Dragon Tales Official Newsletter of Oneonta State Athletics

Volume I, No. 3 Spring/Summer, 2000

MEN’S LACROSSE WINS ECAC TITLE Team Plays in Fourth Straight ECAC Tournament

the regular season losing three of Senior Class Leads four including a 12-10 loss to Cortland Pitching Staff Leads Men’s Lacrosse that decided the conference champion Baseball Team to Fifth to First ECAC Title for the 2000 season. Their lone win Straight 20-win Season during the last four games was a thrilling 12-11 game against Hartwick The men’s lacrosse team that went to the third overtime before The hopes were high for the played the iron of Division III this Dooley put in the game winner. baseball team to contend with Cortland spring including defending National Because of the strength of their for an NCAA berth as the 2000 season Champion Salisbury State and came out schedule, the Red Dragons were invited approached. Unfortunately the bats with a 10-7 record and their first ECAC to participate in the ECAC Upstate New were silent for most of the season and Upstate New York Championship. An York Tournament at Elmira. The team too many runners were left on base as outstanding senior class that included was seeded second and would play the Red Dragons got outstanding SUNYAC Player of the Year Brian third-seeded Oswego, a team that they pitching to help them reach the 20-win Dooley (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) led had defeated earlier in the year 16-13. plateau and a fourth straight ECAC the squad. The Red Dragons dominated from the tournament berth. Before the snow opening whistle as they put up 20 goals The Red Dragon melted the Red Dragons in defeating the Lakers pitching staff included opened their season 20-8 to advance to the seniors Mike Lum versus Lycoming in finals. In the champion- (Edmeston, N.Y.) and Washington, D.C. on ship game Elmira went Jeremy Mullaney Feb. 26. Oneonta won 9- up 2-0 in the first minute (Castleton, N.Y.), juniors 7 to start the season off of play before the Red Scott Meyer (Clifton on a good note. The team Brian Dooley Dragons stormed back Mike Howell Park, N.Y.) and Ron remained in Washington Wood (Schenectady, Matt Puerta with six unanswered and played a second game on the 29th goals on their way to the N.Y.), sophomores Mike Howell against Marymount and lost 8-7. Next 14-7 victory and the title. Dooley (Binghamton, N.Y.) and Bob Kelly up was a 14-6 loss to Salisbury State on scored eight goals and added nine (Ballston Lake, N.Y.) and freshmen, the road on Mar. 4. The Red Dragons assists over the two games and was Rick Vesely (Schenectady, N.Y.) and dropped a third straight game when selected as the MVP of the champion- Nazareth came from behind to defeat ship. Oneonta 9-7 at the Carrier Dome on St. (continued pg. 2, col. 1) Patrick’s Day. A week later Oneonta hosted Statistics Leaders In this issue... the Stony Brook School Tournament in Goals: Brian Dooley, 43; --Softball and Men’s Tennis Recaps, pg. 2+3 Stony Brook, N.Y. and split a pair of Matt Puerta, 38; --Women’s Lacrosse Recap, pg. 3 games with a loss to Div. II New York Assists: Dooley, 40; Puerta, 27; --McCullagh Attends Leadership Conference, pg. 3 Tech and a win over Greensboro Points: Dooley, 83; Puerta, 65; --Waters Selected Academic All-American, pg. 3 College. The win over Greensboro was --Chi Alpha Sigma Induction, pg. 4 the beginning of six straight wins as the --Into the Streets, pg. 5 Red Dragons won four straight Goalkeeping --Athletic Awards 2000, pg. 6 SUNYAC games and had a win over Zach King (886 MP/204 Svs/ --SUNYAC Spring Academic List, pg. 6 Elmira College who was ranked 14th at .596 Sv%/9.34 GAA) --Fall Schedules, pg. 7 the time of the meeting. Oneonta ended --Spring Scoreboard and Honor Roll, pg. 8 Mike Braunstein (Hollis Hills, N.Y.) with Geneseo. Geneseo won the game who turned in many solid outings and a 2000 Softball Team to create a logjam of five teams with a 3.35 ERA that ranked them in the top 13-5 record in the conference. After the twenty in Div. III. Reloads tie-breaking procedure was used to The season opened with a 6-4 determine seedings for the conference trip to Cocoa Beach, Fla. that saw the Coming off their first ever tournament, Oneonta ended up as the team defeat Brandeis, the #7 team in NCAA appearance last spring, the fifth seed in the six team, Div. III at the time, 3-1. The northern softball team had their work cut out for elimination championship. The Red schedule opened with an 8-3 loss to them in trying to repeat as SUNYAC Dragons didn’t go far in the tournament Rensselaer and a 2-1 loss to champions. The biggest hole to be filled as they lost their first two games to Binghamton in weather was on the mound with the loss of Buffalo State and Brockport to end their shortened games. The Allison Weller to graduation, but the season at 22-15. first weekend in April team did return five starters from 1999 saw the Red Dragons get to help fuel the offense. Statistical Leaders: swept by Brockport The season opened in Fort before splitting with Myers, Fla. with a 5-5 record including Batting: Fredonia to put their a 3-2 win over Div. II Slippery Rock. Average: Tara Hinkle, .449; Liz record at 7-9. After a 4-0 Freshman pitcher Sandy Moxley McGrail/Beth Oppenheimer, .407; win over Utica the team Greg Schanck (Oneonta, N.Y.) showed promise for the Hits: McGrail, 48; Oppenheimer, 46; did not play again for future with a strong trip while classmate Runs: Oppenheimer, 32; nine days because of weather and Beth Oppenheimer (Webster, N.Y.) led Andrea Bradford, 29; unplayable fields. the team in hitting. RBIs: Oppenheimer, 30; Hinkle, 24; The Red Dragons returned to As soon as the team Total Bases: Hinkle, 67; McGrail, 59; action with back-to-back returned home the : Hinkle, .684; splits with Vassar and New Paltz on Apr. weather became a factor Oppenheimer, .513; 15th and 16th. The team then went on with postponements and Stolen Bases: McGrail/Oppenheimer/ the road and won a pair over Cazenovia, doubleheaders played in Kelli Winnie, 10; lost a pair to Cortland, and then began a misty, raw conditions. The opener up north was winning streak that reached eight games Tara Hinkle Pitching: to eclipse 20 wins. Their hopes of a against Hartwick that Wins: Rachel Sailar, 12; SUNYAC title ended on the first day ended up as a game due to the Sandy Moxley, 10; with losses to Cortland and New Paltz. weather. The Red Dragons got the best ERA: Sailar, 2.26; Moxley, 2.28; The team did receive an of their city rivals 11-2 in five innings to Complete Games: Sailar, 13; invitation to the ECAC Upstate New raise their record to 6-5. The next day Moxley, 8; York Tournament in which they played the team dropped two one- games to Innings Pitched: Sailar, 124; for the championship for a second Russell Sage before bouncing back the Moxley, 107.2; straight year. They defeated Brockport day after that with a sweep of : Sailar, 42; Moxley, 41; 7-3 in the semifinals, but lost to Plattsburgh in their home Clarkson 6-3 to end the season 21-16. opener. A couple of Men’s Tennis Completes Statistical Leaders: doubleheader splits to Skidmore and Brockport Another Winning Year Batting: and a single win versus Average: Rob Bernstein, .368; Geneseo completed the The men’s tennis team, which Brendan Heslin, .350; first week of April. The Liz McGrail competes during the fall and the spring, Runs: Greg Schanck, 17; Red Dragons didn’t play completed another winning year overall Mike Paragi, 16; again until the next weekend as they in dual matches with a record of 10-3 Hits: Heslin, 35; Schanck, 34; were swept by Buffalo State at home overall. The fall season is when the RBIs: Schanck, 21; Paragi, 14; and then swept Fredonia to bring their team competes in bigger tournaments Total Bases: Schanck, 45; Heslin, 44; record to 13-11. The wins over such as the ECAC North Champion- Slugging: Bernstein, .500; Heslin, .440; Fredonia were part of an eight game ships and the ITA Regional Tournament Stolen Bases: Ryan Bierwiler, 12; winning streak that put the squad in first while the spring is for Heslin, 10; place in the SUNYAC. A doubleheader dual matches. split with Cortland and a sweep of The team had a Pitching: Oswego kept them in first place entering strong core of veterans in Wins: Ron Wood, 6; Scott Meyer, 5; their make-up of the cancelled game senior co-captains Jamey ERA: Jeremy Mullaney, 0.82; Sunshine (Swan Lake, Mike Howell, 1.93; N.Y.) and Kevin Van Der Complete Games: Meyer, 7; Sommen (Oneonta, N.Y.) Jamey Sunshine Howell, 6; along with classmate Innings Pitched: Wood, 58; Athletic Web Meyer, 52.1; www.oneonta.edu/ Strikeouts: Howell, 56; Meyer, 55; ~sports (continued pg. 3, col. 1) Covar Sears (Otego, N.Y.) while their won-loss record welcoming five freshman to the mix. A while qualifying for the MCCULLAGH SELECTED TO pair of newcomers, Scott Dredge (Elida, SUNYAC Tournament. PARTICIPATE IN LEADERSHIP Ohio) and Mike Ruger (Corning, N.Y.), They did both, with a 5- CONFERENCE emerged as impact players in the lineup 11 record and securing Sophomore Nicole McCullagh of as they contributed all year long to the the fourth spot in the Camden, N.Y. was selected to participate in the team’s success. Dredge played at conference playoffs. The fourth annual NCAA Foundation Leadership Pam Intorcia Conference, presented by Entergy Corporation, second singles and first doubles while team was still young held May 28 through June 1 at Disney’s Coronado Ruger fit perfectly into fourth singles with only three seniors as second-year Springs Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. and second doubles. Michele Dombrowski hopes that The mission of the NCAA Foundation Leadership Conference is to develop a diverse The fall season opened at the the playing experience gained by the group of student-athletes who will actively Rensselaer Invitational and some younger players will pay dividends next participate in and experience a multitude of hardware to bring home. season. challenging and thought-provoking activities that Ruger won the third The season opened with six will enable them to become change agents on their campuses and in their communities. It will flight in singles play and straight losses including provide NCAA student-athletes with an opportu- then paired up with Brett two on their spring trip nity to discuss and explore critical issues facing Torrey () to win the to Panama City, Fla. to their peers; to enhance their leadership skills; and to promote better communication among student- second flight doubles. Western Maryland and athletes, coaches, administrators, faculty and Sunshine and Greg Rensselaer. The team communities.

Scott Dredge Dehaas (Binghamton, finally broke into the win A total of 352 student-athletes were invited to attend the 2000 NCAA Foundation N.Y.) took home the title column at home with a Leadership Conference. Student-athletes were at third flight doubles. The team then 19-2 win over Potsdam nominated from NCAA member institutions that won two of three dual matches at the to open their SUNYAC Michele Comuniello participate in the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. Flower City Tournament in Rochester schedule. The Red Dragons made it McCullagh, a member of both the field hockey and lacrosse teams was selected from 885 with wins over RIT and Nazareth before two-in-a-row when they went on the nominations. Besides her involvement in traveling to Vassar for the ECAC North road and came from behind to defeat intercollegiate athletics, McCullagh is the Chair of Championships at the end of September. Brockport 10-9 on a Nicole McCullagh the Educational Support Committee for the college’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee. The squad finished tied for eighth (Camden, N.Y.) goal with seven seconds Last fall she was selected to the National Field overall out of the 14 teams that com- left. The next day Oneonta was beaten Hockey Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete peted. The team registered one more 13-6 at Geneseo in a rain storm. Team while also being named to the SUNYAC dual match win over Le Moyne before The Red Dragons would end Coomissioner’s List for her outstanding achievements in the classroom and on the field. finishing the fall season at the ITA the season with three wins and three Regionals. losses including a 16-4 loss to Cortland The spring season opened in in the semifinals on the SUNYAC Hilton Head, S.C. with five matches in Tournament. which the Red Dragons won three. WATERS NAMED ACADEMIC They had victories over Slippery Rock, Statistics Leaders: ALL-AMERICAN Calvin and Colby-Sawyer while dropping matches to Babson and Goals: Pam Intorcia, 31; Junior defender Mitchell Waters of Jaimee Semenetz, 25 Johannesburg, South Africa was selected to the Principia. Unfortunately for the team GTE Academic All-America Second Team in the the weather played havoc on the rest of Assists: Nicole Cali, 18; Semenetz, 14 University Division of the Fall/Winter At-Large the schedule with only four matches Points: Intorcia, 42; Cali, 41; Program sponsored by GTE and selected by the played up north all of which were wins. Ground Balls: Jill Scala, 40; College Sports Information Directors of America Jen Murphy, 37; (CoSIDA). In being selected Waters becomes the first student-athlete to earn the honor at Oneonta Caused Turnovers: Intorcia, 20; State. To be eligible, the student-athlete must Statistics Leaders: Irit Gross, 18; have at least a 3.2 GPA and be a starter or Draw Controls: Intorcia, 38; significant contributor to their team. Singles Waters served as a co-captain this past Scott Dredge, 13-4 Semenetz, 20; fall for the men’s soccer team. Waters started all Mike Ruger, 13-4 Shot Percentage: Semenetz, .446; 16 games that he played in for the 10-6-1 Red Jamey Sunshine, 11-6 Cali, .434; Dragons on defense. He finished the season with one goal and four assists and was selected as a Second Team All-Independent All-Star for his Doubles Goalkeeping efforts. Waters has had a tremendous impact on Kevin Van Der Sommen/ Michele Comuniello (861 MP/184 Svs/ his team and on the Oneonta campus during his Brett Torrey, 6-1 .529 Sv%/11.43 GAA) three years as a student-athlete. He has estab- Van Der Sommen/Dredge, 5-2 lished himself as a leader amongst his peers and has contributed greatly to the College. His Sunshine/Ruger, 5-2 academic honors include: The Susan Sutton Smith Greg Dehaas/Covar Sears, 5-2 Student Award for Academic Excellence twice; the Provost’s Award for Academic Distinction twice; SUNYAC Commisioner’s List and All- Women’s Lacrosse Academic Team honors and this year he was the Continues Building recipient of the Alumni Association Scholarship. He also serves on the Student Athlete Advisory Process 24-hr. Sports Hotline Council at the College and, along with fellow 607-436-2425 captain Kenny Murray, designed and maintains the men’s soccer page on the World Wide Web. The women’s lacrosse team entered the season with the hopes of improving academics and athletics, while having made significant ONEONTA STATE CELEBRATES NATIONAL contributions to their schools and communities. It was also STUDENT-ATHLETE DAY created to recognize parents, teachers, coaches and school systems who have made it possible for young people to find Thirteen Student-Athletes Inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma balance between academics and athletics. The 13 Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete SUNY College at Oneonta celebrated National Honor Society inductees have achieved at least junior standing Student Athlete Day Thursday, Apr. 6 with a luncheon in the classroom along with a 3.4 grade point average while honoring the college’s top student-athletes. The National earning a varsity letter in an NCAA intercollegiate sport. They College Athlete Honor Society of Chi Alpha Sigma will be also must be of good moral character and have the endorse- inducting thirteen Red Dragon athletes in conjunction with the ment of both the head coach of his or her sport and the chapter event which is sponsored by the College’s Challenging president. Athletes’ Minds for Personal Success (CHAMPS) Lifeskills program. 2000 Inductees CHAMPS focuses on supporting student-athletes in achieving a higher level of scholarship through workshops Yr. Name Sport Major relevant to career goals, community service, personal develop- Jr. Mitchell Waters Soccer Economics ment and academic and athletic excellence. Oneonta was one Jr. Paula Polce Basketball Elem Educ of the first Division III institutions in the nation to participate Jr. Allison Watts Swimming & Diving Mass Comm in the NCAA program that began five years ago. Sr. Renee Colombo Swimming & Diving Psychology Tracey Ranieri, the coordinator of the CHAMPS Jr. Veronica Hawley Swimming & Diving Elem Educ program at Oneonta, says, “Supporting, encouraging and Jr. Katherine English Soccer Human Ecology celebrating scholarship is an important mission of our Jr. Robin Armstrong Cross Country English CHAMPS program. We are incredibly proud of our student- Jr. Amy Alder Cross Country Dietetics athletes discipline and dedication to both their academics and Jr. Raena Weimer Cross Country Sec Edu/Human Ecol their sport.” Jr. Jennifer Mollen FieldHockey Elem Educ All student-athletes with a 3.0 grade point average or higher have been invited to the luncheon to celebrate their Sr. Stephanie Pignone Lacrosse Elem Educ success in both the classroom and on the playing fields and Jr. Erika Szelkowski Field Hockey Elem Educ courts. National Student-Athlete Day was designed 13 years Jr. Lucille Johnson Tennis Environmental Bio ago to honor student-athletes who have achieved excellence in Andrea Bradford Steve Kramer

Ron Wood

Athletic Web www.oneonta.edu/ ~sports Spring Athletes of the Week INTO THE STREETS March 20: Matt Puerta, Lacrosse Brendan Heslin, Baseball

A little March 27: Brian Dooley, Lacrosse gardening... Beth Oppenheimer, Softball

April 3: Bryan Eldridge, Lacrosse Pam Intorcia, Lacrosse

April 10: Ron Wood, Baseball Tara Hinkle, Softball

April 17: Zach King, Lacrosse Andrea Bradford, Softball

A little April 24: Brian Dooley, Lacrosse painting... Nicole Cali, Lacrosse

May 1: Tara Hinkle, Softball Sandy Moxley, Softball Mike Howell, Baseball Dom Serra, Baseball

A little raking... Jen Murphy

A little posing...

Mike Ruger SUNYAC RELEASES SPRING COMMISIONER’S LIST AND ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 1999-2000 Athletic Awards 30 Oneonta State Student-Athletes Make The Grade

ONEONTA, N.Y.—State University of New York Athletic Conference Commissioner (SUNYAC), Patrick R. Damore, has announced the Commissioner’s Rookie of the Year: List and All-Academic Team for the spring season. To qualify for the honor, a Ryan Rummery (soccer), Mike Lombardo (wrestling) student-athlete must be a varsity athlete, have competed for the entire spring season and have maintained a 3.3 grade point average for three semesters to be selected to Tara Hinkle (softball), Tristen Weaver (swimming & diving) the Commissioner’s List or have a 3.3 grade point average for the spring semester to be selected to the All-Academic Team. Valor Award: Oneonta had 30 individuals earn the honor, 7 of which were on the Commissioner’s List. The following is a listing of those student-athletes who were Kurt Lare (cross country) selected. Liz McGrail (soccer/basketball/softball) Laura Coryer (volleyball) COMMISSIONER’S LIST / ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM SPRING 2000 CL . AA ... Name ...... Yr .... Sport ...... Major ...... Hometown Steve Blackmon Award: none given ...... X ..... Tim Hunter ...... So ...... Baseball ...... Elementary Education ...... Troy, NY ...... X ..... Geoff Loiacono ...... So ...... Baseball ...... Elementary Education ...... Herkimer, NY ...... X ..... Matt Meyers ...... Sr ...... Baseball ...... Business Economics ...... Plattsburgh, NY G. Hal Chase Award: ...... X ..... Jeremy Mullaney ...... Sr ...... Baseball ...... Physics ...... Castleton, NY ...... X ..... Will Cappiello ...... Sr ...... Lacrosse ...... Art Studio ...... Monsey, NY Kevin Timony (swimming & diving) ...... X ..... Eric Vollmer ...... Sr ...... Lacrosse ...... Art Studio ...... Ronkonkoma, NY Laura Delay (field hockey) ...... X ..... Greg Giovinazzo ...... Jr ...... Swimming ..... Business Economics ...... Staten Island, NY ...... X ..... Rhudolph Bembry ...... Jr ...... Tennis ...... Accounting ...... Binghamton, NY ...... X ..... Jamey Sunshine ...... Sr ...... Tennis ...... Business Economics ...... Swan Lake, NY Most Outstanding Single Performance: ...... X ..... Kevin Van Der Sommen .... Sr ...... Tennis ...... Elementary Education ...... Merrick, NY ...... X ..... Kristen Hall ...... Sr ...... Basketball ...... Physics ...... Rock Tavern, NY Mike Lombardo (wrestling) X ..... X ..... Paula Polce ...... Sr ...... Basketball ...... Elementary Education ...... Trumansburg, NY Paula Polce (basketball) ...... X ..... Lauren Spisto ...... Sr ...... Basketball ...... Adulthood/Aging ...... Staten Island, NY X ...... Eric Buscemi ...... Jr ...... Swimming ..... Computer Science ...... Bellerose, NY ...... X ..... Nicole Cali ...... Sr ...... Lacrosse ...... Speech ...... Manhasset, NY Scholar Athlete Award: X ..... X ..... Michele Comuniello ...... Sr ...... Lacrosse ...... Elementary Education . Massapequa Park, NY Mitch Waters (soccer), Jamey Sunshine (tennis) X ..... X ..... Nicole McCullagh ...... Jr ...... Lacrosse ...... Elementary Education ...... Camden, NY ...... X ..... Andrea Bradford ...... Sr ...... Softball ...... Elementary Education ...... Middletown, NY ...... X ..... Lizbeth Oppenheimer ...... So ...... Softball ...... Biology ...... Webster, NY Lee Abbot Scholar Athlete Award: ...... X ..... Erin Blackwell ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Undeclared ...... Woodmere, NY X ...... Veronica Hawley ...... Sr ...... Swimming ..... Elementary Education ...... Binghamton, NY Paula Polce (basketball), Erika Szelkowski (field hockey) X ..... X ..... Renee Colombo ...... Sr ...... Swimming ..... Psychology ...... Auburn, NY ...... X ..... Melissa DeBernardo ...... Sr ...... Swimming ..... Elementary Education ...... Mount Sinai, NY ...... X ..... Marley Greenblott ...... Sr ...... Swimming ..... Child/Family Studies ...... Vestal, NY Athlete of the Year: ...... X ..... Megan Halling ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Elementary Education ...... Geneva, NY Brian Dooley (lacrosse) ...... X ..... Stephanie Ozanian ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Undeclared ...... Blauvelt, NY Allecia Tull (soccer) ...... X ..... Kathryn Pavlacka ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Dietetics ...... Liverpool, NY ...... X ..... Marisha Pawlik ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Elementary Education ...... Hagaman, NY Liz McGrail (soccer/basketball/softball) X ..... X ..... Alison Watts ...... Sr ...... Swimming ..... Mass Communication ...... Grand Island, NY ...... X ..... Tristen Weaver ...... So ...... Swimming ..... Biology ...... Ithaca, NY

Ross Cordell Award: CL = Commissioner’s List; AA = All-Academic Team President Alan B. Donovan

Team MVP’s Men’s Soccer: Mitch Waters Oneonta Hall of Fame Inductees for 2000 Second Class to Be Honored During Homecoming Weekend Women’s Soccer: Allecia Tull Field Hockey: Jen McLenaghan John Walsh ’78 Swimming & Diving Volleyball: Laura Coryer David Wheeler ’78 Swimming & Diving Women’s Swimming & Diving: Jenn Tucker Jack Dalton ’75 Basketball Men’s Swimming & Diving: Greg Giovinazzo Karen Haag ’84 Basketball Susanne Murray Masi ’87 Field Hockey/Lacrosse Men’s Basketball: Moe Ricks Gary Lehr ’70 Wrestling Women’s Basketball: Paula Polce Don Albin ’72 Baseball Wrestling: Ricky Castriota Brian Hassett ’71 Soccer/Basketball/Baseball Women’s Lacrosse: Michele Comuniello Altamount McKenzie ’74 Soccer Baseball: Greg Schanck Garth Stam Coach Lee Abbott Coach Softball: none given Don Ball Coach Women’s Tennis: Beth Muller Jim Green ’81 Gymnastics Men’s Tennis: Jamey Sunshine Jack Callaci ’78 Cross Country/Track & Field Men’s Cross Country: Dan Keough Bonnie Busch Finn ’96 Softball Women’s Cross Country: none given Frank Super ’39 Basketball Men’s Lacrosse: none given 2000 SPRING SCOREBOARD

2000 Baseball Schedule/Results 2000 Softball Schedule/Results 2000 Men’s Lacrosse Schedule/Results Head Coach: Rick Ferchen Head Coach: Don Flewelling Head Coach: Jim Nagle

Date Opponent(s) W/L Score Date Opponent(s) W/L Score DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE 3/12 Keene State$ W 4-0 3/19 MacMurray$ L 0-4 2/26 vs Lycoming at Catholic Univ. W 9-7 Alvernia College$ L 1-4 Wesleyan$ W 7-4 2/29 vs Marymount at Georgetown L 7-8 3/13 Gettysburg College$ W 3-0 3/20 N. Central$ W 6-3 3/4 at Salisbury State L 5-14 Washington College$ W 7-0 Grinnell$ W 9-4 3/12 at R.I.T. cancelled 3/14 Nichols College$ W 9-3 3/22 Carleton$ L 1-6 3/17 vs Nazareth at Syracuse L 7-9 3/15 Concord College$ W 5-1 North Central$ L 3-4 3/25 vs New York Tech$ L 4-11 3/16 West Liberty$ L 1-3 3/23 Cornell (IA)$ L 1-5 3/26 vs Greensboro$ W 21-9 Brandeis Univ$ W 3-1 Slippery Rock$ W 3-2 4/1 PLATTSBURGH#(at Hartwick) W 22-4 3/17 Mount St. Mary$ L 0-3 3/24 Colby$ L 7-8 (8) 4/5 OSWEGO#(at Hartwick) W 16-13 Farleigh Dickinson$ L 1-5 U Wisconsin-Superior$ W 14-3 4/8 at Geneseo# W 12-3 3/29 at Rensselaer L 3-8(8) 3/30 HARTWICK W 11-2 4/12 at Utica-Rome#(at Hamilton) W 15-3 3/30 BINGHAMTON L 1-2(7) 3/31 at Russell Sage (DH) L 0-1 4/18 at Elmira W 14-8 4/1 BROCKPORT (DH)* L 1-6 L 2-3 4/22 at Potsdam# L 13-14 L 3-5 4/1 PLATTSBURGH (DH)* W 6-2 4/26 HARTWICK W 12-11 3ot 4/2 FREDONIA (DH)* W 5-1 W 9-2 4/29 ITHACA L 10-11 L 3-6 4/6 SKIDMORE (DH) W 9-0 5/3 CORTLAND# L 10-12 4/6 UTICA W 4-0 L 3-4 5/13 vs Oswego& W 20-8 4/15 VASSAR (DH) W 4-3(8) 4/7 BROCKPORT (DH)* L 6-7 5/14 at Elmira& W 14-7 L 0-1 W 8-5 Final Record: 10-7/4-2 SUNYAC 4/16 NEW PALTZ (DH)* W 4-1 4/8 GENESEO* W 4-3 #SUNYAC game L 1-5 4/14 BUFFALO STATE (DH)* L 0-3 $Stony Brook School Tournament 4/19 at Cazenovia (DH) W 5-3 L 3-4 &ECAC Upstate New York Tournament at Elmira (Champion, 1st) W 5-4 4/15 FREDONIA (DH)* W 2-1 4/20 ST. JOSEPH Cancelled W 9-0 (5) 4/24 at Cortland (DH)* L 2-10 4/20 at New Paltz (DH)* W 7-1 L 2-11 W 12-1 (5) 2000 Women’s Lacrosse Schedule/Results 4/25 at Utica-Rome (DH)* W 1-0 4/21 at Utica (DH) cancelled W 4-1 4/24 at Utica-Rome (DH)* W 10-1(6) Head Coach: Michele Dombrowski 4/26 HARTWICK W 6-5 W 10-3 4/27 ITHACA cancelled 4/25 UNION (DH) W 8-0(5) MARCH 4/29 at Keuka (DH) cancelled W 8-6 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE 4/30 at Oswego (DH)* W 6-2 4/28 CORTLAND (DH)* L 3-4 3/10 at Hartwick L 2-9 W 2-1 W 3-0 3/13 Western Maryland$ L 4-14 5/1 at Hamilton W 12-5 4/29 at Oswego (DH)* W 12-3 3/15 Rensselaer$ L 8-13 5/2 at Union (DH) W 4-2 W 9-1 3/22 at Skidmore L 1-18 W 12-9 4/30 GENESEO* (at Cortland) L 3-8 3/26 at Ithaca L 3-17 5/5 at Cortland# L 3-4 5/4 vs Buffalo State# L 2-7 3/31 NAZARETH L 4-16 Vs New Paltz# L 4-6 5/5 vs Brockport# L 4-5(9) 4/1 POTSDAM# W 19-2 5/13 at Brockport& W 7-3 Final Record: 22-15/13-5 SUNYAC 4/7 at Brockport# W 10-9 5/14 vs Clarkson& L 3-6 *SUNYAC Conference Game 4/8 at Geneseo# L 6-13 Final Record: 21-16/6-6 SUNYAC (4th place) $Spring trip to Fort Myers, Fla. 4/11 UNION cancelled *SUNYAC Conference Game #SUNYAC Tournament at BAGSAI (Binghamton, N.Y.) 4/12 at Hamilton L 3-22 $Spring trip to Cocoa Beach, Fla. 4/15 NEW PALTZ# W 15-2 #SUNYAC Tournament (double elimination) 4/18 at Cortland# L 5-15 &ECAC Upstate New York Tourn at Brockport 4/21 FREDONIA# W 18-10 4/22 BUFFALO STATE# W 17-3 4/25 at Oswego# L 6-9 4/28 at Cortland% L 4-16

Final Record: 5-11/5-3 SUNYAC Spring Honor Roll #SUNYAC game $Spring Fling—Florida Women’s Lacrosse Softball %SUNYAC Tournament Pam Intorcia ’02 Alayna Isby ’01 All-SUNYAC 1st Team All-SUNYAC 1st Team

Michele Comuniello ’00 Andrea Bradford ’01 All-SUNYAC Honorable Mention All-SUNYAC 1st Team NCAA/NFCA All-Northeast Region 2nd Team Men’s Lacrosse 1999-2000 Men’s Tennis Schedule/Results Brian Dooley ’00 Liz McGrail ’01 SUNYAC Player of the Year All-SUNYAC 1st Team Head Coach: Jim Baker All-SUNYAC 1st Team NCAA/NFCA All-Northeast Region 2nd Team ECAC Upstate New York Tournament MVP SEPTEMBER Division III All-Star Game (Top vote getter) Beth Oppenheimer ’03 Date Opponent(s) W/L Score USILA/STX Div. III All-American 2nd Team All-SUNYAC At-Large 9/11-12 at Rensselaer Invitational ECAC Div. III All-Star Mike Ruger, 3rd flight Champ All-American Game MVP Tara Hinkle ’03 Mike Ruger/Brett Torrey, 2nd flight Champs All-SUNYAC 1st Team Jamey Sunshine/Kevin Dehaas, 3rd flight Champs Matt Puerta ’02 9/18 Univ of Rochester# L 2-5 All-SUNYAC Honorable Mention Baseball Greg Schanck ’00 R.I.T.# W 6-1 Will Matthewson ’00 All-SUNYAC 1st Team 9/19 Nazareth# W 6-1 All-SUNYAC 1st team 9/24-26 ECAC North Championships Mike Howell ’02 at Vassar T8/14 6.5 pts Steve Kramer ’02 All-SUNYAC 1st Team Pitcher 9/28 LEMOYNE W 6-1 All-SUNYAC 2nd team NCAA Div. III/Rawlings All-Region 2nd Team Pitcher 10/1-3 ITA/Rolex at Vassar 3/19 Slippery Rock$ W 9-0 Eric Vollmer ’00 Team 3/20 Calvin$ W 6-3 All-SUNYAC 1st Team ECAC Upstate New York Tournament Runner up 3/21 Colby-Sawyer$ W 6-3 Will Cappiello ’00 Miscellaneous 3/22 Babson$ L 3-4 All-SUNYAC 2nd Team Mitch Waters ’01 3/23 Principia$ L 0-7 GTE Fall/Winter At-Large Academic All-District 1 1st Team 4/5 at Ithaca cancelled Joe DeBatt ’00 GTE Fall/Winter At-Large Academic All-American 2nd Team 4/7 at Oswego W 8-1 All-SUNYAC 2nd Team 4/10 at Hamilton cancelled Jamey Sunshine ‘00 4/13 at Union W 4-3 Zach King ’00 ECAC/Robbins Male Scholar Athlete 4/15 NEW PALTZ W 6-1 All-SUNYAC Honorable Mention 4/26 UTICA cancelled Lisa Carey ‘00 Team 4/28 at Hartwick W 7-2 ECAC Upstate New York Tournament Champions ECAC/Robbins Female Scholar Athlete Final Dual record: 10-3 #Flower City Tournament at Nazareth $Spring Trip to Hilton Head, S.C. 2000 Fall Schedules

Men’s Soccer Field Hockey Sat ..... 28 ...... TBA Head Coach: Ian McIntyre Head Coach: Michele Dombrowski NOVEMBER Fri- ..... 3- ...... NYSWCAA SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Sat ...... 4 ...... TBA Day Date ...... Opponent ...... Time Day Date ...... Opponent(s) ...... Time Sat ...... 2 ...... at Lafayette ...... 2:00 PM Sat ...... 2 ...... at Stowe Tournament Women’s Tennis Tue ...... 5 ...... MARIST ...... 4:00 PM ...... (scrimmages) ...... TBA Head Coach: Ed O’Malley Fri ...... 8 ...... Iona# ...... 4:00 PM Sun ...... 3 ...... vs Rensselaer at Stowe . TBA Sat ...... 9 ...... VCU# ...... 4:00 PM Sat ...... 9 ...... at Cortland* ...... Noon SEPTEMBER Wed ... 13 ...... at Manhattan ...... 4:00 PM Thu .... 14 ...... at St. Lawrence ...... 4:00 PM Day Date ... Opponent(s) ...... Time Sat ..... 16 ...... NIAGARA ...... 1:00 PM Sat ..... 16 ...... NAZARETH ...... 1:00 PM Sat ...... 2 ... at St. Lawrence Tourn . 9:00 AM Wed ... 20 ...... at Hartwick* ...... 7:00 PM Tue .... 19 ...... at New Paltz* ...... 4:00 PM Sun ..... 3 ... vs Plattsburgh Sun .... 24 ...... at Florida Int’l* ...... Noon Thu .... 21 ...... ELMIRA ...... 4:00 PM ...... at St. Lawrence ...... 10:00 AM Wed ... 27 ...... at Siena ...... 4:00 PM Sat ..... 23 ...... at Hartwick ...... 2:00 PM Tue ..... 5 ... at Russell Sage ...... 3:30 PM Sat ..... 30 ...... at Stony Brook* .... 11:00 AM Tue .... 26 ...... SKIDMORE ...... 4:00 PM Wed .... 6 ... RENSSELAER ...... 4:00 PM OCTOBER Fri ..... 29 ...... at Brockport* ...... 4:00 PM Fri- .... 8- ... ONEONTA STATE Sat ...... 7 ...... ADELPHI* ...... 2:00 PM Sat ..... 30 ...... at Rochester ...... 10:00 AM Sun ... 10 ... TOURN ...... 4PM/9AM/9AM Tue .... 10 ...... CANISIUS ...... 4:00 PM OCTOBER Tue ... 12 ... at Cortland ...... 4:00 PM Sat ..... 14 ...... at Philadelphia Univ.* ... 2:30 Tue ...... 3 ...... UNION ...... 4:00 PM Thu ... 14 ... NEW PALTZ ...... 4:00 PM PM .. Tue ...... 17 ...... ALBANY* Thu ...... 5 ...... GENESEO* ...... 4:00 PM Sat .... 16 ... at William Smith/Wells..10AM/ 4:00 PMSat ... 21 ...... COLGATE Wed ... 11 ...... at Ithaca ...... 3:30 PM 2PM 2:00 PM Sat ..... 14 ...... at Manhattanville .... 1:00 PM Wed .. 20 ... UNION ...... 3:00 PM NOVEMBER Tue .... 17 ...... at Hamilton ...... 4:00 PM Fri- .. 22- ... Rolex Regional Tourn Wed ..... 1 ...... BINGHAMTON* ... 2:00 PM Sat ..... 21 ...... OSWEGO* ...... 1:00 PM Sun ... 24 ... at William Smith ...... TBA Sun ...... 5 ...... HOWARD* ...... 1:00 PM Sun .... 22 ...... SCRANTON...... 1:00 PM Mon . 25 ... at Hartwick ...... 4:00 PM Tue ...... 7 ...... CORNELL ...... 2:00 PM *SUNYAC game Thu ... 28 ... OSWEGO ...... 3:30 PM *Atlantic Soccer Conference Game Men’s/Women’s Cross Country OCTOBER #Mayor’s Cup Tournament at Hartwick Sun ..... 1 ... UTICA ...... 1:00 PM All Home Games Played at National Soccer SEPTEMBER Wed .... 4 ... at Geneseo ...... 4:00 PM Hall of Fame, Wright Campus Day Date ...... Opponent(s) ...... Time Fri- .... 6- ... SUNYAC Championship Women’s Soccer Sat ...... 9 ...... Pat Peterson Invitational Sun ..... 8 ... at Limestone ...... TBA Coaches: Tracey+David Ranieri ...... at Oswego ...... TBA Wed .. 11 ... HARTWICK ...... 4:00 PM Sat ..... 16 ...... at Vassar Invitational .... TBA Fri- .. 13- ... NYSWCAA Championships SEPTEMBER Sat ..... 23 ...... Cardinal Classic Sun ... 15 ... at The Concord ...... TBA Day Date ...... Opponent(s) ...... Time ...... at St. John Fisher ...... TBA Sat ...... 2 ...... Delaware Valley#.... 3:00 PM OCTOBER Sun ...... 3 ...... Clark University# ... 1:00 PM Sat ...... 7 ...... at Hartwick Invitational TBA Fall Baseball Sat ...... 9 ...... at William Smith ... 11:00 AM Sat ..... 14 ...... Ronald Hoffman Invitational Head Coach: Rick Ferchen Sun .... 10 ...... NYU ...... at St. Lawrence ...... TBA Sat ..... 21 ...... SUNYAC Championship ...... at William Smith ... 11:00 AM SEPTEMBER ...... at Oswego ...... TBA Fri ..... 15 ...... at Potsdam* ...... 4:00 PM Day Date ...... Opponent ...... Time NOVEMBER Sat ..... 16 ...... at Plattsburgh* ...... 1:00 PM Sat ...... 2 ...... UTICA(DH) ...... Noon Tue .... 19 ...... UTICA-ROME* ..... 4:00 PM Sat ..... 11 ...... NCAA Regionals at ...... Sun ...... 3 ...... ADIRONDACK Fri ..... 22 ...... at Brockport* ...... 4:00 PM ...... CC (DH)-JV ...... Noon Volleyball Sat ..... 23 ...... at Geneseo* ...... 1:00 PM Sat- ..... 9- ...... ONEONTA STATE FALL Head Coach: Colleen Cashman Wed ... 27 ...... HARTWICK ...... 4:00 PM Sun .... 10 ...... TOURN(JV) ...... 10:00 AM Fri ..... 29 ...... BUFFALO STATE* 4:00 PM Sat- ... 16- ...... CITY CLASSIC Sat ..... 30 ...... FREDONIA* ...... 1:00 PM SEPTEMBER Sun .... 17 ...... 10:00 AM OCTOBER Day Date ...... Opponent(s) ...... Time Sat- ... 23- ...... RED DRAGON Wed ..... 4 ...... at Hamilton ...... 4:00 PM Fri- ..... 1- ...... HOLIDAY INN RED Sun .... 24 ...... TOURN(JV) ...... 10:00 AM Fri ...... 6 ...... OSWEGO* ...... 4:00 PM Sat ...... 2 ...... DRAGON INV ... 4PM/9AM Wed ... 27 ...... at Hartwick ...... 7:00 PM Sat ...... 7 ...... CORTLAND*...... Noon Fri- ..... 8- ...... at Brockport Invitational Sat ..... 30 ...... ALUMNI GAME . 10:00 AM Sat ..... 14 ...... at Ithaca ...... 1:00 PM Sat ...... 9 ...... 4PM/10AM OCTOBER Wed ... 18 ...... NEW PALTZ* ...... 3:00 PM Wed ... 13 ...... at Utica ...... 7:00 PM Sun ...... 1 ...... UNION(DH) ...... Noon Sun .... 22 ...... at Southampton ...... 1:00 PM Fri- ... 15- ...... at RIT Invitational Fri- ... 27- ...... SUNYAC Championships Sat ..... 16 ...... TBA Sat ..... 28 ...... at NSHOF ...... TBA Fri- ... 22- ...... SUNYAC at Plattsburgh Fall Men’s Tennis *SUNYAC Game Sat ..... 23 ...... 4PM/TBA Head Coach: Jim Baker #Mayor’s Cup at Hartwick Wed ... 27 ...... HARTWICK ...... 7:00 PM All Home Games Played at National Soccer Fri- ... 29- ...... at Bates Invitational SEPTEMBER Hall of Fame, Wright Campus Sat ..... 30 ...... TBA Day Date ...... Opponent(s) ...... Time OCTOBER Sat- ..... 9- ...... at Rensselaer Invitational Tue ...... 3 ...... UNION ...... 7:00 PM Sun .... 10 ...... TBA Fri- ..... 6- ...... ONEONTA STATE Wed ... 13 ...... at Rensselaer ...... 4:00 PM Sat ...... 7 ...... INVIT ...... 4PM/9AM Sat- ... 16- ...... Flower City Tournament Fri- ... 13- ...... SUNYAC at New Paltz Sun .... 17 ...... at Nazareth ...... TBA Sat ..... 14 ...... 4PM/10AM Tue .... 20 ...... at Lemoyne ...... 3:30 PM Tue .... 17 ...... at Ithaca ...... 7:00 PM Sat- ... 23- ...... ECAC North Championships Fri- ... 20- ...... at Oswego Tournament ...... Sun .... 24 ...... at ...... TBA Sat ..... 21 ...... TBA Fri- ... 29- ...... ITA/Rolex Fri- ... 27- ...... SUNYAC Championship Sat ..... 30 ...... at Vassar ...... TBA