracuse

SeniorDanielLiebhasplayedin34careergamesasaHawk.

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2011:Playedinsixgames...Pickeduponegroundball...2010: Played in 10 games...Picked up 11ground balls and had four causedturnovers...2009:Sawactioninonegame...Pickedup one ground ball... HighSchool/Personal:Member of two‐time MIAA Champions...Three‐year letterwinner in hockey and captain senior

year...BornMarch6,1990...Businessmajor.

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2011:Startedinall12gamesondefense...Pickedup 15 ground balls and caused nineturnovers...2010:Played in all 15 gameswith 10starts...Pickedup17groundballs...Tiedforfirstincausedturnoversontheteamwithseven...2009:Playedinninegames...Pickedupagroundballand

a caused turnover in win over Lehigh...HighSchool/ Personal:Named toAll‐League all four years and a two‐time First Teammember...All‐CentralN.Y.andcaptainsenioryear...Four‐year let‐terwinner in football and two‐time indoor track...Two‐timeDefensive All‐League member in football and All‐State SecondTeamsenioryear...BornFebruary12,1990...Businessmajor.

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Colin RoemerColin RoemerSenior • 5-11 • DefenseSenior • 5-11 • DefenseHunt Valley, Md. • Loyola BlakefieldHunt Valley, Md. • Loyola Blakefield

Justin RogersJustin RogersSenior • 6-0 • DefenseSenior • 6-0 • DefenseMarcellus, N.Y. • OnondagaMarcellus, N.Y. • Onondaga

2011:Playedinthreegames...Registeredonegoalandpickedup twogroundballs...2010:Played ineight games...Took three shots and scored ontwo...HighSchool/Personal: Senior cap‐tain...Team leader in assists (40)...Totaled 16goals...Starting attackman as a junior...Letteredtwoyears...BornJune19,1990...Businessmajor.

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2011: Played in all 12 games making 11starts...Caused two turnovers and picked up 20ground balls...2010: Played in nine games withfour starts... Picked up eight ground balls...HighSchool/ Personal: Named First Team All‐PhiladelphiaCatholicLeagueasa juniorandsen‐ior...Letteredinbothlacrosseandfootballallfour

years...BornMay11,1990...Businessmajor.

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Mark AntonMark AntonJunior • 5-10 • AttackJunior • 5-10 • AttackShort Hills, N.J. • Seton Hall PrepShort Hills, N.J. • Seton Hall Prep

Bill BonnerBill BonnerJunior • 5-11 • DefenseJunior • 5-11 • DefenseNewtown, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepNewtown, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

YEAR GP‐GS G A PTS GWG GB CT2010 9‐4 0 0 0 0 8 12011 12‐11 0 0 0 0 20 2Totals 21‐15 0 0 0 0 28 3

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2010 8‐0 3 2 0 2 0 02011 3‐0 1 0 0 0 0 2Totals 11‐0 4 2 0 2 0 2

2011: Did not play...HighSchool/Personal: TransferfromNavy...BornAugust8,1988...Majoringinfoodmar‐keting.

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Brian BrinkmannBrian BrinkmannJunior • 5-8 • MidfieldJunior • 5-8 • MidfieldNarberth, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepNarberth, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2011 DidNotPlayTotalsAugustusQuinzani IanCorreia

2011: Played in all 12 games with threestarts...Recordedfivegoalsandpickedupthreegroundballs...Scored two goals against Penn...HighSchool/Personal: Transfer from Bryant...Twice namedFirst Team All‐Catholic...Named Second Team All‐Catholic as a senior... Born September 18,1990...Marketingmajor.16

Ian CorreiaIan CorreiaSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldDevon, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepDevon, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2011 12‐3 16 5 0 5 0 3Totals 12‐3 16 5 0 5 0 3

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2011: Played in10gameswithonestart...Scoredfive goals and had two assists...Picked up fiveground balls...2010: Played in all 15 games withthree starts... Scored seven goals and had threeassists...Picked up 14 ground balls...HighSchool/Personal: Earned All‐League honors as asenior...Named team’sMost ImprovedPlayerhis

senioryear...Helpedteamwinfourleaguechampionships...BornJanuary23,1991...Financemajor.

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Steve DunnSteve DunnJunior • 6-0 • MidfieldJunior • 6-0 • MidfieldWest Chester, Pa. • Malvern PrepWest Chester, Pa. • Malvern Prep

2011: Played in all 12 games making 11starts...Second on the team with eightgoals...Addedoneassistandpickedup15groundballs...Scored two goals against Brown andPSU...2010:Sawactioninsixgames...HadanassistagainstMarist...HighSchool/Personal: NamedAll‐

AmericanFirstTeam,All‐StateHonorableMentionandAll‐NorthEast‐LaxPowerasasenior...Scored74goalsandhelpedteamwinCountyandStateChampionships...EarnedSecondTeamAll‐StateandFirstTeamAll‐Conferenceasajunior...Alsoletteredinbasket‐ball two years, named team captain and earned All‐Conferencehonors...BornMarch21,1990...Foodmarketingmajor.

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Kyle MahoneyKyle MahoneyJunior • 6-0 • AttackJunior • 6-0 • AttackSummit, N.J. • SummitSummit, N.J. • Summit



2011: Played in 10 games with sixstarts...Registered62saveswitha .443saveper‐centage...Pickedup20groundballs...2010:Playedinsixgameswithonestart...Tallied17saves...HighSchool/Personal: Born January 12,1991...Businessmajor.6

Chris MoffaChris MoffaJunior • 5-8 • GoalkeeperJunior • 5-8 • GoalkeeperYonkers, N.Y. • Fordham PrepYonkers, N.Y. • Fordham Prep

YEAR GP‐GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% GB2010 6‐1 107:45 26 14.48 17 .395 42011 10‐6 377:26 78 12.40 62 .443 20Totals 16‐7 485:11 104 13.44 69 .419 24

2011:Played in11gameswiththreestarts...Pickedupsix ground balls...HighSchool/Personal: Transfer fromArmy.

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Ted HospodarTed HospodarJunior • 5-9 • DefenseJunior • 5-9 • DefenseWayne, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepWayne, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep


2011:Startedall12games...Ledtheteaminscor‐ing with 26 points from 17 goals and nineassists...Causedthreeturnoversandpickedup15ground balls...Scored four goals againstLehigh...Named team’s Most OustandingPerformer...2010: Named team’s Rookie of theYear...Played in 13 games, starting the last

six...Finished third on the team in both goals (13) and assists(9)...Pickedup17groundballs...ScoredthreegoalsanddishedtwoassistsinwinoverVMI...HighSchool/Personal: EarnedAll‐CountyandLacrosseHighSchoolAmericanFirstTeamhonorsasasenior...Named school’s Male Athlete of the Year and Top OffensivePlayer...Scored 42 goals and had 40 assists as a senior...Helpedteam win district championship senior year...Born August 21,1991...Marketingmajor.

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Kyle WilliamsKyle WilliamsJunior • 6-3 • AttackJunior • 6-3 • AttackMarriottsville, Md. • Marriotts RidgeMarriottsville, Md. • Marriotts Ridge


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2011: Played in seven games making threestarts...Caused two turnovers...HighSchool/Personal:U.S. Lacrosse Senior Showcase selection...Member ofMarylandFreeStateteam...Letteredfouryearsinbothlacrosseandicehockey...BornJuly22,1991...Socialsci‐encemajor.21

Will AbbottWill AbbottSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldChevy Chase, Md. • Bullis SchoolChevy Chase, Md. • Bullis School

2011: Played in eight games...Caused twoturnovers...HighSchool/Personal: Born October 2,1991...Businessmajor.

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Billy AnneselyBilly AnneselySophomore • 5-9 • MidfieldSophomore • 5-9 • MidfieldGladwyne, Pa. • Haverford SchoolGladwyne, Pa. • Haverford School



2011: Did not play...HighSchool/Personal: Transferfrom Marist...Named All‐MIAA at LoyolaBlakefield...Also played hockey...Born June 25,1991...Historymajor.

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Patrick KurowskiPatrick KurowskiSophomore • 5-9 • GoalkeeperSophomore • 5-9 • GoalkeeperPhoenix, Md. • Loyola BlakefieldPhoenix, Md. • Loyola Blakefield

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2011 DidNotPlayTotals

2011: Played in 10 games...Had four assists and 12shots...Picked up eight ground balls...HighSchool/Personal: Three‐time All‐League hon‐oree...NamedAll‐SectionandAcademicAll‐Americanasasenior...Letteredfouryearsinbothlacrosseandhock‐ey...BornJuly26,1992...Businessmajor.18

Ryan McGeeRyan McGeeSophomore • 6-0 • AttackSophomore • 6-0 • AttackWhite Plains, N.Y. • White PlainsWhite Plains, N.Y. • White Plains


2011: Played in one game...HighSchool/Personal:Captained team as a senior... Named All‐League andearned team’s Sportsmanship Award as a sen‐ior...Picked up a season‐high 64 ground balls in2010...Letteredthreeyearsinlacrosse...BornNovember15,1991...Marketingmajor.34

Jack MoranJack MoranSophomore • 5-10 • DefenseSophomore • 5-10 • DefenseBryn Mawr, Pa. • Malvern PrepBryn Mawr, Pa. • Malvern Prep

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB2011 1‐‐0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 1‐0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011: Played in 11 games...Recorded three goals andone assist...Picked up five ground balls...HighSchool/Personal: Captained team as a senior...Helpedclub lacrosse teamwin Gait CupChampionship... Alsoplayed football for two seasons...Born December 17,1991...Historymajor.21

Johnny SimanskiJohnny SimanskiSophomore • 6-1 • MidfieldSophomore • 6-1 • MidfieldReisterstown, Md. • Loyola BlakefieldReisterstown, Md. • Loyola Blakefield


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2011: Played in nine games...Recorded two shots andpicked up one ground ball...HighSchool/Personal:Earned All‐WCAC honors two times...Lettered threeyearsinlacrosseandtwoinbasketball...Sister,Caitlin,isa sophomore on Fairfield’s women’s lacrosseteam...Mother, Kelly, played tennis at Towson andfather,Mark,playedbasketball at Loyola...BornMarch

12,1992...Businessmajor.

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Patrick TownsendPatrick TownsendSophomore • 6-2 • MidfieldSophomore • 6-2 • MidfieldSilver Spring, Md. • Our Lady of Good CounselSilver Spring, Md. • Our Lady of Good Counsel

2011: Played in one game...HighSchool/Personal:Team captain as a senior...Named First Team All‐Intelligencer...Three‐year letter‐winner inlacrosse...BornDecember8,1991...Businessmajor.

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Brian UrbanBrian UrbanSophomore • 5-10 • AttackSophomore • 5-10 • AttackMechanicsville, Pa. • Central Bucks EastMechanicsville, Pa. • Central Bucks East



HighSchool/Personal: Named First Team All‐Ches‐Mont as a senior and junior...Second Team All‐Ches‐Mont as a sophomore...Team MVP as a senior andDefensiveMVPasasophomoreandjunior...Selectedtothe adidas All‐American Regional Team in 2010, thePhilly ShowcaseAll‐Star Team in 2009, and the EPSLAShowcase in 2009 and 2010...Won the National

ChampionshipwithDukesLCin2010...BornOctober21,1992...Majoringinpoliticalscience.

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Kevin BarrowKevin BarrowFreshman • 5-10 • DefenseFreshman • 5-10 • DefenseLandenberg, Pa. • Avon GroveLandenberg, Pa. • Avon Grove

HighSchool/Personal: EarnedFirstTeamAll‐WCACandWashington Post Honorable Mention as a sen‐ior...Captained the team senior year...Scored 45 goalsand 26 assists...Played two years of hockey...BornAugust281992...MajoringinBiology.

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Kyle BruunKyle BruunFreshman • 6-2 • AttackFreshman • 6-2 • AttackChevy Chase, Md. • Gonzaga CollegeChevy Chase, Md. • Gonzaga College

HighSchool/Personal: SelectedtotheAll‐CatholicFirstteam junior and senior years...All‐EPSLA team senioryear...Helped team win the Catholic LeagueChampionshipasasenior...BornJune9,1992...Majoringinbusiness.

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Will FarrellWill FarrellFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseJamison, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepJamison, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

HighSchool/Personal: Lettered four years earning aspotontheAllInter‐ACTeamtwice...Memberofathreetime Inter‐AC Championship team...Born May 11,1992...Majoringinbusiness.

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Michael DoughertyMichael DoughertyFreshman • 6-4 • AttackFreshman • 6-4 • AttackMalvern, Pa. • Malvern PrepMalvern, Pa. • Malvern Prep

HighSchool/Personal: Earned First Team All‐Central,SecondTeamAll‐Delcoandcaptained the teamsenioryear...PlayedforPhiladelphiaintheadidasNationalAll‐American Lacrosse Classic...Fab‐40 selection at PhillyShowcase...Playedtwoyearsofsoccer...BornMarch3,1993...Majoringinaccounting.45

Dylan O’DonnellDylan O’DonnellFreshman • 5-10 • DefenseFreshman • 5-10 • DefenseMedia, Pa. • PenncrestMedia, Pa. • Penncrest

HighSchool/Personal: Selected to the 2009 U.S.LacrosseAll‐American teamand theUnderArmorAll‐American Team...Earned First Team All‐Central, FirstTeamAll‐Delco,andFirstTeamAll‐State (EPSLA) threeyears in a row...Selected Co‐Central LeagueMVP as ajunior...Made Second Team All‐Central as a fresh‐man...Lettered in Football...Born April 25,

1992...Majoringinbusiness.

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Josh CavanaughJosh CavanaughFreshman • 5-10 • MidfieldFreshman • 5-10 • MidfieldSpringfield, Pa. • U.S. Naval Academy PrepSpringfield, Pa. • U.S. Naval Academy Prep

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HighSchool/Personal: Played four years oflacrosse...Contributed to the team’s PhiladelphiaCatholicChampionshipaswellasaStateChampionshipgameappearanceduringhissenioryear...AwardedthePat ByrnesMemorial Scholarship as a junior andwasnamedSecondTeamAll‐Catholicsenioryearwhilelead‐ing the team in assists...Born January 20,

1993...Majoringinbusiness.

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Robert WattsRobert WattsFreshman • 6-0 • Attack/MidfieldFreshman • 6-0 • Attack/MidfieldNewtown, Pa. • St. Joseph’s PrepNewtown, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep

HighSchool/Personal: Four‐year varsitystarter...Earned All‐Ches‐Mont League honors all fouryears...DefensivePlayeroftheYearhisjuniorandsenioryears...Teamcaptainsenioryear...NickColleluoriAwardas a junior...Two time Champ Camp Champion...Tri‐State Summer Festival Champions...Two Time BronzeMedalWinner at Keystone Games....Born January 25,

1993...Majoringinfamilybusinessandentrepreneurship..

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Richard O’NeillRichard O’NeillFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseWest Chester, Pa. • UnionvilleWest Chester, Pa. • Unionville

HighSchool/Personal: EarnedHighSchoolAll‐AmericanandAll‐StatehonorsasaseniorandLeagueMVPasasenior and junior...Selected First Team All‐League hissophomore,junior,andseniorseasons...DefensiveMVPjunior and freshman years...All‐State HonorableMentionasa juniorand sophomore...SelectedSecondTeam All‐League in his freshman season...Member of

the number‐one club team in the nation (Dukes)...Won several tourna‐ments including Tri‐State, Champ Camp, Peddie School, andmore...Letteredtwoyearsinhockey...BornFebruary26,1993...Majoringininterdisciplinaryhealthservices.

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Dustin KeenDustin KeenFreshman • 5-11 • GoalkeeperFreshman • 5-11 • GoalkeeperDowningtown, Pa. • Dowingtown WestDowningtown, Pa. • Dowingtown West

HighSchool/Personal: Captain of the team his senioryear...BornSeptember11,1991...Majoringinbusiness.

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Guy TalaricoGuy TalaricoFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseFreshman • 6-2 • DefenseOradell, N.J. • Bergen CathloicOradell, N.J. • Bergen Cathloic

HighSchool/Personal: Earned2ndTeamAll‐Stateasacaptain senior year...Played in theNew JerseyAll‐Stargame...Scored 27 goals and had 18 assists senioryear...Most Improved Player his junior year...Playedthreeyearsoffootball...BornJanuary3,1993...Majoringinundecidedbusiness.34

Michael FurstenburgMichael FurstenburgFreshman • 6-2 • AttackFreshman • 6-2 • AttackWhitehouse Station, N.J. • Hunterton CentrWhitehouse Station, N.J. • Hunterton Centraall

HighSchool/Personal: Captain of the team his senioryear...Rising Senior Top 205 All‐Star Selection...2011Capital Gazette County Senior All‐Star selec‐tion...Member of the Predator, Propel, and Socolacrosseclubs...Playedwidereceiverinfootballhelpingthe team win the 2010 MIAA FootballChampionship...BornAugust5,1993...Accountingmajor.

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Matthew FranchakMatthew FranchakFreshman • 6-2 • AttackFreshman • 6-2 • AttackMillersville, Md. • Archbishop SpaldingMillersville, Md. • Archbishop Spalding

HighSchool/Personal: Received the "Tiger Award" foroutstandingPlayer...Scored105goalsinhiscareerandadded45assists...BornDecember10,1992...Majoringinbiology.

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Matthew SarconaMatthew SarconaFreshman • 6-0 • AttackFreshman • 6-0 • AttackNorthport, N.Y. • NorthportNorthport, N.Y. • Northport

HighSchool/Personal: New Jersey Group 4 StateChampion as a junior and senior...Captain of thelacrosse team his senior year...Played three years offootballwinningastatechampionshipsenioryearandbeing selected to the All‐Conference team...BornJanuary30,1992...Majoringinbusiness.25

Jake HallJake HallSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldSophomore • 6-0 • MidfieldSummit, N.J. • SummitSummit, N.J. • Summit

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The Saint Joseph’s men’s lacrosse team played its firstseasoninthehighly‐competitiveColonialAthleticAssociationin2011.TheHawks'toughslateconsistedofsixteamsrankedin the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Associationcoaches' preseason poll, including fourth‐ranked MarylandandBrown(20) innon‐conferenceplayandfourconferenceopponents ‐Hofstra (9),Massachusetts (16),Delaware (17),andDrexel(18).AtoughrebuildingyearfortheHawks,theyfinishedwith an overall record of 0‐12 andwere 0‐6 in theconference.

ThesquadopenedtheseasonagainstLehighanddespiteleading scorer Kyle Williams scoring four goals in the roadgame,fell16‐7.TheHawksscoredtwogoalstogetwithinone,6‐5,athalftime,buttheMountainHawksnettedseventhird‐quarter goals and outscored the Hawks, 3‐2, in the fourthquarterforthewin.

TheHawksfelltoBryant,14‐3,intheirhomeopenerthefollowingSaturdayandaftertwoweeksoff,droppedan11‐1matchtoRutgers,despitegoalkeeperChrisMoffa’seffortsinnetwith12saves.

Theteamthenwentonafour‐gameroadswing,openingconferenceplaywitha10‐5losstoDrexel.TheHawkswereup5‐4athalftimebutafterascorelessthirdquartertheDragonsscoredsixstraighttotakethewin.Moffatallied11saves ingoalwhile freshman Johnny Simanski scoredhis first careergoalinthematch.

TheHawksdroppedmatchesto20th‐rankedBrownandfourth‐rankedMarylandandfelltoPennStatebeforeheadinghome to resume conference playwith a four‐game homes‐tand.

Inthefirstofthreestraightgamesagainstrankedoppo‐nentstheHawksfelltoMassachusetts,16‐9.TheMinutemen

tooka5‐0leadinthefirstquarter, lead8‐3athalftime,andused a 5‐0 run in the third quarter to seal the win. MattDoughertyhadthreescoreswhileWilliamstalliedtwogoalsandhadaseason‐highfourassistsintheloss.

TheHawks fell toHofstraanddroppeda10‐6match toDelawareonarain‐soakedFinneseyField.TheBlueHenswentup3‐2athalftimeandoutscoredtheHawks,3‐1,inthethirdquaterand4‐3inthefourth,totakethewin.GriffinFerriganmade13savesbetweenthepipesontheteam’sseniordayinwhich it honored seven graduating seniors ‐ Keith Belson,Scott Cullinan, PatHarner, Pat Kenville, ShawnMowry, RobSaraceniandKevinWadach.

Ferriganreacheddoublefiguresforthesecondgameinarowwith12savesinnetdespitetheHawksfallingtoPenn,13‐5,andtallied15moresavesintheteam’s15‐2losstoTowsoninitsfinalgameoftheseason.

Williams led the Hawks with 17 goals and nine assistswhilesophomoreKyleMahoneyaddedeightgoalswithonehelper. Cullinan scored seven goals and had three assistswhile Dougherty (5 goals, 5 assists), Steve Dunn, and IanCorreiahadfivescoresapiece.

TEAMAWARDS

MOSTVALUABLEPLAYER: KyleWilliamsSCHOLAR‐ATHLETEAWARD: JustinRogersVASQUEZAWARD: PatKenvilleDORIELEAHYAWARD:KeithBelsonACADEMICAWARD:TrevorDougherty

OTHERAWARDS

UnitedStatesIntercollegiateLacrosseAssociationAll‐Star: ScottCullinan

ScottCullinanscored7goalsonhiswaytobeingnamedanAll‐StarbytheUnitedStatesIntercollegiateLacrosseAssociation.

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2011 YEAR IN REVIEWSAINTJOSEPH’SUNIVERSITYFINAL2011MEN’SLACROSSESTATISTICS

(OVERALL:0‐12/COLONIALATHLETICASSOCIATION:0‐6)

Name GP‐GS G A Pts Sh Shot% UP DN GB CT Faceoff Pct Pen‐MinKyleWilliams ..............12‐12 17 9 26 76 .224 2 0 15 3 0‐0 .000 1‐0.5ScottCullinan..............12‐12 7 3 10 40 .175 2 0 14 2 0‐0 .000 2‐1.0MattDougherty............12‐2 5 5 10 19 .263 1 0 5 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0KyleMahoney .............12‐11 8 1 9 40 .200 2 0 15 3 0‐0 .000 2‐1.5SteveDunn................10‐1 5 2 7 24 .208 0 0 5 3 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0IanCorreia ................12‐3 5 0 5 16 .312 1 0 3 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0AugustusQuinzani .........12‐0 3 1 4 17 .176 0 0 8 2 0‐0 .000 2‐1.0JohnnySimanski ...........11‐0 3 1 4 11 .273 0 0 5 1 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0RyanMcGee...............10‐0 0 4 4 12 .000 0 0 8 0 1‐2 .500 0‐0.0BobbyHurley ..............10‐2 2 0 2 8 .250 0 0 3 1 0‐0 .000 2‐1.5KevinWadach ..............5‐0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0MarkDolphin ...............2‐0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 2 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0PatSinnott ................12‐5 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 10 0 0‐0 .000 4‐2.0PatrickTownsend ...........9‐0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 1 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0KeithBelson...............12‐7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 11 4 0‐0 .000 3‐2.5DanielLieb ................12‐1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 8 0 0‐0 .000 6‐4.5MarkAnton ................3‐0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 2 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0TrevorDougherty ..........12‐4 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 8 2 0‐0 .000 1‐0.5PatKenville ................9‐1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 3 0‐0 .000 1‐1.0ChrisStoken ................1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0PatHarner ................11‐11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 12 10 0‐0 .000 1‐1.0ChrisMoffa ...............10‐7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 20 3 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0BillBonner ................12‐11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 20 2 0‐0 .000 3‐3.0GriffinFerrigan ............10‐5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 17 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0TrippTrainor ...............7‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0‐0 .000 1‐0.5AlexSardella ...............1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0ChrisJenkins ...............9‐4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 25 1 55‐127 .433 1‐1.0JohnMoran ................1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0KeithPreston ...............7‐1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 5‐18 .278 1‐1.0JustinRogers ..............12‐12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 15 9 0‐0 .000 2‐2.0TedHospodar .............11‐3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 2 13‐50 .260 3‐2.5ShawnMowry ..............2‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0NoahWeaver...............4‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0MattGermain ..............8‐2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 3 0‐1 .000 1‐1.0KeithZiemba ...............3‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 2‐3.0AnthonyCognetti ...........2‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 1‐3 .333 0‐0.0BillyAnnesley...............8‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0‐0 .000 5‐4.0JackSpallone ...............3‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0BrianUrban ................1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0ColinRoemer ...............6‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0WillAbbott.................7‐3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 7 0 9‐50 .180 1‐1.0RobSaraceni ...............1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0‐0 .000 0‐0.0Total ....................12 55 27 82 274 .201 8 0 264 59 84‐251 .335 45‐36.0Opponents................12 152 85 237 450 .338 14 2 408 98 167‐251 .665 52‐43.5

Name GP‐GS Minutes GA GAAvg Svs Pct W L GB CT ShotsFacedChrisMoffa ...............10‐6 377:26 78 12.40 62 .443 0 7 20 3 222GriffinFerrigan ............10‐5 342:34 74 12.96 70 .486 0 5 17 0 228Total ....................12 720:00 152 12.67 132 .465 0 12 37 3 450Opponents ...............12 720:00 55 4.58 90 .621 12 0 ‐ ‐ 274

2011MEN'SLACROSSEGAMEBYGAMERESULTS:Record: 0‐12 Home: 0‐6 Away: 0‐6 Neutral: 0‐0

Date Opponent Score W/L Att. SJULeadingScorers SHOTS GB FACEOFFS2/12 atLehigh....................................16‐7 L 641 Williams(4) 23‐43 25‐42 5‐212/17 BRYANT ....................................14‐3 L 419 Williams(2) 19‐34 22‐41 7‐143/5 RUTGERS ...................................11‐1 L 321 Cullinan(1) 12‐45 15‐19 2‐143/9 atDrexel....................................10‐5 L 303 M.Dougherty,T.Dougherty,Dunn,Simanski,Williams(1) 19‐30 21‐28 3‐153/12 at#20Brown ................................11‐4 L 686 Mahoney(2) 26‐33 23‐37 7‐123/20 at#7Maryland ..............................11‐4 L 1865 Dunn,Cullinan,Simanski,Williams(1) 18‐37 14‐35 10‐93/26 at#19PennState ............................14‐6 L 352 Mahoney,Williams(2) 30‐33 19‐33 10‐144/2 at#14Massachusetts .........................16‐9 L 324 M.Dougherty(3) 31‐35 27‐34 9‐204/9 #8HOFSTRA.................................11‐3 L 581 Cullinan,MahoneyWilliams(1) 20‐35 19‐29 5‐134/16 #19DELAWARE ..............................10‐6 L 187 Quinzani,Williams (2) 30‐39 21‐23 9‐104/20 #15PENN ...................................13‐5 L 567 Correia(2) 19‐40 21‐31 9‐124/30 atTowson ..................................15‐2 L 1602 Correia,Hurley(1) 27‐46 27‐56 8‐13

HomeGamesinCAPS;*–CAAConferenceGame

SCOREBYQUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TOTALSJU .....................................11 16 9 19 0 35OPPONENTS..............................38 34 42 38 0 152

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CAA OverallTeam W L PCT. W L PCT.1. Hofstra ............5 1 .833 13 3 .8132. Massachusetts ......4 2 .667 10 5 .667

Delaware* .........4 2 .667 11 7 .611PennState .........4 2 .667 7 7 .500

5. Drexel .............3 3 .500 8 6 .5716. Towson ............1 5 .166 3 10 .2317. SaintJoseph’s ......0 6 .000 0 12 .000*–CAATournamentChampion

2011CAASEMIFINALS(atHigherSeeds)#4Delaware10,#1Hofstra9#3Massachusetts10,#2PennState9(OT)

2011CAACHAMPIONSHIP(Amherst,Mass.)#4Delaware9,#3Massachusetts7

2011CAAALL‐TOURNAMENTTEAMDanCooney DelawareNoahFossner DelawareGrantKaleikau DelawareKevinKaminski(MVP) DelawareMikeSkudin HofstraStevenDeNapoli HofstraTomCelentani MassachusettsArtKell MassachusettsJakeSmith MassachusettsMattBerinier PennStateAustinKaut PennState

2011INDIVIDUALSTATISTICALLEADERS

GOALSPERGAMEName‐SCHOOL GP Goals G/GM1.Perri,Scott‐Drexel .........14 39 2.792.Church,Robert‐Drexel .....14 27 1.933.Kell,Art‐Umass ...........15 28 1.874.Lincoln,Jamie‐Hofstra......16 29 1.81Card,Jay‐Hofstra ..........16 29 1.81

6.Glynn,Brendan‐Drexel .....14 23 1.647.Manny,Will‐Umass ........15 22 1.478.Bentz,Stephen‐Hofstra.....16 23 1.449.Mackrides,Matt‐PSU ......14 20 1.4310.KyleWilliams‐SJU........12 17 1.42

ASSISTSPERGAMEName‐SCHOOL GP Assists A/GM1.Perri,Scott‐Drexel .........14 27 1.932.Kaleikau,Grant‐Delaware...16 30 1.883.Church,Robert‐Drexel .....14 22 1.574.Manny,Will‐UMass ........15 23 1.535.Sturgis,Shane‐PSU ........14 16 1.146.Smith,Eric‐Delaware.......18 20 1.117.Mezzanotte,Peter‐Towson .13 14 1.088.Kell,Art‐UMass ...........15 16 1.079.Braddish,Ian‐Hofstra ......16 17 1.0610.Card,Jay‐Hofstra .........16 17 1.06

2011CONFERENCESTATISTICALLEADERS

GOALSPERGAMETeam GP No. Avg/G1.Drexel...............14 158 11.292.Hofstra ..............16 159 9.943.Massachusetts........15 149 9.934.Delaware ............18 168 9.335.Pennstate ...........14 114 8.146.Towson..............13 102 7.857. SaintJoseph’s........12 55 4.58

ASSISTSPERGAMETeam GP No. Avg/G1.Drexel...............14 95 6.792.Hofstra ..............16 105 6.563.Massachusetts........15 87 5.804.Delaware ............18 102 5.675.Towson..............13 65 5.006.PennState ...........14 47 3.367.SaintJoseph’s........12 27 2.25

2011ALL‐CONFERENCE

OffensivePlayeroftheYear: ..............ScottPerri(Drexel),Co‐CoachesoftheYear: ..GregCannella(Umass),JeffTambroni(PSU)RookieoftheYear:..................AustinKaut(PennState)DefensivePlayeroftheYear: .............MikeSkudkin(Hofstra)

FIRSTTEAMALL‐CAAPatDowling DelawareKevinKaminski DelawareScottPerri DrexelFrankTufano DrexelJohnAntoniades HofstraIanBraddish HofstraJayCard HofstraAdamMojica HofstraMikeSkudin HofstraAnthonyBiscardi MassachusettsAustinKaut PennStateMattMackrides PennState

SECONDTEAMALL‐CAADanCooney DelawareGrantKaleikau DelawareKyleBergman DrexelStevenDeNapoli HofstraAndrewGvozden HofstraJamieLincoln HofstraTomCelentani MassachusettsRyanHollenbaugh MassachusettsWillManny MassachusettsMattBernier PennStateNickDolik PennStateDannyHenneghan PennStateMarcIngerman Towson

YEAR GOALS ASSISTS2011 K.Williams .........17 K.Williams ..........9 .....................2010 Evans...............24 Marrapese ..........132009 Evans...............24 Evans...............132008 Sc.Cullinan ..........28 Lopes...............142007 Varga...............24 Lopes...............192006 M.O’Neill ...........19 Wilkinson ...........222005 Wilkinson ...........19 Four,Wilkinson ......142004 Four,Pagliaro ........25 Wilkinson ...........242003 Heidenberger ........28 Mullan..............252002 Heidenberger ........29 McGrann............142001 McNeill .............44 Whitelock ...........272000 McNeill .............36 Whitelock ...........361999 Scott ...............32 Scott ...............241998 B.Oakes ............38 B.Oakes ............341997 McIsaac.............32 McIsaac.............281996 Foley ...............35 McIsaac.............251995 McIsaac.............31 Foley ...............181994 Wheelock ...........29 Foley ...............241993 Fanelli ..............20 J.Oakes.............11

YEAR POINTS SHOTS2011 K.Williams .........26 K.Williams .........762010 Evans...............34 Evans...............892009 Evans...............37 Sc.Cullinan.........1062008 Sc.Cullinan,Varga ....31 Sc.Cullinan ..........852007 M.O’Neill ...........32 Varga...............792006 Wilkinson ...........38 Four................902005 Wilkinson ...........33 Four................742004 Wilkinson ...........35 Four................982003 Mullan..............36 Spay ..............1112002 Heidenberger,Spay ...34 Spay................832001 McNeill .............62 McNeill ............1202000 Whitelock ...........57 McNeill ............1051999 Scott ...............56 Scott ...............761998 B.Oakes ............72 B.Oakes ............951997 McIsaac.............60 McIsaac............1041996 McIsaac.............55 (unavailable)1995 Foley ...............43 McIsaac.............621994 Wheelock ...........49 Wheelock ...........761993 J.Oakes.............29 J.Oakes.............53

YEAR WINS SAVES SAVEPERCENTAGE GAA2011 ..................... Ferrigan ............70 Ferrigan .............486 Moffa ...............12.402010 Ferrigan .............3 Ferrigan ...........150 Ferrigan............ .551 Ferrigan .............12.202009 Hotaling .............6 Hotaling ...........152 Hotaling............ .553 Hotaling ..............8.772008 Hotaling .............4 Hotaling ...........189 Hotaling............ .589 Hotaling ..............8.612007 Hotaling .............4 Hotaling ...........131 Hotaling............ .522 Bopf.................10.122006 Hotaling .............6 Hotaling ...........148 Hotaling............ .552 Hotaling ...............8.062005 Morrissey ............3 Morrissey ..........140 Morrissey .......... .509 Morrissey .............9.842004 McDonnell ...........4 McDonnell .........155 Morrissey .......... .650 McDonnell ...........11.202003 Morrissey ............5 Morrissey ..........143 Morrissey .......... .546 Morrissey .............9.952002 Leopard..............4 Leopard............123 Leopard ............ .546 Leopard..............11.652001 Leopard..............4 Leopard............104 Leopard ............ .507 Leopard..............10.692000 Leopard..............6 Raley ...............85 Leopard ............ .587 Leopard...............8.491999 McQuade ............7 McQuade ..........196 McQuade........... .556 McQuade ............13.351998 McQuade ............6 McQuade ..........228 McQuade........... .539 McQuade ............14.571997 McQuade ............8 McQuade ..........240 McQuade........... .599 McQuade ............12.341996 McQuade ............4 McQuade ..........306 McQuade........... .586 McQuade ............14.901995 Flanagan .............3 Flanagan ...........257 Flanagan ........... .584 Flanagan .............15.331994 Wiley ................7 Wiley..............241 Wiley .............. .600 Wiley ................11.851993 Wiley ................2 Wiley..............219 Wiley .............. .597 Wiley ................11.38

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2011 CAA REVIEWOVERALL CONFERENCE

Season W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish Coach Postseason1993 3 11 .273 ‐ ‐ — — PatDennin1994 7 8 .467 ‐ ‐ — — PatDennin1995 3 10 .231 ‐ ‐ — — PatDennin1996 4 11 .267 ‐ ‐ — — PatDennin1997 8 6 .571 5 2 .750 3rd PatDennin1998 6 9 .400 4 3 .571 T‐3rd PaulPerdue1999 7 8 .467 6 2 .750 T‐2nd PaulPerdue ECACPlayoffs2000 12 4 .750 9 0 1.000 1st PaulPerdue MAACChampions2001 5 9 .357 5 4 .556 T‐4th PaulPerdue2002 4 10 .286 4 3 .571 4th PaulPerdue MAACTournament2003 6 9 .400 5 3 .625 2nd PaulPerdue MAACRunner‐Up2004 4 10 .286 3 5 .375 6th PaulPerdue2005 3 11 .214 2 6 .222 T‐7th PatCullinan2006 6 9 .400 5 3 .625 4th PatCullinan2007 6 12 .333 5 3 .625 T‐2nd PatCullinan MAACRunner‐Up2008 4 11 .267 4 4 .500 T‐4th PatCullinan2009 6 9 .267 4 4 .500 T‐5th PatCullinan2010 3 12 .200 3 5 .375 6th PatCullinan2011 0 12 .000 0 6 .000 7th PatCullinanTOTAL 97 181 .348 64 53 .547

RandyMcNeill (left) led the teamin goals for two straight seasons(2000‐01), while Mike Wiley wasthe top goalkeeper in SJU’s firsttwoseasons(1993‐94).

GAMESPlayer,Years Games

1. AlexLopes,2006‐09 ..........62PatWilliams,2006‐09 .........62

2. SteveVarga,2005‐08 .........613. RobHerzog,1997‐00..........59

RyanMcQuade,1997‐00 ......59BobNavazio,1997‐00 .........59JeffBaxter,1997‐00 ..........59ChrisSpay,2000‐03...........59

6. KeeganWilkinson,2003‐06 ....58RobMcCracken,1998‐01 ......58JoeO’Donnell,1997‐00........58DrewScott,1997‐00 ..........58MattDurkin,2000‐03 .........58TomWengenosky,2006‐09 ....58

GOALSPlayer,Years Goals

1. RandyMcNeill,1998‐01 ......1202. ChrisMcIsaac,1994‐97.......1133. DrewScott,1997‐00 .........1054. BillOakes,1995‐98 ..........1035. DrewFoley,1994‐97 ..........996. JeffBaxter,1997‐00 ..........977. ChrisSpay,2000‐03...........898. JoeO’Donnell,1997‐00........859. SteveVarga,2005‐08 .........7710. ChrisCapozzoli,1995‐98.......70

ASSISTSPlayer,Years Assists

1. BillOakes,1995‐98 ...........912. KeeganWilkinson,2003‐06 ....833. BertWhitelock,1999‐01.......824. ChrisMcIsaac,1994‐97 ........805. DrewScott,1997‐00 ..........746. RobHerzog,1997‐00..........727. DrewFoley,1994‐97 ..........658. AlexLopes,2006‐09 ..........529. RandyMcNeill,1998‐01 .......4110. BrianMullan,2001,03‐04 .....39

MikeO’Neill,2004‐07 .........39

POINTSPlayer,Years Points

1. BillOakes,1995‐98 ..........1942. ChrisMcIsaac,1994‐97.......1933. DrewScott,1997‐00 .........1794. DrewFoley,1994‐97 .........1645. RandyMcNeill,1998‐01 ......1616. BertWhitelock,1999‐01......1427. KeeganWilkinson,2003‐06 ...1378. JeffBaxter,1997‐00 .........1189. JoeO’Donnell,1997‐00.......11210. ChrisSpay,2000‐03..........111

BOLD indicatescurrentathletes

SHOTSPlayer,Years Shots

1. RandyMcNeill,1998‐01 ......3232. ChrisSpay,2000‐03..........2943. DrewScott,1997‐00 .........2824. AndrewFour,2003‐06 .......2765. JeffBaxter,1997‐00 .........2246 AlexMcColough,2003‐07.....3177. SteveVarga,2005‐08 ........2508. BillOakes,1995‐98 ..........2159. AlexHeidenberger,2000‐03 ....21210. ChrisMcIsaac,1994‐97.......210

GROUNDBALLSPlayer,Years GroundBalls

1. CoreyComen,1997‐00 .......2962. RobMcCracken,1998‐01 .....2533. RobHerzog,1997‐00.........2364. MarcReynolds,2002‐05 ......1925. JoeO’Donnell,1997‐00 .......1906. DrewScott,1997‐00 .........179

MarcSchaffer,1995‐98 ......1798. ChrisCapozzoli,1995‐98......1729. BobNavazio,1997‐00 ........15610. ErikHotaling,2006‐09........144

SAVESPlayer,Years Saves

1. RyanMcQuade,1996‐99 .....9702. ErikHotaling,2006‐09........6203. MikeWiley,1993‐94 .........4604. DanMorrissey,2002‐05 ......3965. NickLeopard,1999‐02 .......3186. AndrewFlanagan,1995 ......2577. GriffinFerrigan,2009‐11 .....2338. TravisMcDonnell,2003‐04....2029. JonRaley,1998‐01 ..........155

SAVEPERCENTAGEPlayer,Years Save%

1. MikeWiley,1993‐94 ....... .5992 AndrewFlanagan,1995 ..... .5843. NickLeopard,1999‐02...... .5764. RyanMcQuade,1996‐99 .... .5705. ErikHotaling,2006‐09 ...... .5566. TravisMcDonnell,2003‐04 .. .5387. DanMorrissey,2002‐04 .... .5328. GriffinFerrigan,2009‐11 .....519

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGEPlayer,Years GAA

1. ErikHotaling,2006‐09 .......8.982. R.J.Bopf,2006‐09 ..........9.963. NickLeopard,1999‐02......10.334. DanMorrissey,2002‐05 ....10.475. MikeWiley,1993‐94 .......11.626. TravisMcDonnell,2003‐04 .....11.707. GriffinFerrigan,2009‐11 ...11.848. JonRaley,1998‐01 .........12.59

9. RyanMcQuade,1996‐99 ....13.83

SINGLE SEASON RECORDSCAREER LEADERS

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TEAMRECORDS

GAME:MostGoals............27,atNiagara,3/2/97MostAssists ..........20,vs.Niagara,3/2/97MostShots .......64,vs.Manhattan,4/30/00MostSaves .......38,vs.Loyola‐Md.,4/10/96MostGroundBalls..74,vs.Manhattan,4/14/99

SEASON:MostGoals .....................217(2000)FewestGoals ....................55(2011)MostAssists ....................139(2000)FewestAssists ...................27(2011)MostPoints ....................356(2000)FewestPoints ....................82(2011)MostShots .....................660(1997)MostSaves .....................318(1996)GoalsAgainstAverage ...........8.60(2008)GroundBalls ....................875(1998)

MISCELLANEOUS:LongestWinningStreak ............6(2000)LongestLosingStreak .............12(2011)

INDIVIDUALRECORDS

GAME:MostGoals .......................7,twice

lasttimebyJeffBaxtervs.Fairfield3/26/99MostAssists ............................7

byKeeganWilkinsonvs.Delaware,2/15/03MostPoints ......................11,twice

.lastbyBillOakesvs.Providence,3/18/98MostSaves ............................38

..RyanMcQuadevs.Loyola(Md.),4/10/96

SEASON:MostGoals .........44,RandyMcNeill(2001)MostAssists........36,BertWhitelock(2000)MostPoints ............72,BillOakes(1998)MostShots ........120,RandyMcNeill(2001)MostGroundBalls ..107,CoreyComen(1999)MostSaves .......306,RyanMcQuade(1996)MostVictories.......8,RyanMcQuade(1997)GAA ...............8.06,ErikHotaling(2006)SavePct. ......... .650,DanMorrisey(2004)

CAREER:MostGames ........62,AlexLopes(2006‐09),

.................Pat Williams (2006‐09)MostGoals .....120,RandyMcNeill(1998‐01)MostAssists .........91,BillOakes(1995‐98)MostPoints.........194,BillOakes(1995‐98)MostShots .....323,RandyMcNeill(1998‐01)MostGroundBalls ..296,CoreyComen(1997‐00)MostSaves ....970,RyanMcQuade(1996‐99)MostVictories ...25,RyanMcQuade(1996‐99)GAA ............8.98,ErikHotaling(2006‐09)SavePct. ......... .599MikeWiley(1993‐94)

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CAREER LEADERSGOALS

Player,Year Goals1. RandyMcNeill,2001 .........442. BillOakes,1998 .............383. RandyMcNeill,2000 .........364. DrewFoley,1996 ............355. ChrisMcIsaac,1997 ..........32

DrewScott,1999 ............32JeffBaxter,1999 ............32

8. ChrisMcIsaac,1995 ..........319. ChrisMcIsaac,1996 ..........3010. AlexHeidenberger,2002......29

ASSISTSPlayer,Year Assists

1. BertWhitelock,2000.........362. BillOakes,1998 .............343. ChrisMcIsaac,1997 ..........284. BertWhitelock,2001.........275. ChrisMcIsaac,1996 ..........257. BrianMullan,2003...........24

DrewFoley,1994 ............24RobHerzog,1998............24DrewScott,1999 ............24RobHerzog,2000............24KeeganWilkinson,2004 ......24

POINTSPlayer,Year Points

1. BillOakes,1998 .............722. RandyMcNeill,2001......... 623. ChrisMcIsaac,1997 ..........604. BertWhitelock,2000.........575. DrewScott,1999 ............566. ChrisMcIsaac,1996 ..........557. DrewFoley,1996 ............538. BillOakes,1996 .............519. RandyMcNeill,2000 .........49

BertWhitelock,2001.........49

SHOTSPlayer,Year Shots

1. RandyMcNeill,2001 ........1202. ChrisSpay,2003............1113. ScottCullinan,2009.........1064. RandyMcNeill,2000 ........1055. ChrisMcIsaac,1997 .........1046. AndrewFour,2004 ..........987. AlexHeidenberger,2003......978. BillOakes,1998 .............959. AndrewFour,2006 ..........9010. BillOakes,1997 .............89

SeanEvans,2010 ............89

GROUNDBALLSPlayer,Year GroundBalls

1. CoreyComen,1999 .........1072. RobMcCracken,2001 ........943. MarcSchaffer,1998..........934. RobMcCracken,2000 ........925. ChrisCapozzoli,1998.........896. CoreyComen,1998 ..........887. MarcSchaffer,1997..........868. ChrisCapozzoli,1997.........839. CoreyComen,2000 ..........8210. MarcReynolds,2003 .........78

SAVESPlayer,Year Saves

1. RyanMcQuade,1996 .......3062. AndrewFlanagan,1995 ......2573. MikeWiley,1994 ...........2414. RyanMcQuade,1997 .......2405. RyanMcQuade,1998 .......2286. MikeWiley,1993 ...........2197. RyanMcQuade,1996 .......1968. ErikHotaling,2008..........1899. TravisMcDonnell,2004......15510. ErikHotaling,2009..........152

SAVEPERCENTAGEPlayer,Year Save%

1. DanMorrissey,2004 ...... .6502. MikeWiley,1994 ......... .6003. RyanMcQuade,1997 ...... .5994. MikeWiley,1993 ......... .5975. ErikHotaling,2008 ........ .5896. NickLeopard,2000........ .5877. RyanMcQuade,1996 ...... .5868. AndrewFlanagan,1995 .... .5849. RyanMcQuade,1999 ...... .55610. ErikHotaling,2009 ........ .553

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGEPlayer,Year GAA

1. ErikHotaling,2006 .........8.062. NickLeopard,2000 .........8.493. ErikHotaling,2008 .........8.614. ErikHotaling,2009 .........8.775. DanMorrissey,2004........9.116. DanMorrissey,2005........9.847. DanMorrissey,2003........9.958. R.J.Bopf,2007 ...........10.129. NickLeopard,2001........10.6910. ErikHotaling,2007 ........10.89

ErikHotaling

BillOakes

MOSTOUTSTANDINGPLAYER2011 KyleWilliams2010 SeanEvans2009 ErikHotaling2008 ErikHotaling2007 MikeO’Neill2006 KeeganWilkinson2005 DanMorrissey2004 MattMueller2003 DanMorrissey2002 NickLeopard2001 RandyMcNeill

RobMcCracken2000 RobHerzog

RobMcCracken1999 RobHerzog

RyanMcQuade1998 BillOakes1997 DrewFoley

JohnMcFaulChrisMcIsaacFletchSchottland

1996 ChrisMcIsaac1995 ChrisMcIsaac1994 JoeOakes

ROOKIEOFTHEYEAR2010 KyleWilliams2009 TrevorDougherty2008 ScottCullinan2007 PeterSlowik2006 ErikHotaling2005 SteveVarga2004 MikeO’Neill2003 BrianBorden2002 KevinMcGrann2001 MikePagliaro2000 ChrisSpay1999 BertWhitelock1998 RandyMcNeill1997 JoeO’Donnell1996 RyanMcQuade1995 BillOakes1994 MarcSchaffer

OUTSTANDINGOFFENSIVEPLAYER2010 ArtieMarrapese2009 SeanEvans2008 SteveVarga2007 MikeO’Neill2006 KeeganWilkinson2005 KeeganWilkinson2004 AndrewFour2003 ChrisSpay2002 ChrisSpay2001 RandyMcNeill2000 RandyMcNeill1999 DrewScott1998 BillOakes1997 ChrisMcIsaac1996 DrewFoley

ChrisMcIsaacBillOakes

1995 ChrisMcIsaac1994 DaveWheelock

OUTSTANDINGDEFENSIVEPLAYER2010 PatKenville2009 PatWilliams

TomWengenosky2008 PatMaxey2007 ZachCharles2006 KyleManchin2005 MarcReynolds2004 MarcReynolds2003 MarcReynolds2002 MarcReynolds2001 BrendanDowd2000 NickAnnechini

KevinO’Doherty1999 BrendanDowd1998 MarcSchaffer1997 RyanMcQuade1996 MarcSchaffer1995 DanHeller1994 DanHeller

MOSTIMPROVEDPLAYER2010 NoahWeaver2009 RobSaraceni2008 R.J.Bopf2007 SteveO’Brien2006 SteveVarga2005 BenKinch2004 JoeDoubet2003 BrianMullan2001 SeanMatthews2000 AlanReagan1999 EricEstey1998 CoreyComen1997 DaveMcCrimmon1996 ChrisCapozzoli

FletchSchottland1995 FletchSchottland1994 MarkThomas

VASQUEZAWARDFORLOYALTY2011 PatKenville2010 PeterSlowik2009 RyanTessler2008 JeffBeall2007 AlexMcColough2006 TimothyBrown2004 RyanMadairy2003 MattDurkin2002 AlanReagan2001 RobMcCracken2000 BobNavazio1999 RobHerzog1998 NickMileo

DORIELEAHYAWARD2011 KeithBelson2010 DanMarroccoli2009 PaulCrisafulli2008 PatMaxey2007 PaulCrisafulli

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ALL‐MAAC2008 ErikHotaling .......1st

ScottCullinan .....2ndTomWengenosky ..2nd

2006 ErikHotaling .......1stAndrewFour ......2ndAlexMcColough ...2ndMikeO’Neill.......2ndKeeganWilkinson ..2nd

2005 MarcReynolds.....2nd2004 MarcReynolds.....2nd

KeeganWilkinson ..2nd2003 ChrisSpay .........1st

MarcReynolds.....2nd2002 ChrisSpay ........2nd

EdWalsh .........2nd2001 RandyMcNeill

RobMcCracken2000 RobMcCracken

RandyMcNeill1999 RobHerzog

DrewScott1998 BillOakes

MarcSchaffer1997 ChrisMcIsaac

MarcSchaffer

ACADEMICALL‐MAAC2010 PeterSlowik2009 ChrisCole

PaulCrisafulliJohnHarmonayPeterSlowik

2008 ChrisColePaulCrisafulliJohnHarmonayRobKeoghPeterSlowik

2007 ChrisColePaulCrisafulliJohnHarmonayAlexMcColough

2006 RobKeogh2004 BrianMullan2003 BrianMullan2000 PhilMarchese1999 PhilMarchese1998 ChrisMcIsaac1997 ChrisMcIsaac

MAACALL‐TOURNAMENT

2007 ZachCharlesAlexMcColoughMikeO’Neill

2003 AlexHeidenbergerChrisSpay

2000 RobHerzogNickLeopardRandyMcNeillJoeO’Donnell(MVP)

MAAC COACHOFTHEYEAR2006 PatCullinan

ACADEMICALL‐AMERICAN

1997 ChrisMcIsaac ......3rd

NORTH‐SOUTHALL‐STAR

1998 MarcSchaffer

UNITEDSTATESINTERCOLLEGIATELACROSSEASOOCIATIONALL‐STAR

2011 ScottCullinan

McIsaac Schaffer

TEAM AWARDS

Wilkinson

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Maxey Crisafulli

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ABrettAbbey...............1997‐00WillAbbott ..........2011‐presentFrankAbruzzini ............2003‐06JonAlbert ...................1993NickAnnechini ............1997‐00MichaelAnnecchino........2005‐08BillyAnnesley ........2011‐presentMarkAnton .........2010‐presentBKevinBarrow ........2012‐presentJeffBaxter ................1997‐00JeffreyBeall ..............2005‐08WestonBeard ...............2009MikeBegg...................2010MikeBehrmann ...........2002‐05JustinBelle‐Isle ..............1993DeanBellos ...............2008‐09KeithBelson ..............2008‐11BrianBenko .................2003JohnBifulco .................1993JonathanBobel ..............2002BillBonner ..........2010‐presentR.J.Bopf .................2006‐09BrianBorden..............2003‐04MikeBradley ................1998BobBrannigan ............2009‐10KurtBreckheimer.............2001JoeBrigida ..................1997BrianBrinkmann .....2010‐presentTonyBroderick ............1999‐02MikeBroom ..............1995‐98TimBrown................1999‐02TimothyBrown............2003‐06KyleBruun ..........2012‐presentBrendanBurke ............2009‐10CKevinCallaghan ...........1999‐02ChrisCapozzoli ............1995‐98JamesCapriotti ............1993‐95PatCarrigan ..............2008‐10JoshCavanaugh ......2012‐presentZachCharles ..............2004‐07RyanChitwood ............2002‐05ChrisCole ................2006‐09CoreyComen .............1997‐00PhilConte ................2007‐08JohnCooper .................2005IanCorreia ..........2010‐presentPaulCrisafulli .............2006‐09QuinnCullen ..............2000‐02ScottCullinan .............2008‐11SeanCullinan .............2005‐08JeremyCulp ..............1993‐95DJoeyD’Avanzo.............2007‐10DevinDaly ................2008‐09PatrickDavis.................2003GeoffDeSoye .............2007‐10DenisDietz ...............1993‐94LaurentDionot ............2005‐08MarkDiRiggi ..............1995‐96

PatDiSpirito .................2010SeanDolan ...............2005‐07EdDoris ..................2005‐07JoeDoubet ..................2004MattDougherty ...........2009‐11MichaelDougherty ...2012‐presentTrevorDougherty .....2009‐presentBrendanDowd ............1998‐01ChadDudley ..............2006‐09SteveDunn ..........2010‐presentTomDunn ................2008‐09MattDurkin ..............2000‐03J.D.Dvornicky .............2002‐04EMikeElger ................2001‐04BrianEsernio ................2001EricEstey.................1999‐00PaulEvans ................1995‐98SeanEvans ...............2008‐10FWillFarrell ..........2012‐presentSanteFaustini .............2005‐08GriffinFerrigan .......2009‐presentTimFlagler ..................2005ChrisFlammer ...............1993ShaneFlannery ............2010‐11DrewFoley ...............1994‐97KevinFord ................2001‐03AndrewFour ..............2002‐06JacquesFernandez .........1993‐95AndrewFlanagan .............1995MatthewFranchak....2012‐presentB.J.Fritts .................2003‐06MichaelFurstenburg ..2012‐presentGMattGermain........2009‐presentThaddeusGerman ............1993NateGimbal .................1998DerekGlitz ...............2000‐03CharlieGorman ...........2009‐10IanGradya ..................2008AlexGrant ................1997‐00HJakeHall ............2011‐presentPatrickHansen ...............2005MattHarbeson ............2007‐08JohnHarmonay ...........2006‐09PatHarner................2008‐11AlexHeidenberger .........2000‐03DanHeller ................1993‐94RobHerzog ...............1997‐00KyleHofstaedter..........‘05,2007‐08ErikHotaling ..............2006‐09JohnHolmes.................1996TedHospodar ........2010‐presentBobbyHurley ........2009‐presentAdamHutchinson..........2008‐09BryanHutchinson..........1995‐96JChrisJenkins .........2009‐presentMikeJenkins ................2000JustinJohns .................2006

KJohnKalita ..................1996DustinKeen .........2012‐presentIanKelly ..............2006‐07,‘09MikeKelly ...................2005SeanKelly ................2005‐07PatKenville ...............2008‐11RobKeogh................2005‐08BenKinch ................2003‐06MikeKirlin................2003‐06AustinKline .................2009BobKorbeck .................1994PatKurowski.........2011‐presentBillKwasniewski ..............1996LTimLee .....................1993NickLeopard .............1999‐02JohnLewis ..................2007DanielLieb ..........2009‐presentMarkLipscomb ............2001‐03EvanLinthicum ............2008‐09BrianLitwa ...............1997‐98KevinLombardi ..............2007AlexLopes................2006‐09MikeLutes ...............2010‐11MRyanMadairy .............2001‐04KyleMahoney........2010‐presentChrisMalet ..................1996CollinMalone .............2004‐06KyleManchin .............2003‐06DrewMandela ............2008‐09TimManley..................1994PhilMarchese .............1998‐00ArtieMarrapese..............2010DanMarroccoli ............2007‐10SeanMatthews ........... 2000‐03PatMaxey ................2005‐08AlexMcColough ...........2003‐07RobMcCracken ...........1998‐01DaveMcCrimmon .........1995‐98TravisMcDonnell ..........2003‐04PatrickMcEvoy ............2005‐08JohnMcFaul ..............1994‐97RyanMcGee .........2011‐presentRyanMcGeever ...........2000‐01ShaneMcGovern ..........1993‐94SeanMcGrann ...............1999KevinMcGrann............2002‐05ChrisMcIsaac .............1994‐97JustinMcKenna ...........1997‐99JoeMcNeill ...............2004‐06RandyMcNeill ............1998‐01E.J.McQuade .............1997‐99RyanMcQuade ............1996‐99DanMeehan.................1993KevinMerriman ..............2008NickMileo................1998‐01SamMiller ..................2007TerenceMiller ...............2001KevinMitzak.................2001GregMonte .................1997JohnMoran..........2011‐presentBrianMorrisey ............1995‐96DanMorrissey ............2002‐05ChrisMoffa ..........2010‐presentShawnMowry.............2009‐11MattMueller .............2001‐04PatrickMueller...............2010BrianMullan ..............2001‐04ChrisMyatt ...............1997‐98NBobNavazio ..............1997‐00TimNolan ...................1993OBillOakes.................1995‐98JoeOakes ................1993‐94SteveO’Brien .............2005‐08MattO’Callaghan.............1995KevinO’Doherty ...........1997‐00DylanO’Donnell ......2012‐presentJoeO’Donnell ................1997KyleO’Donnell ...............2008MikeO’Halloran ...........2008‐09ChrisO’Neill ..............2006‐09

JoeO’Neill.....................04MikeO’Neill ..............2004‐07RichardO’Neill .......2012‐presentChrisOrtel ..................2003BenOsborne ..............2006‐08PMikePagliaro .............2001‐04JeremyPlochko ...........2008‐09CarloPrestilieo...............1994BrianPonne ..............2003‐05QTomQuinn ..................1999AugustusQuinzani ....2009‐presentRJonRaley...............1998‐2001AlanReagan ............1999‐2002JonReale ...................1999MarcReynolds ............2002‐05MattReynolds ............2004‐05ColinRoemer ........2009‐presentJustinRogers.........2009‐presentAlejandroRojas ...........2004‐05MattRyan ................2006‐09MikeRyan...................2010SChrisSalvatore ...............1995RobSaraceni ..............2008‐11MatthewSarcona.....2012‐presentMikeSchafer..............1995‐98MarcSchaffer .............1995‐98FletchSchottland ..........1995‐97DrewScott ...............1997‐00KenSheeky ...............1993‐95EitaShimotamari .............1993JohnnySimanski......2011‐presentPatSinnott ..........2010‐presentPeterSlowik ..............2007‐10BartSmalley ..............1999‐02ChrisSmyth .................2002JackSpallone..............2009‐11ChrisSpay ................2000‐03DanSteller ...............1998‐01ChaseStewart.............2007‐10MarkStiegelmayer ...........1996BradStillman ................2002JohnStillwagen ..............1999TMikeTagliaferri ...........2006‐07GuyTalarico .........2012‐presentSeanTeasdale ...............1994JimTenny ...................2006RyanTessler ............2006‐2009MarkThomas .............1993‐95MikeThomas .............1993‐95MikeThompson ...........1994‐95RussThorn ..................2007PatTownsend........2011‐presentBrendanTully ................2010BillTurnbull...............1995‐96UBrianUrban .........2011‐presentVSteveVarga...............2005‐08TonyVerna ..................1994ThomasVail .................2007WKevinWadach.............2008‐11EdWalsh .................1999‐02RobertWatts ........2012‐presentBradWay ................2000‐02NoahWeaver .............2009‐11TomWengenosky..........2006‐09MarkWhartenby .............1996DaveWheelock ..............1994BertWhitelock ............1999‐01MikeWiley ...............1993‐94KeeganWilkinson..........2003‐06KyleWilliams ........2010‐presentPatWilliams ..............2006‐09TommyWilliams .............2003C.R.Wooters..............1996‐97NickWong ..................1997

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The Hawks with the 2000 MAAC championship trophy. SJU ended itsrecord‐breakingyearwithabest‐ever12‐4record(11‐0MAAC).

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20110‐12Overall,0‐6CAA

HeadCoach:PatCullinanDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/12 atLehigh ..................16‐7 L2/17 BRYANT...................14‐3 L3/5 RUTGERS..................11‐1 L3/9 * atDrexel ..................10‐5 L3/12 at#20Brown ..............11‐4 L3/20 at#7Maryland.............11‐4 L3/26 * at#19PennState ..........14‐6 L4/2 * at#14Massachusetts .......16‐9 L4/9 * #8HOFSTRA ...............11‐3 L4/16 * #19DELAWARE ............10‐6 L4/20 #15PENN .................13‐5 L4/30 * atTowson.................15‐2 L

20103‐12Overall,3‐5MAACHeadCoach:PatCullinan

DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/5 DELAWARE ................5‐15 L2/14 ! LEHIGH ....................6‐7 L2/27 + BELLARMINE...............4‐10 L3/2 atDrexel ..................5‐19 L3/6 atRutgers .................6‐15 L3/10 atPenn ...................5‐16 L3/13 BROWN...................4‐18 L3/20 * SIENA ....................8‐14 L3/27 * atMarist ..................9‐15 L4/3 * CANISIUS ................10‐11 L4/10 * atVMI ....................11‐5 W4/17 * DETROIT ..................10‐7 W4/21 * MOUNTST.MARY’S ........8‐18 L4/24 * atManhattan ..............8‐14 L4/28 atWagner..................9‐8 W

20096‐9Overall,4‐4MAAC

HeadCoach:PatCullinanDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/7 atDelaware ...............2‐13 L2/14 atLehigh ...................9‐8 W2/21 HOBART ..................7‐12 L2/28 RUTGERS..................10‐7 W3/4 BELLARMINE................7‐8 L3/10 DREXEL ....................4‐8 L3/14 * atSiena ...................4‐13 L3/21 * atCanisius .................7‐6 W3/28 * VMI .......................9‐6 W4/4 * atProvidence(4OT)..........4‐5 L4/11 * MANHATTAN ..............7‐13 L4/15 * atMountSt.Mary’s..........6‐7 L4/18 * MARIST ....................9‐7 W4/22 * WAGNER..................14‐6 W4/25 atPennState ..............6‐17 L


DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/9 DELAWARE(#14) ..........10‐18 L2/16 LEHIGH ....................5‐7 L2/28 atColgate .................4‐10 L3/4 atBellarmine ..............9‐12 L3/8 atHobart ..................3‐8 L3/11 atDrexel(#14) .............5‐12 L3/15 * SIENA......................8‐7 W3/22 * atMarist(4OT)..............9‐8 W3/29 * CANISIUS...................6‐7 L4/5 * atVMI ...................12‐14 L4/12 * PROVIDENCE ...............4‐5 L4/16 * MOUNTST.MARY’S..........4‐3 W4/19 * atWagner..................9‐4 W4/23 * atManhattan(2OT)..........6‐7 L4/26 PENNSTATE ...............6‐10 L


DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/10 atDelaware(#19) ..........6‐23 L2/17 atNavy(#9) ...............3‐10 L3/3 DREXEL ...................3‐11 L3/6 atDuke(#1) ...............4‐18 L3/10 atQuinnipiac ..............5‐12 L3/13 atVillanova................4‐10 L3/24 * MARIST(OT) ................6‐5 W3/27 * MANHATTAN(OT) ...........9‐8 W3/31 * atProvidence ...............7‐6 W4/7 * VMI .....................17‐10 W4/11 atLehigh ..................2‐12 L4/14 * atCanisius ................7‐15 L

4/18 * atMountSt.Mary’s(2OT) ....8‐9 L4/22 * atSiena ...................7‐13 L4/25 * WAGNER..................11‐3 W4/28 atPennState ..............9‐12 L5/4 # vs.Canisuis ................10‐9 W5/6 # vs.Providence ..............4‐9 L


HeadCoach:PatCullinanDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/11 DELAWARE(#16) ............5‐9 L2/18 NAVY(#6) .................2‐12 L2/25 VERMONT.................9‐10 L2/28 LEHIGH ...................5‐11 L3/8 atDrexel ...................6‐7 L3/12 atColgate .................9‐14 L3/18 * PROVIDENCE(2OT) .......... 7‐8 L3/25 * CANISIUS..................11‐4 W4/1 * atManhattan ...............5‐7 L4/4 VILLANOVA(3OT)............7‐6 W4/8 * atVMI ....................11‐8 W4/15 * SIENA ...................13‐11 W4/19 * atWagner.................11‐3 W4/22 * atMarist ..................15‐5 W4/26 * MOUNTST.MARY’S..........5‐7 L


DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/12 at Delaware ...............3‐18 L2/19 % vs.RobertMorris ..........13‐11 W3/3 ! DREXEL ...................4‐13 L3/7 LEHIGH ...................7‐15 L3/12 COLGATE..................7‐14 L3/15 at Villanova.................4‐9 L3/19 * MARIST ....................5‐6 L4/2 * at Canisius .................4‐7 L4/9 * at Providence(OT) .......... 5‐6 L4/17 * VMI .......................5‐4 W4/20 * at MountSt.Mary’s .......10‐16 L4/23 * MANHATTAN ...............5‐7 L4/27 * WAGNER..................16‐8 W4/30 * at Siena ....................3‐6 L

20044‐10Overall,3‐5MAACHeadCoach:PaulPerdue

DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/14 DELAWARE ...............7‐8 L2/28 at Colgate ............... 6‐12 L3/03 ! at Drexel .................4‐12 L3/06 LEHIGH ...................8‐5 W3/10 RUTGERS(#4) ..............3‐10 L3/13 * at Marist .................5‐10 L3/18 *! SIENA ...................15‐8 W3/20 * at VMI ..................13‐12 W3/23 VILLANOVA ................3‐8 L3/27 * at Wagner................10‐7 W4/03 * CANISIUS ...............12‐13 L4/10 * PROVIDENCE .............6‐13 L4/17 * at Manhattan .............8‐17 L5/01 * MOUNTST.MARY'S .......12‐16 L


HeadCoach:PaulPerdueDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/15 ! vs.Delaware...............9‐16 L2/23 ! vs.Colgate ................7‐18 L2/26 ! vs.Drexel .................5‐11 L3/5 atRutgers .................4‐15 L3/8 * WAGNER...................9‐7 W3/12 * atCanisius .................9‐7 W3/15 * MARIST ...................19‐9 W3/19 atVillanova(#18)............4‐7 L3/22 * atSiena ....................8‐9 L3/29 * MANHATTAN .............13‐10 W4/12 * VMI(OT) ...................8‐7 W4/19 * atMountSt.Mary’s.........7‐17 L4/26 * atProvidence ...............3‐9 L5/2 # vs.Providence(OT) ........12‐11 W5/4 # vs.MountSt.Mary’s .........2‐8 L


DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/16 atNavy ...................2‐16 L2/24 VILLANOVA................7‐19 L3/5 PENNSYLVANIA ............2‐11 L

OPPONENT W‐LBellarmine .................. 0‐3Bloomfield ...................1‐0Brown......................0‐2Bryant......................0‐1Bucknell ....................0‐1Butler .......................0‐2Canisius ................... 10‐5Colgate......................0‐6Delaware ................. 0‐11Detroit ......................1‐0Dowling .....................1‐1Drexel ....................1‐18Duke........................0‐1FairleighDickinson‐Florham ....1‐0Fairfield .....................2‐6Hartford .....................0‐3Hobart ......................0‐2Hofstra .....................0‐1JohnsHopkins ................0‐1Lafayette....................3‐5Lehigh.....................2‐10Loyola(Md.) .................0‐1Manhattan ..................8‐8Marist ....................12‐3Maryland ....................0‐1Massachusetts ...............0‐1Mercer.............FirstMeetingMercyhurst ..................0‐1MountSt.Mary’s ............4‐13Navy ........................0‐3Niagara .....................2‐0OhioState...................0‐2Penn ......................0‐8PennState ..................0‐4Providence ..................6‐9Quinnipiac ..................1‐3Radford ..................... 1‐2RobertMorris ................1‐0Rutgers .....................1‐7SacredHeart .................2‐2Shenandoah .................2‐0Scranton .................... 0‐1Siena ......................11‐6Swarthmore ................. 0‐2Towson.....................0‐1Upsala ......................0‐1Villanova ................... 2‐10VirginiaWesleyan .............0‐1Vermont.....................0‐1VMI .......................7‐4Wagner....................11‐0Wesley ......................0‐2WestChester ................ 3‐3Widener .....................1‐1Totals 97‐181

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ALL-TIME RESULTS3/9 COLGATE..................7‐12 L3/16 * MOUNTST.MARY’S ........4‐15 L3/20 RUTGERS..................3‐14 L3/30 * atMarist .................19‐13 W4/6 atDrexel ..................8‐11 L4/10 * WAGNER..................14‐2 W4/13 * PROVIDENCE ..............9‐17 L4/19 * CANISIUS..................12‐7 W4/24 * atManhattan ..............18‐6 L4/27 * atSiena..................13‐11 W5/3 # vs.Manhattan .............6‐11 L


HeadCoach:PaulPerdueDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/25 atVillanova................6‐12 L3/3 * QUINNIPIAC ..............12‐16 L3/7 LAFAYETTE ................6‐10 L3/10 * SACREDHEART.............9‐16 L3/17 atProvidence ...............7‐8 L3/24 DREXEL ..................11‐12 L3/28 DELAWARE ................9‐14 L4/3 * atWagner.................18‐4 W4/6 * MARIST ..................16‐10 W4/11 * MANHATTAN ..............12‐8 W4/17 atPennsylvania ............6‐25 L4/21 * atCanisius ...............12‐10 W4/22 * atSiena ...................16‐5 W4/29 * atMountSt.Mary’s .......10‐14 L


DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/1 * WAGNER..................23‐2 W3/4 * QUINNIPIAC ...............18‐9 W3/11 * atSacredHeart ...........18‐16 W3/14 * CANISIUS..................19‐6 W3/19 * SIENA ....................19‐1 W3/22 * atManhattan ..............12‐6 W3/25 atDelaware ...............7‐20 L3/28 PENNSYLVANIA ............9‐19 L4/1 atDrexel ..................10‐9 W4/8 atLafayette ...............5‐14 L4/15 VILLANOVA................3‐13 L4/17 * atMarist .................18‐11 W4/21 * PROVIDENCE ..............15‐9 W4/26 * MOUNTST.MARY’S .......12‐10 W4/29 # MARIST ..................12‐11 W4/30 # MANHATTAN ..............17‐7 W


HeadCoach:PaulPerdueDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/6 LAFAYETTE ...............12‐10 W3/13 DREXEL ...................7‐10 L3/16 atPennsylvania ............8‐16 L3/19 * MARIST ...................16‐7 W3/21 * SIENA ....................18‐6 W3/26 * atFairfield ...............13‐10 W3/28 * atProvidence ..............14‐9 W4/3 * atQuinnipiac .............10‐11 L4/6 RUTGERS..................8‐16 L4/10 * atMountSt.Mary’s .......10‐18 L4/14 * MANHATTAN ..............17‐5 W4/17 atVillanova ..............11‐21 L4/21 atJohnsHopkins ...........7‐31 L4/25 * atCanisius ...............19‐10 W5/14 ^ vs.Fairfield ................9‐17 L


HeadCoach:PaulPerdueDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L2/28 PENNSYLVANIA ............9‐17 L3/7 atLehigh ..................4‐16 L3/14 MERCYHURST.............10‐18 L3/18 * atProvidence .............21‐13 W3/25 WESTCHESTER.............18‐4 W3/27 VILLANOVA...............17‐11 W3/28 * CANISIUS ................16‐12 W4/4 * MOUNTST.MARY’S .......10‐17 L4/6 atRutgers .................7‐19 L4/7 * atManhattan ..............19‐8 W4/15 atLafayette ...............11‐14 L4/17 FAIRFIELD ................13‐18 L4/19 * atSiena ...................8‐11 L4/25 * atMarist .................18‐11 W4/29 atDrexel .................11‐21 L

19978‐6Overall,5‐2MAACHeadCoach:PatDennin

DATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/1 atPennsylvania ...........11‐20 L3/8 * atMountSt.Mary’s.........9‐12 L3/19 LEHIGH ..................12‐22 L3/22 atNiagara .................27‐7 W3/23 * atCanisius ................10‐9 W3/26 WESTCHESTER.............16‐6 W3/29 * atFairfield ...............16‐12 L4/5 * MANHATTAN ..............19‐3 W4/9 DREXEL(OT) ..............13‐14 L4/12 atVillanova................8‐14 L4/16 LAFAYETTE ................13‐9 W4/19 * atProvidence .............13‐10 W4/26 * SIENA ...................15‐12 W4/27 * MARIST ...................15‐4 W

19964‐11Overall

HeadCoach:PatDenninDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/2 atVMI ...................11‐16 L3/6 VILLANOVA................9‐19 L3/9 SIENA ...................22‐11 W3/17 BUTLER ...................6‐23 L3/20 atLehigh ..................1‐12 L3/22 OHIOSTATE ...............8‐10 L3/30 atRadford ...............12‐17 L4/3 MOUNTST.MARY’S ........14‐8 W4/10 atLoyola(Md.).............6‐26 L4/12 WESTCHESTER............12‐14 L4/14 atHartford ................9‐15 L4/17 atLafayette ...............10‐8 W4/27 NIAGARA.................24‐14 W5/1 FAIRFIELD ................15‐17 L5/4 atDrexel ..................4‐21 L

19953‐10Overall

HeadCoach:PatDenninDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/1 atVillanova................3‐18 L3/5 atButler ..................2‐17 L3/7 atOhioState ..............5‐23 L3/18 HARTFORD ................9‐11 L3/22 BUCKNELL .................6‐21 L3/25 SIENA ....................12‐9 W3/29 atWestChester ...........11‐13 L4/5 DREXEL ...................8‐17 L4/8 atMountSt.Mary’s.........10‐9 W4/15 RADFORD(OT) ............12‐11 W4/19 LAFAYETTE ...............11‐17 L4/22 atFairfield ...............10‐18 L4/29 VMI .....................12‐21 L

19947‐8Overall

HeadCoach:PatDenninDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/5 atVMI ....................9‐18 L3/12 SACREDHEART.............13‐8 W3/17 LEHIGH ...................3‐12 L3/19 HARTFORD .................4‐9 L3/22 SWARTHMORE.............9‐14 L3/26 SIENA ....................12‐9 W3/30 WESTCHESTER............15‐14 W4/6 atDrexel ..................5‐13 L4/9 atDowling ...............15‐12 W4/12 RADFORD .................5‐15 L4/16 FAIRFIELD .................10‐9 W4/18 atWesley ..................8‐9 L4/20 atLafayette ...............4‐11 L4/23 SHENANDOAH .............13‐2 W4/30 WIDENER .................11‐9 W

19933‐11Overall

HeadCoach:PatDenninDATE OPPONENT .............SCORE W/L3/3 WESLEY ....................2‐9 L3/6 atFairfield ................6‐11 L3/10 atVirginiaWesleyan .........5‐7 L3/22 SACREDHEART..............5‐8 L3/25 atSwarthmore .............1‐17 L3/27 WESTCHESTER.............2‐29 L3/31 BLOOMFIELD ..............11‐3 W4/4 atFairleighDickinson‐Florham .11‐3 W4/7 DREXEL ...................0‐23 L4/10 DOWLING .................9‐19 L4/14 UPSALA ...................7‐12 L4/17 SCRANTON ................1‐18 L4/21 atShenandoah.............17‐2 W4/24 atWidener(OT) .............7‐8 L

GAMEKEY

*...............Conferencegame# .............MAACTournament^ ..............ECACTournament! ................atFranklinField% ..................atPennState+ ...................atVidasField

POSTSEASON RESULTS

1999ECACChampionship(Fairfield,Conn.)

#3Fairfield17,#2SaintJoseph’s9

2000MAACChampionship(Fairfield,Conn.)

#1SaintJoseph’s12, #4Marist11#1SaintJoseph’s17, #3Manhattan7

2002MAACChampionship(Poughkeepsie,N.Y.)

#1Manhattan11,#4SaintJoseph’s6

2003MAACChampionship(Poughkeepsie,N.Y.)

#3SaintJoseph’s12,#2Canisius11#1MountSt.Mary’s8,#3SaintJoseph’s

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2007MAACChampionship(Emmitsburg,Md.)

#3SaintJoseph’s10, #2Canisius9#4Providence9,#3SaintJoseph’s4

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JanetGreder,inhereighthyearastheuniversi‐ty’sdirectorofeducationalsupportservicesforstu‐dent‐athletes, directs a multi‐faceted program ofacademicsupportthataffordsstudent‐athletestheopportunity to succeedboth in the classroomandonthefield.Inadditiontooverseeingtheprogram

forallofSJU’sstudent‐athletes,sheworksdirectlywiththemen’sbasket‐ballprogram.

GredercametoSJUafterthreeyearsasanacademiccoordinatorattheUniversityofIowa.From1997to2001,shewastheassistantacadem‐iccoordinatoratCreightonUniversity.AnativeofNorthPlatte,Neb.,shereceived her bachelor’s degree in education from the University ofNebraska‐Kearneyin1986andamasterofsciencedegreeincounselingfromNebraska‐Omahain1997.SheresidesinDrexelHill,Pa.

Janet GrederJanet GrederDir. of Educational Support ServicesDir. of Educational Support ServicesNebraska-Kearney ‘86 – Eighth YearNebraska-Kearney ‘86 – Eighth Year

JanetGreder andKenKrimmelmonitoracademicprogressofthestudent‐athletesincompliancewithSJUandNCAArulesandregula‐tions.Theofficeisaliaisonbetweentheathleticdepartmentandthefaculty, while serving as a secondary academic advisor to the stu‐dent‐athletes,helpingwithregistration,amongotherissues.

The office also assists student‐athletes in career developmentand runs timemanagementandstudyskillsworkshops throughouttheacademicyear.

All freshmanstudent‐athletes,alongwithselectupperclassmen,arerequiredtoattendstudyhallfournightsaweek.Theoffice,locat‐edintheScienceCenter113,haseightindividualstudyrooms,eachequippedwithacomputer.

Coordinated through theOfficeofEducationalSupportServicesforStudent‐Athletes, Saint Joseph’s student‐athletesutilizenumer‐oussupportprogramsavailablethroughtheUniversity. Thosepro‐grams include the Learning Resource Center, Career Services, theCounselingCenterandtheWritingCenter.Theservicesavailabletostudent‐athletes; career choice assistance, academic skills work‐shops,individualtutoringandpersonaldevelopment,allowforsuc‐cessinthepresentwhilepreparingforthefuture.

Theofficeisawareofthechallengestoday'sstudent‐athletesfaceboth on and off the playing field. To prepare them, the Office ofEducational Support Services for Student‐Athletes organizes andfacilitatesaLifeSkillsProgram.This isdesignedtoprovidestudent‐athleteswitheducationalexperiencesthatwillassisttheminbridg‐ingthegapfromhighschooltocollegeandfromcollegetoprofes‐sional life. The program is designed to reach each student‐athletebasedonhisorherindividualneeds.TheLifeSkillsProgramfocuseson the individual as awhole–academically, athletically, andemo‐tionally–andonthechangingneedsandskillsofthat individual intheyearsduringandaftercollege.Amongthewiderangeoftopicscoveredaretimemanagement,stressmanagement,resumewritingand interviewing, alcohol and drug awareness, and financial plan‐ning.

TheofficealsooverseestheStudent‐AthleteAdvisoryCommittee(SAAC),whichactsasliaisonbetweentheUniversitycommunityandthe student‐athlete body. Members are selected by respectivecoachesorteammembersatthebeginningofeachacademicyear.SAACworks toencourageandpromotestudent‐athletes tobestu‐dent leaders that represent individual varsity teamsand theentireathletic department as a vocal, integral part of the greater SaintJoseph'scommunity.

KenKrimmel is inhisfourthyearasassistantdirector after serving an internship in the depart‐mentin2008.A2003graduateofPennStatewithadegree in elementary education, he received hismaster’sofeducationdegreefromTemplein2008.

ThenativeofStateCollege,Pa.,previouslywasateacherandassistantbasketballcoachatNorthPennHighSchool.Heandhiswife,Katie,resideinArdmore,Pa.

Ken KrimmelKen KrimmelAsst. Dir. of Educational Support ServicesAsst. Dir. of Educational Support ServicesPenn State ‘03 – Fourth YearPenn State ‘03 – Fourth Year

RyanObsniuk returns to Hawk Hill for histhirdseasonafterservingasanathletic train‐inginterninthefallof2007.Hecompletedhisundergraduate degree in 2007 from CentralMichigan University and is currently workingtowardsamaster'sdegreefromSJU.

Heworked atOakwood SportsMedicine in Dearborn,Mich.,serving as an outreach athletic trainer to a local high school. AnativeofCanton,Mich.,heresidesinPhiladelphia.

Ryan ObsniukRyan ObsniukAssistant Athletic TrainerAssistant Athletic TrainerCentral Michigan ‘07 – Third YearCentral Michigan ‘07 – Third Year

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES

Suzanne Pearce is in her fourth year as thedepartment’s learning specialist. She earned herbachelor’sdegreeinelementaryandspecialeduca‐tionfromSaintJoseph’sin2002andthenreceivedhermaster’s degree for certification as a readingspecialistfromSJUthenextyear.

Originally fromWestville, N.J., Pearce came to Saint Joseph’safterserving as a program specialist at the Kingsway Learning Center. SheresidesinSpringfield,Pa.,withherhusband,Al.

Suzanne PearceSuzanne PearceLearning SpecialistLearning SpecialistSaint Joseph’s ‘02 – Fourth YearSaint Joseph’s ‘02 – Fourth Year

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SAINTJOSEPH’SUNIVERSITYATHLETICSMISSIONSTATEMENT

The Mission of the Athletics Department at SaintJoseph’s University reflects the Mission of theUniversitybyusingtheprogramswithinAthleticsasawaytodevelopthewholepersonandpreparingmenandwomenforothers.

• To educate the whole person by complementing the academicexperiencewithathleticandrecreationalprogramsandactivitiesoutsidetheclassroom.

• Tocreateanenvironmentforpersonalgrowththroughopenness,respect,andaconcernforothers.

• Tocommunicatethevalueofcommunityandfamilythroughteamworkandsportsmanship.

• Toprovideopportunitiesforstudentstolearnself‐discipline,responsibility,decision‐making,andattainmentofgoals.

• Toprovideopportunitiesforstudentstoparticipateandcompeteinafirst‐classmanner.

• Toprovideequitableopportunitiesforallstudentsandstaff,includingwomenandminorities.

• ToadvancetheUniversityregionallyandnationallythroughintercollegiateathletics.

John W. SmithsonInterim President

Don DiJuliaAssociate Vice President

Athletic Director

ATHLETICDIRECTORY

AssociateVicePresident/AthleticDirector ..............DonDiJulia..............................................610‐660‐1707

AssistantVicePresident/AthleticBusinessAffairs.........JimBrown..............................................610‐660‐1726

AssistantVicePresident/AthleticDevelopment.........KatieShields..............................................610‐660‐1231

AssociateAthleticDirector/VarsityPrograms ..........RenieShields..............................................610‐660‐2584

AssociateAthleticDirector/Facilities .................AlPendleton..............................................610‐660‐3292

AssociateAD/Marketing/CorporatePartnerships.........TimCurran..............................................610‐660‐1702

AssistantAthleticDirector/Communications .........MarieWozniak..............................................610‐660‐1727

AssistantAD/Recreation&Intramurals .............CoreyShannon..............................................610‐660‐3052

AssistantAthleticDirector/Facilities....................JoeDeLacy..............................................610‐660‐1720

DirectorofEducationalSupportServices ..............JanetGreder..............................................610‐660‐1728

DirectorofSportsMedicine .........................LoriRafferty..............................................610‐660‐1699

AthleticComm.Asst.(Men’sLacrosseContact).....ChrisHumbrecht..............................................610‐660‐2601

SIDE‐mail ..................................ch578749@sju.eduAthleticOfficePhone .............................610‐660‐1707AthleticOfficeFax ................................610‐660‐1716

DIRECTIONSTOFINNESEYFIELD

FromtheNorth: NJTurnpiketoExit6(Pa.Turnpikeconnector).FollowPa.TurnpiketoExit326(Rte.476).Follow476SouthtoRte.76East,towardsPhiladelphia.FollowRte.76EasttoExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheEast: Takeeither theBenFranklinBridge (viaRte.676)or theWaltWhitmanBridge;FollowRte.76West toExit339 (Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheSouth: I‐95Northto476North.Follow476NorthtoExit5(Rte.1).FollowRte.1NorthtoSJU,approximately10miles.

FromtheWest: Pa.TurnpiketoExit326(ValleyForge).FollowRte.76East,towardPhiladelphia,toExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheAirport: I‐95NorthtoRte.76WesttowardsValleyForge.FollowRte.76WesttoExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

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Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is anindependent, Catholic, Jesuit universityteaching disciplined reasoning, effectivecommunicationandaloveoflearning.FromWillingsAlleyinOldCityPhiladelphiatoStilesStreet in North Philadelphia to its currentlocationonCityAvenue,SaintJoseph’shascontinued to grow and change with thetimes. The University combines the Jesuittraditionofacademicexcellence,ahistoryofserviceandanidealcampuslocationtopro‐ducesuccessfulstudentswhostrivetomakeagoodworldevenbetter.

Full‐time, undergraduate day enroll‐ment comprises approximately 4,600 stu‐dents.Graduate,eveningandexecutivepro‐gramspushtotalenrollmenttomorethan8,000students.

THEJESUITTRADITIONOFACADEMICEXCELLENCE

Saint Joseph’s nationally‐recognizedacademicreputationisconfirmedbyongo‐ingacknowledgmentinBarron’s,U.S.News&WorldReportandPeterson’s.TheJesuittraditionofintellectualinquiryandpersonalconcernmanifestsitselfinsmall,challengingclass‐estaughtbyacaringfaculty.Graduateassistantsdonotteach,soundergraduatescanbesuretheyarereceivingtheverybesteducationalexperiencefrom trained experts. One‐on‐one interactionbetweenstudentsandfacultyisarealityatSaintJoseph’s.

Asolidliberalartscurriculumprovidesacross‐the‐boardlearningforeverystudent.Supportingthat curriculum are comprehensive academicmajorsandlearningfacilities.Theresultisabroadeducation that prepares students not only foremployment and graduate school, but for lifeitself.

Inthefallof1998,SJUopenedthe$25millionOwenA.MandevilleHall,whichhousestheErivanK.HaubSchoolofBusiness,theCenterforFoodMarketingandtheregion'sfirst"Teletorium"and"Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000‐square‐footinternationalacademiccenterfeaturingstate‐of‐the‐artdistancelearningtechnology,itislocatednearthecornerof54thStreetandCityAvenue.

AHISTORYOFSERVICEThestudentsofSaintJoseph’sUniversityare

dedicatedtomakingtoday’sworldevenbetter.Anatural spirit of volunteerism has enabled theUniversity’s community service programs tobecomethemostpopularextracurricularactivitiesoncampus. Inaddition,aServiceLearningpro‐gramallowsstudentstoreceiveacademiccreditfortheirworkoutsidetheclassroom.

SJU offers local, national and internationalopportunities for student service. From NorthPhiladelphiatoCamden,N.J.;fromNewOrleanstotheAppalachianMountains,SaintJoseph’sstu‐dentsembracetheJesuitmissionofservingthoseinneed.TheThanksgivingDinnerDanceforareaseniorcitizensandtheHand‐in‐HandFestivalforthe handicapped are two annual student‐runeventsthatdrawthousandsofspecialvisitorstocampusforfunandfriendship.

IDEALCAMPUSLOCATIONSJU’sCityAvenuelocationcombinesthebest

ofdynamicPhiladelphiawiththesuburban,resi‐dential setting of the elegantMain Line. SaintJoseph’s65acresspantwocounties,allowingstu‐dents to literallyenjoy thebestofbothworlds.The city of Philadelphia, with its tremendouswealth of historical, cultural, social and athleticattractions, iseasilyaccessible,while the safety,serenityandgreeneryofasuburbancampusarerightathand.

Thefriendlyatmosphereandclose‐knitcam‐pusensurethatstudentsdon’tgetlostineithertheliteralorthefigurativesenseatSaintJoseph’s.Expandedlibrary,computerandathleticfacilitiesaddabig‐time“feel”tothisgrowinguniversity.

SUCCESSFULSTUDENTSMenandwomen leave Saint Joseph’s pre‐

pared.TheUniversityboastsanexcellentrecordofplacingitsgraduatesinfirst‐timejobs,profession‐

alschoolsandotheradvanceddegreeprograms.Part‐timeworkandinternshipsprovidereal‐worldexperiences, the kind which delight futureemployers. And with its many diverse studentorganizations,SJUoffersampleopportunitiestoassumeleadershippositions.

An extensive on‐campus recruitment pro‐gramprovidesgraduateswithaheadstartintheiremploymentsearch.Regularmeetingswithfacul‐tyadvisors,alongwithadvisoryprogramsinthehealthprofessionsandinpre‐law,assiststudentswhowishtofurthertheirschooling.

PHILADELPHIASJU’s Philadelphia location gives students

access to twoworlds. Thecampus resemblesapark, surrounded by the stately homes ofPhiladelphia’shistoricMainLinesuburbs.Yetstu‐dentshaveaccesstothecultural,commercialandrecreationalactivitiesofdowntownPhiladelphia‐–onlyashortrideaway.SJUstudentstakefre‐quent advantage of the artistic and culturalresources Philadelphia offers, aswell. They visitthePhiladelphiaMuseumofArt;thePennsylvaniaAcademyof theFineArts; theFranklin InstituteScienceMuseum;theAcademyofMusic,whichhouses ballet and opera; and the new KimmelCenter, home to the Philadelphia Orchestra. Inaddition, SJU students enjoy rooting forPhiladelphia’steamsinthefourmajorprofession‐alsportsleagues.

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