2014 penn state men's lacrosse yearbook

PENN STATE UNIVERSITYLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University Park, Pa .Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1855Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44,034Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nittany LionsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blue and White2014 Conference . . . . . . Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)2015 Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Ten ConferenceHome Facilities . . . . . Penn State Lacrosse Field (1,000; turf ) Holuba Hall (1,250; indoor turf )President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Rodney EricksonDirector of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Dave JoynerMen’s Lacrosse Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan BortnerFaculty Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Linda CaldwellAthletics Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www .GoPSUsports .com

COACHING STAFFHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Tambroni (Fourth year)Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hobart ‘92Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137-58 ( .703)Penn State Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-18 ( .609)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jjt19@psu .eduAssistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Peter Toner (Fourth year)Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Springfield ‘03E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pct3@psu .eduAssistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Doctor (Fourth year)Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rutgers ‘07E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cdd10@psu .eduDirector of Operations . . . . . . . . .David Shriver (Third year)Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Georgetown ‘11E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . djs74@psu .eduOffice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 East Area Locker Room McKean Avenue University Park, PA 16802Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(814) 863-7470

TEAM INFORMATION2013 Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-52013 CAA Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-0 (1st)Postseason Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA First RoundHome / Away / Neutral Records . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4 / 7-0 / 1-1Starters Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30/15Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132014 Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gavin Ahern, Tom LaCrosse, Tyler TravisTwitter/Instagram Handle . . . . . . . . . . . . @PennStateMLAXFacebook Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PennStateMensLacrosse

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Varsity Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1913Seasons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100All-Time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .488-490-8 ( .499)First CAA Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2010All-Time CAA Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-7NCAA Postseason Appearances . . . . . . 3 (2003, 2005, 2013)All-Americans (First, Second & HM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118Scholar All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSMen’s Lacrosse Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremy FallisOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 814-865-1757Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 814-206-6544E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .jeremy .fallis@psu .eduFax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 814-863-3165Mailing Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA 16802

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JANUARYThu. 23 EX LEHIGH (1) University Park, Pa. 5:45 p.m.

FEBRUARYSat . 1 EX at Johns Hopkins Baltimore, Md . 1 p .m .Sat. 8 % MICHIGAN (1) University Park, Pa. 1 p.m.Sat. 15 LOYOLA University Park, Pa. 1 p.m.Sat . 22 at Notre Dame Notre Dame, Ind . 3 p .m .

MARCHSat . 1 % at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 1 p .m .Mon . 10 at Denver Denver, Colo . 9 p .m .Sat. 15 * MASSACHUSETTS University Park, Pa. NoonTue. 18 DARTMOUTH University Park, Pa. 5 p.m.Sat. 22 ALBANY University Park, Pa. 1 p.m.Sat. 29 VILLANOVA University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

APRILSat . 5 * at Drexel Philadelphia, Pa . 2 p .m .Sat . 12 * at Towson Towson, Md . 7:30 p .m .Sat. 19 * DELAWARE University Park, Pa. 1 p.m.Sat. 26 * HOFSTRA University Park, Pa. Noon

MAYNCAA FIRST ROUND

Sat . 10 ^ NCAA First Round Campus Sites TBA Sun . 11 ^ NCAA First Round Campus Sites TBA

NCAA QUARTERFINALSSat . 17 ^ NCAA Quarterfinals Newark, Del . TBASun . 18 ^ NCAA Quarterfinals Hempstead, N .Y . TBA

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKENDSat . 24 ^ NCAA Semifinals Baltimore, Md . TBAMon . 26 ^ NCAA Final Baltimore, Md . TBA

* – Colonial Athletic Association game ^ – NCAA Championship game

% – Creator’s Trophy gameEX – Exhibition game

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014 CAPTAINS

Quick Facts • 2014 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Nittany Lion Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Head Coach Jeff Tambroni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Assistant Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Nittany Lion Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8Nittany Lion Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-13Nittany Lion Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-17Nittany Lion Sophomores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-22Nittany Lion Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22-26Colonial Athletic Association Lacrosse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27The Creator’s Trophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Big Ten Conference in 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292013 Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302013 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Penn State Lacrosse Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-34National Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Conference Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36North-South All-Star Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Nittany Lions on Professional & National Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39-40Coaching History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41-42Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43-53Results vs . Ranked Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53All-Time Series Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Series Histories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55-59All-Time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60-67

Content and Layout . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremy FallisDesign and Cover Art . . . . . . . . . . . Steve LoveExecutive Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Stephanie PetullaWriting Assistance . . . . . . . . . . Stephanie Perry

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JEFF TAMBRONI PETER TONER CHRIS DOCTOR DAVID SHRIVERHead Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Dir. of Operations

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2014 PENN STATE MEN’S LACROSSE ROSTER

No. Name Year Position Height Weight Hometown High School (Last College)1 Brian Prestreau Fr . M 6-0 168 Yorktown Heights, N .Y . Yorktown (Stony Brook)2 Cole Yeager Gr . M 5-10 177 Wayne, Pa . Radnor (Yale)3 Shane Sturgis Sr . A 5-9 166 Downingtown, Pa . Downingtown East4 Erik Myers Jr . M 6-2 190 Del Mar, Calif . The Salisbury School (Conn .)5 Nick Mazza Fr . M 6-2 203 Davidsonville, N .Y . Calverton School6 Taylor Stothoff Jr . M 5-10 176 Sparks, Md . The Boys’ Latin School7 Michael Richards Jr . M 6-0 174 Skaneateles, N .Y . Skaneateles8 Tyler Travis R-Sr . D 6-0 180 Geneva, N .Y . Geneva9 Ryan Guittare So . D 6-2 187 Garnet Valley, Pa . Garnet Valley10 Nick Aponte Fr . M 6-0 175 West Islip, N .Y . West Islip11 Kyle Baier Jr . A/M 5-10 165 Auburn, N .Y . Hotchkiss (Conn .)12 Kyle VanThof R-Sr . M 5-11 191 Penfield, N .Y . Penfield13 James Chakey So . D 6-0 188 Havertown, Pa . The Haverford School14 Billy Lombardi Fr . M 5-7 195 Rochester, N .Y . Aquinas Institute15 Anthony Santo So . D 5-11 181 West Islip, N .Y . West Islip (Sacred Heart)16 Connor Darcey R-Fr . GK 6-0 193 Wellesley, Mass . Wellesley18 Lucas Maloney Fr . A 5-6 166 Niskayuna, N .Y . Niskayuna19 Austin Kaut Sr . GK 6-1 197 Morton, Pa . Springfield-Delco20 Steven Bogert Sr . D 5-10 183 Carlsbad, Calif . La Costa Canyon21 Jack Donnelly Jr . D 6-0 170 Toronto, Ont . The Hill Academy 22 Pat Manley Jr . A/M 5-10 168 Arnold, Md . St . Mary’s23 James Burke So . D 6-0 169 Duxbury, Mass . Duxbury24 Ryan Mullen Sr . D 6-3 204 Hatboro, Pa . Hatboro-Horsham25 Tom LaCrosse Sr . M 5-10 180 Canandaigua, N .Y . Canandaigua Academy26 Matt Sexton So . A 5-11 178 Niskayuna, N .Y . Niskayuna28 Kessler Brown Sr . D 6-0 186 Springfield, Va . West Springfield29 TJ Sanders So . A 6-0 179 Orillia, Ont . The Millbrook School (N .Y .)30 Kyle Zittel Jr . M 6-0 190 Eden, N .Y . Eden31 Steve Aitken Sr . A 6-2 213 Wayne, Pa . Haverford School32 Bryan Gerrato Jr . M 5-9 168 Rockville Centre, N .Y . South Side33 Ryne Sternberg Sr . D 5-10 185 Toronto, Ont . Culver Academy34 Talal Alvie So . GK 6-0 190 Charlotte, N .C . Providence HS35 Dan Craig Fr . A 6-1 178 Sherburne, Ont . Centre Dufferin37 Tommy O’Neill So . M 5-11 189 Shamong, N .J . St . Augustine Prep38 Drake Kreinz R-Fr . M 6-0 194 Delafield, Wis . The Portsmouth Abbey School (R .I .)39 Mike Sutton Fr . M 5-9 194 Sewell, N .J . St . Augustine Prep40 John Von Nessen So . M 6-2 210 Hillsborough, N .J . Hillsborough 41 Gavin Ahern Sr . A 6-1 225 Rockville Centre, N .Y . South Side42 Tyler Chambers Fr . M 5-9 178 Media, Pa . Episcopal Academy43 Cole Rainier Fr . M 6-1 206 Pasadena, Md . Calverton School44 JP Burnside Jr . D 5-11 190 Garden City, N .Y . Garden City45 Peter Triolo Fr . D 6-1 188 Smithtown, N .Y . Smithtown East

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni (Hobart ’92), Fourth SeasonAssistant Coach: Peter Toner (Springfield ’03), Fourth SeasonAssistant Coach: Chris Doctor (Rutgers ’07), Fourth SeasonDirector of Operations: David Shriver (Georgetown ’11), Third Season

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAhearn AY-hernBaier BAY-erChakey CHAY-keeGerrato JUR-ah-towGuitarre Gih-TARRKaut KOWTKreinz KRINESPrestreau PREST-rowRainier RAIN-eerRyne RYE-neeStothoff STOW-toffSturgis STIR-jussTambroni Tam-BRONE-eeTriolo TREE-ol-ohYeager YAY-gur

LIONS BY ELIGIBILITYGraduate Student (1): YeagerRedshirt Seniors (2): Travis, VanThofSeniors (9): Ahern, Aitken, Bogert, Brown, Kaut, LaCrosse, Mullen, Sternberg, SturgisJuniors (9): Baier, Burnside, Donnelly, Gerrato, Manley, Myers, Richards, Stothoff, ZittelSophomores (9): Alvie, Burke, Chakey, Guittare, O’Neill, Sanders, Santo, Sexton, Von NessenRedshirt Freshmen (2): Darcey, KreinzFreshmen (10): Aponte, Chambers,Craig, Lombardi, Maloney, Mazza,Prestreau, Rainier, Sutton, Triolo

LIONS BY POSITIONAttack (9): Ahern, Aitken, Baier, Craig, Manley, Maloney, Sanders, Sexton, SturgisMidfielders (20): Aponte, Baier, Chambers, Gerrato, Kreinz, LaCrosse, Lombardi, Maloney, Manley, Mazza, Myers, O’Neill, Prestreau, Richards, Stothoff, Sutton, VanThof, Von Nessen, Yeager, ZittelDefenders (12): Bogert, Brown, Burke, Burnside, Chakey, Donnelly, Guittare, Mullen, Santo, Sternberg, Travis, TrioloGoalies (3): Alvie, Darcey, Kaut

LIONS BY STATE/PROVINCECalifornia (2): Bogert, Myers New Jersey (3): O’Neill, Sutton, Von NessenNew York (16): Ahern, Aponte, Baier, Burnside, Gerrato, LaCrosse, Lombardi, Maloney, Prestreau, Richards, Santo, Sexton, Travis, Triolo, VanThof, ZittelMaryland (4): Manley, Mazza, Rainier, StothoffMassachusetts (2): Burke, DarceyNorth Carolina (1): AlvieOntario (4): Craig, Donnelly, Sanders, SternbergPennsylvania (7): Aitken, Chakey, Chambers, Guittare, Kaut, Mullen, SturgisVirginia (1): Brown Wisconsin (1): Kreinz

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HEAD COACH JEFF TAMBRONI

2009 USILA DIVISION I COACH OF THE YEAR2011 CAA CO-COACH OF THE YEAR

2013 CAA COACH OF THE YEAR

Jeff Tamboni completed his third season in 2013 by leading the Nittany Lions to one of their greatest seasons in program history while celebrating its 100th season. The Nittany Lions set new re-cords for wins (12) and earned the program’s first outright regular season conference title by sweeping the CAA with a 6-0 record. PSU rattled off 10 straight wins during the months of March, April and May to earn the school’s third NCAA bid and first chance to host an NCAA game.

Tambroni was named CAA Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (2011), while goalkeeper Austin Kaut (under Tambroni’s tutelage) was named Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award for the na-tion’s best goalie. Also, Kaut was CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year. Freshman TJ Sanders was named Rookie of the Year and the Nittany Lions placed six on the All-CAA First Team.

During the 2012 campaign, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a sec-ond-place CAA finish with two USILA All-Americans and six All-CAA honorees. Penn State finished with a 9-6 overall record and a 5-1 mark in conference action.

The 2011 CAA Co-Coach of the Year, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a 7-7 record and their first-ever CAA tournament berth during his first year at the program’s helm.

In 2011, eight Nittany Lions garnered All-CAA recognition and fresh-man goalkeeper Austin Kaut earned Rookie of the Year honors while being named a USILA Honorable Mention All-American.

Prior to Penn State, Tambroni spent 10 seasons as head coach at Cornell (2001-10). He guided the Big Red to a 109-40 record and three NCAA Final Four appearances (2007, 2009-10), including the 2009 national championship game.

Tambroni was named USILA Division I Coach of the Year following the 2009 season and was tabbed the 2007 and 2009 Field Turf/NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. Tambroni was also the 2004 and 2009 Ithaca Journal Male Coach of the Year and a three-time National Coach of the Week.

While at Cornell, Tambroni became the 10th-fastest coach to reach the 100-win mark when he accomplished the feat in his 134th career game in March 2010.

During his tenure, his players earned 37 first-team All-Ivy honors, including five Ivy League awards, and three conference Rookie of the Year selections. In addition, 39 players garnered All-America recognition.

Prior to serving as Cornell’s head coach, he spent four seasons as a Big Red assistant coach (1997-2000). Tambroni also served as assistant coach at Loyola College in 1997 and at his alma mater, Hobart College, for three seasons. With the Statesmen, he helped the program reach the 1994 NCAA Division III national champion-ship game.

A 1992 graduate, Tambroni earned his bachelor’s degree in Ameri-can studies. He earned first-team All-America honors as a senior and was twice named a second-team All-American (1990-91). The MVP of the 1990 NCAA title game, Tambroni helped lead the team to back-to-back NCAA championships (1990-91) and left Hobart tied for seventh on the school’s all-time scoring list with 202 points.

Before embarking upon his collegiate coaching career, Tambroni coached the Heaton Mersey Lacrosse Club of the English Lacrosse Union for one year and served as a visiting coach for the Czech-American Lacrosse Foundation in Prague in the summer of 1996.

Tambroni and his wife, Michelle, have three daughters, Carissa, Madison and Ella. Michelle played field hockey at Penn State from 1988-90 and earned All-America honors as a senior.

JEFF

TAMBRONIHead Coach • Fourth YearHOBART ‘92

PENN STATE RECORD 28-18 (.609)OVERALL RECORD 137-58 (.703)

CAREER RECORDSeason Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish Championships Postseason Finish2001 7-6 .538 4-2 .667 T-2nd2002 11-4 .733 4-2 .667 T-2nd NCAA Quarterfinals2003 9-4 .692 5-1 .833 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions2004 9-5 .643 5-1 .833 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions NCAA Quarterfinals2005 11-3 .786 6-0 1.000 1st Ivy Champions NCAA Quarterfinals2006 11-3 .786 5-1 .833 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions NCAA First Round2007 15-1 .938 6-0 1.000 1st Ivy Champions NCAA Semifinals2008 11-4 .733 5-1 .833 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions NCAA First Round2009 13-4 .764 5-1 .833 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions NCAA Runner-Up2010 12-6 .667 4-2 .667 T-1st Co-Ivy Champions NCAA SemifinalsAt Cornell 109-40 .732 49-11 .817 8 Ivy League Titles 8 NCAA Tourneys2011 7-7 .500 4-2 .667 2nd CAA Tournament2012 9-6 .600 5-1 .833 2nd CAA Tournament2013 12-5 .706 6-0 1.000 1st CAA Regular Season NCAA First RoundAt PSU 28-18 .609 15-3 .833 3 CAA, 1 NCAA TourneysCareer 137-58 .703 64-14 .821

WINNINGEST ACTIVE NCAA DIVISION I COACHES

(Minimum 100 games)

Rank Coach School W L Pct.

1 John Desko Syracuse 186 58 .762

2 Bill Tierney Denver 320 113 .739

3 Dom Starsia Virginia 348 129 .730

4 Dave Pietramala Johns Hopkins 171 66 .722

5 Jeff Tambroni Penn State 137 57 .703

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Former Georgetown attacker David Shriver enters his third season at Penn State, his first as director of operations. Shriver was elevated to director of operations by head coach Jeff Tambroni on Aug. 29, 2013.

Shriver is instrumental with the team’s offense by developing the extra-man unit and offensive personnel. Penn State’s offense has improved each of the past two seasons under Shriver’s assistance from 8.14 (2011) to 10.47 (2013).

Shriver was a four-year letter winner at Georgetown where he was elect-ed captain his senior year.

In high school, the Baltimore native helped lead the Boys’ Latin School to the 2006 MIAA “A” Conference title and a national championship with a perfect 21-0 record. He earned the program’s Gelston Cup, which was presented for unique contributions to the team.

A three-sport athlete, Shriver also garnered the Kelly Award for Devotion to Boys’ Latin Athletics and the Team Spirit Award in basketball.

Shriver also played one season at the Salisbury School, compiling 46 points (36g, 10a) in 2007.

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

Peter Toner enters his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Penn State men’s lacrosse team in 2014. As the team’s defensive coach, Penn State ranked second in scoring defense (7.59 goals against per game) during the successful 2013 campaign. Penn State has improved every season during Toner’s tenure from a 2-11 record before his arrival to a 12-5 record en route to the NCAA Tournament in 2013.

Prior to Penn State, Toner spent three seasons as associate head coach at Bryant (2008-10), where he served as the team’s defensive and re-cruiting coordinators. He helped guide the Bulldogs through their transi-tion to Division I as the team went a combined 22-10 during its first two seasons at the nation’s top level.

Before working at Bryant, Toner served as head coach of Wheaton Col-lege for the 2006 and 2007 seasons. During his first season, the Lyons enjoyed their best campaign in school history as they went 10-6 en route to a berth in the ECAC Division II championship game.

A 2003 graduate of Springfield College, Toner worked as a graduate assistant at his alma mater for two seasons (2004-05). As a player, he helped lead the Pride to three NCAA tournament appearances. A two-time captain, Toner garnered All-New England honors and was one of two intercollegiate men’s lacrosse players to garner National Strength and Conditioning Association All-America recognition.

In May 2005, Toner earned his master’s degree from Springfield in physi-cal education with a concentration in athletic administration.

Chris Doctor enters his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Penn State men’s lacrosse team during the 2013-14 academic year. Doctor was pivotal to Penn State’s 2013 success as the Lions went 12-5 with a CAA regular season crown and a NCAA Tournament appearance.

Previously, Doctor assisted in Penn State’s 7-7 (2011) and 9-6 (2012) campaigns. PSU has improved its win total each year during Doctor’s tenure.

In charge of the face-off crew, Doctor’s coaching helped Danny Hen-neghan to a 57.5 faceoff winning percentage in 2013 as Henneghan earned All-CAA First Team. Henneghan graduated from Penn State as the school’s all-time leader in faceoff wins.

Prior to Penn State, Doctor served as offensive coordinator at Lafay-ette for four seasons (2007-10). With the Leopards, Doctor assisted with planning daily practices and recruiting. He helped coach seven All-Pa-triot League players and a league Midfielder of the Year and Rookie of the Year.

At Lafayette, Doctor helped coach the nation’s leader in goals per game in 2009 and, in 2010, the team finished among the nation’s top ten in goals per game as Lafayette made the Patriot League tournament for the first time in program history.

A four-year letter-winner at Rutgers (2004-07), Doctor earned the team’s Alfred Sasser Award as both a junior and senior for leading the team in assists. During his career, the Scarlet Knights recorded 29 victories in four seasons.

PETER

TONERAssistant Coach • Fourth YearSPRINGFIELD ‘03

CHRIS

DOCTORAssistant Coach • Third YearRUTGERS ‘07

DAVID

SHRIVERDirector of Operations • Third YearGEORGETOWN ‘11


NITTANY LION CAPTAINS

2014 PENN STATE CAPTAIN AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Appeared in 17 games . . .Ranked eighth on the team with 6 goals, eighth in shots on goal (15), and ninth in assists (3) . . .Tallied a season-high three points on a goal and two assists vs . Towson in the CAA Final (5/3) . . .Scored lone goals against Binghamton (3/19), Villanova (3/30), Drexel (4/13), Delaware (4/20), Towson (5/3) and Yale (5/11) . . .Picked up five ground balls including a season-high three at Michigan (2/9) .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared and started in all 15 games . . .Ranked second on the team in man-up goals (3), fifth in shots (71), goals (13) and assists (5), and ninth in ground balls (18) . . .Recorded a season-high nine shots and four points (3g, 1a) in a 16-9 victory over Michigan (2/18) . . .Tallied four multi-goal games, including two-goal games vs . Bucknell (3/27), Delaware (4/28) and Drexel (5/2) . . .Scored game-winning goal at Drexel (4/7) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in 11 games and totaled nine points (8g, 1a) . . .Netted two man-up markers and recorded five ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year starter at South Side High School in Rockville Centre, N .Y . . . .Twice garnered honorable mention All-America honors . . .Earned all-county and all-conference honors . . .Named team captain as a senior . . .Played in the 2009 Hotbeds Tournament All-Star Game . . .Also played football and earned all-conference honors .

PERSONALSon of Mark and Lori Ahern .

2014 PENN STATE CAPTAIN2013 USILA ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION

2013 ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Posted a career year, while appearing in 17 games . . .Ranked fourth on the team in shots (62), goals (23) and points (28), all top stats for Penn State midfielders . . .Was named honorable mention USILA All-American and earned a spot on the All-CAA First Team . . .Tallied three hat tricks against Notre Dame (2/24), Bucknell (3/26) and Villanova (3/30) . . .Posted a nine-game scoring streak from March 19 at Binghamton until May 1 against UMass . . .Dished two assists in victory over Massachusetts (3/16) . . .Picked up at least two ground balls seven times with season-high three pickups against Denver (2/17) and Towson (4/13) . . .Caused three turnovers .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared in 15 matches for the Nittany Lions . . .Ranked sixth in goals (9), sixth in shots (49), and sixth in points (11) . . .Tallied season-high three goals in victory over Delaware (4/21) . . .Notched two-goal game vs . UMass (3/17) . . .Registered 14 ground balls .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in all 14 games and started two contests . . .Ranked fourth on the team in assists (3), fifth in goals (9) and sixth in points (12) . . .Collected eight ground balls and three caused turnovers .

BEFORE PENN STATETwo-year starter at Canandaigua Academy . . .Helped lead the team to the 2009 state title and two section championships . . .As a senior, collected 35 goals and 11 assists . . .Earned multiple all-league selections . . .During four-year career, team went 79-7 . . .Also played football and helped the team to the 2008 sectional title .

PERSONALSon of Steve and Barb LaCrosse .

CAREER STATS

Year GP-GS G A PTS SH PCT. GB TO CT PEN

2011 11-0 8 1 9 26 .308 5 3 0 0-0:00

2012 15-15 13 5 18 71 .183 18 16 1 1-0:30

2013 17-0 6 3 9 19 .316 5 5 0 0-0:00

Total 43-15 27 9 36 116 .233 28 24 1 1-0:30

CAREER STATS


2011 14-2 9 3 12 40 .225 8 14 3 2-1:00

2012 15-0 9 2 11 49 .184 14 19 3 1-0:30

2013 17-0 23 5 28 62 .371 17 16 3 4-2:00

Total 46-2 41 10 51 151 .272 39 49 9 7-3:30

GAVIN

AHERNRockville Centre, N.Y.SOUTH SIDE

Senior • ATTACK • 6-1

41TOM

LACROSSECanandaigua, N.Y.CANANDAIGUA ACADEMY

Senior • MIDFIELD • 5-10

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NITTANY LION CAPTAINS & SENIORS

2014 PENN STATE CAPTAIN2013 ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM

AS A REDSHIRT-JUNIOR IN 2013Competed in first full season without injury, starting all 17 games and earning All-CAA First Team honors . . .Collected 31 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers, while dishing an assist . . .Earned at least one ground ball in every game played . . .Earned a season-high four ground balls against Yale (5/11) in the NCAA Tournament along with a career high-tying three caused turnovers . . .Caused a turnover, picked up three ground balls and tallied an assist in a 10-8 win over Towson (4/13) . . .Twice picked up two caused turnovers in wins over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) and Bucknell (3/26) .

AS A REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE IN 2012After missing the first part of the season, made five starts in seven appear-ances, including the final five games of the year . . .Picked up eight ground balls and caused nine turnovers . . .Caused three turnovers each against Denver (3/10) and Drexel (5/2) .

AS A REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in and started one game . . .Collected a ground ball .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010Did not appear in any games .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year letter-winner at Geneva High School . . .Graduated as the school’s all-time leader in ground balls (638) . . .Was a four-time all-league selection . . .Helped lead the school to three straight sections titles . . .Served as team captain as a senior .

PERSONALSon of Brian and Terri Travis . . .Majoring in business .

AS A REDSHIRT-JUNIOR IN 2013Played in all 17 games, scoring six goals with eight assists and nine ground balls . . .Scored goals against Notre Dame (2/24), Ohio State (3/2), Mas-sachusetts (3/16), Bucknell (3/26), Villanova (3/30) and Towson (5/3) . . .Posted first multi-point day in a win over Bucknell (3/26) . . .Earned a three-assist evening in a win over Delaware (4/20) .

AS A JUNIOR IN 2012Made three appearances early in the season . . .Scored twice vs . North Carolina (2/11) including a man-up goal, a ground ball and a caused turnover . . .Added two helpers in a win over Michigan (2/18) . . .Made final appearance of season at Notre Dame (2/26) .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2011Appeared in 14 games and started two contests . . .Ranked third on the team in assists (7), fourth in points (15) and seventh in goals (8) . . .Tied for fifth on the team with one man-up goal . . .Scored one game-winning goal . . .Added 10 ground balls and one caused turnover .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010Played in 13 games and started one contest . . .Ranked fifth on the team with 15 points (6g, 9a) . . .Added 16 ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year letter-winner at Penfield High School . . .Served as team captain as a senior . . .Helped guide the team to the 2006 Section V title and played in the 2009 Section V All-Star Game . . .Also played football .

PERSONALSon of Thomas and Tracy VanThof . . .Majoring in advertising .

CAREER STATS


2010 Did not play

2011 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0-0:00

2012 7-5 0 0 0 0 .000 8 0 9 1-1:00

2013 17-17 0 1 1 0 .000 31 5 14 7-7:00

Total 25-23 0 1 1 0 .000 40 5 23 8-8:00

CAREER STATS


2010 13-1 6 9 15 35 .171 16 8 0 1-0:30

2011 14-2 8 7 15 23 .348 10 19 1 1-0:30

2012 3-0 2 2 4 11 .182 2 5 1 0-0:00

2013 17-0 6 8 14 41 .146 9 15 1 0-0:00

Total 47-3 22 26 48 110 .200 37 47 3 2-1:00

TYLER

TRAVISGeneva, N.Y.GENEVA

Redshirt-Senior • DEFENSE • 6-0

8KYLE

VANTHOFPenfield, N.Y.PENFIELD

Redshirt-Senior • MIDFIELD • 5-11

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NITTANY LION SENIORS

BEFORE PENN STATE2013 (Senior at Yale): Missed sea-son due to injury .

2012 (Junior at Yale): Appeared in 11 games and won 46-of-89 fa-ceoffs (51 .7 percent) for the Ivy League champions . . .Picked up 15 ground balls . . .Earned preseason honorable mention All-America, All-Ivy League and first-team All-New England honors .

2011 (Sophomore at Yale): Saw time in all 14 contests, winning 140-of-216 faceoffs (64 .8 percent), which ranked fourth in the nation . . .Collected a team-high 75 ground balls (5 .36 per game), which ranked 17th in the nation . . .Earned Robert Merrick Memorial Trophy for most ground balls on team . . .Scored five goals . . .Garnered All-New England Second Team honor .

2010 (Freshman at Yale): Played in three games, winning 12-of-20 fa-ceoffs (60 percent) as the Bulldogs won the Ivy League .

BEFORE COLLEGEEarned four letters in lacrosse at Radnor High School, earning two All-Central League and All-Main Line honors . . .Picked up the most ground balls junior year and was named team MVP . . .Three-year letter winner in wrestling, earning Pennsylvania Academic All-State Second Team (160 lbs .) .

PERSONALCole Blasius Yeager was born June 8, 1990 in Philadelphia to David and Elisabeth Yeager . . .Younger brother, Matt, plays lacrosse at Colgate, and younger sister, Amelie, plays at Lafayette . . .Graduated from Yale Univer-sity with a bachelor’s of science degree in geology and geophysics as part of the energy track . . .Pursuing a master’s of science degree in energy engi-neering, while focusing in energy management and policy .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared in four games . . .Made first appearance of the season against Saint Joseph’s (3/23) before picking up a ground ball against Drexel (4/6) . . .Notched a hat trick at Hofstra (4/27) on four shots including a man-up goal, while collecting two ground balls .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared in two games and registered one shot vs . Michigan (2/18) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in four games and collected one ground ball .

BEFORE PENN STATEAttended The Haverford School . . .As a senior, led the team with 45 goals and 14 assists en route to a No . 11 national ranking by Inside Lacrosse . . .Recorded 135 points (100g, 35a) during his high school career . . .Also played football and earned all-conference honors . . .Played in the 2009 Under Armour/Team Philadelphia All-Star Game .

PERSONALSon of Bob and Debbie Aitken .

COLE

YEAGERWayne, Pa.RADNOR (YALE)

Graduate Student • MIDFIELD • 5-9

2

CAREER STATS


2011 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 0 0-0:00

2012 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

2013 4-0 3 0 3 5 .600 3 0 0 0-0:00

Total 10-0 3 0 3 6 .500 4 1 0 0-0:00

CAREER STATS


2010 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 4 0 0 0-0:00

2011 14-0 5 0 5 8 .625 75 12 0 0-0:00

2012 11-0 0 0 0 0 .000 15 2 0 0-0:00

2013 Did Not Play

Total 28-0 5 0 5 8 .625 94 14 0 0-0:00

FACE-OFF STATSYear W-Total Pct.2010 12-20 .6002011 140-216 .6482012 46-89 .517Total 198-325 .609

STEVE

AITKENWayne, Pa.THE HAVERFORD SCHOOL


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2013 ALL-CAA SECOND TEAM2013 CAA ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Named to All-CAA First Team and CAA All-Championship Team . . .Start-ed in 17 games . . .Ranked first on the team in caused turnovers (18) and second in ground balls (80) . . .Collected at least two ground balls in every contest with a season high 10 in victory over Delaware (4/20) along with first collegiate point on an assist . . .Earned seven ground balls and caused a season-high five turnovers in 10-7 win over UMass in the CAA Semifi-nals (5/1) . . .Scored first collegiate goal, picked up seven ground balls and caused two turnovers in CAA Final against Towson (5/3) .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared in 14 games and started in eight . . .Recorded 21 ground balls . . .Tied for fifth in caused turnovers (7) . . .Collected season-high five ground balls vs . Massachusetts (3/17) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in 12 games and started nine contests for the Nittany Lions . . .Earned CAA All-Rookie Team honors . . .Ranked fifth on the team with eight caused turnovers and was sixth in ground balls (31) . . .Named CAA Rookie of the Week on April 25 after collecting a team-high seven ground balls in a 13-3 victory against No . 19 Delaware .

BEFORE PENN STATEThree-year starter at La Costa Canyon . . .As a senior, earned All-America honors and was named the California Player of the Year after collecting 116 ground balls and leading the team to a 23-0 record . . .Was a two-time California All-Academic Team member . . .Also played football .

PERSONALSon of Steve and Tracey Bogert .

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Appeared in 15 games and started in three . . .Recorded 10 ground balls including a season high of three during the season opener vs . Michigan (2/9) . . .Tied for seventh on team with 8 caused turnovers . . .Earned two caused turnovers on two occasions against Notre Dame (2/24) and Bing-hamton (3/19) . . .Won both faceoffs in the NCAA Tournament against Yale (5/11) .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Started in all 15 games . . .Recorded 14 ground balls with a season high of four in the 10-9 win against Drexel (4/7) . . .Tied for third on team with 11 caused turnovers including three against Delaware (4/21) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in two games .

BEFORE PENN STATETwo-year starter at West Springfield High School . . .Earned first-team all-state recognition . . .Helped guide team to a state title and district champi-onship . . .Also played football and ice hockey .

PERSONALSon of Melissa Dent .

CAREER STATS


2011 12-10 0 0 0 0 .000 31 5 8 3-2:30

2012 14-8 0 0 0 0 .000 21 5 7 5-5:00

2013 17-17 1 1 2 2 .500 80 7 18 3-2:30

Total 43-35 1 1 2 2 .500 132 17 33 11-10:00

CAREER STATS


2011 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

2012 15-15 0 0 0 0 .000 14 2 11 0-0:00

2013 15-3 0 0 0 0 .000 10 1 8 3-2:30

Total 32-18 0 0 0 0 .000 24 3 19 3-2:30

STEVEN

BOGERTCarlsbad, Calif.LA COSTA CANYON

Senior • DEFENSE • 5-10

20KESSLER

BROWNSpringfield, Va.WEST SPRINGFIELD


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FACE-OFF STATSYear W-Total Pct.2012 1-2 .5002013 2-2 1.000Total 3-4 .750



2013 ENSIGN C. MARKLAND KELLY, JR. AWARD2013 USILA ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM2012 USILA ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM

2013 CAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR2013 CAA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2011, 2012 & 2013 ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM2012 & 2013 TEWAARATON NOMINEE

2011 CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2011 CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

2011 CAA ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM2011 USILA ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Started in all 17 games, earning the Ensign C . Markland Kelly, Jr . Award for collegiate lacrosse’s best goalie and USILA All-America First Team honors . . .Named CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year along with a spot on the All-CAA First Team for the third straight year . . .Posted a 12-5 record with a .610 save percentage, which ranked second in the nation . . .Registered the nation’s third-best goals-against average (7 .37), while making a career-best 194 saves . . .Saved 10 or more shots in 12 games along with three 16-save showings . . .Allowed seven of less goals 10 times . . .Opened the season with a 12-save showing in an 11-6 win at Michigan (2/9) . . .Earned the win over ninth-ranked Denver (2/17) with 10 saves . . .Posted one of the best games of the season with 16 saves in a 7-5 victory at Massachusetts (3/16), earning CAA Player of the Week . . .Saved 16 and allowed just six in an 11-7 win at Binghamton (3/19) . . .Allowed five goals total in victories over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) and seventh-ranked Bucknell (3/26), making nine and 14 saves, respectively . . .Stopped 16 Vil-lanova (3/30) shots in a 7-6 win, earning CAA Co-Player of the Week for the Bucknell and Villanova victories . . .Won sixth straight game by making

13 saves in a 13-6 win over 12th-ranked Drexel (4/6) . . .Saved 12 in a 13-7 win at Delaware (4/20), clinching PSU’s first CAA title . . .Made 10 saves and allowed just four goals in a 16-7 rout at Hofstra (4/27), clinching PSU’s first undefeated conference regular season . . .Stoned 11 UMass (5/1) shots in a 10-7 victory in the CAA Semifinals . . .Posted fifth game with 14 or more saves in an NCAA loss to Yale (5/11), stopping 14 Bulldog attempts with five ground balls and a season-high two caused turnovers . . .Picked up 37 ground balls and forced six turnovers during the season .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared and started in 15 games . . .Earned USILA All-American Second Team and All-CAA First Team honors . . .Made 167 saves with a 7 .93 GAA and .584 save percentage in over 900 minutes of game time . . .Named CAA Player of the Week after an 18-save effort in a 4-3 win over No . 3 Notre Dame (2/18) . . .Ranked sixth in NCAA for save percentage ( .584) and tenth for saves per game (11 .13) . . .Collected 32 ground balls and six caused turnovers . . .Recorded 10 or more saves on nine occasions as Penn State went 6-3 in those games .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in 14 games, started 13 contests and led the Nittany Lions to a 7-7 record . . .Earned USILA Honorable Mention All-America honors and garnered All-CAA First Team and CAA All-Rookie Team recogni-tion . . .Named the conference’s Rookie of the Year . . .Led the NCAA in save percentage ( .635) and saves per game (13 .64) and ranked 10th in goals-against average (7 .90) . . .Tallied an NCAA-high 25 saves in a 8-7 victory against No . 10 UMass on March 19 . . .Added 37 ground balls and two caused turnovers . . .Named CAA Co-Player of the Week on March 21 and was a three-time CAA Rookie of the Week selection (Feb . 21, March 7, March 21) .

BEFORE PENN STATEThree-year starter at Springfield-Delco High School . .Earned All-Delco Player of the Year honors as a senior after posting a .710 save percentage, collecting 263 saves and allowing four goals per game . . .Named an All-American and garnered all-state recognition . . .Captured a league title . . .Served twice as captain . . .Earned the school’s Presidential Award .

PERSONALSon of Jim and Cheryl Kaut .

AUSTIN

KAUTMorton, Pa.SPRINGFIELD-DELCO

Senior • GOALKEEPER • 6-1

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CAREER STATS

Year GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L SF

2011 14-14 805:47 110 8.19 191 .635 7-7 498

2012 15-15 900:32 119 7.93 167 .584 9-6 478

2013 17-17 1008:54 124 7.37 194 .610 12-5 559

Total 46-46 2715:13 353 7.80 552 .610 28-18 1535


2011 14-14 0 0 0 2 .000 37 12 2 0-0:00

2012 15-15 0 0 0 1 .000 32 16 6 0-0:00

2013 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 37 7 6 1-1:00

Total 46-46 0 0 0 3 .000 106 35 14 1-1:00



AS A JUNIOR IN 2013AAppeared in four games, collecting a ground ball in a victory over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Appeared in two games against Michigan (2/18) and Denver (3/10) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in three games .

BEFORE PENN STATEThree-time all-league player at Hatboro-Horsham . . .Two-time team de-fensive MVP . . .Collected 15 points (4g, 11a) and 197 ground balls during four-year career .

PERSONALSon of Jeff and Deb Mullen . . .Was a four-time Distinguished Honors recipient . . .Earned the school’s Principal’s Award and Lacrosse Student-Athlete Award .

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Appeared in five games with six attempts at the faceoff X .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Played in seven games . . .Recorded one ground ball and one caused turn-over .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in 12 games and started four contests . . .Tied for seventh on team with six caused turnovers . . .Gathered seven ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEAttended Culver Academy (Ind .) .

PERSONALFirst name pronounced “RYE-nee .”

CAREER STATS


2011 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 0-0:00

2012 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1-1:00

2013 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 0 0-0:00

Total 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 2 0 1-1:00

CAREER STATS


2011 12-4 0 0 0 0 .000 7 3 6 3-3:00

2012 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 2 1 0-0:00

2013 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

Total 24-4 0 0 0 0 .000 8 5 7 3-3:00

RYAN

MULLENHatboro, Pa.HATBORO-HORSHAM


24RYNE

STERNBERGToronto, Ont.CULVER ACADEMY (Ind.)


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NITTANY LION SENIORS & JUNIORS

2013 CAA ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM2011 CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Started in all 17 contests, registering 44 points, which ranked third on the squad . . .Posted a team-high 17 assists along with 27 goals on 101 shots with four man-up goals . . .Collect-ed 24 ground balls and caused two turnovers . . .Tallied a goal in 13 of 17 games with three four-goal games . . .Opened the season with a four-goal showing in a win over Michigan (2/9) . . .Registered a second straight four-goal game in an upset win over No . 9 Denver (2/9), earning a CAA Player of the Week honor . . .Scored two goals in four of five games against Lehigh (3/9), Binghamton (3/19), Saint Joseph’s (3/23) and Bucknell (3/26) . . .Registered three assists in three straight games in wins over Bucknell (3/26), Villanova (3/30), and Drexel (4/6) . . .Posted five points in two games against Bucknell (3/26) and UMass (5/1), scoring four goals against the Minutemen and gathering a season-high four ground balls . . .Earned a spot on the CAA All-Championship Team, scoring six goals and an assist and picking up six ground balls with two caused turnovers during the tourna-ment .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012Made 15 appearances with five starts . . .Third on the team with 19 goals, 11 assists and 30 points . . .Recorded a .328 scoring percentage . . .Tallied game-winning goals against Dela-ware (4/21) and Hofstra (4/28) . . .Scored in final six games of the season, five of which were multi-goal efforts . . .Tallied a season-best six points against Delaware (4/21) with four goals and two assists . . .Notched two four-point efforts at Towson (4/14) with three goals and an assist, and vs . Hofstra (4/28) with two goals and two assists . . .Collected 19 ground balls and caused five turnovers . . .Tallied a season-high three assists in a win over Michigan (4/18) . . .Scored in 11 of 15 matches and tallied a point in 12 of 15 .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011Appeared in all 14 games and started 13 contests . . .Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team . . .Led the team in points (34) and assists (16) and ranked second in goals (18), seventh in ground balls (21) and 10th in caused turnovers (4) . . .Earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors twice (3/14, 4/11) .

BEFORE PENN STATETwo-time All-American at Downingtown East . . .Was a two-time all-state pick and multi-year all-conference selection . . .Helped guide the team to four league titles and the 2007 state championship . . .Collected 317 points (158g, 159a) during four-year career . . .Played in the 2009 Under Armour Underclassmen Games and the 2009 EPSLA Junior Games . . .Also played ice hockey .

PERSONALSon of Joe and Tracy Sturgis .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in four games, recording one shot and a ground ball in a victory over Hofstra (4/27) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Played in six games and registered one goal in the 13-8 victory over Vil-lanova (3/31) .

BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed one postgraduate year at Hotchkiss School (Conn .) . . .Earned first-team all-league honors . . .Member of the Skaneateles High School boys’ lacrosse team for four seasons (2007-10) . . .Named first-team all-league as a senior . . .Helped team earn 2007 and 2010 sectional championships .

PERSONALSon of Mike and Teri Baier . . .Has a brother, Mitch . . .Majoring in busi-ness . . .Born Dec . 17, 1991 in Syracuse, N .Y .

CAREER STATS


2012 6-0 1 0 1 2 .500 1 1 0 0-0:00

2013 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0 0-0:00

Total 10-0 1 0 1 3 .33 2 1 0 0-0:00

CAREER STATS


2011 14-14 18 16 34 59 .305 21 31 4 3-2:30

2012 15-5 19 11 30 58 .328 19 21 5 0-0:00

2013 17-17 27 17 44 101 .267 24 25 2 3-2:30

Total 46-36 64 44 108 218 .294 64 77 11 6-5:00

SHANE

STURGISDowningtown, Pa.DOWNINGTOWN EAST


3KYLE

BAIERAuburn, N.Y.HOTCHKISS (Conn.)

Junior • ATTACK/MIDFIELD • 5-10

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NITTANY LION JUNIORS

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Started in all 17 appearances . . .Ranked eighth on the team with 26 ground balls . . .Ranked fifth in caused turnovers (6) on the squad . . .Collected a ca-reer-high of five ground balls in 16-7 win at Hofstra (4/27) . . .Earned two or more ground balls on seven occasions . . .Twice caused three turnovers in wins over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) and Drexel (4/6) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in 14 games and started three . . .Tied for fourth in caused turn-overs (9) . . .Registered eight ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEThree-year member of the Garden City High School boys’ lacrosse team . . .Was a two-time state finalist (2010, 2011) and Long Island champion (2010, 2011) . . .Helped lead the squad to three straight Nassau County titles (2009-11) . . .As a senior, honored as an All-America finalist . . .Earned all-county and all-county academic honors as both a junior and senior .

PERSONALSon of Jim Burnside and Patricia Sharp . . .Has a sister, Julia . . .Majoring in business . . .Born Jan . 14, 1993 .

2012 ALL-CAA ROOKIE TEAM2012 CAA ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Made 17 appearances with 14 starts . . .Ranked second on the team with 17 caused turnovers, while collecting 23 ground balls . . .Scored first collegiate goal in avictory over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) . . .Earned a season-high three caused turnovers in an NCAA Tournament loss to Yale (5/11) . . .Forced at least two turnovers in five contests . . .Picked up season-high three ground balls on two occasions: in a loss to Lehigh (3/9) and a victory over Towson (4/13) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Started in all 15 contests . . .Earned CAA All-Rookie Team honors . . .Ranked second with 13 caused turnovers . . .Recorded 17 ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEMember of The Hill Academy boys’ lacrosse team . . .Served as team cap-tain . . .Played two seasons with the Toronto Beaches club team .

PERSONALSon of Jay and Lorna Donnelly . . .Has a brother, Evan . . .Majoring in life sciences . . .Born April 17, 1992 .

CAREER STATS


2012 15-15 0 0 0 0 .000 17 2 13 9-9:00

2013 17-14 1 0 1 1 1.000 23 7 17 6-6:30

Total 32-29 1 0 1 1 1.000 40 9 30 15-15:30

CAREER STATS


2012 14-3 0 0 0 0 .000 8 2 9 1-1:00

2013 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 26 2 11 8-7:30

Total 31-20 0 0 0 0 .000 34 4 20 9-8:30

JP

BURNSIDEGarden City, N.Y.GARDEN CITY

Junior • DEFENSE • 5-11

44JACK

DONNELLYToronto, Ont.THE HILL ACADEMY

Junior • DEFENSE/MIDFIELD • 6-0

21



AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Did not appear in a game .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Did not appear in a game .

BEFORE PENN STATEMember of the South Side High School boys’ lacrosse team . . .Twice named an all-county honoree . . .Served as team captain as a senior . . .Named South Side Athlete of the Year . . .Earned MVP and Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior . . .Also played football, basketball and soccer .

PERSONALSon of Tony and Lisa Gerrato . . .Father, Tony, uncle, Glen, and aunt, Le-anne, all played lacrosse at Penn State . . .Has two sisters, Sofia and Olivia . . .Majoring in business and communications . . .Born Oct . 11, 1992 .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Appeared in 10 games, notching seven assists . . .Tallied first point of the saeson at Bucknell (3/26) before notching a two-assist game against Drex-el (4/6) . . .Added another two-assist game in the CAA Final vs . Towson (5/3) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in all 15 games . . .Earned CAA Rookie of the Week after a two-point weekend vs . Michigan (2/18) with a goal, an assist, a ground ball and a caused turnover . . .Registered eight points (2g, 6a) and eight ground balls .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year member of St . Mary’s High School boys’ lacrosse team (2008-11) . . .As a senior, tallied 19 goals and 12 assists . . .Helped lead team to an 11-6 record . . .Played one season with the Baltimore Crabs club team .

PERSONALSon of Greg and Kathy Manley . . .Father, Greg, and mother, Kathy, both played lacrosse at Loyola . . .Has one brother, Jake . . .Majoring in business . . .Born Oct . 24, 1992 .

BRYAN

GERRATORockville Centre, N.Y.SOUTH SIDE

Junior • MIDFIELD • 5-9

CAREER STATS


2012 Did not play

2013 Did not play

Total 0-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

32PAT

MANLEYArnold, Md.ST. MARY’S

Junior • ATTACK/MIDFIELD • 5-10

CAREER STATS


2012 15-0 2 6 8 7 .286 7 8 2 1-1:00

2013 10-0 0 7 7 12 .000 4 9 0 0-0:00

Total 15-0 2 6 8 7 .286 7 8 2 1-1:00

22



AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Made 11 appearances, scoring two goals and two assists . . .Tallied first col-legiate point on an assist in a win at Michigan (2/9), while picking two ground balls . . .Scored first collegiate goal against Lehigh (3/9) . . .Scored second goal of the season against Saint Joseph’s (3/23) . . .Caused a turn-over at Bucknell (3/26) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in two games against Michigan (2/18) and Notre Dame (2/26) .

BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed four seasons at Torrey Pines High School . . .Served as team captain as a senior and was named the school’s varsity MVP . . .Earned US Lacrosse All-America honors . . .Played one season at the Salisbury School (Conn .) .

PERSONALSon of George and Mary Myers . . .Has two brothers, Justin and Jake . . .Jus-tin was a member of the men’s soccer team at Cal and Jake played lacrosse at Cornell . . .Born March 9, 1992 .

2012 ALL-CAA ROOKIE TEAM

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Saw time in all 17 games with 15 starts as a short-stick defensive midfield-er, scoring a goal, picking up 32 ground balls and causing 16 turnovers, which ranked third on the team . . .Had a standout performance in a win over Denver (2/17) scoring a highlight-reel goal, picking up four ground balls and causing a turnover . . .Gathered two or more ground balls in nine contests including a career-high five against Lehigh (3/9) . . .Forced a ca-reer-high three turnovers in an 11-3 win over Bucknell (3/27) . . .Caused a pair of turnovers against Notre Dame (2/24) and Delaware (4/20) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in all 15 games scoring one goal off three shots, winning 25 ground balls, and causing 11 turnovers . . .Named to All-CAA Rookie Team . . .Scored first collegiate goal against Notre Dame (2/26) in the Li-ons’ 4-3 victory . . .Picked up a season-high four ground balls against Le-high (3/20) . . .Registered a ground ball in all but two contests .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year member of the Skaneateles High School boys’ lacrosse team . . .As a senior, Named an ESPN Rise Honorable Mention All-American and earned first-team all-league honors . . .Garnered second-team all-league rec-ognition and helped lead team to a sectional championship as a junior .

PERSONALSon of Craig and Rhonda Richards . . .Has two brothers, Marcus and Eric . . .Majoring in agricultural sciences . . .Born Jan . 21, 1993 .

ERIK

MYERSDel Mar, Calif.SALISBURY SCHOOL (Conn.)


MICHAEL

RICHARDSSkaneateles, N.Y.SKANEATELES


4

CAREER STATS


2012 15-0 1 0 1 3 .333 25 6 11 2-1:30

2013 17-15 1 0 1 2 .500 32 8 16 3-2:00

Total 32-15 2 0 2 5 .400 57 14 27 5-3:30

7

CAREER STATS


2012 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 0 0-0:00

2013 11-0 2 2 4 11 .182 6 8 1 2-1:30

Total 13-0 2 2 4 11 .182 6 10 1 2-1:30



AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Appeared in seven games as a reserve .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Made 12 appearances . . .Scored one goal, had one assist, and three ground-balls . . .Scored in first collegiate game against Michigan (2/18) . . .Tallied his first collegiate assist against Towson (4/14) .

BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed five years at Boys’ Latin High School . . .As a senior, served as team captain and named an ESPN Rise Honorable Mention All-American .

PERSONALSon of Scott and Lonnie Stothoff . . .Has a brother, Sam, and a sister, Leah . . .Majoring in recreation, parks and tourism management . . .Born July 11, 1993 .

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Appeared in all 17 contests, scoring eight goals and two assists with six ground balls . . .Scored two goals twice: a 15-12 win over No . 9 Denver (2/17) and a 13-7 win at Delaware (4/20) . . .Tallied lone goals against Notre Dame (2/24), UMass (3/16, 5/1) and Binghamton (3/19) . . .Earned assists vs . Hofstra (4/27) and Towson (5/1) . . .Picked up a career-high two ground balls against Ohio State (3/2) .

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Made seven appearances, scoring one goal and two assists . . .Scored against Michigan (2/18) . . .Recorded assists vs . Lehigh (3/20) and Villanova (3/31) . . .Added a ground ball and caused turnover .

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year member of Eden High School’s boys’ lacrosse team (2008-11) . . Earned US Lacrosse All-America status as a senior . . .Named All-ECIC and All-WNY . . .Served as team captain . . .Led team to the section finals . . .Helped guide team to the 2010 division championship .

PERSONALSon of Bill and Terry Zittel . . .Father, Bill, played football at Cornell . . .Has two brothers, Jason and Michael, and a sister, Kimberly . . .Majoring in pre-medicine . . .Born Jan . 12, 1993, in Buffalo, N .Y .

TAYLOR

STOTHOFFSparks, Md.BOYS’ LATIN


KYLE

ZITTELEden, N.Y.EDEN


6

CAREER STATS


2012 7-0 1 2 3 5 .200 1 6 1 0-0:00

2013 17-0 8 2 10 25 .320 6 10 0 0-0:00

Total 24-0 9 4 13 30 .300 7 16 1 0-0:00

30

CAREER STATS


2012 12-0 1 1 2 6 .167 3 6 1 2-2:00

2013 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

Total 19-0 1 1 2 6 .167 3 6 1 2-2:00


NITTANY LION SOPHOMORES

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Did not appear in a game .

BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed four seasons at Providence . . .Earned All-State honors in 2011 and 2012 as well as All-Regional accolades . . .Named Team MVP in 2011 and 2012 . . .Earned All-Conference honor in 2010 . . .Helped lead Providence to state title in 2009 and regional title in 2012 . . .Played four years for Team Charlotte and Team Carolina .

PERSONALTalal Nabeel Alvie was born Feb . 9, 1994 in Islamabad, Pakistan to Kiran and Nabeel Alvie . . .Has an older brother, Talha . . .Anticipates a major in business .

ALVIE ON CHOOSING PENN STATE“I chose Penn State for the rich tradition and academics .”

2013 ALL-CAA ROOKIE TEAM

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Appeared in 17 games . . .Finished the season with 27 ground balls and six caused turnovers . . .Collected two or more ground balls on 10 occasions with season high of three ground balls against Binghamton (3/19), Villa-nova (3/30), Towson (4/13), Delaware (4/20) and Yale (5/11) . . .Knocked away a season-high two turnovers at Bucknell (3/26) .

BEFORE PENN STATELettered all four years at Duxbury High school, helping DHS to three state championships in 2009, 2011 and 2012 . . .Earned Boston Herald’s Massachusetts Player of the Year senior year en route to a 21-2 record . . .Named Patriot League’s Midfielder of the Year . . .Played five years of club lacrosse for Laxachusetts .

PERSONALJames Kilduff Burke was born March 31, 1994 in Duxbury, Mass . to Jim and Chris Burke . . .Has two younger brother Brendan and Brady . . .Antici-pates majoring in business management .

QUOTING BURKE ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the coaching staff along with what Penn State offers academically was a perfect fit for me .”

CAREER STATS


2013 17-0 0 0 0 2 .000 27 5 6 4-3:00

Total 17-0 0 0 0 2 .000 27 5 6 4-3:00

CAREER STATS


2013 Did Not Play

Total 0-0 - 0 - 0 - 0-0 0

TALAL

ALVIECharlotte, N.C.PROVIDENCE

Sophomore • GOALKEEPER • 6-0

34JAMES

BURKEDuxbury, Mass.DUXBURY

Sophomore • DEFENSE • 6-0

23



AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Appeared in five games, making collegiate debut in a win over Michigan (2/9) . . .Collected a ground ball against Ohio State (3/2) .

BEFORE PENN STATEHelped lead The Haverford School to four Inter-Ac championships and the 2011 national championship with a 21-2 record . . .Earned honorable mention All-Inter-Ac senior year earning the John Nostrant Lacrosse Award . . .Played varsity football at Haverford for four seasons

PERSONALJames Edward Chakey was born May 12, 1994 in Havertown, Pa . to James and Clare Chakey . . .Has a younger sister named Bridget . . .Majoring in pre-medicine .

QUOTING CHAKEY ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of what the university had to offer me not just with athletics but also academics .”

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Made four appearances with collegiate debut coming in a victory over Saint Joseph’s (3/23) .

BEFORE PENN STATELettered four years at Garnet Valley High school earning Under Armour All-American honors senior year . . .Named to All-Philadelphia Inquirer High School team senior year . . .Was a two-time All-Central League, All-Delco honoree . . .Named Defensive Team MVP at Garnet Valley senior year, serving at team captain . . .Named No . 41 overall freshman by Inside Lacrosse, 13th defenseman . . .Played for Dukes Lacrosse Club for four sea-sons, serving as captain . . .Helped lead Dukes to the 2011 Tri-State Nation championships and two Champ Camp national titles . . .Also lettered for four seasons in football, helping GVHS to two Central League titles as an outside linebacker .

PERSONALRyan Samuel Guittare was born July 10, 1993 in Glen Mills, Pa . to Fran and Sam Guittare, who swam at Widener for four years . . .Has a brother, Sam, and a sister, Lauren .

QUOTING GUITTARE ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State for the academics, athletics, and the opportunity to start a new power in the world of Division I lacrosse .”

CAREER STATS


2013 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0-0:00

Total 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0-0:00

JAMES

CHAKEYHavertown, Pa.THE HAVERFORD SCHOOL


13

CAREER STATS


2013 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

Total 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

RYAN

GUITTAREGarnet Valley, Pa.GARNET VALLEY


9



AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Appeared in all 17 games, primarily as a short-stick defensive midfielder . . .Registered three points on a goal and two assists, while picking up four ground balls and causing two turnovers . . .Tallied two assists in collegiate debut in a win over Michigan (2/9) . . .Collected a season-high two ground balls vs . Ohio State (3/2) . . .Scored first collegiate goal in a 16-7 win over Hofstra (4/27) . . .Caused a turnover vs . Towson (4/13) and Yale (5/11) .

BEFORE PENN STATENamed a USILA All-American senior year while serving as a co-captain and earning second-team All-State . . .Ranked No . 19 midfielder in recruit-ing class by ESPN Rise . . .Helped lead St . Augustine Prep to non-Public Group A finals appearances in 2010 and 2011 . . .Earned honorable men-tion All-State junior year . . .Named first-team All-South Jersey by the Philadelphia Inquirer in 2011 and 2012 . . .Lettered three years in lacrosse at St . Augustine Prep . . .Played club lacrosse with Tri-State Lacrosse and SouthShore Lacrosse .

PERSONALThomas Carl O’Neill, Jr . was born August 29, 1993 in Shamong, N .J . to Tom and Lisa O’Neill . . .Has two older sisters, Sarah and Jesse . . .From an athletic family as father, Tom, lettered four years at Susquehanna in foot-ball, mother, Lisa, played field hockey for three years at North Carolina and sister, Sarah, played one year of lacrosse at Lehigh . . .Intends to major in business .

QUOTING O’NEILL ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because it has a rich tradition, great supporting alum-ni and the big college atmosphere .”

2013 CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2013 ALL-CAA SECOND TEAM2013 ALL-CAA ROOKIE TEAM

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Earned CAA Rookie of the Year, All-CAA Second Team and All-CAA Rookie Team honors after a 44-goal, five-assist season with 49 total points . . .Started in all 17 games at attack, ranking second on the team in points and first in goals . . .Collected 18 ground balls and forced five turn-overs during the season . . .Registered a team-high seven man-up goals . . .Scored in 15 of 17 games and tallied multiple goals in a game on 11 occa-sions . . .Scored nine hat-tricks with three five-goal performances . . .Named CAA Rookie of the Week five times (2/11, 3/4, 3/11, 4/8, 4/15) along with a CAA Co-Player of the Week honor (4/15) . . .Named Cascade/In-side Lacrosse National Rookie of the Week (3/13) . . .Kicked off collegiate career with a five-point outing against Michigan (2/9) on four goals and an assist . . .Tallied a hat trick in a win over No . 9 Denver (2/17) . . .Scored five goals in back-to-back games against Ohio State (3/2) and Lehigh (3/9), earning first six-point game vs . Lehigh . . .Notched four goals in an 11-3 win over Bucknell (3/26) . . .Scored four goals in a 13-6 win over Drexel (4/6) . . .Tallied five goals on eight shots in a 10-8 win over Towson (4/13) . . .Notched first two-assist game in a win over Delaware (4/20) . . .Scored a hat trick against Hofstra (4/27) . . .Posted a two-goal game in a CAA Semifinal win over UMass (5/1) . . .Earned ninth hat trick in CAA Final vs . Towson (5/3) . . .Scored twice and picked up four ground balls in an NCAA First Round game vs . Yale (5/11) .

BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed for three years at the Millbrook School in New York . . .Helped lead team to a 13-4 record senior year . . .Played club lacrosse for Team Ontario and Edge Lacrosse .

PERSONALTaylor Jeffrey Sanders was born September 17, 1993 in Orillia, Ontario to Jeff and Robin Sanders . . .Has a younger sister, Jordi . . .Anticipates a ma-jor in business . . .One of four Nittany Lions from the province of Ontario, joining junior Jack Donnelly, senior Ryne Sternberg and freshman Dan Craig .

CAREER STATS


2013 17-0 1 2 3 2 .500 4 3 2 0-0:00

Total 17-0 1 2 3 2 .500 4 3 2 0-0:00

TOMMY

O’NEILLShamong, N.J.ST. AUGUSTINE PREP

Sophomore • MIDFIELD • 5-11

37

CAREER STATS


2013 17-17 44 5 49 108 .407 18 23 5 2-1:00

Total 17-17 44 5 49 108 .407 18 23 5 2-1:00

TJ

SANDERSOrillia, Ont.MILLBROOK SCHOOL (N.Y.)

Sophomore • ATTACK • 6-0

29



AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012Appeared in six games, mainly on the man-up . . .Recorded a ground ball in collegiate debut at Michigan (2/9) . . .Picked up a pair of assists against Lehigh (3/9) .

BEFORE PENN STATEEarned All-Region honors and MVP honors senior year, leading Niska-yuna to a 20-2 record, scoring 63 goals and 52 assists . . .A prolific scorer, totaled 123 goals and 93 assists in four seasons . . .Helped lead Niskayuna to state semifinals in 2010 and 2012, while helping with a state finals appearance in 2009 . . .Earned regional and sectional championships in 2009, 2010 and 2012 . . .Named to the Upstate New York Under Armour Team in 2010 and 2011 . . .Played club lacrosse for the Albany Power for six seasons .

PERSONALMatthew Moore Sexton was born December 12, 1993 in Albany, N .Y . to Tim and Jen Sexton . . .Has a younger brother, James, and a younger sister, Catherine . . .Intends to pursue a career in business upon graduation .

QUOTING SEXTON ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because I am excited by the opportunities Penn State and Coach Tambroni have to offer .”

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Appeared in four games . . .Made collegiate debut against Saint Joseph’s (3/23) . . .Fired a shot against Hofstra (4/27) .

BEFORE PENN STATELettered for four seasons at Hillsborough High School in lacrosse . . .Helped Hillsborough to most successful period of lacrosse with 33 wins from 2009-11, including a school-record 13 victories in 2011 . . .Also let-tered four years in football at Hillsborough as starting quarterback, punt-er and safety . . .Named Hillsborough Patch’s 2011 Male Athlete of the Year .

PERSONALJohn Eric Von Nessen was born November 30, 1993 in New Hyde Park, N .Y . to John and Mary Von Nessen . . .Has two older sisters, Alex and Lau-ren . . . .Majoring in marketing .

QUOTING VON NESSEN ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the environment, togetherness of the stu-dent body and rise of Penn State lacrosse .”

CAREER STATS


2013 6-0 0 2 2 2 .000 1 0 0 1-1:00

Total 6-0 0 2 2 2 .000 1 0 0 1-1:00

MATT

SEXTONNiskayuna, N.Y.NISKAYUNA

Sophomore • ATTACK • 5-11

26

CAREER STATS


2013 0-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

Total 0-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0-0:00

JOHN

VON NESSENHillsborough, N.J.HILLSBOROUGH

Sophomore • MIDFIELD • 6-2

40



AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Redshirt season, retaining four years of eligibility entering 2014 .

BEFORE PENN STATEWas a four-year starting goalie for Wellesley High School . . .Two-time high school All-American . . .Named League MVP two straight years, while earning Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic . . .Named to Met-ro West All-Scholastic Super Team senior year with a .770 save percent-age . . .Named an ESPN Warrior Top 40 honoree sophomore year as well as a Nike Blue Chip athlete . . .Helped lead Wellesley to three Herget Divi-sion titles (2010-12) and a spot in the Eastern Massachusetts finals senior year . . .Played club lacrosse for Laxachusetts from 2007-12

PERSONALJohn Connor Darcey was born June 29, 1993 in Newton, Mass . to Penny and Bill Darcey . . .Has two brothers named Will and Teddy . . .Anticipates majoring in business .

QUOTING DARCEY ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the perfect fit of education, highest level of lacrosse, Coach Tambroni and the social aspect of college .”

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Redshirt season, retaining four years of eligibility entering 2014 .

BEFORE PENN STATEMost recently played lacrosse for Portsmouth Abbey School in Rhode Island for two seasons earning All-American, All-Conference and league MVP . . .Led the lacrosse squad to a third straight conference champion-ship . . .Lettered in football and was named an All-New England running back . . .Captained the lacrosse and football teams at Portsmouth Abbey . . .Lettered for the years at Kettle Moraine High in Wisconsin . . .Earned All-State and All-Conference in 2009 and 2010 at KMHS . . .Played four years for the Milwaukee Select club team .

PERSONALDrake William Kreinz was born August 8, 1992 in Milwaukee, Wis . to Kim and Steve Kreinz . . .Has three younger brothers named Austin, Logan and Noah as well as a younger sister named Ella . . .Intending to major in business and be a sports agent after graduation .

QUOTING KREINZ ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the team, coaching staff and the campus atmosphere is unlike any other .”

CAREER STATS


2013 Redshirt Season

Total 0-0 - 0 - 0 - 0-0 0

CONNOR

DARCEYWellesley, Mass.WELLESLEY

Redshirt-Freshman • GOALKEEPER • 6-0

16DRAKE

KREINZDelafield, Wis.PORTSMOUTH ABBEY (R.I.)

Redshirt-Freshman • MIDFIELD • 6-0

38

CAREER STATS


2013 Redshirt Season

Total 0-0 - 0 - 0 - 0-0 0


BEFORE PENN STATENamed Under Armour All-American as a senior, scoring 24 goals, 25 assists and picking up 81 ground balls while serving as team captain . . .Ranked 22nd by Inside Lacrosse junior year and 29th entering freshman year of college . . .Earned three All-County and All-League honors . . .Led team to state title junior year, while earning most valuable player champi-onship game honor as West Islip recorded a 22-1 record, earning a No . 3 national ranking . . .Lettered three times in lacrosse and twice in football . . .Named All-County twice in football, leading West Islip to league title senior year .

PERSONALNicholas Wayne Aponte was born June 20, 1995 in Manhasset, N .Y . to Mary and Armando Aponte . . .Has an older sister, Lindsay, who competes for Sacred Heart University’s track & field team as a thrower . . .Aunt, Di-ana Cimino, is a 1983 graduate of Penn State . . .Anticipates majoring in business .

QUOTING APONTE ON PENN STATE“The reason I chose Penn State was because of the coaching staff, the campus and the chance to win a national championship .”

BEFORE PENN STATEEarned U .S . Lacrosse All-American, All-Inter Ac, All-DelCo, All-Eastern Pennsylvania and All-State honors as a senior by scoring 29 times and assisting on 32 goals . . .Featured as the starting short-stick defensive mid-fielder junior year, pitching in with a goal and five assists to help Episcopal Academy to the Inter-Ac Invitational title . . .Lettered four years at EA . . .Played three years of club lacrosse for Duke’s Lacrosse Club and Rebel Elite Lacrosse .

PERSONALTyler Christian Chambers was born April 20, 1994 in Los Angeles, Ca-lif . to Tim and Kathleen Chambers . . .Has a younger sister, Quinn, and a younger brother, Gavin . . .Nephew of current Penn State men’s basketball head coach Patrick Chambers . . .Uncles Chris (‘81) and Joseph Chambers (‘83) are graduates of PSU . . .Intends to major in business or communica-tions .

QUOTING CHAMBERS ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because it gives me the best education while being able to play and compete for a national championship .” lacrosse, Coach Tambroni and the social aspect of college .”

NITTANY LION FRESHMEN

NICK

APONTEWest Islip, N.Y.WEST ISLIP

Freshman • MIDFIELD • 6-0

10 TYLER

CHAMBERSMedia, Pa.EPISCOPAL ACADEMY


42


BEFORE PENN STATEPlayed three years for Barrie Lakeshores club squad in the Junior A league . . .Compiled 214 points in 62 games with the Lakeshores, amass-ing 105 goals and 109 assists . . .Named Barrie Rookie of the Year and was Barrie’s leading scorer while playing for the Lakeshores . . .Named a top five rookie of the year in Canada in 2011 . . .Helped lead Barrie to its first playoff appearance in 2013 .

PERSONALDaniel James Craig was born March 23, 1994 in Orangeville, Ont . to Don and Diane Craig . . .Has an older brother, Dylan . . .Wants to pursue architecture upon graduation .

QUOTING CRAIG ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the atmosphere and location .”

BEFORE PENN STATEFive-year letter winner for the Aquinas Institute, earning three All-GRALL First Team honors . . .Won over 60 percent of faceoffs in each year played including a season-best 73 winning percentage in 2013, scoring 29 goals, 13 assists and picking up 110 ground balls . . .Won 69 percent at the faceoff X with 37 goals scored, 21 assists and 131 ground balls . . .Played two years of club lacrosse with Sweetlax .

PERSONALWilliam Joseph Lombardi was born January 5, 1995 in Rochester, N .Y . to Barbie Morningstar and John Lombardi . . .Has a younger brother, John .

QUOTING LOMBARDI ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of its rich tradition and commitment to ex-cellence .”

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year letter winner at Niskayuna, three years with Nittany Lion teammate Matt Sexton . . .Tallied 50 or more goals in three straight years . . .Earned All-America status and first-team honors on All-Suburban Coun-cil and Times-Union All-Stars senior year, racking up 97 points (4 .4 points per game) on 73 goals and 24 assists, leading Niskayuna to 21-1 record . . .Scored 79 goals and dished 16 assists en route to a sectional championship and regional title junior year . . .Scored 52 goals and 11 as-sists sophomore year, earning the first of two second-team All-Suburban Council recognition . . .Helped lead Niskayuna to three state regional ti-tles . . .Participated in the Jack Reed Blue Chip camp in 2012 . . .Ranked No . 83 by Inside Lacrosse for incoming freshmen .

PERSONALLucas Charles Maloney was born October 7, 1994 in Schenectady, N .Y . to Beth Ognibene and Steve Maloney . . .Has a younger brother, Evan . . .Enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies with the intent to enter communications or business .

QUOTING MALONEY ON PENN STATE“I enjoyed the campus and coaches on my visits and I was excited about my opportunity to succeed with the lacrosse program and in the class-room .”

NITTANY LION NEWCOMERS

BILLY

LOMBARDIRochester, N.Y.AQUINAS INSTITUTE


14

DAN

CRAIGShelburne, Ont.CENTRE DUFFERIN

Freshman • ATTACK • 6-1

35LUCAS

MALONEYNiskayuna, N.Y.NISKAYUNA

Freshman • ATTACK • 5-6

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BEFORE PENN STATEFive-year letter winner at The Calverton School, earning three Under Ar-mour All-America accolades (2011-13) and five MILL titles (2009-13) . . .Named first-team All-MILL four times (2010-13) . . .Earned All-Met and All-State honors junior year . . .Ranked 44th by Inside Lacrosse for incom-ing freshmen . . .Participated in the Under Armour All-American Senior Showcase in 2013 . . .Teammates at Calverton with fellow Nittany Lion classmate Cole Rainier . . .Twice earned first-team All-MILL honors in golf (2010-11) .

PERSONALDominick Sanio Mazza was born September 23, 1994 in Baltimore, Md . to Frank and Dana Mazza . . .Has a younger brother, Jonathan, and a younger sister, Lia . . .Uncle, Craig Johnson, and aunt, Debbie Royer, both attended Penn State . . .Intends to major in business .

QUOTING MAZZA ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of its great reputation and I wanted to play lacrosse for Coach Tambroni .”

BEFORE PENN STATETransferred from Stony Brook following the fall 2013 semester . . .Two-time letterwinner at Yorktown, scoring 94 goals and 18 assists . . .Named a U .S . Lacrosse All-American senior year behind 67 goals and 15 assists . . .Earned Hudson Valley Player of the Year and named a Tri-State First-Team midfielder senior year . . .Tallied 27 goals and three assists junior year en route to an All-Section honor .

PERSONALBrian Patrick Prestreau was born February 25, 1995 in Westchester, N .Y . to Kerri and Nick Prestreau . . .Has two older brothers, Nick and Michael . . .Intends to major in business .

QUOTING PRESTREAU ON PENN STATE“I picked Penn State because I felt at home here as a player and as a stu-dent . The team is a bunch of great guys who are always looking out for each other . I also loved the coaching staff and I’m excited to be playing for them for the next four years .”

BEFORE PENN STATEThree-year letter winner at The Calverton School . . .Earned All-America honors . . .Helped lead Calverton to three straight MILL titles (2011-13) . . .Teammates at Calverton with fellow Nittany Lion classmate Nick Mazza .

PERSONALJames Cole Rainier was born February 9, 1994 in Baltimore, Md . to Chris and Rachel Stencil . . .Has a younger sister, Zoee . . .Enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies

QUOTING RAINIER ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because of the amount of opportunities they have out in this world .”

BRIAN

PRESTREAUYorktown Heights, N.Y.YORKTOWN (STONY BROOK)


1NICK

MAZZADavidsonville, Md.CALVERTON SCHOOL


5

COLE

RAINIERPasadena, Md.CALVERTON SCHOOL


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BEFORE PENN STATESpent the 2013 season at Sacred Heart University, but did not see game action . . .Lettered four years at West Islip High School and was teammates with current Nittany Lion Nick Aponte . . .Senior year earned honorable mention All-America, leading West Islip to a New York championship and a 21-1 record . . .Collected 113 ground balls and forced 99 turnovers senior year . . .Also lettered on the football team .

PERSONALAnthony Santo was born May 19, 1994 in West Islip, N .Y . to Paul and Debra Santo . . .Has an older sister, Justine, and a younger brother, Jo-seph . . .Anticipates majoring in economics .

QUOTING SANTO ON PENN STATE“I chose Penn State because I have always wanted to be a part of the school since I was five-years old .”

BEFORE PENN STATELettered four times at St . Augustine Prep and was a former teammate of current Nittany Lion Tommy O’Neill . . .Earned All-America honors junior and senior year . . . . . .Ranked 36th by Inside Lacrosse for incoming freshmen . . .Participated in the Under Armour All-American Senior Show-case in 2013 . . .Played four seasons of club ball with Duke’s Lacrosse .

PERSONALMichael Kent Sutton was born August 13, 1995 in Camden, N .J . to Jac-queline and Kent Sutton . . .Has an older sister, Julie, who plays lacrosse for Alvernia University . . .Intends to major in kinesiology in order to pursue a career as a physical therapist .

QUOTING SUTTON ON PENN STATE“I loved what the school has to offer along with the Penn State lacrosse program .”

BEFORE PENN STATEFour-year letter winner at Smithtown East earning Academic All-America distinction senior year . . .Named All-County and All-League junior and senior years . . .Named team’s defensive MVP three times . . .Earned Under Armour Underclass All-America honor in 2012 . . .Served as team captain junior and senior years . . .Helped Smithtown East to four-straight play-off appearances including a semifinal showing senior year . . .Collected 90 ground balls, forced 30 turnovers and scored 10 times . . .Played eight years of club lacrosse for Team Smithtown

PERSONALPeter Anthony Triolo was born August 11, 1995 in Syosset, N .Y . to Kathy and Pete Triolo . . .Has an older sister, Devin, and a younger sister, Nicole . . .Intends to major in engineering .

QUOTING TRIOLO ON PENN STATE“I chose to attend Penn State because of its going lacrosse program, ex-cellent coaching staff and facilities, and outstanding school community .”

MIKE

SUTTONSewell, N.J.ST. AUGUSTINE PREP


PETER

TRIOLOSmithtown, N.Y.SMITHTOWN EAST

Freshman • DEFENSE • 6-1

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SANTOWest Islip, N.Y.WEST ISLIP (SACRED HEART)


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COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LACROSSE

The Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) has sponsored men’s lacrosse since 2001 and features six schools for the 2014 season—Del-aware, Drexel, Hofstra, Massachusetts, Penn State and Towson. Penn State has been a member off the CAA since 2010 when it joined the lacrosse affiliation with Massachusetts.

The Nittany Lions went 1-4 the first season and finished sixth of six teams. Since then, Penn State put together consecutive second-place showings in 2011 and 2012 before going a perfect 6-0 in 2013 for its first regular season CAA title. Penn State enters 2014 on an 11-game win streak during CAA regular season action.

The CAA has boasted some of the best men’s lacrosse in the nation. Since earning its NCAA automatic bid in 2003, the CAA has sent 18 teams to the NCAA Championship including Penn State as an at-large team last year and Towson as the automatic bid.

Delaware’s 2007 run to the NCAA semfinals was a testament to the CAA’s strength. In the 11-year existence of the confence’s automatic bid, the CAA has had seven multi-bid years.

2013 FINAL STANDINGS

Team Conf. Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA

PENN STATE ^ 6-0 1.000 68 35 12-5 .706 178 129

Drexel 5-1 .833 70 58 11-4 .733 182 164

Towson * 4-2 .667 55 47 10-8 .556 160 167

Massachusetts 2-4 .333 55 54 7-8 .467 138 136

Hofstra 2-4 .333 51 46 7-7 .500 121 109

Delaware 1-5 .167 47 63 5-10 .333 135 150

Saint Joseph’s 1-5 .167 25 68 5-11 .312 103 159

* CAA Championship winner; ^ NCAA Championship at-large bid

2013 CAA CHAMPIONSHIP

Semifinals

Wednesday, May 1 (at University Park, Pa.)

#1 Penn State 10, #4 Massachusetts 7

#3 Towson 11, #2 Drexel 8

Championship

Friday, May 3 (at University Park, Pa.)

Towson 11, Penn State 10

2013 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Steven Bogert Penn State

Joe Calvello Massachusetts

Robert Church Drexel

Thomas DeNapoli Towson

Jordan Fortmann Towson

Danny Henneghan Penn State

Ryan Izzo Massachusetts

Ben McCarty Towson

Nick Saputo Drexel

Shane Sturgis Penn State

Andrew Wascavage * Towson

* Most Outstanding Player

Individual Awards

Player of the Year . . . . .Austin Kaut, Penn State

D-Player of the Year . . .Austin Kaut, Penn State

Rookie of the Year . . . . TJ Sanders, Penn State

Coach of the Year . . . Jeff Tambroni, Penn State

First Team

Robert Church Sr. A DREX

Thomas DeNapoli Jr. A TOW

Jack Forster R-Sr. A PSU

Ryan Belka So. M DREX

Tom LaCrosse Jr. M PSU

Ben McIntosh Jr. M DREX

Steven Bogert Jr. LSM PSU

Danny Henneghhan Sr. FO PSU

John Fennessey Jr. D TOW

Mark Mullen Gr. D HOF

Jake Smith Sr. D MASS

Tyler Travis Jr. D PSU

Austin Kaut Jr. GK PSU

Second Team

Willy Manny Sr. A MASS

TJ Sanders Fr. A PSU

Kyle Smith Sr. A MASS

Nick Diachenko Sr. M DEL

Andrew Hodgson Jr. M TOW

Ryan Izzo So. M MASS

Brett Tobin Sr. LSM MASS

Joe Calvello Jr. FO MASS

James Connelly Jr. D DEL

Ryan Hollenbaugh Sr. D MASS

JoJo Ostrander So. D TOW

Chris Selva So. GK HOF

Rookie Team

James Burke LSM PSU

Pat Conroy LSM TOW

Frank Fusco A DREX

Sam Llinares A HOF

Zach Oliveri GK MASS

Conor Peaks GK DEL

Ian Robertson A DEL

TJ Sanders A PSU

Pat Swanick A SJU

Brain von Bargen M HOF

2013 ALL-CAA TEAMS


THE CREATOR’S TROPHY

The Creator’s Trophy was created in 2012 by the three Big Ten schools that sponsor men’s lacrosse. While a Big Ten men’s lacrosse conference will join the fold in 2015, The Cre-ator’s Trophy will continue to honor the rivalries between the schools that play North America’s first sport.

Today, Native Americans still refer to lacrosse as “The Creator’s Game.” The trophy is in-tended to pay homage to the sport’s heritage, promote the budding rivalry of the three schools and encourage sportsmanship on and off the field of play. The night prior to each of the three games, the home institution will host the vistor for a “rivalry” dinner.

The inaugural trophy was awarded to Penn State after its 2-0 record, while Ohio State snagged the 2013 honor. If a three-way 1-1 record occurs, the team who last won the title retains the trophy.

Each school is represented by an alumnus:

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tedd Moon ‘89

Ohio State . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Norton ‘03

Penn State. . . . . . . . . . . . Scott McKeon ‘87

2012 FINAL STANDINGS

Team Record Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA

Ohio State 2-0 1.000 27 7 13-4 .765 190 150

Penn State 1-1 .500 20 16 12-5 .706 178 129

Michigan 0-2 .000 14 28 1-13 .071 90 165

2013 RESULTS

Saturday, Feb. 9 (at Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Penn State 11, Michigan 6

Saturday, March 2 (at University Park, Pa.)

Ohio State 10, Penn State 9 (OT)

Saturday, Apr. 13 (at Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Ohio State 17, Michigan 8

2014 SCHEDULE

Saturday, Feb. 8 (at University Park, Pa.)

Penn State vs. Michigan

Saturday, March 1 (at Columbus, Ohio)

Ohio State vs. Penn State

Saturday, Apr. 12 (at Columbus, Ohio)

Ohio State vs. Michigan

Points

Logan Schuss (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Jack Forster (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Jesse King (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Shane Sturgis (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Turner Evans (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Carter Brown (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Goals

Logan Schuss (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Jack Forster (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Turner Evans (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Carter Brown (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Shane Sturgis (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Thomas Paras (MICH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Assists

Logan Schuss (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Jack Forster (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Jesse King (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Shane Sturgis (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Will Meter (MICH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Dominique Alexander (OSU). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Saves

Austin Kaut (PSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Greg Dutton (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Gerald Dutton (MICH). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Emil Weiss (MICH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Most Points in a Game

Logan Schuss (OSU) . . . . . . . .10 vs. MICH, 2013

Jack Forster (PSU) . . . . . . . . .8 vs. MICH, 2012

Logan Schuss (OSU) . . . . . . . . .5 at MICH, 2012

TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . .5 at MICH, 2013

TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . .5 vs. OSU, 2013

Thomas Paras (MICH) . . . . . . . .5 vs. OSU, 2013

Jesse King (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . .5 at PSU, 2013

Jesse King (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . .5 at MICH, 2013

Most Goals in a Game


TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . .5 vs. OSU, 2013


Turner Evans (OSU) . . . . . . . . . .4 at MICH, 2013

Thomas Paras (MICH) . . . . . . . .4 vs. OSU, 2013

TJ Sanders (PSU) . . . . . . . . . .4 at MICH, 2013

Shane Sturgis (PSU) . . . . . . . .4 at MICH, 2013

Most Assists in a Game


Dominique Alexander (OSU). . . .3 at MICH, 2012


Jack Forster (PSU) . . . . . . . . .3 vs. OSU, 2013

Shane Sturgis (PSU) . . . . . . . .3 vs. MICH, 2012

Jesse King (OSU) . . . . . . . . . . . .3 at MICH, 2013

Most Saves in a Game

Gerald Logan (PSU) . . . . . . . . .19 vs. PSU, 2013

Austin Kaut (PSU) . . . . . . . . .14 at OSU, 2012

Greg Dutton (OSU) . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. PSU, 2012

Emil Weiss (MICH) . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. OSU, 2012

Austin Kaut (PSU) . . . . . . . . .12 at MICH, 2013

ALL-TIME CREATOR’S TROPHY STATISTICAL LEADERS


BIG TEN CONFERENCE IN 2015

The Big Ten Conference formally announced the establishment of men’s and women’s lacrosse as conference sports on June 3, 2013. The official announcement, which took place at Johns Hop-kins University, added lacrosse with corresponding championships for the 2015 spring season.

“We are very excited for the institution of Big Ten men’s and women’s lacrosse, with competi-tion beginning in 2015,” stated Dave Joyner, Penn State Director of Athletics. “Men’s and women’s la-crosse has a long and successful tradition at Penn State and in the Mid-Atlantic and we embrace the opportunity to help lacrosse continue to rap-idly grow throughout the country. We look forward to continuing to build partnerships with the other Big Ten schools sponsoring lacrosse. It’s a great pleasure to welcome Johns Hopkins as an affiliate member; an institution with tremendous academ-ics and lacrosse achievement.”

Big Ten Conference rules allow for a league championship when six institutions sponsor a pro-gram in any given sport. Penn State, Ohio State and Michigan already sponsor lacrosse programs as do Maryland and Rutgers, who will join the Big Ten for all sports on July 1, 2014. The Johns Hop-kins Blue Jays will round out the newly formed Big Ten men’s lacrosse lineup.

Penn State’s men’s team will play one final sea-son in the Colonial Athletic Association in 2014. The Nittany Lions won the outright CAA regular season title in 2013, one of three conference titles won by future Big Ten lacrosse foes (Ohio State, ECAC; Maryland, ACC). Ohio State (No. 3), Mary-land (No. 6) and Penn State (No. 8) each earned spots in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, hosting first round games as seeded teams.

2013 RECORDS OF FUTURE BIG TEN LACROSSE TEAMS

Team Overall Pct. GF GA Conf. Pct. GF GA

Ohio State ^ 13-4 .764 190 150 (2nd) 5-2 .714 73 44

Maryland ^ 10-4 .714 162 115 (T-1st) 2-1 .667 33 24

PENN STATE ^ 12-5 .706 178 129 (1st) 6-0 1.000 68 35

Johns Hopkins 9-5 .642 161 109 - - - -

Rutgers 2-13 .133 145 170 (7th) 0-6 .000 55 75

Michigan 1-13 .071 90 165 (8th) 0-7 .000 42 82

^ NCAA Championship participant

SCHOOL

NICKNAME

Location

Founded

Total Enrollment

Colors

First Varsity Year

Home Field

Capacity

National Titles

NCAA Titles

NCAA Appearances

Head Coach

2013 Record

2013 Postseason

PSU Record vs. OPP

First Meeting

Last Meeting

JOHNS HOPKINS

BLUE JAYS

Baltimore, Md.

1876

7,047

Columbia Blue & Black

1883

Homewood Field

8,500

44

9

41

Dave Pietremala

9-5

None

0-5

1916

1946

MARYLAND

TERRAPINS

College Park, Md.

1856

37,631

Red, White, Black & Yellow

1924

Byrd Stadium

54,000

11

2

35

John Tillman

10-4

NCAA First Rd., No. 6

2-35 (2-4 pre-varsity)

1916

2005

MICHIGAN

WOLVERINES

Ann Arbor, Mich.

1817

43,426

Maize & Blue

2012

Michigan Stadium

109,901

0

0

0

John Paul

1-13

None

2-0

2012

2013

OHIO STATE

BUCKEYES

Columbus, Ohio

1870

56,387

Scarlet & Gray

1953

Jesse Owens Stadium

10,000

0

0

4

Nick Myers

13-4

NCAA Quarters, No. 3

12-5

1979

2013

PENN STATE

NITTANY LIONS

University Park, Pa.

1855

45,351

Blue & White

1913

PSU Lacrosse Field

1,000

0

0

3

Jeff Tambroni

12-5

NCAA First Rd., No. 8

-

-

-

RUTGERS

SCARLET KNIGHTS

Piscataway, N.J.

1766

58,788

Scarlet

1887

Yurcak Field

5,000

2

0

2

Brian Brecht

2-13

None

20-42

1946

2011

2014 GAMES FEATURING FUTURE BIG TEN TEAMS

Feb. 1 Penn State at Johns Hopkins (EX) 1 p.m.

Feb. 8 Michigan at Penn State 1 p.m.

Feb. 9 Ohio State at Johns Hopkins 11:30 a.m.

Feb. 22 Michigan at Johns Hopkins Noon

March 1 Penn State at Ohio State 1 p.m.

March 18 Maryland at Michigan 4 p.m.

April 12 Michigan at Ohio State 11 a.m.

April 12 Maryland at Johns Hopkins 2 p.m.


2013 SEASON RESULTS

OVERALL: 12-5 • CAA: 6-0 • Home: 4-4 • Away: 7-0 • Neutral: 1-1

Date Opponent Result Score Overall CAA Att. Goal Scorers Goalkeeper (Saves)

Feb. 9 at Michigan W 11-6 1-0 - 1,042 Sanders (4), Sturgis (4), Kaut (12)

Forster (2), LaCrosse

Feb. 17 vs. #9 Denver (1) W 15-12 2-0 - 5,418 Forster (4), Sturgis (4) Kaut (10)

Sanders (3), Zittel (2),

LaCrosse, Richards

Feb. 24 #3 NOTRE DAME @ L (OT) 9-10 2-1 - 1,249 Forster (3), LaCrosse (3), Kaut (10)

Sanders, VanThof, Zittel

March 2 #16 OHIO STATE L (OT) 9-10 2-2 - 587 Sanders (5), Forster, Sturgis, Kaut (9)

LaCrosse, VanThof

March 9 vs. #19 Lehigh (2) L 10-12 2-3 - 5,212 Sanders (5), Sturgis (2), Kaut (7)

Forster (2), Myers

March 16 at #19 Massachusetts * W 7-5 3-3 1-0 1,023 Forster (4), Dolik, Zittel, VanThof Kaut (16)

March 19 at Binghamton W 11-7 4-3 1-0 125 Dolik (3), Sturgis (2), Kaut (16)

LaCrosse (2), Forster, Sanders,

Ahern, Zittel

March 23 SAINT JOSEPH’S * W 9-2 5-3 2-0 681 Forster (2), LaCrosse (2), Kaut (9)

Sturgis (2), Sanders, Myers, Donnelly

March 26 at #7 Bucknell W 11-3 6-3 2-0 1,250 Sanders (4), LaCrosse (3), Kaut (14)

Sturgis (2), Forster, VanThof

March 30 at Villanova W 7-6 7-3 2-0 2,578 LaCrosse (3), Forster (2), Kaut (16)

VanThof, Ahern

April 6 #12 DREXEL * W 13-6 8-3 3-0 1,007 Forster (4), Sanders (4), Kaut (13)

Sturgis, LaCrosse, Dolik,

Lasda, Ahern

April 13 TOWSON * W 10-8 9-3 4-0 1,037 Sanders (5), Sturgis (2), Kaut (9)

Forster, Dolik, LaCrosse

April 20 at Delaware * W 13-7 10-3 5-0 1,492 Forster (4), Dolik (2), Kaut (12)

LaCrosse (2), Zittel (2), Sanders,

Ahern, Roper

April 27 at Hofstra * W 16-7 11-3 6-0 3,625 Forster (5), Sanders (3), Kaut (10)

Aitken (3), LaCrosse (2), Dolik,

O’Neill, Crane

May 1 MASSACHUSETTS # W 10-7 12-3 - 496 Sturgis (4), Forster (2), Kaut (11)

Sanders (2), LaCrosse, Zittel

May 3 TOWSON # L 10-11 12-4 - 796 Sanders (3), Forster (2), Kaut (6)

Sturgis (2), Ahern, VanThof, Bogert

May 11 #11 YALE ^ L 7-10 12-5 - 951 Sanders (2), Sturgis, Forster, Kaut (14)

Dolik, Roper, Ahern

Home games in CAPS at Penn State Lacrosse Field

@ Home game played at Holuba Hall

(1) at Jacksonville, Fla.

(2) at Chester, Pa.

* CAA game

# CAA Championship

^ NCAA Championship

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY

Games Total Attendance Average

Home 8 6,804 850

Away 7 11,135 1,591

Neutral 2 10,630 5,315

All games 17 28,569 1,681


2013 SEASON STATISTICS2013 Penn State Men's LacrossePenn State Overall Individual Statistics

All games (as of Feb 04, 2014)

Overall: 12-5 Conf: 6-0 Home: 4-4 Away: 7-0 Neut: 1-1

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min9 Forster, Jack 17-17 41 16 57 127 . 3 2 3 74 . 5 8 3 2 0 33 21 6 - - 1-0.529 Sanders, TJ 17-17 44 5 49 108 . 4 0 7 79 . 7 3 1 7 0 18 23 5 - - 2-1.03 Sturgis, Shane 17-17 27 17 44 101 . 2 6 7 56 . 5 5 4 4 0 24 25 2 - - 3-2.525 LaCrosse, Tom 17-0 23 5 28 62 . 3 7 1 44 . 7 1 0 0 0 17 16 3 - - 4-2.026 Dolik, Nick 17-0 10 5 15 57 . 1 7 5 27 . 4 7 4 1 0 7 18 0 - - 2-1.512 VanThof, Kyle 17-0 6 8 14 41 . 1 4 6 19 . 4 6 3 1 0 9 15 1 - - -30 Zittel, Kyle 17-0 8 2 10 25 . 3 2 0 16 . 6 4 0 0 0 6 10 0 - - -41 Ahern, Gavin 17-0 6 3 9 19 . 3 1 6 15 . 7 8 9 2 0 5 5 0 - - -22 Manley, Pat 10-0 0 7 7 12 . 0 0 0 7 . 5 8 3 0 0 4 9 0 - - -14 Myers, Erik 11-0 2 2 4 11 . 1 8 2 8 . 7 2 7 0 0 6 8 1 - - 2-1.54 Roper, Drew 8-0 2 2 4 9 . 2 2 2 3 . 3 3 3 0 0 6 5 1 - - -6 Henneghan, Danny 17-17 0 4 4 6 . 0 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0 84 3 0 202-351 . 5 7 5 -31 Aitken, Steve 4-0 3 0 3 5 . 6 0 0 4 . 8 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 - - -37 O'Neill, Tommy 17-0 1 2 3 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 4 3 2 - - -20 Bogert, Steven 17-17 1 1 2 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 80 7 18 - - 3-2.539 Sexton, Matt 6-0 0 2 2 2 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - 1-1.01 Crane, Travis 17-2 1 0 1 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 13 7 8 - - 1-1.07 Richards, Michael 17-15 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 32 8 16 - - 3-2.05 Lasda, Riley 4-0 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 - - -21 Donnelly, Jack 17-14 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 23 7 17 - - 6-6.518 Davis, Sammy 4-0 0 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 - - -8 Travis, Tyler 17-17 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 31 5 14 - - 7-7.023 Burke, James 17-0 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 27 5 6 - - 4-3.040 Von Nessen, John 4-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -11 Baier, Kyle 4-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 1 0 0 - - -44 Burnside, JP 17-17 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 26 2 11 - - 8-7.543 Stothoff, Taylor 7-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -36 Weiss, Jordan 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -34 Cugini, John 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 -33 Sternberg, Ryne 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-6 . 0 0 0 -28 Brown, Kessler 15-3 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 8 2-2 1.000 3-2.527 LaTendresse, Jordan 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -24 Mullen, Ryan 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 - - -19 Kaut, Austin 17-17 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 37 7 6 - - 1-1.015 Golder, Tim 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 1-1.013 Chakey, James 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -10 Guittare, Ryan 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -2 Baucum, Conor 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - - -

Total 17 178 83 261 606 . 2 9 4 367 . 6 0 6 18 0 514 234 126 204-361 . 5 6 5 53-44.5Opponents 17 129 66 195 581 . 2 2 2 330 . 5 6 8 17 0 415 226 126 157-361 . 4 3 5 57-42.0

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t19 Kaut, Austin 17-17 1008:54 124 7.37 194 . 6 1 0 12 5 02 Baucum, Conor 4-0 17:32 5 17.11 7 . 5 8 3 0 0 0

Total 17 1026:26 129 7.54 201 . 6 0 9 12 5 0Opponents 17 1026:26 178 10.40 189 . 5 1 5 5 12 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalPenn State 37 45 53 43 0 178Opponents 28 22 38 39 2 129

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalPenn State 151 154 162 138 1 606Opponents 135 144 136 159 7 581

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalPenn State 89 101 88 88 1 367Opponents 78 80 82 85 5 330

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalPenn State 50 58 44 46 3 201Opponents 52 56 35 45 1 189

Attendance Summary PSU OpponentTotal 6804 11135Dates/Avg Per Date 8/850 7/1591Neutral Site #/Avg 2/5315

CLEARS: Penn State -- 321-358 .897, Opponents -- 288-336 .857.MAN-UP OPPS: Penn State -- 18-52 .346, Opponents -- 17-51 .333.


PENN STATE RECORDS

GAME RECORDS

GOALS

10 Rich Russo 4/30/1983 Montclair State

9 Bill Hess 6/24/1957 Penn

Jim Trenz 5/9/1972 Bucknell

8 Bob Hamel 4/30/1954 Hobart

John Behne 4/4/1959 Loyola

Tom Hayes 4/28/1962 Rutgers

Glenn Thiel 5/11/1966 Lehigh

Jim Trenz 4/19/1972 Loyola

Jim Trenz 4/29/1972 Rutgers

7 Steve Schraeder 5/16/1961 Gettysburg

ASSISTS

9 Gary Martin 5/2/1983 Bucknell

8 John Meisel 5/6/1964 Lehigh

Ken Edwards 4/6/1968 Franklin & Marshall

7 Bill Hess 4/20/1957 Adelphi

Ken Edwards 5/18/1968 Delaware

Bob Schoeflin 4/16/1969 Franklin & Marshall

Karl Hurtzig 5/12/1973 Lafayette

Gary Martin 4/28/1982 Loyola

Gary Martin 4/30/1983 Montclair State

POINTS

14 Gary Martin 5/2/1983 Bucknell

13 Bill Hess 4/20/1957 Adelphi

Ken Edwards 5/18/1968 Delaware


12 Bob Hamel 4/30/1954 Hobart

Gary Martin 4/21/1982 Drexel

Gary Martin 4/28/1982 Loyola

11 Ken Edwards 5/18/1968 Delaware

Bob Schoeflin 4/16/1969 Franklin & Marshall


SAVES

40 Jim Houck 4/13/1957 Navy

34 Joe Guterding 4/10/1982 Hofstra

30 John Divine 4/20/1977 Delaware

29 Dave Wilkinson 5/16/1959 Rutgers

Rich Caravella 5/7/1976 Penn

Tom Florence 3/30/1983 UMBC

28 Phil Benneditti 4/14/1951 Navy

27 J.J. Pearl 3/17/1990 Villanova

E.G. Rall 5/4/1985 C.W. Post

Joe Guterding 4/10/1982 Hofstra

SEASON RECORDS

GOALS

49 Bill Hess 1957

48 Erik Merkel 1995

Will Driscoll 2002

44 TJ Sanders 2013

42 Jim Trenz 1972

Gary Martin 1982

41 Bill Hess 1956

Ted Peddy 1990

Jack Forster 2013

40 Scot McKeon 1987

38 Rich Russo 1983

Will Driscoll 2001

ASSISTS

44 Gary Martin 1982

Jeff Connor 1988

42 John Meisel 1962

40 Gary Martin 1981

Gary Martin 1983

Jeff Connor 1987

38 John Hollerbach 1989

36 Ken Edwards 1968

35 Bob Schoeflin 1969

32 Gary Martin 1984

POINTS

86 Gary Martin 42g, 44a 1982

70 Tim Trenz 42g, 28a 1972

69 Bill Hess 49g, 20a 1957

62 Bill Hess 41g, 21a 1956

61 Erik Merkel 48g, 13a 1995

60 John Hollerbach 22g, 38a 1989

59 Ken Edwards 23g, 36a 1968

58 Jeff Connor 14g, 44a 1988

57 Gary Martin 17g, 40a 1983

Jack Forster 41g, 16a 2013

56 Greg Jackson 34g, 22a 1995

Bold denotes current student-athlete


PENN STATE RECORDS

GOALKEEPER RECORDS

SEASON SAVES

264 Jim Houck 1957

237 Rich Caravella 1975

235 Burt Houseworth 1958

212 Drew Adams 2009

210 Jim McGoune 1967

205 J.J. Pearl 1992

194 Vin Tedesco 1963

Joe Guterding 1981

Austin Kaut 2013

193 Don Bell 1995

Chip Robertson 1987

SEASON SAVE PERCENTAGE GA Saves Year

.752 Joe Guterding 64 194 1981

.718 Rich Caravella 93 237 1975

.674 Rich Caravella 73 151 1976

.668 Joe Guterding 95 191 1982

.652 Drew Adams 113 212 2009

.637 J.J. Pearl 117 205 1992

.635 J.J. Pearl 108 188 1990

.635 Austin Kaut 110 191 2011

.631 E.G. Rall 107 183 1985

.630 Chris Garrity 52 90 2000

CAREER SAVES

694 Drew Adams 2006-09

571 Joe Guterding 1979-82

564 Kevin Keenan 1996-99

557 J.J. Pearl 1989-92

552 Austin Kaut 2011-present

530 Vin Tedesco 1962-64

510 Rich Caravella 1972-73, 75-76

444 Chris Garrity 2000-03

425 E.G. Rall 1983-86

363 Jim McGoune 1967-69

360 Chip Robertson 1985-88


CAREER SCORING RECORDS

GOALS

127 Will Driscoll 1999-2002

104 Greg Jackson 1994-97

Jack Forster 2008-13

102 Ted Peddy 1988-91

101 Nate Whitaker 2002-06

Matthew Mackrides 2009-12

97 Jim Laverty 1988-91

96 Gary Alex 1974-77

Gary Martin 1981-84

95 John Chescavage 1995-99

94 John Hollerbach 1986-89

93 Bill Hess 1956-58

ASSISTS

156 Gary Martin 1981-84

102 Keith McGuire 1974-77

87 Jeff Connor 1984, 87-88

82 John Hollerbach 1986-89

80 Karl Hurtzig 1973-76

77 Greg Jackson 1994-97

74 John Meisel 1962-64

67 Chris Lehman 1990-93

64 Luke Oglesby 2000-03

59 Pete Makover 1990-92, 94

POINTS

252 Gary Martin 96g, 156a 1981-84

181 Greg Jackson 104g, 77a 1994-97

176 John Hollerbach 94g, 82a 1986-89

156 Will Driscoll 127g, 29a 1999-2002

154 Keith McGuire 52g, 102a 1974-77

148 Jack Forster 104g, 44a 2008-13

144 Matthew Mackrides 101g, 43a 2009-12

143 Chris Lehman 76g, 67a 2009-12

141 Nate Whitaker 101g, 40a 2002-06

138 Jim Laverty 97g, 41a 1988-91

134 Bill Hess 93g, 41a 1956-58

131 Tom Lion 81g, 50a 1981-84


PENN STATE RECORDS

CAREER MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

FACEOFF PERCENTAGE * W-Att. Years

.650 Chris Marcus 395-606 1990-93

.630 Dave O’Donnell 400-633 1993-96

.580 Greg Gurenlian 508-875 2003-06

.580 Bill Schoonmaker 352-601 1982-85

.540 Kevin Haggerty 350-647 1998-2001

.537 Danny Henneghan 510-949 2010-13

.520 Scott Bailor 279-534 1989-92

* Minimum 500 attempts

FACEOFF WINS Years

510 Danny Henneghan 2010-13

508 Greg Gurenlian 2003-06

400 Dave O’Donnell 1993-96

395 Chris Marcus 1990-93

352 Bill Schoonmaker 1982-85

350 Kevin Haggerty 1998-2001

279 Scott Bailor 1989-92

271 Tim Conway 1986-89

GROUND BALLS

440 Chris Marcus 1990-93

347 Bill Schoonmaker 1982-86

336 Chris Dent 1985-88

305 Greg Gurenlian 2003-06

292 Scott Bailor 1989-92

368 Tim Conway 1986-89

259 Bill Turri 1979-82

258 Mike Busza 1992-95

236 Rob Bateman 2001-03

226 Danny Henneghan 2010-13

201 Tom Lion 1981-84

186 Dave O’Donnell 1993-96

182 Kevin Haggerty 1998-2001

175 Gary Martin 1981-84


TEAM RECORDS

WINS

12 2013

LOSSES

11 2010

CONSECUTIVE WINS

11 4/20/91-4/11/92

CONSECUTIVE WINS IN A SEASON

10 3/16/13-5/1/13

CONSECUTIVE LOSSES

13 5/15/43-5/26/45

CONSECUTIVE LOSSES IN A SEASON

6 1944, 2/20/2010-3/20/2010

MOST GAMES PLAYED IN A SEASON

17 2013

MOST OVERTIME GAMES PLAYED IN A SEASON

4 2009 (2-2)

MOST SHUTOUTS IN A SEASON

2 1951

MOST GOALS SCORED IN A GAME

26 at Lafayette (26-5) 4/21/76

FEWEST GOALS SCORED IN A GAME

0 19 times, last at Maryland (17-0) 4/12/67

MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN A GAME

29 vs. Navy (29-3) 4/11/59

FEWEST GOALS SCORED IN A GAME

0 11 times, last vs. Colgate (7-0) 4/15/67

MOST GOALS SCORED IN A SEASON

221 15 games (10-5) 1987

MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON

166 11 games (2-9) 1979

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON

50 9 games (6-3) 1948

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY

21 at Lafayette (26-5) 4/21/76

vs. Kutztown (25-4) 4/8/90

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT

26 vs. Navy (29-3) 4/11/59

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE IN A SEASON

16.2 146 goals in 9 games 1976

LOWEST SCORING AVERAGE IN A SEASON


HIGHEST OPPONENT SCORING AVERAGE IN A SEASON


LOWEST OPPONENT SCORING AVERAGE IN A SEASON



NATIONAL HONORS

USILA ALL-AMERICANS1924 Andy Shaner Attack 2nd

Hap Frank Attack 3rd

1925 Andy Shaner Attack 3rd

1926 Bill Wendell Attack 3rd

1927 John Belfield Attack 2nd

Bill Wendell Attack 3rd

1934 George Koth Attack 3rd

1935 George Koth Attack 2nd

1938 Joe Andrukitis Midfield 3rd

1939 Alex Cowan Defense 3rd

George Ritter Midfield 3rd

1940 George Ritter Midfield 1st

Bart Buser Attack 3rd

1941 Al Blair Attack 3rd

1942 Bill Ziegenfus Defense 3rd

Jim Gotwals Defense 3rd

1943 Jim Gotwals Defense 2nd

John Briner Defense 3rd

Tom Mitchell Attack 3rd

1946 John Nolan Midfield 3rd

1948 John Nolan Midfield 3rd

1952 John Henry Defense 3rd

1954 Al Fulton Midfield 2nd

1957 Bill Hess Attack 3rd

1976 Rich Mauti Midfield 2nd

1981 Joe Guterding Goal 3rd

1982 Joe Guterding Goal 3rd

1987 Chris Dent Midfield 3rd

2003 Rob Bateman Midfield 2nd

2012 Austin Kaut Goal 3rd2013 Austin Kaut Goal 1st

USILA SCHOLARALL-AMERICANS

1993 Chris Marcus

1997 Greg Jackson

2001 Matt Vallone

2003 Matt Zappia

2008 Andrew Mackrides

2012 Matthew Mackrides

2013 Nick Dolik

USILA MAN OF THE YEAR1945 Nick Thiel

1947 Nick Thiel

1975 Thomas R. Hayes

LACROSSE HALL OF FAMEHarry “Lighthouse” Wilson (1963)

Nick Thiel (1965)

Thomas R. Hayes (1989)

USILA HONORABLE MENTION

ALL-AMERICANS1923 Harry Wilson Midfield

1924 P.M. Hackett Attack

1926 W.H. Helbig Midfield

1929 O.R. Koth Midfield

S.B. Minnich Attack

1930 K.R. Kaiser Attack

O.R. Koth Attack

1931 R.F. Carlson Attack

1932 R.F. Carlson Attack

W.W. McMillen Defense

1937 S.E. Cohn Attack

H.N. Meyer Goal

1938 S.E. Cohn Attack

George Ritter Defense

1939 Ray Coskery Attack

1941 Bill Ziegenfus Defense

1942 Tom Mitchell Midfield

Jim Ritter Midfield

1946 Bill Hollenbach Goal

G.F. Sullivan Attack

Art Tenhula Defense


Ken Kerwin Attack

Art Tenhula Defense


Dean Kissell Defense

George Locotos Midfield

1949 Eddie Belfield Attack

A.O.“Bud” Thomas Attack

1950 Eddie Belfield Attack

Joe Drazenovich Defense

Robert Louis Midfield

1951 Paul Raffensberger Midfield

John Wilcox Midfield

1953 Dick Shaefer Defense

Phil Benedetti Goal

Wayne Hockersmith Midfield

1955 Joe Erwin Attack

Bob Hamel Midfield

1956 Andy Bergson Attack

Bob Bullock Defense

Bob Hamel Midfield

Bill Hess Attack

1957 Jim Houck Goal

1958 John Behne Attack

Fred Donahue Midfield

Bill Hess Attack

Burt Houseworth Goal

1959 John Behne Attack

Dave Erwin Defense

Dick Swanson Midfield

1960 Dave Erwin Defense

1961 Dave Erwin Defense

Tom Hayes Midfield

1962 Tom Hayes Midfield

1965 Chad Moore Defense

Dave Thiel Midfield

1968 Ken Edwards Attack

1972 Jim Trenz Attack

1975 Rich Mauti Midfield

1977 Rich Mauti Midfield

Keith McGuire Attack

1981 Bill Turri Midfield

1982 Bill Turri Midfield

1983 Gary Martin Attack

1984 Tom Lion Attack

Gary Martin Attack

1986 Chris Dent Midfield

1987 Art Berry Midfield

1989 Jim Laverty Midfield

1990 Paul Gilhool Defense

Jim Laverty Midfield

1991 Jim Laverty Midfield

1992 Alex Schoonmaker Defense

1993 Chris Marcus Midfield

1994 Alex Schoonmaker Defense

1995 Mike Busza Midfield

Erik Merkel Attack

1996 Dave Daniecki Defense

1997 Dave Daniecki Defense

Hamilton Pollard Midfield

1999 Chris Schiller Midfield

2002 Rob Bateman Midfield

Will Driscoll Attack

2003 Chris Garrity Goal

Matt Zappia Defense

2005 Will Jones Midfield

2006 Drew Adams Goal

Pat Heim Midfield

2007 Pat Heim Midfield



2011 Austin Kaut Goal2012 Matthew Mackrides Attack

2013 Jack Forster Attack

Tom LaCrosse Midfield


CONFERENCE HONORS

CAA COACH OF THE YEAR2011 Jeff Tambroni2013 Jeff Tambroni

CAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR2013 Austin Kaut

CAA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2013 Austin Kaut

CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2011 Austin Kaut2013 TJ Sanders

ALL-CAAFirst Team2010 Charley Henneghan Matthew Mackrides2011 Austin Kaut Matthew Mackrides2012 Austin Kaut Matthew Mackrides Ryan McGarvey2013 Steven Bogert Jack Forster Danny Henneghan Austin Kaut Tom LaCrosse Tyler TravisSecond Team2010 Chris Hogan Matt Bernier Nick Dolik2011 Matt Bernier Nick Dolik Danny Henneghan2012 Jack Forster2013 TJ SandersRookie Team2010 Nick Dolik Billy Gribbin2011 Steven Bogert Shane Sturgis2012 Jack Donnelly Michael Richards2013 James Burke TJ Sanders

CAA ALL-TOURNAMENT2011 Matt Bernier Austin Kaut2012 Nick Dolik Jack Donnelly2013 Steven Bogert Danny Henneghan Shane Sturgis

ECAC COACH OF THE YEAR2005 Glenn Thiel

ECAC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2002 Will Jones2006 Drew Adams

ECAC GOALIE OF THE YEAR2006 Drew Adams2007 Drew Adams2008 Drew Adams

ALL-ECAC TEAMFirst Team2001 Mike Herscha2002 Will Driscoll2003 Matt Zappia2004 Matt O’Malley Nate Whitaker2005 Pat Heim Jesse Tarr2006 Drew Adams Pat Heim Dan Saltsman Nate Whitaker2007 Drew Adams Pat Heim Dan Saltsman2008 Drew Adams2009 Drew Adams Chris HoganSecond Team2000 Chris Garrity Mike Herscha Eric Wood2001 Will Driscoll Kevin Haggerty2002 Rob Bateman Sean Droogan Matt Zappia2003 Rob Bateman Marshall Feldman Chris Garrity Luke Ogelsby Nate Whitaker2005 Nate Whitaker2006 Brian Boyle Greg Gurenlian2007 Brian Boyle2008 Andrew Mackrides

ECAC ALL-ACADEMIC2001 Ted Holmes, Mike Kern, Matt Vallone, Carson Yoder, Matt Zappia2002 Brian Mabry, Matt Zappia2003 R.J. Charles, Brendan De Bow, B.J. Donovan, Brian Mabry, Edmond Perry, David Smith, Matt Zappia

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN2001 Ted Holmes, Mike Kern, Matt Vollone, Eric Wood, Carson Yoder2002 Ronald Charles, B.J. Donovan, David Houle, Brian Mabry, David Smith, Michael Stoltz, Matt Zappia2003 Michael Bailey, Rob Bateman, R.J. Charles, Brendan De Bow, B.J. Donovan, Will Farrell, David Houle, Michael Jacober, Brian Mabry, David Smith, Michael Stoltz, Matt Zappia2004 Rob Bateman, B.J. Donovan, Sean Etter, Derek Howells, Michael Jacober, Elliott Jones, Brian Mabry, Michael Stoltz2005 Brian Boyle, Sean Etter, John Farcosky, Matthew Flannery, Derek Howells, Michael Jacober, Elliott Jones, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Andrew Ward 2006 Keith Benjamin, Brian Boyle, Ryan Curtin, John Farcosky, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Brett Scott 2007 Brian Boyle, Greg Boyle, Alexander Cocoziello, John Farcosky, Scott Jacobs, Jordan Kolb, Andrew Mackrides, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Mike Toner2008 John Andress, Greg Boyle, Joe Britt, Scott Jacobs, Kevin Joyce, Jordan Kolb, Mike Toner2009 John Andress, John Brelus, Joe Britt, Greg Brown, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Scott Jacobs, Kevin Joyce, Jordan Kolb,Will Lloyd, Matt Loy, Matt Shankoff, Mike Toner, Colton Vosburgh, Matt Warner2010 Dave Baker, John Brelus, Joe Britt, Greg Brown, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Kevin Joyce, Conrad Ridgway, Ricky Robinson, Matt Shankoff, Colton Vosburgh2011 Dave Baker, John Brelus, Greg Brown, Eric Davidheiser, Nick Dolik, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Billy Gribbin, Ryan Link, William Lloyd, Matthew Mackrides, John Nichols, Drew Roper, Matt Shankoff,


NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR HONORS

Kyle VanThof, Colton Vosburgh2012 Steve Aitken, Dave Baker, Eric Davidheiser, Nick Dolik, Tim Golder, Danny Henneghan, Austin Kaut, Ryan Link Matthew Mackrides, Ryan Mullen, Drew Roper, Ryne Sternberg2013 Steve Aitken, J.P. Burnside, Travis Crane, John Cugini, Nick Dolik, Tim Golder, Danny Henneghan, Austin Kaut, Pat Manley, Drew Roper, David Spadacene Ryne Sternberg, Kyle VanThof

NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STARS1940 Bart Buser Attack George Ritter Midfield1941 Al Blair Midfield1942 Tom Gotwals Defense Bill Ziegenfus Defense1943 Bill Briner Defense1946 Bill Hollenbach Goal John Nolan Midfield Art Tenhula Defense1947 Bill Hollenbach Goal John Nolan Midfield Art Tenhula Defense1949 John Finley Midfield Dean Kissell Defense Roger Nestor Midfield1950 Bob Louis Midfield1951 John Wilcox Midfield1952 John Henry Defense1953 Wayne Hockersmith Midfield1954 Al Fulton Midfield1956 Bob Bullock Defense Bob Hamel Midfield1958 Fred Donahue Midfield1959 John Behne Attack1961 Dave Erwin Defense1962 Andrew Lockhart Defense1965 Dave Thiel Midfield Chad Moore Defense1966 Glenn Thiel Midfield Greg Wacker Midfield1969 Jim McGuone Goal1970 Stu Schooley Defense1971 Don Stone Goal1976 Rich Caravella Goal1977 Rich Mauti Midfield1979 Ed Recco Midfield1982 Joe Guterding Goal Bill Turri Midfield1984 Tom Lion Attack Gary Martin Attack1985 Bill Schoonmaker Midfield1987 Bob Quinn Midfield1988 Chris Dent Midfield Chip Robertson Goal1989 Tim Conway Midfield John Hollerbach Attack1991 Jim Laverty Midfield1993 Chris Marcus Midfield1994 Alex Schoonmaker Defense Glenn Thiel Coach1995 Mike Buzsa Midfield1996 Dave O’Donnell Midfield Rob Warren Midfield1997 Greg Jackson Attack1999 John Chescavage (MVP) Attack Andrew Germain Defense

Hamilton Pollard Defense2001 Randy Kleinman Midfield Matt Vallone Goal2002 Will Driscoll Attack2003 Luke Ogelsby Attack2004 Brian Mabry Midfield Matt O’Malley Defense2005 Jesse Tarr Defense Marc Young Midfield2007 Pat Heim Midfield Matt Mulqueen Defense Dan Saltsman Defense Gil Pearsall Midfield2008 Andrew Mackrides Midfield Tommy Zichelli Defense2009 Drew Adams Goal Rob Forster Attack John Stuckey Defense2011 Matt Bernier Defense2013 Travis Crane Midfield Jack Forster Attack


PENN STATE IN THE PROS & NATIONAL TEAMS

NITTANY LIONS IN THE PROS

Drew Adams (‘09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York (MLL)

Rob Bateman (‘03) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Long Island (MLL)

Matt Bernier (‘11). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Denver (MLL)

New York (MLL)

Art Berry (‘88) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh (MILL)

Mike Busza (‘95) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia (NLL)

Boston (MLL)

Tim Conway (‘89) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh (MILL)

Will Cutler (‘05) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore (MLL)

Dave Daniecki (‘97) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore (MLL)

Chris Dent (‘88) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia (MILL)

Will Driscoll (‘02) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester (MLL)

Jack Forster (‘13). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chesapeake (MLL)

Chris Garrity (‘03). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston (MLL)

Chesapeake (MLL)

Greg Gurenlian (‘06). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York (MLL)

Rochester (MLL)

Pat Heim (‘07) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston (MLL)

Philadelphia (NLL)

Kevin Keenan (‘99). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Philadelphia (MLL)

Dave King (‘87) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore (MILL)

Randy Kleinman (‘01). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia (NLL)

Anaheim (NLL)

Jim Laverty (‘91) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston (MILL)

Tom Lion (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington (MILL)

Matthew Mackrides (‘12) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chesapeake (MLL)

Gary Martin (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia (MILL)

J.J. Pearl (‘92) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh (MILL)

Baltimore (MILL)

Hamilton Pollard (‘99) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore (MLL)

Los Angelas (MLL)

Chris Schiller (‘99) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia (NLL)

Rochester (NLL)

Rochester (MLL)

Charlotte (MLL)

Jesse Tarr (‘05) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Philadelphia (MLL)

Matt Vallone (‘01). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angelas (MLL)

Marc Young (‘05) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Philadelphia (MLL)

Tommy Zichelli (‘08) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Washington (MLL)

2014 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE DRAFTEES

Austin Kaut (‘14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston (MLL)

Tom LaCrosse (‘14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester (MLL)

NITTANY LIONS ON NATIONAL TEAMS

U.S. WORLD TEAM

1990* Tim Laverty, Tom Lion

2006 Chris Garrity

2010 Chris Schiller

* Alternates

U.S. U-19 WORLD TEAM

1992 Mike Busza

1996 Chris Lamy

2008 Matthew Mackrides

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM — PLAYING

2011-present Drew Adams

2012-present Greg Gurenlian

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM — COACHING

2012-present Jeff Tambroni*

IROQUOIS NATIONALS — COACHING

2013-present Chris Doctor*

* Assistant coach


TEAM AWARDS

PITTENGER AWARDFrom 1947-2010, presented to the most valuable senior in memory of George Pittenger, a Nittany Lion lacrosse player (1940-41) who was killed in action in Germany on April 30, 944, while serving in the U.S. Army.1947: Ken Kerwin1948: Bill Hollenbach1949: A.O. “Bud” Thomas1950: Joe Drazenovich1951: Phil Benedetti1952: Harold Wolfram1953: Rich Schaeffer1954: Al Fulton1955: Joe Erwin1956: Bob Bullock1957: Jim Houck1958: Fred Donahue1959: Ray Tuleya1960: Richard Bullock1961: Tom Ogden1962: Andy Lockhart1963: George Cimochowski1964: John Meisel1965: Roger Doumar1966: Glenn Thiel1967: Joe Gorman1968: Gary Patterson1969: John Matthews1970: John O’Brien1971: Ron Schwartz1972: Bob Fromkin1973: Mark McCubbin1974: Ron Schneider1975: Kevin Campbell1976: Karl Hurtzig1977: Jack Barry1978: Mike Mass1979: Ed Recco1980: Bill Curran1981: Paul Sullivan1982: Bill Turri1983: Jay Starapoli1984: Tom Lion1985: Bill Schoonmaker1986: Tod Henjes1987: Marty Coyle1988: Jeff Connor1989: John Hollerbach1990: Bill Lunder1991: Jim Laverty1992: J.J. Pearl1993: Chris Marcus

1994: Jay Graham1995: Mike Busza1996: Rob Warren1997: Greg Jackson1998: Chris Killoren1999: Chris Schiller2000: Don Mayerhofer2001: Matt Vallone2002: Will Driscoll, Sean Droogan2003: Chris Garrity2004: Brian Mabry2005: Marc Young2006: Greg Gurenlian2007: Pat Heim2008: Andrew Mackrides2009: Drew Adams2010: Charley HenneghanBeginning in 2011, presented to a member of the senior class who led selflessly, while inspiring his classmates and teammates through his actions.2011: John Nichols2012: Ryan Link2013: Jack Forster

HARD HAT AWARDPresented to the member of the team whose persistence, work ethic and courage set a “Blue Collar” standard for the program.2011: Matthew Mackrides2012: Ryan McGarvey2013: Tom LaCrosse

THE THIEL FAMILYNITTANY LION AWARD

From 1981-2010, presented to the most improved player in memory of Glenn N. “Nick” Thiel, Penn State coach from 1935-1956.1981: Joe Guterding1982: Gary Martin1983: Steve Schwin1984: Greg Portmann1985: Sean McGinley1986: Dave O’Connor1987: Chip Robertson1988: Frank Beddings1989: Rob Strasberg1990: Scott Bailer1991: Chris Marcus1992: Ken Wille1993: Jay Graham1994: Tolleison Morriss1995: Andy Leedom

1996: Andrew Germain1997: Dave Washo1998: Eric Wood1999: Michael Kern2000: Carson Yoder2001: John Goldschmidt2002: Brian Mabry2003: Matt O’Malley2004: Keith Benjamin2005: Devin Kennedy2006: Bubba Scott2007: Devin Kennedy2008: Mike Toner2009: Colton Vosburgh2010: Dave BakerBeginning in 2011, presented to a member of the team whose actions, investments and selfless contributions are synonymous with the mantra “Success with Honor” and who sets the standard of “The Penn State Lacrosse Way.”2011: Matt Bernier2012: Matthew Mackrides2013: Travis Crane

FRIENDS OF PENN STATELACROSSE AWARD

Presented to the person or persons who have gone above and beyond in supporting the program and/or its current members.2011: Tyler Schmitt (manager)2012: Jim Weaver (academic advisor)2013: Vin Tedesco ‘64

CITIZENSHIP AWARDPresented to a member of the team who best combines the qualities of character, classroom and community service.2011: Dave Baker2012: Kyle VanThof2013: Drew Roper

TOM HAYES NITTANY LION TEAMMATE AWARD

Presented to a member of the team whose actions and words embody what being a great teammate is all about; having compassion for those around you and genuinely caring more about the team than personal needs.2013: Gavin Ahern


TEAM AWARDS

LOCKHARTMEMORIAL AWARD

From 1969-2010, presented to the best

defensive player in memory of Andrew Lock

hart, 1962 All-American defenseman.

1969: Jerry Curtin

1970: Stu Schooley

1971: Don Stone

1972: Jeff Crowley

1973: Jim Clouser

1974: Joe Carlozo

1975-9: Not Awarded

1980: John Farrell

1981: Joe Guterding

1982: Ken Panzer, Mark Goulding

1983: John Coyle

1984: John Coyle

1985: Tod Henjes

1986: Tod Henjes

1987: Marty Coyle

1988: Chip Robertson

1989: Paul Gilhool

1990: J.J. Pearl

1991: Paul McKelvey

1992: Alex Schoonmaker

1993: Craig Driver

1994: Alex Schoonmaker

1995: Dave Daniecki

1996: Dave Daniecki

1997: Dave Daniecki

1998: Andrew Germain

1999: Hamilton Pollard

2000: Mike Herscha

2001: Mike Herscha

2002: Matt Zappia

2003: Matt Zappia

2004: Matt O’Malley

2005: Jesse Tarr

2006: Dan Saltsman

2007: Dan Saltsman

2008: Drew Adams

2009: Matt Bernier

2010: Matt Bernier

FRIENDS OF PENN STATEMVP AWARD

Presented to the most valuable player by the

Friends of Penn State Lacrosse.

1995: Mike Busza

1996: Rob Warren

1997: Kevin Keenan

1998: Kevin Keenan

1999: Kevin Keenan

2000: Michael Kern

2001: Matt Vallone

2002: Will Driscoll

2003: Chris Garrity

2004: Not Awarded

2005: Greg Gurenlian

2006: Drew Adams

2007: Drew Adams

2008: Drew Adams

2009: Drew Adams

2010: Matthew Mackrides

FRIENDS OF PENN STATEGPA AWARD

Presented to the player with the highest

GPA for the current year by the Friends of

Penn State Lacrosse.

1997: Dave King

1998: Carson Yoder

1999: Ted Holmes

2000: Matt Vallone

2001: Ted Holmes

2002: Brian Mabry

2003: Brian Mabry

2004: Brian Mabry

2005: J.T. Farcosky

2006: Scott Jacobs

2007: Scott Jacobs

2008: Will Donley

2009: Will Donley

2010: Will Donley

FRIENDS OF PENN STATETOP SCORER AWARD

Presented to the top goal scorer by the

Friends of Penn State Lacrosse.

1995: Erik Merkel, 46

1996: Greg Jackson, 23

1997: John Chescavage, 28



2000: Will Driscoll, 28



2003: Nate Whitaker, 24

2004: John Eremus, Nate Whitaker, 18



2007: Rob Forster, 18

2008: Rob Forster, Max VanArsdale, 17

2009: Chris Hogan, 29

2010: Matthew Mackrides, 44


COACHING HISTORY

ALL-TIME COACHES

Years Coach Seasons W L T Pct.

1913-15 Walter Farley 3 4 6 2 .417

1916-21 Doc Lewis 5 3 9 0 .250

1922-24 Robert Jardine 3 5 13 1 .289

1925-26 Ralph Leonard 2 5 8 0 .385

1927-32 Earnest Paul 6 18 19 2 .487

1933-34 Mike Loebs 2 4 7 0 .364

1935-56 Nick Thiel 22 87 109 0 .444

1957-61 Ernie Baer 5 21 34 1 .385

1963 Bill Hess 1 4 6 0 .400

1964 Herb Schmidt 1 3 7 0 .300

1962, 65-77 Dick Pencek 14 70 68 2 .507

1978-2010 Glen Thiel 33 236 186 0 .559

2011-pres. Jeff Tambroni 3 28 18 0 .609

14 coaches 99 488 490 7 .499

COACHING LEADERS

Win Percentage

Jeff Tambroni .609

Glenn Thiel .559

Dick Pencek .507

Earnest Paul .487

Nick Thiel .444

Wins

Glenn Thiel 236

Nick Thiel 87

Dick Pencek 70

Jeff Tambroni 28

Ernie Baer 21

Bold denotes current coach

Year W-L-T Coach

1913 1-0-1 Walter Farley

1914 2-3 Walter Farley

1915 1-3-1 Walter Farley

1916 2-2 Doc Lewis

1917 0-2 Doc Lewis

1918 No season (influenza epidemic)

1919 0-1 Doc Lewis

1920 1-1 Doc Lewis

1921 0-3 Doc Lewis

1922 1-5 Robert Jardine

1923 3-4-1 Robert Jardine

1924 1-4 Robert Jardine

1925 1-5 Ralph Leonard

1926 4-3 Ralph Leonard

1927 4-3 Earnest Paul

1928 1-4-2 Earnest Paul





1933 0-5 Mike Loebs

1934 4-2 Mike Loebs

1935 4-2 Nick Thiel

1936 4-3 Nick Thiel

1937 5-4 Nick Thiel

Year W-L-T Coach

1938 6-2 Nick Thiel

1939 4-5 Nick Thiel

1940 3-7 Nick Thiel

1941 3-6 Nick Thiel

1942 2-8 Nick Thiel

1943 2-6 Nick Thiel

1944 0-6 Nick Thiel

1945 1-5 Nick Thiel

1946 7-3 Nick Thiel

1947 6-5 Nick Thiel

1948 6-3 Nick Thiel

1949 5-4 Nick Thiel

1950 3-6 Nick Thiel

1951 6-3 Nick Thiel

1952 2-6 Nick Thiel

1953 1-7 Nick Thiel

1954 2-7 Nick Thiel

1955 7-5 Nick Thiel

1956 8-6 Nick Thiel

1957 6-7 Ernie Baer

1958 5-8 Ernie Baer

1959 5-4-1 Ernie Baer

1960 1-9 Ernie Baer

1961 4-6 Ernie Baer

1962 7-3 Dick Pencek

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS


Year W-L-T Conf. Coach Postseason/USILA

1963 4-6 Bill Hess

1964 3-7 Herb Schmidt

1965 4-5-1 Dick Pencek



1968 6-3-1 Dick Pencek










1978 3-7 Glenn Thiel











1989 10-5 Glenn Thiel #16











2000 7-7 3-3 ECAC Glenn Thiel


2002 8-5 1-4 ECAC Glenn Thiel #13

2003 7-7 3-2 ECAC Glenn Thiel NCAA 1st Rd., #11


2005 9-6 5-1 ECAC Glenn Thiel NCAA 1st Rd., #11


Year W-L-T Conf. Coach Postseason/USILA




2010 2-11 1-4 CAA Glenn Thiel

2011 7-7 4-2 CAA Jeff Tambroni CAA Semis

2012 9-6 5-1 CAA Jeff Tambroni CAA Semis, #16

2013 12-5 6-0 CAA Jeff Tambroni NCAA 1st Rd., #13

Seasons 100

Record 488-490-8

CAA 16-7

ECAC 28-31

NCAA Appearances 3

Year-End Rankings 15

COACHING HISTORY


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1913: 1-0-1Head Coach: Walter Farley

5/24 Pennsylvania 4-3 W Bronx Lacrosse Club 3-3 T

1914: 2-3Head Coach: Walter Farley

Baltimore City College 6-0 W Pennsylvania 1-4 L Baltimore Polytechnic 8-5 W Hobart 3-10 L Carlisle Indian School 1-6 L

1915: 1-3-1Head Coach: Walter Farley

Lehigh 2-7 L Carlisle Indian School 1-12 L Pennsylvania 1-1 T Hobart 4-3 W Carlisle Indian School 3-5 L

1916: 2-2Head Coach: Doc Lewis

Captains: R.H. Olmstead, Hollowell Maryland 1-2 L Johns Hopkins 1-14 L Maryland 4-0 W Syracuse 4-1 W


Captains: Olmstead, Hollowell Swarthmore 1-4 L Lehigh 1-15 LHollowell 29

1918: No team due to influenza epidemic.


Captain: R. Lehman Navy 0-13 L


Maryland 3-2 W Navy 0-13 L


Captain: F. Leuschner5/6 at Maryland 3-5 L5/7 at Navy 2-20 L6/2 Toronto 1-7 L

1922: 1-5Head Coach: Robert Jardine

Captain: I. Brown4/4 Oxford-Cambridge 0-6 L4/28 at Maryland 3-10 L4/29 at Navy 0-13 L Syracuse 1-6 L at Army 1-15 L Swarthmore 3-2 W

1923: 3-4-1Head Coach: Robert Jardine

Captain: F. Coulter4/14 Pennsylvania 4-2 W4/19 at Hobart 4-4 T4/20 at Cornell 1-3 L4/21 at Syracuse 1-9 L Brooklyn Polytechnic 19-0 W5/4 at Maryland 4-8 L5/5 at Navy 2-12 L5/17 Swarthmore 5-2 W

1924: 1-4Head Coach: Robert Jardine

Catpain: J.C. Frank Mount Washington 0-7 L Syracuse 1-8 L at Maryland 1-6 L at Navy 0-14 L Cornell 4-3 W

1925: 1-5Head Coach: Ralph Leonard

Captain: W. Shaner4/25 Onondaga Indians 0-6 L4/30 at Cornell 0-3 L5/2 at Syracuse 0-10 L5/9 Crescent AA 22-1 W5/16 at Army 1-15 L5/30 Pennsylvania 6-7 L

1926: 4-3Head Coach: Ralph Leonard

Captain: B.M. Hackett4/17 at Pennsylvania 10-6 W4/24 Crescent AA 6-3 W

5/1 St. Stephen’s 4-2 W5/8 Syracuse 5-10 L5/15 Cornell 4-7 L5/22 Swarthmore 5-3 W5/29 Union 7-12 L

1927: 4-3Head Coach: Earnest Paul

Captain: W.R. Wendell4/23 Lafayette 11-1 W4/30 Crescent AA 16-1 W5/5 at Cornell 2-5 L5/7 at Syracuse 3-7 L5/21 at Lehigh 11-2 W5/28 Pennsylvania 2-6 L6/11 Onondaga Indians 8-6 W

1928: 1-4-2Head Coach: Earnest Paul

Captain: J.C. Belfield4/19 Syracuse 4-4 T4/21 Cornell 2-3 L5/5 at Mount Washington 2-7 L5/12 Swarthmore 5-8 L5/19 Drumlin AC 9-0 W5/26 at Army 2-8 L6/9 Onondaga Indians 6-6 T


Captain: T.T. Torak4/25 Dartmouth 7-5 W5/10 at Western Maryland 5-3 W5/11 at Navy 4-7 L5/24 at Cornell 3-5 L6/1 Army 1-2 L6/15 Onondaga Indians 16-3 W


Captain: K. Kaiser5/3 Western Maryland 7-6 W5/9 at Colgate 3-9 L5/10 at Syracuse 5-4 W5/17 Pennsylvania 3-4 L5/24 at Army 4-3 W6/3 Toronto 5-9 L6/7 Onondaga Indians 3-2 W




Captain: D. Lewis5/1 at Western Maryland 1-0 W5/2 at Maryland 0-13 L5/7 Syracuse 5-4 W5/16 Onondaga Indians 3-1 W5/23 at Army 2-10 L5/30 Colgate 9-4 W


Captain: R. Carlson4/23 St. John’s (Md.) 1-10 L4/30 Western Maryland 4-0 W5/6 at Colgate 6-3 W5/7 at Syracuse 2-7 L5/14 Maryland 1-5 L5/21 at Army 1-6 L

1933: 0-5Head Coach: Mike Loebs

Captain: L. Edel4/22 Army 0-9 L4/28 at Hobart 3-4 L4/29 at Syracuse 3-16 L5/13 Navy 3-19 L5/16 Maryland 4-11 L

1934: 4-2Head Coach: Mike Loebs

Captain: George Koth4/14 Hobart 9-4 W4/21 at Navy 3-13 L4/28 Lehigh 8-4 W5/5 at Army 5-13 L5/7 Onondaga Indians 12-8 W5/19 Cornell 7-6 W

1935: 4-2*Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: R. Weber4/13 Lehigh 14-0 W4/27 at Maryland 3-14 L5/4 Pennsylvania 11-3 W5/11 at Cornell 10-6 W Army 4-12 L* Records incomplete

1936: 4-3Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: E. Gerber4/25 at Pennsylvania 5-4 W

5/2 Lafayette 16-2 W5/9 Cornell 12-6 W5/15 at Colgate 8-3 W5/16 at Syracuse 3-6 L5/23 at Army 2-13 L5/30 Maryland 2-9 L

1937: 5-4Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: John Conley

4/6 Harvard 1-11 L4/14 at Swarthmore 4-3 W4/17 Colgate 7-4 W4/24 Pennsylvania 6-4 W5/1 Lehigh 9-1 W5/8 at Army 2-5 L5/15 Syracuse 7-9 L5/22 at Cornell 9-4 W5/29 at Maryland 0-15 LRay Coskery 8, S.E. Cohn 8


Captain: Selig Cohn4/9 Army 2-10 L4/16 Maryland 4-11 L4/23 at Pennsylvania 7-4 W5/7 Swarthmore 7-6 W5/10 Cornell 13-5 W5/13 at Colgate 13-6 W5/14 at Syracuse 5-4 W5/21 Lafayette 12-1 WRay Coskery 6, Joe Andrukitis 5

1939: 4-5Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Ray Coskery

4/5 at St. Johns 7-12 L4/8 at Maryland 2-18 L4/19 Swarthmore 6-7 L4/22 Pennsylvania 9-3 W4/29 at Army 4-10 L5/6 Syracuse 10-7 W5/12 at Hobart 6-12 L5/13 at Cornell 11-7 W5/20 Lehigh 11-2 WRay Coskery 15, George Ritter 13


Captains: Bart Buser, George Ritter4/6 Hobart 9-14 L4/12 at Pennsylvania 5-6 L

4/13 at Navy 1-10 L4/20 Cornell 7-6 W4/24 Swarthmore 3-8 L4/27 Maryland 3-7 L5/4 at Army 5-9 L5/16 Lehigh 12-5 W5/17 at Colgate 11-3 W5/18 at Syracuse 6-16 LBart Buser 11, Jim Ritter 10

1941: 3-6Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Warren Darrell

4/12 at Navy 4-13 L4/14 at Maryland 3-12 L4/19 at Swarthmore 6-8 L4/30 Syracuse 8-17 L5/3 Lehigh 12-5 W5/10 Pennsylvania 15-4 W5/16 at Cornell 12-7 W5/17 at Hobart 6-8 L5/24 Army 2-14 L

Al Blair 15, Warren Darrell 14, Jim Ritter, 13

1942: 2-8Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Bill Zigenfus

4/11 at Navy 5-8 L4/18 Cornell 9-4 W4/25 at Syracuse 7-9 L4/29 Maryland 5-11 L5/2 Swarthmore 4-8 L5/9 at Hobart 7-10 L5/16 at Army 4-10 L5/23 Drexel 6-3 W6/17 at Johns Hopkins 6-10 L6/18 at Maryland 0-13 L

1943: 2-6Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Jim Gotwals

4/10 Johns Hopkins 7-11 L4/22 at Johns Hopkins 1-12 L4/24 at Navy 2-4 L5/1 at Maryland 4-9 L5/8 Syracuse 14-1 W5/15 at Army 4-7 L6/17 at Navy 3-8 LTom Mitchell 6, Jim Gotwals 5




4/22 Army 0-14 L4/29 at Navy 1-21 L5/6 at Army 2-14 L5/13 at Swarthmore 3-8 L5/20 Cornell 3-13 L6/10 Cornell 1-13 L


4/28 Navy 0-20 L5/5 at Army 1-25 L5/12 Swarthmore 8-12 L5/19 at Navy 0-26 L5/26 Cornell 6-7 L6/9 at Cornell 15-8 WCary Taylor 11, John Nolan 9


Captain: John Nolan4/13 Army 5-15 L4/26 at Loyola 17-3 W4/27 at Navy 4-14 L4/30 Hobart 14-6 W5/4 Rutgers 9-1 W5/11 Johns Hopkins 4-19 L5/18 at Swarthmore 14-11 W5/24 at Syracuse 6-3 W5/25 at Cornell 7-3 W6/8 Cornell 9-8 WG.F. Sullivan 18, Taylor 16, John Nolan 15


Captain: George Locotos4/7 at Duke 3-5 L4/8 at Washington & Lee 5-6 L4/19 Loyola 6-2 W4/26 at Navy 1-10 L5/3 Syracuse 6-3 W5/7 at Sampson 8-2 W5/10 Drexel 8-1 W5/16 at Colgate 12-3 W5/19 at Hobart 5-6 L5/24 Swarthmore 9-11 L5/31 Sampson 16-3 WErnie Baer 11, Ken Kerwin 10


Captain: William Hollenbach4/16 at Drexel 15-4 W4/17 at Pennsylvania 13-4 W4/21 Hobart 9-3 W4/24 Cornell 10-5 W4/30 at Loyola 8-4 W5/1 at Navy 3-9 L5/7 at Syracuse 5-9 L5/15 at Army 1-7 L5/22 Colgate 15-5 WJohn Nolan 16, Ernie Baer 11, Ed Belfield 10

1949: 5-4Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Roger Nestor

4/13 at Pennsylvania 9-3 W4/16 at Western Maryland 14-5 W4/18 at Washington & Lee 9-4 W4/19 at Virginia 7-8 L4/23 Loyola 4-6 L4/30 Navy 7-19 L5/7 Syracuse 7-12 L5/13 at Hobart 13-12 W5/14 at Colgate 14-2 WBuddy Thomas 16, Bob Lewis 16, Ed Belfield 14


Captain: Ed Belfield, Bob Louis4/14 at Loyola 4-9 L4/15 at Navy 6-9 L4/22 at Rutgers 6-11 L4/29 Western Maryland 17-4 W5/6 at Syracuse 3-17 L5/13 Virginia 12-23 L5/2 Hobart 16-6 W5/26 at Ithaca 10-4 W5/27 at Cornell 7-9 LBob Lewis 13, James Reed 7, John Wilcox 6

1951: 6-3Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Phil Benedetti

4/13 at Western Maryland 17-0 W4/14 at Navy 1-10 L4/21 Loyola 12-14 L4/28 Pennsylvania 14-5 W5/5 Syracuse 10-13 L5/12 MD Lacrosse Club 7-6 W5/18 at Ithaca 13-0 W5/19 at Hobart 17-10 W

5/26 at Cornell 10-5 WJohn Wilcox 21, Paul Raffensberger 20


Captain: Harold Woolfram4/10 at Loyola 2-5 L4/12 at Navy 0-21 L4/24 Washington & Lee 7-6 W4/26 at Pennsylvania 10-6 W5/3 at Syracuse 3-9 L5/10 Rutgers 15-16 L5/17 Cornell 6-12 L5/24 at Hobart 8-9 LWayne Hockersmith 12.


Captain: Wayne Hockersmith4/10 at Swarthmore 6-22 L4/11 at Navy 1-19 L4/18 at Hobart 10-11 L4/25 Pennsylvania 4-13 L5/2 Syracuse 13-18 L5/9 at Rutgers 7-14 L5/16 Cornell 8-16 L5/23 Loyola 13-8 WWayne Hockersmith 21-1

1954: 2-7Head Coach: Nick ThielCaptain: Dave Arnold

4/10 Kenyon 12-7 W4/14 at Navy 1-23 L4/15 at Loyola 6-10 L4/24 Pennsylvania 7-9 L4/30 at Hobart 16-18 L5/1 at Syracuse 7-20 L5/8 Rutgers 7-20 L5/15 Swarthmore 12-6 W5/22 Cornell 13-20 LBob Hamel 21-10, Al Fulton 23-3, Dick Kleinm 10-8


Captain: Don Bell4/7 at Adelphi 12-4 W4/9 (N) New Hampshire 2-4 L4/11 at Hofstra 3-13 L4/16 Navy 2-16 L4/23 at Rutgers 6-17 L4/27 Loyola 17-8 W



4/29 at Colgate 6-2 W4/30 at Cornell 8-11 L5/7 Syracuse 17-13 W5/14 at Swarthmore 14-7 W5/18 Hobart 8-7 W5/21 Pennsylvania 13-6 WRon Youtz 14-18, Bob Hamel 20-6


Captain: Bob Hamel3/29 (N) New Hampshire 7-2 W3/30 (N) Dartmouth 6-4 W4/2 at Adelphi 11-4 W4/3 at Hofstra 9-3 W4/13 at Loyola 8-10 L4/14 at Navy 4-17 L4/21 at Pennsylvania 16-4 W4/28 Colgate 5-6 L5/4 at Hobart 5-11 L5/5 at Syracuse 13-18 L5/12 Swarthmore 15-4 W5/16 Lehigh 15-3 W5/19 Rutgers 11-19 L5/25 Cornell 13-8 WBill Hess 41-21, Bob Hamel 25-12, Lou Girard 16-12

1957: 6-7Head Coach: Ernie Baer

Captain: Lou Girard4/10 Loyola 13-9 W4/13 at Navy 8-19 L4/18 at Hofstra 7-11 L4/20 at Adelphi 18-4 W4/23 at Maryland 0-18 L4/27 at Colgate 9-4 W5/4 Syracuse 4-13 L5/11 at Swarthmore 1-5 L5/14 at Rutgers 9-17 L6/15 at Lehigh 15-3 W6/18 at Cornell 8-13 L6/24 Pennsylvania 16-5 WBill Hess 49-20, Lou Girard 21, Tom Seeman 13


Captains: Bill Hess, Fred Donahoe4/7 at Hofstra 2-13 L4/11 at Loyola 9-6 W4/12 at Navy 2-18 L4/16 Maryland 5-22 L4/19 at Pennsylvania 3-2 W

4/26 Rutgers 2-14 L5/2 at Hobart 8-2 W5/3 at Syracuse 5-9 L5/7 Cornell 6-8 L5/10 Swarthmore 10-3 W5/14 Lehigh 13-3 W5/17 Dickinson 7-8 L5/24 Colgate 9-10 LJohn Behne 19-5, Fred Donahoe 20

1959: 5-4-1Head Coach: Ernie Baer

Captains: John Behne, Richard Dill4/4 Loyola 14-3 W4/11 Navy 3-29 L4/15 Pennsylvania 9-4 W4/18 Hobart 11-3 W4/22 at Cornell 10-6 W5/2 Syracuse 7-14 L5/6 Maryland 1-20 L5/9 at Swarthmore 4-4 T5/13 at Lehigh 8-5 W5/16 at Rutgers 5-17 LJohn Behne 29-2, Richard Kane 6-6,Dick Swanson 10


Captain: Dave Erwin4/2 at Loyola 8-2 W4/6 at Navy 3-17 L4/20 Cornell 3-12 L4/30 Rutgers 5-15 L5/6 at Hobart 0-6 L5/7 at Syracuse 6-15 L5/11 Lehigh 5-10 L5/14 Swarthmore 4-6 L5/18 at Maryland 2-17 L5/21 Colgate 7-9 LGordon Bennett 15-4

1961: 4-6Head Coach: Ernie BaerCaptain: Andy Lockhart

4/8 at Navy 5-16 L4/15 Loyola 17-4 W5/22 Pennsylvania 8-10 L5/26 at Cornell 8-11 L5/29 at Rutgers 3-6 L5/6 Syracuse 4-11 L5/12 at Lehigh 11-9 W5/13 at Swarthmore 9-0 W5/16 Gettysburg 14-4 W

5/20 at Colgate 4-5 LTom Hayes 26-5, Steve Schrader 13-10, Dick Seelig 17-2

1962: 7-3Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Andy Lockhart, Andy Pollock4/6 at Loyola 8-7 W4/7 at Washington & Lee 10-3 W4/10 at Pennsylvania 8-7 W4/14 Lafayette 20-10 W4/25 Maryland 7-16 L4/28 Rutgers 18-13 W5/5 at Syracuse 8-15 L5/9 Lehigh 14-7 W5/12 Swarthmore 17-8 W5/19 Colgate 6-8 LJohn Meisel 6-42, Tom Hayes 27-10, Dick Seelig 22-1

1963: 4-6Head Coach: Bill HessCaptain: Dick Seelig

3/30 Pennsylvania 12-6 W4/6 Washington & Lee 16-7 W4/13 at Lafayette 21-4 W4/17 Loyola 5-7 L4/27 at Rutgers 7-16 L5/1 Syracuse 5-10 L5/8 at Lehigh 7-11 L5/11 at Swarthmore 11-8 W5/14 Maryland 6-19 L5/18 at Colgate 6-12 LJohn Meisel 19-19, Steve Schrader 9-17, Howdy Spencer 16-8

1964: 3-7Head Coach: Herb Schmidt

Captains: D. Flinchbaugh, V. Tedesco4/4 at Hobart 7-9 L4/12 Lafayette 16-2 W4/14 Maryland 4-13 L4/18 at Loyola 6-10 L4/25 Rutgers 8-14 L5/2 at Syracuse 4-9 L5/6 Lehigh 12-8 W5/9 Swarthmore 7-8 L5/16 at Colgate 7-15 L5/23 at Delaware 8-5 WJohn Meisel 15-13



1965: 4-5-1Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Scott Henderson, Chad Moore4/3 Hobart 4-3 W4/10 at Lafayette 12-4 W4/13 at Maryland 2-16 L4/15 Colgate 9-10 L4/24 Syracuse 7-10 L5/1 at Rutgers 9-19 L5/8 at Swarthmore 7-8 L5/12 at Lehigh 13-2 W5/15 Loyola 13-13 T5/19 Delaware 14-4 WBill Huddles 6-25, Dave Thiel 21-4, Roger Doumar 11-9


Captains: Glenn Thiel, Dave Webster4/13 Maryland 3-23 L4/16 Cortland 11-12 L4/23 Syracuse 9-17 L4/26 Loyola 9-10 L4/30 Rutgers 1-17 L5/1 Hobart 9-15 L5/11 Lehigh 17-6 W5/14 Colgate 10-9 W5/21 at Delaware 13-4 WGreg Wacker 21-15, Glenn Thiel 27-6,Bill Franson 11-20


Captains: Joe Gorman, Dave Lewis4/1 at Franklin & Marshall 12-5 W4/8 Loyola 6-12 L4/12 at Maryland 0-17 L4/15 Colgate 7-0 W4/22 Syracuse 10-11 L4/29 at Rutgers 7-6 W5/10 at Lehigh 4-6 L5/13 at Cortland 8-19 L5/20 Delaware 7-4 W5/24 Hobart 5-6 LHank Kaezowka 14, Joe Gorman 12

1968: 6-3-1Head Coach: Dick Pencek

4/3 at Bucknell 13-9 W4/6 Franklin & Marshall 19-3 W4/10 Maryland 5-9 L4/13 at Loyola 9-5 W4/20 at Syracuse 9-10 L

4/27 Rutgers 1-10 L5/8 Lehigh 10-4 W5/11 Cortland 9-9 T5/18 at Delaware 18-3 W5/25 at Hobart 11-9 WKen Edwards 23-36, Bob Schoeflin 19-25


4/9 at Maryland 6-12 L4/12 Loyola 10-5 W4/16 at Franklin & Marshall 14-2 W4/19 Syracuse 9-13 L4/26 at Rutgers 10-12 L4/30 Lebanon Valley 8-3 W5/3 Bucknell 6-7 L5/7 at Lehigh 8-6 W5/10 at Cortland 4-12 L5/24 Hobart 13-14 LBob Schoeflin 17-35, Lance Silver 16-13


4/11 Loyola 10-9 W4/15 Franklin & Marshall 4-6 L4/18 Syracuse 7-20 L4/25 Rutgers 2-8 L4/29 Lebanon Valley 18-7 W5/6 Lehigh 3-4 L5/9 Cortland 8-20 L5/16 Bucknell 8-4 W5/23 Hobart 9-18 LRick Smedley 19, Al Nefgen 13


Captains: Don Stone, Dave McKeever4/1 Lebanon Valley 10-4 W4/3 Cortland 9-21 L4/10 Loyola 15-3 W4/14 Franklin & Marshall 5-8 L4/17 Syracuse 12-9 W4/24 Rutgers 7-20 L5/1 Pennsylvania 5-10 L5/8 Lehigh 4-12 L5/11 Bucknell 16-12 W5/22 Hobart 6-9 LJim Trenz 42-28, Bob Cohen 14-6, Lance Silver 13-3


4/8 Cortland 7-15 L4/12 Franklin & Marshall 6-12 L4/15 Syracuse 9-12 L4/19 Loyola 17-10 W4/22 Pennsylvania 9-12 L4/29 Rutgers 6-15 L5/6 Lehigh 12-5 W5/9 Bucknell 19-6 W5/12 Lafayette 14-4 W5/18 Hobart 5-24 LJim Trenz 42-28, Rick Smedley 14-2, Bob Cohen 13-3


Captains: Bob Cohen, Jim Clouser3/31 Loyola 14-7 W4/4 #17 Pennsylvania 7-13 L4/7 Drexel 9-6 W4/11 #20 Franklin & Marshall 5-10 L4/14 Syracuse 13-16 (OT) L4/25 #11 Cortland 5-20 L4/28 #7 Rutgers 7-16 L5/5 Lehigh 6-5 W5/9 Bucknell 6-5 W5/12 Lafayette 19-10 W5/18 #13 Hobart 8-9 LKarl Hurtzig 15-28, Bob Cohen 17-8


Captains: Joe Carloso, Ron Scheider3/30 #2 Virginia 4-13 L4/3 #11 Pennsylvania 6-12 L4/6 at Drexel 9-6 W4/13 at Syracuse 17-12 W4/20 at Loyola 10-9 W4/27 #8 Rutgers 7-21 L5/3 Lehigh 19-11 W5/8 Cortland 9-12 L5/11 at Lafayette 21-5 W5/13 at #19 Bucknell 10-8 W5/16 at Hobart 7-21 LKeith McGuire 17-27, G. Alex 22-7, Karl Hurtzig 10-18




Captains: Buddy Tesner, Jay Levine4/2 at #9 Pennsylvania 12-10 W4/5 Drexel 15-6 W4/9 at Franklin & Marshall 19-12 W4/12 #19 Syracuse 15-7 W4/19 at Cortland 8-16 L4/26 #8 Rutgers 5-10 L4/30 Loyola 23-5 W5/3 at Lehigh 9-4 W5/10 Lafayette 21-4 W5/14 Bucknell 9-7 W5/17 at #17 Delaware 12-9 WLarry Warshaw 25-10, G. Alex 31-4, Karl Hurtzig 10-24


Captains: Rich Mauti, Karl Hurtzig,Rich Caravella

3/31 at Drexel 16-3 W4/7 Franklin & Marshall 18-6 W4/16 #3 North Carolina 14-20 L4/21 at Lafayette 26-5 W4/25 #13 Rutgers 9-8 (OT) W4/28 at Loyola 17-12 W4/30 Lehigh 21-7 W5/7 #11 Pennsylvania 20-13 W5/12 at Bucknell 5-6 LKeith McGuire 17-26, Rich Mauti 20-11, G Alex 23-5, Paul Repp 13-14, Mike Mass 11-9


Captains: Rich Mauti, Keith McGuire4/3 Drexel 7-9 L4/9 #4 North Carolina 14-18 L4/12 Franklin & Marshall 14-10 W4/20 #16 Delaware 10-17 L4/22 #13 Rutgers 10-13 L4/26 Loyola 13-10 W4/30 Lehigh 19-6 W5/7 #11 Pennsylvania 10-24 L5/11 Bucknell 12-4 W5/14 #5 Washington & Lee 14-22 LKeith McGuire 8-31, Paul Repp 21-14

1978: 3-7Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Jon Poole3/31 at Drexel 12-8 W4/2 Syracuse 8-16 L

4/12 Franklin & Marshall 13-11 W4/14 #10 North Carolina 7-13 L4/19 Delaware 12-18 L4/22 #8 Rutgers 6-20 L4/26 at Loyola 15-12 W4/29 at #14 Hofstra 7-14 L5/10 at Bucknell 14-16 L5/13 at #5 Army 6-19 LMike Mass 29-19-48, Billy Curran 13-14-27, Ed Recco 12-5-17


Captains: Ed Recco, Rich Keegan, Bryan Greaney

3/30 at #6 Syracuse 9-18 L4/7 at Ohio State 14-11 W4/11 at Franklin & Marshall 7-8 L4/14 Drexel 11-10 W4/18 at #15 Delaware 16-20 L4/21 at #8 Rutgers 3-10 L4/28 Hofstra 10-18 L5/2 Loyola 14-15 L5/5 at #2 Maryland 6-21 L5/9 Bucknell 10-18 L5/12 #7 Army 7-17 LEd Recco 26-15-41, Billy Curran 14-15-29, Bill Turri 14-6-20


Captains: T. Bacon, D. Eicher, J. Spillane3/22 at Lehigh 17-11 W3/29 #7 Syracuse 8-15 L4/5 Ohio State 17-3 W4/9 Franklin & Marshall 16-11 W4/16 at Drexel 14-8 W4/19 #12 Rutgers 6-7 L4/26 at #15 Hofstra 9-20 L4/30 at Loyola 18-16 W5/3 #9 Maryland 6-21 L5/7 at Bucknell 15-14 (OT) W5/10 at #6 Army 4-16 LBilly Curran 20-15-35, Mark Gelsomini 13-14-27, Tim Flanagan 15-19-34, Bill Turri 16-4-20


Captains: Eph Humphreys and John Farrell3/21 Lehigh 21-9 W3/27 at Syracuse 4-19 L4/4 at Ohio State 15-5 W4/8 at Towson 14-6 W

4/11 Drexel 16-5 W4/18 at #7 Rutgers 12-11 W4/25 #15 Hofstra 10-5 W4/29 Loyola 18-12 W5/2 at Montclair State 22-10 W5/6 Bucknell 15-6 W5/9 #3 Army 5-11 LGary Martin 16-40-56, Tom Lion 20-8-28, Jay Starapoli 27-0-27


Captains: K. Panzer, B. Turri and J. Guterding3/20 at Lehigh 23-6 W3/27 #10 Syracuse 4-12 L4/3 Ohio State 24-4 W4/7 #15 Towson 14-11 W4/10 at Hofstra 16-10 W4/17 #12 Rutgers 3-11 L4/21 at Drexel 19-12 W4/28 at Loyola 18-17 W5/1 Montclair State 20-6 W5/5 at Bucknell 22-10 W5/8 at #6 Army 14-20 LGary Martin 42-44-86; Bill Turri 21-5-26


Captains: Rob Cooke, John Schmitt3/19 Lehigh 22-4 W3/26 #2 Syracuse 6-20 L3/30 at #14 UMBC 10-11 L4/2 Drexel 14-8 W4/6 at #10 Towson 12-16 L4/9 Hofstra 3-9 L4/16 at #8 Rutgers 6-10 L4/20 #6 Army 2-17 L4/27 Loyola 15-16 (OT) L4/30 at Montclair State 25-6 W5/2 Bucknell 20-13 WGary Martin 19-40-59; Tom Lion 21-22-43


Captains: D. Curran, J. Coyle, G. Martin3/10 at Loyola 7-9 L3/17 New Hampshire 7-8 (OT) L3/21 Montclair State 15-4 W3/24 at #1 Syracuse 5-21 L3/28 at Lafayette 12-9 W3/31 at Drexel 13-6 W4/4 Towson 8-12 L4/7 at #7 Hofstra 11-10 (OT) W



4/14 #6 Rutgers 10-13 L4/21 UMBC 12-11 (OT) W4/28 Hobart 11-12 L5/2 at Bucknell 10-6 W5/4 #6 Army 7-8 LGary Martin 21-32-53


Captains: D. Curran, T. Florence G. Connor3/5 at Duke 6-7 L3/15 Loyola 5-13 L3/23 at Syracuse 7-27 L3/27 Lafayette 16-9 W3/30 Drexel 13-14 (2OT) L4/3 at Towson 6-10 L4/6 Hofstra 13-14 (OT) L4/13 at #14 Rutgers 3-13 L4/16 Kutztown 22-3 W4/20 at UMBC 4-8 L4/27 at Hobart 3-12 L5/1 Bucknell 8-11 L5/4 #9 C.W. Post 12-10 WGeorge Connor 12-22-34


Captains: Sean McGinley, E.G. Rall3/5 at William & Mary 16-15 (OT) W3/9 at Loyola 12-14 L3/15 Denison 14-11 W3/22 Syracuse 8-18 L3/29 at Lafayette 17-8 W4/2 #10 Towson State 11-9 W4/5 at Drexel 15-10 W4/12 #5 Rutgers 5-8 L4/19 UMBC 10-13 L4/22 at Kutztown 16-8 W4/26 Hobart 10-20 L4/30 at Bucknell 9-6 W5/3 at #7 C.W. Post 7-8 LJohn Hollerbach 28-18-46, Art Berry 25-11-36, Bob Quinn 12-22-34, Chris Dent 27-5-32


Captains: Marty Coyle, Rich Makover, Bob Quinn

3/3 at Guilford 21-11 W3/7 at Roanoke 15-4 W3/14 Michigan State 16-7 W3/15 Scranton 16-1 W3/21 at Loyola (1) 14-15 (OT) L

3/22 vs. New Hampshire (1) 17-10 W3/28 Lafayette 15-6 W4/1 at #12 Towson State 7-18 L4/4 Drexel 20-13 W4/11 at #11 Rutgers 9-10 (OT) L4/18 at UMBC 13-12 W4/21 Kutztown 22-8 W4/25 Hobart 7-13 L4/29 Bucknell 17-12 W5/2 C.W. Post 12-16 L (1) Loyola Invitational (Baltimore, Md.)Jeff Connor 16-40-56, Scott McKeon 40-3-43, John Hollerbach 25-17-42, Chris Dent 32-7-39, Art Berry 24-13-37


Captains: Art Berry, Chris Dent3/2 at Duke 8-22 L3/5 at Guilford 14-13 W3/12 Loyola 7-15 L3/19 Michigan State (1) 10-9 W3/20 Lehigh (1) 13-7 W3/26 at Lafayette 16-7 W3/30 #12 Towson State 11-17 L4/2 at Drexel 16-7 W4/5 at Kutztown 21-9 W4/9 #13 Rutgers 8-9 (OT) L4/16 UMBC 10-7 W4/23 at Hobart 7-16 L4/27 at Bucknell 14-7 W4/30 at #11 C.W. Post 6-16 L(1) Penn State Indoor InvitationalJeff Connor 14-44-58, Jim Schmitt 34-5-39, John Hollerbach 19-9-28, Chris Dent 20-7-27, Jim Laverty 15-5-20


Captains: Tim Conway, John Hollerbach,Steve Graves

2/28 at North Carolina 6-17 L3/2 at Radford 20-11 W3/4 at VMI 19-8 W3/11 at Loyola 7-14 L3/18 Notre Dame (1) 9-1 W3/19 Nazareth (1) 12-10 W3/25 Lafayette 19-7 W3/29 at #9 Towson State 9-15 L4/1 Drexel 13-6 W4/7 Kutztown 25-5 W4/15 at Rutgers 6-12 L4/18 at UMBC 13-12 W

4/22 Hobart 11-9 W4/26 Bucknell 15-11 W4/29 C.W. Post 6-7 L(1) Penn State Indoor InvitationalJohn Hollerbach 22-38-60, Jim Laverty 30-12-42, Greg Guarton 25-13-38, Ted Peddy 30-6-36, Tim Conway 16-11-27

1990: 10-5No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Paul Gilhool, Ted Peddy,

Dave Waynick2/27 at Radford 18-11 W3/2 at North Carolina 6-13 L3/10 at Hofstra 6-17 L3/17 Villanova (1) 13-6 W3/18 VMI (1) 22-7 W3/24 at Lafayette 11-5 W3/28 #7 Towson State 8-10 L3/31 at Drexel 16-9 W4/7 UMBC 12-10 W4/8 at Kutztown 25-4 W4/14 #8 Rutgers 17-18 L4/18 #3 Loyola 16-13 W4/21 at Hobart 5-16 L4/25 at Bucknell 9-8 W4/29 at C.W. Post 13-10 W(1) Penn State Indoor InvitationalTed Peddy 41-6-47, Jim Laverty 25-15-40, Chris Lehman 16-17-33, Greg Guarton 20-11-31, Joel Brous 17-11-28

1991: 9-4No. 14 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Paul Gilhool, Ted Peddy

3/5 at #4 North Carolina 3-15 L3/7 at VMI 17-4 W3/16 vs. #5 Princeton (1) 7-9 L3/17 vs. Ohio Wesleyan (1) 14-7 W3/24 Drexel 16-8 W3/27 at #10 Towson State 8-16 L3/30 Lafayette 15-8 W4/6 at UMBC 11-10 W4/13 at #11 Rutgers 10-17 L4/20 Hobart 12-10 W4/24 Bucknell 17-11 W4/27 #19 C.W. Post 14-13 W5/4 at Delaware 17-11 W(1) Loyola Invitational (Baltimore, Md.)Jim Laverty 27-9-36, Pete Makover 20-13-33, Ted Peddy 24-8-32, Chris Lehman 17-14-31



1992: 9-3No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Scott Bailer, Mark Dardaris,

Greg Guarton2/27 Navy 16-9 W3/11 at Drexel 14-3 W3/14 at #10 Villanova 16-8 W3/21 Vermont 12-8 W3/28 at Lafayette 11-7 W4/4 UMBC 12-11 (OT) W4/11 Rutgers 11-10 W4/14 Towson State 8-16 L4/18 at Hobart 8-11 L4/22 at #18 Bucknell 13-10 W4/25 at C.W. Post 10-9 (OT) W5/2 Delaware 15-18 LChris Lehman 27-14-41, Kevin McGinley 27-7-34, Pete Makover 11-20-31

1993: 6-5No. 19 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Craig Driver, Chris Lehman,

Pete Makover, Chris Marcus2/27 at #11 Navy 9-11 L3/10 at #3 North Carolina 3-25 L3/14 Villanova Canceled 3/20 at #9 Towson State 7-10 L3/27 Lafayette 19-6 W3/28 Drexel 14-7 W4/10 at #14 Rutgers 9-16 L4/17 Hobart 13-14 L4/21 Bucknell 15-9 W4/24 C.W. Post 17-7 W4/28 at UMBC 15-5 W5/1 at #18 Delaware 19-18 (OT) WChris Lehman 16-28-38, Mike Quinn 20-8-28, Rob Warren 17-6-23

1994: 8-4No. 17 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Jay Graham, Alex Schoonmaker,

Ken Wille2/26 at Notre Dame 9-12 L3/6 at #14 Georgetown 4-17 L3/12 at Villanova 16-12 W3/19 #12 Towson State 13-15 L3/26 vs. Lafayette 21-7 W3/27 at Drexel 13-10 W4/2 UMBC 15-5 W4/9 Rutgers 13-12 (OT) W

4/16 vs. #5 North Carolina (1) 8-16 L4/23 at Stony Brook 12-11 W4/27 Bucknell 15-13 W4/30 #12 Delaware 16-15 W(1) Hershey, Pa.Greg Jackson 25-27-52, Pete Makover 18-14-32, Erik Merkel 26-7-33

1995: 11-2No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Mike Busza, Mike O’Keefe,

Brian Shorts2/26 Notre Dame 15-14 W3/3 Ohio State 15-7 W3/8 at #3 Virginia 12-20 L3/12 Villanova 16-10 W3/18 at #6 Towson State 15-10 W3/25 Lafayette 18-4 W3/26 Drexel 18-13 W4/1 at UMBC 16-15 W4/8 Stony Brook 20-4 W4/15 #18 Hobart 12-13 (OT) L4/19 at Bucknell 17-8 W4/22 at #20 Rutgers 15-14 W4/30 at Delaware 16-11 WErik Merkel 48-13-61, Greg Jackson 34-22-56, Mike Busza 26-14-40

1996: 10-3No. 18 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Dave Daniecki, Greg Jackson,

Tolleison Morriss, Rob Warren2/24 at Michigan State 13-8 W2/25 at Ohio State 8-7 (OT) W3/6 at #5 North Carolina 9-18 L3/9 at Villanova 16-3 W3/16 #9 Georgetown 12-9 W3/23 at Drexel 14-6 W3/24 at Lafayette 12-4 W3/30 UMBC 18-14 W4/6 at Stony Brook 11-8 W4/13 at Hobart 4-9 L4/17 #10 Bucknell 6-11 L4/20 Rutgers 6-5 W4/27 Delaware 17-16 (OT) WGreg Jackson 23-16-39, Chris Killoren 21-13-34, Jason Rickel 20-12-32

1997: 8-4No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Dave Daniecki, Greg Jackson,

Tolleison Morriss2/28 Notre Dame 5-9 L3/7 Villanova 12-7 W3/12 vs. #18 Yale (1) 11-6 W3/16 at #6 Georgetown 8-18 L3/22 #1 Princeton 6-18 L3/29 at #17 UMBC 11-5 W4/5 Stony Brook 12-4 W4/12 #15 Hobart 12-11 (2OT) W4/16 at Bucknell 14-7 W4/19 at #20 Rutgers 15-7 W4/26 at Delaware 13-12 W5/3 at #3 Duke 6-7 (OT) L(1) Boca Raton, Fla.Chris Killoren 23-18-41, John Chescavage 28-10-38

1998: 6-6No. 15 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Tim Eldridge, Chris Killoren,

Todd Korte3/1 at Notre Dame 9-14 L3/7 at Villanova 11-4 W3/11 at #2 Maryland 6-14 L3/15 #5 Georgetown 14-13 W3/21 at #4 Princeton 5-13 L3/28 UMBC 14-11 W4/4 at Army 19-11 W4/11 at #8 Hobart 6-12 L4/15 Bucknell 19-8 W4/18 #15 Rutgers 11-9 W4/25 #20 Delaware 10-11 (OT) L5/1 #6 Duke 6-10 LJohn Chescavage 29-10-39, Chris Killoren 23-9-32, Todd Kaiser 12-17-29

1999: 8-4No. 12 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: John Chescavage, Andrew Germain,

Kevin Keenan, Chris Schiller2/28 Notre Dame 13-8 W3/5 Villanova 13-7 W3/10 at #8 Maryland 10-19 L3/21 Lehigh 16-10 W3/27 at #9 UMBC 11-9 W3/31 at #7 Georgetown 10-20 L4/3 #16 Army 19-12 W



4/10 Hobart 7-6 W4/17 at #20 Rutgers 15-8 W4/21 at Bucknell 13-10 W4/24 at #7 Delaware 11-12 L5/1 at #4 Duke 9-22 LChris Schiller 24-18-42, John Chescavage 25-9-34, Don Mayerhofer 19-12-31, Todd Kaiser 16-14-30

2000: 7-7 (3-3 ECAC)No. 20 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Sean Huss, Don Mayerhofer,

David Washo2/27 at Notre Dame 4-10 L3/3 at Villanova 13-7 W3/6 at Air Force 15-8 W3/8 at Denver 5-8 L3/12 * #5 Georgetown 8-17 L3/18 at Lehigh 15-12 W3/25 * at UMBC 7-12 L4/1 * #16 Massachusetts 11-8 W4/8 at #18 Hobart 7-9 L4/14 * at #12 Navy 5-12 L4/19 #18 Bucknell 10-9 W4/22 * Rutgers 12-6 W4/28 #8 Duke 5-6 L5/6 * Stony Brook 18-6 WDon Mayerhofer 20-28-48; Will Driscoll 28-7-35; Eric Wood 14-18-32

2001: 7-6 (2-4 ECAC)No. 15 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Ted Holmes, Michael Kern,

Jan Northrop, Eric Wood2/25 Notre Dame 8-10 L3/3 Villanova 14-7 W3/7 at Delaware 13-6 W3/10 * at #4 Georgetown 5-12 L3/17 at #16 Cornell 8-7 W3/24 * #11 UMBC 7-8 L3/31 * at #6 Massachusetts 9-10 L4/7 #18 Hobart 12-11 W4/14 * #13 Navy 9-10 (OT) L4/18 at #10 Bucknell 6-10 L4/21 * at #18 Rutgers 18-9 W4/28 Fairfield 9-8 (OT) W5/5 * Stony Brook 17-5 WWill Driscoll 38-9-47, Luke Ogelsby 11-16-27, Eric Wood 12-14-26

2002: 8-5 (1-4 ECAC)No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Will Driscoll, Sean Droogan,

Tim Emmick2/24 at Notre Dame 10-9 (OT) W3/2 at Fairfield 14-6 W3/4 Air Force 16-2 W3/9 * #9 Georgetown 10-11 L3/16 #16 Cornell 9-11 L3/23 * at UMBC 8-9 L3/30 * #11 Massachusetts 12-13 L4/3 Delaware 16-8 W4/6 at Hobart 11-10 W4/12 * at #15 Navy 7-9 L4/20 * Rutgers 15-3 W4/23 Bucknell 9-7 W4/27 #3 Virginia 13-8 WWill Driscoll 48-7-55, Luke Ogelsby 9-27-36, Sean Droogan 8-11-19

2003: 7-7 (3-2 ECAC)No. 11 USILA

NCAA TournamentHead Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Marshall Feldman, Chris Garrity, Matt Zappia

2/23 #17 Notre Dame 9-10 L3/1 Fairfield 18-6 W3/8 * at #6 Georgetown 9-11 L3/11 vs. #17 Yale (1) 15-17 L3/15 at #20 Cornell 8-9 L3/22 * #20 UMBC 10-12 L3/29 * at #6 Massachusetts 11-10 W4/5 Hobart 14-10 W4/12 * #15 Navy 5-4 W4/16 at Bucknell 10-7 W4/19 * at #8 Rutgers 7-6 W4/26 at #3 Virginia 10-11 L5/3 #17 Ohio State 13-4 W

2003 NCAA Tournament5/10 at #9 Towson 6-11 L(1) Boca Raton, Fla.Nate Whitaker 24-10-34; Luke Ogelsby 13-20-33; Marshall Feldman 19-7-26

2004: 6-7 (0-3 ECAC)Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Rob Bateman, Brian Mabry, Matt O’Malley, Edmond Perry

2/21 at Ohio State 5-4 W2/29 at Notre Dame 7-17 L3/6 at Fairfield 6-10 L

3/10 vs. Providence (1) 11-4 W3/13 * #6 Georgetown 8-10 L3/21 at #12 Denver 11-10 W4/3 * Massachusetts 8-17 L4/10 at Hobart 7-8 L4/17 at Mount St. Mary’s 16-7 W4/20 Bucknell 12-7 W4/24 * #9 Rutgers 6-10 L4/30 at #17 Villanova 9-11 L5/8 #15 Virginia 10-8 W(1) Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, Md.)Nate Whitaker 18-13-31, Will Cutler 15-8-23, John Eremus 18-3-21

2005: 9-6 (5-1 ECAC)No. 11 USILA

NCAA TournamentHead Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Marc Young, Will Jones, Mike Jacober

2/19 #14 Ohio State 9-7 W2/27 #10 Notre Dame 6-14 L3/5 * #16 Loyola 16-14 W3/8 at #4 Duke 2-12 L3/19 at #20 Stony Brook 5-7 L3/25 Fairfield 10-11 (OT) L4/2 * at #13 Massachusetts 8-18 L4/5 Mount St. Mary’s 14-5 W4/9 * #15 Hobart 19-13 W4/16 * St. John’s 12-4 W4/19 at #12 Bucknell 11-10 W4/23 * at Rutgers 8-7 W4/29 Villanova 10-5 W5/8 * at #7 Georgetown 13-12 (OT) W

2005 NCAA Tournament5/14 at #4 Maryland 10-14 LNate Whitaker 31-13-44, Pat Heim 22-11-33, John Eremus 23-3-26

2006: 8-5 (5-2 ECAC)No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Keith Benjamin, Greg Gurenlian,

Nate Whitaker2/26 at #12 Notre Dame 4-8 L3/4 * at Loyola 6-9 L3/8 vs. #14 Dartmouth (1) 11-10 W3/11 at Ohio State 14-13 (OT) W3/18 Stony Brook 10-11 L3/25 * at #20 Fairfield 11-6 W4/1 * #7 Massachusetts 7-5 W4/8 * at Hobart 9-4 W4/15 * at St. John’s 13-3 W



4/19 Bucknell 10-11 L4/22 * Rutgers 8-7 (OT) W4/28 at Villanova 12-11 (2OT) W5/6 * #5 Georgetown 9-10 L(1) St. Paul’s School (Baltimore, Md.)Brian Boyle 12-25-37, Nate Whitaker 28-4-32, John Eremus 19-6-25


Captains: Pat Heim, Dan Saltsman, Matt Mulqueen

2/17 #13 Denver 5-10 L2/24 #17 Notre Dame 8-11 L3/3 * #18 Loyola 9-10 L3/10 Ohio State 8-10 L3/13 vs. Colgate (1) 7-4 W3/24 * #12 Fairfield 10-7 W3/31 * at Massachusetts 5-6 (OT) L4/7 * Hobart 12-7 W4/14 * St. John’s 9-5 W4/17 at #12 Bucknell 5-7 L4/22 * at Rutgers 7-8 (2 OT) L4/28 Saint Joseph’s 12-9 W5/5 * at #4 Georgetown 4-9 L(1) Georgetown Prep (North Bethesda, Md.)Brian Boyle 11-17-28, Rob Forster 18-2- 20, Gil Pearsall 15-4-19, Pat Heim 14-4-18


Captains: Andrew Mackrides, Tommy Zichelli2/16 Robert Morris 18-2 W2/24 at #18 Notre Dame 9-15 L3/1 * at #15 Loyola 4-7 L3/8 at Ohio State 6-17 L3/11 Villanova 12-3 W3/15 Vermont 7-4 W3/21 * at Fairfield 7-2 W3/29 * Massachusetts 5-7 L4/5 * at Hobart 6-8 L4/12 * at St. John’s 7-11 L4/15 #9 Bucknell 8-7 W4/20 * Rutgers 4-8 L4/26 at Saint Joseph’s 10-6 W5/3 * #4 Georgetown 12-11(OT) WRob Forster 17-12-29, Max VanArsdale 17-10-27, Andrew Mackrides 12-4-16

2009: 9-5 (4-3 ECAC)No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn ThielCaptains: Drew Adams, Matt Warner

2/14 at Robert Morris 11-12 (2OT) L 2/22 #8 Notre Dame 8-13 L2/28 * #16 Loyola 7-8 L3/7 #15 Ohio State 11-5 W3/10 at #20 Villanova 10-8 W3/15 at Vermont 7-5 W3/21 * Fairfield 4-5 (OT) L3/28 * at #14 Massachusetts 8-9 L4/4 * Hobart 10-8 W4/7 at #19 Bucknell 9-8 W4/11 * St. John’s 12-11 (OT) W4/18 * at Rutgers 9-4 W4/25 Saint Joseph’s 17-6 W5/2 * at #16 Georgetown 12-11 (2OT) WRob Forster 26-9-35, Chris Hogan 29-5-34, Jack Forster 22-12-34, Matt Mackrides15-13-28

2010: 2-11 (1-4 CAA)Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Joe Britt, Chris Hogan, Brian Shea2/20 Robert Morris 17-24 L2/28 at #3 Notre Dame 8-12 L3/6 at Ohio State 10-11 (OT) L3/9 Villanova 7-11 L3/13 at Rutgers 4-7 L3/20 at #8 Duke 11-20 L3/27 St. John’s 13-11 W3/30 Bucknell 9-11 L4/3 * #9 Massachusetts 8-10 L4/10 * at #8 Drexel 7-12 L4/17 * #11 Hofstra 11-10 (OT) W4/24 * at #14 Towson 9-10 L4/30 * Delaware 10-14 LMatt Mackrides 36-8-44, Billy Gribbin 23-8-31, Nick Dolik 21-6-27, Chris Hogan 15-9-24

2011: 7-7 (4-2 CAA)Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Matt Bernier, Matt Shankoff, Matthew Mackrides

2/19 Binghamton 9-7 W2/27 Notre Dame 2-6 L3/5 Ohio State 5-6 (3OT) L3/8 at #20 Villanova 5-17 L3/12 Rutgers 11-6 W3/19 * at #10 Massachusetts 8-7 W3/26 * Saint Joseph’s 14-6 W3/29 at #18 Bucknell 6-8 L4/2 at Lehigh 8-7 (OT) W

4/9 * Drexel 13-14 L4/16 * Towson 7-6 W4/23 * at #19 Delaware 13-3 W4/30 * at #8 Hofstra 4-9 L5/4 ^ #16 Massachusetts 9-10 (OT) LShane Sturgis 18-16-34; Matt Mackrides 20-10-30, Jack Forster 14-1-15, Nick Dolik 11-2-13

2012: 9-6 (5-1 CAA)No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Jeff TambroniCaptains: Ryan Link, Matthew Mackrides,

Ryan McGarvey2/11 vs. #6 North Carolina (1) 14-10 L2/18 Michigan 16-9 W2/26 at #2 Notre Dame 4-3 (OT) W3/3 at #16 Ohio State 5-2 W3/10 #11 Denver 6-14 L3/17 * #3 Massachusetts 8-9 (OT) L3/20 #10 Lehigh 5-9 L3/24 * at Saint Joseph’s 7-3 W3/27 #16 Bucknell 6-9 L3/31 #12 Villanova 13-8 W4/7 * at Drexel 10-9 W4/14 * at Towson 8-3 W4/21 * Delaware 13-9 W4/28 * Hofstra 9-8 (2OT) W5/2 ^ Drexel 11-13 L(1) at Kennesaw, Ga.Matthew Mackrides 30-12-42, Jack Forster 27-15-42, Shane Sturgis 19-11-30, Nick Dolik 18-4-22


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS • RESULTS VS. RANKED TEAMS

2013: 12-5 (6-0 CAA)No. 13 USILA

NCAA TournamentHead Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Travis Crane, Jack Forster2/9 at Michigan 11-6 W2/17 vs. #9 Denver (1) 15-12 W2/24 #3 Notre Dame 9-10 (OT) L3/2 #16 Ohio State 9-10 (OT) L3/9 vs. #19 Lehigh (2) 10-12 L3/16 * at #19 Massachusetts 7-5 W3/19 at Binghamton 11-7 W3/23 * Saint Joseph’s 9-2 W3/26 at #7 Bucknell 11-3 W3/30 at Villanova 7-6 W4/6 * #12 Drexel 13-6 W4/13 * Towson 10-8 W4/20 * at Delaware 13-7 W4/27 * at Hofstra 16-7 W5/1 ^ Massachusetts 10-7 W5/3 ^ Towson 10-11 L

2013 NCAA Tournament5/11 #11 Yale 7-10 L(1) at Jacksonville, Fla.(2) at Chester, Pa.Jack Forster 41-16-57, TJ Sanders 44-5-49,Shane Sturgis 27-17-44, LaCrosse 23-5-28

* Conference Games; ^ CAA Tourney Games

PENN STATE VS. RANKED TEAMS

All-Time Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67-140Record 2011-13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-13vs. No. 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-2 vs. No. 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-4vs. No. 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-9vs. No. 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-8vs. No. 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-8vs. No. 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-11 vs. No. 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-8vs. No. 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-13vs. No. 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7vs. No. 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-9vs. No. 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-10vs. No. 12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-8vs. No. 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-6vs. No. 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-6vs. No. 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-6vs. No. 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-6vs. No. 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5vs. No. 18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5vs. No. 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-1vs. No. 20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-6

WINS VS. TOP 5 TEAMS

2/26/12: No. 2 Notre Dame . . . .4-3 (OT)4/27/02: No. 3 Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . .13-84/18/90: No. 3 Towson . . . . . . . . . 16-135/3/08: No. 4 Georgetown . . .12-11 (OT)3/15/98: No. 5 Georgetown . . . . . 14-13


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

OPPONENT First Last W L TAdelphi 1955 1957 3 0 0Air Force 2000 2002 2 0 0Albany 2014 - 0 0 0Army 1922 1999 3 29 0Baltimore City College 1914 same 1 0 0Baltimore Polytechnic 1914 same 1 0 0Binghamton 2011 2013 2 0 0Bronx Lacrosse Club 1913 same 0 0 1Bucknell 1968 2013 34 12 0Carlisle Indian School 1914 1915 0 3 0Colgate 1930 2007 14 9 0Cornell 1923 2003 19 20 0Cortland 1966 1975 0 9 1Crescent Athletic Association 1925 1927 3 0 0C.W. Post 1985 1993 5 4 0Dartmouth 1929 2006 3 0 0Delaware 1964 2013 17 7 0Denison 1986 same 1 0 0Denver 2000 2013 2 3 0Dickinson 1958 same 0 1 0Drexel 1942 2013 27 5 0Drumlin Athletic Club 1928 same 1 0 0Duke 1947 2010 0 9 0Fairfield 2001 2009 6 3 0Franklin & Marshall 1967 1980 8 5 0Georgetown 1994 2009 5 10 0Gettysburg 1961 same 1 0 0Guilford 1987 1988 2 0 0Harvard 1937 same 0 1 0Hobart 1914 2009 23 34 1Hofstra 1955 2013 7 10 0Ithaca 1950 1951 2 0 0Johns Hopkins 1916 1946 0 5 0Kenyon 1954 1954 1 0 0Kutztown 1985 1990 6 0 0Lafayette 1927 1996 25 0 0Lebanon Valley 1969 1971 3 0 0Lehigh 1915 2013 32 9 0Long Island Athletic Club uknown 1 0 0Loyola 1946 2009 27 22 1Maryland 1916 2005 2 35 0Maryland Club unkown 1 0 0Massachusetts 2000 2013 6 10 0Michigan 2012 2013 2 0 0Michigan State 1987 1996 3 0 0Montclair State 1981 1984 4 0 0Mount St. Mary’s 2004 2005 2 0 0Mt. Washington Club unknown 0 2 0Navy 1919 2003 2 37 0Nazareth 1989 1989 1 0 0New Hampshire 1955 1987 2 2 0North Carolina 1976 2012 0 10 0Notre Dame 1989 2013 5 15 0Ohio State 1979 2013 12 5 0Ohio Wesleyan 1991 same 1 0 0Onondaga Indians 1925 1934 5 1 1Oxford Cambridge 1922 same 0 1 0

OPPONENT First Last W L TPennsylvania 1913 1977 22 13 1Princeton 1991 1998 0 3 0Providence 2004 same 1 0 0Radford 1989 1990 2 0 0Roanoke 1987 same 1 0 0Robert Morris 2008 2010 1 2 0Rutgers 1946 2011 20 42 0Sampson 1947 1947 2 0 0Scranton 1987 same 1 0 0St. John’s (Md.) 1932 same 0 2 0St. John’s (N.Y.) 2005 2010 5 1 0Saint Joseph’s 2007 2013 7 0 0St. Stephen’s (1) 1926 same 1 0 0Stony Brook 1994 2006 6 2 0Swarthmore 1917 1965 13 15 1Syracuse 1916 1986 12 46 1Toronto 1921 1930 0 2 0Towson 1981 2013 7 14 0UMBC 1983 2003 14 7 0Union 1926 same 0 1 0Vermont 1992 2009 3 0 0Villanova 1990 2013 16 3 0Virginia 1949 2004 2 5 0VMI 1989 1991 3 0 0Washington & Lee 1947 1977 4 2 0Western Maryland (2) 1929 1951 7 0 0William & Mary 1986 same 1 0 0Yale 1997 2013 1 2 0Overall Record (.499) 488 490 7Record vs. 2014 Opponents (.584) 131 94 1Record vs. CAA Opponents (.587) 64 46 0

(1) Now known as Bard College(2) Now known as McDaniel College


SERIES HISTORIES

Only series histories against Division I teams are included. 2014 opponents

shaded in gray.

AIR FORCE (2-0)3/6/2000 W 15-8 A3/4/2002 W 16-2 H

ARMY (3-29)1922 L 1-15 A5/16/1925 L 1-15 A5/26/1928 L 2-8 A6/1/1929 L 1-2 H5/24/1930 W 4-3 A5/23/1931 L 2-10 A5/21/1932 L 1-6 A4/22/1933 L 0-9 H5/5/1934 L 5-13 A5/11/1935 L 4-12 5/23/1936 L 2-13 A5/8/1937 L 2-5 A4/9/1938 L 2-10 H4/29/1939 L 4-10 A5/4/1940 L 5-9 A5/24/1941 L 2-14 H5/16/1942 L 4-10 A5/15/1943 L 4-7 A4/22/1944 L 0-14 H5/6/1944 L 2-14 A5/51945 L 1-25 A4/13/1946 L 5-15 H5/15/1948 L 1-7 A5/13/1978 L 6-19 A5/12/1979 L 7-17 H5/10/1980 L 4-16 A5/9/1981 L 5-11 H5/8/1982 L 14-20 A4/20/1983 L 2-17 H5/4/1984 L 7-8 H4/4/1998 W 19-11 A4/3/1999 W 19-12 H

BINGHAMTON (2-0)2/19/2011 W 9-7 H3/19/2013 W 11-7 A

BUCKNELL (34-12)4/3/1968 W 13-9 A5/3/1969 L 6-7 H5/16/1970 W 8-4 H5/11/1971 W 16-12 H5/9/1972 W 19-6 H5/9/1973 W 6-5 H5/13/1974 W 10-8 A5/14/1975 W 9-7 H5/12/1976 L 5-6 A5/11/1977 W 12-4 H5/10/1978 L 14-16 A5/9/1979 L 10-18 H5/7/1980 W 15-14 (OT) A5/6/1981 W 15-6 H5/5/1982 W 22-10 A5/2/1983 W 20-13 H5/2/1984 W 10-6 A5/1/1985 L 8-11 H

4/30/1986 W 9-6 A4/29/1987 W 17-12 H4/27/1988 W 14-7 A4/26/1989 W 15-11 H4/25/1990 W 9-8 A4/24/1991 W 17-11 H4/22/1992 W 13-10 A4/21/1993 W 15-9 H4/27/1994 W 15-13 H4/19/1995 W 17-8 A4/17/1996 L 6-11 H4/16/1997 W 14-7 A4/15/1998 W 19-8 H4/21/1999 W 13-10 A4/19/2000 W 10-9 H4/18/2001 L 6-10 A4/23/2002 W 9-7 H4/16/2003 W 10-7 A4/20/2004 W 12-7 H4/19/2005 W 11-10 A4/19/2006 L 10-11 H4/17/2007 L 5-7 A4/15/2008 W 8-7 A4/7/2009 W 9-8 A3/30/2010 L 9-11 H3/29/2011 L 6-8 A3/27/2012 L 6-9 H3/26/2013 W 11-3 A

COLGATE (14-9)5/9/1930 L 3-9 A5/30/1931 W 9-4 H5/6/1932 W 6-3 A5/15/1936 W 8-3 A4/17/1937 W 7-4 H5/13/1938 W 13-6 A5/17/1940 W 11-3 A5/16.1947 W 12-3 A5/22/1948 W 15-5 H5/14/1949 W 14-2 A4/29/1955 W 6-2 A4/28/1956 L 5-6 H4/27/1957 W 9-4 A5/24/1958 L 9-10 H5/21/1960 L 7-9 H5/20/1961 L 4-5 A5/19/1962 L 6-8 H5/18/1963 L 6-12 A5/16/1964 L 7-15 A4/15/1965 L 9-10 H5/14/1966 W 10-9 H4/15/1967 W 7-0 H3/13/2007 W 7-4

CORNELL (19-20) 4/20/1923 L 1-3 A5/17/1924 W 4-3 H 4/30/1925 L 0-3 A5/15/1926 L 4-7 H5/5/1927 L 2-5 A4/21/1928 L 2-3 H5/24/1929 L 3-5 A5/19/1934 W 7-6 H5/11/1935 W 10-6 A5/9/1936 W 12-6 H

5/22/1937 W 9-4 A5/10/1938 W 13-5 H5/13/1939 W 11-7 A4/20/1940 W 7-6 H5/16/1941 W 12-7 A4/18/1942 W 9-4 H5/13/1943 W 12-4 A5/20/1944 L 3-13 H6/10/1944 L 1-13 H5/20/1945 L 6-7 H6/9/1945 W 15-8 A5/25/1946 W 7-3 A6/8/1946 W 9-8 H4/24/1948 W 10-5 H5/27/1950 L 7-9 A5/26/1951 W 10-5 A5/17/1952 L 6-12 H5/16/1953 L 8-16 H5/22/1954 L 13-20 H4/30/1955 L 8-11 A5/25/1956 W 13-8 H6/18/1957 L 8-13 A5/7/1958 L 6-8 H4/22/1959 W 10-6 A4/20/1960 L 3-12 H5/26/1961 L 8-11 A3/17/2001 W 8-7 A3/16/2002 L 9-11 H3/15/2003 L 8-9 A

DARTMOUTH (3-0)4/25/1929 W 7-5 H3/30/1956 W 6-4 3/8/2006 W 11-10 N

DELAWARE (17-7)5/23/1964 W 8-5 A5/19/1965 W 14-4 H5/21/1966 W 13-4 A5/20/1967 W 7-4 H5/18/1968 W 18-3 A5/17/1975 W 12-9 A4/20/1977 L 10-17 H4/19/1978 L 12-18 H4/18/1979 L 16-20 A5/4/1991 W 17-11 A5/2/1992 L 15-18 H5/1/1993 W 19-18 (OT) A4/30/1994 W 16-15 H4/30/1995 W 16-11 A4/27/1996 W 17-16 (OT) H4/26/1997 W 13-12 A4/25/1998 L 10-11 (OT) H4/24/1999 L 11-12 A3/7/2001 W 13-6 A4/3/2002 W 16-8 H4/30/2010 L 10-14 H4/23/2011 W 13-3 A4/21/2012 W 13-9 H4/20/2013 W 13-7 A


SERIES HISTORIES

DENVER (2-3)3/8/2000 L 5-8 A3/21/2004 W 11-10 A2/17/2007 L 5-10 H3/10/2012 L 6-14 H2/17/2013 W 15-12 N

DREXEL (27-5)5/23/1942 W 6-3 H5/10/1947 W 8-1 H4/16/1948 W 15-4 A4/7/1973 W 9-6 H4/6/1974 W 9-6 A4/5/1975 W 15-6 H3/31/1976 W 16-3 A4/3/1977 L 7-9 H3/31/1978 W 12-8 A4/141979 W 11-10 H4/16/1980 W 14-8 A4/11/1981 W 16-5 H4/21/1982 W 19-12 A4/2/1983 W 14-8 H3/31/1984 W 13-6 A3/30/1985 L 13-14 (2OT) H4/5/1986 W 15-10 A4/4/1987 W 20-13 H4/2/1988 W 16-7 A4/1/1989 W 13-6 H3/31/1990 W 16-9 A3/24/1991 W 16-8 H3/11/1992 W 14-3 A3/28/1993 W 14-7 H3/27/1994 W 13-10 A3/26/1995 W 18-13 H3/23/1996 W 14-6 A4/10/2010 L 7-12 A4/9/2011 L 13-14 H4/7/2012 W 10-9 A5/2/2012 L 11-13 H4/6/2013 W 13-6 H

DUKE (0-9)4/7/1947 L 3-5 A3/5/1985 L 6-7 A3/2/1988 L 8-22 A5/3/1997 L 6-7 (OT) A5/1/1998 L 6-10 H5/1/1999 L 9-22 A4/28/2000 L 5-6 H3/8/2005 L 2-12 A3/20/2010 L 11-20 A

FAIRFIELD (6-3)4/28/2001 W 9-8 (OT) H3/2/2002 W 14-6 A3/1/2003 W 18-6 H3/6/2004 L 6-10 A3/25/2005 L 10-11 (OT) H3/25/2006 W 11-6 A3/24/2007 W 10-7 H3/21/2008 W 7-2 A3/21/2009 L 4-5 (OT) H

GEORGETOWN (5-10)3/6/1994 L 4-17 A3/16/1996 W 12-9 H3/16/1997 L 8-18 A3/15/1998 W 14-13 H3/31/1999 L 10-20 A3/12/2000 L 8-17 H3/10/2001 L 5-12 A3/9/2002 L 10-11 H3/8/2003 L 9-11 A3/13/2004 L 8-10 H5/8/2005 W 13-12 (OT) A5/6/2006 L 9-10 H5/5/2007 L 4-9 A5/3/2008 W 12-11 (OT) H5/2/2009 W 12-11 (OT) A

HARVARD (0-1)4/6/1937 L 1-11 H

HOBART (24-34-1) 1914 L 3-10 1915 W 4-3 4/19/1923 T 4-4 A4/28/1933 L 3-4 A4/14/1934 W 9-4 H5/12/1939 L 6-12 A4/6/1940 L 9-14 H5/17/1941 L 6-8 A5/9/1942 L 7-10 A4/30/1946 W 14-6 H5/19/1947 L 5-6 A4/21/1948 W 9-3 H5/13/1949 W 13-12 A5/2/1950 W 16-6 H5/19/1951 W 17-10 A5/24/1952 L 8-9 A4/18/1953 L 10-11 A4/30/1954 L 16-18 A5/18/1955 W 8-7 H5/4/1956 L 5-11 A5/2/1958 W 8-2 A4/18/1959 W 11-3 H5/6/1960 L 0-6 A4/4/1964 L 7-9 A4/3/1965 W 4-3 H5/1/1966 L 9-15 H5/24/1967 L 5-6 H5/25/1968 W 11-9 A5/24/1969 L 13-14 H5/23/1970 L 9-18 H5/22/1971 L 6-9 H5/18/1972 L 5-24 H5/16/1974 L 7-21 A4/28/1984 L 11-12 H4/27/1985 L 3-12 A4/26/1986 L 10-20 H4/25/1987 L 7-13 H4/23/1988 L 7-16 A4/22/1989 W 11-9 H4/21/1990 L 5-16 A4/20/1991 W 12-10 H4/18/1992 L 8-11 A4/17/1993 L 13-14 H4/15/1995 L 12-13 (OT) H

4/13/1996 L 4-9 A4/12/1997 W 12-11 (OT) H4/11/1998 L 6-12 A4/10/1999 W 7-6 H4/8/2000 L 7-9 A4/7/2001 W 12-11 H4/6/2002 W 11-10 A4/5/2003 W 14-10 H4/10/2004 L 7-8 A4/9/2005 W 19-13 H4/8/2006 W 9-4 A4/7/2007 W 12-7 H4/5/2008 L 6-8 A4/4/2009 W 10-8 H

HOFSTRA (7-10) 4/11/1955 L 3-13 A4/3/1956 W 9-3 A4/18/1957 L 7-11 A4/7/1958 L 2-13 A4/29/1978 L 7-14 A4/28/1979 L 10-18 H4/26/1980 L 9-20 A4/25/1981 W 10-5 H4/10/1982 W 16-10 A4/9/1983 L 3-9 H4/7/1984 W 11-10 (OT) A4/6/1985 L 13-1 4(OT) H3/10/1990 L 6-17 A4/17/2010 W 11-10 (OT) H4/30/2011 L 4-9 A4/28/2012 W 9-8 (2OT) H4/27/2013 W 16-7 A

JOHNS HOPKINS (0-5)1916 L 1-14 6/17/1942 L 6-10 A4/10/1943 L 7-11 H4/22/1943 L 1-12 A5/11/1946 L 4-19 H

LAFAYETTE (25-0) 4/23/1927 W 11-1 H5/2/1936 W 16-2 H5/21/1938 W 12-1 H4/14/1962 W 20-10 H4/13/1963 W 21-4 A4/12/1964 W 16-2 H4/10/1965 W 12-4 A5/12/1972 W 14-4 H5/12/1973 W 19-10 H5/11/1974 W 21-5 A5/10/1975 W 21-4 H4/21/1976 W 26-5 A3/28/1984 W 12-9 A3/27/1985 W 16-9 H3/29/1986 W 17-8 A3/28/1987 W 15-6 H3/26/1988 W 16-7 A3/25/1989 W 19-7 H3/24/1990 W 11-5 A3/30/1991 W 15-8 H3/28/1992 W 11-7 A3/27/1993 W 19-6 H3/26/1994 W 21-7


SERIES HISTORIES

3/25/1995 W 18-4 H3/24/1996 W 12-4 A

LEHIGH (32-9) 1915 L 2-7 1917 L 1-15 5/21/1927 W 11-2 A4/28/1934 W 8-4 H4/13/1935 W 14-0 H5/1/1937 W 9-1 H5/20/1939 W 11-2 H5/16/1940 W 12-5 H5/3/1941 W 12-5 H5/16/1956 W 15-3 H6/15/1957 W 15-3 A5/14/1951 W 13-3 H5/13/1959 W 8-5 A5/11/1960 L 5-10 H5/12/1961 W 11-9 A5/9/1962 W 14-7 H5/8/1963 L 7-11 A5/6/1964 W 12-8 H5/12/1965 W 13-2 A5/11/1966 W 17-6 H5/10/1967 L 4-6 A5/8/1968 W 10-4 H5/7/1969 W 8-6 A5/6/1970 L 3-4 H5/8/1971 L 4-12 H5/6/1972 W 12-5 H5/5/1973 W 6-5 H5/3/1974 W 19-11 H5/3/1975 W 9-4 A4/30/1976 W 21-7 H4/30/1977 W 19-6 H3/22/1980 W 17-11 A3/21/1981 W 21-9 H3/20/1982 W 23-6 A3/19/1983 W 22-4 H3/20/1988 W 13-7 H3/21/1999 W 16-10 H3/18/2000 W 15-12 A4/2/2011 W (OT) 8-7 A3/20/2012 L 5-9 H3/9/2013 L 10-12 N

LOYOLA (27-22-1)4/26/1946 W 17-3 A4/19/1947 W 6-2 H4/30/1948 W 8-4 A4/23/1949 L 4-6 H4/14/1950 L 4-9 A4/21/1951 L 12-14 H4/10/1952 L 2-5 A5/23/1953 W 13-8 H4/15/1954 L 6-10 A4/27/1955 W 17-8 H4/13/1956 L 8-10 A4/10/1957 W 13-9 H4/11/1958 W 9-6 A4/4/1959 W 14-3 H4/2/1960 W 8-2 A4/15/1961 W 17-4 H4/6/1962 W 8-7 A4/17/1963 L 5-7 H

4/18/1964 L 6-10 A5/15/1965 T 13-13 H4/26/1966 L 9-10 H4/8/1967 L 6-12 H4/13/1968 W 9-5 A4/15/1969 W 10-5 H4/11/1970 W 10-9 H4/10/1971 W 15-3 H4/19/1972 W 17-10 H3/31/1973 W 14-7 H4/20/1974 W 10-9 A4/30/1975 W 23-5 H4/28/1976 W 17-12 A4/26/1977 W 13-10 H4/26/1978 W 15-12 A5/2/1979 L 14-15 H4/30/1980 W 18-16 A4/28/1981 W 18-12 H4/28/1982 W 18-17 A4/27/1983 L (OT) 15-16 H3/10/1984 L 7-9 A3/15/1985 L 5-13 H3/9/1986 L 12-14 A3/21/1987 L (OT) 14-15 A3/12/1988 L 7-15 H3/11/1989 L 7-14 A4/18/1990 W 16-13 H3/5/2005 W 16-14 H3/4/2006 L 6-9 A3/3/2007 L 9-10 H3/1/2008 L 4-7 A2/28/2009 L 7-8 H

MARYLAND (2-35)1916 L 1-2 1916 W 4-0 1920 W 3-2 5/6/1921 L 3-5 A4/28/1922 L 3-10 A5/4/1923 L 4-8 A1924 L 1-6 A5/2/1931 L 0-13 A5/14/1932 L 1-5 H5/16/1933 L 4-11 H4/27/1935 L 3-14 A5/30/1936 L 2-9 H5/29/1937 L 0-15 A4/16/1938 L 4-11 H4/8/1939 L 2-18 A4/27/1940 L 3-7 H4/14/1941 L 3-12 A4/29/1942 L 5-11 H5/1/1943 L 4-9 A4/23/1957 L 0-18 A4/16/1958 L 5-22 H5/6/1959 L 1-20 H5/18/1960 L 2-17 A4/25/1962 L 7-16 H5/14/1963 L 6-19 H4/14/1964 L 4-13 H4/13/1965 L 2-16 A4/13/1966 L 3-23 H4/12/1967 L 0-17 A4/10/1968 L 5-9 H4/9/1969 L 6-12 A

5/5/1979 L 6-21 A5/3/1980 L 6-21 H3/11/1998 L 6-14 A3/10/1999 L 10-19 A5/14/2005 L 10-14 N

MASSACHUSETTS (6-10)4/1/2000 W 11-8 H3/31/2001 L 9-10 A3/30/2002 L 12-13 H3/29/2003 W 11-10 A4/3/2004 L 8-17 H4/2/2005 L 8-18 A4/1/2006 W 7-5 H3/31/2007 L (OT) 5-6 A3/29/2008 L 5-7 H3/28/2009 L 8-9 A4/3/2010 L 8-10 H3/19/2011 W 8-7 A5/4/2011 L (OT) 9-10 N3/17/2012 L (OT) 8-9 H3/16/2013 W 7-5 A5/1/2013 W 10-7 H

MICHIGAN (2-0)2/18/2012 W 16-9 H2/9/2013 W 11-6 A

MOUNT ST. MARY’S (2-0)4/17/2004 W 16-7 A4/5/2005 W 14-5 H

NAVY (2-37)1919 L 0-13 1920 L 0-13 5/7/1921 L 2-20 A4/29/1922 L 0-13 A5/5/1923 L 2-12 A1924 L 0-14 A5/11/1929 L 4-7 A5/13/1933 L 3-19 H4/21/1934 L 3-13 A4/13/1940 L 1-10 A4/12/1941 L 4-13 A4/11/1942 L 5-8 A4/24/1943 L 2-4 A6/17/1943 L 3-8 A4/29/1944 L 1-21 A4/28/1945 L 0-20 H5/19/1945 L 0-26 A4/27/1946 L 4-14 A4/26/1947 L 1-10 A5/1/1948 L 3-9 A4/30/1949 L 7-19 H4/15/1950 L 6-9 A4/14/1951 L 1-10 A4/12/1952 L 0-21 A4/11/1953 L 1-19 A4/14/1954 L 1-23 A4/16/1955 L 2-16 H4/14/1956 L 4-17 A4/13/1957 L 8-19 A4/12/1958 L 2-18 A4/11/1959 L 3-29 H4/6/1960 L 3-17 A


SERIES HISTORIES

4/8/1961 L 5-16 A2/27/1992 W 16-9 H2/27/1993 L 9-11 A4/14/2000 L 5-12 A4/14/2001 L (OT) 9-10 H4/12/2002 L 7-9 A4/12/2003 W 5-4 H

NORTH CAROLINA (0-10)4/16/1976 L 14-20 H4/9/1977 L 14-18 H4/14/1978 L 7-13 H2/28/1989 L 6-17 A3/2/1990 L 6-13 A3/5/1991 L 3-15 A3/10/1993 L 3-25 A4/16/1994 L 8-16 N3/6/1996 L 9-18 A2/11/2012 L 10-14 N

NOTRE DAME (5-15)3/18/1989 W 9-1 H2/26/1994 L 9-12 A2/26/1995 W 15-14 H2/28/1997 L 5-9 H3/1/1998 L 9-14 A2/28/1999 W 13-8 H2/27/2000 L 4-10 A2/25/2001 L 8-10 H2/24/2002 W 10-9 A2/23/2003 L 9-10 H2/29/2004 L 7-17 A2/27/2005 L 6-14 H2/26/2006 L 4-8 A2/24/2007 L 8-11 H2/24/2008 L 9-15 A2/22/2009 L 8-13 H2/28/2010 L 8-12 A2/27/2011 L 2-6 H2/26/2012 W (OT) 4-3 A2/24/2013 L (OT) 9-10 H

OHIO STATE (12-4)4/7/1979 W 14-11 A4/5/1980 W 17-3 H4/4/1981 W 15-5 A4/3/1982 W 24-4 H3/3/1995 W 15-7 H2/25/1996 W (OT) 8-7 A5/3/2003 W 13-4 H2/21/2004 W 5-4 A2/19/2005 W 9-7 H3/11/2006 W (OT) 14-13 A3/10/2007 L 8-10 H3/8/2008 L 6-17 A3/7/2009 W 11-5 H3/16/2010 L (OT) 10-11 A3/5/2011 L (3OT) 5-6 H3/3/2012 W 5-2 A3/2/2013 L (OT) 9-10 H

PENNSYLVANIA (22-13-1)5/24/1913 W 4-3 1914 L 1-4 1915 T 1-1

4/14/1923 W 4-2 H5/30/1925 L 6-7 H4/17/1926 W 10-6 A5/28/1927 L 2-6 H5/17/1930 L 3-4 H5/4/1935 W 11-3 H4/25/1936 W 5-4 A4/24/1937 W 6-4 H4/23/1938 W 7-4 A4/22/1939 W 9-3 H4/12/1940 L 5-6 A5/10/1941 W 15-4 H4/17/1948 W 13-4 A4/13/1949 W 9-3 A4/28/1951 W 14-5 H4/26/1952 W 10-6 A4/25/1953 L 4-13 H4/24/1954 L 7-9 H5/21/1955 W 13-6 H4/21/1956 W 16-4 A6/24/1957 W 16-5 H4/19/1958 W 3-2 A4/15/1959 W 9-4 H5/22/1961 L 8-10 H4/10/1962 W 8-7 A3/30/1963 W 12-6 H5/1/1971 L 5-10 H4/22/1972 L 9-12 H4/4/1973 L 7-13 H4/3/1974 L 6-12 H4/2/1975 W 12-10 A5/7/1976 W 20-13 H5/7/1977 L 10-24 H

PRINCETON (0-3)3/16/1991 L 7-9 N3/22/1997 L 6-18 H3/21/1998 L 5-13 A

PROVIDENCE (1-0)3/10/2004 W 11-4 N

ROBERT MORRIS (1-2)2/16/2008 W 18-2 H2/14/2009 L (2OT) 11-12 A2/20/2010 L 17-24 H

RUTGERS (20-42)5/4/1946 W 9-1 H4/22/1950 L 6-11 A5/10/1952 L 15-16 H5/9/1953 L 7-14 A5/8/1954 L 7-20 H4/23/1955 L 6-17 A5/19/1956 L 11-19 H5/14/1957 L 9-17 A4/26/1958 L 2-14 H5/16/1959 L 5-17 A4/30/1960 L 5-15 H5/29/1961 L 3-6 A4/28/1962 W 18-13 H4/27/1963 L 7-16 A4/25/1964 L 8-14 H5/1/1965 L 9-19 A4/30/1966 L 1-17 H

4/29/1967 W 7-6 A4/27/1968 L 1-10 H4/26/1969 L 10-12 A4/25/1970 L 2-8 H4/24/1971 L 7-20 H4/29/1972 L 6-15 H4/28/1973 L 7-16 H4/27/1974 L 7-21 H4/26/1975 L 5-10 H4/25/1976 W (OT) 9-8 H4/22/1977 L 10-13 H4/22/1978 L 6-20 H4/21/1979 L 3-10 A4/19/1980 L 6-7 H4/18/1981 W 12-11 A4/17/1982 L 3-11 H4/16/1983 L 6-10 A4/14/1984 L 10-13 H4/13/1985 L 3-13 A4/12/1986 L 5-8 H4/11/1987 L (OT) 9-10 A4/9/1988 L (OT) 8-9 H4/15/1989 L 6-12 A4/14/1990 L 17-18 H4/13/1991 L 10-17 A4/11/1992 W 11-10 H4/10/1993 L 9-16 A4/9/1994 W (OT) 13-12 H4/22/1995 W 15-14 A4/20/1996 W 6-5 H4/19/1997 W 15-7 A4/18/1998 W 11-9 H4/17/1999 W 15-8 A4/22/2000 W 12-6 H4/21/2001 W 18-9 A4/20/2002 W 15-3 H4/19/2003 W 7-6 A4/24/2004 L 6-10 H4/23/2005 W 8-7 A4/22/2006 W (OT) 8-7 H4/22/2007 L (2OT) 7-8 A4/20/2008 L 4-8 H4/18/2009 W 9-4 A3/13/2010 L 4-7 A3/12/2011 W 11-6 H

ST. JOHN’S (5-1)4/16/2005 W 12-4 H4/15/2006 W 13-3 A4/14/2007 W 9-5 H4/12/2008 L 7-11 A4/11/2009 W (2OT) 12-11 H3/27/2010 W 13-11 H

SAINT JOSEPH’S (7-0) 4/28/2007 W 12-9 H4/26/2008 W 10-6 A4/25/2009 W 17-6 H3/27/2010 W 13-11 H3/26/2011 W 14-6 H3/24/2012 W 7-3 A3/23/2013 W 9-2 H


SERIES HISTORIES

STONY BROOK (6-2)4/23/1994 W 12-11 A4/8/1995 W 20-4 H4/6/1996 W 11-8 A4/5/1997 W 12-4 H5/6/2000 W 18-6 H5/5/2001 W 17-5 H3/19/2005 L 5-7 A3/18/2006 L 10-11 H

SYRACUSE (12-46-1)1916 W 4-1 1922 L 1-6 H4/21/1923 L 1-9 A1924 L 1-8 5/2/1925 L 0-10 A5/8/1926 L 5-10 H5/7/1927 L 3-7 A4/19/1928 T 4-4 H5/10/1930 W 5-4 A5/7/1931 W 5-4 H5/7/1932 L 2-7 A4/29/1933 L 3-16 A5/16/1936 L 3-6 A5/16/1937 L 7-9 H5/14/1938 W 5-4 A5/6/1939 W 10-7 H5/18/1940 L 6-16 A4/30/1941 L 8-17 H4/25/1942 L 7-9 A5/8/1943 W 14-1 H5/24/1946 W 6-3 A5/3/1947 W 6-3 H5/7/1948 L 5-9 A5/7/1949 L 7-12 H5/6/1950 L 3-17 A5/5/1951 L 10-13 H5/3/1952 L 3-9 A5/2/1953 L 13-18 H5/1/1954 L 7-20 A5/7/1955 W 17-13 H5/5/1956 L 13-18 A5/4/1957 L 4-13 H5/3/1958 L 5-9 A5/2/1959 L 7-14 H5/7/1960 L 6-15 A5/6/1961 L 4-11 H5/5/1962 L 8-15 A5/1/1963 L 5-10 H5/2/1964 L 4-9 A4/24/1965 L 7-10 H4/23/1966 L 9-17 H4/22/1967 L 10-11 H4/20/1968 L 9-10 A4/19/1969 L 9-13 H4/18/1970 L 7-20 H4/17/1971 W 12-9 H4/15/1972 L 9-12 H4/14/1973 L (OT) 13-16 H4/13/1974 W 17-12 A4/12/1975 W 15-7 H4/2/1978 L 8-16 H3/30/1979 L 9-18 A3/29/1980 L 8-15 H3/27/1981 L 4-19 A

3/27/1982 L 4-12 H3/26/1983 L 6-20 H3/24/1984 L 5-21 A3/23/1985 L 7-27 A3/22/1986 L 8-18 H

TOWSON (7-14)4/8/1981 W 14-6 A4/7/1982 W 14-11 H4/6/1983 L 12-16 A4/4/1984 L 8-12 H4/3/1985 L 6-10 A4/2/1986 W 11-9 H4/1/1987 L 7-18 A3/30/1988 L 11-17 H3/29/1989 L 9-15 A3/28/1990 L 8-10 H3/27/1991 L 8-16 A4/14/1992 L 8-16 H3/20/1993 L 7-10 A3/19/1994 L 13-15 H3/18/1995 W 15-10 A5/10/2003 L 6-11 A4/24/2010 L 9-10 A4/16/2011 W 7-6 H4/14/2012 W 8-3 A5/3/2013 L 10-11 H

UMBC (14-7)3/30/1983 L 10-11 A4/21/1984 W (OT) 12-11 H4/20/1985 L 4-8 A4/19/1986 L 10-13 H4/18/1987 W 13-12 A4/16/1988 W 10-7 H 4/18/1989 W 13-12 A4/7/1990 W 12-10 H4/6/1991 W 11-10 A4/4/1992 W (OT) 12-11 H4/28/1993 W 15-5 A4/2/1994 W 15-5 H4/1/1995 W 16-15 A3/30/1996 W 18-14 H3/29/1997 W 11-5 A3/28/1998 W 14-11 H3/27/1999 W 11-9 A3/25/2000 L 7-12 A3/24/2001 L 7-8 H3/23/2002 L 8-9 A3/22/2003 L 10-12 H

VERMONT (3-0) 3/21/1992 W 12-8 H3/15/2008 W 7-4 H3/15/2009 W 7-5 A

VILLANOVA (16-3)3/17/1990 W 13-6 H3/14/1992 W 16-8 A3/12/1994 W 16-12 A3/12/1995 W 16-10 H3/9/1996 W 16-3 A3/7/1997 W 12-7 H3/7/1998 W 11-4 A3/5/1999 W 13-7 H3/3/2000 W 13-7 A3/3/2001 W 14-7 H4/30/2004 L 9-11 A4/29/2005 W 10-5 H4/28/2006 W (2OT) 12-11 A3/11/2008 W 12-3 H3/10/2009 W 10-8 A3/9/2010 L 7-11 H3/8/2011 L 5-17 A3/31/2012 W 13-8 H3/30/2013 W 7-6 A

VIRGINIA (2-5)4/19/1949 L 7-8 A5/13/1950 L 12-23 H3/30/1974 L 4-13 H3/8/1995 L 12-20 A4/27/2002 W 13-8 H4/26/2003 L 10-11 A5/8/2004 W 10-8 H

VMI (3-0)3/4/1989 W 19-8 A3/18/1990 W 22-7 H3/7/1991 W 17-4 A

YALE (1-2)3/12/1997 W 11-6 N3/11/2003 L 15-17 N5/11/2013 L 7-10 H


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Aarons Brendan 1995-98Abell Mike 1995-97Abernathy Robert 1949Abriel William L. 1972-75Adams Drew 2006-09Adolph William 1991-94Ahern Gavin 2011-pres.Agnew A. L. 1920Aitken Steve 2011-pres.Ashley David 1962Albertson Norb 1963Albrecht John R. (Mgr.) 1955Alex Christopher J. 1970Alex Thomas G. 1974-77Allen R. E. 1944Alvie Talal 2013-pres.Amber John W. 1951-52Anderson C. O. 1929-30Anderson W. L. 1923Andress John 2007-10Andrukitis Joseph A. 1938Antonick John 1988Antonson J. O. 1929-31Arnold David H. 1953-54Asplundh Barr E. 1951-52Atkinson Larry R. 1950Atkinson R. E. 1913Auer A. 1944

Backenstose Brian 1993-94Bacon Timothy D. 1977-80Baer Ernest 1947-49Baer W. W. 1915Baier Kyle 2012-pres.Bailer John 1989-92Bailey Doug 1981-82Bailey Michael 2002-05Baker Dave 2010-12Baker R. M. 1918Ballinger John 1966Ballou C. F. 1914-15Baney Robert 1983-84Banham A. L. 1942Banks P. B. 1922Barber W. H. 1914Barie John 1963-64Barnes R. B. 1934Barnhart A. L. 1920Barras Richard 1966Barry Jack E. 1974-77Basciano Anthony 2007-10

Bash H. C. 1922-23Baskin Marc 1986Bateman Robert 2001-03Batkin W. 1944Bauer E. C. 1945Bauerle Richard 1963-64Baucum Conor 2010-13Beattie Michael R. 1957-59Beck Regan 1989-90Beddings Frank 1986-89Behne John M. 1957-59Belden Chris 1983Belfield Edward C. 1948-50Belfield John C. 1926-28Bell Donald J. 1952, ‘54-55Bell Matthew J. 1985-86Benedetti Philip J. 1950-51Benjamin Keith 2002, ‘04-06Bennett Gordon S. 1960-61Bergesen Andreas J. 1954-56Berkowitz Howard 1962Berman Rachel (Mgr.) 1982-84Bernier Matt 2008-11Berry Arthur 1985-88Beuchele Walter E. 1978-79Bickelhaupt George F. 1953-55Bickell Thomas 1969Bishop G. W. 1944Bitner A. W. 1942-43Blair A. F. 1939 & ‘41Blatter Jay I. 1973Blum R. B. (Mgr.) 1938Boecker Gary J. 1973Boecker Kenneth D. 1972-73Bogert Steven 2011-pres.Bonner Graham 2001Booker D. N. 1944Booth Robert 2000-03Booth S. K. 1932Born Allen 1989Bosman H. M. 1933-34Bostock Donald J. 1955-57Bowes H. R. 1915Boyer D. J. 1938Boyle Brian 2005-07Boyle Greg 2006-08Boyle Richard D. 1974-75Bracciante Ronald J. 1961-62Bragg Harrie 1949Brandt Daniel 1988 & ‘91Bready A. M. 1926

Brelus John 2008-11Brennan Jason M. 1994-96Bretherick D. W. 1944Brickley David (Mgr.) 1963Brigman, Jr. Lindo (Mgr.) 1940Briner G. M. 1922Briner John 1943Briner, Jr. William M. 1942-43Brinker Charles (Mgr.) 1967-68Britt Joseph 2007-10Brittain Edward 1957Brittingham Stanley 1969Brous Joel 1989-92Brown C. A. 1929Brown Greg 2008-11Brown Harry S. 1956-58Brown I. G. 1920-22Brown John 1993Brown Kessler 2011-pres.Brubach William 1981Buckley E. M. 1924-25Buckman, Jr. J. S. 1938-39Budd Stephen 1982-85Bullock Richard S. 1958-60Bullock Robert F. 1954-56Burke James 2013-pres.Burnside J.P. 2012-pres.Buser, Jr. Bart E. 1937, ‘39-40Busza Mike 1992- 95Busza Todd 1989-92

Callaway Ace 1993Campbell Christopher 2005Campbell D. A. 1920Campbell G. Keen 1941Campbell Kevin R. 1972-75Campbell R. L. 1943Campbell Robert 1979-82Caravella Richard F. 1973, ‘75Carfora A.J. 2013Carlozo Joseph V. 1973-74Carlson R. F. 1928-29, ‘31-32Carlson Ronald (Mgr.) 1956Carr Arthur R. 1973Carroll John 1986-87Carson R. J. 1923-24Carson R. R. 1944Carter J. R. 1939-40Case James O. 1950Castella John 1960Catalano Chris 1986


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Catalano James A. 1977-79Cawley Bill 1987Celano Joe 2011Chadwick Peter 1989-91Chakey James 2013-pres.Chaikin James N. (Mgr.) 1945-46Charles Ronald J. 2000-03Charron William R. 1961-63Chescavage John 1996-99Chestnut Kent L. 1957Chinich Justin 2007Chiodo Raffaele 1992-95Chisholm Daniel 1995-97Cibik Michael (Mgr.) 1966Cicak Michael 1940Cimochowski George 1961-63Cleary Regis 1967Cleland J. G. (Mgr.) 1934Clement Henry L. 1983 & ‘85Clifton Sean 1990Clough John 1990 & ‘93Clougherty Thomas 1965Clouser James F. 1971-73Clouser L. H. 1925Cochran Chris 1996-97Cockley N. I. 1927Cocoziello Alex 2007Cohen Arthur S. 1954Cohen Robert C. 1971-73Cohn S. E. 1936-38Collett John R. 1954-55Collins Douglas 1985-86Collins Francis D. 1972Comegna Marc 1983Conley J. F. 1935-37Connelly William J. 1978Conner George D. 1982-85Connor Jeffrey 1984, ‘87-88Conway Timothy D. 1986-89Cook George H. 1926Cook H. C. 1925-27Cook Jack A. 1950Cooke Robert 1980-83Cooper Robert W. 1975-78Copeland Matt 1995-98Copelin Donald E. 1950Cornwell E. H. 1922Coskery E. G. 1933Coskery Ray S. 1937-39Coulter F. A. 1921-23Courteau Christopher 2005

Cowan Alex F. 1938-39Cox James 1980-81Coyle John 1981-84Coyle Martin 1984-87Craig William 1914Cramer Berne F. 1946Cramer E. S. 1932Crane Travis 2012-13Cranmer C. B. 1929Crawford B. E. 1932Cromie R. W. 1927-28Croohe A. L. 1932Cross Jack 1965Croup A. H. 1920-21Crowley Jeffrey C. 1971-72Cunningham Jeremiah 1980Cugini John 2012-13Cuno J. B. 1913-15Curcio John J. 1982 & ‘84Curran Dennis M. 1982-85Curran Kevin T. 1978-81Curran William J. 1977-80Curtin Gerald 1968-69Curtin Ryan 2006Cusson Benjamin 2001-03Cutler William 2002-05

Dangerfield H. 1928Daniecki David 1994-97Daniels Andy 1983Darcey Connor 2013-pres.Dardaris Mark 1989-92Darraugh E. H. 1918Dattelbaum Warren 1938-41Davidheiser Eric 2010-13Davis Alan T. 1977-78Davis Bill 2009-11Day W. R. 1931-33Dean James W. 1953Dean W. A. 1916-18DeBaldo Scott 1995DeBow Brendan 2000, ‘02-03Decker D. B. 1931Decker, Jr. Howard W. (Mgr.) 1951DeCock Gary 1981Dede Scott 1988DeFalco R. B. 1937-39Degnan James 1984-85Delanoy John 2005Demos Greg 1999Dent Christopher 1985-88

Detwiler E. B. 1932Devine John A. 1977DeVoe James F. 1953Diehl Paul 1966Dill Richard J. 1958-59Doederlein Winfred P. 1955Dolik Nick 2010-13Donahoe Frederick A. 1956-58Donley Will 2008-11Donnelly Jack 2012-pres.Donovan William J. 2001-04D’Ortone Kenneth 1983-84Dougherty John 1987-88Doumar Roger 1963-65Douthett E. M. 1936Dowart A. L. 1916Drake H. B. 1939-40Drazenovich Joseph J. 1950Dreeland Alan 1968-69Dreyfus William 1986-88Driscoll William 1999-2002Driver Craig 1990-93Droogan Sean 1999-2002Drylie J. E. 1943Dunkle R. S. 1917Dunne Matthew 1964-65Dwyer William L. 1993-96

Eagle Anthony J. 1950-52Eaton W. L. 1920Eddy R. B. 1936Edel L. J. 1931-33Edmunds G. H. 1925-27Edmunds J. C. 1930Edwards E. L. 1930-31Edwards Kenneth 1968Eicher David D. 1978-80Eisenman R. S. 1935-37Eisler C. R. 1921-23Elder Gove G. 1958-59Eldridge Timothy 1995-98Elmer J. J. 2007-10Elser A. J. 1928Emmick Timothy 1998, 2000-02Erber Peter J. 1961Eremus John 2003-06Erhart E. O. 1913Erwin Dave 2008Erwin David T. 1959-61Erwin Joseph B. 1955Erwin Mark 1981


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FEshelman W. 1944Espy Brad 1995-96, ‘98Essig Sean 1986-87, ‘89Etter Kevin 2007-10Etter Sean 2003-05Ezratty Steven P. 1974-75

Fabian Louis A. (Mgr.) 1972-73Farcosky John 2004-06Faries L. E. 1942-43Farley E. S. 1920-21Farley Walter S. 1913-15Farls John 1986Farrell Bernard C. 1970-72Farrell Charles 1965-66Farrell John 1978-81Farrell William 2000-03Faust Alfred D. 1958Feen Jeffrey 1987-90Feightner Paul 1967Feldman Marshall 2000-03Fellows R. H. 1927-28Ferguson Frederick 1967-68Ferguson M. M. 1926Ferguson R. G. 1932Ferry T. L. (Mgr.) 1935Field Edward 1995Finley John R. 1946-49Fiscus Glenn W. 1956-57Fisher H. W. 1916Fisher Paul 1988-91Fisher R. D. 1914-16Flanagan Timothy 1980-81Flannery Matthew 2005-06Fleck Todd 1989Flenner, Jr. B. E. 1942-43Fletcher Jack E. 1934Flinchbaugh David 1962-64Florence Thomas I. 1982-85Foresman W. S. 1925Forrest, Jr. William H. 1951Forster Jack 2008-13Forster Randy 2010Forster Rob 2006-09Foster G. S. 1936-37Fox R. W. (Mgr.) 1922Frank J. C. 1923-24Franson William 1966Friedenberg David 1956Friedman Stephen A. 1956Fromkin Robert S. 1970-71

Fryburg Frank 1949Fulton James A. 1950-51, & ‘54Furchner Wes 1997-2000

Gagliano Michael 1994-97Gallagher A. J. 1913-14Gannett Alex 2010Gannett Christopher 2003-06Gannett Alex 2009Garonzik Scott N. 1975Garrity Alex 2008-11Garrity Christopher 2000-03Gary Jeff 1983Gatchell M. H. 1922-23Gaumer L. S. 1945Gehnrich Scott 2003-06Geiger Daniel 2001-02Geisewite C. F. 1925-27Gekas Evan 1985Gelsomini Mark P. 1979-80Genther J. A. 1938-39Gerber E. C. 1934-36Gerding H. V. 1927Germain Andrew 1996-99Gerrato Anthony 1984, ‘86-87Gerrato Bryan 2012-pres.Gerrato Glenn 1991-92Geuder R. E. (Mgr.) 1939Giacalone William R. 1973-74Gibbs G. A. 1920Gilhool James 1986-88Gilhool Paul 1989-91Gill A. J. 1913Girard Lucien 1952-53, ‘56-57Glading F. W. 1920-21Glennon Travis 1999-2000Gobey Galen 1967-69Golder Tim 2011-13Goldschmidt John 2001Goldstein Lewis 1986Goldsworthy, Jr. Thomas C. 1952-53Gorman Joseph 1965-67Gotwals James E. 1941-43Goulding Mark 1979-82Grabenstetter Walter 1986-88Graham Jay 1990, ‘92-94Grant Richard 1971Graves Stephen 1986-89Greaney Bryan J. 1978-79Green H. W. 1930Green Philip 1991

Greenlee Thomas 1960Gribbin Billy 2010-11Griffin E. F. 1928Griffin James M. 1956Griffiths P. W. 1921Gruver J. A. 1926Guariglia Mark 1993Guarton Gregory 1989-92Guitarre Ryan 2013-pres.Gurenlian Gregory 2003-06Guterding Joseph W. 1979-82Gwynn J. A. 1931-32

Haas Jan 1980Haberlin C. F. (Mgr.) 1929Hackett B. M. 1924-26Hagerman John C. 1949-50Haggerty Kevin 1998-2000Haggerty Ryan 1996-99Hale Gregory 2001-04Hall Stuart A. 1982-85Hallowell C. K. 1914-15, & ‘17Hamas S. V. 1929Hamel Robert D. 1954-56Hamilton D. D. 1943-44Hammer C. R. (Mgr.) 1931Hammond Richard W. 1958-60Hanna Richard C. 1950Hannum M. E. 1945Hardesty Tom 1986Harkins S. F. 1925-26Harris E. B. (Mgr.) 1941Harris Mike 1995Harrower D. E. 1913Hasek, Jr. C. W. 1935-36Hassan P. R. 1933Hassan, Jr. J. S. 1932Hastings H. E. 1927Haswell Mike 1998Hausner Howard M. 1942-43Hay James R. 1953-55Hayes John L. 1948-49Hayes Thomas R. 1961-62Hegarty L. C. 1922Heim Patrick 2004-07Helbig W. H. 1924 & ‘26Helgeson Steve 1987Helgeson Stu 1984Heller Jeffrey L. 1974Helpa Joseph 1986Henderson Earle H. 1958-59


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Henderson J. L. 1942Henderson J. Scott 1962, ‘64-65Henderson Stephen 1966-68Henjes Scott 1991Henjes Todd 1983-86Henneghan Charley 2006-10Henneghan Danny 2010-13Henning W. D. 1940-41Henry J. B. 1932Henry John P. 1951-52Henry Richard 1967-68Heppenstall J. M. 1931Hermance Geoff 1990Herring Edwin L. 1950-51Herscha Michael 1998-2001Hershner Kevin 2003-06Herzer Brian 1979-82Herzer Karl M. 1977-79Hesch M. J. 1932-33Hess D. J. 1940Hess William E. 1956-58Hilliard Ryan 1996-97Himoff D. T. 1935-36Hinckel Toebe 1995Hinkle Richard 1960Hockersmith Wayne L. 1951-53Hoffman C. F. 1921Hoft J. M. 1935-37Hogan Chris 2007-10Hollenbach William S. 1943, ‘46-48Hollerbach John 1986-89Holmes Edward 1998-2001Holmes Robert 1966-67Holt Eric 1999-2000Hontz L. H. 1935-37Hood Benjamin 1990-93Horikawa Herbert J. 1954-55Houck James P. 1956-57Houle David 2000-03House W. B. 1925-26Houseworth Burt B. 1958Howells Derek 2002-05Huddles William 1965Hufnagel Yanni 2002Hughes Charles E. 1958Hughes John 1949Humphreys Edward P. 1979-81Hunter Bill 1992-93Hurtzig, Jr. Karl W. 1973-75Huss Sean 1997, ‘99-2001

Iafrate Frank 1964-65Iannetta Rocco M. 1948-49Irmler Alex 1994Irwin James O. 1960-61

Jackson Gregory G. 1994-97Jacober G. E. 1936Jacober Michael 2002-05Jacobs Scott 2006-08Janda Richard J. 1959-60Jennings W. J. 1921Johnson Chris 1995Johnson Jason 1993-96Johnson Peter C. 1944, ‘46-47Johnson Ronald 1963-65Johnson Scott 2006Johnson Thomas 1999Johnston F. B. 1913Johnston R. B. 1924Jones B. C. 1921Jones Edward C. 1954Jones Elliott 2003-04, & ‘06Jones W. M. 1931Jones William 2002-05Jordon H. B. 1915Josefson J. C. 1915Joyce Kevin 2007-10Jurman David L. 1992-95

Kaczowka Henry 1966-67Kaiser K. C. 1929-30Kaiser K. R. 1929-30Kaiser Todd 1998-99Kane F. E. 1932Kane James E. 1959-60Kaplan M. L. 1930Kappel William M. 1969-70Kastroll William 1992-93Kaulfuss E. J. 1933-34Kaut Austin 2011-pres.Kay Donald P. 1946Keegan Richard W. 1978-79Keenan Kevin 1996-99Kelly Bruce W. 1972Kennedy Devin 2004-07Kennedy James 1962Kennedy Reed 2012

Kennedy Tom 1988Kenney Adam 2004-07Kern Michael 1998-2001Kern, Jr. H. F. 1942-43Kerwin Kenneth D. 1945-47Kessler L. A. (Mgr.) 1943Kessler Philip 1985-86Kiefer M. R. 1927-28Kielar W. A. 1932Kilfoil J. F. 1935-36Killoren Chris 1995-98Kimble Reginald (Mgr.) 1948King Aden A. 1993-96King Andrew D. 1994-97King David 1984-87King David 1995-98Kissell Dean W. 1945, ‘47-49Klein Richard A. 1953-55Kleinman Randall 1998-2001Kline G. E. 1933-34Koban Douglas 1982Koch R. J. 1941-42Kolb Jordan 2006-09Koons Robert W. 1951-52Kopenhaver Jim 1980-82Korte Todd 1995-98Kosanovich Bronco 1945-47Koth George F. 1933-35Koth O. R. 1929-30Kowalski David P. 1970Kowalski Peter A. 1975-78Kranzley Steve 1981Krause Andrew 1938-39Kreinz Drake 2013-pres.Kriebel T. E. 1916-17Krombolz Stephen 1991-94Kuich F. C. 1927Kupferberg Ian 1998-2001Kutufaris Paul 1989-91

Lafferty H. D. 1923-24LaCrosse Tom 2011-pres.LaGrow Joshua 2002-04Laird Matt 2000Lamy Chris 1996Lang Brooke 1991-92Lasda Riley 2012-13Latimer Warren E. (Mgr.) 1950Laurin L. K. 1948Laverty James 1988-91LeChard Allan P. 1954-55


NM


Lee C. V. 1929Leedom Andrew R. 1993-96Lehman Christopher 1990-93Lehman Steve 1992-93, & ‘95Leuschner F. H. 1920-21Levine Jay R. 1974-75Lewis D. G. 1930-31Lewis David 1967Lewis H. H. (Mgr.) 1932Lewis M. P. 1917Lewis Matt 1995-96Lindenmuth E. J. 1931Link Ryan 2009-12Lion Thomas 1981-84Lisko Roy K. 1971-72Lloyd Billy 2008-11Lloyd J. S. 1917Lockhart Andrew R. 1960-62Lockwood C. H. 1941-43Locotos Frank N. 1954-56Locotos George 1945-48Lomady Frederick C. 1977-79Long, Jr. John 1950Long Joey 2008Lorenz Arthur L. 1944, ‘47-48Lotz J. H. 1937Louis Robert A. 1947-50Lower IV Edward 1989-90Loy Matt 2007-10Lunder William 1987-90Lundmark Stephen 1991 & ‘93Lux John R. 1948-49Lynch Brian 1982-85

Mabry Brian 2001-04Mackrides Andrew 2005-08Mackrides Matthew 2009-12Madden Devin 2007-08Maddock R. S. 1944Magda Richard 1999, 2001-02Mahoney Micheal P. 1978-79Mahrer Stacey (Mgr.) 1987-88Main J. B. (Mgr.) 1933Makover Peter 1990-93Makover Richard 1984-87Maley F. L. 1933 & ‘35Mall R. R. (Mgr.) 1942Malloy Patrick 1965Maloy J. S. 1917Manley Pat 2012-pres.Maran P. Marshall 1989

Marcus Chris 1990-93Markland Francis S. 1957Marr Dan 2012Martenis F. P. 1944Martin Gary 1981-84Martocci William D. 1972-73Marycz Mike 1995-96Maschal W. D. 1928Mass Michael A. 1975 & ‘78Mathews W. H. 1915-16Matthews John 1967-69Mauti Richard D. 1975-77May Kurt A. 1973-74Mayer William 1983Mayerhofer Don 1997-2000Mayville Kenneth 2002-04McAleenan Ryan 2006-09McAuliffe Kevin 1991McBride S. P. (Mgr.) 1937McCaffery Brian 1996McCandless P. 1926-27, & ‘29McClaren W. L. 1935McCleary John G. 1947-48McClung J. H. 1936McCollough J. P. 1914McCollough William E. 1953McCormick Mike 1983-84McCoy John P. 1968-70McCubbin Mark E. 1971-73McDermott Bryan 1991-93McDonough William J. 1958-59McDowell C. C. 1916McGarvey Ryan 2009-12McGihon Robert 2000-01McGinley Kevin 1992McGinley Sean 1983-86McGrath Mike 1997-2000McGuire Robert K. 1974-77McGuire Timothy S. 1973 & ‘75McGuone James 1967-69McHugh, Jr. J. E. 1940-41McKeever David V. 1969-71McKelvey Paul 1988-91McKeon Scott 1984-87McKlveen J. H. 1927-28McMillen, Jr. W. W. 1930-32McPherson R. M. (Mgr.) 1928Mears Richard C. 1961Medico Nancy E. (Mgr.) 1975Meeker George E. 1946 & ‘48Mehard H. R. 1913-14

Meier Louis A. 1960-62Meisel John 1962-64Melson Chris 1987Merkel Erik 1994-95Meyer H. N. 1937-39Miller M. G. 1920-21Miller M. M. 1930Millick John A. (Mgr.) 1953Milliken, Jr. H. E. 1943-44Millspaugh Michael 1975Minnich S. B. 1929Mitchell Charles W. 1974Mitchell Thomas B. 1942-43Mitman Joshua C. 1973Moconyi Andrew S. 1959-60Moen Brian 1993, ‘95-96Moltisanti Robert 1993Montgomery Jeffrey 1988-89Moore Chad 1963-65Moorhouse W. J. 1933Morgan C. C. 1922-24Morin Francois 1995-96Morris Duncan 1984-85Morriss VI James T. 1994-97Morse Logan 1989-92Mortimer Samuel J. 1952Mosko Michael 1984-85Moulthrop H. K. 1932-34Moylan David C. 1975-76Mullen Ryan 2011-pres.Mulqueen Chris 2007-09Mulqueen Matthew 2004-07Munhall A. N. 1913-14Murphy Steve 1989-90Murray T. A. 1924Myers Erik 2012-pres.

Naribetsky J. 1939Nave Brendan 2011-12Neffgen Alfred V. 1970-72Nehoda John R. 1945, ‘47-49Nestor, Jr. Rodger S. 1946-49Neumann Dan 1990New David 2008Newbury D. S. 1940Nichols John 2008-11Nissenbaum Scott 1992Nolan John J. 1945-46, & ‘48Northrop Jan 1998-2001Nusbaum Hank 1992Nutter Christopher 1988-91



SRQP

OOber C. Brooke 1982-83O’Brien John A. 1968-70O’Brien Sean 1991O’Connor David 1985-88Odenkirk William D. 1958O’Donnell David 1993-96O’Donnell Michael 1992, ‘94-95O’Neill Tommy 2013-pres.Ogden Thomas A. 1961Ogelsby Luke 2000-03O’Keefe Michael T. 1992-95Olmstead R. H. 1913-16O’Malley Matthew 2001-04O’Rorke Timothy 1998Owens Joseph 1950

Palmer J. Hugh 1961Panzer Kenneth 1979-82Passano Lindsay 1966 & ‘68Paton Tom 1964Patterson Garry 1966-68Patton Michael 1992-93Patton Richard 1966-68Patzer Eric 1971Paulin Louis 1962-63Pauxtis Chris 1997Pawloski Robert C. 1953Pearl John J. 1989-92Pearsall Gilbert 2004-07Pecori Edward J. 1927Peddy Thomas 1988-91Pentz Marianne (Mgr.) 1985Perella F. J. 1928-30Perry Charles 2000-02, & ‘04Perry Edmond 2001-04Perry R. H. 1928Peters Josh 1994-97Peters W. V. 1913-14Pfirman John 1946-47Pierce, Jr. Augustus D. 1950Pieri Brian 1997Pietrzak Steven R. 1972Pillion Michael 1978-79Pinkerton Daniel R. 1973 & ‘75Piper W. G. 1942-43Pitarra Adam 1997-98Pittinger G. R. 1942-43Plesser Lee Ann (Mgr.) 1977-78Poisson Fred D. 1946Poley Josh 1996

Pollard Hamilton 1996-99Pollock Andrew 1962 & ‘64Pollock F. R. 1934Poole Jon 1977Poon Derek 1995-97Pope P. H. 1915Portman Gregory 1984-85Powell Diallo 1994-97Price Byron F. 1958Price J. L. 1939-40Pritchard David 1979-80Pritchard James E. 1977-78Pritchard W. E. 1926-27Prizer J. E. 1928-30Proksa J. J. 1936-38

Quinn Michael 1991 & ‘93Quinn Robert 1986-87

Radecic Matthew 2004-07Raffensperger Paul J. 1950-51Rahauser G. W. 1930Raiser Michael N. 1960-61Rall Eugene 1983-86Rathmell J. N. 1933-34Rattner George 1942Rauch Jeff 1997Raymond Burton E. 1950Recco Edward A. 1977-79Redding Rodney J. 1970-71Reed J. A. 1933-35Reed James A. 1950-51, & ‘54Reidy K. F. 1931Reiling Michael J. (Mgr.) 1973Reilly T. S. 1930Repp Paul H. 1975-77Rhodes Colby 2008Richards Michael 2012-pres.Rickel Jason 1996Ridgway Conrad 2009-10Riddell J. G. 1940-41Ritchie Leonard 1949Ritter George E. 1938-40Ritter James W. 1940-42

Robertson Ray 1986-88Robeson G. A. 1934-36Robinson Ricky 2009-10Rogers Thomas C. 1972-74Rogers W. H. 1917Rolewicz Michael 1989-92Romanchuk D. J. 1999Roper Drew 2010-pres.Rosecrans James E. 1973 & ‘75Rosen David 1962Ross Earl 2007-10Ross R. S. 1942-43Rossa Raymond 1967Rostmeyer Richard C. 1951-53Rovder Linda (Mgr.) 1982Rowe J. R. 1922Rubin S. M. 1945Ruf Jason 1994Ruf Richard 1968-69Rumbaugh H. M. 1939Rumbaugh J. E. 1934-36Russo Rich 1981-84Rutherford David 1993Ryan Anthony 1963 & ‘65Ryan Mike 1987 & ‘90

Sadock Martin (Mgr.) 1944Saler Morton 1940-42Saltsman Daniel 2004-07Sampson Greg 2008-10Sanders Donald J. 1957Sanders T.J. 2013-pres.Schaefer Richard H. 1952-53Schaller Chris 1998-99Schiller Chris 1996-99Schilling Henry 1960Schmidt Patrick 2001Schmitt James 1985-88Schmitt John 1981-83Schmitt Tom 1987Schneider Ronald E. 1971, ‘73-74Schock David 1968-69Schoepflin Robert 1967-69Schooley Stuart W. 1969-70Schoonmaker Alexander 1991-94Schoonmaker William F. 1982-85Schrader Stephen H. 1961 & ‘63Schuepp Paul W. 1970-72Schwartz Kenneth A. 1973Schwin Steve 1981 & ‘83Scott Brett 2005-08


WV

T


Scout Vance L. 1950-51Seaman C. D. 1925Sebastian John T. 1992-94Seelig Richard W. 1961-63Seeman Thomas A. 1956-57Sesler, Jr. A. E. 1943Seubel W. F. 1930Sexton Matt 2013-pres.Shaffer J. K. 1928-29Shaffer J. M. 1934Shaner W. J. 1923-25Shank Ben 1997Shankoff Matt 2008-11Shanks E. G. 1925-26Shannon Timothy 1989Sharp R. C. 1938-40Shea Brian 2007-10Sheffer Dale E. 1951Sheridan E. A. 1937Shiels Roy (Mgr.) 1960Shorts Brian T. 1992-95Shrucker L. R. 1917Sibson Bryan 1979-80Siconolfi Mark 1993Silberg Stephen (Mgr.) 1967-68Silver John L. 1969-71Silver Scott M. 1972Silver Stephen M. 1969-70Simpson A. G. 1936-38Singer E. V. 1923-24Singley M. E. 1941-42Sjoholin-Sierchio Kristi (Mgr.) 1981Smedley Richard H. 1970-72Smith David 2002-03Smith Irving T. 1947-48Smith John 1966Smith L. 1913Smith Micah 2005-06Smith R. W. 1917Smith Richard 1949Smith Thomas C. 1944-45, & ‘49Smith, Jr. F. R. 1931-32Snell, Jr. Willard H. 1956Snively N. R. 1937Snook J. A. 1936-38Snyder Donald 1957Snyder Mervin A. 1946 & ‘50Sobel Beverly (Mgr.) 1982Solomon Stephen 2003Souder Larry E. 1974Spadacene David 2012-13

Spencer Howard A. 1961-63Spillane John 1978-80Spinelli Anthony 1988 & ‘90Sprenkle Richard 1964Stahley J. N. 1929-30Staropoli Joseph 1980-83Staub Kenneth W. 1961-63Steinman Theodore 1960Steinmuller John P. 1952-53, ‘56-57Sternberg Ryne 2011-pres.Stevens Walter T. 1945-46Stillman Jon 1999-2000Stimmel Andrew 2007Stinger Sean 1987Stolp Loren 1967Stoltz Michael 2001-04Stone Donald S. 1969-71Stone Jason C. 1951Stoup James 1962Strasberg Robert 1988-89, & ‘91Strong Edwin T. 1958Stothoff Taylor 2012-pres.Stuckey John 2006-09Sturgis Shane 2011-pres.Sullivan Clifford F. 1947Sullivan Paul W. 1978-81Swanson Robert P. 1959Swartz Ronald A. 1970-71Swensen James S. 1961Swensen Richard 1960 & ‘62Szadziewicz John W. 1948-49

Tarr Jesse 2002-05Taylor Carey H. 1945-46Taylor David 1980-83Tedesco Vincent 1962-64Temkovitz C. A. 1942Tenhula Arthur N. 1946-47Tesner, Jr. Raymond J. 1973-75Thiel David 1963-65Thiel Glenn F. 1964-66Thomas Alan E. 1958Thomas Augustus O. 1947-49Thompson Joseph W. 1961Thompson Larry W. 1975Thorpe R. J. 1942Toner Michael 2006-09Torok T. T. 1927-29Trapani Brian 1987Travis Tyler 2011-pres.Trenz James W. 1971-72

Trout P. H. 1921-22Trumper Jerome J. 1947Trusal Lynn 1968Tuleya Raymond R. 1957-59Turri William 1979-82

Vallance Tony 1995-97Vallone Matthew 1998-2001VanArsdale Max 2005-08VanKirk Malcolm 1990VanThof Kyle 2010-pres.Veach John 1962-64Verschell Jeffrey 1987-90Ververelli Peter J. 1977Vesco Savino 1945Vicker H. A. 1920Voight Randall 1966-68Von Nessen John 2013-pres.Vosburgh Colton 2008-11

Wacker Gregory 1964-66Walker E. A. 1929Walker J. E. 1943Walker John R. 1951Ward Andrew 2005Ward Stephen D. 1970-72Wargo Lawrence E. 1973Warner J. H. 1921Warner Jim 2009Warner Matthew 2006-09Warren Robert J. 1993-96Warsaw Larry B. 1974-75Washo David 1997-2000Watkins B. E. 1923Watkins Donald J. 1951Watkins J. R. 1948Watkins R. M. 1942Waynick David 1987-90Weaver Waldo 1949Weber E. J. 1929-30Weber H. C. 1931-32Weber Robert E. 1933-35Webster David 1965-66Weeden Richard D. 1958Weidner Everett B. 1954-55Weinberg Kenneth 1964Wendell William R. 1925 & ‘27Wengrenovich Scott 2006Wentz B. W. 1924Werner Matt 1999Werner Raymond F. 1978


ZY


Wertz C. F. 1920Whitaker Nathaniel 2003-06Whitaker, Jr. J. R. 1943 & ‘48Wieland D. A. 1925Wilcox John H. 1950-51Wilhelm T. G. 1944Wilke Tom 1981Wilkinson David N. 1958-59Wilkinson F. M. 1924Wille Kenneth F. 1991-94Wilson Harry E. 1923Wilson W. S. 1913Winpenny III James B. 1958-59Wolf James L. 1947-48Wolfram, Jr. Harold G. (Mgr.) 1950-52Wood Eric 1998-2001Wood William W. 1914-15Worley James 1949Wuenschel O. B. 1938-39Wyszynski Brandon 1993

Yaverbaum Harry I. (Mgr.) 1957Yerger H. C. 1914-15Yocum E. S. 1921-22Yoder Carson 1998-2000Yoder Grant 1992-93Yohman John 1952Yost I. A. 1922-24Young Marc 2002-05Youtz Ronald M. 1953-55Yudin J. D. 1940

Zanone Joseph 1980Zappia Matthew 2000-03Zichelli Thomas 2005-08Ziegenfus William M. 1941-42Zimmerman, Jr. W. H. 1932Zittel Kyle 2012-pres.

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