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Division I History Division I History 2 DIVISION I HISTORY Division I History Team Results Championship Game Total Championship Year Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Paid Attendance Paid Attendance 1971 ................. Cornell (13-1) Richie Moran 12-6 Maryland Hofstra 5,458 — 1972 ................. Virginia (11-4) Glenn Thiel 13-12 Johns Hopkins Maryland 7,001 — 1973 ................. Maryland (14-1) Bud Beardmore 10-9 (2ot) Johns Hopkins Penn 5,965 — 1974 ................. Johns Hopkins (12-2) Bob Scott 17-12 Maryland Rutgers 7,728 — 1975 ................. Maryland (11-3) Bud Beardmore 20-13 Navy Johns Hopkins 10,875 — 1976 ................. Cornell (16-0) Richie Moran 16-13 (ot) Maryland Brown 7,504 20,819 1977 ................. Cornell (13-0) Richie Moran 16-8 Johns Hopkins Virginia 10,080 29,193 1978 ................. Johns Hopkins (13-1) Henry Ciccarone 13-8 Cornell Rutgers 13,527 28,587 1979 ................. Johns Hopkins (13-0) Henry Ciccarone 15-9 Maryland Maryland 16,166 25,241 1980 ................. Johns Hopkins (14-1) Henry Ciccarone 9-8 (2ot) Virginia Cornell 7,557 23,046 1981 ................. North Carolina (12-0) Willie Scroggs 14-13 Johns Hopkins Princeton 13,943 29,387 1982 ................. North Carolina (14-0) Willie Scroggs 7-5 Johns Hopkins Virginia 10,283 22,892 1983 ................. Syracuse (14-1) Roy Simmons Jr. 17-16 Johns Hopkins Rutgers 15,672 35,163 1984 ................. Johns Hopkins (14-0) Don Zimmerman 13-10 Syracuse Delaware 17,253 45,346 1985 ................. Johns Hopkins (13-1) Don Zimmerman 11-4 Syracuse Brown 14,455 35,208 1986 ................. North Carolina (11-3) Willie Scroggs 10-9 (ot) Virginia Delaware 9,765 31,340 1987 ................. Johns Hopkins (10-3) Don Zimmerman 11-10 Cornell Rutgers 16,901 49,782 1988 ................. Syracuse (15-0) Roy Simmons Jr. 13-8 Cornell Syracuse 20,148 46,141 1989 ................. Syracuse (14-1) Roy Simmons Jr. 13-12 Johns Hopkins Maryland 23,827 63,836 1990 ................. Syracuse* (13-0) Roy Simmons Jr. 21-9 Loyola (MD) Rutgers 19,070 57,418 1991 ................. North Carolina (16-0) Dave Klarmann 18-13 Towson Syracuse 8,293 42,981 1992 ................. Princeton (13-2) Bill Tierney 10-9 (2ot) Syracuse Penn 13,150 52,082 1993 ................. Syracuse (12-2) Roy Simmons Jr. 13-12 North Carolina Maryland 20,117 70,737 1994 ................. Princeton (14-1) Bill Tierney 9-8 (ot) Virginia Maryland 24,730 68,436 1995 ................. Syracuse (13-2) Roy Simmons Jr. 13-9 Maryland Maryland 26,229 71,978 1996 ................. Princeton (14-1) Bill Tierney 13-12 (ot) Virginia Maryland 22,102 68,978 1997 ................. Princeton (16-0) Bill Tierney 19--7 Maryland Maryland 25,317 77,170 1998 ................. Princeton (14-1) Bill Tierney 15-5 Maryland Rutgers 17,225 64,850 1999 ................. Virginia (13-3) Dom Starsia 12-10 Syracuse Maryland 24,135 70,668 2000 ................. Syracuse (15-1) John Desko 13-7 Princeton Maryland 22,880 61,768 2001 ................. Princeton (14-1) Bill Tierney 10-9 (ot) Syracuse Rutgers 21,286 64,489 2002 ................. Syracuse (15-2) John Desko 13-12 Princeton Rutgers 19,706 60,968 2003 ................. Virginia (15-2) Dom Starsia 9-7 Johns Hopkins Baltimore 37,944 106,861 2004 ................. Syracuse (15-2) John Desko 14-13 Navy Baltimore 43,898 122,011 2005 ................. Johns Hopkins (16-0) Dave Pietramala 9-8 Duke Philadelphia 44,920 133,801 2006 ................. Virginia (17-0) Dom Starsia 15-7 Massachusetts Philadelphia 47,062 126,474 2007 ................. Johns Hopkins (13-4) Dave Pietramala 12-11 Duke Baltimore 48,302 133,241 2008 ................. Syracuse (16-2) John Desko 13-10 Johns Hopkins Boston 48,970 118,085 *Participation in tournament vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Johns Hopkins 9, Syracuse 9, Princeton 6, North Carolina 4, Virginia 4, Cornell 3, Maryland 2. 1992 Jeff Wills, Johns Hopkins, 19 1978 Leading Scorer, 1993 John Webster, North Carolina, 15 *Mike O’Neill, Johns Hopkins 1994 Tim Whiteley, Virginia, 19 Year-by-Year 1995 Rob Kavovit, Syracuse, 18 1979 *Mike Federico, Johns Hopkins 1996 Rob Kavovit, Syracuse; Doug Knight, Virginia; 1971 Tom Cafaro, Army, 18 and Tim Whiteley, Virginia, 16 1980 1972 Jay Connor, Virginia, 13 1997 Andrew Whipple, Maryland, 17 *Jim Bidne, Johns Hopkins 1973 Jack Thomas, Johns Hopkins, 14 1998 Andrew Whipple, Maryland, 18 1974 Franz Wittlesberger, Johns Hopkins, 15 1981 1999 John Grant, Delaware, and Ryan Powell, *Jeff Cook, Johns Hopkins 1975 Bert Caswell, Maryland; Frank Urso, Maryland; Syracuse, 14 and Jeff Long, Navy, 14 2000 Ryan Powell, Syracuse, 18 1982 *Tom Sears, North Carolina 1976 Mike French, Cornell, 20 2001 Michael Powell, Syracuse, 12 1977 Eamon McEneaney, Cornell, 25 2002 Michael Powell, Syracuse, 14 1983 1978 Mike O’Neill, Johns Hopkins, 15 2003 Kevin Boland, Johns Hopkins, 15 *Brad Kotz, Syracuse 1979 Barry Mitchell and Bob Boneillo, Maryland, 14 2004 Michael Powell, Syracuse, 19 1980 Brendan Schneck, Johns Hopkins, 16 1984 2005 Matt Danowski, Duke, 21 *Larry Quinn, Johns Hopkins 1981 Mike Burnett, North Carolina, 15 2006 Matt Ward, Virginia, 22 1982 Dave Wingate and Mike Burnett, North 2007 Matt Danowski, Duke, 24 1985 Carolina, 11 2008 Mike Leveille, Syracuse, 19 *Larry Quinn, Johns Hopkins 1983 Tim Nelson, Syracuse, 15 1984 Tim Nelson, Syracuse, 11 1986 1985 Craig Bubier and Brian Wood, Johns Hopkins, *Gary Seivold, North Carolina 12 All-Tournament Teams 1987 1986 Tom Korrie, Syracuse, and Gary Seivold, North *Tim Goldstein, Cornell Brian Wood, Johns Hopkins Carolina, 12 *Most Outstanding Player. 1987 Tim Goldstein, Cornell, 25 Craig Bubier, Johns Hopkins 1988 Gary Gait, Syracuse, 18 +Participation in tournament vacated by the Gary Gait, Syracuse 1989 Paul Gait, Syracuse, 16 NCAA Committee on Infractions. Bob Cummings, Cornell 1990 Gary Gait, Syracuse, 23 Vince Angotti, Cornell 1977 Aaron Jones, Cornell 1991 Dennis Goldstein, North Carolina; Glenn *Eamon McEneaney, Cornell Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins Smith, Towson; and Mark Douglas, Maryland, Steve Mitchell, Johns Hopkins 16 Quint Kessenich, Johns Hopkins DIVISION I HISTORY 3 1988 Matt Striebel, Princeton *Matt Palumb, Syracuse Sean Hartofilis, Princeton Individual Records Michael Springer, Syracuse 1989 Michael Powell, Syracuse *Paul Gait, Syracuse GOALS, Game Rob Mulligan, Syracuse 9—Gary Gait, Syracuse (23) vs. Navy (5), 5-22-88; Oliver 1990 John Glatzel, Syracuse Marti, Brown (19) vs. Loyola (MD) (12), 5-9-92. +Gary Gait, Syracuse Kyle Campbell, Towson GOALS, TOURNameNT 1991 2002 16—Matt Ward, Virginia (4 vs. Notre Dame, 3 vs. *Dennis Goldstein, North Carolina *Michael Powell, Syracuse Georgetown, 4 vs. Syracuse, 5 vs. Massachusetts), John Glatzel, Syracuse 2006. 1992 Tom Hardy, Syracuse ASSISTS, Game *Scott Bacigalupo, Princeton Sol Bliss, Syracuse 9—Conor Gill, Virginia (11) vs. Cornell (10), 5-19-2002. 1993 Jay Pfeifer, Syracuse ASSISTS, TOURNameNT *Chris Suran, Syracuse B.J. Prager, Princeton 16—Tim Goldstein, Cornell (5 vs. Adelphi, 5 vs. Syracuse, Brad Dumont, Princeton 6 vs. Johns Hopkins), 1987; Matt Danowski, Duke (7 1994 Damien Davis, Princeton vs. Providence, 6 vs. North Carolina, 2 vs. Cornell, 1 vs. *Scott Bacigalupo, Princeton Adam Doneger, Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins), 2007. 1995 John Christmas, Virginia POINTS, Game *Brian Dougherty, Maryland 2003 12—Ed Mullen (7 goals, 5 assists), Maryland (22) vs. Navy Mark Fietta, Syracuse *Tillman Johnson, Virginia (11), 5-23-76; Gary Gait (9 goals, 3 assists), Syracuse (23) Nick Licameli, Syracuse A.J. Shannon, Virginia vs. Navy (5), 5-22-88. Rob Kavovit, Syracuse Chris Rotelli, Virginia POINTS, TOURNameNT Ric Beardsley, Syracuse Matt Ward, Virginia 25—Eamon McEneaney, Cornell (3-4 vs. Massachusetts, Casey Powell, Syracuse Brett Hughes, Virginia 5-5 vs. Navy, 3-5 vs. Johns Hopkins), 1977; Tim Goldstein, Dan Radebaugh, Maryland Corey Harned, Johns Hopkins Cornell (5-5 vs. Adelphi, 2-5 vs. Syracuse, 2-6 vs. Johns Matt Hahn, Maryland Bobby Benson, Johns Hopkins Hopkins), 1987. Peter Hilgartner, Maryland Kyle Barrie, Johns Hopkins SAVES, Game Rob Chomo, Maryland Tom Garvey, Johns Hopkins 30—Steve Kavovit, Maryland (16) vs. Brown (13), 5-19-91. 1996 Michael Howley, Maryland SAVES, TOURNameNT *Michael Watson, Virginia 2004 85—Paul Schimoler, Cornell (16 vs. Massachusetts, 27 vs. Jesse Hubbard, Princeton *Michael Powell, Syracuse North Carolina, 23 vs. Virginia, 19 vs. Syracuse), 1988. David Curry, Virginia Jay Pfeifer, Syracuse Casey Powell, Syracuse Sean Lindsay, Syracuse Becket Wolf, Princeton Kevin Dougherty, Syracuse Chris Massey, Princeton Brian Nee, Syracuse Team Records Tim Whiteley, Virginia Dan DiPietro, Syracuse Don McDonough, Princeton Graham Gill, Navy GOALS, Game Tommy Smith, Virginia Mitch Hendler, Navy 28—Syracuse vs. Michigan St. (7), 5-15-91. Pancho Gutstein, Princeton Ryan Boyle, Princeton FeweST GOALS, Game 1997 Tim Sullivan, Princeton 0—Wash. & Lee vs. Cornell (14), 5-19-76. *Jon Hess, Princeton GOALS, BOTH TeamS 2005 38—Johns Hopkins (22) vs. Towson (16), 5-14-94. Jesse Hubbard, Princeton *Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins Chris Massey, Princeton Kyle Harrison, Johns Hopkins GOALS, TOURNameNT Becket Wolf, Princeton Greg Peyser, Johns Hopkins 66—Virginia (14 vs. Notre Dame, 20 vs. Georgetown, 17 Pat Cairns, Princeton Matt Danowski, Duke vs. Syracuse, 15 vs. Massachusetts), 2006. Matt Hahn, Maryland Dan Flannery, Duke ASSISTS, Game Andrew Whipple, Maryland Matt Zash, Duke 19—Syracuse (28) vs. Michigan St. (7), 5-15-91. Casey Powell, Syracuse Nick O’Hara, Duke
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