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Men's Lacrosse Awards All-America All-United States Team Finalist For COLGATE ATHLETIC HISTORY 1995 - Steve Franco (midfield) Men’s Lacrosse Awards 1996 - Brett Tucker (defense) 1997 - Joby Fowler (attack) All-America Inside Lacrosse Division I All- 1997 - John Schulze (midfield) First Team Freshman Team 1997 - Brett Tucker (defense) 1927 - Fred A. MacFarlane (midfield) Second Team 1998 - Brett Tucker (defense) 1928 - Leland W. Larrison (3rd attack) 2010 - Peter Baum (midfielder) 1999 - Adam Michaels (attack) 1928 - Kenneth R. Larrison (in home) 2011 - Bobby Lawrence (defense) 1999 - Adam Olshansky (LS-midfielder) 1929 - George A. Richardson (goal) 2000 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1930 - John H. Paige (center) USILA Scholar All-America 2002 - Joe Parker (midfield) 2002 - Greg Walby (defense) 2009 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2011 - Dave Tucciarone (defense) 2003 - Nick Gerken (midfielder) 2003 - Andrew Houston (defense) Second Team Patriot League Most Valuable 1927 - Wilbur H. Hecht (goal) 2006 - Robert Trasolini (midfielder) 1947 - Mark G. Galloway (2nd defense) Player 2006 - Colin Hulme (defense) 1993 - Derek Laub (attack) 2007 - Colin Hulme (defense) 2007 - Matt Lalli (midfielder) Third Team 2007 - Brandon Corp (attack) 1927 - Nicholas R. Mehler (cover point) Patriot League Offensive Player of 2008 - Matt Lalli (midfielder) 1928 - Frederick J. Scott (1st defense) the Year 2008 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2008 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2007 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2008 - Chris Eck (faceoff specialist) 2008 - Matt Lalli (midfielder) 2008 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2009 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2009 - Brandon Corp (attack) 2010 - Peter Baum (midfielder) Honorable Mention 2010 - Mike Crown 1926 - Irving B. Levenson (midfield) Patriot League Defensive Player of (defensive midfielder specialist) 1927 - Leland W. Larrison (home) the Year 2011 - Peter Baum (attack) 1927 - Charles W. Spencer (center) 2007 - Colin Hulme (defense) 1927 - Edward J. Wren (home) Second Team 1928 - Charles E. Mills (out home) 1994 - Steve Franco (attack) 1928 - Charles W. Spencer (center) Patriot League Rookie of the Year 1994 - Tyler Amon (midfield) 1929 - Kenneth R. Larrison (in home) 1993 - Peter Strid (midfielder) 1995 - John Schulze (attack) 1929 - Frederick J. Scott (1st defense) 1998 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1995 - Peter Strid (midfield) 1930 - Niles McLeer (inside attack) 2003 - Andrew Jarolimek (goalie - co-winner) 1995 - Cooper Morrow (defense) 1931 - Richard C. Leavitt (inside attack) 1996 - Joby Fowler (attack) 1932 - John Y. Mohler (inside defense) Patriot League Tournament MVP 1996 - Jason Fivek (midfield) 1948 - Mark G. Galloway (2nd defense) 2008 - Brandon Corp 1996 - Alex McFerran (LS midfield) 1956 - Ralph E. Armstrong (defense) 1996 - Peter Strid (midfield) 1956 - Elliott W. Case (goal) Patriot League All-Tournament 1997 - Matt Mitchell (LS midfield) 1956 - Peter M. Todebush (midfield) Team 1997 - Andrew Forchelli (defense) 1957 - G. Kevin Conwicke (defense) 2007 - Brandon Corp 1997 - Mike Fine (goalie) 1957 - Peter Holmes (midfield) 2007 - Chris Eck 1998 - Adam Michaels (attack) 1957 - Doane P. Lydecker (attack) 2007 - Matt Lalli 1998 - Mark Cashel (midfielder) 1957 - Ronald C. Pohls (attack) 2008 - EJ Atamian 1998 - Jonas Fischer (midfielder) 1958 - Ralph M. Antone (defense) 2008 - Brandon Corp 1998 - Lenny Hirsch (defense) 1959 - Thomas F. Flood III (attack) 2008 - Chris Eck 1999 - Nate Morse (defense) 1959 - Arthur D. Wahl (attack) 2008 - Tim Harrington 1999 - Eric Freedman (midfielder) 1959 - Richard A. Hamilton (midfield) 2009 - Brandon Corp 1999 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1959 - Richard T. Randall (midfield) 2009 - Mike Crown 2000 - Dan Grady (attack) 1959 - Frank E. Rowan (defense) 2011 - Jim Carroll 2000 - Nate Morse (defense) 1959 - Frederick W. Schult (midfield) 2011 - Jared Madison 2001 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1960 - Frank E. Rowan (defense) 2011 - Jeff Ledwick 2003 - Jason Vasas (attack) 1960 - Albert R. Wilkerson, Jr. (midfield) 2003 - Andrew Jarolimek (goalie) 1962 - Richard V. Riccardi (midfield) 2004 - Ramsey Brame (midfielder) 1963 - Fred B. Lafferty III (defense) Patriot League Coach of the Year 2006 - Matt Lalli (midfielder) 1964 - William W. Conde III (midfield) 1994 - Pace Kessenich 2006 - Brandon Corp (midfielder) 1964 - W. Michael Heffernan (defense) 1997 - Dan Whelan 2006 - Chris Eck (faceoff specialist) 1964 - James A. Petrie III (midfield) 2003 - Jim Nagle 2007 - John Dunn (defense) 1968 - William Plummer (midfield) 2006 - Jim Nagle 2007 - Chris Eck (faceoff specialist) 1969 - William S. Holbrook (midfield) 2007 - Brendon Hurley (midfielder) 1993 - Derek Laub (attack) Patriot League Scholar-Athlete for 2008 - Kevin Collelouri (attack) 2006 - Colin Hulme (defense) Men’s Lacrosse 2008 - Ian Murphy (midfielder) 2007 - Colin Hulme (defense) 1997 - Joby Fowler 2009 - Kevin Collelouri (attack) 2007 - Brandon Corp (attack) 1998 - Jonas Fischer 2009 - Nick Monastero (midfielder) 2011 - Peter Baum (attack) 2009 - Mike Crown All-United States Team All-Patriot League Team (defensive midfielder specialist) 1930 - John H. Paige First Team 2009 - Greg Perkins (defense) 1991 - Gregg Perry (attack) 2010 - Jim Carroll (face-off specialist) Finalist for Tewaaraton Trophy, 1992 - Derek Laub (attack) 2010 - Greg Perkins (defense) Given to the top male player in collegiate lacrosse. 1993 - Derek Laub (attack) 2011 - Jim Carroll (face-off specialist) 2009 - Brandon Corp (attack) 1993 - Tyler Amon (midfield) 2011 - Andrew Mould (midfielder) 1994 - Peter Strid (midfield) 2011 - Dave Tucciarone (defense) COLGATE ATHLETIC HISTORY Patriot League All-Academic Team 1997 - Joby Fowler (attack) Richard V. Riccardi Leadership ... established in 2011 1998 - Mike Fine (goalie) Award 2011 - Peter Buam 1999 - Adam Michaels (attack) The recipient of this award holds the respect of 2011 - James Queeney 2000 - Trevor O’Reilly (midfielder) his peers and the coaching staff. The leadership Conor Tracy (defense) on and off the field he gives to his teammates sets ECAC I.L.A. Division I Tournament 2001 - Dan Grady (attack) this recipient apart from the rest....(discontinued) MVP 1992 - Tim Walters 1993 - Rob Lowe (attack) 1995 - Adrian Walters (goalie) Mark G. Galloway & Frank E. 1994 - Adrian Walters (goalie) 1996 - Alex McFerran (defenseman) Rowan Most Improved Player 1995 - Steve Franco (midfield) 1997 - Joby Fowler (attack) Is received by a player who comes to every prac- tice ready to play. He sets his goals to improve 1996 - Peter Strid (midfield) at every practice. He accepts the challenge and 1997 - Jason Griswold (midfielder), Alumni Award makes strides throughout the season to become Jason Fivek (midfielder) Given to the individual who best demonstrates the a better student and lacrosse player....(discontin- 1998 - Mark Bain (midfielder) attitude, commitment, work ethic, sacrifice and ued) respect that exemplify what it means to be a mem- 1999 - Adam Olshansky (defense) ber of the Raider lacrosse program. 1977 - Jim Casey 2000 - Jim Gallagher (midfielder) 2002 - Greg Walby (defense) 1978 - Jeff Warlick 2001 - Jordan Angell (defense) 2003 - Peter Watts (midfielder) 1979 - Sandy Dowst 2004 - Jonathan Pico (defense) 1980 - Greg Biehl Robert L. Cox III “Ball-Hawk” 2005 - Rob Hearne (midfielder) 1981 - Chris Gardner 1982 - Rich Enright Award 2006 - Brian Robinson (attack) This award goes to the player who takes pride 1983 - David Dean 2007 - John Dunn (defense) in his hustle, desire, and determination to get a 2008 - Josh Black (midfielder) 1984 - Flenner Linn job done. This player has accumulated the most 2009 - Brian Cain (goalie) 1985 - Art Nelson Ground Balls throughout the seasons....(discon- 2010 - Tim Harrington (goalie) 1986 - Ebe Metcalf tinued) 1987 - Peter Luglio 1993 - Peter Strid (midfield) 1988 - Jeff Quillen 1994 - Peter Strid (midfield) John H. Paige Memorial Award 1989 - Steve Murray 1995 - Alex McFerran (defense) Goes to an underclassman who best possesses the qualities of John H. Paige. He is a player who 1990 - Andy Halliday 1996 - Alex McFerran (LS midfield) has established himself as a hard worker on and 1991 - Scott Avanzino 1997 - Mark Bain (midfielder) off the field. He is a leader, hustler, and an unself- 1992 - Bob Dunn 1998 - Mark Bain (midfielder) ish underclassman who comes to the field ready 1993 - P.J. Kavanagh (defense) 1999 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) to PLAY....(discontinued) 1994 - Steve Viscelli (defense) 2000 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1993 - Tyler Amon (midfield) 1995 - John Schulze (attack) 2001 - Parker Gibson (midfielder) 1994 - Cooper Morrow (defense) 1996 - Joby Fowler (attack) 1995 - Jason Fivek (midfield) 1997 - Tim Ryll (midfielder) The Harvey L. Potter Coaches 1996 - Jason Griswold (midfield) 1998 - Scott Bohan (defense) 1997 - Eric Freedman (midfield) Award 1999 - Nate Morse (defense) The recipient of this award goes to the player who 1998 - Adam Olshansky (defense) 2000 - Antone Morreale (midfielder) may not possess the teams strongest physical 1999 - Josh Kleyman (defense) 2001 - John Frekko (midfielder) attributes, but does possess one of the best atti- 2000 - Jordan Angell (defense) tude on the team. This is a quality that a coach 2001 - Chris Hettler (goalie) Sagal-Bisselle Sportsmanship loves to see in a player and hopes that his team- mates draw from this quality....(discontinued) Award 1964 Team - All-American Classic 1994 - Mike Galligan (attack) Given to the player who best exemplifies 1995 - Adrian Walters (goalie) sportsmanship to his fellow teammates and his Squad Trophy 1996 - Richard Mok (defense) The recipient of this award has set his goals and
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