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2005 Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse 2005 Golden Flyers 2005 Varsity Team: Front Row (left to right) -- Mike Field, Alex Civalier, Chris Cimini, Gordon Quonce, Bryan Coon, Bryan Adams, Ryan Feltner, John Serron, Brian Gaffney. Second Row -- Ryan Maciaszek, Mike McGrath, Chris Balash, Kyle Purcell, Jeff Mangini, Greg Kanellis, George Polino, T.J. Brescia, Chad Amidon, Francis Donald. Third Row -- Andrew Russo, Kevin Gibbons, Brian Hubert, Pat Mullin, Will Tuttle, Ryan Conley, Ryan Hotaling, Jordan Hirsch, Jim Schultheis, Ryan Perkins, Conor O'Keefe. Fourth Row -- Bryan Marmillo, Aaron Civalier, Greg Leininger, Andy Sienkiewicz, Steve Cutia, Matt Aloi, Brian Lissner, Mark Kanellis, Anthony DeSimone, Jamie Baker, Chris Feltner, John Hanss. Back Row -- Jim Fox (manager), Tim Booth (assistant coach), Chris Corcoran (assistant coach), Jake Coon (assistant coach), Rob Randall (head coach), Matt Ort (manager). Schedule for the 2005 Season Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time March 5 at Springfield 1 p.m. April 9 at Hartwick * 1 p.m. March 10 at St. John Fisher * 7 p.m. April 13 at Alfred * 4 p.m. March 12 Geneseo 1 p.m. April 16 at RIT * 1 p.m. March 21 vs. Bowdoin # 3 p.m. April 22 Ithaca * 5 p.m. March 25 vs. Salisbury # 3 p.m. April 26 Elmira * 4 p.m. March 30 Cortland 4 p.m. April 29 Empire 8 Tournament TBA April 2 at C.W. Post 12 p.m. May 1 Empire 8 Tournament TBA April 6 Utica * 4 p.m. * Empire 8 Conference game, # in Orlando, Fla. Home games in Bold italic Men’s Lacrosse Follow the Golden Flyers on the Nazareth College Sports Hotline at 585-389-2095, or on the web at www.naz.edu. Nazareth College Sports Information Office 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14618 Phone: 585-389-2452 Fax: 585-389-2188 E-mail: [email protected] 2005 Nazareth Men’s Lacrosse 2005 Nazareth Men’s Lacrosse Table of Contents & Quick Facts Athletic Department THE SCHOOL Nazareth Athletic Department Staff and Directory LOCATION 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618 PETER BOTHNER SUE BEHME TERESE BOUCHARD MARTY CODDINGTON MIKE DALEY MAIN TELEPHONE NUMBER (585) 389-2525 ENROLLMENT 1,800 (undergraduate) FOUNDED 1924 by the Sisters of St. Joseph PRESIDENT Robert A. Miller ADMISSIONS OFFICE (585) 389-2860 FINANCIAL AID OFFICE (585) 389-2310 THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM Director of Athletics Women’s Lacrosse Coach Equestrian Coach Men’s Golf Coach Assistant Director of Athletics NICKNAME Golden Flyers Men’s Basketball Coach COLORS Purple and Gold MICHAEL FAHY HEATHER FRANK DAN GILBERTSON ADRIENNE JESTER SCOTT LOVE Nazareth College Athletics/Men’s Lacrosse Quick Facts pg 1 AFFILIATION NCAA Division III Staff Directory pg 2 HOME FIELD (Seating Capacity) Golden Flyer Stadium (2,200) Head Coach, Rob Randall pg 3 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Peter Bothner Office Phone (585) 389-2196 Coaching Staff& Year by Year Record pg 4 E-mail [email protected] 2005 Season Preview pg 5 ATHLETIC OFFICE COORDINATOR Heather Frank Office Phone (585) 389-2186 E-mail [email protected] 2005 Team Photo pg 6 Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletic Office Coordinator Men’s Soccer Coach Head Athletic Trainer / SWA Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/ HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/SWA Adrienne Jester Track & Field Coach 2005 Roster pg 7 Office Phone (585) 389-2838 G AIL MANN DAVE MARSH MIKE PALERMO ROB RANDALL JOE SEIL E-mail [email protected] 2005 Returning Players ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER Mike Fahy Chris Cimini, Jordan Hirsch, Bryan Adams, Kyle Purcell, E-mail [email protected] Gordon Quonce, Patrick Mullin, Mike McGrath, Alex Civalier, ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR SPORTS INFORMATION Joe Seil Ryan Perkins, Kevin Gibbons, Ryan Conley, Andrew Russo, Office Phone (585) 389-2452 Michael Field, Ryan Hotaling, TJ Brescia, Chad Amidon, George Polino, Office Fax (585) 389-2188 Conor O’Keefe, Francis Donald, Bryan Coon, Jeff Mangini, E-mail [email protected] Will Tuttle, Ryan Feltner, Jim Schultheis, Brian Gaffney, WEB ADDRESS www.naz.edu/dept/athletics Greg Kanellis, John Serron, Brian Hubert, Chris Balash pg 9-17 THE CONFERENCE Women’s Soccer Coach Men’s & Women’s Diving Coach Equipment Room Manager Men’s Lacrosse Coach Assistant Athletic Director/SID 2005 Newcomers CONFERENCE Empire 8 MARTIE STASER PAUL WAIDA Ryan Maciaszek, Anthony DeSimone, Mark Kanellis, Brian Lissner, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS WOMEN’S HEAD SOCCER COACH EMPIRE 8 COMMISSIONER Chuck Mitrano Peter Bothner, 2196/[email protected] Gail Mann, 2813/[email protected] Andy Sienkiewicz, Jamie Baker, Greg Leininger, Steve Cutia, Matt Aloi, Office Phone (585) 581-0834 Bryan Marmillo, Chris Feltner, Aaron Civalier, John Hanss pg 19-21 E-mail [email protected] WOMEN’S HEAD LACROSSE COACH MEN’S & WOMEN’S 2004 Season Review pg 22 EMPIRE 8 SID Tim Farrell Sue Behme, 2835/[email protected] DIVING COACH E-mail [email protected] Dave Marsh, 2198/[email protected] 2004 Games Summaries pg 23-25 THE MEN’S LACROSSE PROGRAM EQUESTRIAN COACH Terese Bouchard, 2195/[email protected] EQUIPMENT ROOM MANAGER 2005 Opponents pg 26-28 MEN’S LACROSSE COACH Rob Randall (Nazareth, '88) Mike Palermo, 2837 Record at Nazareth 52-13 (4 seasons) HEAD GOLF COACH Career Head Coaching Record 95-45 (9 seasons) Nazareth vs Opponents pg 29 Marty Coddington, 2195/[email protected] MEN’S HEAD LACROSSE COACH Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach Office Phone (585) 389-2194 Rob Randall, 2194/[email protected] Swimming Coach E-mail [email protected] Career Scoring Records pg 30 ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR & CAL WICKENS DIANE WILLIAMS ASSISTANT COACHES Jake Coon, Chris Corcoran, Tim Booth MEN’S HEAD BASKETBALL COACH ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/SID Single Season Records pg 32 Mike Daley, 2814/[email protected] Joe Seil, 2452/[email protected] AFFILIATIONS NCAA Division III, Empire8 Record Book pg 33 CAPTAINS Bryan Adams, Chris Cimini, Alex Civalier, Bryan Coon, ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER MEN’S & WOMEN’S HEAD Gordon Quonce Michael Fahy, 2838/[email protected] SWIMMING COACH 20-Year Anniversary pg 34-35 Martie Staser, 2198/[email protected] 2004 OVERALL RECORD 16-3 ATHLETIC OFFICE COORDINATOR All-American Selections pg 36 2004 EMPIRE 8 RECORD/FINISH 6-1/2nd (won E8 Conference Tournament) Heather Frank, 2186/[email protected] MEN’S & WOMEN’S HEAD TENNIS COACH Paul Waida, 2853/[email protected] Award Winners pg 37 PLAYERS RETURNING/LOST 29/10 MEN’S HEAD SOCCER COACH Men’s & Women’s Volleyball Coach Women’s Basketball Coach OVERALL RECORD 229-53, .812 (19 seasons) Dan Gilbertson, 2191/[email protected] MEN’S & WOMEN’S HEAD Donors pg 38 VOLLEYBALL COACH NCAA APPEARANCES (14) 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 Cal Wickens, 2189/[email protected] Year by Year Results pg 39-41 HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/SWA 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004 Adrienne Jester, 2838/[email protected] Main Nazareth College WOMEN’S HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Phone Number Nazareth College Information pg 42 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (3) 1992, 1996, 1997 MEN’S & WOMEN’S HEAD CROSS Diane Williams, 2190/[email protected] COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD COACH 585-389-2525 On the cover Top photo: Bryan Coon, then from left to right: Ryan Feltner, Cover Design and Layout Scott Love, 2852/[email protected] Chris Cimini, Gordon Quonce 1 2 2005 Nazareth Men’s Lacrosse 2005 Nazareth Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach Coaching Staff & Records ROB RANDALL - HEAD COACH JAKE COON - ASSISTANT COACH There has been no an assistant coach for three seasons in the 1990s. He was on Following one of the more distinguished As a freshman in 1997, Coon was the starting goalie on a shortage of challenges for board in 1992 when the Golden Flyers captured their first playing careers in the storied history of Nazareth team that captured the NCAA Division III championship. national championship. Nazareth College lacrosse, Jake Coon is Rob Randall since he A native of Homer, N.Y., Coon was a three-sport standout there. back for his fifth season as an assistant took over as head coach A native of Rochester, Randall spent the 2000 season as head At Nazareth, he set records for most career saves (769) and coach. of the Nazareth men's coach at SUNY Geneseo. His coaching experience also includes lowest single season goals-against average (7.32 in 2000). He lacrosse team prior to the a four-year stint as head coach at Sacred Heart University in Coon was the team's starting goalie for also holds the NCAA Division III Tournament record (as well as start of the 2001 season. Fairfield, Conn. and three seasons as a Division I assistant four seasons and in 2000 became the the Nazareth school record) for most saves in a game with 32. coach at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. program's first-ever four-time All- While it wasn't exactly tantamount Coon has a degree in social science and still plays professionally American. He was a first-team selection to replacing Vince Lombardi with for the Rochester Rattlers of major league lacrosse. At Sacred Heart, Randall, like Nelson, started from scratch, in 1998 and 2000, each time being awarded with the Ensign C. the Green Bay Packers or John building a program that would eventually be ranked fourth Markland Kelly Jr. Award as the Outstanding Goalie in Division III. Wooden at UCLA, Randall's nationally in Division II. succession of the somewhat legendary Scott Nelson, who built the Nazareth lacrosse program from ground zero to three He compiled a record of 41-20 in his four seasons there and CHRIS CORCORAN - ASSISTANT COACH national titles in 15 seasons, was a somewhat daunting twice was a finalist for Division II Coach of the Year honors.
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    Meeting Information - Schedule, Agendas and Summaries

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