SUNY Cortland

2007 Team Guide Men’s Soccer 2007 Season Preview Fourth-year head coach Dwight and his creativity is the key to Hornibrook will have a lot of Cortland’s offensive attack. Junior new names to remember during Peter Degere, a physical presence the 2007 men’s soccer season as in the middle, played in all 19 21 new players are listed on the games with 18 starts as a junior and roster. That translates to just seven scored nine points on a goal and returnees from 2006. But of the 21 a team-high seven assists. Senior new faces, only eight are freshmen, Charlie Dickinson has moved which means experience is not an back and forth from defender issue. The key to the season will be to the midfield during his career how well the players develop as and will most likely see action a team and if the team chemistry in the midfield this season after can lead to wins and a berth in the appearing in 11 games with two SUNYAC playoffs. starts in 2006.

The Red Dragons will have Junior transfer Kyle a newcomer in goal this season. Stepanovsky won a junior Heading the list of goalkeepers is college national title at Herkimer junior transfer Jack Carillo, who Community College and will see Senior Eric Reinhardt. Senior Charlie Dickinson. played two seasons at Division II a good deal of action this season. Nyack College, one as a starter. Junior Ayinde George, a teammate Also challenging for time in goal of Stepanovsky’s at Herkimer, has is junior Greg Arnold. Arnold was a two-year starter at Cayuga the ability to create and finish. Other midfielders vying for time Community College, where he earned first team are junior Lasse Grosz, sophomore Satoshi Arai all-league and second team all-region honors. Two and freshmen Steve Bartkowski and Patrick Meany. freshmen, Brandon Cuddy and Patrick Pidgeon round Grosz is a native of Hamburg, Germany and played out the group. Cuddy was a four-year starter and one season of high school soccer at Skaneateles all-league selection at Charlotte Valley, and Pidgeon Central. Arai attended Genesee Community College was a third team all-league selection and led his and was a two-year starter at Kanagawa Technical in Williamsville South team to a division title as a senior. Yokohama, Japan. Bartkowski was a two-year starter at Kenmore East, where he was a first team all-state Cortland’s defense will have a new look this selection and helped lead his team to back-to- season. Sophomore Mike Jock, who played in all 19 back sectional titles. Meany earned second team games with 11 starts in the midfield as a freshman, all-section honors at Bethlehem as the team won will most likely make the switch to defense in sectional and regional crowns. 2007. Jock has tremendous speed and is capable of marking opponents’ top forwards. Junior transfer The strength of the team could very well be up Brad Pennypacker was a starting midfielder at Cayuga top. Senior Eric Reinhardt, a high-energy and fiery and Tompkins-Cortland Community Colleges and competitor, is in his fourth year with the program will play on the back line. Junior Adam Jurcic was a and hopes to rebound this season after having his two-year starter at Herkimer Community College playing time limited in 2006 due to injury. Senior and helped lead the team to a junior college national Bryan Patterson was a second team All-SUNYAC title. selection last season after leading the Red Dragons Senior Dan Dunn. with 18 points and eight goals. At 6-6, his size creates Freshman Corey DeVille, a two-year starter and match-up problems. Six-foot-three senior Sean first team all-league and All-Western New York Malone, who is switching from defender back to selection at Kenmore West, could vie for a starting role on the forward in 2007, also brings a big body to forward. Malone saw left side. Sophomore Eric Hankin action in 14 games with seven starts attended Le Moyne prior to and scored five points on two joining the program at Cortland, goals and an assist last season. while sophomore Taylor Diuguid played at Buffalo St. last season. Sophomore David Jacques Two freshmen, Peter Ostrander joins the Red Dragons after having and Ryan Strader, complete played at Division I Fordham as the defense. Ostrander was a freshman. Jacques, a proven a three-year starter and two- goal scorer, is a big presence in time all-conference selection at the box, has excellent skills and Farmingdale, and Strader earned knows how to finish. Sophomore honorable mention all-state Shinya Hori started for one season honors as a senior at Cicero-North at Genesee Community College Syracuse. and was also a three-year starter at Kanawa in Yokohama, Japan. Senior Dan Dunn is the leader Freshman Andrew Schwert played of the midfield group. A second five seasons at West Seneca East, team All-SUNYAC selection last earning first team All-ECIC honors season, Dunn was one of two four times and was also an All- players to start all 19 games. He was Western New York and all-state Senior Bryan Patterson. Senior Sean Malone. third on the team with 12 points selection. CORTLAND Coaching Staff Dwight Hornibrook Chris Riley Head Coach Assistant Coach The 2007 season is Chris Riley’s third as an as- Dwight Hornibrook enters his fourth sistant coach on the Cortland men’s soccer staff. He season as the head coach of the Cortland is currently a member of Western Mass of the USL men’s soccer program in 2007 after a suc- Second Division and also played professionally for cessful stint at Houghton College (N.Y.) of the Charleston Battery of the First Division and the the American Mideast Conference (AMC). Wilmington Hammerheads of the Second Division. Hornibrook also served as an assistant coach for the Cornell University men’s soccer team Riley was a two-time all-conference midfielder at Herkimer Com- during the spring of 2004. munity College, where he earned his associate’s degree. He continued his collegiate career at Wright State, playing in the midfield for two In his first season on the sideline, Hornibrook led the Red Dragons seasons. Riley was named to the Dayton Classic and Horizon League to a 10-10 record, becoming just the second men’s soccer coach in school All-Tournament teams. history to win at least 10 games in his debut season. Four of his players A native of Endicott, Riley is a 2001 graduate of Union-Endicott, received All-SUNYAC recognition and one earned all-region honors. where he was an all-state selection in soccer. Riley currently resides in Endicott. In 2005, Cortland fashioned a 10-8-1 record, which featured a five- game winning streak and an appearance in the SUNYAC Quarterfinals. For Ziggy Zigante the second straight season, Hornibrook coached an all-region performer. Assistant Coach Last season, the Red Dragons also qualified for the SUNYAC playoffs and earned four individual all-league honors. Ziggy Zigante, a former assistant coach for the San Jose Clash of the MLS, enters his first season Hornibrook held the head coaching position at Houghton from 1995- as an assistant on the Cortland coaching staff. He 2003. He led the squad to the AMC North Division title in his last season, is also in his fifth season as an assistant with the posting a 15-4-1 record and was named the AMC North Division and the Cornell men’s soccer team. NSCAA/adidas Northeast Region Coach of the Year for his efforts. The team posted wins over Division II Ashland, Gannon, Le Moyne and Mercy- Zigante earned dual degrees in physical education and economics hurst and dropped a 2-1 decision to eventual NAIA national champion Rio from the University of Zagreb in his native Croatia in 1986. He earned Grande during the 2003 season. Hornibrook’s teams captured NAIA regional his UEFA referee certificate shortly after graduation and has held a U.S. titles in 1995 and 1996 and he completed his career at Houghton with a Soccer Federation referee certification and “C” coaching license since 119-46-13 record. 1993.

Prior to Houghton, Hornibrook was a member of the Canadian Na- An accomplished goalkeeper and private trainer on both the pro- fessional and collegiate levels worldwide, Zigante has been a national tional Team staff and director of the Atlantic Regional Training Center from director of the Soccer Plus Goalkeeping Schools since 1995. 1987-94. During that time, he coached with World Cup, Olympic and U-17 National teams in international competition, including the U-17 World Cup A former all-star goalkeeper for the Wichita Wings of the MISL, in 1987 and World Cup qualifying in 1992. Hornibrook served as head coach Zigante left professional play in 1990. Since concentrating on coaching, of the Winnipeg Fury in 1990 and was a player/assistant coach for the Nova he has consistently placed players with college and professional pro- Scotia Clippers in 1991 in the Canadian Soccer League. In 1998-99, he was grams both in the U.S. and overseas. the North American scout for Middlesbrough FC of the English Premier League. He has also served on the preseason coaching staff of the Roches- Steve Axtell ter Rhinos during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. Volunteer Assistant Coach

Hornibrook earned NCCP Level Five Certification in 1986 from the Steve Axtell joins the Cortland men’s soccer National Coaching Institute and holds a Canadian Soccer Association A coaching staff in 2007 after playing one season with License. the Red Dragons in 2006. He’s currently pursuing his bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at the College. Hornibrook graduated from the University of New Brunswick, Canada, in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in education. He was a five-year member Axtell started 15 games last season, posting a of the soccer team as a midfielder and was a two-time Atlantic Universi- 4-8-3 record with three shutouts, a .714 save percentage and a 1.59 goals ties Athletic Association (AUAA) all-star. The team won a national title in against average. Prior to Cortland, Axtell was a member of the SUNY 1980 and he was named an Athlete of Distinction in 1982. After graduation, Oneonta soccer team and served as the coach of the school’s soccer club. Hornibrook was a member of the North American Soccer League’s (NASL) Toronto Blizzards reserve squad in 1983. A native of Franklin, Axtell is a 2004 graduate of Sidney, where he was a three-year starter on the soccer team. A native of Fredericton, N.B., Hornibrook is a graduate of Fredericton High School, where he earned Rookie of the Year and MVP honors in soc- cer. His team was crowned provincial champion in 1977. In 1992, Hornibrook For more information on the SUNY Cortland was inducted into the city of Fredericton Sports Wall of Fame. men’s soccer program, please contact: He and his wife, Donna, who is the field hockey coach at Cornell Dwight Hornibrook, Men’s Soccer Head Coach University, currently reside in Lansing, N.Y., with their two daughters, Kath- SUNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000 ryn and Emily. Cortland, NY 13045 (607) 753-4958 e-mail: [email protected] Web Site: http://www.cortland.edu/athletics/msoccer r e d d r a g o n s Team Roster

No. Name...... Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School 1 Greg Arnold...... G 5-9 175 Jr. Fulton G. Ray Bodley 3 Mike Jock...... D 5-7 170 So. Altona Beekmantown 4 Peter Ostrander...... D 5-9 165 Fr. Farmingdale Farmingdale 5 Ryan Strader...... D 5-11 140 Fr. Cicero Cicero-North Syracuse 6 Corey DeVille...... D 5-7 150 Fr. Buffalo Kenmore West 7 David Jacques...... F 5-11 200 So. Warwick Don Bosco Prep 8 Eric Reinhardt...... F 5-10 185 Sr. Baldwinsville C.W. Baker 9 Patrick Meany...... M 5-10 160 Fr. Delmar Bethlehem 10 Dan Dunn...... M 5-11 165 Sr. Warwick Warwick Valley 11 Peter Degere...... M 6-2 200 Jr. West Islip West Islip 12 Kyle Stepanovsky...... M 6-0 155 Jr. Endicott Union-Endicott 13 Steve Bartkowski...... M 6-0 170 Fr. Tonawanda Kenmore East 14 Adam Jurcic...... D 5-9 155 Jr. Guelph, ON Our Lady of Lourdes 15 Sean Malone...... F 6-3 190 Sr. Tully Tully 16 Charlie Dickinson...... M 5-6 175 Sr. Endicott Union-Endicott 17 Taylor Diuguid...... D 5-11 175 So. Eldred Eldred 18 Andrew Schwert...... F 5-10 175 Fr. Buffalo West Seneca East 19 Ayinde George...... M 5-10 160 Jr. Arima, Trinidad San Juan 21 Shinya Hori...... F 5-6 140 So. Yokohama, Japan Kanawa 22 Brad Pennypacker...... D 5-11 165 Jr. Spencer Spencer Van Etten 23 Lasse Grosz...... M 5-9 150 Jr. Hamburg, Germany Gymnasium Hochrad 24 Bryan Patterson...... F 6-6 210 Sr. Farmingdale Farmingdale 25 Eric Hankin...... D 6-0 195 So. Rochester Victor 26 Satoshi Arai...... M 6-0 135 So. Yokohama, Japan Kanagawa Technical 30 Patrick Pidgeon...... G 6-1 180 Fr. Williamsville Williamsville South 32 Jack Carillo...... G 6-0 165 Jr. Cornwall Ramapo 33 Brandon Cuddy...... G 6-2 200 Fr. Oneonta Charlotte Valley

Head Coach: Dwight Hornibrook (Univ. of New Brunswick ‘82), 4th Year, Cortland Record (27-27-4) Career Record (146-73-17) Assistant Coaches: Chris Riley, Steve Axtell, Ziggy Zigante Certified Athletic Trainer:Julie Cavillario Athletic Training Students: Jodi Plantone, Carrie Zimmons Captains: Peter Degere, Dan Dunn, Eric Reinhardt Vice Captain: Charlie Dickinson Academic Advisor: Maha Ebeid 2006 Record: 7-9-3

Player Profiles RETURNING PLAYERS

Peter Degere Charlie Dickinson Junior, Midfield Senior, Midfield Major: Physical Education Major: History West Islip, New York Endicott, New York 2006: Peter saw action in 19 games with 18 starts... 2006: Charlie moved to midfield from defender... Fourth on the team in scoring with nine points Appeared in 11 games with two starts... on a goal and a team-high seven assists...His goal Collected one assist on the season...Assisted was the game-winner in a 2-1 win versus Ithaca... on an insurance goal in a 4-0 win versus New Picked up two assists in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz and a 4-2 win Paltz...2005: Played in 16 games with five starts...Member of a at Potsdam...Assisted on Cortland’s goal in a 2-1 loss to Rochester... defense that allowed 19 goals in 19 games...2004: Saw action in six Recorded assists in a 4-0 win at Clarkson and versus Geneseo...2005: games...Career: 33 games played...One point on one assist...High Earned honorable mention All-SUNYAC honors...One of only two School: A 2004 graduate of Union-Endicott, where he received the players to start all 19 games...Collected two assists, both in a win Endicott Teachers Association Scholarship and was a member of versus St. Lawrence...Career: 38 games played...11 points on one goal the National Honor Society...Three-year starter in soccer...Two- and nine assists...High School: Graduated from West Islip in 2005... time Team MVP, Scholar Athlete and all-conference...Team captain Three-year starter in soccer...Earned all-region honors as a senior... as a senior...Team was two-time sectional champion...Five-year Two-year member of the basketball team...Named all-league as a member of the swim team and track and field teams...Sectional and senior...Competed in track and field for two seasons...Earned all- conference champion in multiple events in track...Four-time Scholar county academic honors...Other: Y-league soccer team won state Athlete for track...Received Mike Miller Track MVP Award...Track and national titles...Parents: Barbara and Peter Degere Brothers/ team captain as a senior...Parents: Kathleen and Robert Dickinson Sisters: Julie. Brothers/Sisters: Joshua, Robert, Amber, Elizabeth.

CORTLAND Player Profiles Dan Dunn the first half in a season-ending win versus Elmira...Netted his first Senior, Midfield collegiate goal in a victory at Clarkson...Scored Cortland’s only goal Major: Sport Management in a 2-1 loss at St. Lawrence...Career: 32 games played...12 points on Warwick, New York five goals and two assists...High School: Graduated from Tully in 2006: Dan was a second team All-SUNYAC 2004...Four-year starter in soccer...Earned first team all-league and selection...One of two players to start all 19 second team all-state honors...Three-year member of the basketball games...Third on the team in scoring with 12 team...An all-league, all-state and All-CNY selection...Team finished points on five goals and two assists...Scored the second in state his senior season...Three-year starter in baseball... game-tying goal and added an assist in a 2-2 tie at Alfred...Scored Two-time first team all-league...Parents: Sherry and Gary Malone the game-winning goal in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz...Notched Brothers/Sisters: Bryan. Cortland’s goal in a 1-1 tie versus Brockport...Scored Cortland’s lone goal against top-ranked Messiah...Scored the game’s first goal in Bryan Patterson a 2-1 win versus Ithaca...Picked up an assist in a 4-1 win at St. John Senior, Forward Fisher...2005: Earned third team all-region and second team All- Major: Physical Education SUNYAC honors...One of two players to start all 19 games...Second Farmingdale, New York on the team in scoring with 11 points on three goals and a team- 2006: Bryan earned first team All-SUNYAC high five assists...Recorded a goal and an assist in a win at SUNYIT... honors...Played in 18 games with nine starts... Scored the game-winning goal at New Paltz...Scored Cortland’s Led the team in scoring with 18 points on a lone goal in a loss at Geneseo...Assisted on the game-winning goals team-best eight goals and two assists...Tallied versus Clarkson and St. Lawrence...Prior to 2005: Attended Coastal both goals in a 2-0 win at Buffalo St...Had two goals and an assist Carolina for one year...2003: Joined the team midway through the in a 4-2 win at Potsdam...Scored two goals in a 4-0 victory versus season...Played in 12 games with nine starts...Scored four points on a New Paltz...Scored a goal in a 4-0 win at Clarkson...Notched a goal goal and two assists...Scored his first collegiate point on a goal in a versus Geneseo...Recorded an assist in a 2-1 win versus SUNYIT... win over Buffalo St...Assisted on the game-winning goal versus New High School: A 2004 graduate of Farmingdale...Four-year member Paltz in the SUNYAC Quarterfinals and Worcester St. in the NCAA of the soccer team, three as a starter...Earned all-county honors as a playoffs...Team Freshman of the Year...Career: 50 games played...27 senior...Three-year starter in volleyball...Named Most Improved as a points on nine goals and nine assists...High School: Graduated from junior...Team MVP and all-county selection as a senior...Other: Two- Warwick Valley in 2003, where he was a member of the National year member of Cortland’s club volleyball team...Team was EIVA East Honor Society...Four-year starter on the soccer team...Two-time Coast champion in 2004 and finished ranked ninth in the nation... Team MVP and first team all-section and all-county...Other: Parents: Dorothy and Bradford Patterson Brothers/Sisters: Russell. Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Barbara and Gary Dunn Brothers/Sisters: Tom, Matt. Eric Reinhardt Senior, Forward Mike Jock Major: Sport Management Sophomore, Defender Baldwinsville, New York Major: Athletic Training 2006: Eric’s season was limited due to injury... Altona, New York Appeared in 11 games with two starts...Recorded 2006: Mike played in all 19 games with 11 starts... an assist on the season...Assisted on a late Scored three points on one goal and one assist... goal versus Oswego that sent the game to The goal and the assist both came in a 4-1 win overtime...2005: Saw action in all 19 games with 14 starts...Led the at St. John Fisher...The assist was on the game- team with 12 points on a team-best five goals and two assists... winner...High School: A 2006 graduate of Beekmantown, where he Scored both goals, including the game-winner on a penalty kick in was a member of the National Honor Society, an honor graduate, double overtime, in a win versus Ithaca...Netted the game-winning Scholar Athlete and received the New York State Lottery Leaders goal versus Potsdam...Scored goals in wins against St. Lawrence and of Tomorrow Scholarship...Four-year starter in soccer...Three-time New Paltz...Assisted on the game-winner versus Clarkson...2004: all-conference selection...Conference MVP as a senior...Two-time Played in 17 games with three starts...Scored six points on three team captain...Kicker on sectional champion football team as a goals...Netted his three scores in the last six games of the season... senior...Three-year member of track team...Won sectional title in Tallied first collegiate goal at Plattsburgh...Scored insurance goals 4 x 100 relay...Team captain...Played one season of golf...Sectional in wins over Scranton and Elmira...Career: 47 games played...19 qualifier...Other: Aunt Michelle Babyak Reynolds played field hockey points on eight goals and three assists...High School: Graduated and lacrosse at Cortland...Parents: Julie and Robert Jock Brothers/ from C.W. Baker in 2004, where he was a member of the honor roll Sisters: Rian. and Student Council...Received the John Arcaro and Greg Bender Memorial Scholarships...Two-year member of the soccer team... Sean Malone Team captain and MVP as a senior...Earned fifth team all-state, Senior, Forward second team All-CNY and first team all-league honors as a senior... Major: Physical Education Named Goulds Pumps Outstanding Team Player...Played one season Tully, New York of lacrosse...Parents: Doreen and Randy Reinhardt Brothers/Sisters: 2006: Sean switched to defender...Saw action in Chad...Currently attends Cortland. 14 games with seven starts...Scored five points on two goals and an assist...Scored Cortland’s lone goal at Fredonia...Found the back of the net in a 4-2 win at Potsdam...Assisted on Cortland’s first goal in a 2-1 win versus Ithaca...2005: Missed the entire season...2004: Appeared in 18 games with 10 starts...Fifth on the team in scoring with seven points on three goals and one assist...Scored the game-winning goal late in r e d d r a g o n s Player Profiles NEWCOMERS all-league..Second team all-state selection...Four-year starter on baseball team...Parents: Melanie and Jeff Cuddy Brothers/Sisters: Satoshi Arai Ryan. Sophomore, Midfield Major: Sport Management Corey DeVille Yokohama, Japan Freshman, Defender Prior to Cortland: Satoshi attended Genesee Major: Athletic Training Community College, where he was a member of Buffalo, New York the Dean’s List and President’s List...High School: High School: Corey is a 2007 graduate of A 2004 graduate of Kanagawa Technical...Three- Kenmore West, where he was a member of year member of the soccer team as a central defender...Two-year the honor roll and received the Andrew Adams starter...Parents: Tsuruko and Hidenori Arai Brothers/Sisters: Award...Two-year starter in soccer...Earned first Shigeyuki, Saki. team all-league and All-WNY honors...Team won sectional title... Parents: Bobbi and Mike Leising Brothers/Sisters: Ashely, Courtney, Greg Arnold Dakota. Junior, Goalkeeper Major: Health Education Taylor Diuguid Fulton, New York Sophomore, Defender Prior to Cortland: Greg attended Cayuga Major: Criminology Community College, where he was a member of Eldred, New York the Dean’s List...Two-year starter on the soccer Prior to Cortland: Taylor attended Buffalo St., team...Named first team all-league and second where he was a member of the Dean’s List... team all-region...High School: Graduated from G. Ray Bodley in Member of the soccer team...High School: 2005...Three-year starter in soccer...First team all-league selection... Graduated from Eldred Central in 2005...Member Team MVP...Received Sportsmanship Award...Played one season of the National Honor Society...Two-year starter on the soccer of basketball...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Team MVP...Received team...Two-year starting kicker in football...Earned third team Sportsmanship Award...Other: Competed in soccer at the Empire all-region honors as a senior...Two-year starter in baseball...Team State Games...Parents: Brenda and Brian Arnold...Mother is a qualified for sectional playoffs his senior year...Parents: Evelyn Caska Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Allison...Graduated from and John Diuguid Brothers/Sisters: Bradley, Randall. Cortland. Ayinde George Steve Bartkowski Junior, Midfield Freshman, Midfield Major: Physical Education Major: Sport Management Arima, Trinidad Tonawanda, New York Prior to Cortland: Ayinde attended Herkimer High School: Steve is a 2007 graduate of County Community College, where he was a Kenmore East, where he was a member of the member of the Dean’s List...Member of the high honor roll and graduated in the top-10 soccer team that won a junior college national percent of his class...Two-year starter in soccer... title...High School: A 2005 graduate of San Juan in Trinidad...Parent: Earned first team All-WNY honors as a junior and senior...First team Noelene Harris Brothers/Sisters: Akinlabi. all-state selection as a senior...Team won back-to-back sectional titles...Two-year starter in baseball...Team MVP as a senior...Other: Lasse Grosz Won a silver medal at the Empire State Games...Parents: Nancy Junior, Midfield and Jim Bartkowski...Father played baseball at Canisius...Brothers/ Major: Physical Education Sisters: Amanda. Hamburg, Germany Prior to Cortland: Lasse attended German Jack Carillo Sports University...High School: Graduated from Junior, Goalkeeper Gymnasium Hochrad in 2003...Five-year member Major: Physical Education of German soccer club...Team was Bezirkliga Cornwall, New York champion in 2006...Also started one season as a forward on soccer Prior to Cortland: Jack attended Nyack College, team and played one season of lacrosse at Skaneateles Central... where he was a SAAC representative...Two-year Parent: Norbert Grosz. member of the soccer team, one as a starter... Earned Player of the Week honors once...High Eric Hankin School: A 2005 graduate of Ramapo...Received Principal’s Award... Sophomore, Defender Four-year member of the soccer team...Two-time all-league and Major: Sport Management all-county selection...Played one season of hockey and baseball... Rochester, New York Parents: Tracie and Daniel Carillo Brothers/Sisters: Lucas. Prior to Cortland: Eric attended Le Moyne College, where he was a member of the soccer team...High School: Graduated from Victor Brandon Cuddy in 2006...Member of Varsity Club...Received Edward D. Ahonen Freshman, Goalkeeper Award for sportsmanship...Two-year starter on soccer team... Major: Physical Education Two-time team captain, Most Valuable Defender and first team Oneonta, New York all-league...Honorable mention All-Greater Rochester as a senior... High School: Brandon graduated from Charlotte Starting guard on basketball team...Played first singles in tennis... Valley in 2007...Four-year starter in soccer... Parents: Carol and Bruce Hankin Brothers/Sisters: Jon...Plays Oneonta Daily Star first team All-Star...Named football at St. John Fisher College. first team all-league...Four-year starter in basketball...Oneonta Daily Star first team All-Star...Named first team CORTLAND Player Profiles Shinya Hori midfielder at CCC and TC3...CCC team reached regional final...High Sophomore, Forward School: Graduated from Spencer Van Etten in 2004...Four-year Major: Sport Management starter in soccer...Team won state title...Parents: Barbara and Harry Yokohama, Japan Pennypacker Brothers/Sisters: Brooke. Prior to Cortland: Shinya attended Genesee Community College, where he was a member of Patrick Pidgeon the President’s List...Starter on the soccer team Freshman, Goalkeeper for one season...High School: A 2004 graduate Major: Psychology of Kanawa...Three-year starter as a forward on the soccer team... Williamsville, New York Parent: Inao Hori Brothers/Sisters: Yusuke Hori. High School: Patrick is a 2007 graduate of Williamsville South...Two- year starting goalie on soccer team...Named honorable mention David Jacques All-ECIC as a junior and third team All-ECIC as a senior...Team won Sophomore, Forward division crown his senior year...Two-year member of the basketball Major: Sport Management team...Team won Section Four Class A title his senior year...Parents: Warwick, New York Mary and Michael Pidgeon Brothers/Sisters: John, Molly. Prior to Cortland: David attended Fordham University and Orange County Community Andrew Schwert College...Starting forward on the soccer team at Freshman, Forward Fordham...Second on the team in goals and points Major: Undeclared as a freshman...High School: Graduated from Don Bosco Prep in Buffalo, New York 2004...Three-year starter in soccer...Earned first team all-league, High School: Andrew graduated from West all-county and all-state honors as a senior...Team won two straight Seneca East in 2007, where he was a member of county titles and reached state finals his junior year...Parents: Beth Student Council...Five-year member of the soccer and David Jacques Brothers/Sisters: Danny, Julie. team...Four-time first team All-ECIC selection... Earned All-WNY and all-state honors...Four-year member of the Adam Jurcic hockey team...Three-time league all-star...Led league in scoring... Junior, Defender Two-year starter in lacrosse...Named first team All-ECIC...Parents: Major: Physical Education Sue and Vince Schwert Brothers/Sisters: Matthieu. Guelph, Ontario Prior to Cortland: Adam attended Herkimer Kyle Stepanovsky County Community College...Two-year starter Junior, Midfield in soccer...Earned all-conference and all-region Major: Sport Management honors...Team won junior college national title... Endicott, New York High School: A 2002 graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes...Four-year Prior to Cortland: Kyle attended Herkimer starter in soccer...Team MVP...Four-year starter on the hockey team... County Community College...Two-year member Parents: Lorrie and Nick Jurcic Brothers/Sisters: Mathew, Ryan. of the soccer team...Team won a junior college national title...High School: A 2004 graduate of Patrick Meany Union-Endicott...Two-year starter on the soccer team...Parents: Freshman, Midfield Sarah and Bill Stepanovsky...Father is a Cortland graduate...Brothers/ Major: Undeclared Sisters: Lindsey, Ashley...Lindsey is a Cortland graduate. Delmar, New York High School: Patrick graduated from Bethlehem Ryan Strader in 2007...Two-year starter on the soccer team... Freshman, Defender Team captain and second team all-section Major: Physical Education selection as a senior...Team won sectional and Cicero, New York regional titles...Reached state semifinals...Parents: Linda and John High School: Ryan graduated from Cicero-North Meany Brothers/Sisters: Jen. Syracuse in 2007, where he was a member of the National Honor Society, a Scholar Athlete and Peter Ostrander received two scholarships...Two-year member Freshman, Defender of the soccer team...Earned honorable mention all-state honors as Major: Physical Education a senior...Team won two league titles and Section Three crown his Farmingdale, New York senior season...Competed in indoor track and field for one season High School: Peter is a 2007 graduate of and outdoor track and field for two seasons...Parents: Shelley and Farmingdale...Three-year starter on the soccer Paul Strader Brothers/Sisters: Sean, Connor. team...Two-time all-conference selection...Named Best Utility Player as a sophomore...Team won conference title his junior year...One-year starter in lacrosse...Other: Played in Milan, Italy with his ODP state soccer team...Parents: Lisa and Peter Ostrander Brothers/Sisters: Anthony, Joseph.

Brad Pennypacker Junior, Defender Major: Economics Spencer, New York Prior to Cortland: Brad attended Coastal Carolina, Cayuga Community College and Tompkins-Cortland Community College...Member of the Dean’s List at Coastal Carolina...Starting r e d d r a g o n s 2006 Statistics and Results

Player...... GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% GWG PK Att. Bryan Patterson...... 18 9 8 2 18 46 .174 1 0 0 Travis Carey...... 18 15 6 3 15 32 .188 3 0 0 Dan Dunn...... 19 19 5 2 12 22 .227 1 0 0 Peter Degere...... 19 18 1 7 9 21 .048 1 0 0 Cody Healey...... 18 14 2 3 7 11 .182 0 0 0 Sean Malone...... 14 7 2 1 5 6 .333 0 0 0 Vjekoslav Luburic...... 19 19 2 0 4 8 .250 0 0 0 Kirk DeNero...... 13 0 2 0 4 5 .400 0 0 0 Jordan Germano...... 15 15 1 2 4 2 .500 1 0 0 Mike Jock...... 19 11 1 1 3 10 .100 0 0 0 Colin Herbst...... 13 1 1 0 2 12 .083 0 0 0 Ryan Tronovitch...... 7 5 1 0 2 2 .500 0 0 0 George Morningstar...... 19 18 0 2 2 15 .000 0 0 0 Reilly Buckley...... 16 7 0 2 2 11 .000 0 0 0 Steve DePersis...... 14 9 0 1 1 10 .000 0 0 0 Charlie Dickinson...... 11 2 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0 0 Casey Becker...... 18 18 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0 0 Eric Reinhardt...... 11 2 0 1 1 1 .000 0 0 0 Anthony Martini...... 9 0 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0 0 Matt Holub...... 10 1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0 Logan Keeney...... 7 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Patrick Goggins...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Rick Quest...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 TOTAL...... 19 19 32 29 93 225 .142 7 0 0 OPPONENTS...... 19 19 28 23 79 235 .119 9 0 0

Player...... GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T ShO Kyle Bigney...... 6 4 414:18 4 0.87 20 .833 3 1 0 1 Steve Axtell...... 15 15 1359:56 24 1.59 60 .714 4 8 3 3 TEAM...... 5 TOTAL...... 19 19 1774:14 28 1.42 85 .752 7 9 3 4 OPPONENTS...... 19 19 1774:14 32 1.62 90 .738 9 7 3 4

Date Opponent...... Score Sep. 1 # Judson...... L 1-3 Sep. 2 # Messiah...... L 1-3 Sep. 6 at Alfred...... T 2-2 (2OT) Sep. 9 at Ithaca...... T 0-0 (2OT) Sep. 13 at St. John Fisher...... W 4-1 Sep. 15 at Clarkson...... W 4-0 Sep. 16 at St. Lawrence...... L 0-1 Sep. 22 * SUNYIT...... W 2-1 Sep. 23 * NEW PALTZ...... W 4-0 Sep. 29 * GENESEO...... L 2-3 Sep. 30 * BROCKPORT...... T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 6 * at Buffalo St...... W 2-0 Oct. 7 * at Fredonia...... L 1-2 Oct. 13 * at Potsdam...... W 4-2 Oct. 14 * at Plattsburgh...... L 0-2 Oct. 18 * OSWEGO...... L 1-2 (OT) Oct. 21 ROCHESTER...... L 1-2 Oct. 28 ITHACA...... W 2-1 Oct. 31 + at Plattsburgh...... L 0-2

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS * SUNYAC game Sophomore Mike Jock saw action in all 19 + SUNYAC Quarterfinals games as a freshman and recorded a goal and an assist in a 4-1 win at St. John Fisher.

CORTLAND Former Cortland Players Giving Back to the Game They Love... Bruce Kramer – Developmental Coach, Fowler H.S. Bill Lehmann – Boys’ Coach, MacArthur H.S. Cortland has left a lifelong impression on many of its Craig Levernois – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Guilderland H.S. former soccer players. Many of these individuals still Scotty Martin – Boys’ Coach, North Rose-Wolcott H.S. represent the “Red Dragon Way” through their involve- Gary Montalto – Boys’ Coach, Arlington H.S. ment in the game that has given them so much. Tim Morgan – Boys’ Assistant Coach, C.W. Baker H.S. P.J. Motsiff – Men’s Coach, College of St. Rose Keith Agate – Boys’ Coach, Cincinnatus H.S. John Mullins – Boys’ Coach, West Islip H.S. Ryan Argenziano – Boys’ Ass’t Coach, Deer Park H.S. Tim Mullins – Girls’ Coach, West Islip H.S. Alan Benda – Men’s Coach, SUNY Canton Perry Nizzi – Men’s Coach, Hamilton College Mike Borra – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Syosset H.S. Kevin O’Connor – Boys’ Coach, Marmiom Academy (IL) Kevin Bradley – Men’s Coach, Nassau C.C. John Pagano – Boys’ Coach, Huntington H.S. Mike Campisi – Boys’ Coach, Shenendehowa H.S. Timothy Peabody – Girls’ Coach, Pearl River H.S. Mike Carboine – Boys’ Coach, Dryden H.S. Matt Pedicini – Boys’ Assistant Coach, East Meadow H.S. Alan Catu - Men’s Coach Suffolk County C.C. Chris Perkins – Women’s Coach, Wells College Joe Chiavaro – Men’s Coach, U.S. Military Academy Kevin Quinn – Boys’ Coach, Pittsford-Sutherland H.S. John Cossaboon – Women’s Coach, University of San Diego Don Riddall – Boys’ Coach, Manlius-Pebble Hill Matt Daum – Boys’ JV Coach, Wallkill H.S. Tom Rogan, Sr. – Men’s Coach, Hudson Valley C.C. Hristos Dimitriou – Men’s Coach, Binghamton University Tom Rogan, Jr. – Men’s Coach, Fulton-Montgomery C.C. Josh Eaton - Men’s Coach, Mount Union College (OH) Dan Rose – Men’s Assistant Coach, SUNY Potsdam Charlie Edkins – Men’s Coach, College Misericordia (PA) C.J. Rozzi – Boys’ Coach, Wando H.S. (SC) Neil Edkins – President, N.Y.S. Referee Association Craig Sanborn – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Arlington H.S. Jamie Edson – Boys’ Coach, Colonie H.S. Bert Severns – President, Patrick U.S.A. Jeff Ellis – Boys’ JV Coach, Southhold H.S. Peter Schmitz – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Brentwood H.S. Paul Gannon – Men’s Assistant Coach, U.S. Military Academy Keith Stanley – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Massapequa H.S. P.J. Gondek – Men’s Coach, SUNY Fredonia Chris Sweeney – Boys’ Coach, Massapequa H.S. Bob Gould – Men’s Coach, Mohawk Valley C.C. Mike Trimarchi – Boys’ Coach, Johnstown H.S. Lou Hanner – Boys’ Coach, John Glenn H.S. Chris Waterbury – Men’s Coach, SUNY Plattsburgh Mike Heedles – Boys’ Coach, Lake Luzerne H.S. Phil Wingert – Men’s Coach, Wilkes University (PA) George Herrick – Director of Coaching, N.Y.S. West David Wright – Men’s Coach, Gettysburg College (PA) Jim Hesch – Pro Player, Hershey Wildcats/Harrisburg Heat Ron Zorn – N.Y.S. Boys H.S. Coordinator Mike Hogan – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Harborfields H.S. Please contact Cortland Associate Sports Information Director Fred Hooper – Boys’ Coach, Keene Central School Dan Surdam ([email protected] or (607) 753-5673) with any Mike Kelly – Boys’ Coach, North Babylon H.S. additions or corrections to this list.

Cortland All-Americans Year Player All-America Status Year Player All-America Status 1946 Walter Suess Second Team 1961 John Eden Second Team 1947 Emilio DaBramo Second Team 1961 Jim McGuidwin Honorable Mention 1948 Robert Brown First Team 1962 Paul Fardy First Team 1949 William Milhaven Honorable Mention 1965 Richard Joseph Honorable Mention 1951 William Milhaven Honorable Mention 1966 Richard Spina Honorable Mention 1952 Joseph Levorchick Honorable Mention 1979 Neale Moore Second Team 1953 Vincent Palmieri First Team 1981 David Wright First Team 1954 Vincent Palmieri First Team 1981 Frank Ciliberto Second Team 1954 Clarence Mepham Second Team 1982 Frank Ciliberto First Team 1954 George McCabe Honorable Mention 1982 Halefom Belay First Team 1957 Herman Druckman Honorable Mention 1992 Mike Borra Second Team 1959 Chris Sweeney Honorable Mention 1993 Jim Hesch First Team 1960 Chris Sweeney First Team 1994 Pete Klammer Second Team 1960 Ron Zorn Honorable Mention 2002 Jesse Mankowski Third Team r e d d r a g o n s 2006 Game-by-Game Recap Judson 3, Cortland 1 St. Lawrence 1, Cortland 0 (Sep. 1; Houghton, NY; Houghton Tournament) (Sep. 16; Canton, NY) After Travis Carey tied the game at 1-1 in the 25th minute St. Lawrence scored off an assist from Cody Healey, the Eagles, an NAIA the game’s lone goal in institution, scored goals in the 84th and 87th minutes the 57th minute when to earn the win. Steve Axtell made five saves in his first a Saint player beat career start as a Red Dragon. Cortland goalie Steve Axtell to a loose ball Messiah 3, Cortland 1 and slid a shot inside the (Sep. 2; Houghton, NY; Houghton Tournament) post from a sharp angle. The Red Dragons grabbed an early 1-0 lead against the Cortland nearly tied the two-time defending Division III national champion when game twice, but Bryan Patterson’s header in Dan Dunn converted a cross from Jordan Germano in the the 68th minute hit off eighth minute. Messiah tied the game in the 39th minute the crossbar and Charlie and secured the win with a pair of second-half goals. Dickinson’s shot to the Steve Axtell registered seven saves. upper right corner with less than a minute to go Cortland 2, Alfred 2 (2OT) was denied by the St. Junior midfielder Peter Degere. (Sep. 6; Alfred, NY) Lawrence goalie. Axtell Cortland fell behind 2-0 as Alfred notched goals in the finished with eight saves. fourth and 27th minutes. Ryan Tronovitch pulled the Red Dragons to within 2-1 off Dan Dunn’s assist in the 73rd Cortland 2, SUNYIT 1 minute, and Dunn sent the game into overtime eight (Sep. 22; Cortland, NY) minutes later when he converted a pass from George The Red Dragons opened SUNYAC play with a last minute Morningstar. Steve Axtell turned back three shots in goal. win on Travis Carey’s header off a serve from George Morningstar with 41 seconds remaining. Cortland, which Cortland 0, Ithaca 0 (2OT) outshot the Wildcats, 24-5, in the game, didn’t grab the (Sep. 9; Ithaca, NY) lead until the 64th minute on Colin Herbst’s first career The Red Dragons were unable to secure their first win of goal assisted by Bryan Patterson. SUNYIT tied the game in the season on the road as Steve Axtell recorded his first the 71st minute to set up Carey’s score, his third game- Cortland shutout with six saves. Colin Herbst had two winner of the season. shots denied by the Ithaca goalie in the late stages of the second overtime. The game was Cortland’s first scoreless Cortland 4, New Paltz 0 tie since a home contest versus Geneseo in 2000. (Sept. 23; Cortland, NY) Cortland climbed over the .500 mark for the first time Cortland 4, St. John Fisher 1 all season, improving its record to 4-3-2 overall and 2-0 (Sep. 13; Pittsford, NY) in the conference. Dan Dunn and Kirk DeNero scored The Red Dragons kept the Cardinals winless on the season first-half goals in the 22nd and 38th minutes, respectively. in decisive fashion with their first win of the campaign. The score for DeNero was his first collegiate goal. In the Travis Carey scored two goals, including the game-winner second half, the Red Dragons put the game away with a in the 19th minute, and added an assist and Cody Healey pair of goals from Bryan Patterson. Peter Degere collected and Mike Jock each contributed a goal and an assist. All two assists, and Steve Axtell earned the shutout. five goals came in the opening half with Carey being involved in three straight scores over an eight-minute Geneseo 3, Cortland 2 stretch. Kyle Bigney saw his first collegiate action in goal, (Sep. 29; Cortland, NY) playing the final nine minutes, 18 seconds. Geneseo erased a 1-0 deficit with three straight goals and led 3-1 with less than 20 minutes remaining before holding Cortland 4, Clarkson 0 off a Cortland rally. In the 88th minute, Vjekoslav Luburic (Sep. 15; Potsdam, NY) made it a 3-2 game when he sent a pass from Reilly For the second straight game, Travis Carey recorded two Buckley inside the right post. In the closing moments, goals and an assist and Cody Healey registered a goal Cortland had two excellent scoring chances but George and an assist as Cortland jumped out to a 3-0 lead at Morningstar’s 25-yard shot was stopped by a diving intermission. Carey scored the first two goals in the eighth Geneseo defender and Mike Jock put a shot from the left and 19th minutes, then set up Healey’s goal in the 29th just over the top. minute. Bryan Patterson completed the scoring with his first of the season in the 81st minute. Kyle Bigney made three saves to earn his first career shutout. CORTLAND 2006 Game-by-Game Recap Cortland 1, Brockport 1 (2OT) Oswego 2, Cortland 1 (OT) (Sep. 30; Cortland, NY) (Oct. 18; Cortland, NY) Dan Dunn gave the Red Dragons Despite the loss, the Red Dragons earned the sixth seed a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute in the SUNYAC playoffs. Oswego took the lead in the 71st when he converted a two-on- minute on a header off a free kick. With Cortland pressing one with Travis Carey for his late, Eric Reinhardt sent a long bending free kick into the fourth goal of the season. Four box that Kirk DeNero directed inside the left post with a minutes after Bryan Patterson header to tie the game in the 87th minute to force extra put an open shot in front over time. The Lakers, however, earned the win less than five the top that would have made minutes into overtime on a sharp-angle goal. it a 2-0 game, the Golden Eagles forced overtime on a 25-yard Rochester 2, Cortland 1 shot that caromed off the (Oct. 21; Cortland, NY) crossbar and over the goal line Rochester scored a pair of first-half goals in the 14th and in the 76th minute. Steve Axtell 44th minutes and held off late pressure from the Red made three saves in goal. Dragons to earn the win. The Yellowjackets held what seemed like a safe lead late in the game until Vjekoslav Cortland 2, Buffalo St. 0 Luburic curled a 20-yard shot inside the left post in the (Oct. 6; Buffalo, NY) 75th minute. In the final 10 minutes, Travis Carey had three Bryan Patterson scored a goal in each half and Steve Axtell excellent chances to tie the game but couldn’t connect made four saves to post his third shutout of the season for the equalizer. as the Red Dragons improved to 5-4-3 overall and 3-1-1 in the conference. Patterson netted the game-winner in the Cortland 2, Ithaca 1 42nd minute when he forced a turnover by the Bengal (Oct. 28; Cortland, NY) goalie and deposited a shot in the open net. He added The Red Dragons ended a three-game losing streak as an insurance goal in the 51st minute, heading in Jordan goalie Kyle Bigney made six saves, including two big stops Germano’s cross. late in the second half. Dan Dunn gave Cortland a 1-0 lead in the seventh minute when he converted a pass from Fredonia 2, Cortland 1 Sean Malone. The Bombers tied the game in the 42nd (Oct. 7; Fredonia, NY) minute on a wind-aided goal, but Peter Degere responded The Red Dragons scored the first goal against the Blue with the game-winner on his first career goal in the 43rd Devils in SUNYAC play when Sean Malone netted his minute. first of the season in the 14th minute. Cortland held the lead until Fredonia tied the game in the 59th minute and Plattsburgh 2, Cortland 0 scored the game-winner in the 67th minute. Steve Axtell (Oct. 31; Plattsburgh, NY; SUNYAC Quarterfinals) registered six saves, including four in the first half. Nationally 11th-ranked Plattsburgh scored a goal in each half and held Cortland to five shots in the game en route Cortland 4, Potsdam 2 to a 2-0 victory. Kyle Bigney stopped a career-best seven (Oct. 13; Potsdam, NY) shots in the setback as the Red Dragons finished their The Red Dragons took control of the game by scoring season 7-9-3. three goals in a one minute, 51 second span midway through the first half to take a 3-0 lead. Bryan Patterson scored the first two goals, his seventh and eighth of the season, and assisted on Jordan Germano’s first of the year. After Potsdam made it 3-1 in the 80th minute, Sean Malone put Cortland ahead 4-1 in the 82nd minute before the Bears finished the scoring in the 87th minute.

Plattsburgh 2, Cortland 0 (Oct. 14; Plattsburgh, NY) After a scoreless first half, nationally 16th-ranked Plattsburgh notched the game-winning goal in the 57th minute and added an insurance score in the 86th minute. Steve Axtell made two saves for the Red Dragons.

r e d d r a g o n s Team History Year-by-Year Win-Loss Records 1971 5-5-2 1972 8-5-0 ECAC tournament Head Coach: Francis J. Moench Head Coach: Fred Taube Year W-L-T 1925 3-1-0 Year W-L-T Postseason 1926 2-3-0 1973 9-4-2 ECAC tournament champions 1927 8-1-1 1974 8-2-5 ECAC tournament champions 1928 6-0-0 1975 7-4-1 1976 11-4-0 SUNYAC tournament, Student Coaches: NCAA tournament Ira Brown (1929), Fred Cousins (1930), William Brown (1931), 1977 14-5-0 SUNYAC Champions, Harold Figenscher (1932) 2nd, NCAA Div. III tournament 1978 13-2-3 3rd, NCAA Div. III tournament Year W-L-T 1979 12-3-2 SUNYAC Champions, 1929 4-0-1 NCAA Div. III tournament 1930 3-1-3 1980 6-8-1 1931 4-2-1 1981 14-1-3 SUNYAC Champions, 1932 2-4-0 Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn. 1982 15-3-0 Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn. Head Coach: Laurence Rogers 1983 12-4-2 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament Year W-L-T 1984 11-3-2 1933 4-2-0 1985 13-5-0 1934 3-3-0 1986 9-5-0 1935 6-1-1 1987 9-7-0 1988 10-7-1 Head Coach: Fred Holloway 1989 13-6-0 ECAC tournament 1990 14-1-5 SUNYAC Champions, Year W-L-T Postseason Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn. 1936 5-3-0 1991 15-3-3 SUNYAC Champions, 1937 4-2-0 Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn. 1938 4-4-0 1992 11-2-3 NCAA Div. III tournament 1939 6-1-0 1993 13-2-2 SUNYAC Champions, 1940 3-3-1 Tied 9th, NCAA Div. III tourn. 1941 5-1-0 1994 8-7-0 1942 3-3-0 1943-44 No games, World War II Head Coach: Frank Tschan 1945 2-3-1 1946 5-3-0 Year W-L-T Postseason 1947 6-1-1 1995 10-5-2 2nd place, ECAC tournament 1948 4-2-1 1996 10-9-1 2nd place, ECAC tournament 1949 6-1-1 1997 9-10-0 1950 4-4-0 1998 8-10-0 1951 4-4-0 1999 9-8-0 1952 7-1-0 1953 6-1-0 1954 4-3-1 Head Coach: Mike Middleton 1955 5-3-0 1956 4-2-1 Year W-L-T Postseason 1957 2-4-1 2000 4-10-2 1958 3-2-3 2001 13-7-1 SUNYAC Champions, 1959 7-1-0 NCAA Div. III tournament 1960 9-1-0 NCAA tournament 2002 15-6-1 SUNYAC Champions, 1961 7-3-0 NCAA Div. III tournament 1962 8-2-1 NCAA tournament 2003 16-5-2 SUNYAC Champions, 1963 9-1-1 NCAA Div. III tournament 1964 9-2-0 NCAA tournament 1965 7-4-1 Head Coach: Dwight Hornibrook 1966 8-3-1 NCAA tournament 1967 5-3-3 Year W-L-T Postseason 1968 5-6-0 2004 10-10-0 1969 7-3-0 2005 10-8-1 SUNYAC Quarterfinals 1970 5-4-3 2006 7-9-3 SUNYAC Quarterfinals CORTLAND Team Records Best W/L Record (Season - Min. 10 GAMES) Most Consecutive Shutouts

W-L-T Pct. Year 5 Three times (1977, 1978, 1982) 9-1-0 .900 1960 9-1-1 .864 1963 Most Consecutive Games Allowing 14-1-3 .861 1981 One Goal or Less 8-1-1 .850 1927 15-3-0 .833 1982 20 games 1991 14-1-5 .825 1990 13-2-2 .824 1993 Most Individual Goals Scored (Season) 9-2-0 .818 1964 Goals Player Year Most Wins (Season) 21 Jim McGuidwin 1961 19 David Wright 1981 Wins Record Year 18 Brian Vamosy 1996 16 16-5-2 2003 17 Jesse Mankowski 2002 15 15-6-1 2002 14 Samir Sisic 2001 15 15-3-0 1982 14 Neale Moore 1977 15 15-3-3 1991 14 David Wright 1980 14 14-1-3 1981 14 14-1-5 1990 14 14-5-0 1977 13 13-2-2 1993 Individual Records 13 13-2-3 1978 13 13-5-0 1985 Career Goal-Scoring Leaders 13 13-6-0 1989 13 13-7-1 2001 Player Grad. Gms Goals Avg David Wright 1982 63 35 0.55 Longest Undefeated Streak Mike Borra 1993 73 35 0.48 Neale Moore 1980 68 33 0.48 19 games (14 wins, 5 ties), 1990 Jim McGuidwin 1963 30 27 0.90 Most Goals Scored (Season) Tom Porazzo 1978 46 27 0.58 Brian Vamosy 1996 34 26 0.76 Goals # of games Year Ron Zorn 1960 26 24 0.92 63 22 games 2002 Scotty Martin 1964 33 24 0.72 52 19 games 1977 John Wissing 1986 69 24 0.35 52 23 games 2003 Chris Sweeney 1960 26 23 0.88 51 20 games 1990 Dan Rose —— 32 23 0.72 50 20 games 2001 48 16 games 1992 Jesse Mankowski 2003 39 23 0.59 47 18 games 1981 Paul Simmonds 1983 78 23 0.29 47 21 games 1991 Don Murphy 1974 40 21 0.52 Kevin Russell 2003 42 21 0.50 Most Goals Scored (Game) Jim Hesch 1993 51 21 0.41 Dave Wilson 1986 57 19 0.33 Goals Opponent Year Score Matt Daum 2005 41 18 0.44 12 vs. Syracuse 1959 12-0 Larry Perkins 1959 24 18 0.75 11 vs. Utica/Rome 1999 11-0 11 vs. Syracuse 1957 11-0 Larry Manning 1992 40 18 0.45 11 vs. Oswego 1946 11-0 Greg Ginsberg 1992 76 18 0.24 10 vs. Syracuse 1956 10-2 Don Berkowitz 1962 28 16 0.57 10 vs. Buffalo St. 1992 10-0 Glenn Kleinhans —— 34 16 0.47 Paul Rose 1966 35 16 0.45 Fewest Goals Allowed (Season) Tim Robinson 1980 36 16 0.45 Dave Maloney 1964 23 15 0.65 Goals # of games Year Brian Thomas 2000 50 15 0.30 5 8 games 1949 8 18 games 1982 Tony Stenta 2001 69 15 0.22 Samir Sisic —— 19 14 0.74 Most Shutouts (Season) Aaron Anderson-Winchell 2004 36 14 0.39 Dave Nocio 1986 65 13 0.20 Shutouts # of games Year John Caveny 1986 66 13 0.19 11 18 games 1978 11 18 games 1982 The 2007 Cortland Men’s Soccer Guide was written and edited by Associate SID Dan Surdam. 11 19 games 1977 Action photography by Darl Zehr Photography. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus 11 20 games 1990 Printing of Cortland. 11 21 games 1991 11 23 games 2003 On the cover: (left to right) Seniors Bryan Patterson, Charlie Dickinson, Dan Dunn, Eric Reinhardt and Sean Malone. r e d d r a g o n s Series Records vs. All Opponents Opponent Series Record Opponent Series Record Albany Cortland leads 15-6-4 Mansfield Cortland leads 1-0-1 Alfred Cortland leads 2-1-1 McMaster Cortland leads 2-0-0 American Int. Cortland leads 1-0-0 Merchant Marine Cortland leads 4-3-0 Amherst Amherst leads 1-0-0 Messiah Messiah leads 1-0-0 Army Series tied 3-3-1 Methodist Methodist leads 1-0-0 Babson Series tied 1-1-0 Misericordia Series ties 2-2-0 Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace leads 1-0-0 N.J. Tech Cortland leads 1-0-0 Bard Cortland leads 1-0-0 New Paltz Cortland leads 25-10-0 Binghamton Series tied 10-10-6 N. Adams St. Cortland leads 2-0-0 Brandeis Brandeis leads 1-0-0 NC-Greensboro NC-Greensboro leads 1-0-0 Brockport Brockport leads 38-20-6 Oneonta Cortland leads 11-10-5 Brooklyn Brooklyn leads 1-0-0 Oswego Cortland leads 41-6-3 SUNY-Buffalo Cortland leads 1-0-0 Pacific Pacific leads 1-0-0 Buffalo St. Cortland leads 34-4-0 Panzer Cortland leads 5-3-1 Cabrini Cortland leads 1-0 Plattsburgh Cortland leads 30-15-3 Chris. Newport Chris. New. leads 1-0-0 Potsdam Cortland leads 33-3-4 Clarkson Cortland leads 10-2-0 RIT RIT leads 4-3-1 Colgate Cortland leads 15-10-3 RPI RPI leads 26-12-2 Colorado College Colorado Coll. leads 1-0-0 Roanoke Series tied 0-0-1 Connecticut Connecticut leads 1-0-0 Rochester Cortland leads 14-6-3 Cornell Cornell leads 19-13-3 Rockford Cortland leads 1-0-0 DeSales Cortland leads 1-0-0 Salem St. Salem St. leads 1-0-0 Drew Cortland leads 1-0-0 Salisbury Series tied 0-0-1 East Stroudsburg Cortland leads 12-6-1 Scranton Cortland leads 1-0-2 Elmira Cortland leads 10-3-0 Siena Cortland leads 2-0-0 Emerson Cortland leads 1-0-0 Springfield Springfield leads 11-5-1 Fredonia Cortland leads 18-12-2 St. John Fisher Cortland leads 7-3-0 Geneseo Cortland leads 19-11-3 St. Lawrence St. Lawrence leads 11-8-0 Gettysburg Cortland leads 2-1-1 Stevens Tech Stevens Tech leads 1-0-0 Glassboro St. Glassboro St. leads 2-0-0 Stony Brook Cortland leads 3-0-0 Greensboro College Greensboro leads 1-0-0 SUNYIT Cortland leads 15-0-0 Hamilton Cortland leads 21-2-2 Swarthmore Cortland leads 1-0-0 Hartwick Hartwick leads 1-0-0 Syracuse Cortland leads 22-3-1 Hobart Cortland leads 11-2-1 Trenton St. Cortland leads 1-0-0 Houghton Houghton leads 1-0-0 Union Cortland leads 11-5-2 Howard Series tied 0-0-1 Virginia Wesleyan Cortland leads 1-0-0 Hunter Cortland leads 1-0-0 West Chester West Chester leads 4-0-0 Ithaca Cortland leads 43-27-9 W. Connecticut St. Series tied 0-0-1 Judson Judson leads 1-0-0 Westfield Westfield leads 1-0-0 Keuka Cortland leads 2-0-0 Wilkes Cortland leads 2-1-0 Le Moyne Cortland leads 14-0-0 William Paterson Series tied 1-1-0 Lock Haven Lock Haven leads 8-5-2 Worcester St. Cortland leads 2-0-0 Lynchburg Cortland leads 1-0-0

CORTLAND one of only six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the About SUNY Cortland last 12 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 13 NCAA Division III team titles. Located atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland facilities. The newly-constructed on-campus stadium Normal School, which included among its earliest students features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field Corp. fame. hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an among those who utilize the facility, which the New York act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university officially became a four-year college providing courses power.” leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the sciences, professional studies and the school of education. Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than 400 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena, racquetball and offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 squash courts, a wrestling room, modern athletic training minors from which to choose. facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured structures are residence halls providing on-campus housing surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also operates sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake in the play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve outside night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College Cortland, and the Brauer Education Center on the Helderberg also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor Escarpment near Albany. basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important athletic fields. role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed third nationally out of approximately 430 colleges and universities in the 2006-07 all-sport United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup Division III standings. The award was formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995-2002 and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ Cup in the 2002-03 school year. Cortland is the only New York school and

r e d d r a g o n s 2007 Red Dragon Men’s Soccer Team (left to right): Front Row: Mike Jock, Sean Malone, Volunteer Assistant Coach Steve Axtell, Bryan Patterson, Greg Arnold, Jack Carillo, Brandon Cuddy, Dan Dunn, Assistant Coach Chris Riley, Eric Reinhardt, David Jacques. Middle Row: Corey DeVille, Steve Bartkowski, Andrew Schwert, Peter Ostrander, Ryan Strader, Head Coach Dwight Hornibrook, Peter Degere, Kyle Stepanovsky, Lasse Grosz, Taylor Diuguid, Certified Athletic Trainer Julie Cavallario. Back Row: Athletic Training Student Jodi Plantone, Shinya Hori, Charlie Dickinson, Patrick Meany, Satoshi Arai, Ayinde George, Adam Jurcic, Brad Pennypacker, Benjamin Kalweit, Athletic Training Student Carrie Zimmons.