2011 Fairfield University Men’s Lacrosse

University Information Table of Contents Location Fairfield, Conn. Page 1 Quick Facts/Media Information Founded 1942 Page 2 The Fairfield Advantage Enrollment 3,300 Pages 4-5 Head Coach Andy Copelan President Jeffrey von Arx, S.J. Pages 6-7 Assistant Coaches Athletic Director Eugene P. Doris Page 8 2011 Roster Affiliation NCAA Division I Pages 10-13 2011 Season Outlook Conference ECAC Lacrosse League Colors Cardinal Red Pages 14-27 Player Profiles Nickname Stags Page 28 2011 Opponent Capsules Home Field Lessing Field Pages 30-31 2010 Season Review Surface Natural Grass Page 32 2010 Stats Capacity 600 Pages 34-35 Fairfield Lacrosse Tradition Auxiliary Field Alumni Field Pages 36-37 All-Time Roster Surface Sprint Turf Pages 38-39 Record Book Capacity 4,000 Pages 40-41 Honors & Awards Pages 42-43 Year-by-Year Results Team Information Pages 44-53 This is Fairfield Head Coach Andy Copelan (Bucknell ’03) Career Record/Seasons 33-27/4 Media Information Record at Fairfield/Seasons 15-12/2 Assistant Coach Kevin Conry (Third Season) The 2011 Fairfield University Men’s Lacrosse Digital Publication was Assistant Coach Tony Vallance (Fourth Season) prepared to assist the media in its coverage of Fairfield lacrosse. Volunteer Assistant Andrew Whitley (Second Season) Requests for interviews, photographs, or additional information should 2010 Record 8-6 be directed to the Sports Information Office. Interviews with coaches, 2010 ECAC Record/Finish 4-3/Third student-athletes, and administrators will not be granted unless Starters Returning/Lost 8/2 arranged by Sports Information in advance. Letterwinner Returning/Lost 29/8 Internet Access: Wireless internet is available within the pressboxes at Lessing Field and Alumni Stadium. Ethernet access is also available at Sports Information Office these locations on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact a Sports Information Director Jack Jones Sports Information staff member for password access to the wireless Associate Sports Information Director/Lax Contact Chris O’Connor network. Assistant Sports Information Director Kelly McCarthy O’Connor Office Phone 203-254-4000 ext.2878 Game Day Coverage: Media interested in covering Fairfield’s home O’Connor Cell Phone 203-395-3422 athletics events should contact Sports Information to secure press box O’Connor E-mail [email protected] seating and credentials when necessary. For most contests, stats Sports Information Fax 203-254-4117 sheets are available postgame while LiveStats are available through- Websites FairfieldStags.com out the game by visiting FairfieldStags.com. Fairfield.edu Parking: Parking is available at the Walsh Athletic Center and Alumni Hall on a first-come, first-served basis.

Credits: The 2011 Fairfield University Lacrosse publication is produced by the Sports Information office. Written and Edited by Chris O’Connor. Layout and design by Kelly McCarthy. Photography by Stockton Photo, Inc., Double N Photography, and Russ McCreven. Thanks to Head Coach Andy Copelan and the men’s lacrosse staff for their assistance. Additional assistance provided by Lorraine Coyne. Special thanks to Jack Jones and Ashley O’Connor for their assistance and counsel. Fairfield Lacrosse Advantage

IN THE CENTER OF IT ALL Nestled in the southwest corner of Connecticut Fairfield University offers all you’d expect from a great university - distinguished faculty, state-of-the- art facilities, outstanding student services, and a beautiful campus environment. Fairfield offers the best of both worlds - a beautiful suburban setting sit- uated a short trip from some of the most dynamic corporate environments on the East Coast.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT An important tenet of a Fairfield University education is the importance of giving to others, whether it be locally or globally. The men’s lacrosse team is active in numer- ous service initatives, from spreading the sport of lacrosse in Bridgeport, to reading to elementary age stu- dents. The Stags are also involved with Friends of Jaclyn and have adopted Ryan Tucker. The eight-year old Tucker has his own locker in the Stags newly renovated lockerroom in the Walsh Athletic Center, joined the pro- 2 gram for the 2009-10 academic year. Ryan can often be found on the Stags sideline, in his Fairfield #1 jersey, cheering the Stags to victory.

SUCCEEDING IN THE CLASSROOM Third-year head coach Andy Copelan believes that success in the classroom supercedes all levels of athletic success and it shows. In the 2010 Fall semester the men’s lacrosse team had 26 student-athletes named to the Department of Athletics 3.0 Club, the most of any of the University’s 20 Division I athletic teams. Head coach Andy Copelan (center) with 2011 team captains Sean Bannon (r) and Brendan McTague (l)

MEET THE STAFF Head Coach Andy Copelan

Fifth Season as Division I Head Coach (33-27) Third Season at Fairfield (15-12)

Andrew Copelan is now in his The Copelan Resume third season as the head coach Coaching Career of the Fairfield University men's Fifth Season 33-27 lacrosse team. He was named the program's third head coach Fairfield University Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach in varsity history on August 25, Third Season (2009-present) 15-12 2008 and has begun to build the Stags into a nationally rec- University of Maryland Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach ognized program. Three Seasons (2006-08) 2008 InsideLacrosse #3 Recruiting Class In his first two years at the helm, Copelan has the Stags to 15 2007 InsideLacrosse #2 Recruiting Class victories and the first back-to-back winning seasons in over a decade. Under his tutelage the Stags have taken on some of Marist College Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach the top teams in the nation, including a win over third-ranked Two Seasons (2004-05) 18-15 Notre Dame in the program's first-ever game in the state of 2005 NCAA Tournament Participant Texas. 2005 MAAC Tournament Champions 2004 MAAC Coach of the Year More importantly, Fairfield student-athletes are flourishing 2004 MAAC Regular Season Champions under his guidance, with Brent Adams (2010) and Sean Bannon (2011) both receiving preseason All-America notice. In Education his time at the helm four players have been chosen to repre- Bucknell University 1999-22003 sent the Stags at the prestigious USILA North-South All-Star B.A. in Economics and Finance 4 Game, six have been named to All-ECAC Teams and four to All- Four-time Academic Honor Roll selection NEILA rosters. In addition, three players have been drafted by 2003 All-Patriot League Major League Lacrosse, including Joseph Marra who, in 2010, became just the second player in program history to be taken in the collegiate draft.

Copelan’s success as a recruiter has followed him to Fairfield, where the Stags 2010 class was ranked 20th in the nation by InsideLacrosse. In each of the last two seasons a Stag recruit has been recognized by the premier lacrosse information pub- lication, with Marshall Johnson ranking in the top-100 and Gary Davies earning a top-40 spot among defensemen.

The 2010 Stags went 8-6 overall, including the win over nation- al runner-up Notre Dame. That victory jumpstarted a five-game win streak, which included ECAC wins over Ohio State, Hobart and Bellarmine. Those three victories pushed the Stags to their second consecutive third-place league finish under Copelan. Copelan also led the Stags in their first-ever nationally televised game, taking on ECAC foe Denver at Rentschler Field on ESPNU.

In his first season at the helm of the Stags, Copelan led the squad to a 7-6 record, a three-game improvement over the pre- vious year, and the team's first winning season since 2005. In addition, Fairfield had its best season in ECAC Lacrosse League play with a third place finish on the strength of a 4-3 record.

Fairfield is the second head coaching stop on Copelan's Head Coach Andy Copelan

Copelan Year-bby-YYear Copelan versus Opponents Copelan coached play- Opponent W-LL Streak Year Record Conference Notes ers have received at Marist Air Force 1-0 W1 numerous accolades Army 0-1 L1 2004 10-7 8-0 MAAC under his tutelage. In Bellarmine 1-0 W1 2005 8-8 5-3 MAAC NCAA two seasons with the Bryant 1-0 W1 at Fairfield Red Foxes, Keith Detelj Bucknell 0-1 L1 2009 7-6 5-4 ECAC was named the MAAC Butler 1-0 W1 Offensive Player of the Canisius 2-0 W2 2010 8-6 4-3 ECAC Colgate 1-2 W1 Year (2004) and Dan 4 yrs 33-227 22-110 Delaware 1-0 W1 Needle was named the Denver 0-1 L1 resume, having become the youngest head coach in the nation 2005 Rookie of the Fairfield 0-1 L1 at Marist College in 2004. That first season he was named the Year. In those two sea- Georgetown 0-1 L1 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Coach of the Year, sons, nine Marist play- Hartford 1-0 W1 leading the Red Foxes to the MAAC Regular Season crown and ers earned All-MAAC Hobart 2-0 W2 their first winning season in six years. He followed that the next accolades. Holy Cross 0-1 L1 season by leading Marist to its first-ever NCAA Tournament Johns Hopkins 0-1 L1 Lafayette 2-1 L1 berth. All told, in four seasons as a Division I head coach, Copelan was a four-year Lehigh 0-2 L2 varsity letter winner at Copelan has a 33-27 mark. Loyola Maryland 0-2 L2 Bucknell University, Manhattan 1-2 L2 Copelan came to Fairfield after serving as an assistant coach where he earned All- Marist 1-0 W1 at the University of Maryland from 2006-08, where he helped Patriot League acco- Maryland 0-1 L1 the Terps to the NCAA Tournament each season and a 2006 lades. Additionally, he Massachusetts 0-1 L1 Final Four berth. In his final two seasons he served as the Terps was named to the Mount St. Mary’s 3-0 W3 offensive coordinator, leading one of the top-ranked offenses in Academic Honor Roll for Notre Dame 1-0 W1 the nation. In 2008 the Terps finished the year 13th in the Student-Athletes in Ohio State 1-2 W1 Penn State 1-0 W1 nation in scoring offense, averaging 10.5 goals per game, and each of his four sea- Providence 2-1 W1 sons. as the sixth-best team in man-up scoring. In 2007, Copelan Quinnipiac 0-2 L2 5 had Maryland ranked fourth in the nation in man-up goals and Rutgers 1-0 W1 12th in goals. A native of Pittsford, St. John’s 1-0 W1 N.Y., Copelan currently St. Joseph’s 2-0 W2 Copelan also served as the recruiting coordinator for Maryland resides in Bridgeport, Sacred Heart 0-1 L1 in his final two seasons, with great success. InsideLacrosse Conn. Siena 2-0 W2 ranked the Terps' 2008 class as the third best in the country, Vermont 1-0 W1 while the 2007 class was ranked second. Individually, Copelan Villanova 0-1 L1 VMI 1-1 L1 helped the Terps secure six of the top-50 recruits in its 2008 Wagner 2-0 W2 class. Yale 0-1 L1 Meet The Staff

Kevin Conry Tony Vallance Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Third Season Fourth Season

Kevin Conry is now in his third sea- Tony Vallance is now in his fourth son on the Fairfield University season as an assistant coach with men's lacrosse coaching staff. In the men's lacrosse program at his role as assistant coach he is the Fairfield University. He is responsi- program's defensive coordinator, as ble for coaching the goalkeepers well as assisting with recruiting and and for preparing the scout teams game and practice planning. for each week's opponent, as well as assisting in recruiting, practice Conry, a native of Rockville Centre, N.Y., came to Fairfield after and game planning. spending the 2006-07 seasons as an assistant coach at Penn State University. With the Nittany Lions he assisted in recruit- Vallance came to Fairfield in August 2007 from Bellarmine ing efforts, helping sign the fifth-best recruiting class in the University where he served as an assistant coach from nation in 2008, according to InsideLacrosse. On the field he December 2003. In that time he worked with the goalkeepers, worked with the Penn State defense, helping them earn a face-off men and defensive unit. In addition, Vallance was national ranking of 13th in goals-against average in 2007. He responsible for recruiting efforts, strength and conditioning began his coaching career as an assistant at Siena College and opponent scouting. from 2004-06. Vallance began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant A 2004 graduate of Johns Hopkins University, Conry was a four- coach at Dean (Mass.) Junior College during the 2001 season, year member of the men's lacrosse program and a member of coaching the goalies and defensive unit. He spent October the Blue Jays' 2003 Division I National runner-up team. Conry, 2001 through May 2002 in the Republic of Kiribati with the US who holds a bachelor's degree in political science, also earned Peace Corps. Upon his return to the States, Vallance was hired a Master's of Science in Education from the University of as an assistant coach at Muhlenburg in July 2002, working 6 Albany in 2006. again, with the goalies and the defense. He also handled recruiting, and scouting in that role, a position he held until Conry, and his wife Elizabeth, reside in Norwalk, Conn. making the move to Bellarmine.

A goalkeeper at Penn State from 1995-97, Vallance earned a B.S. in Labor and Industrial Relations in 1998. He is currently working towards his masters degree in American Studies at Fairfield.

A native of Laurel, Md., Vallance currently resides in Hamden, Conn. and is engaged to Allison Iancale. Meet The Staff

Andy Whitley Assistant Coach Š Second Season

Andy Whitley is in his second sea- Whitley earned a pair of varsity letters at Franklin and Marshall son as a member of the men's College, helping the squad to the schools third-ever NCAA lacrosse coaching staff. Whitley's Tournament berth in 1995. He was a two-time All-Centennial primary responsibilities are working Conference selection as a goalkeeper and currently ranks 18th with the face-off men and scout in league history with a .574 save percentage and 25th with team preparation, as well as having 346 career saves. Whitley played two seasons at Alfred a hand in other day-to-day opera- University, advancing to the NCAA Tournament in each of those tions of the program. seasons. Whitley graduated from Franklin and Marshall in 1996 with a B.A. in Sociology. Whitley came to Fairfield for the 2009 season, after serving as an assistant coach at Yale for three seasons, where he worked Whitley, a native of Milford, Conn., was the managing partner of with the goalkeepers and defense. He began his coaching the private equity company, Ankeny Homes, LLC, from 2000-07, career in 1997 at Wesleyan as the defensive coordinator. In and currently resides in Norwalk, Conn., with his wife Sarah that time the Cardinals defeated four top-20 teams and Freedman. appeared in two ECAC Tournaments. Whitley also spent three seasons as an assistant coach at The Hopkins School in New Haven, Conn.

Mark Spellman Chris Hagemann Director of Strength & Assistant Director of Conditioning Sports Medicine

Mark Spellman is in his 10th year Chris Hagemann is in his fourth 7 as the Director of Strength and year as an Assistant Director of Conditioning at Fairfield University, Sports Medicine at Fairfield. He is assuming the position in the primary athletic trainer for the September 2001. In that role he men’s lacrosse team, as well as the develops, designs and implements women's soccer and golf programs. comprehensive strength and condi- tioning programs for all 20 varsity Hagemann comes to Fairfield hav- teams and 400 student-athletes. Spellman also oversees the ing completed his M.A. in Sports Management/Kinesiology at day-to-day operations of the 4,700-square foot strength and the University of Connecticut. In his time as a graduate assis- conditioning facility in the Walsh Athletic Center. tant at UConn, he worked primarily with the football and golf teams. Prior to his time at UConn, Hagemann spent a year at Spellman earned a B.S. in Physical Education and an M.S. in Colgate as an assistant athletic trainer, covering men's soccer, Human Performance at Frostburg State University. As an women's basketball and softball. undergraduate he earned four varsity letters as a member of the swimming and diving team. He is a Certified Strength and A 2004 graduate of Ithaca College, with a B.S. in Exercise Conditioning Specialist by the National Strength and Science/Athletic Training, Hagemann was a four-year member Conditioning Association. of the school's football team. A wide receiver, Hagemann helped the Bombers to the quarterfinals of the Division III Spellman, who interned in 1995 for the Washington Redskins National Tournament during his sophomore and senior sea- and in 1998 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, came to Fairfield sons. from Villanova University. He spent two years as the assistant strength and conditioning coach at the Philadelphia, Pa., insti- A native of Watertown, N.Y., Hagemann currently resides in tution. Norwalk, Conn.

A native of Washington, D.C., Spellman, and his wife, Kelly, reside in Stratford, Conn., with their children, Emily (6), Drew (4) and Patrick (1). 2011 Roster

# NAME Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (LAST) 1 Nick Baglio Sr. M 5-9 175 Brightwaters, N.Y./Bay Shore 2 Kevin Fritts So. A 6-1 165 Dallas, Texas/Highland Park 3 Sam Snow So. A 6-3 195 Bainbridge, Wash./Bainbridge 4 Doug Kuring Sr. A 5-9 145 New Milford, Conn./New Milford 5 Sean Bannon Sr. LSM 6-0 185 Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich 6 Matt Plominski Sr. M 6-4 185 Port Washington N.Y./Chaminade 7 Tommy Kralovenec Sr. G 5-11 180 Cos Cob, Conn./Fairfield Prep 8 Brent Adams Jr. M 6-1 165 Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk 9 Ryan Mulford Sr. M 6-4 195 Crownsville, Md./Mt. St. Joe's 10 Gordie Wells So. D 6-0 150 Doylestown, Pa./LaSalle 12 Eric Warden Fr. A 5-11 195 Glen Mills, Pa./Garnet Valley 13 Max Trunz Sr. M 5-10 170 Upper Brookville, N.Y./Chaminade 14 Chris Ames Fr. D 6-1 170 Plainfield, Conn./Suffield Academy (Bridgton) 15 Clay Wells Sr. M 5-9 135 Doylestown, Pa./LaSalle Academy 16 Eamon Burke Fr. A/M 6-0 160 Greenlawn, N.Y./Harborfields 18 Gary Davies Fr. M 6-0 200 Orchard Park, N.Y./Orchard Park 19 Frankie Wheeler-LaRusso Fr. M 5-11 205 Belmont, Mass./Catholic Memorial 20 Matt Lanzaro Sr. M 6-0 175 Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk 21 Pete De Salvo Fr. M 6-1 190 Eastchester, N.Y./Iona Prep 22 Matt Rubertone So. D 6-1 200 Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset 23 Nick Tandoi Jr. M 6-0 170 Lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst 8 24 Alex Cramer Fr. A 6-1 185 Annapolis, Md./Severn School 25 Charlie Cipriano Jr. G 5-11 175 Williston Park, N.Y./Herricks 26 Chris Trombino Sr. A 6-0 175 Huntington, N.Y./St. Anthony's (Hun School) 27 Geordie Carrick Fr. LSM 5-10 165 Hingham, Mass./Rivers School 28 Dylan McGoldrick Jr. M 5-11 170 Manhasset, N.Y./Chaminade 29 Connor Maniatty Fr. M 6-0 185 Avon, Conn./Avon 30 Shawn Honovich Fr. M 6-1 160 Cortlandt Manor, N.Y./Walter Panas 31 Grayson Phillips So. M 5-10 195 Oak Park, Calif./Oak Park 32 Reed Marko Jr. M 5-11 200 Blue Bell, Pa./Germantown Academy 33 Drew Palmer Jr. D 6-1 205 Webster, N.Y./Webster Schroeder(Navy) 34 Ryan Yarusi Jr. M 5-10 170 Westfield, N.J./Westfield (Salisbury School) 35 Greg Perraut Fr. D 6-1 180 Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep 36 Sully Smith Jr. A 6-0 170 Duxbury, Mass./Tabor Academy 37 Steve Golmont Sr. M 6-1 190 Martinsville, N.J./Bridgewater Raritan 38 Dan Neibler So. D 6-4 195 Garden City, N.Y./Garden City 40 Andrew Bryant Fr. G 5-9 130 Montclair, N.J./Montclair 41 Jay Duffy Fr. M 6-0 150 Montclair, N.J./Montclair 42 Marshall Johnson So. M 6-0 190 Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua Academy 43 Brian Marques So. D 6-0 185 West Simsbury, Conn./Taft School 44 John Snellman Jr. A 6-3 220 Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk (Salisbury School) 45 Tommy Whitlock Jr. D 6-1 185 Rockville, Md./Wooton 47 Jordan Greenfield Fr. A 5-10 170 Dover, Mass./Rivers School 48 Brendan McTague Sr. D 6-3 200 Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade MEET THE STAGS 2011 OUTLOOK

Sean Bannon, a 2011 Preseason All-America Honorable Mention, has developed into one of the top LSM’s in the ECAC. A First-Team All-NEILA selection last season, Bannon epitomizes the term ‘student-athlete’. He is a Rhodes Scholar candidate and a two-time ECAC All-Academic Team selection.

10 Fairfield will play a 14-game regular season slate, with seven of those games on its home turf. The Stags are 8-5 at home under Andy Copelan with four wins over ECAC Lacrosse League opponents. The Drew Palmer ranked 24th in the Stags will play two games under the lights; in-state nation in caused turnovers during rival Quinnipiac and league rival Air Force. Fairfield 2010, leading the squad with 21, also welcomes the likes of Colgate and Hofstra to and helped Fairfield rank 29th as a campus this season. team in that category. Palmer also scooped up a team-best 41 ground balls, good for 72nd in the nation.

Brendan McTague, a team captain for the 2011 season, earned All-ECAC Second Team honors last season. He helped the Stags ranks sixth in the nation in man-down defense and eighth nationally in scoring defense. 2011 OUTLOOK Sam Snow finished his rookie season with a team-best 27 total points, earning All-ECAC Second Team accolades. Snow was named the NEILA Player of the Week after tallying four goals in the Stags game at Villanova. He is the second rookie (Brent Adams) in as many sea- sons to lead the Stags in scoring, with both tal- lying 27 points.

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Brent Adams touched net a team-best 16 times during the 2010 season after leading the team in points as a freshman. He was named to the All-NEILA and All-ECAC First Team last season and is the Stags active points leader with 44.

Doug Kuring, a two-time All-ECAC Academic Team selection, begins his senior season with 37 career points - one of five Stags with 30 or more points. He has touched net 21 times, 10 as a rookie, and has three career game-winning goals. 2011 OUTLOOK

Charlie Cipriano is battling with Tommy Kralovenec for a return to the starting line-up in the cage. As a rookie in 2009 Cipriano made 130 saves in starting all 13 games and picking up seven victories. He enters the year with a .539 career save percentage over 775 career minutes.

12 Senior Clay Wells is pound-for-pound the strongest player on the Fairfield roster. A mem- ber of the Stags defensive midfield, Wells is one of five returnees that caused 11 or more turnovers during the 2010 campaign. The Stags averaged nearly eight caused turnovers a game last season.

Steve Golmont finished 2010 ranked 39th in the nation in face-off win per- centage and his 105 wins last season ranked eighth on the Stags single-season list. The senior has won 187 face-offs over the past two seasons. 2011 OUTLOOK

Fairfield’s road schedule is highlighted by the 2011 ‘Showdown at the Shoe.’ The Stags will take on ECAC rival Ohio State preceding the Buckeyes spring football game in Ohio Stadium. The Showdown is averaging over 30,000 fans per game, with an NCAA regular season record 31,078 last season for Ohio State-Air Force.

The Stags return nearly 90 percent of their offense from a season ago, includ- ing John Snellman, who has Andy Copelan has the tallied a team-best 33 goals Stags in search of their over the course of the last third consecutive winning two seasons. season, posting 15 victo- ries in his first two sea- 13 sons at the helm.

Max Trunz scored 14 points in his first two years with the Stags, 23 games. Last sea- son, he more than doubled that with 21 points, including a team-leading 14 assists. Trunz begins his final season as the Stags active assist leader with 25. Meet The Stags

#1 Nick Baglio #5 Sean Bannon Senior Š Midfielder Š 5-9 Š 175 Š Senior Š LSM Š 6-0 Š 185 Š Brightwaters, N.Y. Š Bay Shore Š Greenwich, Conn. Š Greenwich Š

General: Begins his final season having scored 25 General: Returns as the Stags primary LSM … career goals and handed out four assists … Has Named a team captain for his senior season ... appeared in 33 career games, with two starts, Selected a 2011 Preseason All-America Honorable both as a sophomore, on his resume … Off the Mention by InsideLacrosse ... Has appeared in 38 Field: Finance major ... Earned 3.0 Club status in games over his first three years, with 10 starts … the Fall 2009 semester … 2010: ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (3/22) … Enters his senior campaign with 58 ground balls and 19 caused Appeared in all 14 games as a reserve during the year … Finished the turnovers … Has also added five goals and four assists on the offen- season with 11 goals, good for fifth on the squad … Recorded five sive end … Off the Field: Finance and marketing major … Rhodes multi-point games - including a hat trick in the win over Hartford … Scholar candidate … Has been on the University Dean's List in five of Scored seven of his goals in a five-game stretch from March 13 ver- his six semesters … Earned a spot in the Athletics Department 3.0 sus Notre Dame - one goal - through a two-goal effort on April 3 at Club in each of his six semesters … Member of the National Society Bellarmine … Went for a goal and an assist in ECAC wins over Ohio of Collegiate Scholars … Secretary of the Finance Club … Has served State and Hobart during the stretch … Tallied a pair of goals, includ- as an instructor for youth in Bridgeport ... Spearheaded the Stags ing the game-winner, at Colgate and was named to the ECAC Weekly adoption of Ryan Tucker through the Friends of Jaclyn ... Has organ- Honor Roll as a result in the second game of the run … Touched net ized, and led, a group of volunteers to provide entertainment for an for the final time in the Stags 4-3 league win at Air Force … 2009: Autism Speaks Walk-a-thon at Manhattanville College (NY) for the ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (3/23) ... Appeared in all 13 games for the past eight years … 2010: All-NNEILA First Team … All-EECAC Second Stags ... Started the final two games of the season ... Scored 14 Team … ECAC All-AAcademic Team … ECAC Defensive Player of the goals, fourth on the team ... Completed the year fourth on the squad Week (3/29) … Appeared in all 14 games … Finished fourth on the with 16 points ... Tallied the game-winning goal against Delaware, net- squad with 32 ground balls, with at least one in each of the last 10 ting his first of two hat tricks on the year ... Scored the game-winner games and in 13 of 14 contests … Named ECAC Defensive Player of in overtime to defeat ECAC Lacrosse League foe Penn State ... Had the Week after picking up 10 ground balls and causing three two tallies against Colgate ... Ended the campaign with a goal in five turnovers in ECAC wins over Ohio State and Hobart … Recorded a consecutive games ... Started the stretch with a hat trick against career-high seven ground balls in the Hobart game … Netted his first Georgetown ... Netted one goal in each of the final four contests ... career game-winning goal at Bellarmine … Scooped up three ground Also added assists against Yale and Loyola ... Added six ground balls balls, while causing two turnovers, in a home win over Hartford … and a caused turnover to the effort as well ... Had two ground balls in Ended the year with goals against Maryland and Quinnipiac, picking 14 the Stags win over Delaware and Rutgers ... 2008: Saw action in six up four ground balls in those two games … 2009: ECAC All-AAcademic games as a rookie ... Recorded a ground ball in the game at home ver- Team ... Appeared in all 13 games, making starts in nine of those sus Yale ... High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Tim Cox's contests ... Began the season as the Stags LSM before moving to a Marauders ... Led his team to 28 wins in those four seasons ... Netted starting spot in the back ... Picked up 20 ground balls on the year ... 128 career goals and dished out 87 assists ... Served as team cap- Caused five turnovers ... Contributed on the offensive end with a goal tain his junior and senior years ... Named All-County and All-League as and an assist ... 2008: Appeared in 11 games, making his first career a senior ... Earned All-League accolades as a sophomore and junior start at Harvard ... Tallied his first career goal against Yale, adding an as well ... Named Suffolk County Rookie of the year in 2004 ... Also assist in that contest ... Recorded his first career point, an assist, ver- lettered in soccer ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Nicholas L. sus Penn State ... Had six ground balls on the year, with a career-high Baglio ... Is the son of Laura and Joe Baglio ... Has three brothers - three coming in the finale at St. John's ... High School: Earned four Matt who played lax at Fairfield from 2000-04 and Mike and Joe who varsity letters for coach Paul Burke's Cardinals ... Helped his team played at Quinnipiac from 1999-2002. capture 60 wins during his four-year career ... Served as team captain as a senior, picking up 134 ground balls ... Also added four goals and Baglio’s Year-bby-YYear Stats eight assists in earning US Lacrosse All-America recognition ... Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Named First Team All-State both his junior and senior seasons and 2008 6 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 picked up Second Team All-FCIAC accolades as well ... Earned three 2009 13 2 60 14 2 16 2 6 1 0-0 .000 varsity letters in football ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Sean 2010 14 0 30 11 2 13 1 6 0 0-0 .000 Patrick Bannon ... Is the son of Terri and John Bannon ... Has two Career 33 2 94 25 4 29 3 13 1 0-00 .000 brothers and a sister. Bannon’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 11 1 2 1 2 3 0 6 2 1-4 .250 2009 13 9 2 1 1 2 0 20 5 0-0 .000 2010 14 0 7 3 1 4 1 32 12 0-0 .000 Career 38 10 11 5 4 9 1 58 19 1-44 .250 Meet The Stags

#37 Steve Golmont #7 Tommy Kralovenec Senior Š Midfielder Š 6-1 Š 190 Š Senior Š Goalkeeper Š 5-11 Š 180 Š Martinsville, N.J. Š Bridgewater Raritan Š Cos Cob, Conn. Š Fairfield Prep Š

General: Returns for his fourth season with the General: Is in his third season on the Stags roster Stags … Enters his senior campaign with 187 … Has played 58 minutes in two games during his career face-off wins, in 24 career games … Has time at Fairfield, recording 11 saves … picked up all 72 of his career ground balls in the Represented the Czech Republic at the 2010 last two seasons, and has a goal and two assists World Lacrosse Championship … Off the Field: on his resume … Off the Field: Finance major with a minor in classi- management and finance double major ... Participated in the Walk for cal studies ... Earned Dean's List both semesters of his freshman aca- Autism ... 2010: Played 15 minutes in the Stags’ win over Bellarmine demic year … Has earned membership in the Athletics Department … Made two saves, against one goal in the contest … 2009: Played in 3.0 Club in each of his six semesters … A member of the Finance Club the Stags’ game versus Yale ... Came off the bench and played the … 2010: ECAC All-AAcademic Team … ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (3/27) final 42:43, making nine saves ... Before Fairfield: Spent one year at … Appeared in 13 games as the Stags primary face-off man … Won LeMoyne College ... Saw 68 minutes of action in six games ... Posted 105 face-offs, the eighth-best total in a single-season in program his- a .750 save percentage and a 2.63 GAA ... High School: Earned four tory … Ranked 39th in the nation with a 49.3 face-off win percentage, varsity letters for coach Chris Smalkais' Jesuits ... Served as team 10th on the Stags single-season list … Finished the season second on captain as a senior ... Captured the 2006 and 2007 State the team with 36 ground balls … Picked up a career-best seven Championships ... Named All-State and All-League in 2007 ... Named ground balls in the season opener … Had six ground balls in the win League MVP that year as well ... Selected to play in the 2007 National over Colgate … Won 15-21 face-offs, with five ground balls, in the Senior Showcase ... Personal: Thomas Andrew Kralovenec, Jr. ... Is the ECAC opener - a win over Ohio State … Had assists in back-to-back son of Nancy and Thomas Kralovenec ... Has three sisters. games - Hobart and Bellarmine - his only two points of the year … 2009: ECAC All-AAcademic Team ... Saw action in eight games ... Kralovenec’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Picked up 36 ground balls during the year ... Had a career-best eight Year GP GS W L Min GA SVS GAA SV% GB CT in the game at Yale ... Recorded five ground balls in five other games, 2008* 6 0 0 0 68:20 3 4 2.63 .571 3 0 including his last two outings of the year (UMass and St. John's) ... 2009 1 0 0 0 42:43 12 9 16.86 .429 1 0 2010 1 0 0 0 15:00 1 2 4.00 .667 1 1 Scored his first collegiate goal in the win over St. John's ...2008: Career 8 0 0 0 126:03 16 15 7.62 .484 5 1 Appeared in three games ... Won his first collegiate face-off in the * at LeMoyne Stags ECAC win at Rutgers ... High School: Earned three varsity let- ters ... Helped his team capture 26 wins in those three seasons ... Scored 32 career goals and dished out 13 assists, 18 and seven as 15 a senior ... Served as team captain his senior season ... Named to the NJILCA Second Team All-State as a senior ... Also earned Courier News Second Team All-Area and The Star Ledger Third Team All-State Personal: ... Named Second Team All-PITT Division as a junior ... Tommy Kralovenec Stephen Kiefer Golmont ... Is the son of Kathleen and Kevin Golmont ... Has one sister.

Golmont’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-5 .200 2009 8 0 6 1 0 1 0 36 0 81-167 .485 2010 13 0 5 0 2 2 0 36 4 105-213 .493 Career 24 0 11 1 2 3 0 72 4 187-3385 .486 Meet The Stags

#4 Doug Kuring #20 Matt Lanzaro Senior Š Attack Š 5-9 Š 145 Š Senior Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 175 Š New Milford, Conn. Š New Milford Š Norwalk, Conn. Š Norwalk Š

General: Begins his final year with 37 career General: A member of the Stags senior class … points, having touched net 21 times … Has played Has appeared in eight games during his career … in 34 games in the course of his career, with 26 Begins the campaign with two goals, an assist and career starts … Off the Field: Finance major ... Has two caused turnovers … Off the Field: Finance earned Dean's List accolades in three semesters, major with an accounting minor ... Member of the including both semesters of his junior year … Is a six-time member of Finance Club … Earned Dean's List during 2008 ... Member of the the Athletics Department 3.0 Club … Volunteered with the Bridgeport Athletics Department 3.0 Club in each of the last five semesters … Youth Lacrosse program ... Also participates in Friends of Jaclyn ... Participated in the Stags Friends of Jaclyn efforts last season … 2010: ECAC All-AAcademic Team … Started each of the 11 games in Worked as a Bridgeport Youth Lacrosse mentor during 2008-09 aca- which he appeared … Missed the final three games of the year with a demic year … 2010: Missed his junior campaign with a torn ACL … wrist injury … Tallied 14 points on the season, sixth on the squad … 2009: Saw action in six games ... Netted his first collegiate points Had at least one point in each of his final six games, with five in his with a goal and an assist in the win at Hobart ... Added a goal in the last two outings … Had a goal and an assist in a conference win at Air season-finale win over St. John's ... 2008: Appeared in two games as Force … Handed out two assists, and touched net, in the win over a rookie ... Saw action at Rutgers and at UMass ... High School: Hartford … Had two points, including the game-winning tally, in the Earned four varsity letters with the Bears ... Helped his team to 44 home win over Hobart … Also had a goal and an assist in the Ohio wins in four seasons ... Tallied 35 goals and 72 assists during his State victory … Began the year with his only multi-goal effort of the career ... Scored 12 goals and had eight assists in eight games year, against Lafayette, touching net twice … 2009: ECAC All- played as a senior ... Named a Peak 200 All-Star ... Also honored as Academic Team ... Saw action in 10 games during the season, with a Super Junior ... Personal: Matthew Herbert Lanzaro ... Is the son of four starts ... Netted three goals, all in the final five games of the year Kathy and Jim Lanzaro ... Has one brother, that is playing lacrosse at ... Dished out four assists ... Had a goal and an assist against Lafayette … His cousin Cory played lacrosse at Union College. Georgetown and Yale ... Netted a goal in the Stags season-ending win over St. John's ... Picked up five ground balls and had a caused Lanzaro’s Year-bby-YYear Stats turnover ... 2008: ECAC Lacrosse Rookie of the Week (2/25, 3/10) Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 ... Appeared in all 13 games, making 11 starts ... Finished third on the 2009 6 0 6 2 1 3 0 0 2 0-0 .000 team with 16 points, including 10 goals … Scored a pair of game-win- 2010 DNP-Injury ning goals on the season, providing the decisive tally versus Career 8 0 7 2 1 3 0 0 2 0-00 .000 16 Providence and Rutgers ... Picked up 15 ground balls, and had three caused turnovers ... Had a point in each of the last three games, with goals in the final two ... Recorded five points in a two-game stretch, with three against Hobart ... Scored a point in each of the first four games ... Netted two goals in the win over Rutgers ... Netted his first collegiate goal in overtime at Providence, after his two assists in reg- ulation helped force overtime ... High School: Earned four varsity let- ters ... Scored 107 points in leading his team to the SWC Championship as a senior ... Served as team captain his junior and Matt Lanzaro senior seasons ... Scored 263 points during his career ... Named First Team All-State as a senior, after picking up Second Team All-State accolades the previous season ... Named First Team All-SWC both jun- ior and senior years, and Second Team as a sophomore ... Named the team's offensive MVP three times ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Douglas Steven Kuring ... Is the son of Sharon and Peter Kuring ... Was born in Wurtzburg, Germany ... Has a brother ... His uncle Michael played football collegiately. Kuring’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 13 11 34 10 6 16 2 15 3 0-0 .000 2009 10 4 6 3 4 7 0 5 1 0-0 .000 2010 11 11 29 8 6 14 1 15 0 0-0 .000 Career 34 26 69 21 16 37 3 35 4 0-00 .000 Meet The Stags

#9 Ryan Mulford #6 Matt Plominski Senior Š Midfielder Š 6-4 Š 195 Š Senior Š Midfielder Š 6-4 Š 185 Š Crownsville, Md. Š Mt. St. Joe’s Š Port Washington, N.Y. Š Chaminade Š

General: Begins his final season with the Stags General: Begins his senior year academically, but having appeared in 33 career games, with 16 is a junior athletically due to an injury his sopho- starts … Has scored 23 times in his career, with more year … Has appeared in 25 games, making eight assists … Off the Field: Biology major ... 12 career starts … Begins the season with 15 Tutors at the Thomas Hooker School ... 2010: goals and eight assists in his time at Fairfield … Off Played in 13 games as a junior, starting all but two of those contests the Field: Finance major ... Named to the University's Dean's List in … Finished the season with 11 points, including eight goals … the Fall 2008 and Fall 2009 semesters ... A five-time member of the Touched net twice in the win over Hartford, picking up one of his six Athletics Department 3.0 Club ... Worked as a mentor with Bridgeport ground balls in that contest … Had two other multi-point games, with Youth Lacrosse ... 2010: ECAC All-AAcademic Team … Appeared in all a goal and an assist against Hobart and Quinnipiac … Handed out 14 games of the season, with 11 starts to his credit … Finished the three assists … Caused two turnovers on the season … 2009: Played campaign with 18 points, tied for third on the squad … His 12 goals in seven games, with five starts, missing six games due to injury ... ranked fourth, while his six assists were third, on the team … Finished the year with six tallies and an assist ... Scored a hat trick, Recorded his first career game-winning tally at home versus Ohio the first of his career, in the win over Hobart ... Tallied the game-win- State, touching net twice in that contest … Also scored twice in the ner in that contest ... Scored twice, his third career multi-goal game, season finale at Quinnipiac … Scored the decisive tally in the Stags at Yale ... Finished the year with three man-up goals - Hobart, home victory over Hartford, the ninth straight game in which he Georgetown and Yale ... Picked up seven ground balls, all in the last touched net … Scored four man-up goals during the campaign … Had four games of the season ... 2008: Played in all 13 games as a fresh- a point in each of the first 10 games of the season … 2009: Played in man ... Finished the year fourth on the team with 13 points ... His nine the Stags 10-9 over Delaware, taking six shots ... Missed the remain- goals were good for fourth as well ... Tallied the game-winning goal at der of the season with an injury ... 2008: Saw action in 10 games as UMass ... Had two points in the game with Georgetown; with a goal a rookie, with a start against Hobart ... Scored three goals and had and an assist ... Touched net twice at Vermont ... Notched his first two assists, for five points ... Recorded six ground balls and a caused assist in the win over Dartmouth ... Scored his first goal in the season turnover ... Had an assist in the win at UMass ... Had goals in back-to- opening win at Providence ... High School: Earned three varsity letters back games at Harvard and at home versus Penn State ... Had two for coach Tony Brockmeyer's Gaels ... Scored 17 goals and assisted points, including a man-up goal, in the win over Dartmouth ... High 19 others as a senior ... Lettered in soccer as well, winning the MIAA School: Earned two varsity letters for coach Jack Moran's Flyers ... championship in 2006 ... Named All-Baltimore City in both lacrosse Helped his team post a 29-5 record those two seasons ... Won CHSAA and soccer ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Ryan Warren League titles both years ... Scored 15 goals and had 17 assists as a 17 Mulford ... Is the son of Kathleen and Kevin Mulford ... Has three sib- senior ... Earned All-League accolades ... Personal: Matthew Ryan lings, including a brother Justin - a former Stag teammate. Plominski ... Is the son of Patricia and Stanley Plominski ... His father played football at New Hampshire ... Has a brother and a sister. Mulford’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Plominski’s Year-bby-YYear Stats 2008 13 0 38 9 4 13 1 7 1 0-0 .000 Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2009 7 5 31 6 1 7 1 7 0 0-0 .000 2008 10 1 12 3 2 5 0 0 1 0-0 .000 2010 13 11 39 8 3 11 0 6 2 0-0 .000 2009 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 Career 33 16 108 23 8 31 2 20 3 0-00 .000 2010 14 11 52 12 6 18 2 3 0 0-0 .000 Career 25 12 70 15 8 23 2 3 1 0-00 .000

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#26 Chris Trombino #13 Max Trunz Senior Š Attack Š 6-0 Š 175 Š Senior Š Midfielder Š 5-10 Š 170 Š Huntington, N.Y. Š St. Anthony’s Š Hun School Š Upper Brookville, N.Y. Š Chaminade Š

General: A senior member of the Stags attack unit General: A member of the Stags senior class, … Has appeared in 32 career games, starting 14 returning for his fourth season in the midfield … of those contests … Begins his final campaign with Has appeared in 37 career games, with 20 starts 19 career points, including 12 goals - two of which to his credit … Enters the campaign with 10 goals are game-winners … Off the Field: Finance major and 25 assists on his career resume … Off the ... Earned a spot in the Athletics Department 3.0 Club and on the Field: Economics major ... A mentor for Bridgeport Youth Lacrosse ... Dean's List in the Fall 2009 semester … Is a mentor with Bridgeport 2010: ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (3/1) ... Started all 14 games in the Youth Lacrosse ... 2010: Played in 11 games for the Stags, with his Stags midfield … Handed out a team-best 14 assists on the year, and lone start coming against Denver on ESPNU … Had his only point of ranked second in scoring with 21 points … Had an assist in each of the year, an assist, in that contest feeding, John Snellman for a first the last eight games of the year, with five in the last three games … quarter goal … 2009: Appeared in every game for the Stags, starting Started the year with seven points in the first four games, including a each of the last 10 contests ... Scored 10 goals on the year and had two-assist effort against Lafayette … Scored the game-winning goal, six assists ... His 16 points were good for fifth on the roster ... Netted to go along with an assist in the victory over Bryant … Netted his sec- his first tally of the year in the ECAC opening win over Rutgers ... Made ond game-winning tally of the year against #3 Notre Dame in his first start of the year against Colgate and had three points, includ- Houston, Texas … Twice had three points in a game, doing so with two ing two assists ... Recorded the game-winning goal at Marist ... Scored goals and an assist in the win over Hobart and a goal, his seventh of twice against Vermont, including his second game-winner of the year the year, and two assists versus Denver on ESPNU … Picked up four ... Touched net twice against Yale and scored one goal in each of the ground balls in the last three games, giving him six for the year … next two games at Loyola and versus UMass ... 2008: Appeared in 2009: Saw action in all 13 games, with starts in six contests ... eight games, with starts against Dartmouth, Rutgers and Bucknell ... Scored his only goal of the year in the win over St. John's ... His seven Finished the year with a pair of goals, four ground balls and a caused assists was good for second on the team ... Had at least one assist in turnover ... Tallied both goals in the win over Dartmouth ... High five straight games from March 7 through March 28 ... Dished out two School: Graduated from St. Anthony's High School where he earned assists against Penn State, the second coming on the game-tying four varsity letters, and spent a year at The Hun School of Princeton goal ... Contested 25 face-offs during the season ... Won four in the ... Led the Hun School to a 15-5 record and was named Player of the win at Penn State ... 2008: Appeared in 10 games for the Stags, fin- Year ... Named Trentonian Times All-MAPL and earned All-League ishing with six points ... Netted two goals, scoring against Yale and honors ... Helped the Friars to 50 wins in his final three varsity sea- Vermont ... Also dished out six assists ... Had two points in the sons, winning the 2004 CHSAA title ... Served as team captain as a Vermont game ... Had two assists in the game at Bucknell ... 18 senior ... Earned All-League accolades ... Played for the Long Island Recorded his first career assist in the win at Rutgers ... High School: team at the Empire State Games in 2004 and 2005 ... Also lettered Earned four varsity letters with the Flyers ... Helped the team to a 50- in football at St. Anthony's, helping the Friars win three CHSFL titles 9 record in that time ... Served as team captain ... Won CHSAA League ... Personal: Christopher John Trombino ... Is the son of Cathleen and titles in 2006 and 2007 ... Earned All-League accolades as a senior Anthony Trombino ... Has two brothers and a sister, with his brother ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Maximilian Alexander Trunz ... Peter playing professional lacrosse. Is the son of Mary Beth and Charles Trunz ... Has three siblings ... His Trombino’s Year-bby-YYear Stats brothers - Charles and Christian - both played collegiate lacrosse. Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 8 3 6 2 0 2 0 4 1 0-0 .000 Trunz’ Year-bby-YYear Stats 2009 13 10 32 10 6 16 2 13 3 0-0 .000 Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2010 11 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-0 .000 2008 10 0 6 2 4 6 0 1 0 0-0 .000 Career 32 14 39 12 7 19 2 17 4 0-00 .000 2009 13 6 8 1 7 8 0 10 3 6-25 .240 2010 14 14 27 7 14 21 2 6 0 0-0 .000 Career 37 20 41 10 25 35 2 17 3 6-224 .240

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#15 Clay Wells #8 Brent Adams Senior Š Midfielder Š 5-9 Š 135 Š Junior Š Midfielder Š 6-1 Š 165 Š Doylestown, Pa. Š LaSalle Academy Š Norwalk, Conn. Š Norwalk Š

General: A member of the senior class that has General: Returns for his third season as a stalwart developed into one of the top defensive midfield- in the Stags midfield … Named to the 2011 ers in the league … Has played in 31 games as a Preseason All-ECAC Team ... Has appeared in all Stag, all as a reserve … Off the Field: Mechanical 27 games the Stags have played the last two engineering major with a math minor ... 2010: years, starting 18 of those contests … Enters the Came off of the bench in all 14 games for the Stags … Collected 28 campaign with 44 career points, netting 32 career goals … Off the ground balls and caused 11 turnovers … Picked up a season-high four Field: Communications major ... Participated in the Stags’ Bridgeport ground balls in the regular season finale at Quinnipiac … Corralled 15 Youth Lacrosse Clinics in the fall ... 2010: All-NNEILA First Team … All- ground balls in the final six games of the year … Had three or more ECAC First Team … Preseason All-AAmerica Honorable Mention … ground balls on five occasions … Caused two turnovers in the win over Appeared in all 14 games in the midfield, receiving a starting nod in #3 Notre Dame … Went for three ground balls and two caused five of those contests … Touched net a team-best 16 goals, scoring a turnovers in the ECAC victory over Hobart … Repeated that feat in the goal in 10 games … Scored twice in five games - tallying a pair in wins win at Air Force … 2009: Appeared in all 13 games as a reserve dur- over Notre Dame, Colgate and Bellarmine … Also scored twice against ing the year ... Picked up 16 ground balls, with a career-high four in league foe Denver and third-ranked Maryland … Handed out his lone the win over St. John's ... Had three ground balls in the win at Penn assist of the year to Matt Plominski for the game-winner against Ohio State and again against Yale ... 2008: Saw action in seven games as State … Picked up a career-best 28 ground balls, recording at least a rookie ... Picked up three ground balls on the year ... High School: one in each game except the season opener … Scooped up five Earned three varsity letters for coach Bill Leahy's Explorers ... Served ground balls, with a single-game high of five against Hobart … Caused as team captain his senior year ... Led his team to four Catholic four turnovers on the season … 2009: All-NNEILA Second Team … All- League Championships ... Won the Pennsylvania State Title in 2004 ECAC Second Team ... ECAC Rookie of the Week (4/27)... ECAC ... Personal: Clayton Michael Wells ... Is the son of Phyllis and Clayton Weekly Honor Roll (2/23, 3/9, 3/16, 4/6, 4/13) ... Led the Stags in Wells ... Has two younger siblings, including brother, Gordie, who is a scoring as a rookie with 27 points and tallied at least one point in teammate at Fairfield ... His cousin swims at Penn. every game played ... Finished the season ranked 86th in the nation Wells’ Year-bby-YYear Stats in assists per game, at 0.85 ... Started all 13 contests ... Dished out Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% a team-best 11 assists, with multi-assist efforts in back-to-back 2008 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-0 .000 games versus Rutgers and Colgate ... Also had two assists against 2009 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 16 4 0-0 .000 Yale ... Finished the year with 16 goals ... Netted a man-down goal in 2010 14 0 4 0 0 0 0 28 11 0-0 .000 the season finale win against St. John's ... Tallied 11 points, seven 19 Career 31 0 6 0 0 0 0 47 16 0-00 .000 goals, against ECAC Lacrosse League foes ... Scored his first colle- giate hat trick, to go along with an assist, in the win over Vermont ... Had his first four-point game, two goals and two assists, against Colgate ... Finished the season with five multi-goal games ... Started his collegiate career in style against Delaware ... Netted two goals, had an assist and picked up four ground balls ... Equaled the ground ball total at Georgetown ... Ended the season with 21 ground balls ... Caused six turnovers on the year, with two against the Hoyas ... High School: Earned two varsity letters for coach Chris McGee's Bears ... Scored 173 points during his scholastic career ... Named team cap- tain as a junior and senior ... Earned All-State, All-Area and All-County accolades ... Also lettered in football ... Personal: Brent Daniel Adams ... Is the son of Ann and Parks Adams ... Has two brothers, Owen, who currently plays for the Long Island Lizards of the MLL and played at Stony Brook, and Glenn, who was a team captain at Wesleyan.

Adams’ Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2009 13 13 63 16 11 27 0 21 6 0-0 .000 2010 14 5 53 16 1 17 0 28 4 0-0 .000 Career 27 18 116 32 12 44 0 49 10 0-00 .000 Meet The Stags

#25 Charlie Cipriano #32 Reed Marko Junior Š Goalkeeper Š 5-11 Š 175 Š Junior Š Midfielder Š 5-11 Š 200 Š Williston Park, N.Y. Š Herricks Š Blue Bell, Pa. Š Germantown Academy Š

General: A member of the Stags goalkeeping corps General: Member of the Stags midfield unit … Has … Has appeared in 16 games, with 13 starts, in appeared in 26 games during his two-year career, his first two seasons … Enters the season with 775 tallying a goal in each season … Enters the 2011 minutes of action, 138 saves and seven victories campaign with 38 career ground balls and 17 on his resume … Off the Field: Sociology major ... A caused turnovers … Off the Field: Accounting member of the Athletics Department 3.0 Club in three of his four major ... Member of the Athletics Department 3.0 Club in the Spring semesters, including both the Spring 2009 and Spring 2010 semes- 2009 and 2010 semesters … Volunteers for the Make a Wish ters … 2010: Appeared in three games, totaling 43:27 of action … Foundation ... 2010: Appeared in all 14 games as a reserve … Ended Made eight saves on the year, including six against #3 Maryland … the year third on the team with 12 caused turnovers … Had six in the Also picked up three ground balls, his total for the year, against the last four games of the year … Finished the campaign fifth on the Terps … 2009: ECAC Defensive Player of the Week (2/23, 3/30) … squad with 28 ground balls … Picked up a career-high five against ECAC Rookie of the Week (3/9, 3/23, 4/20) ... ECAC Weekly Honor Villanova and followed that with a four ground ball effort in the win Roll (4/27) ... Started all 13 games in cage for the Stags ... Finished over Notre Dame … Scooped up 10 ground balls in the final four the season 23rd nationally with a GAA of 8.78 ... His save percentage games of the year … Netted his lone goal of the year in the finale at of .552 was good for 25th in the country ... Recorded 130 saves on Quinnipiac … 2009: Played in a dozen games for the Stags as a rook- the year, making a dozen or more in six of those outings ... Made an ie ... Picked up 10 ground balls, in a three-game span, versus Yale, immediate impression, with 14 saves, in the Stags season opening Loyola and UMass ... Tallied his first collegiate goal in the UMass con- win over Delaware ... Had 10 or more saves in six straight games from test ... Won 8 of 13 face-offs against the Greyhounds ... High School: March 14 through April 4 ... Rebounded from a no-save effort, in 17 Earned four varsity letters for coach Dave Martin's Patriots ... Netted minutes, against Yale, with a career-high 17 stops in the next outing 36 goals and had 17 assists as a senior ... Earned Pennsylvania All- versus Loyola ... Played 51 minutes in the season finale against St. State honors, as well as 2008 All-Inter AC and All-Intel ... Named John's and stopped a dozen shots ... Went 7-6 on the year ... Picked team's MVP as a senior and was awarded the Virginia Day Awards ... up 33 ground balls, corralling five in back-to-back games versus Personal: Reed Christopher Marko ... Is the son of William Marko. Loyola and UMass ... Also was credited with five caused turnovers ... Marko’s Year-bby-YYear Stats High School: Won four varsity letters for coach Thomas Fauvell's Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Highlanders ... Helped the team to 29 wins during his career ... 2009 12 0 3 1 0 1 0 10 5 8-17 .471 Served as team captain as a junior and senior ... Made 1,366 saves 2010 14 0 10 1 0 1 0 28 12 1-4 .250 20 during his career, with 374 as a senior ... Named Second Team All- Career 26 0 13 2 0 2 0 38 17 9-221 .429 America ... Earned All-County four times ... Named the Nassau County Goalie of the Year ... Named his team's MVP three times ... Also let- tered in soccer, wrestling and football, earning All-County in soccer twice and All-Conference as a wrestler ... Personal: Charles Joseph Cipriano ... Is the son of Caroline and Dino Cipriano ... Has a brother and a sister.

Cipriano’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS W L Min GA SVS GAA SV% GB CT 2009 13 13 7 6 731:08 107 130 8.87 .549 33 5 Reed Marko 2010 3 0 0 0 43:27 11 8 15.19 .421 3 0 Career 16 13 7 6 774:35 118 138 9.14 .539 36 5 Meet The Stags

#28 Dylan McGoldrick #33 Drew Palmer Junior Š Midfielder Š 5-11 Š 170 Š Junior Š Defender Š 5-11 Š 200 Š Manhasset, N.Y. Š Chaminade Š Webster, N.Y. Š Webster Schroeder ŠNavy Š

General: A member of the Fairfield midfield group General: Begins his second season at Fairfield … Has appeared in two games in his first two sea- and his third season of collegiate lacrosse ... Has sons with the Stags, with two ground balls to his now played in 18 career games in two seasons; credit … Off the Field: Business major ... Earned a one at Navy and one at Fairfield … Off the Field: spot in the 3.0 Club during the 2010 Spring Communications major ... 2010: Started the final semester … 2010: Appeared in one game, the Stags’ win over Hobart, 13 games of the season … Wrapped-up the year ranked first on the and recorded a ground ball in the contest … 2009: Appeared in the team in both ground balls (43) and caused turnovers (21) … His 1.62 Stags season-ending win over St. John's ... Recorded his first colle- caused turnovers per game finished the year ranked 24th in the giate ground ball in the contest ... High School: Earned two varsity let- NCAA and second in the ECAC … Finished the year with seven caused ters for coach Jack Moran's Flyers ... Helped the squad to a 27-7 mark turnovers in the last three games … His ground ball average, 3.3 per in those two years ... Captured the CHSAA Championship those sea- game, was 72nd nationally … Had at least one ground ball in 12 sons as well ... Finished his senior season with six goals, three assists games, with four or more in eight games … Scooped up a season-best and 24 ground balls ... Member of the National Honor Society ... six GB's against Loyola … Had four ground balls and three caused Personal: Dylan Robert McGoldrick ... Is the son of Nancy and Brian turnovers in a win at Bellarmine … Handed out an assist, his only McGoldrick ... Has two brothers and a sister. point of the year, at Quinnipiac … Also had four ground balls and three caused turnovers in the season finale … Before Fairfield: Spent the McGoldrick’s Year-bby-YYear Stats 2008-09 academic year at the United States Naval Academy ... Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Played in five games for the Midshipmen, recording one ground ball 2009 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 ... High School: Attended Naval Academy Prep in 2007-08, after grad- 2010 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 uating from Webster-Schroeder ... Earned three varsity letters ... Career 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-00 .000 Finished his career with 305 ground balls, 125 coming as a senior ... Served as team captain his junior and senior year ... A two-time First Team All-County selection ... Named First-Team All-Greater Rochester ... Selected as the 2007 Most Valuable Defensive Player ... Member #48 Brendan McTague of the silver medal winning Western Team at the 2006 Empire State Junior Š Defender Š 6-3 Š 200 Š Games ... Invited to play in the North/South Senior Showcase and to try-out for the U19 Team USA ...Member of the National Honor Society Rockville Centre, N.Y. Š Chaminade Š ... Personal: Andrew Paul Palmer ... Is the son of Elizabeth and 21 Charles Palmer ... Has one brother, Brad, who played football at Wake General: Is academically a senior, but has two Forest and Hofstra. years of eligibility remaining after red-shirting his freshman season … Selected as a team captain Palmer’s Year-bby-YYear Stats for the 2011 season ... Named to the 2011 Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Preseason All-ECAC Team ... Has played in 25 2009* 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 games the past two seasons, with 14 starts … Enters the 2011 sea- 2010 13 13 1 0 1 1 0 43 27 0-0 .000 son with 41 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers on his resume … Career 18 13 1 0 1 1 0 44 27 0-00 .000 Off the Field: Finance major ... Member of the Athletics Department * at Navy 3.0 Club in 2007 Fall, 2008 Spring and 2008 Fall semesters … 2010: Second Team All-EECAC … Started all 14 games for the Stags on the defensive end … Finished the campaign second on the team with 13 caused turnovers … Caused seven turnovers in a three-game span against Hobart, Bellarmine and Loyola; with a season-high three ver- sus Bellarmine … Picked up 35 ground balls, third on the team, with at least one in 13 games … Had three or more ground balls in nine games, including eight in the first nine … Scooped four ground balls against Lafayette and #3 Notre Dame … 2009: Played in 11 games as a reserve for the Stags ... Picked up six ground balls on the year ... Had a caused turnover in the ECAC win over Rutgers ... 2008: Did not see any game action as a rookie ... High School: Earned three varsity letters for the Flyers ... Helped the team to a 40-6 record in those three seasons ... Helped win league titles his junior and senior sea- sons ... Also lettered in football ... National Honor Society ... Personal: Brendan John McTague ... Is the son of Deborah and Gerald McTague ... Has three siblings. McTague’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2008 DNP 2009 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0-0 .000 2010 14 14 2 0 0 0 0 35 13 0-0 .000 Career 25 14 2 0 0 0 0 41 14 0-00 .000 Meet The Stags

#36 Sully Smith #44 John Snellman Junior Š Attack Š 6-0 Š 170 Š Junior Š Attack Š 6-3 Š 220 Š Duxbury, Mass. Š Tabor Academy Š Norwalk, Conn. Š Norwalk Š Salisbury School Š

General: Returns for his second season with the General: Has started 26 of 27 games during his Stags, joining the team in the Fall of 2009 … Off two years on the roster, playing in every game … the Field: Biology major … Member of the Athletics Begins the 2011 season with 39 career points, Department 3.0 Club in both of his sophomore touching net 33 times … Represented Finland at semesters … Earned Dean's List recognition in the 2010 World Lacrosse Championship … Off the each of his four semesters at the University … Spent a week in Costa Field: Management major ... Earned 3.0 Club status in the 2010 Rica as a volunteer with "Children Without Borders" in the summer of Spring semester … Volunteers with the Bridgeport Youth Lacrosse 2010 … 2010: Did not see game action during his first year with the program ... 2010: ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (4/5) … Finished the year Stags … High School: Earned three varsity letter for Tabor Academy ... tied for third on the team with 18 points … Touched net 15 times, Helped lead the team to 26 wins in those three years ... Scored 23 good for second on the squad, with three hat tricks and five multi-goal goals and had 20 assists last season, helping the team post 10 wins games … Touched net three times in the opener against Lafayette … ... Personal: Sullivan McIntosh Smith ... Is the son of Julie and Jack Handed out an assist at Villanova … Scored twice, including one of his Smith ... His father, a 1985 graduate of Fairfield, played hockey for four man-up goals, against Colgate … Recorded back-to-back hat the Stags ... His mother graduated Fairfield in 1986 and his cousin tricks in wins over Hobart and Bellarmine … Ended the year with a Mike is also an alum. two-goal, one-assist effort at Quinnipiac … Scooped up 11 ground Smith’s Year-bby-YYear Stats balls during the year … 2009: ECAC Offensive Player of the Week Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% (3/23) ... Netted a team-best 18 goals and was third with 21 points 2010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 ... Scored two or more goals in four of his first five games ... Scored Career 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-00 .000 twice in his debut, the team's season-opening win over Delaware ... Scored twice in the win over Rutgers and game at Colgate ... Had five points, four goals, in the Stags 8-4 win over the Red Foxes ... Scored a goal in the team's wins over Rutgers and Hobart ... Finished the year with a five-game goal scoring streak ... Touched net twice versus UMass ... Started all 13 games ... Recorded nine ground balls and had a caused turnover versus Vermont ... High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Chris McGee's Bears ... Served as team cap- tain as a senior, tallying 55 goals, with 15 assists ... Named All-New 22 England, All-State and ALL-FCIAC during his career ... Earned Team and Offensive MVP accolades as well ... Personal: John Eric Snellman ... Is the son of Kathy and John Snellman ... Has two brothers. Snellman’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2009 13 13 75 18 3 21 0 9 1 0-0 .000 2010 14 13 70 15 3 18 0 11 0 0-0 .000 Career 17 16 145 33 6 39 0 20 1 0-00 .000 #23 Nick Tandoi Junior Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 170 Š Lindenhurst, N.Y. Š Lindenhurst Š

General: A member of the Stags midfield unit … Has played in 15 career games, with one tally … Off the Field: Majoring in accounting … Earned 3.0 Club membership in the Spring 2009 and 2010 semesters … 2010: Appeared in 12 games, all as a reserve … Tallied his first collegiate point with a goal at #3 Maryland … 2009: Played in three games for the Stags ... Had a ground ball and caused turnover in the St. John’s win ... High School: Earned four var- sity letters, the last three for coach Andre Dartero's Bulldogs ... Helped the squad to a 12-4 record his senior season ... Served as team captain junior and senior year ... Tallied 137 career goals and 37 assists ... Honorable Mention All-America choice ... Named All- County twice ... Earned team MVP award ... Also lettered in basketball ... Personal: Nicholas Michael Tandoi ... Is the son of June and Vince Tandoi ... Has one brother and one sister.

Nick Tandoi Tandoi’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2009 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-1 .000 2010 12 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0-0 .000 Career 15 0 5 1 0 1 0 1 2 0-11 .000 Meet The Stags

#45 Tommy Whitlock #34 Ryan Yarusi Junior Š Defender Š 6-1 Š 185 Š Junior Š Midfielder Š 5-10 Š 175 Š Rockville, Md. Š Wooton Š Westfield, N.J. Š Westfield Š Salisbury School Š

General: Back for his third season as a member of General: Returns for his second season with the the Fairfield defensive unit … Has played 15 Stags lacrosse program and his third at the colle- games during his career with three ground balls giate level … Has played seven games in his colle- and a caused turnover … Off the Field: Finance giate career … Off the Field: International Business major ... 2010: Played in 10 games, mainly in the major ... Participated in the Haiti Service Learning Stags impressive man-down unit … Recorded his first collegiate Project in the Spring 2010 semester … 2010: Appeared in five games ground ball in the ECAC win at Bellarmine … Finished the year with during his first season at Fairfield … Recorded a ground ball in the three ground balls … Had his first collegiate caused turnover, along team's win over Hobart at home on March 27 … Before Fairfield: with a ground ball, at home versus Loyola … 2009: Appeared in the Spent the 2008-09 academic year at Loyola University Maryland … Stags games versus Georgetown and St. John's ... High School: Played in two games for the Greyhounds ... High School: Graduated Earned four varsity letters for coach Colin Thomson's Patriots ... from Westfield High in 2007 and spent the next year at Salisbury Served as team captain as a senior ... Led the squad to 62 wins, School ... Served as team captain his senior year at Westfield, lead- including a 19-1 mark as a junior ... Picked up 145 ground balls to go ing the team to a 16-5 record ... Personal: Ryan Alexander Yarusi ... along with four goals and 12 assists as a senior ... Named a US Is the son of Joyce and Wayne Yarusi ... Has a sister, Ashley, and a Lacrosse All-American as a senior ... Selected as Montgomery brother, Jason, who played football at Lehigh ... His cousin Christina County's Player of the Year by US Lacrosse ... Also earned First Team Timoni is a Fairfield student. All-County and All-Met honorable mention ... Earned First Team All- Yarusi’s Year-bby-YYear Stats County as a junior ... Also lettered in basketball ... Personal: Thomas Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Ellison Whitlock, II ... Is the son of Nancy and Tom Whitlock ... Has one 2009* 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 sister. 2010 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 Whitlock’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Career 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-00 .000 Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% * at Loyola University Maryland 2009 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 2010 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-0 .000 Career 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-00 .000

23 #2 Kevin Fritts Sophomore Š Attack Š 6-1 Š 165 Š Dallas, Texas Š Highland Park Š

General: Returns for his second season as a mem- ber of the Stags attack … Off the Field: Major undecided ... 2010: Appeared in six games during his rookie season … Tallied his first career point - an assist to Logan Rausse - in the Stags win over Bellarmine … Also picked up two ground balls in that victory … High School: Earned three varsity letters at Highland Park ... Helped his team to 35 wins his junior and senior seasons, capturing state titles both years ... Named MVP of the state championship game ... Selected First-Team All-State ... Named First Team All-Dallas ... An All- America Honorable Mention ... Scored 45 goals and added 26 assists to set the senior record in total points ... Named the team MVP and offensive MVP as a senior ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Personal: Kevin Herbert Fritts ... Is the son of Barbara and Brad Fritts ... His father played professional baseball from 1976-77 ... Has two brothers and a sister, Lauren, who graduated from Fairfield in 2004 ... His cousin Jacquelin graduated from Fairfield in 2010. Fritts’ Year-bby-YYear Stats Tommy Whitlock Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2010 6 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0-0 .000 Career 6 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0-00 .000 Meet The Stags

#42 Marshall Johnson Sophomore Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 190 Š Canandaigua, N.Y. Š Canandaigua Academy Š

General: Returns for his second year in the Stags midfield and as a face-off specialist … Off the Field: Engineering major ... 2010: ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (4/19, 5/10) … Appeared in 12 games, missing the contests versus Bryant and Villanova with an ankle injury … Finished the year with 11 points, touching net five times and handing out six assists … Won 51.8 percent (29-56) of the face-offs he contested on the year … Was 10-16 at the X in the finale at Quinnipiac, picking up a career-best four ground balls … Started his career with a three-point (1G, 2A) effort versus Lafayette … Had two points in the win at Colgate … Scored his first career game- winning goal against Air Force … Won 14-25 face-offs against Loyola and Hartford … High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Ed Mullieron ... Led his squad to 78 victories in four seasons, culminat- ing in a 2009 State Championship ... Scored 41 goals and had 18 Marshall Johnson assists as a senior earning All-America accolades ... Named the 2009 Greater Rochester Player of the Year after winning 84 percent of his face-offs ... Served as team captain as a senior ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Personal: Marshall Winship Johnson ... Is #38 Dan Niebler the son of Susan and John Johnson ... Has one sister. Sophomore Š Defender Š 6-4 Š 195 Š Johnson’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Garden City, N.Y. Š Garden City Š Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2010 12 0 15 5 6 11 1 9 0 29-56 .518 General: Joined the Stags roster in the Fall of 2010 Career 12 0 15 5 6 11 1 9 0 29-556 .518 and will compete for playing time on defense … Off The Field: Business Major … High School: Earned three varsity letters at Garden City for coach Steve Finnell … Helped lead the Trojans to a 17-4 mark 24 his senior season, and three consecutive Nassau County Championship crowns … Earned All-County Honorable Mention … Selected a New York State Scholar-Athlete … also lettered in football … Personal: Daniel James Niebler … Is the son of Gerilyn and Bob Niebler … Has two brothers, with one, Bobby, playing football at Catholic University. #43 Brian Marques Sophomore Š Defender Š 6-0 Š 185 Š #31 Grayson Phillips West Simsbury, Conn. Š Taft School Š Sophomore Š Midfielder Š 5-10 Š 195 Š Oak Park, Calif. Š Oak Park Š General: Returns for his second season as a mem- ber of the Stags defensive unit … Off the Field: General: Back for his second season as a midfield- Communication major … Earned a spot in the 3.0 er with the Stags … Off the Field: Business major Club in the 2010 Spring semester ... Coached a ... Earned Dean's List and 3.0 Club in the 2010 youth lacrosse team in the Summer of 2010 … Is Spring semester … Residing in the Creative Life residing in the Justice Residential College as a sophomore … 2010: Living & Learning Community … Elected President Did not see game action as a freshman … High School: Spent the of Campion Hall his freshman year … 2010: Appeared in four games 2008-09 academic year at The Taft School, where he led the team to as a reserve … Recorded a ground ball in the Stags ECAC win at a 12-5 record ... Led the team with 45 ground balls ... Earned two var- Bellarmine … High School: Earned four varsity letters at Oak Park, sity letters at Simsbury as the squad posted a 28-9 mark ... Personal: leading the team to a state title as a sophomore ... Team earned 54 Brian Albert Marques ... Is the son of Jane and Al Marques ... Has a wins, including a perfect 17-0 mark his sophomore year ... Won 66 twin sister, Taylor, a cheerleader at Penn State. percent of his face-offs for his career, picking up 180 ground balls ... Marques’ Year-bby-YYear Stats Named a California All-America as senior, winning two-thirds of his Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% face-offs and picking up 101 ground balls ... Selected as the Ventura 2010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 County Sports Hall of Fame Male Athlete of the Year ... Received the Career 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-00 .000 Ventura County Star Scholar-Athlete award ... Personal: Grayson Andrew Phillips ... Is the son of Lisa and Ralph Phillips ... His father played football at Stanford ... Has a brother and a sister. Phillips’ Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2010 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3-6 .500 Career 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3-66 .500 Meet The Stags

#22 Matt Rubertone #10 Gordie Wells Sophomore Š Defender Š 6-1 Š 200 Š Sophomore Š Defender Š 6-0 Š 150 Š Manhasset, N.Y. Š Manhasset Š Doylestown, Pa. Š LaSalle Š

General: Returns for a second season as a mem- General: Returns for his second season with the ber of the Fairfield defensive unit … Off the Field: Stags … Continues his transition from midfielder to Major undecided ... Is residing in the Just-Us long-pole … Off the Field: Major undecided ... Residential College during his sophomore year … Earned membership in the Athletics Department 2010: Saw action in nine games as a rookie … 3.0 Club in the Spring 2010 semester … 2010: Started the final two games of the season, with his first collegiate Appeared in all 14 games of his rookie season as a reserve … Caused starting nod at #3 Maryland ... Had his first collegiate caused a turnover in his collegiate debut against Lafayette … Finished the turnover against the Terps ... Recorded a ground ball and caused year with seven caused turnovers and six ground balls … Had two CT's turnover in the game at Quinnipiac … Collected his first collegiate and two GB's in the Stags wins over Bellarmine and Hartford … Had ground ball in the home win over Hartford … High School: Earned all of his ground balls in the final seven games of the season, with three varsity letters at Manhasset ... Led the team to a 20-1 mark in one in the finale at Quinnipiac … High School: Earned three varsity let- 2009 and a state title ... Selected to All-County Team as a senior, as ters for the Explorers ... Helped the squad to the 2008 and 2009 well as being named Academic All-County ... Earned All-County honor- Pennsylvania State Championship ... Named First Team All-Catholic in able mention as a junior ... Member of the National Honor Society ... 2009 and was an honorable mention selection after his junior sea- Personal: Matthew Vincent Rubertone ... Is the son of Donna and son ... Earned Unsung Hero Award as a senior as he helped the team Steven Rubertone ... Has three sisters and a brother, Michael, who to a 21-4 record ... Personal: Gordan Mark Wells ... Is the son of played baseball at Fairfield. Phyllis and Clayton Wells ... Has a brother, Clay - a teammate with the Stags - and a sister. Rubertone’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Wells’ Year-bby-YYear Stats 2010 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0-0 .000 Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% Career 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0-00 .000 2010 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 7 0-0 .000 Career 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 7 0-00 .000 #3 Sam Snow Sophomore Š Attack Š 6-3 Š 195 Š Bainbridge, Wash. Š Bainbridge Š 25 General: Returns for his sophomore season as a member of the Stags attack … Off the Field: Business major ... Member of the Athletics Department 3.0 Club in both of his freshman semesters … 2010: All-EECAC Second Team … NEILA Player of the Week (3/9) … ECAC Rookie of the Week (2/22, 3/8, 3/29, 4/26) … ECAC Weekly Honor Roll (3/1, 4/5, 4/12) … Appeared in 12 games, missing the final two with injury … Started 11 times … Finished the campaign as the Stags top offensive scorer, tal- lying 27 points and at least one point in every game he played … Both his goal (15) and assist (12) totals were good for second on the team … Began his collegiate career with a three-point (1G, 2A) effort at Lafayette and followed that with a tally in the Stags win over Bryant … Was named NEILA Player of the Week following a four-goal effort at Villanova on March 6 … Began his ECAC career with three consecu- tive three-point games in victories over Ohio State, Hobart and Bellarmine … Connected for his second hat trick of the year against Denver - the final game he played in 2010 - finishing with four points … High School: Earned three varsity letters in leading the Spartans to 52 wins ... Scored 150 career points ... Named First-Team All-State in 2008 and 2009 ... Served as a team captain his final two years ... Led the team to a 19-0 mark in 2007, resulting in a Washington State Title ... Scored 70 points, 50 goals, as a senior to earn All-America accolades ... Named Team MVP his final two seasons ... Personal: Gordie Wells Samuel Thomas Snow ... Is the son of Cheryl and Patrick Snow ... Has one brother. Snow’s Year-bby-YYear Stats Year GP GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT FO FO% 2010 12 11 40 15 12 27 0 9 2 0-0 .000 Career 12 11 40 15 12 27 0 9 2 0-00 .000 Meet The Stags

#14 Chris Ames #24 Alex Cramer Freshman Š Defender Š 6-1 Š 170 Š Freshman Š Attack Š 6-1 Š 185 Š Plainfield, Conn. Š Suffield Academy Š Bridgton Š Annapolis, Md. Š Severn School Š General: Will join the Stags defensive corps as a General: Will add depth up front for the Stags … rookie … Off the Field: Biology major … High Off the Field: Planning on a business management School: Spent the 2009-10 academic year at major … High School: Led Severn School to 44 Brigdton Academy playing for coach Garrett wins in earning four varsity letters … Finished his Bamann ... Earned three varsity letters at Suffield career with 139 goals and 40 assists … Tallied 35 Academy, serving as team captain as a senior … Named All-League as points, including 29 goals as a senior captain, earning Attackman of a senior, as well as being selected to the adidas All-America New the Year honors from his team … Led the squad in scoring his final England Team … Earned his squads Charlie Cahn Award as a sopho- three seasons … Named to the 2009 Baltimore UnderArmour All- more, presented to the most improved player … Also lettered in America Team … Personal: Alexander C. Cramer … Is the son of wrestling … Personal: Christopher August Ames … Is the son of Mary Dianne and Peter Cramer … Has a brother, Russell, who sailed for the and Douglas Ames … Has one sister. University of Maryland. #16 Eamon Burke Freshman Š Attack/Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 160 Š Greenlawn, N.Y. Š Harborfields Š General: Expected to play in the midfield for the Stags … Off the Field: Undecided on his major … #18 Gary Davies High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Greg Taylor, scoring 110 goals and dishing out 78 Freshman Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 200 Š assists … Named All-County in both his junior and Orchard Park, N.Y. Š Orchard Park Š senior seasons … Scored 34 goals and handed out 15 assists as a General: Begins his first season with the Stags senior, while serving as team captain … Named to the 2009 Long and is expected to contribute on the defensive Island UnderArmour All-America Team … Personal: Eamon James side of the ball … Off the Field: Business major … Burke … Is the son of Merle and James Burke … Has a sister, Erin, High School: Earned three varsity letters for coach who played women's lacrosse at Boston University. Gene Tundo at Orchard Park, leading the team to 26 56 wins in that time span … Named 85th in the 2010 InsideLacrosse #40 Andrew Bryant Top-100 … A two-time All-Western New York and All-League selection … Finished his career with 375 ground balls, 15 goals, 35 assists, Freshman Š Goalkeeper Š 5-9 Š 130 Š and 135 caused turnovers … Helped the squad to three consecutive Montclair, N.J. Š Montclair Š Section 6 Championships … Served as team captain his senior year, picking up 150 ground balls and causing 52 turnovers … Personal: General: A rookie that will add depth in the crease Gary Thomas Davies … Is the son of Sue and Tom Davies … Has a this season … Off the Field: Major undecided … brother and a sister. High School: Earned two varsity letters for coach Peter von Hoffman at Montclair High School … Helped the squad to a 28-10 record in those two seasons, including a Group 4 State Championship his senior year … Served as the team captain of that championship squad, stopping 70 percent of the shots he faced … Selected Third-Team All-State by the Star Ledger as a senior … A First-Team All-State Group 4 selection #21 Pete De Salvo and a Second-Team All-Gibbs Conference his final season … Helped Freshman Š Midfielder Š 6-1 Š 190 Š his Essex County squad capture the 2009 Garden State Games title Eastchester, N.Y. Š Iona Prep Š … Personal: Andrew Paul Bryant … Is the son of Caryl Heaton and Stephen Bryant … Has one brother. General: Joins the Stags midfield for his first sea- son … Off the Field: Accounting major … High #27 Geordie Carrick School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Rick Trizano at Iona Prep … Led the Gaels to a 78-16 Freshman Š LSM Š 5-10 Š 165 Š record over his four seasons, including back-to- Hingham, Mass. Š Rivers School Š back CHSAA State Championships in 2009 and 2010 … Tallied 115 career points, scoring 71 goals and handing out 44 assists … Served General: Anticipated to be a member of the Stags as team captain his senior season, netting 36 goals and finishing defensive unit … Off the Field: Plans on majoring in with 52 points … Won four CHSAA League titles and named All- economics … High School: Earned four varsity let- CHSAA in his final three seasons … Selected All-Metro Second Team ters at The Rivers School … Helped the squad to as a junior … Also lettered in football, helping the Gaels to an unde- 24 wins his final two seasons, including a 14-2 feated 2008 state championship … Personal: Peter Michael De Salvo mark and an ISL Championship in 2009 … Selected All-New England … Is the son of Jean and Peter De Salvo … Has a brother and a sister. and All-ISL … Earned the 2010 Ferris Thomsen Jr. Award for leader- ship, dedication and athletic achievement … Presented the 11th Man Award as a rookie … Personal: George Andrew Carrick … Is the son of Nina and George Carrick … Has two sisters … His uncle, Jack, played lacrosse at the University of New Hampshire. 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#41 Jay Duffy #35 Greg Perraut Freshman Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 150 Š Freshman Š Defender Š 6-1 Š 180 Š Montclair, N.J. Š Montclair Š Bethesda, Md. Š Georgetown Prep Š General: Will compete for playing time in the mid- General: Begins his first season as a defender with field … Off the Field: Business major … High the Stags … Off the Field: Major undecided … High School: Earned three varsity letters for Coach School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Kevin Peter von Hoffmann at Montclair High School … Giblin at Georgetown Prep, leading the squad to a Finished his varsity career with 76 goals, 49 78-11 record in that time … Helped the Hoyas to assists and 64 ground balls … Led the Mounties to the 2010 New three IAL Lacrosse Championships … Finished his career with 103 Jersey Group 4 State Championship, with a 17-4 record … Named ground balls, 40 caused turnovers and a goal … Served as team cap- First-Team All-State and All-GIBBS Division his final season, after tain his senior season and was named the team's Most Improved totaling 59 points and 38 ground balls … Selected Second-Team All- Player … Picked up 60 ground balls and had 22 caused turnovers dur- GIBBS in 2009, as well as being an All-State Honorable Mention … ing the 2010 campaign, garnering First-Team All-State, All-Gazette, Lettered in soccer and hockey … Personal: James King Duffy … Is the and Montgomery County All-Star accolades … Named Second Team son of Dara and Blaise Duffy … Has two brothers and a sister. All-Met by the Washington Post following his senior campaign … Lettered in football as a sophomore … Member of the National Honor #47 Jordan Greenfield Society … Personal: Gregory Thomas Perraut … Is the son of Sharon and Ed Perraut … His father played football and rugby at Princeton … Freshman Š Attack Š 5-10 Š 170 Š Has two brothers - Ryan, who played lacrosse at Georgetown, and Dover, Mass. Š Rivers School Š Michael, who played football at Davidson, and a sister. General: Joins the Stags attack corps this season … Off the Field: Business major … High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Justin Walker at The Rivers School … Finished his career as the #12 Eric Warden all-time leading scorer, with 240 points, which was good for second in ISL history … Helped lead the Red Wings to the Freshman Š Attack Š 5-11 Š 195 Š 2009 ISL Championship … Served as team captain his senior season, Glen Mills, Pa. Š Garnet Valley Š netting 41 goals and 32 assists, to earn US Lacrosse All-America … Played in the US Lacrosse Champion High School Showcase following General: Is a member of the Stags attack unit … his senior season … Set ISL single-season record for points and Off the Field: Finance major … High School: Earned assists in 2009 … Named an All-New England All-Star that season … four varsity letters at Garnet Valley, helping the 27 Played for the New England Fighting Clams … An InsideLacrosse team to 65 wins … Named the MVP of his squad Player to Watch … Led the East team in scoring at the New England each of his last three seasons … Selected First- Prep All-Star Game … Personal: Jordan Taylor Greenfield … Is the son Team All-Delaware County those seasons as well … Named First-Team of Tina and Keith Greenfield … Has three sisters. All-Central in 2009 & 2010 … Also lettered in football, earning First- Team All-Delaware accolades his senior year … Personal: Eric David Warden … Is the son of Livia and Bill Warden - both of whom were var- #30 Shawn Honovich sity athletes at Hillsdale College … Has a brother and two sisters. Freshman Š Midfielder Š 6-1 Š 160 Š Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. Š Walter Panas Š General: Joins the Stags midfield for the 2011 campaign … Off the Field: Biology major … High School: Earned three varsity letters at Waltar #19 Frankie Wheeler-LaRusso Panas High School … Led the team to an 18-3 mark his senior season serving as team captain … Freshman Š Midfielder Š 5-11 Š 205 Š Named a U.S. Lacrosse All-America his senior season … Also lettered Belmont, Mass. Š Catholic Memorial Š in football … Personal: Shawn Paul Honovich … Is the son of Cynthia Honovich … Has three brothers and a sister ... His brother Billy is a for- General: Will play midfield for the Stags … Off the mer Stags defensive standout. Field: Psychology major … High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Brian Scott … Finished his career with 24 goals and 27 assists … #29 Connor Maniatty Served as team captain his senior year, earning Freshman Š Midfielder Š 6-0 Š 185 Š the team MVP award … Named a 2010 Boston Globe All-Star and earned First-Team All-Conference … Was a four-year varsity letter win- Avon, Conn. Š Avon Š ner in soccer as well, leading his squad to the 2010 Division 1 State General: Is in his first season as a member of the Crown … Personal: Francis Rodrigo Wheeler-LaRusso … Is the son of Stags midfield … Off the Field: Business major … Jeffrey Wheeler … Was born in Paraguay. High School: Earned four varsity letters at Avon … Finished his career with 120 goals and 75 assists … Tallied 45 goals with 32 assists as a senior, earning Second Team All-State honors … Served as team captain his final season … Was twice selected all-conference … A three-time Scholar-Athlete honoree … Personal: Connor Steven Maniatty … Is the son of Sarah and Peter Maniatty … Has a brother and a sister … His aunt, Ellen, attended Fairfield. 2011 Opponent Profiles

at Lafayette at Bryant QUINNIPIAC VILLANOVA February 19 at 1 p.m. February 26 at 1 p.m. March 1 at 7 p.m. March 1 at 1 p.m. Location ...... Easton, Pa. Location ...... Smithfield, R.I. Location ...... Hamden, Conn. Location ...... Villanova, Pa. Nickname ...... Leopards Nickname ...... Bulldogs Nickname ...... Bobcats Nickname ...... Wildcats Colors ...... Maroon & White Colors ...... Black, Gold & White Colors ...... Blue & Gold Colors ...... Blue & White Conference ...... Patriot League Conference ...... Independent Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Conference ...... Big East Home Field ...... Rappolt Field Home Field ...... Bryant Turf Field Home Field . . . .Quinnipiac Turf Field Home Field ...... Villanova Stadium Head Coach ...... Terry Mangan Head Coach ...... Mike Pressler Head Coach ...... Eric Fekete Head Coach ...... Michael Corrado Career Record ...... 25-67 Career Record ...... 276-120 Career Record ...... 46-72 Career Record ...... 33-28 Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... 47-18 Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... Same 2010 Record (conf) ...... 8-6 (3-3) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 12-5 (N/A) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 8-6 (4-3) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 10-5 (4-2) Lacrosse SID ...... Matt Panto Lacrosse SID ...... Allie Weinberger Lacrosse SID ...... Greg Ott Lacrosse SID ...... Krissy Woods SID Phone ...... 610-657-2254 SID Phone ...... 401-232-6558 SID Phone ...... 203-582-5387 SID Phone ...... 610-519-6460 E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail [email protected] Website ...... GoLeopards.com Website ...... BryantBulldogs.com Website . . . . .QuinnipiacBobcats.com Website ...... Villanova.com

AIR FORCE VERMONT COLGATE at Hobart March 11 at 7 p.m. March 14 at 3 p.m. March 19 at 1 p.m. March 26 at Noon Location . . . .Colorado Springs, Colo. Location ...... Burlington, Ver. Location ...... Hamilton, N.Y. Location ...... Geneva, N.Y. Nickname ...... Falcons Nickname ...... Catamounts Nickname ...... Raiders Nickname ...... Statesmen Colors ...... Blue & Silver Colors ...... Green & Gold Colors ...... Maroon, Gray & White Colors ...... Royal Purple & Orange Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Conference ...... America East Conference ...... Patriot League Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Home Field .Cadet Lacrosse Stadium Home Field . . . .Moulton Winder Field Home Field ...... Andy Kerr Stadium Home Field ...... Boswell Field Head Coach ...... Eric Seremet Head Coach ...... Ryan Curtis Head Coach ...... Jim Nagle Head Coach ...... T.W. Johnson Career Record ...... 8-20 Career Record ...... 16-44 Career Record ...... 128-82 Career Record ...... 59-31 Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... 63-43 Record at School ...... 18-24 2010 Record (conf) ...... 1-13 (0-7) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 3-13 (2-3) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 3-10 (2-4) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 3-11 (1-6) Lacrosse SID . . . . .Melissa McKeown Lacrosse SID ...... Ben Dickie Lacrosse SID ...... Gloria Nantulya Lacrosse SID ...... Ken DeBolt SID Phone ...... 719-333-9025 SID Phone ...... 802-656-1188 SID Phone ...... 315-228-6761 SID Phone ...... 315-781-3146 E-mail [email protected] E-mail . . . [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] Website . . . . .GoAirForceFalcons.com Website ...... uvmathletics.com Website . . . . .GoColgateRaiders.com Website ...... hwsathletics.com 28 BELLARMINE at Loyola at Hartford HOFSTRA April 2 at 1 p.m. April 9 at 1 p.m. April 12 at 4 p.m. April 16 at 11 p.m. Location ...... Louisville, Ky. Location ...... Baltimore, Md. Location ...... West Hartford, Conn. Location ...... Hempstead, N.Y. Nickname ...... Knights Nickname ...... Greyhounds Nickname ...... Hawks Nickname ...... Pride Colors ...... Scarlet & Silver Colors ...... Green & Grey Colors ...... Scarlet & White Colors ...... Gold, White & Blue Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Conference ...... America East Conference ...... CAA Home Field ...... Frazier Stadium Home Field . .Ridley Athletic Complex Home Field ...... Al-Marzook Field Home Field . . . . .James M. Shuart Stadium Head Coach ...... Bart Sullivan Head Coach ...... Charley Toomey Head Coach ...... Peter Lawrence Head Coach ...... Seth Tierney Career Record ...... First Season Career Record ...... 28-7 Career Record ...... 19-65 Career Record ...... 36-23 Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... 11-59 Record at School ...... Same 2010 Record (conf) ...... 9-6 (3-4) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 9-5 (6-1) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 4-10 (1-4) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 9-5 (2-3) Lacrosse SID ...... John Spugnardi Lacrosse SID ...... Ryan Eigenbrode Lacrosse SID ...... Sarah Cote Lacrosse SID ...... Jim Sheehan SID Phone ...... 502-272-8078 SID Phone ...... 410-617-2337 SID Phone ...... 860-768-5110 SID Phone ...... 516-463-6764 E-mail . . [email protected] E-mail . . . . [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail . . [email protected] Website . . . .athletics.bellarmine.edu Website . . . . .LoyolaGreyhounds.com Website ...... HartfordHawks.com Website ...... GoHofstra.com

at Ohio State at Denver 2011 ECAC LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP April 23 at 11 a.m. April 30 at 1 p.m. (MT) Location ...... Columbus, Ohio Location ...... Denver, Colo. Nickname ...... Buckeyes Nickname ...... Pioneers Colors ...... Scarlet & Gray Colors ...... Crimson & Gold Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Conference ...... ECAC Lacrosse Home Field . .Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium Home Field . . .Peter Barton Stadium Head Coach ...... Nick Myers Head Coach ...... Bill Tierney For the first time in league history the ECAC Lacrosse League will Career Record ...... 8-8/1 Career Record ...... 272-93 have a postseason championship tournament to determine its Record at School ...... Same Record at School ...... 12-5 NCAA representative. The top-four squads from the regular season 2010 Record (conf) ...... 7-8 (3-4) 2010 Record (conf) ...... 12-5 (7-0) will travel to Denver, Colo. on May 6 and May 8 to play a single-elim- Lacrosse SID ...... Leann Parker Lacrosse SID ...... Nicole Dupes ination tournament at Peter Barton Stadium. Denver, Loyola, SID Phone ...... 614-688-0294 SID Phone ...... 303-871-4990 Quinnipiac and Fairfield would have qualified if the tournament had E-mail ...... [email protected] E-mail ...... [email protected] Website . . . .OhioStateBuckeyes.com Website ...... DenverPioneers.com it been held last season. 2010 Season Review 2010 Season Review

The Happy Recap: For the second consecutive season under combined. Brent Adams and Joe Marra were both named to head coach Andy Copelan’s tutelage, the Fairfield University the All-ECAC First Team, while Sean Bannon, Brendan McTague men’s lacrosse team posted a winning record, 8-6. It marks the and Sam Snow earned All-ECAC Second-Team accolades. first time since 1998-99 that the Stags have posted consecu- tive winning seasons. Man-DDown Dominance: The Stags where whistled for 52 penal- ties during the 2010 campaign, but were stingy in those man- Deja Vu: For the second time in as many seasons under Andy down situations. Fairfield allowed opponents to score on just Copelan the Stags posted a 4-3 record in ECAC Lacrosse 13 of those chances, 25 percent, to finish the season ranked League play. Once again, that record was good enough for a tie sixth in the country in that category. for third place - with Quinnipiac in 2010, after tying Penn State 2009. The four league wins equals the most for the program All-SStar Stags: For the second time in as many seasons the since joining the ECAC and has now been reached in three of Stags had two players - Joe Marra and Kevin Peters - selected the team’s five seasons as a member of the conference. Third- to play in the prestigious USILA North-South All-Star Game fol- place is also the highest Fairfield has finished since joining the lowing the season. It marked the seventh time since 2000, league for the 2006 campaign. that the Stags have had two players selected to play in the game in the same season. All told, 18 Fairfield Defensive Design: Fairfield’s defense players have been honored with a North/South proved to be one of the stingiest in the selection, beginning in 1997 with Tom nation during the year, ranking eighth in Saunders. Peters also played in the annual allowing only 8.36 goals per game. The NEILA East/West All-Start game at the end of Stags held four of their 14 opponents to the season. five or less goals, keeping Air Force and Making His Mark: After playing a reserve role Bryant to just three goals apiece. On the during the 2009 campaign, senior Joe Marra flip side, only three foes were able to reach wrestled the starting job from his teammates double-digits. and shown brightly during his final campaign with the Stags. He made a career-best 150 Stag-PPride: Fairfield players were honored saves, 10th best in the program’s history. Marra 30 for their individual accomplishments finished the campaign with a .597 save per- throughout the season, incuding five All- centage, second in the nation, and his 7.89 GAA ECAC selections - equaling the Stags ECAC ranked him fifth among all Division I goal keep- Joe Marra honorees from the previous four seasons ers.

2010 Game-by-Game Results Overall: 8-6 ECAC: 4-3 Home: 4-3 Away: 3-3 Neutral: 1-0 Date Opponent Result Leading Scorer (GWG) Goalie of Record Feb. 20 LAFAYETTE L, 15-110 Snellman - 3 Marra Feb. 27 BRYANT W, 5-33 Trunz, Plominski, Peters, Marra Mulford, Snow (Trunz) Mar. 6 at Villanova L, 8-6 Snow - 4 Marra Mar. 13 vs. #3 Notre Dame (Houston, Texas) W, 10-8 Peters, Adams - 2 (Trunz) Marra Mar. 20 at Colgate W, 10-8 Adams, Snellman, Baglio - 2 (Baglio) Marra Mar. 23 OHIO STATE* W, 10-88 Plominski, Peters - 2 (Plominski) Marra Mar. 27 HOBART* W, 14-55 Snellman - 3 (Kuring) Marra April 3 at Bellarmine* W, 13-4 Snellman - 3 (Bannon) Marra April 10 #9 LOYOLA* L, 9-44 Snow, Trunz, Adams, Marra Plominski April 13 HARTFORD W, 12-99 Baglio - 3 (Plominski) Marra April 20 at Air Force* W, 4-3 Kuring, Johnson, Baglio, Snow (Johnson) Marra April 24 #20 DENVER* (Rentschler Field) L, 9-88 Snow - 4 Marra May 1 at #3 Maryland L, 17-4 Adams - 2 Marra May 8 at Quinnipiac* L, 11-10 (ot) Snellman, Rausse, Plominski - 2 Marra BOLD CAPS indicates home game * Indicates ECAC Lacrosse League game 2010 Season Review

2010 ECAC Final Standings College Lacrosse USA and then went on to have an impressive sophomore season. He tallied a team-best 16 goals on the ECAC Overall year, making him the Stags active goal scoring leader at 32. School W-LL Pct. W-LL Pct. Adams completed the season fifth on the team in total scoring Denver 7-0 1.000 12-5 .706 with 17 points. For his efforts in the midfield during the year, Loyola 6-1 .857 9-5 .643 Adams earned First-Team All-NEILA and Second-Team All-ECAC Quinnipiac 4-3 .571 8-6 .571 accolades. Fairfield 4-3 .571 8-6 .571 Face-OOff Fun: Steve Golmont served as the Stags primary face- Bellarmine 3-4 .429 9-6 .600 off man during 2010 and had one of the top seasons in pro- Ohio State 3-4 .429 7-8 .467 gram history. He won a personal-best 105 face-offs across his Hobart 1-6 .143 3-11 .214 13 games, the eighth most in a single-season in program histo- Air Force 0-7 .000 1-13 .071 ry. Golmont finished 39th nationally with a .493 winning per- centage, a number good for 10th in a single-season at Fairfield. New England Recognition: For the fifth time since 2002, and Golmont also added two assists, the first of his career, during a the first in two years, the Stags had a pair of players named to season that saw him pick up 36 ground balls. the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (NEILA) All-New England First Team. Brent Adams and Sean Bannon Don’t Mess With Texas: The Stags played their first-ever game were recoginzed and are the 14th and 15th honorees in pro- in the state of gram history. The Stags have had a player named to the NEILA Texas, taking on First or Second Team in every season since 1999. then third- ranked Notre Snow Day: Rookie Sam Snow made an immediate impact on Dame at The the 2010 season, leading the team in scoring with 27 points. Kinkaid School He didn’t lead the team in goals or assists, but his 15 tallies in Houston, and 12 assists were both good for second on the roster. Snow Texas. Fairfield netted a personal-best four goals at Villanova and was the jumped out to a NEILA Offensive Player of the Week as a result. A seven-time 4-0 lead after 31 Weekly Award honoree from the ECAC, with four Rookie of the the first quarter Week accolades, Snow was recognized by the leagues head on its way to a coaches with a Second Team selection at the end of the cam- 10-8 win over paign. His second four-point effort came against Denver on the eventual ESPNU, with national runner- three goals up Fighting and an Irish. The num- ber-three rank- assist. It Kevin Peters also marked ing of the Irish the final of provided the 12 games Stags their highest-ranked victory. he played during the Ranking Us: The Stags received votes in both the coaches and year, miss- media national polls in seven weeks during the 2010 cam- ing the final paign, beginning with the March 15 poll. Fairfield moved as two with an high as 14th in the April 5 coaches poll and were 16th that injury. week in the media poll. The team received votes in both of the April 26th polls. A For A d a m s : 10-tto-88: Fairfield won three of its eight victories by the same B r e n t score, 10-8, and all in consecutive manner. The streak started Adams was with a March 13 win over Notre Dame and continued the next selected as week at Colgate and concluded with the ECAC opening win over a preseason Ohio State. All told, Fairfield scored exactly 10 goals in five All-America games (3-2) and reached double-digit goal tallies in eight Honorable games - with a season-high 14 goals versus Hobart. Mention by 2010 Stats

- - - SHOTS - - -- - GOALS - - Name GP/GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pct Pen/Min Snow, Sam 12/11 15 12 27 40 .375 32 .800 0 1 0 9 14 2 0-0 .000 1/1.0 Trunz, Max 14/14 7 14 21 27 .259 17 .630 2 2 0 6 16 0 0-0 .000 2/1.5 Snellman, John 14/13 15 3 18 70 .214 39 .557 0 4 0 11 12 0 0-0 .000 7/6.5 Plominski, Matt 14/11 12 6 18 52 .231 30 .577 2 4 0 3 20 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Adams, Brent 14/5 16 1 17 53 .302 30 .566 0 0 0 28 20 4 0-0 .000 3/2.5 Kuring, Doug 11/11 8 6 14 29 .276 19 .655 1 0 0 15 9 0 0-0 .000 2/1.5 Baglio, Nick 14/0 11 2 13 30 .367 14 .467 1 0 0 6 7 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Mulford, Ryan 13/11 8 3 11 39 .205 27 .692 0 1 0 6 8 2 0-0 .000 5/5.5 Peters, Kevin 14/2 8 3 11 32 .250 17 .531 0 0 0 2 17 0 0-0 .000 2/1.0 Johnson, Marshall 12/0 5 6 11 15 .333 8 .533 1 0 0 9 11 0 29-56 .518 1/1.0 Rausse, Logan 14/3 8 0 8 21 .381 12 .571 0 5 0 2 5 3 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Bergsma, Graham 7/2 1 5 6 6 .167 5 .833 0 0 0 2 5 0 1-7 .143 1/0.5 Bannon, Sean 14/0 3 1 4 7 .429 5 .714 1 0 0 32 7 12 0-0 .000 9/8.5 Golmont, Steve 13/0 0 2 2 5 .000 3 .600 0 0 0 36 5 4 105-213 .493 4/3.0 Marko, Reed 14/0 1 0 1 10 .100 4 .400 0 0 0 28 2 12 1-4 .250 0/0.0 Esposito, Mike 10/0 1 0 1 5 .200 4 .800 0 0 0 2 7 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Tandoi, Nick 12/0 1 0 1 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Trombino, Chris 11/1 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 7 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Palmer, Drew 13/13 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 43 7 21 0-0 .000 6/5.0 Fritts, Kevin 6/0 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 2 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Wells, Clay 14/0 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0 0 28 9 11 0-0 .000 0/0.0 McTague, Brendan 14/14 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 35 10 13 0-0 .000 8/6.0 Phillips, Grayson 4/0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 0 3-6 .500 0/0.0 Rubertone, Matt 9/2 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 2 1 2 0-0 .000 1/0.5 Simeti, Rob 2/0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Gianelle, Michael 6/1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 3 1 0 0-0 .000 1/1.0 Whitlock, Tommy 13/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 3 0 1 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Reid, Tyler 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 32 Coleman, JD 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Yarusi, Ryan 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 McGoldrick, Dylan 1/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Cipriano, Charlie 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Callahan, Matt 12/12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 18 6 8 0-0 .000 3/2.5 Sawyer, Mike 9/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 6 1 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Wells, Gordie 14/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 0 7 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Kralovenec, Tommy 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-0 .000 0/0.0 Marra, Joseph 14/14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 22 10 4 0-0 .000 1/1.0 Team 14 120 67 187 457 .263 276 .604 8 17 0 398 240 109 139-2286 .486 57/48.5 Opponents...... 14 117 81 198 454 .258 279 .615 6 13 0 399 243 125 147-2286 .514 41/31.5 Name GP/GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct W L T Kralovenec, Tommy 1/0 15:00 1 4.00 2 .667 0 0 0 Marra, Joseph 14/14 775:56 102 7.89 150 .595 8 6 0 Cipriano, Charlie 3/0 43:27 11 15.19 8 .421 0 0 0 Coleman, JD 2/0 6:21 3 28.35 2 .400 0 0 0 Total...... 14 840:44 117 8.35 162 .581 8 6 0 Opponents...... 14 840:44 120 8.56 156 .565 6 8 0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total SHOTS ON GOAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Fairfield 26 32 33 29 0 120 Fairfield 58 76 85 57 0 276 Opponents 20 23 37 36 1 117 Opponents 58 63 78 78 2 279

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Fairfield 108 115 134 100 0 457 Fairfield 38 40 41 42 1 162 Opponents 96 117 118 120 3 454 Opponents 32 44 52 28 0 156 MAN-UUP Goals Chances Percent CLEARS Good Attempted Percent Fairfield 17 39 .436 Fairfield 219 273 .802 Opponents 13 52 .250 Opponents 228 268 .851 Stags History Fairfield Lacrosse Tradition

According to the American Heritage Dictionary of English their way to three consecutive league titles. Those three league Language, tradition is defined as “the passing down of ele- crowns, two ECAC tournament championships and all-star per- ments of a culture from generation to generation, especially by formances by players such as Matt Callaghan, Sam Peterson, oral communication ... A time-honored practice or set of such J.T. Groarke and Spencer Steele established the Stags as one practices.” of the premiere programs in the northeast and readied them to burst onto the national scene. Under the direction of its third varsity head coach, Andy Copelan, the Stags lacrosse program continues to build upon After only seven years as a Division I varsity program, the Stags the groundwork laid by those that have come before this sea- opened up the 2000 season as an independent program, play- sons squad. From the team's formation as a club program to ing their toughest schedule yet. That status and the caliber of the pioneers of the 1980s to a move to varsity status in 1993 players in the program brought their highest level of national to affiliated league play, Fairfield University has quickly built a recognition ever, a No. 27 preseason national ranking by Face- successful men's lacrosse tradition. Off Men's Lacrosse Yearbook.

“There is a strong tradition of winning at Fairfield,” says Every change brings a growing period and a learning curve and Copelan, “that was begun nearly 40 years ago. I accept the that's what the Stag's faced in the 2000 season. Fairfield challenge of meeting the aspirations of those that have played played a slate that consisted of six teams that finished the sea- and coached the Stags before me and continuing to build the son ranked nationally in the top-25. Still, they played valiantly framework of a great lacrosse program for those that are to fol- against the lacrosse giants of the country, falling in four games low.” by two goals or less.

The Fairfield lacrosse story began in 1973 when the Stags first In 2001, the program entered a new era as they joined the took the field as a club lacrosse program. One of the program's Great Western Lacrosse League (GWLL). That season, the greatest pioneers, Will Mraz, was a member of that founding Stags finished with a most impressive 3-2 conference record, team. In the inaugural season, Mraz led the team in most offen- good for second place. Fairfield claimed wins over Air Force, sive categories, which included 19 goals, four assists and 23 Butler, and Denver, and fell to Ohio State by a mere goal and points. In the fall of 1999, Mraz's efforts were rewarded as he to Notre Dame which went on to the Final Four of the NCAA 34 was inducted into Fairfield University's Athletic Hall of Fame. Tournament.

Mraz is one of five Fairfield lacrosse players that have been A program that had been a club team a mere 10 years prior inducted into the Hall of Fame. The first inductee was posted its finest season ever in 2002 as the Stags finished in Lawrence Puzzo, Class of 1973, who was enshrined in 1984 first-place in the GWLL with a 4-1 mark and snagged the con- and was joined by his classmate, Mraz, 15 years later. The ference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Fairfield fell Stags Class of 1998 is also represnted by two members, with in the first round to UMass, 17-4, but the ground work has been Hugh Coyle being inducted in 2004 and Matthew Callaghan a laid for a bright future. year later. The most recent inductee from the lacrosse program is Spencer Steele, Class of 2000, who was enshrined in 2007. They say history has a way of repeating itself and it did in 2005. The Stags won the GWLL with a 4-1 mark and advanced to the As the program grew through the 70s with talented scorers Bob NCAA Tournament for the second time, taking on eventual Rupp and John Hughes, and into the 80s, players such as John national runner-up Duke in the first round. The campaign saw Callegari, Hugh "Skeets" Coyle and Joe Sargent paved the way, the Stags win a single-season record tying 11 games, with a preparing the team for a jump to varsity play. In fact, the teams program-best seven game win streak. The Stags boasted wins from 1987-1989 combined to go 33-4, including 11-0 in 1987. over the likes of Harvard, Notre Dame, Penn State, Hobart and Ohio State during the season. Fairfield made that historic jump to varsity status for the 1993 season and opened up the campaign in grand style, defeating The 2006 season marked another momentous step on the evo- a visiting St. Joseph's squad, 11-6. The fledgling varsity pro- lution of the Stags lacrosse program. Fairfield became a mem- gram went through some lean years as they played highly com- ber of one of the nation's elite conferences, the ECAC Lacrosse petitive schedules, but the hard work would pay off in the long League. The team went 4-3 in their first year of ECAC competi- run. tion, including nearly upsetting eventual national runner-up UMass during the regular season. By 1996, the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) had formed a men's lacrosse league and Fairfield once again In two seasons under Andrew Copelan, the Stags have begun served as a pioneer, becoming one of the eight founding teams. to return to the national conversation. The Stags earned Under former coach Ted Spencer's first-year guidance, the arguably one of the most noteworthy victories in program histo- Stags made a splash by going undefeated in league play, on ry in the team’s first-ever game in the State of Texas in 2010. Fairfield Lacrosse Tradition

when he was taken 37th overall (seventh round) by Chicago. STAG MLL COLLEGIATE DRAFT PICKS His selection brings the total number of Fairfield alums that have been drafted, or signed contracts with MLL teams to 11. Joe Marra 2010 Seventh Round Peter Vlahakis was taken in the fourth round of the 2004 sup- Greg Downing 2007 First Round plemental draft, and continues to excel today. A member of the Long Island Lizards, Vlahakis has become one of the top face- off men in the MLL. STAG MLL SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT PICKS Chris Ajemian 2009 Seventh Round Downing continued his Stag firsts in November 2010, when he was selected to United States Indoor Lacrosse National Team. Chris Atwell 2009 12th Round He will be a member of the squad that represents the U.S. at Matt Scanlon 2008 First Round the 2011 World Indoor Lacrosse Championship in Prague, Czech Republic in May. Mike Bocklet 2007 Fifth Round Peter Vlahakis 2004 Fourth Round Fairfield players have performed on the international stage at C.J. Kemp 2004 Sixth Round other events as well. Current Stags, Tommy Kralovenec and John Snellman, along with former Stag Graham Bergsman, rep- Matt Buecker 2004 12th Round resented their families nation at the 2010 Lacrosse World Spencer Steele 2002 Third Round Championship.

STAG FREE AGENT PICKUPS Stag Varsity Captains Nate Bauers 2007 2011 Sean Bannon, Brendan McTague 2010 Game Captains Fairfield defeated, then #3, and eventual national runner-up 2009 Chris Ajemian, Jeff Cilente Notre Dame 10-8. That victory helped propel the team to its Billy Honovich, Matt Petre, Gary Raniolo 2008 Chris Atwell, Dan Boudreau, second consecutive winning season under Copelan. In each of 35 the first two seasons under the new head coach, Fairfield has Brendan Finnerty, Travis Nelson, posted 4-3 ECAC Lacrosse League records, and finished in a tie Matt Scanlon for third place. 2007 Chris Atwell, Mike Bocklet, Tim Gazzini, Chris Manley Copelan led the Stags to new heights in national exposure in 2006 Trevor Kelly, Josh Thornton 2010 when the team hosted Denver at Rentschler Field . The 2005 Tom Werney, Sean Flynn ECAC game was televised live in over 70 million homes on 2004 Tom Werney, Kevin Finnerty, Nate Bauers, ESPNU as part of the Warrior Classic. Keith Griffin, Rory McCarthy The challenges continue to evolve for Fairfield lacrosse, as the 2003 C.J. Kemp, Kris Klein, Tom Cook, 2011 season will bring the creation of the ECAC Lacrosse Matt Buecker League Tournament. For the first time in the league’s history, 2002 Joe Beaudet, Brian Holland, the ECAC representative to the NCAA Tournament will need to Shaun Graham, Marc Torrey win a four-team postseason crown. 2001 Peter Shanley, Josh Olson, Bryan Gautreau Brent Adams, Class of 2012, became the first Stag since Greg 2000 Spencer Steele, Mark Beckwith Downing, Class of 2007, to earn preseason All-America honors 1999 J.T. Groarke, Spencer Steele in 2010. He was named an honorable mention by Inside 1998 Matt Callaghan, Mike Keegan, Lacrosse after a freshman campaign that saw him earn All- Mike Maurillo, J.T. Groarke ECAC Second Team accolades. 1997 Tom Saunders, Sam Peterson Downing, the program’s first-ever three-time All-America hon- 1996 Paul Caulfield, Tim Zaino oree, has also gone on to represent the Fairfield lacrosse pro- 1995 Dan Sanders, Tim Zaino gram with much acclaim at the professional level. He was the 1994 Mike Paradise, Brian Harvey, first-ever Stag to be taken in the Major League Lacrosse Dan Sanders Collegiate draft, being taken in the first round in 2007. 1993 Tim Gately, Matt McCullough, Dan Wilmer

Joe Marra joined Downing on the list of MLL draftees in 2010, All-Time Roster

------A------Conneely, Peter ...... 1995-96 Graseck, Peter ...... 1993 Adams, Brent ...... 2009- Conroy, Sean ...... 1993-94 Graziano, Mike ...... 2005-08 Ahmuty, Mike ...... 1994-95 Conte, Lucien ...... 2003 Griffin, Keith ...... 2001-04 Ajemian, Chris ...... 2006-09 Cook, Tom ...... 2000-03 Groarke, J.T...... 1996-99 Alberi, Scott ...... 1995 Coughlin, Kevin ...... 2000-03 Andrews, Luke ...... 2007 Coyle, Ryan ...... 1998 Atwell, Chris ...... 2005-08 Creighton, Chris ...... 2009 ------B------Cyphers, Tim ...... 2004 Babbles, Peter ...... 2002-05 ------D------Baglio, Matt ...... 2001-04 Dalton, Kevin ...... 1998-2001 Baglio, Nick ...... 2008- DeVoe, Steve ...... 2002-03 Bamann, Garrett ...... 2002-04 Dickey, Will ...... 2005-08 Bamann, Troy ...... 2001-04 Donahue, Matt ...... 1999-2002 Bannon, Sean ...... 2008- Doran, Greg ...... 1993-95 Barry, Mike ...... 1995 Downing, Greg ...... 2004-07 Basti, John ...... 1996,1999 Drews, Mike ...... 1996 Bauers, Nate ...... 2001-04 Driscoll, Matt ...... 1993-94 Beaudet, Joe ...... 1999-02 Dudley, Piet ...... 2007 Beckwith, Mark ...... 1997-00 Dupcak, Mark ...... 1996-97 Billy Honovich Benoit, Shamus ...... 1994-95 Dupcak, Scott ...... 1995-98 Bergsma, Graham ...... 2007-10 ------E------H------Berk, Simon ...... 2002-03 Easterbrooks, Chris ...... 1998 Hammill, Brian ...... 1995 Bocklet, Matt ...... 2005-06 Edgar, Brad ...... 1998-2001 Harbeck, Craig ...... 2006-07 Bocklet, Mike ...... 2004-07 Edmundowicz, Bobby ...... 2005-07 Harder, Jack ...... 2002 Bolten, Peter ...... 1998 Embersit, Mike ...... 2005 Harty, Dan ...... 1998-99 36 Boudreau, Dan ...... 2005-08 Esposito, Mike ...... 2009-10 Harvey, Brian ...... 1993-94 Bowen, Scott ...... 1998-2001 ------F------Hemsley, John ...... 2000 Brady, Devon ...... 1998-99 Farrell, Dennis ...... 1996 Herlihy, Rick ...... 2003-05 Brandel, Tom ...... 1998-99 Fay, Sean ...... 2005-08 Herman, Kyle ...... 2003-05 Brassel, Ryan ...... 2005-07 Ferrigno, Rock ...... 1993 Hettler, Dan ...... 2006-09 Broussard, Ed ...... 1994 Finnerty, Brendan ...... 2005-08 Hilpert, Casey ...... 2002-03 Buecker, Matt ...... 2000-03 Finnerty, Kevin ...... 2002-04 Hines, Ed ...... 1993 Bukowsky, Jason ...... 1998-2000 Fitzgerald, Brian ...... 2007 Holland, Brian ...... 1999-2002 Bura, Dan ...... 1998-2000 Flanagan, Will ...... 2005 Honovich, Billy ...... 2006-09 ------C------Flynn, Sean ...... 2002-05 Hovey, Pat ...... 2006-09 Cabrey, Andrew ...... 2006-07 Foster, Darren ...... 1993 Hussey, Jeff ...... 2005-08 Califano, AJ ...... 2002-03 Fox, Peter ...... 1995 ------I------Callaghan, Matt ...... 1995-98 Fritts, Kevin ...... 2010- Iorio, Bryan ...... 1998 Callahan, Matt ...... 2010 Fullam, Chris ...... 1995-96 ------J------Campbell, Chris ...... 2007-09 Furst, Chris ...... 1994 Johnson, Jeff ...... 1994-95 Campbell, Colin ...... 1995-96 Fuschillo Chris ...... 1994-95 Johnson, Marshall ...... 2010- Campbell, Tim ...... 1993 ------G------Judge, Jimmy ...... 2002-04 Cartwright, Jeff ...... 1994 Gately, Tim ...... 1993 Judge, Pat ...... 2007 Castele, Matt ...... 2005 Gautreau, Bryan ...... 1998-2001 Jurgens, Dan ...... 2001-03 Catterton, Ryan ...... 2003-04 Gazzini, Tim ...... 2004-07 ------K------Caulfield, Jim ...... 1996 Geller, Sam ...... 2005 Keegan, Jim ...... 1997-2000 Caulfield, Paul ...... 1994-96 Geluso, Justin ...... 2000-03 Keegan, Mike ...... 1995-98 Champney, Geoff ...... 2000-01 Gianelle, Mike ...... 2007-10 Keinath, Charles ...... 2004-07 Cilente, Jeff ...... 2005-09 Gibbons, Corey ...... 2002-04 Kelley, Matt ...... 1994 Cipriano, Charlie ...... 2009- Golmont, Steve ...... 2008- Kelly, Sean ...... 1998, 2000 Coleman, JD ...... 2008-10 Gorman, Brian ...... 2004-07 Kelly, Trevor ...... 2003-06 Conley, Stephen ...... 2003 Graham, Shaun ...... 1999-2002 Kemp, C.J...... 2000-03 All-Time Roster

Kenny, Kevin ...... 1994-97 Olson, Jacob ...... 2004-07 Shannon, Devon ...... 2001-04 Keough, Geoff ...... 2002-03 Olson, Josh ...... 1998-2001 Shaver, Jon ...... 2002-03 Keryc, Jason ...... 1996-98 Orchant, Josh ...... 2007-09 Shershenovich, Thomas ...... 2002 Kim, Henry ...... 1993 ------P------Simeti, Rob ...... 2008-10 King, Jeff ...... 2000 Smet, Andy ...... 1998 Kirnie, Nate ...... 2004-07 Smith, Sully ...... 2010- Klein, Kris ...... 2000-03 Snellman, John ...... 2009- Kleva, Greg ...... 1994-95 Snow, Sam ...... 2010- Knight, Kevin ...... 2010 Stanton, Brian ...... 2005-08 Kovach, Mike ...... 1995-96,1998 Stebbins, John ...... 2002-04 Kralovenec, Tommy ...... 2009- Steele, Spencer ...... 1997-2000 Kruger, Michael ...... 2004-07 Sullivan, Brian ...... 1994 Kuring, Doug ...... 2008- Sullivan, Shaun ...... 1994 Kusak, John ...... 2000-03 Sweeney, John ...... 1993-94 ------L------T------Laden, Devin ...... 1994-96, 1998 Tandoi, Nick ...... 2009- Lange, Brian ...... 2003-06 Tarr, Brad ...... 1996-97, 1999 Lanzaro, Matt ...... 2008- Taylor, Dan ...... 1998 Lattimore, Nick ...... 2005-08 Matt Petre Terotola, Brian ...... 1994 Lopes, Nick ...... 1994, 1996 Thompson, Ben ...... 1995-96 ------M------Palmer, Drew ...... 2010- Thornton, Josh ...... 2003-06 Manley, Chris ...... 2003-07 Paradise, Mike ...... 1993-94 Tierney, Chris ...... 1994 Mansolino, Ray ...... 1998-99 Peters, Kevin ...... 2007-10 Tobin, D.J...... 1998-2000 Marko, Reed ...... 2009- Peterson, Sam ...... 1994-97 Torrey, Marc ...... 1998-2002 Marques, Brian ...... 2010- Petre, Matt ...... 2006-09 Trombino, Chris ...... 2008- Marra, Joseph ...... 2008-10 Petrocelli, Jim ...... 1998 Trunz, Max ...... 2008- 37 Martin, Casey ...... 2005-07 Phillips, Grayson ...... 2010- Turco, Peter ...... 1994-96 Martin, Luke ...... 2005-08 Plominski, Matt ...... 2008------U------Matthews, Wes ...... 1998-99 ------R------Urquhart, Andrew ...... 2007-08 Maurillo, Mike ...... 1995-98 Raasch, Scott ...... 2001 ------V------McCarthy, Rory ...... 2001-04 Raniolo, Gary ...... 2006-09 Virga, Mike ...... 2000 McCullough, Matt ...... 1993 Rausse, Logan ...... 2007-10 Vlahakis, Peter ...... 2001-04 McGoldrick, Dylan ...... 2009- Reichert, Jim ...... 1997-99 Voight, Ricky ...... 2000-03 McGovern, Mike ...... 1998-00 Reid, Tyler ...... 2010 Von Heyn, Brandon ...... 2002 McLane, Brian ...... 1997, 1999-2000 Reynolds, Kevin ...... 2006-07 ------W------McMurrer, Ryan ...... 1997-2000 Riley, Terrance ...... 1999 Walsh, Brendan ...... 2010 McShane, Tom ...... 2005-06 Romano, Frank ...... 1995 Weeda, David ...... 1993-94 McTague, Brendan ...... 2008- Rosenthal, Michael ...... 2003 Welch, Tim ...... 1994-96 Meara, Bill ...... 1998-99 Rubertone, Matt ...... 2010- Wells, Clay ...... 2008- Moore, Paul ...... 1993 Rubino, Randall ...... 1993-94 Wells, Gordie ...... 2010- Mulford, Justin ...... 2007-09 ------S------Werney, Tom ...... 2001-02, 2004-05 Mulford, Ryan ...... 2008- Sanders, Dan ...... 1993-95 Whalen, Brian ...... 2000-03 Mullen, Mark ...... 1996 Santangelo, John ...... 1993 Wheeler, Tony ...... 1993 Mulvey, Mike ...... 1995 Saunders, Tom ...... 1994-97 Whitlock, Tommy ...... 2009------N------Savage, Mark ...... 1998 Wilmer, Dan ...... 1993 Nagel, Andrew ...... 2010 Sawyor, Mike ...... 2010 Wilson, Jarrad ...... 2004-06 Nelson, Travis ...... 2005-08 Scanlon, Matt ...... 2005-08 Wolff, Kevin ...... 2006-07 Norbo, Nate ...... 2008-09 Schleider, Benner ...... 2010 ------Y------Nowak, David ...... 1995 Schmerge, Brett ...... 2003 Yarusi, Ryan ...... 2010- Nowicki, Brent ...... 1998-2000 Scipioni, Rob ...... 1999-2002 ------Z------O------Scott, Matt ...... 1999-2002 Zaino, Tim ...... 1994-96 O'Shea, Mike ...... 1995-97 Shanley, Peter ...... 1998-2001 Zande, Steve ...... 2007-09 Record Book

Goals Saves 1. Spencer Steele (97-00) ...... 147 1. Sam Peterson (94-97) ...... 1077 2. Matt Callaghan (95-98) ...... 146 2. C.J. Kemp (00-03) ...... 606 3. J.T. Groarke (96-99) ...... 106 3. Michael Kruger (04-07) ...... 536 4. Greg Downing (04-07) ...... 101 4. Dan Wilmer (93) ...... 282 5. Mike Bocklet (04-07) ...... 95 5. Josh Olson (98-01) ...... 267 Devin Laden (94-98) ...... 95 6. Brad Tarr (96-99) ...... 148 7. Travis Nelson (05-08) ...... 73 7. Corey Gibbons (02-04) ...... 71 8. Tom Saunders (94-97) ...... 70 8. Geoff Champney (00-01) ...... 59 9. Tom Werney (01-05) ...... 67 9. Tom Brandel (98-99) ...... 58 10. Matt Buecker (00-03) ...... 66 10. Mark Savage (98) ...... 51

Assists Games Played 1. J.T. Groarke (96-99) ...... 119 1. Spencer Steele (97-00) ...... 60 2. Matt Callaghan (95-98) ...... 101 Matt Callaghan (95-98) ...... 60 3. Spencer Steele (97-00) ...... 63 Mike Keegan (95-98) ...... 60 4. Rob Scipioni (99-02) ...... 61 4. Mike Maurillo (95-98) ...... 59 Troy Bamann (01-04) ...... 61 5. J.T. Groarke (96-99) ...... 57 6. Mike Bocklet (04-07) ...... 52 Brad Edgar (98-01) ...... 57 7. Travis Nelson (05-08) ...... 47 7. Jim Keegan (97-00) ...... 56 Mike Keegan (95-98) ...... 47 D.J. Tobin (97-00) ...... 56 9. Devin Laden (94-98) ...... 44 Scott Bowen (98-01) ...... 56 10. Tom Saunders (94-97) ...... 41 10. Mike Bocklet (04-07) ...... 55 Peter Shanley (98-01) ...... 55 Points Brian Gautreau (98-01) ...... 55 1. Matt Callaghan (95-98) ...... 247 2. J.T. Groarke (96-99) ...... 225 Shots 38 3. Spencer Steele (97-00) ...... 210 1. Greg Downing (04-07) ...... 349 4. Mike Bocklet (04-07) ...... 147 2. Spencer Steele (97-00) ...... 315 5. Greg Downing (04-07) ...... 141 3. Matt Callaghan (95-98) ...... 297 6. Devin Laden (94-98) ...... 139 4. Mike Bocklet (04-07) ...... 282 7. Travis Nelson (05-08) ...... 120 Tom Werney (01-05) ...... 282 8. Rob Scipioni (99-02) ...... 113 6. Devin Laden (94-98) ...... 270 9. Tom Saunders (94-97) ...... 111 7. Peter Shanley (98-01) ...... 242 10. Troy Bamann (01-04) ...... 104 8. J.T. Groarke (96-99) ...... 213 9. Jim Reichert (97-99) ...... 204 Single-Game Records 10. Rob Scipioni (99-02) ...... 183 Individual Goals Face-ooffs Won Spencer Steele ...... 7 vs. St. Joseph’s, 5/14/99 1. Pete Vlahakis (01-04) ...... 620 Rob Scipioni ...... 7 vs. Vermont, 2/27/00 2. Charles Keinath (04-07) ...... 314 Spencer Steele ...... 6, three times 3. Matt Donahue (99-02) ...... 260 Matt Callaghan ...... 6, twice J.T. Groarke ...... 6 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, 4/19/97 Tom Saunders ...... 6 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/29/97 Face-ooff Win Percentage Devin Laden ...... 6 vs. St. Joseph’s, 4/22/95 1. Pete Vlahakis (01-04) ...... 627 Matt Buecker ...... 6 vs. Holy Cross, 2/23/02 2. Matt Donahue (99-02) ...... 534 Assists Troy Bamann ...... 7 vs. Holy Cross, 2/24/01 3. Charles Keinath (04-07) ...... 521 Travis Nelson ...... 6 vs. Harvard, 3/18/07 Troy Bamann ...... 6 vs. Holy Cross, 2/28/04 Face-ooffs Attempted J.T. Groarke ...... 6, five times 1. Pete Vlahakis (01-04) ...... 989 Sean Conroy ...... 6 vs. Siena, 4/30/94 Team 2. Charles Keinath (04-07) ...... 603 3. Matt Donahue (99-02) ...... 487 Most Goals ...... 25, twice vs. Manhattan, 4/15/98 & 3/30/96 Fewest Goals ...... 1 vs. Loyola, 3/5/94 Most Goals Allowed ...... 29 vs. Brown, 3/2/96 Fewest Goals Allowed ...... 2 vs. Quinnipiac, 2/27/99 ...... 2 vs. Manhattan, 3/30/96 Record Book

Single-SSeason Points Single-SSeason Saves 1. Spencer Steele (99) ...... 75 1. Sam Peterson (96) ...... 289 Matt Callaghan (97) ...... 75 2. Sam Peterson (97) ...... 287 3. J.T. Groarke (97) ...... 73 3. Sam Peterson (94) ...... 282 4. Matt Callaghan (98) ...... 65 Dan Wilmer (93) ...... 282 Matt Callaghan (96) ...... 65 5. Sam Peterson (95) ...... 219 6. J.T. Groarke (98) ...... 58 6. C.J. Kemp (01) ...... 215 7. Spencer Steele (98) ...... 55 7. Michael Kruger (05) ...... 162 . 8. J.T. Groarke (96) ...... 53 8. C.J. Kemp (03) ...... 158 9. Spencer Steele (97) ...... 51 9. C.J. Kemp (02) ...... 153 10. Devin Laden (96) ...... 50 10. Joe Marra (10) ...... 150

Single-SSeason Goals Single-SSeason Face-ooffs Won 1. Spencer Steele (99) ...... 48 1. Peter Vlahakis (04) ...... 197 2. Matt Callaghan (97) ...... 45 2. Charles Keinath (05) ...... 177 3. Spencer Steele (98) ...... 41 3. Peter Vlahakis (01) ...... 166 Matt Callaghan (96) ...... 41 4. Peter Vlahakis (02) ...... 150 5. J.T. Groarke (97) ...... 40 5. Matt Donahue (00) ...... 109 6. Spencer Steele (97) ...... 38 6. Peter Vlahakis (03) ...... 107 7. Devin Laden (96) ...... 33 7. Charles Keinath (06) ...... 106 8. Greg Downing (05) ...... 32 8. Steve Golmont (10) ...... 105 Matt Callaghan (98) ...... 32 9. Matt Donahue (99) ...... 102 10. Marc Torrey (99) ...... 31 10. Steve Golmont (09) ...... 81

Single-SSeason Assists Single-SSeason Face-ooff Win Percentage 1. Matt Callaghan (98) ...... 33 1. Peter Vlahakis (04) ...... 654, 197-301 J.T. Groarke (97) ...... 33 2. Peter Vlahakis (03) ...... 633, 107-169 3. J.T. Groarke (98) ...... 30 3. Matt Donahue (00) ...... 623, 109-175 39 Matt Callaghan (97) ...... 30 4. Peter Vlahakis (01) ...... 615, 166-270 5. J.T. Groarke (99) ...... 29 5. Peter Vlahakis (02) ...... 602, 150-249 6. Spencer Steele (99) ...... 27 6. Charles Keinath (05) ...... 553, 177-320 J.T. Groarke (96) ...... 27 7. Charles Keinath (06) ...... 527, 106-201 8. Troy Bamann (01) ...... 26 8. Matt Donahue (99) ...... 518, 102-197 9. Matt Callaghan (96) ...... 24 9. Andrew Urqhart (08) ...... 496, 58-117 10. Mike Keegan (96) ...... 23 10. Steve Golmont (10) ...... 493, 105-213 Sean Conroy (94) ...... 23 Single-SSeason Face-ooffs Attempted 1. Charles Keinath (05) ...... 320 2. Peter Vlahakis (04) ...... 301 3. Peter Vlahakis (01) ...... 270 4. Peter Vlahakis (02) ...... 249 5. Steve Golmont (10) ...... 213 6. Charles Keinath (06) ...... 201 7. Matt Donahue (99) ...... 197 8. Matt Donahue (00) ...... 175 Team Single-SSeason Records 9. Peter Vlahakis (03) ...... 169 Best Record ...... 11-5 (1998) 10. Steve Golmont (09) ...... 167 Worst Record...... 1-8 (1993) Most Wins...... 11 (1998) *The NCAA, prior to the 1999 season, did not keep face-off statistics. An individual must have taken at least 40 percent of the team’s total face-off attempts in order to Fewest Wins ...... 1 (1993) be eligible for the record book. Most Losses ...... 9 (2000, 2004, 2008) Fewest Losses ...... 5 (1998) Consecutive Wins...... 6 (1997 & 1998) Consecutive Losses ...... 8 (1993) Most Goals Scored ...... 212 (1996) Most Goals Allowed ...... 201 (1997) Honors & Awards

NCAA All-AAmerican All-NNew England (NEILA) ECAC Lacrosse League C.J. Kemp (HM) ...... 2002 First Team First Team Greg Downing (HM) . . . .2005, 2006, 2007 Spencer Steele ...... 1999, 2000 Greg Downing ...... 2006, 2007 Rob Scipioni ...... 2002 Matt Scanlon (D) ...... 2008 College Lacrosse USA Joe Beaudet ...... 2002 Brent Adams ...... 2010 Preseason All-AAmerican Mike Bocklet ...... 2005 Joe Marra ...... 2010 Greg Downing (3rd Team) ...... 2007 Tom Werney ...... 2005 Brent Adams (HM) ...... 2010 Chris Atwell ...... 2007 Second Team Greg Downing ...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Matt Scanlon (LSM) ...... 2008 College Lacrosse USA Matt Scanlon ...... 2007, 2008 Brent Adams ...... 2009 Preseason All-AAmerican Chris Ajemian ...... 2008 Sean Bannon ...... 2010 Spencer Steele (HM) ...... 1999 Brent Adams ...... 2010 Brendan McTague ...... 2010 Peter Shanley (HM) ...... 2001 Sean Bannon ...... 2010 Sam Snow ...... 2010 Troy Bamann (HM) ...... 2002 Peter Vlahakis (HM) ...... 2002 Second Team All-AAcademic Team Rob Scipioni (HM) ...... 2002 Peter Shanley ...... 1999, 2000 Dan Boudreau ...... 2008 Tom Werney (HM) ...... 2004 Troy Bamann ...... 2001, 2002 Mike Gianelle ...... 2008, 2009 Peter Vlahakis (3rd Team) ...... 2004 Tom Werney ...... 2002 Billy Honovich ...... 2008, 2009 Marc Torrey ...... 2002 Matt Scanlon ...... 2008 USILA North/South All-SStars Matt Buecker ...... 2003 Sean Bannon ...... 2009, 2010 Tom Saunders ...... 1997 Peter Vlahakis ...... 2004 Steve Golmont ...... 2009, 2010 Devon Laden ...... 1998 Josh Thornton ...... 2006 Doug Kuring ...... 2009, 2010 J.T. Groarke ...... 1999 Matt Bocklet ...... 2006, 2007 Mike Esposito ...... 2010 Mark Beckwith ...... 2000 Chris Atwell ...... 2008 Matt Plominski ...... 2010 Spencer Steele ...... 2000 Matt Petre ...... 2008, 2009 Ted Spencer (N. Coach) ...... 2001 Brent Adams ...... 2009 CSTV Coach of the Week Peter Shanley ...... 2001 Ted Spencer ...... 4/4/05 Rob Scipioni ...... 2002 Honorable Mention Marc Torrey ...... 2002 Tom Werney ...... 2001 ECAC Offensive Player of the Week C.J. Kemp ...... 2003 Matt Buecker ...... 2002 Greg Downing ...... 3/6/06 40 Kris Klein ...... 2003 Kris Klein ...... 2003 Greg Downing ...... 4/24/06 Nate Bauers ...... 2004 Mike Bocklet ...... 3/20/07 Peter Vlahakis ...... 2004 New England Rookie of the Year Travis Nelson ...... 3/10/08 Greg Downing ...... 2007 Troy Bamann ...... 2001 John Snellman ...... 3/23/09 Chris Ajemian ...... 2009 Matt Petre ...... 2009 NEILA New England Offensive Player of the ECAC Defensive Player of the Week Joe Marra ...... 2010 Week Mike Kruger ...... 3/7/07 Kevin Peters ...... 2010 Mike Bocklet ...... 3/14/07 Charlie Cipriano ...... 2/23/09 Travis Nelson ...... 3/22/07 Charlie Cipriano ...... 3/30/09 Mike Bocklet ...... 4/10/07 Charlie Cipriano ...... 4/20/09 Chris Ajemian ...... 3/4/08 Sean Bannon ...... 3/29/10 John Snellman ...... 3/24/09 Sam Snow ...... 3/9/10 ECAC Rookie of the Week Doug Kuring ...... 2/25/08 Academic All-NNew England Doug Kuring ...... 3/10/08 Mark Beckwith ...... 2000 Todd Baxter ...... 4/7/08 Spencer Steele ...... 2000 Charlie Cipriano ...... 3/9/09 Brad Edgar ...... 2001 Brent Adams ...... 4/27/09 Scott Bowen ...... 2001 Sam Snow ...... 2/22/10 Brian Holland ...... 2002 Sam Snow ...... 3/8/10 Matt Buecker ...... 2003 Sam Snow ...... 3/29/10 C.J. Kemp ...... 2003 Sam Snow ...... 4/26/10 Kris Klein ...... 2003 Matt Petre ...... 2009 Honors & Awards

GWLL Coach of the Year All-MMAAC Ted Spencer ...... 2002, 2005 Matt Callaghan ...... 1996, 1997, 1998 Fairfield In Postseason Play Paul Caulfield ...... 1996 1996 GWLL Player of the Year Devin Laden ...... 1996, 1998 ECAC Semifinals C.J. Kemp ...... 2002 Tom Saunders ...... 1996, 1997 Boston College 15 - Fairfield 6 (#2) J.T. Groarke ...... 1997 GWLL Offensive Player of the Year Sam Peterson ...... 1997 1997 Greg Downing ...... 2006 Tim Welch ...... 1997 ECAC Semifinals Scott Dupcak ...... 1998 Colgate 23 - Fairfield 10 (#2 seed) GWLL Rookie of the Year D. J. Tobin ...... 1998, 1999 Troy Bamann ...... 2001 Jason Bukowsky ...... 1999 1998 Greg Downing ...... 2004 Wes Matthews ...... 1999 ECAC Semifinals Brian McLane ...... 1999 Fairfield 20 (#2) - Boston College 9 GWLL All-LLeague Peter Shanley ...... 1999 First Team Spencer Steele ...... 1999 Troy Bamann ...... 2001 ECAC Championship Matt Buecker ...... 2002 MAAC All-AAcademic Fairfield 9 - Colgate 7 Rob Scipioni ...... 2002 Scott Dupcak ...... 1998 C.J. Kemp ...... 2002 Mike Kovach ...... 1998 1999 Kris Klein ...... 2003 Ray Mansolino ...... 1998, 1999 ECAC Semifinals Greg Downing ...... 2005 Ryan McMurrer ...... 1998, 1999 Fairfield 17 (#3) - St. Joseph’s 9 Scott Bowen ...... 1999 Second Team Devon Brady ...... 1999 ECAC Championship Kris Klein ...... 2001 Brent Nowicki ...... 1999 Tom Werney ...... 2001 Fairfield 15 - Mt. St. Mary’s 4 Troy Bamann ...... 2002 ECAC Tournament MVP Tom Werney ...... 2002 J.T. Groarke ...... 1998 2002 Peter Vlahakis ...... 2002 Spencer Steele ...... 1999 NCAA Tournament Joe Beaudet ...... 2002 UMass 17 - Fairfield 4 Matt Buecker ...... 2003 Fairfield University Athletic C.J. Kemp ...... 2003 Hall of Fame 2005 41 Rory McCarthy ...... 2003 Lawrence Puzzo ’73 ...... 1984 NCAA Tournament Nate Bauers ...... 2003, 2004 William Mraz Jr. ’73 ...... 1999 Duke 24 - Fairfield 4 Mike Bocklet ...... 2004, 2005 Hugh Coyle ’88 ...... 2004 Matt Bocklet ...... 2005 Matthew Callaghan ’98 ...... 2005 Spencer Steele ’00 ...... 2007 GWLL Player of the Week Tom Werney ...... 3/6/01 C.J. Kemp ...... 4/4/01 C.J. Kemp ...... 4/13/01 Peter Vlahakis, a 2002 All-GGWLL Second Troy Bamann ...... 4/17/01 Team selection, is the Stags all-ttime leader Tom Werney ...... 3/13/02 in face-ooff wins Matt Buecker ...... 4/1/02 Tom Werney ...... 4/16/02 Peter Vlahakis ...... 3/18/03 Peter Vlahakis ...... 3/7/04

MAAC Coach of the Year Ted Spencer ...... 1996

MAAC Player of the Year Matt Callaghan ...... 1996, 1998 Spencer Steele ...... 1999

MAAC Goalie of the Year Sam Peterson ...... 1997

MAAC Rookie of the Year J.T. Groarke ...... 1996 Spencer Steele ...... 1997 Year-by-Year Results

All-TTime Won-LLoss 1996 1998 2000 Overall ...... 116-129 Home ...... 68-47 9-77, 8-00 MAAC (1st) 11-55, 7-00 MAAC (1st) 2-99, Independent Away ...... 41-70 Head Coach: Ted Spencer Head Coach: Ted Spencer Head Coach: Ted Spencer Neutral ...... 7-12 MAAC Champions MAAC Champions at North Carolina . . . . . L, 12-11 OT ...... 6-5 ECAC Tournament ECAC Champions Vermont ...... W, 19-6 at Brown ...... L, 29-2 Delaware ...... L, 16-7 at Cornell...... L, 15-6 Delaware# ...... L, 15-9 Hartford ...... W, 13-11 Manhattan ...... W, 14-3 1993 Lafayette## ...... W, 18-7 at UMass ...... L, 13-4 at Loyola ...... L, 19-9 2-110 Yale%...... L, 13-12 at Loyola ...... L, 18-6 at Harvard ...... L, 10-9 Head Coach: Tom McClelland New Hampshire^ ...... L, 21-5 at UMBC ...... L, 13-5 Butler...... L, 13-8 St. Joseph's ...... W, 11-6 at Boston College . . . . . L, 17-16 Siena ...... W, 18-8 at Villanova ...... L, 12-7 at Villanova ...... L, 19-4 Niagara* ...... W, 23-5 Marist ...... W, 17-5 Ohio State ...... L, 9-8 New England College . . . L, 12-7 at Canisius ...... W, 16-6 at Canisius ...... W, 15-9 at Notre Dame ...... L, 20-12 at Marist ...... L, 13-8 Manhattan ...... W, 25-2 Providence ...... W, 18-9 Brown ...... L, 12-10 at VMI ...... L, 16-3 Hartford...... L, 13-12 Manhattan ...... W, 25-6 New York Tech...... L, 21-10 at Mt. St. Mary's ...... W, 12-7 at St. Joseph's ...... W, 18-13 at Montclair State...... L, 13-5 Providence ...... W, 15-8 Brown...... L, 20-7 2001 at Hartford...... L, 22-6 Marist ...... W, 10-9 at Boston College . . . . W, 15-12 7-88, 3-22 GWLL (2nd) Drexel...... L, 16-4 Siena ...... W, 14-13 at Mt. St. Mary's...... W, 8-7 Head Coach: Ted Spencer Sacred Heart ...... W, 14-10 at St. Joseph's ...... W, 17-15 Boston College$ ...... W, 20-9 at North Carolina ...... L, 12-7 at Siena ...... L, 17-8 Boston College$ ...... L, 15-6 at Colgate$...... W, 9-7 Holy Cross ...... W, 15-6 Providence...... L, 17-5 #-at Loyola College $-ECAC Tournament (#2) Cornell ...... L, 10-9 ##-at Lake Brantley HS, FL Syracuse& ...... L, 13-5 %-at St. Andrews HS, FL at Stony Brook ...... L, 14-12 1994 ^-at Colonial HS, FL 1999 Air Force*...... W, 10-7 2-99 *-at Canisius College 10-77, 6-22 MAAC (2nd) Harvard...... W, 8-4 Head Coach: Tom McClelland $-ECAC Tournament (#2 seed) Head Coach: Ted Spencer Manhattan ...... W, 13-4 at Loyola ...... L, 18-1 ECAC Champions at Villanova ...... W, 11-9 Radford$ ...... W, 13-7 1997 Quinnipiac ...... W, 15-2 at Butler*...... W, 12-9 42 Hartford ...... L, 11-8 Harvard...... W, 13-5 at Ohio State* ...... L, 11-10 Marist ...... L, 11-7 10-66, 8-00 MAAC (1st) Marist ...... W, 14-8 Notre Dame* ...... L, 12-5 Lafayette ...... L,10-6 Head Coach: Ted Spencer at UMass ...... L, 15-6 at Penn State ...... L, 9-8 VMI# ...... L, 11-7 MAAC Champions at Loyola ...... L, 19-4 at Brown ...... L, 14-9 at St. Joseph's ...... L, 10-9 ECAC Tournament at Providence ...... W 11-6 Denver* ...... W, 13-11 Drexel...... L, 11-9 UMass ...... L, 22-3 St. Joseph’s ...... L, 13-10 * GWLL game at Sacred Heart...... L, 8-6 Lehigh # ...... L, 15-11 at Manhattan...... W, 15-3 & - at Coral Springs, Fla. Siena ...... W, 11-9 New Hampshire ! . . . . . W, 14-7 UMBC...... L, 10-8 at Providence ...... L, 12-9 at Loyola ...... L, 24-5 Villanova...... W, 13-12 $-at Loyola College at Siena ...... W, 14-5 at Hartford ...... L, 13-12 (2ot) 2002 #-at Haverford H.S., Pa. at Marist...... W, 23-10 Canisius ...... W, 20-4 7-66, 4-11 GWLL (1st) St. Joseph's ...... W, 16-12 at Siena ...... W, 13-7 Head Coach: Ted Spencer Canisius ...... W, 10-7 at Brown ...... L, 12-2 GWLL Co-CChampions 1995 Niagara...... W, 19-3 Mount St. Mary’s...... L, 6-5 NCAA Tournament 4-88 at Providence...... W, 12-7 St. Joseph’s$ ...... W, 17-9 at Holy Cross ...... W, 14-9 Head Coach: Tom McClelland at Hartford ...... L, 13-9 Mount St. Mary’s$. . . . . W, 15-4 Penn State...... L, 14-6 Radford$ ...... L, 7-5 at Manhattan ...... W, 24-4 $ - ECAC Tournament at Fairfield Brown ...... W, 9-8 at Loyola ...... L, 16-3 Mt. St. Mary's ...... W, 17-12 at Harvard ...... L, 10-8 at Delaware ...... L, 23-2 Brown...... L, 21-7 at Hofstra ...... L, 11-8 at Marist ...... L, 17-13 Boston College...... W, 16-13 Butler* ...... W, 11-7 at Lafayette ...... L, 16-9 Colgate $...... L, 23-10 at Denver*...... W, 12-11 VMI...... L, 13-8 #- in Hilton Head, SC at Air Force* ...... L, 8-5 Holy Cross ...... W, 11-6 !- in Orlando, FL Ohio State* ...... W, 8-7 at Hartford...... L, 14-10 $-ECAC Tournament (#2 seed) Stony Brook ...... W, 10-9 at Drexel ...... L, 13-4 at Notre Dame*...... W, 11-10 St. Joseph's ...... W, 18-10 North Carolina ...... L, 15-8 at Siena ...... W, 13-6 at UMass$ ...... L, 17-4 Providence ...... W, 15-10 * GWLL game $-at Arundel H.S., MD $- NCAA Tournament Year-by-Year Results

2003 2005 2007 2009 5-66, 1-44 GWLL (4th) 11-55, 4-11 GWLL (1st) 6-66, 2-55 ECAC (5th) 7-66, 4-33 ECAC (3rd) Head Coach: Ted Spencer Head Coach: Ted Spencer Head Coach: Ted Spencer Head Coach: Andrew Copelan Holy Cross ...... W, 14-3 GWLL Co-CChampions Providence ...... W, 6-5 Delaware ...... W, 10-9 at Penn State ...... L, 18-6 NCAA Tournament at Dartmouth ...... W, 11-8 at #16 Ohio State ...... L, 11-6 at Syracuse ...... L, 19-6 Holy Cross ...... W, 12-4 Rutgers* ...... W, 14-10 Rutgers*...... W, 5-4 Harvard ...... W, 10-7 St. John’s ...... W, 17-5 Bucknell ...... W, 13-7 Colgate ...... L, 13-12 at Providence ...... W, 10-6 Sacred Heart% ...... L, 13-9 Harvard ...... W, 18-11 at Marist ...... W, 8-6 at Brown ...... W, 8-7 Yale# ...... L, 11-8 at Penn State* ...... L, 10-7 at Penn State* . . . . . W, 5-4 (ot) at Butler* ...... L, 8-7 Harvard...... W, 7-6 at Hobart*...... L, 11-10 at #17 Hobart* ...... W, 9-7 Air Force*...... W, 15-8 Air Force*...... W, 10-9 at Georgetown*...... L, 8-7 Vermont ...... W, 10-8 at Ohio State*...... L, 11-9 at Penn State . . . W, 11-10 (ot) North Carolina...... L, 12-8 at #20 Georgetown* . . . L, 11-8 Notre Dame* ...... L, 14-4 at Hobart ...... W, 11-8 at Loyola* ...... L, 19-2 at Yale ...... L, 18-11 Denver*...... L, 16-9 Providence ...... W, 9-5 UMass* ...... L, 10-7 at #15 Loyola* ...... L, 12-7 * GWLL game Marist ...... W, 10-9 St. John’s* ...... W, 13-6 #15 UMass* ...... L, 12-6 Notre Dame*...... W, 12-11 *ECAC Lacrosse League Game St. John’s* ...... W, 17-5 Maryland ...... L, 9-6 *ECAC Lacrosse League Game 2004 at Butler* ...... L, 12-11 (ot) 5-99, 1-44 GWLL (4th) at Ohio State* ...... W, 14-10 2008 Head Coach: Ted Spencer Denver* ...... W, 9-8 2010 4-99, 2-55 ECAC (6th) Providence...... W, 8-7 (2ot) at Duke^ ...... L, 23-4 8-66, 4-33 ECAC (3rd) Head Coach: Ted Spencer at Holy Cross ...... W, 12-9 % Boca Raton, Fla. Head Coach: Andrew Copelan at Providence...... W, 7-6 (ot) Penn State ...... W, 10-6 # Delray Beach, Fla. Lafayette ...... L, 15-10 Dartmouth ...... W, 14-9 Brown...... L, 12-7 * GWLL game Bryant ...... W, 5-3 at #19 Rutgers* ...... W, 10-7 Colgate^ ...... W, 9-8 ^ NCAA Tournament at Villanova ...... L, 8-6 at #14 Bucknell ...... L, 9-8 at Harvard ...... L, 15-7 vs. #3 Notre Dame# . . . W, 10-8 at Harvard ...... L, 12-3 at Dartmouth ...... L, 12-9 at Colgate...... W, 10-8 Penn State*...... L, 7-2 Rutgers ...... L, 7-6 (3ot) 2006 Ohio State* ...... W, 10-8 Hobart* ...... L, 12-4 Butler* ...... W, 15-12 Hobart* ...... W, 14-5 6-77, 4-33 ECAC (5th) at Vermont...... L, 9-8 at Denver*...... L, 9-16 at Bellarmine*...... W, 13-4 43 Head Coach: Ted Spencer #5 Georgetown*...... L, 10-8 at Air Force* ...... L, 12-6 #9 Loyola*...... L, 9-4 at Holy Cross ...... W, 19-4 Yale ...... L, 12-9 at Notre Dame* ...... L, 7-16 Hartford ...... W, 12-9 Dartmouth...... L, 14-12 #15 Loyola* ...... L, 13-4 Yale ...... L, 11-10 at Air Force*...... W, 4-3 at Rutgers* ...... W, 11-7 at UMass* ...... W, 10-9 Ohio State* ...... L, 10-7 #20 Denver* ...... L, 9-8 Yale# ...... L, 19-5 at St. John’s* ...... L, 10-7 * GWLL game at #3 Maryland ...... L, 17-4 at Harvard ...... W, 7-5 *ECAC Lacrosse League Game ^ Vero Beach, Fla. Penn State* ...... L, 11-6 at Quinnipiac* . . . . L, 11-10 (ot) Hobart* ...... W, 15-9 *ECAC Lacrosse League Game at Providence . . . . . L, 11-10 (ot) # Houston, Texas Georgetown*...... L, 10-5 at North Carolina ...... L, 18-9 Loyola*...... W, 13-12 at UMass* ...... L, 7-6 at St. John’s*...... W, 12-7 *ECAC Lacrosse League Game # Boca Raton, Fla. Air Force ...... 4-22 ALL-TTIME SERIES RECORDS Radford ...... 1-1 Bellarmine ...... 1-00 Rutgers ...... 4-1 Georgetown ...... 0-4 Massachusetts ...... 1-6 Boston College ...... 3-2 Sacred Heart ...... 1-2 Hartford ...... 2-66 Montclair St...... 0-1 Brown ...... 2-7 Siena ...... 6-1 Harvard ...... 6-4 Mount St. Mary's ...... 4-1 Bryant ...... 1-00 St. John’s ...... 4-1 Hobart ...... 4-22 New England Coll...... 0-1 Bucknell ...... 1-1 St. Joseph's (Pa.) ...... 6-2 Hofstra ...... 0-11 New Hampshire ...... 1-1 Butler ...... 3-3 Stony Brook ...... 1-1 Holy Cross ...... 7-0 New York Tech ...... 0-1 Canisius ...... 4-0 Syracuse ...... 0-2 Lafayette ...... 1-33 Niagara ...... 2-0 Colgate ...... 3-22 Vermont ...... 2-11 Lehigh ...... 0-1 North Carolina ...... 0-5 Cornell ...... 0-2 Villanova ...... 2-33 Loyola ...... 1-110 Notre Dame ...... 3-4 Dartmouth ...... 2-2 VMI ...... 0-3 Manhattan ...... 6-0 Ohio State ...... 3-55 Delaware ...... 1-3 Yale ...... 0-5 Marist ...... 6-3 Penn State ...... 3-6 Denver ...... 3-33 Bold indicates opponent on 2011 Maryland ...... 1-1 Providence ...... 10-3 Drexel ...... 0-3 schedule Md.-Balt. County ...... 0-2 Quinnipiac ...... 1-11 Duke ...... 0-1 This is Fairfield University This is Fairfield University Fairfield University was founded by the Jesuits in 1942, in Fairfield, and hands-on learning experiences lay the foundation for growth. By Conn. It is one of 28 Jesuit universities and colleges in the United States- senior year, students enter a period of discernment, reflecting on where a school shaped by one of the world's great intellectual, spiritual, and their future might lead. Capstone projects, senior retreats, and intern- activist traditions. Following the Jesuit tradition, we are committed to ships are all part of this process. educating the whole person - in body, mind, and spirit. By integrating Undergraduate course work is grounded in Fairfield's core curricu- living and learning, we free our students to realize their potential, giv- lum, a critical, comprehensive survey of essential knowledge in the ing each the confidence, the tools, and the boldness of vision to put major fields of study. Advanced course work often leads to a capstone their gifts to work in the world. A Fairfield education is an inspiring edu- project, an intensive, yearlong study of a focused topic. cation, and the foundation for an inspired life. The University's faculty conduct influential research and scholarship, serve as leaders in their fields, and share a commitment to social justice, Location to education that responds to human needs, and to intellectual inquiry Fairfield, overlooking Long Island Sound, is nestled in the southwest that reaches across disciplinary boundaries. The heart of their work is corner of Connecticut. It's central location provides students many cul- the relationships they develop with students-as teachers and mentors, tural and social opportunities. Fairfield offers students the best of both advisors, and research partners. worlds - a beautiful suburban setting situated in close proximity to some of the most dynamic corporate environments on the East Coast. Campus Life New York City is a mere hour away by car or train while Boston can Campus culture is defined by service and civic engagement, cultural be reached in under three hours. Fairfield is also 30 minutes away from exploration and creative expression, profound reflection and spirited, Stamford, home to the corporate headquarters of dozens of Fortune inspired activity. Approximately 3,300 students from 32 states, the 500 companies. District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and 45 coun- The quaint New England shore town of Fairfield has morphed into tries are enrolled in the University. About 90 percent of Fairfield's stu- a lively suburb. It has familiar chain stores but is also home to an inde- dents live on campus, making for a strong sense of community. pendent movie theater, an alternative weekly paper, and excellent Fairfield offers a range of housing options, from traditional residence restaurants. There are more than 1,000 acres of open space - forest, halls to townhouses and apartments. The University also sponsors spe- lakes, rivers - some of which are available for hiking and camping. cial interest floors, including a floor for women involved in math and sci- ence, and a health and wellness floor. Every residence hall or living area A Fairfield Education has its own student association and Resident Assistants that are respon- Students transition through four areas of focus as they progress sible for scheduling a variety of activities. through their four years at Fairfield. Freshman year community devel- Students have the opportunity to become involved with more than opment, sophomore year is vocational exploration, junior year is civic 80 clubs and organizations, participate in an expansive intramural engagement, and senior year is discernment. sports program, enjoy the 20 NCAA Division I varsity athletics pro- First-year students find their place in the community, making the grams, and work for an exceptionally active student government. In adjustment to independent living, looking to advisors and mentors for large numbers, they perform service in local, national, and internation- help, and becoming connected to others. Sophomores begin to focus al communities. their studies and ask, "What am I truly passionate about?" Students may For the performing arts, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, the choose to live in one of our special learning communities. Juniors con- cultural hub of the campus, hosts a professional season with acclaimed sider their role in the larger world - "giving back" through leadership on international artists in music, dance, and theater performances in both campus or engagement with the communities beyond. Study abroad the acoustically superb 740-seat Kelley Theatre and the 150-seat Wien

Bellarmine Hall This is Fairfield University Experimental (Black Box) Theatre, and the Thomas J. Walsh Gallery. The local schools and health care facilities, soup kitchens; and national and Center also hosts many of the other cultural activities presented by var- international service trips to communities in Kentucky and West ious University departments. Virginia, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Ecuador, Haiti, and Mexico. The Open VISIONS Forum is Fairfield's renowned public affairs lec- ture series - a stirring call to live the life of the mind. The series brings to Career Planning and Internship Opportunities campus the country's most innovative, iconoclastic writers, thinkers, The Career Planning Center, located in the Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. Center, artists, and performers. The goal is to stimulate a more lively, informed, helps students identify and achieve career goals; whether they are grad- unpredictable public debate. Recent speakers include prize-winning uate school, a year of post-grad service, or an immediate job. The novelist Gore Vidal; former CNN anchor Campbell Brown, author Center offers Career Fairs, job listings, counseling services, specific data Khaled Hosseini, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on the current job market, workshops on topics such as resume writing, interviewing techniques and personal statements. The Center works Study Abroad with outside organizations and invites them to post job/internship list- The study abroad program gives students a chance to engage – and ings and offers them the opportunity to recruit on campus. transform – their understanding of themselves, how people live, and The Center works collaboratively with the schools and colleges of how societies work. Fairfield is proud to sponsor semester-long and the University to provide internship opportunities for undergraduate short-term programs for every major in such countries as Australia, students. An internship can be completed for academic credit once Ireland, Italy, and Nicaragua. Students have access to affiliated pro- approved by the major department or school; some internships offer a grams in countries around the world, from Chile to China, Ghana to stipend. Internships should support a student’s academic course of Greece, Thailand to Turkey, including programs at The University of study or professional development and training. Maastricht in the Netherlands, Sophia University in Japan, and the While the Center primarily serves undergraduate students, its servic- London School of Economics. es are open to all students and graduates of Fairfield. Undergraduates are encouraged to familiarize themselves with and use the Center's Service Learning and Community Service services prior to senior year, and graduates are always welcomed back. As a Jesuit university, Fairfield is dedicated to being “men and women for others” – not simply students and teachers, but active responsible After Fairfield citizens in pursuit of a just, equitable world. Students can opt to take More than 90 percent of Fairfield's graduates find employment within classes that include service or may develop their own service learning six months of commencement. Fairfield alumni are also a strong internship or independent study. The result is an experience that inte- resource available to students. Even after leaving Fairfield, many grad- grates theory and practice, action and reflection, civic activism, and seri- uates stay in touch, making themselves available to current students to ous scholarship. help them evaluate careers and investigate their options. Through the The Office of Service Learning continues to build on Fairfield’s long Fairfield Alumni Network (FAN), sponsored by Alumni Relations, stu- history of successful community service programs, partnerships with dents can call on some 1,400 graduates working in a wide variety of local organizations, and service learning initiatives. More than half of fields who volunteer their time as mentors and advisors. Fairfield’s students are engaged in service in local, national, and inter- Fairfield regularly produces more winners of the Fulbright grant, the national communities. For example, the student-run Hunger Cleanup most prestigious international scholarship awarded by the U.S. has won several major awards from the National Student Campaign Government. Fifty-five Fairfield University students have been awarded Against Hunger and Homelessness. Fairfield’s Campus Ministry spon- Fulbrights since 1993. sors a broad range of volunteer programs: weekly engagements at

Egan Chapel Academics Fairfield offers an academic program known Interdisciplinary Minors Graduate Programs for excellence that includes a liberal arts core curriculum. Undergraduates may choose from Accounting Information Systems College of Arts & Sciences 35 majors and 16 interdisciplinary minors. Also Applied Ethics American Studies offered are 36 graduate programs. More than American Studies Communication 1,000 non-ttraditional students take courses Asian Studies Mathematics through University College. Black Studies MFA in Creative Writing Business Law and Ethics Undergraduate Majors Catholic Studies Charles F. Dolan School of Business Classical Studies MBA Charles F. Dolan School of Business Accounting Accounting Education: Secondary Environmental Studies Finance Finance Taxation Information Systems & Operations Management Irish Studies International Business Italian Studies Graduate School of Education & Management Judaic Studies Allied Professions Marketing Latin American and Caribbean Studies Applied Psychology Peace and Justice Š Human Services Psychology College of Arts & Sciences Russian and East European Studies Š Industrial/Organizational/Personnel American Studies Women’s Studies Psychology Biochemistry Š Foundations of Advanced Psychology Biology Selected Core Cluster Courses Counselor Education Chemistry Š Clinical Mental Health Counseling Discovery, Exploration, and Encounter Communication Š School Counseling (history, mathematics, physics/astronomy) Computer Science Curriculum and Instruction Economics* Global Perspectives on Economic and Š Elementary Education English Political Change (economics and politics) Š Secondary Education (Creative Writing, Journalism, Literature, Roots of Ancient Greece ™ English Professional Writing) (philosophy and art history) ™ Mathematics History ™ Science (Biology, Chemistry, International Studies Learning to Value the Individual (English and sociology) General Science, Physics) Mathematics ™ Social Studies/History Modern Languages and Literatures Protecting the Environment ™ World Languages (French, (French, German, Italian, Spanish) (applied ethics, business, and environmental German, Latin, Spanish) Philosophy science) Š Educational Technology Physics Russia and the West ™ Educational Technology Politics (history and fine arts) ™ School Library Media Specialist Psychology* Understanding and Writing about American Marriage and Family Therapy Religious Studies Politics (English and politics) School Psychology Sociology & Anthropology Special Education Visual & Performing Arts Honors Program Teachiing and Foundatiions (Art Hiistory;; Musiic;; New Mediia:: Fiillm,, TV,, TESOL,, Worlld Languages,, and and Radiio;; Studiio Art;; Theatre) The Faiirfiielld Honors Program offers an Biilliinguall Educatiion * Optiion for B..A.. or B..S.. exceptiionalllly challllengiing course of study and a range of sociiall,, cullturall,, and iintell-- School of Engineering School of Engineering llectuall events.. The backbone of the Ellectriicall and Computer Engiineeriing Computer Engiineeriing Honors Program iis a seriies of iinterdiisciipllii-- Management of Technollogy Ellectriicall Engiineeriing nary semiinars that criitiicalllly examiine iideas Mechaniicall Engiineeriing Mechaniicall Engiineeriing and texts that have shaped human Software Engiineeriing Software Engiineeriing thought.. In theiir fiinall year,, students pur-- (optiionall 5-y-yyear B..S/M..S.. program avaiill-- sue a seniior projject,, an iintensiive expllo-- School of Nursing ablle) ratiion of a siinglle topiic.. Outsiide the cllass-- Doctor of Nursiing Practiice Engiineeriing 3/2 room,, students take advantage of a fullll Clliiniicall Nurse Leader sllate of actiiviitiies:: Broadway pllays,, and Heallth Care Management School of Nursing guiided museum tours,, guest speakers,, Nurse Anesthesiia B..S.. iin Nursiing and speciiall colllloquiia – allll of whiich end Nurse Practiitiioner wiith a shared meall.. Š Famiilly Pre-PProfessional Programs Š Psychiiatriic Pre-D-DDentall University College Pre-H-HHeallth Organiizatiionall Communiicatiion Pre-L-LLaw DiMenna-Nyselius Pre-MMediicall Library Secondary Educatiion Athletic Facilities Lessing Field The Fairfield University soccer and lacrosse pro- grams play their home games on Lessing Field. Renovated in 2003, the playing surface was expanded for soccer and the grass surface itself was replaced with a high-durability sod. Irrigation and drainage systems were installed along with lights to allow for night games. Along with a scoreboard and a press box, the renovation has given the Stags one of the league’s top facilities. The 600-seat stadium is Stag fan-friendly as it is located centrally on campus. Lessing Field has played host to numerous con- ference championships, hosting four MAAC Soccer Championships since 2004. In 2007 Lessing Field was the location for both the men’s and women’s tournaments, with each championship being aired live on ESPNU, as was the 2006 men’s title game, also from the Fairfield campus.

Directions to Fairfield From Interstate 95 North: Take Exit 22 (Round Hill Road) which is also an exit for a rest area. Stay right on the exit and proceed to stop sign. Go straight through the stop sign to the end of road. Make left onto North Benson Road. Continue on North Benson Road to Fairfield University Main Entrance and turn left.

From Interstate 95 South: Take Exit 22 (North Benson Road). Turn right onto North Benson Road. Follow to Fairfield University main entrance and turn left.

From Merritt Parkway: Take Exit 44. Follow Rt. 58 South (Black Rock Turnpike). Proceed two miles to Stillson Road (Rt. 135), where you will see the Angus Steak House on the corner. Turn right onto Stillson and bear left onto North Benson Road at second traffic light. The University’s main entrance is one mile on the right. Athletic Support Services Sports Medicine The Sports Medicine Department at Fairfield University is a vital part of the student-athlete experience. The sports medicine facility is located in the Walsh Athletic Center, with a staff comprised of five Nationally Certified Athletic Trainers, including three full-time and two graduate assistant trainers. Director of Sports Medicine, Mark Ayotte, supervises the day-to-day activities for more than 500 student-athletes in 20 intercollegiate athlet- ic programs. Under his guidance, the sports medicine staff works with student-athletes by providing information and techniques for proper conditioning and nutrition. The staff also supervises and conducts any physical therapy and rehabilitation protocols that a student-athlete may have to follow to safely return to competition. Additionally, the department has an extensive support staff consist- ing of a variety of first-rate medical and health professionals. Members of this support staff include: a group of orthopedic physicians, dentists, a plastic surgeon, neurologists, a dermatologist, cardiologists, an opthamologist, a sports psychologist, a sports nutritionist and physical therapists. These dedicated individuals provide an invaluable service to Strength and Conditioning injured or ill student-athletes and are readily-available for consultations. The Strength and Conditioning Center is a 4,700-square foot facility located in the Walsh Athletic Center for exclusive use by student-ath- Thomas J. Walsh, Jr. Athletic letes. The facility, one of the best in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC), is designed to meet the changing needs of Center today’s student-athletes and is staffed with a full-time strength and Fairfield University’s commitment to athletics is best illustrated by the conditioning coach. completion of the Thomas J. Walsh, Jr. Athletic Center, a 51,000 A quality strength and conditioning program is an integral part of square-foot structure that caters to the academic and athletic needs of Fairfield’s athletic programs and Head Strength & Conditioning Coach its student-athletes. Perhaps the building’s most significant feature is a Mark Spellman is responsible for supervising, developing, and imple- high-tech academic study center that is reserved for student-athlete menting workouts for all varsity athletes. Coach Spellman’s programs use. The center includes individual and group study areas, computer reach team and individual performance goals. terminals, hardwire and wireless internet access, a portal to education- Coach Spellman, a nationally certified conditioning specialist, super- al systems, and a complete reference library. The building also serves vises the University’s varsity weight room. His goal is to decrease the the athlete as well, offering a practice gymnasium for men’s and potential for injuries while developing athletes who are stronger, women’s basketball as well as volleyball. Plus, all administrative offices faster, more powerful, flexible, and metabolically efficient. and the majority of coaches’ offices are located in the Athletic Center, Each year, teams are placed on sport-specific, periodical training which centralizes the Athletics Department. The first floor contains programs and Spellman works closely with the Sports Medicine state-of-the-art locker rooms for all athletic teams, a 4,700 square-foot Department to provide individualized attention to athletes who have weight training center, and coaches’ locker rooms. specific needs or require injury rehabilitation. Athletic Support Services Academic Support S.T.A.G.S. Fairfield is committed to a strong academic support program for its student-athletes. In 1995, the Athletic Department implemented a new support service designed to meet the unique The Skills to Achieve Growth and Success needs of the college student-athlete. This office and its full-time staff was established to (S.T.A.G.S.) program is specially designed to enhance the University through the promotion of the student-athlete’s wholesome self con- assist student-athletes in their overall develop- ment. The S.T.A.G.S. program encompasses an cept. ongoing approach to impart and reinforce the Year-round programs encompass skills necessary to meet the academic rigors of daily academic development as well as Fairfield University. career goals and personal growth. The programs provide an academic sup- port system that integrates the use of Program Objectives study halls, tutorials, basic study skills  To improve academic performance  To teach and reinforce learning skills workshops, and personal advising. The  To teach/reinforce time management support services are tailored to meet  To teach goal setting and accountability the specific needs of each student-ath-  To improve exam skills and results lete. Mary Ann Palazzi, coordinator of student programs, and her staff of seven, offer services Overview of S.T.A.G.S. that include guidance and one-on-one counseling on everything from registration to tutori-  Organization and time management al services.  Note taking and outlining The Academic Center, located in the Walsh Athletic Center, is reserved for the exclusive  Communicating effectively use of student-athletes. The room encompasses individual and group study areas, a dozen  Study skills desktop computers with internet access for research and desktop publishing. In 2006, the  Critical thinking  Reading comprehension Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) raised funds to have the center set up with full  Computer skills wireless internet capacity, so student-athletes can use personal laptops.  Research skills  Exam taking Student-Athlete Advisory Committee  Career development (SAAC) Academic Development  Class scheduling The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-ath-  Choice of major letes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers  Individual GPA goals input on the rules, regulations, and policies that affect student-athletes’ lives at Fairfield. Each  Mentor programs varsity team is represented by at least one student-athlete and may be eligible to serve on  Tutoring and study halls the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Additionally, the SAAC is very involved with giving back to the community. The members Career Development participate in the Relay For Life, and sponsor toy drives along with other volunteer work.  Assistance in career job search  Summer internships  Workshops  Business attire  Fiscal responsibility  Accountability  Networking  Help in applying to graduate schools

Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. Personal Development Center  Alcohol and drug education  Peer counseling  Stress management  Community Involvement Community Service

n fulfilling the Jesuit ideals of Fairfield University, the Stags are involved in many community service and service learning projects Ithroughout the year. Some events, such as Reading Days in the Bridgeport Public Schools and Girl Scout Day, are local. Others take Fairfield student-athletes to different states, and even different coun- tries. The Stags and the Student-Athlete Adivsory Committee (SAAC) also sponsor fundraisers throughout the year including toy and food drives, the Boxes for the Troops program, and the Relay for Life. In addition, Fairfield is an active particpant in the WBCA’s Pink Zone intia- tive to help raise awareness for breast cancer during the women’s bas- ketball seasons. In addition, the golf team launched the Putting for Pink initiative while women’s lacrosse began its Sticking It to Cancer event. Many of Fairfield’s athletic teams, including men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s and women’s lacrosse, host clinics for local youth.

Fairfield collected gently worn footwear during the fall to benefit Soles 4 Souls (top).

Men’s basketball player Derek Needham (left) reads to elementary school students.

The field hockey team was one of Fairfield’s 20 varsity teams that par- tipated in Relay For Life. The Stags also participated in several other walks to raise money for breat can- cer.

Women’s lacrosse players Chloe Mangan and Emma Sheeran (above) participated in the University’s annual Hunger Clean-Up.

Below (l-rr): Haililani Pokipala demonstrates proper volleyball tech- niques during Girl Scout Day. Head Coach Bill Farley addresses swimmers from the Farrington School during a clinic held by the Stags in Hawaii. The Stags had another successful collection to benefit the Give 2 The Troops program. Fairfield Athletics Staff

Alison Sexton Pat Murphy Allen Gibson Roy Brown Joe Klauder Rev. George Senior Assoc. AD Senior Assoc. AD Associate AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Gallarelli, S.J. Internal Affairs/ External Affairs Facilities & Marketing & Compliance Athletics Chaplain SWA Operations Promotions

Mark Ayotte Julie Brzezinski Ed Cooley Andrew Copelan William Farley Joe Frager Director of Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Director Head Coach Sports Medicine Softball Men’s Basketball Men’s Lacrosse M/W Swimming Women’s & Diving Basketball

Jackie Kane Jim O’Brien Ed Paige Mary Ann Palazzi David Patterson Alija Pittenger Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Coordinator of Director Head Coach Field Hockey Women’s Soccer M/W Tennis Student Programs M/W Rowing Volleyball

Carl Rees Len Roberto John Sagnelli John Slosar Helen Smaldone Mark Spellman Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Ticket Manager Strength & Men’s Soccer M/W Golf M/W Cross Country Baseball Conditioning Coordinator

Fairfield University Sports Information Contact Information Jack Jones (203) 254-4116 [email protected] Chris O’Connor (203) 254-4000, ext. 2878 [email protected] Mike Waldvogel Head Coach Kelly McCarthy Women’s Jack Jones Chris O’Connor Kelly McCarthy (203) 254-4000, ext. 2877 Lacrosse Director Assoc. Director Asst. Director [email protected] Fairfield Administration

Eugene P. Doris Jeffrey von Arx, S.J. Fairfield Athletics Director (Fordham, 1974) Fairfield President (Princeton, 1969)

Fairfield Athletics has flourished under the In July 2004, Rev. Jeffrey von Arx, S.J., guidance of Eugene P. Doris, who begins his assumed the presidency of Fairfield University, 16th year as the director of athletics. His becoming the eighth Jesuit to hold the position responsibilities include overseeing the varsity since the institution’s founding in 1942. athletic program. Fr. von Arx brings to Fairfield broad academ- In 2010, Doris was named the Division I ic interests, an integrated view of learning, and Athletics Director of the Year for the Northeast a zest for student life born of having lived in at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics undergraduate residence halls throughout his years at Georgetown (NACDA). He also received the Distinguisged service award from and Fordham. His approach to the intellectual life reflects the best the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. of what Jesuit education offers the world – the integration of Under his leadership, the varsity athletic program has undergone knowledge and values as the foundation for unity of mind, body, many changes, including increasing the number of varsity sports to and spirit. 20 and the improvement of athletic facilities, a softball field, an arti- An historian by discipline, Fr. von Arx began his academic career ficial turf field and the construction of a multi-mmillion dollar athletic at Georgetown University, where he taught in the History facility. Doris has seen the Stags win the overall MAAC Department from 1982 to 1998 and was its chair from 1991 to 1997. Commissioner’s Cup twice, while the men have won the Cup twice He then moved into administration at Fordham University, serving and the women’s teams an impressive five times. as Dean of Fordham College at Rose Hill from 1998 until his selec- In 2004, Doris received the Constituent Supporter of the Year tion as president by the Fairfield University Board of Trustees in award from the Coastal Fairfield County Convention and Visitors 2004. Bureau for his role in bringing the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball Born in Bellefont, Penn., Fr. von Arx grew up in Locust Valley on First and Second rounds to the Arena at Harbor Yard. Doris was also the north shore of Long Island. He graduated from Princeton instrumental in securing the 2006 NCAA Women’s Basketball University in 1969 and entered the Society of Jesus that summer. He Tournament Regionals, and the 2007 MAAC Men’s and Women’s subsequently earned an M.A. and M.Phil. in history at Yale Basketball Tournaments. Fairfield also hosted the 2008 NCAA University, and completed his Ph.D. there in 1980. A year later, Fr. Women’s Basketball Tournament First and Second rounds and von Arx received an M.Div. from the Weston School of Theology and played co-hhost the 2009 and 2011 NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey East was ordained a priest. Regional. Fr. von Arx has served or is currently on the boards of trustees of Doris remains active off campus, serving on both regional and Boston College, Canisius College, Loyola Marymount University, and national committees, as well as several MAAC committees. He has Xavier University, as well as the Commission on New England also served a term as president of the ECAC, the nation’s largest ath- Association of Schools and Colleges. He was appointed to the letic conference, and has sat on the Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Fairfield Board in 2002 and as President, continues to serve as a Football Committee. trustee. Prior to Fairfield, Doris was the athletics director at Marist A noted scholar and historian, Fr. von Arx is the author of numer- College for five years, during which time Marist increased the num- ous articles as well as the books Progress and Pessimism: Religion, ber of its intercollegiate athletic teams from 14 to 20. He enjoyed a Politics and History in Late Nineteenth-CCentury Britain (Harvard five-yyear stay at Fordham University where he started as an assis- University Press, 1985) and Varieties of Ultramontanism (Catholic tant athletic director before earning a promotion to associate athlet- University Press, 1998). ic director. He was also an assistant basketball coach at Fordham under Richard “Digger” Phelps. He coached basketball for 11 years at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains, N.Y., where his team won the Division II New York Catholic High School Championship in 1985. He also coached baseball at Stepinac for eight seasons, as well as JV baseball at Archbishop Molloy High School in Jamaica, N.Y. In 2007, Doris was inducted into the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) Hall of Fame for his contribution to the New York City- based league. Doris holds a B.A., and an M.A. from Fordham.