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An n u a l Re p o r t 2006-2007 Athletics Partnership

ATHLETICS

Lehigh University Department of Athletics 641 Taylor Street Bethlehem, PA 18015-3187

www.lehigh.edu www.lehighsports.com

An n u a l Re p o r t 2006-2007 ATHLETICS

From Joe Sterrett ‘76 Goodman Dean of Athletics

Dear Athletics Partners,

We are now several years into our “Shine Forever” capital university. It is heartening to know campaign for Lehigh, and therefore, several years into our that the university will support and efforts to implement a strategic plan for athletics that was de- endorse, as an institutional priority, veloped in concert with the campaign planning and affirmed our efforts to expand self-generated by the NCAA Self –Study process that we completed a couple resources such as ticket sales, camp of years ago. Clarity of purpose has not been a question; in income, external events income, cor- our varsity programs we aim to recruit outstanding scholar- porate partnership income, merchandising, concessions, and athletes, provide high quality coaching and support services, most significantly, charitable gifts. The latter element is some- and win championships as we endeavor to promote student- what remarkable in that we are coming off a year where we athlete learning and develop leadership. In our non-varsity achieved a challenging annual fund raising goal of one million programs, our plan identifies the need for a comprehensive dollars, yet still we envision an enormous upside to this area, examination of scope, priorities, and resource requirements primarily because our participation rates have so much room in the aim of ensuring opportunities that effectively meet the to grow. interests and aspirations of an active campus community. Achieving a clear understanding about this approach to We have determined that the scope of our varsity program athletics funding was an essential step to the process of fairly is appropriate, so the key evaluations and actions need to be and thoughtfully evaluating the effectiveness of our staffing focused on strategies, resource adequacy, and effectiveness structure. As we began to re-evaluate the financial goals that in achieving intended results. College athletics operates in ought to be a part of this now clear financial model, the first an incredibly dynamic and always competitive environment. consideration had to be whether we have sufficient staffing This requires a vigilant approach to evaluating our ability in place to take on the inevitably higher revenue expectations to achieve our intentions and a willingness to determine the that will need to be adopted. Concurrent with the evaluation limits of institutional willingness and/or capacity to invest in of the administrative organization was the need to fairly and people or facilities or program support at or beyond the levels thoughtfully assess the level of support we have provided that others have elected to invest. At an institution such as those varsity sports programs that have demonstrated the Lehigh, where investment in the academic experience and in capacity to influence revenue generation, either directly or providing a high quality and safe campus life are non-negotia- indirectly. ble priorities, the challenge for the athletics program has not The challenges are obvious–the proverbial “bar” has been been one of determining how to allocate traditional budget raised. And it should be raised, for no matter how much resources but instead one of identifying and then maximizing anyone feels has been achieved, the reality is that we are funding sources that are supplementary to budgetary alloca- coming off our poorest competitive year of the last 18, and our tions. revenue generation effectiveness has not been where it needs This summer, working very closely with President Alice to be. Given our now defined financial model for the future, Gast, we were able to determine that the athletics resource we have to do better. So the “net” outcomes of the “summer of needs at a competitive level in our league would clearly 2007” included numerous advancements and exciting changes exceed what could be reasonably funded by the institutional (described further on page 12). budget. This conclusion was not a surprise since we (the I told our staff last spring, at our end of the year meeting, that Athletics Department) now contribute about 50% of the an- I had some serious thinking to do over the summer months, nual operating resources (excluding financial aid and physical and that there were some important decisions that needed to plant expenses) that are spent on the Lehigh Athletics pro- be made. I have fulfilled that pledge over the course of the gram. However, it was critically and strategically important summer of 2007. Now, I am inspired to move ahead, to reach the point of collective agreement that this “depart- aggressively and yet purposefully and strategically. Our staff mentally-generated” funding model was going to have to be is on board and is already doing some really great things. Our the expected approach to funding athletics for the foreseeable hope is that you will choose to join us as well. future. Even more important, though, was receiving an affir- mation from President Gast that athletics at Lehigh, managed With sincere thanks for your past and continued support, and evaluated within the academic and competitive param- eters that Lehigh has adopted, are indeed a priority for the Joe Sterrett ‘76 Murray H. Goodman Dean of Athletics ATHLETICS

Academic Achievements Four Lehigh student-athletes honored with the distinguished Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year award

Jenni Schappert ‘07 (women’s cross country), Gwen Dwyer captain, and a three-time first team all-league selection for the ‘07 (women’s tennis), Tom Gilbert ‘07 (Men’s Swimming) Mountain Hawks. and Christy Smith ‘08 (women’s lacrosse) were all recognized A native of Philadelphia, Dwyer was one of three Patriot during the 2006-2007 school year with Patriot League Scholar League women’s student-athletes to earn a perfect 4.0 in the Athlete of the Year awards. This award is voted on by mem- spring semester, joining Lehigh teammate Francesca Murasko- bers of the Patriot League schools and given to one athlete per Blank ‘07 and Holy Cross’ Natalie Lin. Dwyer was a mem- sport. To be eligible for Scholar-Athlete of the Year, student- ber of the Dean’s List and a four-year member of the Patriot athletes must have a cumulative GPA of 3.20 or above, be a League Academic Honor Roll. She was also active in the starter or a key player in their sport Lehigh community, working with the Fellowship of Christian and be at least a sophomore. Athletes and Amnesty International. On the court, Dwyer played first singles and doubles and Jenni Schappert ‘07 was selected continually performed at a high level against the opposition’s as the 2006 Patriot League Scholar- best players. She finished her senior season with a 10-9 record Athlete of the Year for women’s cross at first singles. Dwyer’s Lehigh career ended with 40 singles country. Schappert posted three of the wins and 39 doubles wins, and she ranks among Lehigh’s top six times for the Mountain Hawk career leaders in both categories. women last season and was the top Dwyer’s honor marks the first time a student-athlete from finisher for the women in all four races Lehigh has been named Scholar-Athlete of the Year in wom- she competed in. An international en’s tennis. relations major with a 3.87 cumulative grade point average, Schappert is the The concept of the multi-sport athlete at the Division I college programs’s first-ever Scholar-Athlete level has become increasingly rare. In this era of specialization, of the Year. young student-athletes Following a remarkable junior generally focus on maxi- season where she became the first- mizing their potential in ever Lehigh female athlete to compete one sport on the college at the NCAA Championship Meet, level. Christy Smith ‘08 Schappert kicked off her final year in has emerged as an excep- the Brown and White by finishing first tion to the rule. The senior at the Lehigh Valley Cross Country Championships and the from Downingtown, Penn- Lafayette Dual—the first two meets of the Mountain Hawks’ sylvania is one of three season. She won the Lehigh Valley Cross Country Champi- Lehigh student-athletes onships, completing the race in a time of 22:31. Two weeks who play field hockey in later at the Lafayette Dual, Schap- the fall and lacrosse in pert shaved nine seconds off her the spring; but what sets time. The North East, Md. native Christy apart is the success ran Lehigh’s top 6K time of 21:27 she’s experienced. Christy at the elite Paul Short Invitational is an all-region performer where she finished 24th out of 237 in field hockey, and is the competitors. She capped off her reigning Patriot League career by finishing fourth overall at Scholar-Athlete of the Year for lacrosse; and oh by the way, the Patriot League Championship she carries a 3.88 grade point average in industrial engineer- Meet by completing the course in a ing. It’s an extraordinary time commitment, but one she time of 23:47. clearly balances well. It doesn’t hurt to have a pair of supportive coaches, both of Gwen Dwyer ‘07 was named the whom successfully mastered the field hockey-lacrosse double 2007 Patriot League women’s ten- in college. Field hockey coach Julie Mazer played both sports nis Scholar-Athlete of the Year, as at West Chester, and lacrosse coach Liz Ota ’95 was a second- voted on by the league’s sports in- team All-America at Lehigh. formation directors. Dwyer gradu- “Having two supportive coaches has made a big difference,” ated in May with a 3.55 grade point says Smith. “It’s an amazing opportunity to play both sports. average, majoring in English, while The coaches’ styles are different, and the personalities on the on the court, Dwyer was a two-year teams are different, but it helps you appreciate both sides of the spectrum.” ATHLETICS

Academic Achievements

“The concept of the two-sport athlete is a dinosaur,” Christy is enjoying the opportunity to play in the same mid- explains Ota. “What helps Christy is that she has two head field line as her sister Lindsey, a sophomore, who like Christy coaches that relate to her exceptionally well. I don’t think Julie plays both field hockey and lacrosse for Lehigh and majors in or I resent the fact that we don’t have her for half the year, industrial engineering. because we know she’s gaining competitive experience in the “Because of the positive experiences I had early on, I certain- off season.” ly encouraged Lindsey to come to Lehigh too,” says Christy. “Christy is very talented, she has all the natural gifts,” adds “It’s just an added bonus to get to play along side her.” Mazer. “She also has a very strong work ethic. Most athletes And an added bonus for have either the natural talent or the work ethic, but she has Lehigh to have a well-round- both, and that’s why she can excel.” ed student-athlete like Christy The numbers speak for themselves: a team-best eight goals Smith on its playing fields and last field hockey season, followed by 22 goals on the lacrosse in its classrooms. field in the spring. But equally important for Christy is what she’s accomplished off the field. Tom Gilbert ‘07 was named When she’s not burning opposing players with her speed, the 2007 Patriot League Smith has been burning pizza sauce in a lab setting, as part men’s swimming and diving of her Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) capstone Scholar-Athlete of the Year, course. As part of this six-credit, year-long course, Smith and as voted on by the league’s a team of students have been working with start-up entre- sports information directors. preneurs to develop and commercialize a new product that Gilbert is a four-time All- will prevent pizza sauce from burning when left cooking on a Patriot League selection in the stove top. pool for the Mountain Hawks, The team has presented the idea of using magnetic stirrers, and also carries a 3.47 cumula- most commonly used in chemistry labs. tive grade point average as an “Christy and the team’s first job was to investigate the accounting major. technology to determine if it indeed could be manufactured to “I am very humbled to win meet pre-established technical specs and then to explore the this award,” said Gilbert. “I marketplace to identify potential market applications,” says feel our league continues to Pat Costa, Christy’s professor in this IBE capstone course. get faster and faster in the Division I realm of our sport, yet we The team will formally present its findings to the Ben Frank- continue to be tops in the classroom, and to represent that is a lin Technology Partners on the Goodman Campus in December. great feeling.” “Christy has demonstrated strong leadership skills,” notes Gilbert earned first team all-league honors after posting Costa. “She was instrumental in leading the initiative to de- a pair of second place finishes at February’s Patriot League velop an independent testing protocol. She burnt lots of sauce Championships. The Robesonia, Pennsylvania native broke his last semester in the lab, and analyzed the data for its meaning- own school records in both the 100 and 200 yard backstroke fulness to the project. She has exhibited all the analytical skills events, and added a fourth place finish in the 400 yard indi- that would help her become a successful engineer as well as a vidual medley. A team captain, Gilbert also was a member of visionary business leader.“ four top-four finishing relay teams at the championships, and Costa concludes, “Christy has the kind of work ethic and helped lead the Lehigh men to a fourth place finish overall. personal integrity that has made everyone associated with her In the classroom, Gilbert was twice named to the Patriot in the IBE Program a better student and better teacher because League’s Academic Honor Roll. As a student, Gilbert success- she is part of our community.” fully met the challenges of being an accounting major, In addition, Smith has spent the last two summers gaining particularly in his junior year and was unhindered in his valuable experience interning at Synthes, a medical device pursuit of athletic success. Gilbert earned an internship with company out of West Chester. PricewaterhouseCoopers in the summer of 2006, and parlayed “I was able to get the internship through alumni contacts,” that experience into a job which he accepted early in the says Smith. “I’ve been there the last two summers; the first academic year. year I worked on the manufacturing side and this past year I “Winning this award means a lot to me because four years worked in product development.” ago Lehigh gave me an opportunity and an environment to In her first year, Smith worked predominantly on time stud- succeed,” said Gilbert “I feel this award signifies the hard work ies and the plant layout, but in product development she spent and the challenges it took along the way. To see the work finally time in cadaver labs. Among the medical devices that Synthes pay off is a great way to end my senior year.” specializes in are plates and screws for broken bones. Gilbert becomes the third Lehigh men’s swimmer to be With her senior year underway, Christy is keeping her post named Scholar-Athlete of the Year, joining Jeff Cline (1996) graduation options open. As the field hockey season continues, and Jason Boire (2000). ATHLETICS

Academic Achievements Sportsmanship award presented to the men’s lacrosse program from the United States Lacrosse Men’s Division Collegiate Officials Committee.

Academic Achievement

Fall 2006 Semester GPA 4.0, 10 student-athletes Dave Buchberger ‘10 (Men’s Basketball), Allison Caldwell ‘09 (Women’s Soccer), Jacqueline Cross ‘08 (Women’s Rowing), Katherine Ginda ‘07 (Women’s Rowing), Rebecca Guz- man ‘07 (Women’s Rowing), Bill McDonnell ‘09 (Baseball), Laura Schafer ‘10 (Women’s Rowing), Manuel Schubert ‘09 (Wrestling), Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball), Meredith Talbot ‘07 (Women’s Soccer)

Fall 2006 Semester Team GPA 3.0 or better, 14 teams Women’s Soccer: 3.37, Men’s Golf: 3.36, Women’s Tennis: 3.32, Women’s Rowing: 3.32, Softball: 3.28, Women’s Golf: 3.24, Women’s Cross Country: 3.27, Women’s Lacrosse: 3.19, Women’s Track and Field: 3.19, Men’s Cross Country: 3.16, Women’s Basketball: 3.18, Field Hockey: 3.17, Men’s Tennis: 3.11, Women’s Swimming and Diving: 3.07

Team Academic awards were granted to the following team or program: field hockey, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, wrestling, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s soccer, softball and women’s basketball.

The Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar Honorable Mention was awarded to Adrienne Blount ‘07 (Women’s Basketball).

Fulbright Scholar Award was given to Rebecca Guzman ‘07 (Women’s Rowing)

University Awards The Bosey Reiter Leadership Cup was awarded to Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball)

The Ralph Albert Thomas Class of ’76 Leadership Award was presented to Devin Dobson ‘07 (Football)

The Minority Student Leadership MVP Award was presented to Jason Russell ‘07 (Football)

The Class of 1904 Scholarship was awarded to Clark Cohen ‘08 (Men’s Swimming), Mike Hessemer ‘08 (Men’s Soccer), Allison Juster ‘08 (Women’s Golf), and Claire Sullivan ‘08 (Women’s Basketball) ATHLETICS

Academic Achievements The Contribution to Student Life Award was granted to Devin Dobson ‘07 (Football), Adam Hyncik ‘07 (Men’s Basketball), and Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball)

The University Service Award was presented to Devin Dobson ‘07 (Football)

The South Side Booster Awards were presented to: Nick Bet ‘07 (Baseball), Tom Gilbert ‘07 (Men’s Swimming), Alec Hooff ‘07 (Men’s Lacrosse), Jose Olivero ‘07 (Men’s Basketball), John O’Reilly ‘07 (Men’s Soccer), Eric Rakus ‘07 (Football), Marques Thompson ‘07 (Football), Frank Trovato ‘07 (Football), Joe Verdi ‘07 (Men’s Soccer), Paul Weibel ‘07 (Wrestling), Adrienne Blount ‘07 (Women’s Basketball), Amy Chamberlain ‘07 (Women’s Lacrosse), Sara Ellis ‘07 (Women’s Basketball), Gina Lewandowski ‘07 (Women’s Soccer), Julie Mitchell ‘07 (Women’s Swimming), Jen Schappert ‘07 (Cross Country/Track), and Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball)

Lehigh Athletics Department Awards Blount named The Senior Female Athlete of the Year award was presented to Gina Lewandowski ‘07 (Soccer) Arthur Ashe Scholar

The Senior Male Athlete of the Year award was Adrienne Blount ‘07 was one of 81 women’s basketball presented to John O’Reilly ‘07 (Soccer) players nationwide to be named a 2007 Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar, earning an honorable mention. She is the sixth The Mary O. Hurley Leadership Award was presented Lehigh student-athlete, and the third from the women’s to Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball) basketball program, to be named an Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar in the last six years. To be considered for the award, The Senior Male Leadership Award was presented to student-athletes must compete in an intercollegiate sport, Tom Gilbert ‘07 (Swimming) maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.2 and be active on campus or within the community. The Distinguished Achievement Award was presented Blount joins Teniece Johnson ’04 and Carli Toliver ’05 as to Betsy Balaguer ‘07 (Swimming), Tom Gilbert ‘07 (Swim- the trio of Lehigh basketball players to be named Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars. Among Lehigh’s other past Arthur ming), Gina Lewandowski ‘07 (Soccer), Jose Olivero ‘07 Ashe Sports Scholars are Lavar Pope (men’s track and field), (Basketball), John O’Reilly ‘07 (Soccer), Jenni Schappert ‘07 Sabrina Slater (women’s rowing) and Laura Tom (women’s (Cross Country/Track and Field), Julie Sterrett ‘07 (Softball), track and field). Toliver and Pope are both two-time honorees and Joe Verdi ‘07 (Soccer) with Toliver being selected in 2002 and 2005 and Pope being a recipient in 2003 and 2005. The award was named after tennis The Scholar Athlete of the Year Award was presented legend Arthur Ashe Jr. and honors students of color who have to Jenni Schappert ‘07 (Cross Country/Track and Field) achieved a winning combination in both academics and athletics. Blount led the team in points with 12.5 per game last season. The Philip J. Sclar Award was presented to Her 8.3 rebounds per game was not only the best on the team, Allison Campofranco ‘08 (Men’s Soccer, Manager) but also in the Patriot League. She was Lehigh’s top rebound- er in 25 games, including 11 straight. Blount broke single The Marlene Fowler Service Award was granted to game career-highs for points, assists, field goals made, free Mel Lepko ‘06 (Field Hockey) throws made and minutes played as well as tied her career- high for rebounds. Blount finished her career in the Brown The Lehigh Athletics Sportsmanship Award was and White ranked seventh all-time on Lehigh’s rebounds list presented to Robby Walsh ‘07 (Lacrosse) with 614 boards. Blount, who started in 30 games, set new single season highs for rebounds (249) and assists (42). The The John S. Steckbeck Award was presented to Mahopac, N.Y. native recorded seven double-doubles, includ- Inneke Carmola ‘10 (Lacrosse) ing a pair in the Patriot League Tournament that landed her on the All-Tournament Team. Blount was also selected to the The J. Daniel Nolan Award was presented to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Second-Team for Marquis Hall ‘10 (Basketball) her accomplishments in both the classroom and on the court.

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Athletic Success Two are named All-Americans Marquis Hall garners for Men’s Soccer Rookie of the Year

John O’Reilly ‘07 and Joe Verdi ‘07 were named to the NCAA award Division I Men’s NSCAA Adidas All-America team. O’Reilly and Verdi become just the ninth and tenth All-Americans in Marquis Hall ‘10 was named the 2007 Lehigh’s history and the first since Evan Bruno ‘02 (pictured, Patriot League Rookie of the Year last middle) garnered the accolade in 2001. O’Reilly was named a year to become Lehigh’s first-ever First-Team selection, while Verdi was honored as a Third-Team Rookie of the Year. Hall and classmate selection. Lehigh is one of just six schools in the nation to have Zahir Carrington are the first two players selected, joining Maryland, Notre Dame, SMU, UC Mountain Hawk teammates to be Santa Barbara and West Virginia. named to the All-Rookie Team since O’Reilly and Verdi become just the third and fourth All- 1996-97 when Jared Hess and Fido Americans at Lehigh since 1947. They are the first teammates Wilybiro were selected. to receive the honor for the ”For Marquis to be rewarded for the season he had was nice Brown and White since recognition, and also for Zahir, it’s great to see our young men Lewis Byers and John rewarded for all of their hard work and accomplishments this Williams accomplished the season,” former Lehigh head coach Billy Taylor said. feat back in 1931. Hall was named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week a 2006 Patriot League Coach league record eight consecutive times, and nine times over- of the Year Dean Koski all. The Portland, Oregon native averaged 32.3 minutes, 11.0 offers his thoughts on his points, 4.2 assists and 3.4 rebounds, while having started 29 of pair of All-Americans. Lehigh’s 30 games. Hall scored in double figures 16 times, “Having two players named including ten times in league play, and led the Mountain as All-Americans is the cap- Hawks in assists 23 times and in steals 12 times. During stone to an unprecedented Patriot League play, Hall averaged 13.9 points per game, while season of team and indi- shooting 45 percent from the field and 43 percent from three- vidual accomplishments. I point range. The business major who also garnered freshman am delighted for Joe Verdi mid-major All-American accolades netted a career-high 24 and John O’Reilly who were points in a victory over archrival Lafayette on January 20. For the backbone of our nation- the season, Hall’s 339 points place him in third place all-time ally ranked defense. It is for freshman scoring in school annals. another opportunity for our program to be recognized on the national landscape of Division I soccer and we are very Steve Suarez honored proud to have Joe and John as All-Americans.” O’Reilly and Verdi are the second and third All-Americans under Koski, as Co-Rookie of the Year joining Bruno. O’Reilly and Verdi were also both honored as First-Team for Men’s Golf All-Region selections, joining teammates Jim Taranto and Jim Steve Suarez ‘10 was honored as the Morahan. One of the team’s two center backs, O’Reilly helped 2007 Patriot League Co-Rookie of the keep opponents out of Lehigh’s defensive end as the Moun- Year in 2007 while collecting an honor- tain Hawks allowed only ten goals—the fewest goals allowed able mention accolade from the Patriot since 1964. On the offensive side of the ball, O’Reilly scored League for his play in the month of April. six times—four of which were off dead balls with his other two Suarez led the Mountain Hawks in every resulting off dead ball situations. The Arlington, Mass. native match they played in during April but also had the winning shootout attempt against Rhode Island in one, including the 2007 Patriot League the second round of the NCAA Tournament to send the Championships as the freshman shot a Mountain Hawks into the sweet sixteen of the tournament. 220, good for a fourth-place tie overall. Verdi served as the team’s other center back, partnering with

O’Reilly to make it tough for the opponent’s to penetrate the Suarez began the month shooting an 81 Lehigh defensive zone by going down the middle of the field. at the Navy Spring Invite, as he finished Offensively, Verdi tallied a career high three goals and one as- in a tie for 80th place, playing with the sist. He was named two times to national teams of the week— likes of St. Bonaventure, Penn, Seton once by College Soccer News and once by SoccerAmerica.com. Hall and Delaware. On April 14, The Ivyland, Pa. native earned his second All-League selection Suarez finished in a tie for 12th place as by being named to the First-Team. he shot a 77 and helped lead the Moun- ATHLETICS

Athletic Success tain Hawks to the team crown at the Lafayette Invitational. Lehigh defeated teams such as LIU, Monmouth, Manhattan, Inneka Carmola voted Lafayette and Hofstra to claim the title. Suarez captured individual medalist honors at the Lehigh Patriot League Valley Invite on April 18, shooting a 71 as Lehigh again won Rookie of the Year the team championship, defeating local rivals Lafayette, Muhlenberg and Moravian. At the Patriot League Champion- Inneke Carmola ‘10 was named the ships Suarez shot individual rounds of 75, 72, and 73 to finish Patriot League Rookie of the Year for in a tie for fourth and claim the league’s Rookie of the Year the spring of 2007 in women’s lacrosse. honor. He is Lehigh’s first-ever Rookie of the Year honoree. After leading Lehigh to a second place regular season finish in the league. For the second consecutive season, a Kate Marvel and Lisa Sweeney Mountain Hawk was named the Patriot honored as Pitcher and Player League Rookie of the Year, as Carmola follows Sara MacIntyre’s honor of a year of the Year ago. She becomes the fourth Lehigh player to earn Rookie of the Year hon- ors, joining MacIntrye ‘09, Kristin Gillis Lehigh softball players Kate Marvel ‘08 (1992), and Jill Altshuler (1993). and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 were named the Carmola was also named a First-Team Patriot League’s Player and Pitcher of All-League selection, scoring 44 goals the Year, respectively, for 2007 while during the regular season, and more being recognized on the ECAC Divi- than one on 12 occasions, including a sion I softball All-Star team. Marvel career-best seven in a league victory and Sweeney were among the 12 over Colgate. Carmola led the Brown and White in points, student-athletes named to the team goals, shots, game-winning goals and she led the Patriot and both played significant roles in a League in free-position goals. season that saw the Mountain Hawks win 35 games and capture their ninth straight Patriot League regular season title. Kaitlin Grimm grabs The Mountain Hawks’ leadoff hitter and starting center fielder, Patriot League Rookie Marvel put together a stellar junior season en route to earning first team of the Year award All-Patriot League honors for the third straight year. Marvel was later named In just one season of racing in the the league’s Player of the Year and Brown and White, Kaitlin Grimm ‘10 first team NFCA Mid-Atlantic All- has already earned a spot in Lehigh Region team performer for the second history as she became the first-ever straight year. The Manasquan, N.J. Mountain Hawk to be named the native was the Patriot League’s Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year. leading hitter, with a .415 average. Grimm has been a top runner for the Marvel also led the league in runs Mountain Hawk women, being just scored (37), triples (8) and tied for the one of two freshmen to compete in league lead with 61 base hits. all five varsity races for the Brown Sweeney parlayed her second and White. straight Patriot League Pitcher of the Grimm started her collegiate Year Award into her second consecu- career with a fifth place finish at tive first team All-Region nod, and the Lehigh Valley Championships now adds ECAC All-Star to the list of where she ran a season-best 23:10. honors. In her sophomore campaign, In the four regular season meets, Sweeney led the Patriot League with the Pittsburgh native ran sub 24:00, 19 victories and a 1.47 earned run average. The Lumberton, including a 23:26.6 at the Arkansas N.J. native also led the league in saves and opponents batting Chile Pepper Festival and a 23:36 in average, while her 155 strikeouts were one off the league lead. the Paul Short Collegiate Meet—both Sweeney also threw five shutouts in 2007, including no-hitters races where the Mountain Hawks versus Harvard and Penn; the third and fourth no-hitters of competed against nationally ranked her career. competition. ATHLETICS

Athletic Success

• The men’s soccer team was the 2006 Patriot League regular • Alan Borowsky ‘07 was named an Academic All-American season champion. They were granted a Top-16 seed in the by the Men’s Golf Coaches Association of America. NCAA tournament, were awarded a home game, advanced to the Sweet 16 round, and ended the season ranked 2nd in • Three athletes were named All-American: John O’Reilly ‘07 the region. and Joe Verdi ‘07 (Men’s Soccer), and Marquis Hall ‘10 (Basketball- Mid-Major Freshman). • The football team garnered a 5-1 league record to become the Patriot League regular season co-champions (6-5 overall). • Three LVAIAW Awards were granted to Gina Lewandowski ‘07 (Women’s Soccer), Christy Smith ‘08 • The softball team won its ninth Patriot League regular (Lacrosse), and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball). season championship in a row. • Patriot League Coach of the Year Awards were given to Dean Koski (Men’s Soccer), Liz Ota ’95 (Women’s Lacrosse), and Fran Troyan (Softball).

• Regional Coach of the Year Awards were given to Dean Koski (Men’s Soccer) and Michael Benn ‘96 (Men’s Soccer, assistant coach).

Individual

• Baseball had three All-Patriot athletes: Liam O’Connor ‘08 (1st), Nick Bet ‘07 (2nd), and Joe Ercolano ‘08 (2nd). • Matt Fisk ‘09, Seth Ciasulli ‘09, Matt Ciasulli ‘07, • Men’s Basketball had three Dave Nakasone ‘08, David Craig ‘10, Matt Cassidy ‘07, and All-Patriot athletes: Jose Olivero ‘07 Paul Weibel ‘07 earned NCAA Tournament berths (1st), Marquis Hall ‘10 (Rookie), and for wrestling. Zahir Carrington ‘10 (Rookie). • The women’s cross country team finished the season • Women’s Basketball had three All-Patriot athletes: ranked 9th in the region. Adrienne Blount ‘07 (2nd), Kristen Dalton ‘10 (Rookie), Alex Ross ‘10 (Rookie). • Men’s cross country finished the season ranked 10th in the region. • Women’s Cross Country had two All-Patriot athletes: Jenni Schappert ‘07 (1st) and Sarah Seiler ‘07 (2nd). • Patriot League Rookie of the Year awards were presented to Kaitlin Grimm ‘10 (Cross Country), Marquis Hall ‘10 • Women’s Rowing had one All-Patriot athlete: (Men’s Basketball), and Inneke Carmola ‘10 (Women’s Denise Julian ‘07 (1st). Lacrosse). Co- Rookie award was presented to Steve Suarez ‘10 (Men’s Golf). • Field Hockey had three All-Patriot athletes: Christy Smith ‘08 (1st), Terry Mongan ‘08 (2nd), • Patriot League Player of the Year awards were presented Lauren Volpe ‘08 (2nd). to Jason Leo ‘09 (Football- Special Teams), John O’Reilly ‘07 (Soccer- Defensive Player), Kate Marvel ‘08 (Softball), and • Football had 14 All-Patriot athletes: Julian Austin ‘07 (1st), Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball- Pitcher). Paul Fabre ‘07 (1st), Jason Leo ‘09 (1st), Landon Maggs ‘07 (1st), Royce Morgan ‘07 (1st), Jim Petruccelli ‘07 (1st), • All-Region awards were presented to Victor Vientos ‘07 Eric Rakus ‘07 (1st), John Reese ‘07 (1st), Brannan Thomas ‘07 (Men’s Cross Country), Christy Smith ‘08 (Field Hockey (1st), Sedale Threatt ‘08 (1st), Jimmy Kehs ‘08 (2nd), -2nd), Jim Morahan ‘07 (2nd), John O’Reilly ‘07 (1st), Matt Mohler ‘07 (2nd), Ernest Moore ‘08 (2nd), Jim Taranto ‘09 (1st), Joe Verdi ‘07 (Men’s Soccer- 1st), Marques Thompson ‘07 (2nd). Kate Marvel ‘08 (Softball- 1st), Lauren Haney ‘07 (Softball- 2nd), and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball- 1st). • Men’s Golf had two All-Patriot athletes: Steve Suarez ‘10 (1st), Matt Denison ‘07 (2nd). ATHLETICS

Athletic Success

• Indoor Track and Field had three All-Patriot athletes: School Records Edwin Schuck ‘09 (2nd), Khalil Uqdah ‘10 (2nd), Men’s Soccer Jenni Schappert ‘07 (2nd). Shutouts: 13 Victories: 15 • Outdoor Track and Field had eleven All-Patriot athletes: Consecutive matches without a loss: 15 Sean Swift ‘07 (1st), Greg Horn ‘07 (2nd), Nick Ray ‘10 (2nd), Consecutive wins: 11 David Falk ‘07 (2nd), Brian Voorhis ‘08 (2nd), Consecutive shutouts: 7 C. Austin Wade ‘09 (2nd), Franklin Johnson ‘10 (2nd), Consecutive winning seasons: 11 Shannon Alejandro ‘09 (2nd), Kim Scotto ‘09 (2nd), Assists by a Freshman: Kyle Evans ‘10, 7 Sarah Serwo ‘09 (2nd), Jillian Randolph ‘10 (2nd). Shutouts, Individual: Jim Morahan ‘07, 11

• Women’s Lacrosse had four All-Patriot athletes: Record Breakers Sara MacIntyre ‘09 (1st), Inneke Carmola ‘10 (1st), Swimming and Diving Sarah Fudin ‘09 (2nd), Men: 200 Yard Backstroke: Tom Gilbert ‘07, 1:49.42 Christy Smith ‘08 (2nd). Men: 1 meter diving: Clark Cohen ‘08, 279.25 Women: 100 Yard Breaststroke: Melanie Rolish ‘09, 1:04.33 • Men’s Lacrosse had two All-Patriot Women: 200 Yard Breaststroke: Melanie Rolish ‘09, 2:18.97 athletes: Alec Hooff ‘07(2nd), Women: 400 Yard Medley Relay: J. Mitchell ‘07, M. Rolish ‘09, Steve Marino ‘07 (2nd). J. Sicherman ‘10, B. Balaguer ‘07, 3:53.35 • Men’s Soccer had five All-Patriot Women’s Basketball athletes: Adam Gazda ‘09 (1st), Three Point Field Goals in Career: Sara Ellis ‘07, 238 John O’Reilly ‘07 (1st), Jim Taranto ‘09 (1st), Joe Verdi ‘07 Women’s Soccer (1st), Jim Morahan ‘07 (2nd). Game Winning Goals in Career: Gina Lewandowski ‘07, 15 • Women’s Soccer had three Indoor Track and Field All-Patriot athletes: Gina Lewandowski ‘07 (1st), 4x800-meter Relay: J. Therkorn ‘09, S. Alejandro ‘09, Michaela Pawlewicz ‘08 (1st), Daniela Molina ‘07 (1st). J. Randolph, S. Serwo ‘09, 9:06.63 3,000 meters: Jenni Schappert ‘07, 9:58.61 • Softball had nine All-Patriot Pole Vault: Emily Roth ‘08, 11’3.75” athletes: Kate Marvel ‘08 (1st), Julie Sterrett ‘07 (1st), Outdoor Track and Field Whitney Schenbeck ‘07 (1st), 4x800-meter Relay: K. Scotto ‘09, S. Alejandro ‘09, Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (1st), Lauren Haney ‘07 (1st), J. Randolph ‘10, S. Serwo ‘09, 8:59.94 Heather Hamasaki ‘07 (2nd), Mendy Martin ‘07 (2nd), 400 meters: Sarah Serwo ‘09, 58.33 (April 24, 2007) Taryn Hanley ‘08 (2nd), Tiffany Curtis ‘10 (2nd). 800 meters: Sarah Serwo ‘09, 2:12.55 (April 6, 2007) Pole Vault: Emily Roth ‘08, 11’1.75” • Men’s Swimming had five All-Patriot athletes: Tom Gilbert ‘10 (1st), Dan Johnson ‘09 (1st), Clark Cohen ‘08 (2nd), Jonathan Kearney ‘08 (2nd), Kevin McGrath ‘10 (2nd).

• Women’s Swimming had four All-Patriot athletes: Melanie Rolish ‘09 (1st), Betsy Balaguer ‘07 (2nd), Julie Mitchell ‘07 (2nd), Allison Rolish ‘10 (2nd).

• Men’s Tennis had one All-Patriot athlete: Alfredo Fernandez-Concha ‘07 (1st).

• Women’s Tennis had two All-Patriot athletes: Gwen Dwyer ‘07 (1st), Julie Arthofer ‘10 (2nd).

• Volleyball had one All-Patriot athlete: Michelle Schwendenmann ‘07 (2nd). ATHLETICS

Lehigh in the Community community,” explained Courtney Elder ‘07, one of two C.O.A.C.H. program chairs. “You see the looks on the people’s faces and it makes you feel really good about what you’re doing.” This award-winning, student run program organized the bi-annual Breakfast for a Buck events. Over 700 students and members of the Lehigh community packed Rathbone Dining Hall on Wednesday, October 25, for the fall 2006 “Breakfast” event, which was sponsored by several campus groups including Residential Services and the C.O.A.C.H. program. Every semester the program chooses a different cause to raise money for. Proceeds from this particular event went to the fight against muscular dystrophy. For a dollar, Lehigh students, student-athletes and staff were able to enjoy breakfast at night and were provided an opportu- nity to spend time with friends and relax. Many student- athletes saw the event as a pleasant diversion during a week filled with rigorous four o’clock exams. In all, over a thousand dollars was raised on the evening. The spring 2007 Breakfast for a Buck event was truly special. The event was held on April 11th and raised Community Outreach by Athletes who Care about Helping money for St. Jude Children’s Hospital and Non-Hodgkin’s (C.O.A.C.H.) is a service program that operates in accordance Lymphoma in support of the family of a former Lehigh with the National Consortium for Academics and Sports to student-athlete and C.O.A.C.H. participant. Over 1,000 people help (along with parents, teachers and coaches) elementary, attended the spring late night breakfast and contributed to the middle and high school student-athletes and their peers, make almost $20,000 raised, Breakfast for a Buck’s largest amount informed choices regarding their education, drug and alcohol ever. issues and other factors which may affect reaching their full “I feel our student athletes with the support of the Lehigh potential. The participating Lehigh student-athletes talk about community worked very hard to make Breakfast for a Buck substance abuse, time management, academic motivation and another successful event,” Roseann Corsi, Lehigh’s Public other concerns of younger students and student-athletes. This Relations Coordinator said. “By working together, the reward program offers Lehigh student-athletes as “C.O.A.C.H.”es for was knowing that we have helped a great cause.” elementary, middle and high school students. Lehigh student-athletes also took the opportunity to give The vision for the program is to involve as many Lehigh back to the community by hosting the C.O.A.C.H. program’s athletes as possible in meaningful community service experi- annual Adopt-A-Family event. For this program, each athletic ences that reach as many young people as possible. The intent team at Lehigh adopted an underprivileged family from the of the program is to inspire both the youth of our community Bethlehem community. Each family had a holiday wish list and the Lehigh student-athletes to set high goals, to serve which our student-athletes made come true. The teams raised others less fortunate than ourselves, and to believe in the money throughout the fall semester in order to purchase gifts power of clear values, healthy and smart decision-making, for their family. Many of the wish lists included necessities mentoring, and dreams. such as beds, toiletries, clothes and money for food. In The Lehigh Athletics C.O.A.C.H program had some addition to these essentials the student-athletes were able to inspiring outcomes in the 2006-2007 school year as they make holiday wishes come true by purchasing gifts such as established new records across the board. The group com- televisions, bicycles, and toys for their families. bined for over 500 hours of community service in the Lehigh A reception was held so that the teams could meet their Valley which included visiting local schools to promote families, present them with their gifts, and share in a truly responsibility, education, leadership, passion and inspiration. magical evening. Food and drinks were provided to make the The program had 145 student-athlete participants and almost evening special for all parties involved and Santa Claus was 5,000 children’s lives were touched by the program. The on hand to spread holiday cheer, along with Jolly Holly the student-athletes raised over $50,000 through various charitable Clown and Lehigh’s own mascot the Mountain Hawk. The activities including Adopt-A-Family, Fall Breakfast for a Buck event took on a Christmas Eve-type atmosphere when the chil- for Muscular Dystrophy, Spring Breakfast for a Buck for St. dren were allowed to open a few special gifts with their team. Jude Children’s Hospital and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, “We spend so much time training throughout the year, that and Breast Cancer. sometimes we lose sight of the important things,” said Colin “The thing about the C.O.A.C.H. program is that we’re Mistele ‘07, a member of the men’s lacrosse team. “The holi- the ones helping out with these great causes, but we get so days are an important time for so many people, that if we can much joy out of helping young children and throughout the put the time and effort in with our teammates, we can make a ATHLETICS

Lehigh in the Community lot of people’s holidays better. It really means a lot to all of us to be able to help out in anyway we can.” The Adopt-A-Family program is now in its ninth year. By participating in community outreach programs, like Adopt-A- Family, many Lehigh student-athletes are doing their best to make a difference in the community around them. In all, the group accounted for over 500 hours of community service in the Lehigh Valley, coordinated over 22 events, and is responsible for thousands of smiles on the faces of the special people of our community. For their efforts the C.O.A.C.H. Program has received the National Consortium for Academics and Sports award for its outstanding outreach and community service for five consecutive years.

Number of C.O.A.C.H. representatives 56

Number of active participants 145

Number of C.O.A.C.H. events 22

Number of C.O.A.C.H. charities 4

C.O.A.C.H. hours of community service 496

Number of children touched by C.O.A.C.H. 4,994

Amount raised by C.O.A.C.H. $50,255.80

Amount raised for Adopt-a-Family $26,589.80

Amount raised by Breakfast for a Buck $21,884.00

Amount raised for Breast Cancer $1,782.00 C.O.A.C.H. ATHLETICS

Advancement for the Future

Joe Sterrett ‘76

The summer of 2007 will be one that I always remember as and effectiveness, while providing support to our head filled with purposeful and promising organizational change coaches in this vital area. Additionally, Chris will take on within our Lehigh Athletics Department. As the semester some of the very time consuming reporting and informa- began, we had 10 new full-time staff members (with one more tion management responsibilities that have previously been vacancy to be resolved), 2 staff with new assignments, and handled by Karen Adams or myself, thereby freeing us to use 4 staff that have been promoted. This totaled 17 significant that time for other purposes. He will also apply his 16 years personnel moves that occurred over the summer, not includ- of coaching experience to provide administrative support for ing the implications for other full-time staff or the new gradu- several programs and to the orientation and mentoring of all ate assistant and part-time staff members that came aboard. new head coaches. Indeed, it was a busy summer! The first steps that have been taken as a result of this 6. The non-varsity dimensions of our athletics programming clarity about our financial model were steps that enhance our are less visible than the varsity programs yet they serve a capacity to focus on revenue enhancement in several revenue larger population and have the potential to enrich the student producing areas. Specifically, the following organizational experience in deeply meaningful and life-long ways. Non- adjustments took place this summer: varsity programming is an important but comparatively undeveloped priority within our strategic plan, primarily 1. We added a full-time staff member to our external because we have not allocated the kind of resource support events/facilities management team (Kristy Miles) and we (staff or program dollars) that are necessary. Given the promoted Jason Gall in order to provide more support for realities of financial self-reliance, it became critical for us to the revenue generating potential in this area. In Jason’s case, find a way to expand resource support for our non-varsity he will be responsible for our golf practice complex and the programs. Accordingly, Barb Turanchik ‘75 has moved to a revenue opportunities it provides us. role where she will direct our club sports program and also initiate some revenue generating and fund raising initiatives 2. We reorganized our equipment and laundry operations, for the broad non-varsity program areas (intramural sports, adding formally the responsibilities for our athletics merchan- club sports, recreation, fitness, and instructional program- dising initiatives as well as the concessions operations. A ming). This move allows us to reorganize the duties of Jane new position, filled by Meghan Gove ‘06, was created to Josephson and Doug Strange so that each can devote more manage athletics merchandising and concessions, and the attention to priority initiatives. Barb’s successful experience position descriptions of Kim Miller ‘96 and Tyler Osler were with our Athletics Partnership program will serve well the modified to align with the expanding focus of this area. non-varsity programming that involves more than 3000 student participants. 3. The ticket operation was relieved of the burden of managing concessions in order to focus full attentions on 7. The decision to address our non-varsity sport area by enhancing ticket sales. A corollary objective for this year is adding staffing and adopting a revenue generating strategy to achieve a much better understanding of the constituency obviously created a major void in the critical area of our that attends our events so that we can begin to appropriately Athletics Partnership program. Less obvious but no less tailor our promotional, merchandising, and event experience important is the absence of the kind of organizational struc- efforts. Special attention will be given to student attendance ture that would provide additional leadership, coordination, and spirit initiatives. mentoring, and creativity for our revenue generating units. Additionally, a different organizational structure will en- 4. Our summer camps operations will be enhanced in some hance the development of marketing, communications, imag- way by some augmentation of staffing support. This commit- ing, and media plans that are cohesive, effective, and support- ment, which has yet to be finalized, will provide appropriate ive of our resource intentions.These voids will be more than staffing support for an enterprise that is nearly a $1 million filled by a distinctively qualified individual. A fortuitous gross revenues operation, and it will enable us to apply Julie set of circumstances and timing presented the opportunity Oltman’s considerable talents with systems and technology for alumnus, Athletics Hall of Fame member, former alumni to several of our key “business” activities in the department. chair of our Athletics Partnership program, former presi- As we seek to grow our revenues we have to be efficient and dent of the Lehigh Alumni Association, and former Alumni compliant in all that we do and Julie has the ability to contrib- Trustee, Bill Griffin ’79 to join our staff as Associate Director ute substantially to this obligation. for External Relations and Advancement. Bill will bring to our department his 28 year business career in sales, market- 5. The expansion of our administrative staff also includes ing, and business development and his many years of direct the addition of Chris Wakely. Chris will assume a role where and influential alumni service. He will provide leadership he will oversee and help evaluate our recruiting operations and coordination for most of our revenue generating opera- ATHLETICS

Staffing Updates

tions and will direct our Athletics Partnership program. Bill ment of available resources, and wise counsel for many of our will also help Karen Adams and me to oversee and provide varsity programs. Karen will continue to lead the internal support for our head coaching staff. operations of the department; she will monitor our overall operating effectiveness; and she will continue to provide 8. Senior Associate Director Karen Adams will continue to oversight and support for a number of program managers lead the department in our day-to-day, week-to-week, month- and head coaches. to-month, and in our annual operations. Her distinctive I have work yet to do in all of these areas, but the “summer abilities to promote quality planning, evaluation, and of 2007” has been one of significant progress and leaves us accountability have resulted in exceptional financial manage- poised to do some exciting things in the year ahead.

Cassese Named Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse tant where he directed the nation’s top extra man offense and helped the Seawolves to a 10-6 record in 2004. program A two time captain and three time All-ACC selection while at Duke, Cassese helped lead the Blue Devils to three NCAA Tournament appearances and a pair of ACC Championships Following an extensive national during his collegiate career. Cassese earned All-America search, Lehigh has named former honors on three separate occasions including First-Team ac- Duke assistant coach Kevin Cassese colades in 2002 and 2003. Cassese, who scored 80 goals and to the newly endowed Smith Family handed out 38 assists during his time at Duke, was a two time (Daniel E. Smith ‘71) Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach. Cassese finalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy and garnered ACC Player replaces Chris Wakely, who stepped down last month due to of the Year honors in 2001. In 2002, Cassese was the recipient a medical concern. “I’m excited for this wonderful oppor- of the Lt. Donald MacLaughlin, Jr. Award as the nation’s top tunity to be the head coach at Lehigh University,” Cassese midfielder. said on Thursday. “Lehigh is an excellent school, one of the An accomplished player on the national level as well, top academic institutions in the country and I am looking Cassese helped the United States to the gold medal at the forward to being a part of the Mountain Hawk family.” 2002 International Lacrosse Federation world championships Cassese continued, “There are terrific kids within this and he was also a member of the United States team that program who received great direction under Chris Wakely placed second at the 2006 ILF world championships in for the past six years and I plan to continue the tradition that London, Ontario. Cassese was the number two overall Coach Wakely started and also build a tradition of excellence election in the Major League Lacrosse draft by the Rochester with the intention of bringing the program to new heights.” Rattlers in 2003, where among his professional accomplish- “Kevin Cassese has all the qualities to be an exceptional ments are a pair of MLL Rookie of the Week honors and a college head coach,” Lehigh Dean of Athletics Joe Sterrett ex- spot on the 2005 All-Star team. plained. “He inspired everyone during his interview and his Wakely offered his thoughts on his successor. I am excited references were even more impressive, both in terms of the for the entire Lehigh Lacrosse family as I am profoundly individuals who encouraged us to consider him, and in terms confident that Lehigh University has selected the right of the specific things they had to say about him. I believe our individual, at the right time, to lead the excellent young men athletes will find his enthusiasm and passion for lacrosse, of the men’s lacrosse program.” his organization, his preparation, his attention to detail, his A native of Port Jefferson Station, New York and graduate personal values and his self-confidence to be truly distinctive of Comsewogue High School, Cassese earned his bachelors qualities.” degree in sociology from Duke in 2003, garnering USILA One of the most decorated student athletes in Duke history, Scholar All-American and ACC Academic Honor Roll honors Cassese served as an assistant at his alma mater since 2005, as well as the ACC’s Weaver-James-Corrigan Honorary helping lead the Blue Devils to an appearance in the 2007 Award for outstanding athletic and academic achievement. National Championship game. He also served as Duke’s Cassese and his wife, the former Katie Granson who interim head coach for part of the summer of 2006. Prior to attended nearby Freedom High School, were recently married Duke, Cassese spent one season at Stony Brook as an assis- in Bethlehem in December of 2006. ATHLETICS

Meltzer named Maurer set to lead Lehigh Rowing Coach Volleyball

Lehigh University has named Liz Meltzer as the Steven J. ’69 Program and Karen A. Lee Head Rowing Coach. Meltzer, who has served as an assistant coach at Lehigh since the start of the With plenty of energy and 2005-06 season, replaces Paul Savell who left Lehigh in July a desire to teach the game, to become the Director of Rowing at Jenny Maurer enters her Drexel University. Her duties include first season at the helm of overseeing the entire rowing program, the Mountain Hawks as coaching the women’s teams and the volleyball program’s directing the recruitment efforts. 11th head coach. What “I am honored to be appointed to lead makes Maurer’s appoint- the rowing program at Lehigh ment unique is that Lehigh University and am excited to build on is the first collegiate team the successful traditions that Paul Savell she has coached. instilled during his time as the Head “It is a dream come true,” said Maurer, a native of St. Coach,” Meltzer explained. Louis, Mo. “I have a deep passion to teach the game and “I know I am inheriting a stable stepping into this position, I will be doing just that. I have program that enjoys the support of the met the team and have found them to be a classy and resil- Lehigh University Athletic Department ient group of athletes. Last year’s record speaks nothing and is full of stellar student athletes. I to who they are as people or athletes and they are ready plan to build on our successful spring season by promoting a to learn and do whatever it takes to bring the volleyball team culture that is deliberate in our acquisition of boat speed program back to Patriot League prominence and beyond.” and relentless in our pursuit of excellence in all endeavors, be Teaching and coaching will be no strange tasks for it on the water or in the classroom.” Maurer, who spent the last seven years as a Social Studies Meltzer quickly appointed Jason Moorehead as the teacher for the Rockwood School District in Missouri while program’s Head Men’s Varsity Coach. Moorehead has been serving as head coach of St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis. an assistant at Lehigh for the past seven years. During his At St. Joseph’s, Maurer was 182-63 and led the team to five time with the Lehigh Crew, Jason has been very successful on District and Sectional championships. She also guided her the freshman level and I am confident that he will be able to teams to consecutive second place finishes in the Missouri produce fast varsity crews consistently.” Class 4 State Championships for the last three years and During her time at Lehigh, Meltzer has been responsible saw her team rank nationally in the top 100 for the last for a number of duties, including the planning, organization four. and oversight of the rowing program’s recruitment effort. Maurer played all four years of her collegiate career at Through her efforts, the program secured commitments from Washington University under legendary Teri Clemens, 28 rowers this past June, making up the first-ever Lehigh who was the winningest coach in NCAA history at the rowing recruiting class. On the water, the Washington, D.C. time of her retirement in 1998. Maurer was a member of native led the Lehigh freshmen women’s crew to a second the Washington University squad that won the NCAA place finish at the 2006 Navy Day Regatta, as well as first and Division III National Championship in 1995 and 1996, second place finishes at the 2006 Frostbite Regatta and a advanced to the NCAA Final Four in 1997 and made it to top-ten finish at the 2007 Dad Vail Regatta. the NCAA quarterfinals in 1998. Prior to coming to Lehigh, Meltzer served as the head coach Individually, Maurer was a distinguished athlete with of the American University rowing program in Washington, multiple conference, regional, and national honors to her D.C. for three years. While at American, Meltzer also coached name. She was named First-Team All-University Athletic DeMatha High School’s freshmen men, Walter Johnson Association three times and was also a three-time First- High School’s varsity and novice teams and she served as Team All-South honoree. At the 1996 Final Four, Maurer the associate coach for the intermediate masters of the D.C. was selected to the Final Four All-Tournament Team. In Strokes Rowing Club. While under Meltzer’s leadership, the 1997 and 1998, Maurer received First-Team All-American American University crew won the 2003 Dad Vail Novice status from two different outlets—the AVCA and Asics/ Lightweight 8 Championship race, and had crews take first Volleyball Magazine. From 1996-98, she was selected as and second at the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta as well as the Division III National Player of the Week three times. Head of the Occoquan. Maurer graduated from Washington University with a Meltzer earned her bachelors degree from The Johns B.A. in Psychology in 1999 and then received her masters Hopkins University in 2002 where she served as captain of in Education from Lindenwood University in May 2003. the crew. She later went onto earn her masters degree from Maurer and her husband, Todd, have a son, Hudson, American University in Health Promotion Management in the who was born in 2006. summer of 2005.

ATHLETICS

Facility Update

Mark Wogenrich The Morning Call, originally appeared in the July 19, 2006 edition.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Construction is nearly complete on a golf practice complex on the Goodman Campus that will house driving, putting and chipping ranges as well as a clubhouse. The idea was a brainchild of Lehigh’s ILE (Integrated Learning Experience) project, which consisted of a group of students ranging anywhere from finance and accounting to civil engineering and architecture majors, whose assignment was to finalize a business plan for the practice complex.

Lehigh’s new project will cover approximately 75 acres of leased farmland that straddles Bethlehem and Lower Saucon Township on the Goodman campus. The facility, which is not being marketed to the public, will feature two practice greens (one for putting, one for chipping and bunker shots) and a driving range overlooking Good- man Stadium and Stabler Arena.

Lehigh’s men’s and women’s golf teams will benefit from the range, which will give them a designated place to practice. The teams play rounds at Saucon Valley Country Club but use ranges at Center Valley, Wedgewood or Bethlehem Municipal. In addition, students, faculty and Lehigh alumni will be able to use the facility.

Sterrett and economics professor Vincent Munley last year convened a team of engineering, architecture, busi- ness and journalism majors to market-test the golf project on campus and design the facility. With an endowment from an anonymous donor (a Lehigh graduate), the golf facility is scheduled to be built without money from the school’s athletic budget. Sterrett hopes the project will be self-operating and won’t require university investment.

‘’We didn’t want to be in the golf course business,’’ Sterrett said, ‘’but we are in the education business. To have a place where people can learn to play the game will be enormously valuable to a community like this.’’

This is the second project on the Goodman Campus that Lehigh’s ILE program has designed, with the Ronald J. Ulrich Sports Complex, a soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facility with lighted grass and astro turf surfaces, which was completed in the summer of 2001. ATHLETICS

Athletics Partnership

From Bill Griffin ‘79 Associate Director of Athletics External Relations & Advancement

Dear Friends,

What a joy it is to be back on campus! Walking the halls of Taylor Gym brings back countless memories, particularly of the many wonderful people who helped shape so many of us...people like: Bill Leckonby, John Steckbeck, Barb Lipkin, Thad Turner, John Whitehead, Judy Turner-Baxter, Brian Hill and John Covert...and many other Lehigh legends. It’s amazing how much these people gave of themselves so that we would learn the lessons of life through competitive sport...and enjoy doing it!

What is most gratifying, of course, is that their work continues...but today it occurs through Joe Sterrett, Greg Strobel, Andy Coen, Sue Troyan, Dean Koski, and so many others. These are our coaches of today... terrific teachers and role models, fierce competitors, and tremendous people.

Just as inspiring is how hard our current student-athletes are working to be champions for Lehigh...to be the next Mike Caruso, the next Kim McQuilken, the next Nancy Barrett-Kreider, the next Paul Hartzell, the next Daren Queenan.

Naturally, as members of the Lehigh Athletics family, we want them to be encouraged, supported, and celebrated. Most of all, we want them to be successful. That’s why we formed the Lehigh Athletics Partnership over 17 years ago. The Lehigh Athletics Partnership is the connecting body that keeps our Athletics family together. It is the vehicle by which life-long relationships are born, nurtured, and maintained. And those relationships cross and connect a broad spectrum of groups...fans of Lehigh Athletics, our coaches, today’s student-athletes, our former student-athletes across the generations, parents of current and former student-athletes, Lehigh faculty & staff, our corporate sponsors, etc.

As we proceed with the 2007–2008 academic year, we are focused on a few important initiatives:

1. Enhancing communications with our Athletics family members 2. Ensuring connections between Lehigh student-athletes of the past and those who compete for us today 3. Building our Partnership team with volunteers who are willing to act as catalysts for ‘connection’ opportunities and events

I am thrilled to be in a position to re-engage with all of you. Together, we have the opportunity to lift Lehigh Athletics to new levels of competitiveness and consistent success. I am excited about the relationships we will build and maintain and how these relationships will benefit the kids and coaches who wear Brown and White so proudly today.

Sincerely,

Bill Griffin ‘79 Associate Director of Athletics External Relations & Advancement ATHLETICS

Athletics Partnership

Honoring Coach Bill Leckonby

ver 100 Lehigh football players Omet to honor former, longtime head coach and athletic director William B. Leckonby on Saturday, September 30, 2006 for the dedication of Lehigh’s football locker rooms at the A. Haigh Cundey Varsity House. The Athletics Partnership sponsored event was held in conjunction with the 1961 Lambert Cup Team reunion.

As Lehigh’s football coach, he had an 85-53-5 mark for 16 seasons between 1946 and 1961. He coached the 1950 Lehigh team to the school’s only perfect-record season in 109 years of football. His 1957 squad won the first Lambert Cup, when it was established for mid-sized school gridiron eastern suprem- acy. Lehigh won the Lambert Cup again in his final season on the sideline in 1961.

Leckonby came to Lehigh in 1946, following his Naval duty in World War II. He ranks as one of St. Lawrence University’s all-time greatest triple threat backs and played for Jock Sutherland’s Brooklyn Dodgers in the National Football League.

As director athletics at Lehigh from 1962 through 1984, Leckonby oversaw a period of vast expansion at the university, which included the development of the Murray H. Goodman campus and the initiation of women’s intercollegiate athletic programs.

In honor of his impact as an athlete and legendary collegiate coach, Leckonby was rewarded with inductions into the St. Lawrence and Lehigh Athletics Halls of Fame.

Following the reunion and dedication team members attended the Lehigh vs. Harvard football game at Goodman Stadium. Members of Leckonby teams from different eras were honored at a halftime ceremony. ATHLETICS

Honoring Coach Gerry Leeman

ehigh wrestlers met to honor former coach Gerry Leeman for an All-Leeman Reunion on LSunday, February 18, at the Leeman-Turner Arena in Grace Hall. The event was sponsored by the Lehigh Athletics Partnership and followed the Lehigh vs. Penn wrestling match at Stabler Arena.

Leeman was recruited to join the Lehigh wrestling staff by renowned coach Billy Sheridan in 1950. He took over the head coach position in 1953 and produced 18 winning seasons in 18 years, including Lehigh’s all-time finest record of 12-0-0 during the 1961-62 season. He coached six men to nine NCAA titles and 22 men to 36 EIWA crowns. With 161 all-time dual victories, Leeman is fourth in school annals, behind Sheridan, current head coach Greg Strobel, and Thad Turner.

Even after his official retirement as head wrestling coach in 1970, Leeman remained active with Lehigh wrestling and other athletic programs. He served as an assistant to Turner from 1971-1982 and also coached tennis, soccer, cross-country and track. Leeman never had a losing record during his 34 years at Lehigh.

The accomplishments of Leeman’s teams can be traced back to his personal success. He was a National AAU champion in 1940 while still in high school, an NCAA champion and “Outstanding Wrestler of the Meet” in 1946 for Northern Iowa, and continued on to become a silver medalist in the 1948 Olympics in London. His medal is housed in the Leeman-Turner Arena, which was dedicated in 2003 by alumni donors Elaine O. and John J. Harmon, class of ‘59.

In honor of his impact as an athlete and legendary collegiate coach, Leeman was rewarded with induc- tions into the National Wrestling Museum, United States Wrestling and Lehigh Athletics Halls of Fame.

Over 40 wrestlers and their families returned to Leeman-Turner Arena to celebrate “The Coach’s” renowned career and share memories. Current student- athletes learned about Lehigh wrestling traditions from Leeman’s wrestlers, including five NCAA national champions.

Attendees paged through archived articles and watched a presentation of photographs, memories and quotes from their teammates about the Leeman years. “It was a splendid ‘low key’ yet memorable event planned by our Athletic Partnership that Gerry will never forget,” said Leon Harbold, Class of ’59. ATHLETICS

2006-2007 Lehigh Athletics Partners Stephen B. Conrad ‘81 Daniel K. Bayer ‘59 ‘83P ‘84P Kenneth J. Krick ‘80G Lehigh University gratefully Robert S. Cortright ‘79 Robert J. Belshaw ‘82 Gay and Doug Lane `67 `90P acknowledges the generosity Samuel W. Croll, Jr. ‘45 Gerald E. Berger ‘71 William B. Leckonby ‘F/S of those who gave to the Ernest J. Dianastasis ‘78 Walter A. Bianco ‘58 Brian V. Lewis ‘79 Partnership this year, in support Donald N. Diehl ‘49 Michael D. Blunt ‘95 Merrill S. Lichtenfeld ‘58 of Lehigh’s sports programs. Kody Fedorcha’00 Michael G. Bolton ‘65 ‘94P Debbie and Mark Lieberman `79 Edward G. Feitzinger ‘89 Jeffrey Bosland ‘88 `80G `07P `09P Roger K. Glasbrenner ‘77 William R. Brady ‘56 Donna and Rodney K. Hall of Fame ($10,000+) Charles F. S. Grubmeyer ‘48 ‘87P Peter A. Buckley ‘92 Longman ‘57 Anonymous Stephen J. Heilman ‘84 Kathy and Anthony Richard H. Lundy, Jr. ‘57 ‘90P Peter E. Bennett ‘63 ‘93P Thomas J. Hensler ‘80 Calabrese’84G 07P Joy H. and John W. Kevin L. Clayton `84 Barry A. Jenkin ‘66 Joseph R. Caprio ‘67 MacMurray `59 Bruce P. Crystal ‘77 ‘03P Thomas P. Lee ‘86 John R. Carl ‘89 Lisa N. ‘85 and Bruce J. Mactas ‘82 Jeffrey D. Enslin ‘88 Lisa N. ‘85 and Bruce J. Mactas ‘82 Richard B. W. Carney, Jr. ‘56 Susan Schlicht Marcks ‘81 Paul F. Hartzell, Jr. ‘75 Mark V. Mactas ‘74 Michael J. Caruso ‘67 Christopher V. Marshall ‘88 John J. Kennedy ‘60 ‘96P Kristen ‘90 and Peter Martin ‘88 Jose L. Castillo ‘60 Jonathan A. Marshall ‘61 ‘95P Mariann V. ‘79 and Anthony G. Josephine and Reinhold Richard B. Cawthorne ‘60 Nicholas R. Mathers ‘01 Miller ‘80 Martin ‘88P Michael G. Chieco ‘75 ‘10P Eric L. Matthews, Jr. ‘01 Alfred W. Pedrick ’43 * John B. McGowan ‘81 Benjamin J. Chrnelich ‘96 Robyn and Timothy K. Roger S. Penske ‘59 ‘82P Richard T. Moll ‘61 ‘93P Adam N. Ciperski ‘93 McNeil ‘10P Walter T. Plumb ‘34 Robert J. Moore, Jr. ‘79 David A. Cobb ‘86 William Mc Coach Herbert J. Siegel ‘50 John A. Morrissey ‘80 John F. Collins ‘53 Brett W. 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Mueller ‘62 ‘88P ‘94P Elaine and John Harmon ‘59 ‘83P Richard B. Palmer ‘43 ‘79H Durkin ‘93 Kathleen C. Mueller ‘82 Valerie S. Hirsch ‘83 ‘10P Robert J. Plunkett ‘76 ‘09P Deborah and Patrick Ellis ‘07P Robert J. Muffoletto ‘62 Thomas E. Hirsch III ‘75 10P Robert J. Romeo ‘81 Laura D. ‘88 and Jeffrey S. Frase ‘90 Daniel B. Mulholland ‘74 Pace Global Energy Services Thomas B. Sculley ‘74 Douglas A. Gaffney, Jr. ‘86 Terrence J. Mullen ‘86 Diane ‘86 and Martin Horn’86 John C. Stanley ‘59 ‘91P Stanley L. Gedney IV ‘81 Mary Ellen and Paul Dianne S. ‘81 & Edward B. H. Stanley Stoney, Jr. ‘59 Robert C. Gerlach ‘70 Mundy ‘86P ‘08GP Jordan ‘82 James B. Swenson ‘59 ‘F/S Charles I. Gibson ‘63 Myer R. Musser, Jr. ‘57 Paul N. Leitner ‘76 Wlliam H.Trotter’67 John A. Glasdish ‘61 Christopher S. Nagle ‘81 Harry B. Levine ‘56 ‘91P Joseph M. Uliana ‘87 Michael J. Glasheen ‘67 Karl K. Nielsen’82 Charles F. Lieb II ‘70 Louis Weinstock ‘36 Freeman R. Goodrich ‘63 Virginia and James W. Carol and Robert E. Edward G. Williams ‘59 William P. Griffin ‘79 Niemeyer ‘43 ‘68P ‘80P ‘F/S Mulholland `74 `07P Michael Yadush ‘93 Ruth and William A. Haase `54 Nicholas Noel III `74 Irvin S. Naylor Harold C. Yeich ‘66 ‘89P Stephen J. Hanzlik ‘78 Jean and Leon L. Mary E. Oliverie ‘93 Lynne B. and Leon M. Harbold ‘59 Nonemaker ‘48 ‘76P Robert F. Phillips ‘86 MVP ($1,000-$2,499) Thomas J. Healy ‘58 ‘85P Steven J. Ogaard ‘71 Mario J. Procida ‘80 Richard T. Adams, Jr. ‘79 William H. Helfrich ‘58 John R. Orem ‘83 Charles S. Strauch ‘57 James J. Addonizio ‘75 William E. Henderson ‘52 Alan J. Ottinger ‘78 David R. Walker ‘57 ‘82P ‘87P Robert S. Adelaar ‘66 Kenneth D. Hendrix ‘55 Anette and Ray Pacioretty ‘08P Michael D. Walsh ‘90 Eliza and Michael J. Anderson ‘08P John Hensler ‘88 Bruno R. Pagnani ‘56 Anne R. and Rodd N. Anderson ‘75 ‘06P Christopher D. Hite ‘89 James C. Parry ‘70 William D. Washychyn ‘67 David A. Angstreich ‘96 Richard C. Hughes ‘F Scot M. Pasquale ‘98 Finn Wentworth ‘80 Thomas Arbutiski ‘62 John H. Illengwarth ‘65 Ann and Lanny R. Patten ‘81P Helen Marie* & Charles F. Zell ‘38 John S. Aylsworth ‘72 ‘95P ‘00P Michael S. Impink ‘72 ‘02P ‘84P ‘85P ‘90P Gladys and Elwood B. Richard W. S. Jones ‘54 ‘84P William G. Paul, Jr. ‘67 ‘90P All-League ($2,500-$4,999) Backensto ‘43 Steven G. Joseph ‘83 Carol and Larry Pearce ‘08P William G. Beattie ‘59 ‘88P ‘93P Lewis J. Baer ‘72 ‘07P Ronald L. Keenhold ‘56 Elinor and Gilbert J. Peter ‘58 A. Bruce Borgeson ‘49 ‘85P ‘86P Ashford C. Bahrenburg ‘97 Mark A. Keller ‘97 Robert W. Pettinato, Sr. ‘60 ‘84P Vance A. Cassell ‘90 Jennifer Ball ‘10P Anne R. Kline ‘81 ‘86P ‘90P ‘93P William L. Clayton ‘51 ‘84P ‘86P Stephen P. Banco ‘88 Morgan J. Knudsen ‘96P Walter C. Pijawka ‘58 ‘84P ‘86P ‘92P ‘87H ‘88P ‘94P ‘07GP Thomas B. Bates ‘61 Lisa J. Koch ‘76 Brenda C. Piskin ‘77 Kenneth F. Clifford ‘78 James G. Baxter ‘70 Frank L. Koos ‘85 John F. Plunkett, Jr. ‘74 ATHLETICS

John W. Powell ‘74 ‘09P John C. Weber ‘F Sailing K. Hayward ‘57 ‘87P Henry F. Schaf, Jr. ‘51 Edward W. Purdy III ‘74 Pamela and David Carl F. Henzelman III ‘82 Kathleen K. Schlegel ‘75 Gordon R. Rahmes ‘49 ‘73P Weisberger ‘07P ‘10P Paul R. Hojnacki ‘10P William C. Schlegel, Jr. ‘74 Sara M. and William L. Kent W. Westhelle ‘62 ‘87P William R. Horn ‘59 Ronald C. Schlemmer ‘60 Rand `60 `84P `93P Brent A. Willey ‘75 George L. Howell ‘55 Max M. Shaull, Jr. ‘71 Patrick F. Regan ‘94 John D. Wood ‘62G Robert T. Hoyt, Jr. ‘52 Carl A. Siegrist ‘75 Craig W. Reynolds ‘72 Joseph M. Workman ‘53 Richard N. Hudock ‘93 Sidney J. Silver ‘57 ‘81P ‘93P Lunsford Richardson, Jr. ‘46 Peter B. Yozzo ‘88 Charles Hull ‘53 Laurence D. Skaller ‘54 ‘83P Gary J. Iacocca ‘76 “09P Charles J. Skender ‘76 Captain ($500-$999) Laura and John J. Jackson ‘08P Robert E. Slater ‘62 ‘87P John H. Abel ‘90 Donald A. Johnson ‘66 ‘97P Howard P. Smith ‘60 John K. Ahsler ‘83 Ronald D. Johnson ‘62 Richard H. Smith ‘59 ‘80P Paul J. Anastasio ‘82 Jane M. Josephson F/S Edmund W. Spitzig, Jr. ‘57 Thomas D. Anderson ‘77 Michael A. Kelly ‘75 ‘08P Susan Kotek Sprague ‘86 Kenneth I. Atlas ‘83 William G. Kopp, III ‘55 William N. Steitz, Jr. ‘80 Edward X. Barth ‘79 Edward H. Kottcamp, Jr. ‘56 ‘84P S Cynthia G. Sterrett’76 and Theodore F. Bayer ‘70 John R. Kramer ‘61 ‘96P Joseph D. Sterrett ‘76 ‘03P ‘05P Thomas F. Bell’53 Nancy B. Keider’79 ‘07P ‘09P George S. Bellantoni ‘84 Steven K. Kreider ‘79 Stephen D. Stingle ‘69 William J. Rizzo, Jr. ‘66 Daniel S. Berkey ‘63 Scott H. Kress ‘75 Brian M. Sullivan ‘75 Michael D. Rockman ‘59 ‘91P Theodore H Bircks ‘71 Amy R. Krzyzkowski ‘95 William A. Sutman ‘83 Vincent J. Rogusky ‘80 Johnson C. Blake ‘52 Kurtis R. Kurimsky ‘95 Donald W. Swift ‘48 James Ross ‘10P Robert A. Blum ‘55 Sharon L. Sonntag-Lechard ‘87 Eileen and Thomas Swift ‘07P Jacques H. Rousseau ‘90 Terence M. Bollinger 84 and Thomas J. LeChard ‘88 Heather X. Talbott ‘98 C. Keith Rust ‘57 ‘82P ‘88P Helen and Geoffrey Borda’06P L. Craig Lemle ‘74 ‘06P Benjamin M. Talbott ‘97 Daniel R. Saunders ‘78 Gregory A. Boye ‘97 Pat and Peter Likins ‘91H Elizabeth M. Scofield ‘F/S and William E. Schantz ‘86 Richard R. Bradley ‘61 Robert H. Littner ‘53 ‘83P James R. Tanenbaum ‘70 Harriet and David H. Schaper ‘43 Charles J. Brand ‘74 Patricia Loguidice ‘09P David Thomson ‘83 Garry L. Scheib ‘72 John J. Buchan’10P Christopher P. Loza ‘94 Raymond P. Trevisan ‘80 Kristen and Steven Schenbeck ‘07P David C. Burdakin ‘77 William P. Maher ‘72 Donald G. Uhlenburg ‘56 Paul J. Schmitt, Jr. ‘74 Michael D. Butz’94 William E. Maier, Jr. ‘75 David A. Van Horn ‘F/S Gladys M. and Henry A. Hon. Edward N. Cahn ‘55 Albert H. Manwaring IV ‘84 Joan and Rob Walsh ‘07P Seebald ‘42 Thomas J. Campbell ‘80 John C. Marcon Kirk M. Warshaw `80 `07P Howard W. Segal ‘64 John L. Canova ‘59 Robert M. McCann ‘52 ‘81P ‘93P Patricia H. Watson ‘99 John M. Shigo ‘84 Scott R. 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Durkin ‘84 James D. Miller ‘64 ‘87P ‘90P Guy F. Talarico ‘77 David C. Eaton ‘86 James M. Miller III ‘65 ‘00P Letterwinner ($250-$499) Kristen L. Talgo ‘80 Scott A. Edwards ‘83 Kathy M. Mitchell ‘78 Anonymous Diane W. and Jeffrey Neil G. Epstein ‘62 Therese and William Mongan ‘08P Henry J. Adams ‘52 Tarnoff ‘69 ‘00P Robert B. Evans ‘39 ‘85P Julie R. Moscow ‘02 Karen A. Adams ‘89G Robert J. Teufel ‘59 ‘91P Jeffrey C. Fegley ‘98 Richard A. Muir ‘74 Bruce E. Alch ‘84G George F. Theiss, Jr. ‘60 George J. Ferrio ‘75 Peter D. Nunan ‘79 Gretchen S. Andersen ‘83 Elizabeth M. and Ferdinand William F. Feuerbach, Jr. ‘61 Mark J. Orcutt ‘77 Michael J. Androlewicz ‘86 Thun ‘56 Donald H. Fiedler ‘62 Everett C. Oren ‘62 Christopher T. Ayres ‘99 Lisa Dippre-Titus ‘82 Adam R. Fitzner ‘95 Tyler E. Osler F/S Peter H. Bach ‘59 Richard J. Titus, Jr. ‘81 ‘86G William O. Fleckenstein`49 Marc C. Particelli ‘68 ‘06P Wendy and. Stephen Baker ‘04P Peter M. Tomalin ‘63 Suzanne and William Al Pedecine ‘74, ‘03P Brian K. Balliet ‘68 Frederick S. Townsend, Jr. ‘58 ‘90P Folland ‘01P Jon R. Peisinger ‘69 Robert J. Barber ‘63 Barbara A. Turanchik ‘75 Oldrich Foucek III `72 `05P `09P Joseph F. Peritore ‘67 Joseph W. Bartish ‘61 Walter D. Valovage, Sr. ‘52 Joel M. Freed ‘65 William G. Pertusi ‘83 Laurel and Michael Beattie ‘88 John A. Van Deusen ‘61 ‘89P Richard F. Gabriel ‘51 David Pritchard ‘09P Jennifer and Richard Benn ‘86 Jon P. Van Order ‘94 Richard M. Gigon David L. Rarig ‘80 Stephen D. Bigach ‘75 Kenneth J. Verostick, Sr. ‘55 Ann Gill ‘08P Wayne S. Reisner ‘72 John C. Bordeaux ‘71 ‘95P ‘98P Patricia L. Godwin ‘98 William D. Rezak ‘63 Johanna S. Brams ‘97G Gwen and Robert William F. Hahn ‘49 John R. Rizzo ‘72 Charles J. Breuer ‘76 Volkman ‘04P ‘07P George R. Hall ‘49 Mary Jane Rogers ‘09P Samuel K. Brinley ‘99 Susan and Chip Jonathan T. Hallett ‘91 Timothy E. Russell ‘88 Jay D. Brodish, Jr. ‘90 Von Heill `78 `10P Scott C. Hamilton ‘90 Wayne K. Rust ‘82 Lori Caldwell ‘09P Frank E. Walsh, Jr. `63 `88P Wilfrid Hamp ‘62 Richard D. Santoro, Jr. ‘84 ‘F/S Laurence E. Carpenter ‘51 ‘86P ATHLETICS

Richard D. Carpenter ‘76 ‘05P Kathleen Wilson Katzmann ‘86 Douglas M. Price ‘64 Sanford W. Wilson, III ‘73 Donald W. Castle ‘49 Gary L. Kauffman ‘77 James B. Price, Jr. ‘43 Gregory S. Zenczak ‘75 William A. Cheslock, Jr. ‘88 Gerald S. Kaufman ‘57 Jack B. Rader ‘44 Thomas L. Zimmerman ‘70 W. Robert Christie ‘58 ‘89P John J. Kennedy, Jr. ‘96 Bruce E. Rarig ‘81 Theodore J. Zubulake ‘72 Matthew R. Cichocki ‘87 Fred A. Ketcho ‘83 John C. Reardon ‘02 Martin M. Zug ‘92 Bruce B. Clark ‘65 Joseph M. King, Jr. `61 Ronald J. Reybitz ‘91 Mary Beth A. ‘95 and David A. John C. Clark ‘49 Frederick F. Kluge ‘50 Laurence G. Riola ‘76 Zwally ‘96 Paul F. Clausen ‘78 Martin D. Cohen Varsity ($50-$249) Forrest F. Collier III ‘59 ‘86P Thomas A. Acker ‘72 Richard E. Collin ‘51 Megan Noreen Ackers ‘02 Walter Conway ‘95G Charles A. Adams ‘53 Michael V. Coryell ‘84 Kevin John Ahearn, Jr. ‘07 David R. Decker ‘64 Michael A. Alec ‘08 Nina Rems DeLong ‘95 Kenneth J. Allen, Jr. ‘10P James E. Derington ‘55 William Allen Frank W. Dickel ‘48 Michael L. Altland ‘88 James M. Dinneen ‘64 Jeffrey I. Amtman ‘82 Forrest R. Doane ‘05 N. Craig Anderson ‘60 ‘F/S Robert F. Downing ‘62 Michael J. Koerner ‘03 Stanford Robbins David C. Angstadt ‘87 Erik Martin Drange ‘99 Roy F. Koppenhofer ‘61 Charles H. Roberts ‘50 C. Nicholas Antich ‘63 James M. Ducey ‘76 Michael C. Kosko ‘87 David M. Rosen ‘91 Thomas W. Applegate ‘55 Lori Duliba Albert F. Kovach ‘60 Frank J. Rudisill ‘83 Harold A. Arbo, Jr. ‘62 Stewart Early ‘66 Henry A. Kuehn, Jr. Joseph F. Russo Vincent Lawrence Armenti ‘02 Michael W. Eglit ‘02 Jay C. Lacke ‘64 Craig E. Rust ‘88 Jeffrey D. Armor ‘86 Lynne and Daniel Ellis ‘05 Michele and Harry Leonard ‘05P Carl D. Sammarco ‘84 Suzanne Aronowitz ‘04 Robert J. Esposito ‘95 Alvin B. Lewis ‘54 Rudolph J. Scavuzzo, Jr. ‘55 Susan and Kenneth R. James J Farley ‘09 Mark Lichtenberg Frank R. Scheid, Jr. ‘58 Auerbach ‘02P Kathryn and Jeffrey P. Donald F. Liddie ‘52 Frederick L. Schmidt ‘62 Louis J. Auletta Feather ‘10P Robert J. Lincoln ‘30 Richard D. Schmidt, Jr. ‘52 Charles A. Austin III ‘56 Carl M. Feinberg ‘56 Ronald E. Lipetz ‘62 Joseph C. Schulter ‘70 Lauren Elizabeth Ayres ‘02 Ira O. Feinberg ‘69 Vito Loguidice ‘09P Henry W. Seduski, Jr. ‘10P Lori Ayres ‘01 Warren H Feldman ‘07P Charles J. Luthar ‘66 Michael J. Semcheski ‘62 Douglas A. Baillie ‘62 Thomas P. Flynn ‘90 Catherine E. O’Connor ‘95 Harvey D. Semilof ‘54 Lisa A Baker ‘10P F/S William Foerster ‘50 Martin W. Maurer ‘54 Michael P. Shay ‘72 Raymond Baker ‘61 Robert A. Fortune ‘70 Philip J. McGinnis ‘79 Stacy Shiffert ‘F/S Richard D. Baker III David J. Fraboni ‘62 David H. McGowan ‘82 Amelia Wenhold Silva ‘79 Robert Baker Richard H. Fritz Edwin M. McKeon Christine Wittman Snyder’ 09P Betsy L. Balaguer ‘07 W. L. Fry, Jr. ‘64 Barbara J. McReynolds ‘10P Joel Jay Snyder ‘09P Robin S. Balding ‘70 George A. Fryer ‘59 Robert N. McReynolds ‘10P Douglas M. Somerville ‘60 Ted Banko Kara Gaffney Gallagher ‘93 Timothy C. McWilliams ‘00 Jerry A. Soriano ‘08P Kenneth Bareford ‘67 David A. Garden ‘52 Mark A. Melillo ‘78 Sabiha Haque Soriano’08P Josephine and Leonard W. Barkis Harry Garfinkel ‘54 Gunnar T. Miller ‘87 Michael Spangler ‘10P Edward S. Barndt ‘63 Stuart A. Glickman ‘92 J. Andrew Miller ‘68 Philip M. Stambaugh ‘00 Donald K. Barnes ‘51 Helaine B. and Fredric H. Michele Miller ‘85 Derek L. Stamets ‘87 John H. Barry ‘38 ‘75P ‘03GP Gould `57 Susan P. Monkemeier ‘75 Walter J. Stiver, Jr. ‘72 Richard D. Bauer ‘67 Chickie and Curtis Granet ‘07P Franklin K. Mooney ‘72 James G. Stone ‘88 John P. Beal, Jr. ‘41 Bruce A. Haines ‘67 Robert G. Moran III ‘01 Richard A. Straub ‘62 Alden S. Bean ‘95 Eric E. Hamilton ‘67 Todd S. Morgan ‘72 Gregory O. Strobel ‘ 98 ‘01 F/S Jeffrey D. Bean ‘66 Willard Hansen ‘56 Neil L. Moscow ‘02P ‘07P Ralph Albert Thomas `76 Christine E. Beaver ‘94 Howard I. Harmatz ‘72 Joseph W. Moyer ‘53 Christopher E. Tihansky ‘86 Gregory C. Beck ‘81 Ronald H. Hartman ‘65 Larry E. Moyer ‘61 ‘86P ‘88P Lorali E. Totten ‘77 Richard L. Becker ‘85 Douglas R. Henning ‘75 Donald M. Moyle ‘53 David E.Trumbower Walter E. Beckner, III ‘63 John A. Henning ‘73 Gary M. Nelson ‘89 Edward F. Tulskie ‘82 Jeffrey P. Beekman ‘94 Joseph H. Henningsen ‘59 Jeffrey C. Newman ‘83 Michael F. Turanchik ‘70 Kenneth K. Beesmer, Jr. ‘92 Robert A. Herb ‘94G Elizabeth A. Occhi ‘84 Janet and Thad Turner ‘61 Robert B. Begg ‘64 Steven E. Hiltabiddle ‘88 John R. O’Meara ‘40 Harry D. Tweedie, Jr. ‘69 ‘99P James R. Beilstein ‘60 ‘90P Edward J. Hochreiter ‘63 Charles L. Ortlam ‘65 Andrew F. Vandergrift ‘79 Kathleen A. ‘90 and James R. Thomas W. Hodson ‘68 ‘95P Kenji R. Ota ‘95 ‘01G David B. Vasily Beilstein, Jr. ‘90 Philip A. Hofmann ‘84 Anette and Ray Pacioretty ‘08P Dale M. Visokey ‘79 Frederick A. Beisel, Jr. ‘51 ‘78P Michael J. Holva, Jr. ‘70 Christopher R. Parandian ‘96 Robert E. Vitale ‘73 Delamar T. Bell, Jr. ‘57 Jack R. Horstmeyer ‘69 Mark Parseghian, Jr. ‘49 Robert J. Waldvogel ‘78 William E. Belser ‘44 Kirk L. Hoy ‘83 Joseph A. Pensabene, III Weston B. Wardell, Jr. ‘51 John L Benn Jr. Edward W. Hummers, Jr. ‘58 Amy M. and Joseph R. Grant M. Wasch ‘03 Michael Sean Benn ‘96 Daniel H. Hyman ‘02 Perella ‘64 ‘06H William A. Webb ‘51 Robert C. Benner ‘70 Peter M. Jeffers ‘61 Anthony Peters Jr. ‘90G Thomas A. Whelan ‘84 Edward M. Berdick ‘54 William E. Jeney, Jr. ‘84 Edward W. Petrozelli ‘73 Edgar F. Whitmore, Jr. ‘40 Christelle T. Berger ‘05 Janet and Andrew Juster ‘08P Richard E. Piger, Jr. ‘79 Theodore G. Widmayer ‘58 Kimberly A. Berkowitz ‘90 Francis D. Kaczmarczyk ‘67 Robert G. Pope ‘47 Paul F. Wiener ‘69 Ryan Michael Bernholz ‘01 ATHLETICS

Carol Z. Berretta ‘79 D. Stephen Butler ‘64 Keith A. Curtis ‘88 Joseph Falcone, Jr. ‘56 John A. Berseth, Jr. ‘67 John A. Cable ‘45 Henry L. D’Alberto ‘97 ‘F/S P. Edward Fedeles ‘53 Melanie G. Berstler ‘79 James P. Callahan ‘66 Susan and Joseph F. Dalton ‘00P Elizabeth A. Feeley ‘87 Casper M. Camarda ‘52 Peter K. Dane ‘69 J. Kitridge Fegley ‘64 Christopher K. Cameron ‘89 Julie Crouse Daniels ‘79 Douglas J. Feltman ‘63 Gregory Julian Cameron ‘96 Michael H. Danjczek ‘72* Brian E. Ferrara ‘04 Herbert P. Campbell ‘72 Frank J. Danyi, Jr., P.C. Michael Fidorack Jay B. Canell ‘89 Deanne M. D’Armiento ‘91 Ruth O. Fidorack ‘52G Neil I. Canell ‘89 Lisa M. Data ‘87 David J. Figura ‘97 Robert E. Canfield ‘52 Todd B. Davidson ‘87 Michael Filipos ‘51 Joanna Smith Capps ‘79 Maryann and Kenneth Davis ‘96P Kenneth R. Finnegan ‘10P Megan J. Capuano ‘91 Marshall L. Davis ‘89 Lynn C. Finnegan ‘10P James P. Case ‘49 James Edward Davitt ‘06 Benjamin Fiore ‘56 Greg R. Casten ‘87 Samuel J. Davy ‘43 George F. Fischer, Jr. ‘49 Richard S. Casten ‘96 Lauren E. Day ‘03 Matthew J. Fisk ‘09 Robert M. Bevan ‘60 ‘83P ‘86P ‘88P Henry B. Castle ‘63 John L. Dean, Jr. ‘53 Walter C. Fisk, Jr. ‘09P Lynn A. Bevington ‘00 Stephen G. Cavicchi ‘67 David J. De Angelo ‘66 Andrew K. Fitz ‘95 Allen Biddinger ‘F/S Joseph Celauro ‘61 John G. deGrouchy ‘43 James Fitzpatrick Randall W. Biggs ‘73 David Carl Cerminaro ‘02 Alex Deleon C. William Flammer ‘69 John R. Bisset, Jr. ‘67 David F. Chadwick ‘02 Wouter M. deNie ‘68 Thomas M. Flatley ‘61 Courtney A. Black ‘99 Phillip B. Chambers ‘94 William D. Denise, Jr. ‘62 Charles J. Fleury, IV ‘69 Kristen M.Blaston ‘05 Richard M. Chambers ‘80 Jeanne M Denison ‘10P Michael K. Flood ‘60 William R. Bodner, III ‘83 Christopher B. Chandor John N. Dennis ‘58 ‘88P John J. Foley, Jr. ‘02P ‘09P Thomas J. Bold ‘84 Donald Chaplin ‘99 Jessica G. DePalo ‘05 John D. Folwell, Jr. ‘61 Richard A. Bolden ‘71 Edward Charles Sandra M. DePhillips ‘83 Gerald C. Fornwald ‘60 Donald M. Bolle `F/S Lawrence Chatzinoff ‘78 Brian P. Derwin ‘73 Ralph Z. Fortney ‘52 ‘80P Paul Francis Bonomi ‘01 Robert W. Chesley ‘95 Luke E. Dewalt ‘91 Ruth and David Fowler ‘99P James M. Bonsell ‘86 Scott R. Chinitz ‘93 Richard J. DiBlasi ‘55 Oscar E. Fox ‘44 Larry and Pam Borowsky ‘07P John Luke Ciannello’02 Dennis R. Diehl ‘70 Richelle N. Francis ‘04 Peter Bousom Jennifer Viglietta Civitts ‘97 John W. Dietz ‘36 Charles M. Frankel ‘62 Christine Michele Boyd ‘04 Dane E Clark ‘ Stephanie Digneo ‘03 Aaron R. Frantz ‘88 Robert J. Bradley Jr. ‘68 J. Patrick Clark ‘63 Brian A. Dillman ‘78 Eric D. Frary ‘89 Michael Brady Julian J. Clark ‘55 Bradley J. Dillon ‘04 Tracy Bradley Frary ‘89 James A. Branegan, Jr. ‘35 Jason A. Clemens ‘00 Emmeline L. ‘76G and Thomas L. Freda, Jr. ‘82 Mary Weiner Bransfield ‘86 Susan Fredericks Clement ‘96 Leonard R. Dimmick ‘49 Robert P. Freud ‘94 Peter C. Bransfield, Jr. ‘84 Thomas Clements Joseph E. Diorio ‘77 Richard H. Frey ‘70 Frederick C. Braun, III ‘63 Andrew Coen F/S Jennifer Disisto ‘98 Barbara Fricke Michael R. Bray James Coffas ‘63 John J. Dobosh ‘58 Jerry Friedenheim ‘54 Maryanne ‘56W ‘88P ‘90P and John Cogan ‘58 Shannon M.Doherty ‘01 David K. Friedfeld ‘79 Glenn I. Breidenbach ‘62 ‘97P Neil Cohen Mr. Thomas Dolan Gregory G. Fritz ‘90 Lawrence R. Breiner ‘88 John C. Coleman, Jr. ‘51 Robert M. Donchez ‘85 Robert A. Fuerst ‘61 Robert D. Breisch ‘69 William B. Colgan ‘81 Daniel J. Donovan ‘86 Peter D. Fuller ‘73 D. James Brennan, Jr. ‘84 Gerald F. Collyer ‘56 Seth William Donrovich ‘05 Neil H. Funnell ‘57 ‘83P Terry L. Brenner ‘62 Richard T. Colvin ‘07P Travis L. Doto ‘00 Robert N. Funnell ‘83 John B. Brescher, Jr. ‘69 Leonard L. Combs ‘92 Thomas Drelles Colleen Davis Furey ‘04 David G. Breskman ‘69 Patricia Sarkees Combs ‘91 Diana and James Driscoll ‘83 Taryn A. ‘99 ‘01G ‘F/S Brian L. Briggs ‘89 Allan P. Conner ‘62 Marilyn C. Dunlap ‘72 Jason D. Gall ‘F/S Roy W. Briggs ‘61 Michael D. Conway ‘70 William P. Dwyer, Jr. ‘84 Michael J. Gallagher ‘60 Elizabeth A. Brodbeck ‘98 Catherine B. Cook ‘87 Lance K. Eckenrode ‘97 David G. Gallaher ‘56 Harry F. Brooks ‘59 ‘84P Daniel D. Cook ‘82 Richard J. Edwards ‘67 Matthew E. Galuska ‘06 Bruce J. Brown ‘72 Walter W. Cook, Jr. ‘89 Dr. Edward B. Eichelberger ‘56 Mr. William W Galvin ‘58 Lewis Brown ‘10P William C. Cook, II ‘86 Harold A. Eisenhauer ‘50 Donald C. Garaventi ‘58 Pamela Brown ‘10P Karen E Copeland Susan C. and Steve Eisenhauer Amy Garden William S. Brown, III ‘58 Bruce S. Correll ‘F/S Nora A. and Mohamed S. El- Joseph W. Gardiner, III ‘56 Henry J. Brucker `39 `93GP Roseann Corsi F/S Aasser ‘F/S Katherine B. Garrity ‘04 David Brundage ‘04 John N. Covert F/S Mark Elliott Douglas C. Gates ‘96 Paul J. Bruxelles ‘80 Gilbert H. Cowan, Jr. ‘58 Thomas J. Ellis ‘05 Matthew T. Gehrt ‘00 Frank J. Buckworth, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Harold E. Craig ‘10 Robert H. Engle ‘55 Samuel J. Gelfo, Jr. ‘71 A. Newton Bugbee, Jr. ‘44 Robert C. Craig ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Paul English ‘07P James W. Gentles ‘48 ‘80P Tara A. Bulin ‘00 Janice Crall Edwin J. Erikson ‘49 Jack G. Gentul Lindsey A. Bulkley ‘05 Charles E. Craze ‘63 Eric R. Erikson ‘50 R. Eric Gerhart ‘72 P. Alan Bulliner ‘65 Jennifer L. Crimmins ‘96 Joseph F. Eschleman ‘98 Richard F. Gerhart Gail S. and Donald L. Burgess ‘57 Alison Crites ‘09P Raymond W. Essington ‘72 Betty Gerlach’36W Grant Burget Robert Crites ‘09P Stephen E. Estroff ‘59 ‘90P ‘93P John Getchis Kathleen J. Burke Howie ‘09P Allan M. Croly ‘89 Mary Ann Eull ‘10P Diana Benner Giddon ‘90 Jaime C. Burrough-Jess ‘95 Thomas A. Crompton, Jr. ‘53 John T. Evans ‘39 James F. Giddon ‘90 Salvatore A. Buscema ‘96 David Cross and Joan Fagan ‘P08 Paul G. Evans ‘71 Lawrence S. Gift ‘57 John C. Butkus ‘80 Jeffrey L. Cuilty ‘79 Adele F. ‘87G and John J. Fagan ‘75 Gerard L. Gigon ‘67 Brian S. Butler ‘76 Gregory J. Cunningham ‘79 Carla J. Falco ‘88 Thomas Robert Gilbert ‘07 ATHLETICS

J. David Gill ‘72 Robert P. Hess ‘64 Gary J. Karnish ‘90 Lance E. Laver ‘99 Robert F. Gilmore, USAF, RET ‘55 Thomas Hess Leon Kassabian ‘88 William F. Lawton, V ‘82 Gregory Gilroy ‘09P Sara F. Hessel ‘01 Michael A. Katz ‘70 Jenny S. Lee ‘93 Emil R. Giordano ‘79 John W. Highfield ‘61 Robert A. Kaufman ‘68 Gerald G. Leeman Stephen E. Giordano ‘04 Mr. Scott Hilbert Mark A. Kavulich ‘87 Jonathan S. Lehberger ‘94 Elmer W. Glick ‘33 ‘78H John S. Hill ‘62 Howard E. Keim ‘55 Walter Leidig Richard A. Globman ‘65 David J. Hines ‘84 Edward Lender John W. Glomb ‘57 ‘00P William Hittinger ‘44 ‘71P ‘73H Robert R. Lentz ‘65 Edgar Gloss ‘75P ‘78P ‘97GP ‘F/S Thomas Leonard Brian J. Glueck ‘86 Michael F. Hoben `61 `90P Robert J. Lessel Sondra Sturim Glueck ‘88 Richard C. Hoch ‘50 Joseph A. Levato Mary and Mark E. Linda G. and Leslie Konigsberg Levy ‘80 Goehring ‘76 ‘07P Charles G. Hodge III `61 David M. Licata ‘01 Mason L. Goldberg ‘97 Robert A. Hodgson ‘66 Steven S. Lichtman ‘76 Robert H. Goldman ‘83 Bonnie Marie Hoffman ‘01 Jean D. Lieberman ‘78 William Goldman Christopher M. Hoffmann ‘89 Norman F. Liedtke, Jr. ‘74 Richard Thomas Golebiewski ‘02 Eric M. Holben ‘89 Benjamin W. Light ‘98 Michele B. Golombuski ‘97 Peter J. Hondru ‘71 Jeffry A. Lindenbaum ‘70 Jennifer Gorak Finnerty ‘94 Daniel J. Honoshowsky ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Nile R. Linn ‘96 Alan B. Gordon ‘83 Clifford L. Hopkins ‘80 Drew A. Keiser ‘81 Judith Lipsey Richard Gordon ‘52 Gregory T. Horn ‘07 George T. Keller ‘56 George Little ‘52 Joseph M. Gorla ‘96 John Robert Horutz ‘99 K. Lindsay Keller ‘07 Sharon and Drew Loder ‘03 Sean C. Gormley ‘03 Keith M. Hottle ‘81 Robert W. Keller ‘58 Jill R. Racketa ‘05 Hugh P. Gortler ‘82 Charles E. Houck ‘66 Geraldine L. Kelly ‘02P John Longenderfer Roy W. Grabner ‘61 Patrick D. Howlett ‘67 Robert R. Kendi ‘75 Frederick Longernecker ‘10P J. Pennock Graham ‘75 Louis E. Huber, Jr. ‘65 Robert C. Kennedy ‘09P Rebecca C. Loomis ‘10P M. Timothy Grant ‘74 Donald M. Hubsch ‘52 Robert E. Kiley `55 Megan B. Losier ‘80 Thomas P. Gratto ‘62 Charles G. Huch ‘52 Mark E. Kimmel ‘82 Michael J. Loughran ‘90 Christopher M. Greer ‘91 Alex W. Hudgins ‘05 Walter I. King ‘63 Jeffrey D. Lowe ‘67 Richard D. Grim Wayne L. Hunsperger ‘10P William E. Kirsch ‘76 David C. Lown ‘68 Antonette M. Giorgio ‘98 Jeffrey R. Hunt ‘84 Brian P. Kishbaugh ‘93 Leonard Lubart ‘08P Alfred A. Gross, Jr. ‘61 Mary Frances Hynoski ‘05 Allan W. Kishpaugh ‘49 William A. Lynn ‘90 James R. Gross ‘90 Joseph W. Iagulli ‘75 Michael P. Kitchko ‘03 Joseph J. Macellara ‘82 Thomas E. Gunn ‘54 Peter F. Ignall ‘63 Gary R. Klein ‘89 Alan S. MacGregor ‘73 Larry J. Gustavson ‘68 Bradley K. Ingersoll ‘90 Kamil Klier ‘F/S Cynthia Izuno Macri ‘79 Joseph N. Guterl ‘00 Edward J. Iobst ‘86 Ronald G. Knerr ‘83 Michael P. Madigan ‘92 Stephen J. Guttman, Jr. ‘82 Susanne Teklits Iobst ‘86 Philip J. Koehler, Jr. ‘08 Craig M. Madsen ‘80 Joseph A. Guynes ‘05P Theodore W. Iobst, II ‘82 David W. Koons ‘74 Duncan C. Malcolm ‘52 Peter S. Hagerman ‘61 Marc D. Ippolito ‘92 Ted R. Kosinski ‘97 Martin J. Maloney ‘59 Kempton C. Haile ‘82 Jana Lin Iwasaki ‘02 Dean E. Koski ‘F/S John R. Maly ‘72 Alonzo F. Haines, II ‘52 Linda and Ronald T. Iwasaki ‘02P Andrew W. Kosko ‘90 David A. Mancosh, Jr. ‘74 Jeffrey H. Haines John E. Jacobi, Jr. ‘59 Lori A. Kosko ‘89 Gregory J. Manion ‘82 Maurice Hallett ‘96 Gailon E. Jacobs ‘89 Carladean R. and Michael E. Richard B. Manning ‘80 Stephen Halperin ‘60 Paul M. Jacobs ‘69 Kostelnik `61 `87P `95P Martin A. Marasco ‘68 Clyde Halstead Mitra Jahangeri ‘10P Charles Kozloff Joseph W. Maresca, Jr. ‘68 Robert Hamill Adam James John A. Kraemer ‘79 William T. Marks ‘70 Thomas W. Hammond, Jr. ‘72 Thaddeus J. Jamula, Jr. ‘71 Ronald J. Kralik ‘73 Thomas P. Marron ‘89 Douglas K. Hampson ‘73 Eugene F. Jarrell III ‘78 Matthew Alvin Kramer ‘96 Colin James Marshall ‘02 Robert A. Handschue ‘75 Charles E. Jenkins ‘53 John Daniel Kucher ‘00 Edward J. Martin ‘89 Russell F. Handwerk, Jr. ‘53 Frederick B. Johns ‘90 Theodore C. Kuchler, Jr. ‘59 Richard Mascuch ‘43 David A. Harlow ‘65 Eugene Johnston ‘08P Michael L. Kuenne ‘59 James M. Maskulka ‘F/S Barry C. Harris ‘70 Jeanne-Marie Johnston ‘08P Michael L. Kuenne Jr. ‘97 William G. Massa ‘83 Richard D. Harris ‘74 Thomas H. Johnston ‘48 E. William Kuhl, Jr. ‘66 Shawn M. Masterson ‘92 Robert N. Hartenstine ‘67 I. Blakeley Johnstone III ‘72 Jay A. Kuritzky ‘77 Francesco P. Mastracchio ‘82 Edward R. Hatfield ‘55 Bruce A. Jones ‘09P Ernest A. Kurmes ‘53 Andrew D. Mastropietro ‘96 Steven M. Hatkin ‘92 C. William Jones ‘60 Delia R. Kurry ‘03 Suzanne Matarazzo ‘99 Wayne W. Hausser ‘55 Eugene D. Jones A. Charles Kuss III ‘52 Joanna Matey Peter J. Havel ‘59 Hugh E. Jones ‘99 Patrick A. Lacey ‘83 Robert K. Matey Thomas J. Healy, Jr. ‘85 William C. Jones, Jr. ‘61 Charles D. LaMotta ‘63 Craig F. Mc Beth ‘76 Jeffrey C. Heaton ‘84 Mark A. Jorgensen ‘62 Edwin Lanahan Stephen J. Mc Guire ‘90 David R. Heck ‘75 Georgie Josephson Clifton A. Lando ‘62 Charles F. McAteer IV ‘00 Jessie Kresge ‘04 Michael C. Julian ‘66 Terry S. Landon ‘10P Timothy James Mcauliffe ‘02 R. Kenneth Heist ‘64 Michael S. Kadow ‘98 James A. Largay, III ‘F/S Larry R. McCauley’68 Mary Heitzman John Kafka ‘09P Lowell Latshaw ‘60 Mark L McCauley ‘06 Peter J. Henning, USN ‘69 Pamela and Ronald James P. Laubenstein ‘71 Edward S. Mcconnell, III ‘03 Richard E. Hepp ‘95 Kampner ‘05P Andrea Lauer Rice ‘90 T. Stephen McConnell ‘90 Margaret and Kent H. Donald F. Kane ‘62 Peter B. Laurie ‘68 Salvatrice McCracken ‘09P Herman ‘79G, ‘06P Michael J. Kane ‘77 Nathaniel J. Lauver ‘02 Cleveland J McCray, Jr ‘95 Merrill Hess ‘08 Daniel R. Kaplan ‘52 Leslie B. Lavender ‘82 Susan Stoup McDonald ‘80 ATHLETICS

Christina C. McDonie ‘84 LeeAnn and James Neumann ‘87 George Ramsden ‘44 Robert J. Santo ‘80 Bill McDonnell ‘09P William S. Newlin, Jr. ‘52 Joseph M.Raniszewski ‘06 Richard D. Santoro ‘59 Lisa McDonnell ‘09P Philip F. Newman `54 Stephanie M. Rapel ‘00 Norman R. Sanyour ‘85 Marianne and Martin `72G `79P `09GP Joann Rasera Theodor C. Sauer Jr. ‘70 McGann,‘01 Jeffrey L. Newton ‘84 James D. Rau ‘80 Stacy Rosen Saul ‘90 James W. McGeady ‘50 Kristina Elizabeth Nied ‘06 L. Michael Rayeur ‘84 Steven M. Saul ‘90 Peter B. McGee ‘76 David M. Nissley ‘79 Jill C. Johnson ‘91G ‘F/S Sally and James E. Saxe ‘01P Michael R. McGrath ‘70 Dennis C. Noble ‘56 Edward S. Regan ‘90 Robert L. Scamman ‘78 James R. McIntosh ‘F/S Everett B. Norbury, Jr. ‘69 Neil O. Reichard ‘59 Howard F. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘53 John McKiernan George J. Novak ‘58 Richard C. Reilly ‘67 Maureen Elizabeth Schaub ‘03 Harry J. McNally, Jr. ‘60 Michael J. Novak ‘87 Laurence A. Reisman ‘82 Brian P. Schellati ‘00 Thomas W. McNamara, Jesse M. Novalis ‘04 Robert D. Reisman ‘52 ‘82P Elihu M. Schepps ‘52 ‘80P USN, RET ‘51 Walter F. and Lillian H. Nutt ‘36 Neal K. Resch ‘60 Robert A. Scheu ‘61 Myron D. McPherson ‘89 John G. Nyby ‘F/S Daneille Resovich ‘04 Donald K. Schlosser ‘62 Susan McWilliams ‘91 Brian P. O’Connell ‘85 Mrs. Richard H. Reynolds ‘03 Francis R. Schmid, Jr. ‘37 Timothy E. McWilliams’90 James F. O’Connell ‘55 Russell S. Rich ‘09P Curtis A. Schmidt ‘75 Christopher J. Mears ‘86 Lynne R. O’Connell ‘85 Robert E. Richter ‘88 Erik M. Schmitz ‘91 O.G. Mears Catherine O’Connor ‘09P William S. Rickelman ‘93 James G. Schmoyer ‘62 Daniel Medei ‘04G Robert O’Connor ‘09P Richard C. Rickenbach ‘71 Ann E. Schmoyer-Story ‘75 David L. Melick ‘86 Cynthia F. Ogren’82 Matthew Ricketson ‘80 Keith C. Schoepflin ‘81 Douglas R. Mento ‘97 Theodore P. Ogren ‘81 Russell J. Riddell ‘66 Robert T. Schoepflin ‘53 Marjorie Meredith Hugh G. Oldach ‘50 Jeffrey R. Scholz ‘63 David N. Mesick ‘52 Jonathan N. Olsen ‘86 Mildred M. Schwarz ‘01P Richard C. Metz Robert A. Orben ‘58 ‘97P Arthur K. Schweithelm ‘65 John D. Meyers ‘83 Darice O’Neill ‘10P Carl Schwenker III ‘60 Matthew M. Mezzancello ‘05 William R. Orben ‘97 Karen M. Sciascia ‘80 Jack Miers ‘53 Joan and Joseph O’Reilly ‘04 Joe Scott Lawrence J. Miksiewicz ‘81 Alexander Ostapenko ‘82 Thomas B. Sculley, Jr. ‘74 Thomas Mikula Justin Christopher Pagan ‘02 Mr. Brian C. Seaback ‘06 Kelly Miller ‘09P Robert O. Palsgrove ‘81 Richard M. Sedmak ‘71 Kristen S. Miller ‘05 Richard E. Parsons ‘61 Michael J. Sedonic ‘71 Rick Miller ‘09P Aaron Daniel Paterson ‘02 Andrew P. Segal ‘67 Janice P. Mills ‘09P Ernest W. Patten, Jr. ‘65 James E. Seigman ‘58 Richard P Mills, Jr. ‘09P Mr. Garry Paul ‘F Eric L. Sejourne ‘88 Robert S. Miltenberger ‘44 Harold R. Paul ‘71 Jeffrey A. Senior ‘88 Sherie A. Mischler ‘90 Brian W. Paulen ‘98 Michael J. Rieker ‘78 Matthew S. Senkowski ‘98 John R. Missimer ‘95 Elizabeth A. Paulson ‘95 Kenton W. Rittenhouse ‘58 David E. Setzer ‘58 Julie Ann Mitchell ‘07 Michael S. Paulson ‘95 David S. Ritterpusch, Kyle A. Severson ‘96 Peter M. Mitchell ‘58 Anna Pawlewicz ‘08p USA, RET ‘63 Robert H. Shabaker ‘59 ‘99P Michael M. Mitlehner ‘89 Anne L. Pecsek ‘F/S Linda J. Dostert ‘87 Thomas D. Shannahan, III ‘ 79 Daniel J. Mitrano ‘72 Stephen A. Pecuch Jeffrey H. Roddin ‘91 Charles H. Sharpless ‘70 Andrew C. Mittendorf ‘98 John R. Peek ‘60 Robert A. Roepke ‘58 Susan Eckert Shea ‘84 Scott D. Mittl ‘95 Christofer Robert Peppler ‘99 Dale D. Rohn ‘73 Van C. Shell ‘91 Edward H. Mockridge, Jr. ‘70 Jennifer and Bryan Perler ‘00 Gail T. Rold ‘87 Adam R Sherman ‘04 Laura and Mitchell Moloney ‘06P Heather Petit William C. Roman ‘76 Harold D. Sherwood ‘44 Eve Gerriets Mongiardo ‘86 William R. Phelps ‘68 Chris Roseman Stephen L. Shields ‘71 Derek B. Moore ‘97 Lawrence R. Phillips ‘62 Roger N. Rosenberger, Esq. ‘69 Stephen W. Shiffert ‘77 Melinda and Robert Moran, Jr. ‘01 Margaret L. Phyfe ‘09P Emery H. Rosenbluth, Jr. ‘63 David R. Shillaber ‘81 Matthew R. Morgan ‘82 William C. Phyfe ‘09P Lester R. Rosenfeld ‘40 Jean Shimp Robert W. Morgan ‘53 Anthony William Piccola ‘02 Christopher L. Roth ‘87 Samuel F. Shireman ‘40 James M. Morris, Jr. ‘43 Paula G. Piercy ‘90 Robert A. Roth ‘78 David Shook ‘93G Timothy Rayfield Morris Todd L. Piercy ‘88 Lynn and Michael Rothman Edward K Shupp ‘F/S Craig A. Moser ‘93 Jeffrey R. Pietrak ‘02 William Rowe, Sr. Arlene and Robert G. Shurts `48 Mitch Moses Carmen and Daniel Pietrzak ‘97 H. L. Boyer Royal ‘56 `75P `77P `81P `05GP `07GP John S. Mountsier ‘50 Dana R. Pizarro ‘73 Alan Rubin ‘57 Russell R. Sicard ‘70 Jessica Elizabeth Mudry ‘96 Robert P. Platzer ‘54 Edward H. Ruestow, Jr. ‘52 Edward S. Sider ‘60 Eileen and John Mudry ‘96P Paul P. Podgurski ‘59 Jonnie W. Rushatz ‘68 Richard H. Siemer ‘62 Robert C. Muir, Jr. ‘40 Roger H. Poindexter ‘55 James O. Rust ‘67 Charles Simons Thomas E. Muir ‘68 Michael D. Policarpo ‘96 Michele C. Ruth ‘82 Allison Lynn Sims ‘99 James Muller ‘07P G. Barry Pratt ‘64 Richard L. Ruth ‘68 D. Thomas Skeans II ‘05 William L. Munson ‘62 Douglas J. Prediger ‘70 Christine and Robert J. Ryan ‘99P Harvey M. Skolnick ‘61 William F. Murphey ‘54 Louis J. Principe ‘56 Robert J. Ryan ‘99 Walter J. Skoriak ‘67 Joel Myers Edward G. Pringle ‘63 Sean C. Ryan ‘73 Robert W. Slavin ‘68 Paul B. Myers, Jr. ‘57G Paul J. Prutzman ‘66 Joseph H. Sahl ‘03 Edward H. Small, Jr. ‘54 Neeraj K. Nanavati ‘05 Christopher A. Purdy ‘85 F. Bruce Sahler ‘60 Patricia S. `93G and John W. Mary D. Naylor ‘10P Edmund J. Purdy, Jr. ‘52 Attila L. Salamon ‘60 Smeaton `F/S `06P Robert F. Naylor ‘57 Rubin Qawasmy David B. Salerno ‘64 Anne E. Smeglin ‘08 Helen T. Neidig ‘F George C. Rach ‘60 Jeffrey A.Samuels ‘05 Anthony M. Smeglin ‘08 Aleda and David Nelson ‘07P John W. Ramsay ‘58 Deirdre Samuelsen ‘03 Charles J. Smith, III ‘73 ATHLETICS

Christine and Charles R. David C. Thompson ‘51 Robert B. Weaver ‘89 Charles D. Atmore ‘53 Smith, Jr. ‘F/S Peter Thompson ‘50 Elizabeth and William Julian Austin ‘07 Fritz A. Smith ‘53 Robert C. Thompson ’56 * Weihenmayer ‘07P Richard L. Baggelaar ‘67 Glenn A. Smith ‘67 Joan and Charles A. Tier, IV ‘99P Joseph P. Weis ‘65 Mary K. Baker ‘F/S Gregory C. Smith ‘75 Monica A Timar ‘F/S Sandra and Donald J Weiss ‘06P Amanda Jessica Barisich ‘07 Kenneth R. Smith ‘F/S Carleton H. Tindall ‘60 Thomas J. Weiss ‘06 Michael N. Bartholomew Kyle A. Smith ‘98 Cynthia Alice Tindall ‘02 David J. Welford ‘78 Frederick J. Batson, Jr. ‘50 Paul E. Smith ‘61 ‘93P Hally P. Toia ‘08P Charles P. Wentz ‘61 C. Thomas Baumgartner ‘67 Richard C. Smith `55 `04GP William E. Toikka ‘62 Alan Werlau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bayda Ted Smith ‘08P Mr. George Toliver ‘04P Janice and Donald Wert ‘07GP Arthur R. Beauregard, IV ‘00 Jan G. Snedeker ‘95 Robert J. Tootell ‘72 June and Randall T. Wert ‘07P Peter A. Bechtel ‘76 David W. Snow ‘71 Peter F. Torgersen ‘73 Kevin Paul Weschler ‘03 Paul C. Beck ‘69 Brett A. Snyder ‘00 James D. Toth ‘64 Stewart A. Wessel ‘92 Betty Ann and James E. James F. Snyder ‘85 Jerome D. Towe ‘53 Keith West Benton ‘06P James W. Snyder, Jr. ‘56 Dale Townsend ‘F/S Colleen B. Wetmore ‘92 Richard W. Berg, Jr. ‘64 Joanne E. Sonberg ‘96 Lori Ann Trechter ‘93 J. Paul Wetterau ‘59 Ann Marie and Michel Berger ‘07P Shannon Spangler ‘10P Jonathan J Trenge ‘05 ‘F/S Michael D. Wetzel ‘93 Patrick S. Berger ‘07 Frances Hopkins Spence ‘77 Keith Allen Treonze ‘99 Michael M. Whalen ‘82 Kelly L. Berk ‘05 Thomas W. Spence, Jr. ‘78 Kelly M. Treonze ‘04 Biddle A. Whigham ‘48 Dana L. Berkowitz ‘05 Travis A. Spencer ‘F/S Walter W. Trimble ‘95 Emmet T. White ‘42 ‘78P Marion and Joseph Bernholz ‘00 Stephen J. Spey ‘74 Joseph Trinkle Jr. Patrick White Nicholas L. Bet ‘07 Hugh G. and Betty Lindsay Trinkle ‘04 Eva Jane and William R. Peter B. Bickett ‘52 Spilsbury, Jr. ‘49 Robert J. Trinkle ‘63 White ‘74P Eileen Biro ‘F/S Thomas W. Standeven ‘59 George Trotman, Jr. ‘61 Kurt S. Wiesner ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Mark Stanley ‘F William H. Trotter ‘67 Samuel Wilkinson ‘51 Bishop, Jr. ‘06P Kathleen Starsinic ‘08P Glenn W. Troxel ‘79 Donald F. Williams ‘50 ‘77P David S. Bishop ‘93 Robert Starsinic ‘08P Fran Troyan ‘F/S Gayle P. Williams ‘54 Deirdre Dalpiaz Bishop ‘93 Ray F. Stauffer, Jr. ‘49 Susan B. Troyan ‘F/S Michael P. Williams ‘85 Adrienne Nicole Blount ‘07 Donald E. Steeber ‘55 Janet A. Tucker ‘85G James Newton Wilson ‘63 Amy M. Bogart ‘06 Eric J. Steelman ‘85 Kimberly V. Tucker ‘02 Duane C. Wilt ‘54 Stephanie Boldt Dwight E. Stein ‘84 Samuel L. Tucker ‘63 Laura D. Wind ‘02 William J. Bolton, II ‘87 Fred P. Stein ‘56 Jeffrey A. Turner ‘83 Nancy and Gene Winter ‘06P Alan Jay Borowsky ‘07 Van Eric E. Stein ‘92 Stephen F. Turoscy, Jr. ‘75 James M. Winters ‘65 Gregory Wilson Bosch ‘06 Richard P. Steinmann ‘72 Deb and Matt Utesch ‘F/S Ronald M. Winters ‘78 Ayres Boswell-Mills ‘89 Francis P. Stenger ‘58 Robert D. Van Etten, Jr. ‘73 Michael D. Woodward ‘61 Charles L. Bowers, Jr. ‘61 David H. Stephens ‘ 75 Mary Ann Van Kampen Szu-Yung David Wu ‘F/S Owen Randal Breininger ‘ 06 Stanley D. Sterner ‘76 William F. Van Loan, III ‘82 Charles F. Wuestner, Jr. ‘56 Randal H. Breininger ‘79 Anne T. Stevens ‘84 Steven W. Van Sciver ‘70 Bradley H. Wyckoff ‘80 Lee W. Brooks ‘82 George M. Stevens ‘66 Mrs. Anne K. Vanic ‘10P Matthew Thomas Yarnold ‘03 Gary M. Brownell ‘72 Robert J. Stevens, USN, RET ‘48 John R. Vargo ‘77 Anne Bishop Yetman ‘F Geoffrey M. Brunn ‘07 James P. Stevenson ‘65 Ronald H. Vaughn ‘58 Mark D. Yoder ‘82 Robert J. Burns ‘66 Pamela E. Stewart ‘91 Ross John Vazquez ‘04 Brian D. Yost ‘96 Shawn S. Butler ‘86 Katrie M. Stiles ‘04 John V. Veech ‘80 Justin T. Yurchak ‘04 Lauren Neidig Calabrese ‘07 Thomas E. Stine ‘78 Robert J. Vekony ‘53 Joseph S. Zabrecky ‘88 Robert Caldwell’ 09P Betsy B. Stires ‘83 Lisa and Joseph Verdi ‘07P William Courtney Zahm ‘01 Melissa L. Capone ‘03 Mark S. Stires ‘84 Donna and Victor E. Vientos ‘07P Augustine M. Zangrilli ‘99 Nicole Carl ‘F/S Jack L. Stolz ‘57 Louis Villani ‘F Julius F. Zavar ‘63 Bruce A. Carpenter ‘71 F. Anderson Stone Andrew M. Vitella ‘89 Derek S. Zeller ‘94 John H. Carson ‘69 Louis S. Stout ‘36 Steve G. Vogel ‘73 Alysa B. Zellner ‘06 Matthew C. Cassidy ‘06 Donna Strobel ‘01P Dawn C. ‘82 and John J. Gregory P. Zern ‘68 Pasquale E. Castiello ‘66G John P. Stupp, Jr. ‘72 Vresics, Jr. ‘81 Raymond E. Zielinski ‘73 Mark Robinson Chandler ‘07 Michael D. Suarez Marilyn J.* and Paul W. Joan K. and John E. Cheng-Yu S. Chang ‘97 Edward D. Sullivan Wagner ‘57 ‘81P ‘86P ‘F/S Zollinger, Jr. `57 `86P `88P Mary C Cheafsky ‘F Grace Sullivan ‘08P Judy Waldman O. Barry Zug ‘61 Anna Kristina Childson ‘07 Timothy Sullivan ‘08P Albert Walker ‘51 Matthew J. Ciasulli ‘07 James D. Sutton, Jr. ‘66 Marguerite Quinn Walker ‘90 Team Member (Under $49) Catherine Cieslinski John W. Swanger, Jr. ‘72 Arthur Robert Walsh, IV ‘07 Kyle David Adams ‘07 Sheila M.Clabby ‘05 Mark A.Swanson ‘05 Christopher D. Walsh ‘88 Michael C. Adler ‘93 John Clark ‘F Kelly A. Swartz ‘97 Arthur E. Waltking ‘59 Brian Christopher Ahearn ‘07 William T. Cochran, II ‘75 Richard R. Swyers, Jr. ‘53 Guy S. Waltman Curtis A. Alexander, Jr. ‘62 Heidi P. Cohen ‘96 David A. Szablowski ‘82 Harry B. Walton, Jr. `44 Sean Allen ‘07 Kelly A. Collins-Romanczuk ‘00 Michael Ashford Taggart ‘04 Malcolm D. Ware ‘40 Jill Robin Altshuler ‘96 R. Kirkwood Colton ‘78G, ‘02P John Talotta ‘66 Richard E. Warnke ‘65 Jacquelyn M. Amato ‘05 Joseph R. Comly, III ‘54 Norman W. Taylor ‘37 David A. Waters ‘71 Brian Jeffrey Andalman ‘02 Phyllis and Allen Conklin ‘08GP William P. Taylor Claudette W. Watson ‘89 Eric N. Anderson, II ‘06 Melanie Kathleen Conklin ‘07 F. Richard Thaeder ‘68 James E. Watson ‘57 Jordan Michael Anderson ‘07 David F. Cook ‘60 Scott D. Theuerkauf ‘85 Kirsten A. Wayne ‘89 Matthew J. Anderson ‘07 Samuel J. Coursen ‘93 Chad Eugene Thoman ‘02 Julie M. Weaver ‘57 Richard D. Andres ‘80 Thomas S. Coursen, III ‘91 Lee D. Thomas ‘73 ‘07P Kent E. Weaver, Jr. ‘02 Joseph E. Angelli ‘96 Sarah Elizabeth Csikos ‘07 ATHLETICS

Daniel L. Curatola Janet Galante ‘09P Mike Josephson Elizabeth B. Meltzer ‘F/S Michael Anthony Dal Santo ‘07 Taryn A. ‘99 ‘01G F/S and Michael J. Juengst ‘70 Jason Andrew Mgebroff ‘07 Micah Damato ‘99 Jason D. Gall F/S Michele D Julian ‘07P Martin Michael ‘07 Alexis A. Davis ‘94 Peter Paul Garibaldi, III ‘07 Charles Kafka ‘09P Chris Mihalakis Lindsay Amy Davis ‘05G Moira Aileen Garrity ‘07 Ellen W. and Richard D. Kelly Kramer Miller ‘94 Wesley A. Davis, Jr. ‘39 David Evans Gaunt ‘07 Kaplan ‘65 Lorraine S. Miller ‘82 Richard C. deDufour ‘84G Dr. and Mrs. Edward Geosits ‘07P Patrick P. Keegan ‘92 Richard B. Miller ‘62 Ronald H. Delfini ‘65 ‘88P ‘91P Ian Patrick Gillen ‘04 Kevin C. Kehs ‘08P Michael W. Mills ‘69 William T. DeLong ‘43 Brendan William Glover ‘07 Sara H. Kehs ‘08P Colin Thomas Mistele ‘07 Jennamarie DeVito ‘05 Michael S. Golden ‘72 Richard Kidney Daniela Molina Piper ‘07 Michael Lewis DeVito ‘07 Joel M. Goldstein ‘66 Rupert Erich Kiefer ‘05 Edward J. Molitor ‘52 Jeffrey Joseph Devlin ‘07 Frank R. Gorman Lauren Nicole King ‘07 William A. Monheimer Dimitri E. Diamandopoulos Jr. ‘F Meghan E. Gove ‘06 Michael S Kleeblatt ‘01 Nicole L. Montegary ‘07 Gary E. Diehl ‘67 David S. Granet ‘07 Andrew P. Knerr ‘09 Shirley L. Moore ‘10P R. Bertrum Diemer, Jr. ‘73 Richard F. Green ‘72 Krista N. Kobeski ‘07 Kathryn Sarah Mootz ‘03 Catherine C. Dietrich ‘77 Michael F. Gregorek ‘04 Dale K Kobler James Frederick Morahan ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Digneo ‘03 Dana J. Grimley ‘07 Philip J. Koehler,III ‘08 John Moran ‘06P Matthew M. DiMaggio ‘07 Adrienne Lynn Grunwald ‘04 Candice and Carl S. Koerner ‘03P Michael D.T. Moran ‘06 Clarence M. Ditlow, III ‘65 Melani Krug Guentherman ‘93 Fay Liza Kogan ‘07 Susan and David L Morse ‘07P Richard A. Divok ‘F Daniela Guerrero ‘07 Linsey M. Kokal ‘04 Megan Elizabeth Morse ‘07 Timothy S. Doane ‘F/S Clayton R. Gum ‘56G Michael B. Komson ‘93 David Farrell Moscow ‘07 Robert B. Doherty ‘80 Rebecca Aida Guzman ‘07 David F. Korff ‘66 Michael P. Mott ‘90 James A. Donahue, III ‘80 George S. Hagstoz, Jr. ‘64 Matthew Anthony Kostyal ‘ F/S Francesca R. Murasko-Blank ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. George Donald ‘04 Brad Hahn Alfred L. Kratzer ‘51 Kevin J. Murphy ‘94 Kevin McKenna Donlan ‘07 Alan E. Hall ‘09P Henry A. Kruger ‘50 V. Paul Murray, Jr. ‘85 Eric P. D’Orvilliers ‘05 Heather Victoria Hamasaki ‘07 William C. Kuhlke ‘52 Daniel T. Murrer ‘07 Meghan Leigh Duesing ‘07 Jairus K. Hammond ‘66 Keith P. Kulesza ‘84 David K Nakasone ‘07 Patrick John Dugan ‘03 Robert William Hampson ‘06 Jack R. Kurtz ‘52 Gary D. Naylor ‘71 Jeffrey P. Dunn ‘80 Lauren Elyse Haney ‘07 Kathleen G. LaBar ‘10P Thomas J. Naylor ‘10P David Duquette ‘04 Frederick N. Hartman ‘76 Robert D. LaBar ‘10P Kassia Nelson ‘07 John B. Durkee, Jr.62 Grant C. Hartman ‘07 Frank W. Lanahan ‘83 Bethany L.Nessler ‘05 Ryan Randall Duvall ‘07 Kenneth O. Hartman ‘61 Arlene Latta Catherine B. Nicholson ‘03 Gwendolyn Keashon Dwyer ‘07 Olivia E. and Robert S. Andrew Phillip LaVine ‘04 Jeffrey Nolan Paul S. Dzera ‘78 Hartman ‘58 Jennifer Stadler Leary ‘93 Jerome J. O’Brien ‘62 David Bradley Edelstein ‘06 Christopher Ryan Hause ‘07 Sean P. Leary ‘93 F/S Joseph F O’Brien Douglas Y. Edwards ‘61 David M. Helfrich ‘07 Gina Loren Lewandowski ‘07 William J. O’Donnell ‘08 Travis John Eisemann ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Nicholas Doern Lieberman ‘07 Ruth Oehrle Frank P. Eisinger ‘49 Helfrich ‘07P Kirsten Lindel Liljeqvist ‘07 Michael R. O’Hagan ‘89 Sara S. Ellis ‘07 Linda M. Hendrixson ‘06 Daniel G. Lindner ‘77 Jason F. O’Koren ‘07 Sean Paul English ‘07 Christina Marie Henry ‘00 Peter Ryan Lloyd ‘07 Lee B. Oliphant ‘77 Barbara Erdmanis ‘06P Alexandra L. Herb ‘06G Andrew C. Lobby Nils C. Olson ‘94 Chelsea K. Erdmanis ‘06 Kari Elizabeth Herzog ‘97 D. Roy Lobdell ‘84 Julia H. Oltman ‘F/S Maj James J. Evanko ‘81 Debbie Hazel ‘09P Donald R. Lowry, Jr. ‘44 Christopher George Orben ‘06 Sharon Evanko’ 09P Matthew Healy Hichborn ‘07 Andrea J. Luebbe ‘05 John Daniel O’Reilly ‘07 Megan Eves Williams ‘93 David S. Highhill ‘06 Molly J. Luft ‘07 Margaret J. O’Shea ‘06 David Aaron Falk ‘07 Lauren Katherine Hilker’ 06 James B. Lynn ‘58 Katharine R. Paine ‘07 Andrea M. Falke ‘94 William K. Hindon ‘65 David G. Lyons ‘64 Stephanie Jane Palmieri ‘07 Shawn M. Farrell ‘89 Tara M. Ho ‘02 Emily O Macwilliams ‘05 Robert H. Paretchan ‘01 Drew B. Fetters ‘73 Joel Hockman ‘07 Lisa J. Bardinelli Madigan ‘88 Richard W. Parsons ‘49 Louis Filo, III ‘73 Dan W. Hoerig ‘58 Robert M. Madigan, Jr.’88 Vanessa Paskaitis Alyssa A. Fisher ‘72 Brian P. Hogan ‘58 Robert F. Magee ‘70 Christopher G. Paul ‘92 Michael G. Fisher ‘91 Thomas M. Hoh 75 Landon Bennett Maggs ‘07 Hannah Pawlewicz Ashley L Fitztgerald ‘90 Andrew R. Holland ‘01 William P. Mangus ‘55 Kaela I. Pearce ‘08 Linda and James Fitzgerald ‘06P Njomele Hong ‘94 Dell Manone ‘F Jay Pennick ‘77 Michael Yale Flanagan ‘07 Alexander Rapley Hooff ‘07 Herbert S. Marchand ‘66 Michael S. Plesher Dianna J. Fleming ‘04P Kevin Joseph Houk ‘07 Victoria and Anthony P. Jessica V. Powers ‘06 Grant Taylor Flothmeier ‘06 Carolyn Nichole House ‘07 Marino ‘07P H. Victor Pratt, Jr. ‘61 ‘86P F. R. Corky Flynn ‘55 Doreen L. Howard ‘96 Frank S. Markosky ‘75 Lloyd A. Ramsey ‘71 Saralyn K. Foley ‘09P Peter L. Hoyt ‘53 Theresa E. Martian ‘05P Brett Reed ‘F/S Chandler Ford, Jr. ‘59 Robert G. Hyde ‘67 Mendy Michelle Martin ‘07 David A. Reese ‘72 Heather A. Ford ‘06 Adam Lee Hyncik ‘07 Lee M. Martucci ‘82 John Edward Reese ‘07 Stefanie Clark Forlenza ‘07 Joseph Steven ‘Ianoale ‘05 Timothy Patrick Matthews ‘07 Paul L. Reiber, Jr. ‘44 ‘76P Lauren Martha Fornuto’07 Linda L. Isabelle ‘10P Cassidy L. Maumus ‘07 James J. Reilly ‘F Derek Alan Frankhouser ‘07 Sonu A. Jain ‘99 Julie L. Mazer ‘F/S Renee S. ‘83 and James J. Reilly ‘84 Kathryn L. ‘93 & Craig A. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson ‘05P John D. McCumber ‘95 Suzanne Pratt Reynolds ‘07 Franklin 87 Martin E. Jenkins II ‘05 John McCutchan ‘08P John Steven Ricciardi ‘07 Kevin Patrick Frost ‘06 Susan E. Jindra ‘91 Lorraine McCutchan ‘08P Paul S. Roeder ‘55 Kristine P. Furey ‘04 Irene K. Jones ‘F/S Kevin R. McFarland ‘07 Jill Roddin Roethke ‘92 Andrew Gaglin ‘F David M. Joseph ‘F/S Patrick John McFarlin ‘07 Steven M. Roethke ‘94 ATHLETICS

Antonio Rothenbach ‘07 Laura Kate Tom ‘06 L. Harold Milton ‘63 Freeman R. Goodrich ‘63 ‘91P J. William Royer ‘49 Gary E. Tompkins ‘92 Chuck and Dianne Eleanor Gordon ‘51W Suzanne M. Royer ‘81 Jeff A. Tourial ‘F/S Siuciak ‘61, ‘84P, ‘F/S Alonzo F. Haines, II ‘52 Daniel T. Sachse ‘48 Frank Joseph Trovato ‘07 James Newton Wilson ‘63 Wilfrid Hamp ‘62 Elizabeth V. Houston ‘00 Vito J. Truglio ‘63 Rowing Team Shell William E. Henderson ‘52 Garrett Evan Sager ‘99 Mary F. Turanchik Sherry and Robert J. John W. Highfield ‘61 Ray R. Salabsky Joseph A. Twist ‘02 Bustin ‘01P ‘07P Peter L. Hoyt ‘53 Stephen Patrick Salemme ‘07 Alison L. Tymkiw Brian J. Drummond ‘74 Charles Hull ‘53 Robert J. Sallash, Jr. ‘91P Allison Elizabeth Uhlik ‘07 Denice and John Kelly ‘09P Ruddell W. Johnson ‘60 Charles M. Sandwick, Jr. ‘50 Sarah Catherine Vanderbeck ‘07 Amy and Alan Meltzer Jane M. Josephson ‘F/S P. Ross Santangelo ‘84 Joseph Valentine Verdi ‘07 Beth and Timothy Mickelson Howard E. Keim ‘55 Jeffrey J Santo’ 07 Victor A. Vientos ‘07 ‘05P ‘08P Walter I. King ‘63 Paul J Savell Evan Philip Volkman ‘07 Jerry Mullane ‘76 Albert F. Kovach ‘60 Frank A. Scattene, III ‘80 Stephen R. Wachtel ‘95 Monica and John K. Charles D. LaMotta ‘64 Jennifer Grace Schappert ‘06 Christopher J. Wakely ‘F/S Younghein ‘07P Arlene Latta Whitney Elizabeth Schenbeck ‘07 David G. Walsh, II ‘07 Ronald F. Lauretti’59 Henry E. Schlenker ‘66 J. Scott Walsmith ‘61 John C. Whitehead Larry W. Leckonby Leroy C. Schroder ‘74 *Robert P. Wardell ‘69 Memorial Fund Roy A.Leckonby Manuel F. Schubert ‘09 Amanda E. Warner ‘05 Richard T. Adams, Jr. ‘79 William R. Leckonby ‘89P Gregory J. Schulze ‘F/S Thomas R. Warrick ‘05 Stephen D. Bigach ‘75 Joy H. and John W. Todd Patrick Scurci ‘04 Jeffrey R. Waters Michael G. Chieco ‘75 ‘10P MacMurray `59 Sarah E. Seiler ‘07 Jeffrey S. Wefer ‘71 Gregory A. Clark ‘78 Martin W. Maurer ‘54 John K. Sellers ‘55 Paul W Weibel III ‘06 Brian P. Derwin ‘73 David N. Mesick ‘52 Lauri Shamis ‘10P Peter A. Weiksner ‘66 Howard I. Harmatz ‘72 Robert W. Morgan ‘53 Neal Shamis ‘10p Dea Danielle Weisman ‘01 Charles S. Marck ‘81 Andrew K. Morris ‘50 Rachael Lynn Sheaffer ‘02 Karen Marie Welby ‘06 Gary M. Nelson ‘89 John S. Mountsier ‘50 Sandra Shelpman Atwood L. Welker, Jr. ‘59 Robert O. Palsgrove ‘81 Joseph W. Moyer ‘53 Mark A. Shumski ‘07 Kristen Marie Wert ‘07 Vincent J. Rogusky ‘80 Robert J. Muffoletto ‘62 Edward F. Siegfried Bruce G. Wheeler ‘68 David A. Szablowski ‘82 James F. O’Connell ‘55 Edward M. Silverman ‘07 Brian C. White ‘F/S Edward F. Tulskie ‘82 Joseph H. Orr, Jr. ‘52 ‘79P Todd P. Simkins ‘07 Gordon White Michael M. Whalen ‘82 Tyler E. Osler ‘F/S David Simmers Bernice Whitehead Michael J. Yaszemski ‘77 Bruno R. Pagnani ‘56 Elaine ‘98 and Timothy Jeffrey Paul Wiener ‘06 Mark R. Yeager ‘81 Mark Parseghian, Jr. ‘49 Skibitsky ‘99 Michael D. Wildstein ‘61 Roger S. Penske ‘59 ‘82P Leckonby Tribute Walter R. Smalley ‘50 Stephen R. Wildstein ‘61 Walter C. Pijawka ‘58 Thomas Arbutiski ‘62 Geoffrey A. Smith ‘69 Mr. Justin A. Wilson ‘07 ‘84P ‘86P ‘92P William G. Beattie ‘59 ‘88P ‘93P Greg Smith ‘09P Ryan W. Wilson ‘97 Diann W. Pradetto ‘52W Daniel S. Berkey ‘63 Julie Smith ‘09P Charles J. Winiarski ‘10P J. Benjamin Reinoehl ‘54 ‘94P Walter A. Bianco ‘58 Kelsey Carswell Smith Rebecca A. Winiarski ‘10P William D. Rezak ‘63 Allen F. Biddinger ‘F/S Ryan Michael Smith ‘07 Charles F. Wittman ‘66 Charles H. Roberts ‘50 G. Reed Bohovich ‘62 Nancy and Todd Smith Page Woodbury David and Linda Rotthoff ‘00P Travis C. Smith ‘02 Lea Ann Leckonby Boylan Douglas H. Yano ‘63 C. Keith Rust ‘57 ‘82P ‘88P Laura A. Sobocienski ‘03 Frank J. Buckworth, Jr. ‘61 Susan E. Yetter ‘08P Howard F. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘53 George L. Soscia ‘65 Charles S. Yost, M.D. John L. Canova ‘59 Robert A. Scheu ‘61 Christopher R. Spencer ‘04 Alan P. Young ‘68 Joseph V. Capuano ‘57 ‘86P ‘91P Frederick L. Schmidt ‘62 George C. Spill ‘61 Laurie Beth Young ‘07 Richard B. W. Carney, Jr. ‘56 Richard D. Schmidt, Jr. ‘52 Michael Stagnitta ‘F/S Marie Conklin Young James P. Case ‘49 Carl Schwenker III ‘60 Leighann Steele ‘98 John Andrew Younghein ‘07 Henry B. Castle ‘63 James E. Seigman ‘58 Mary J. Steelman ‘90G Mark William Zara ‘07 W. Robert Christie ‘58 ‘89P Michael J. Semcheski ‘62 Edward T. Stephenson ‘51 Stanley R. Zeamer ‘F William I. Ciaravino ‘51 Harvey D. Semilof ‘54 Julia Diane Sterrett ‘07 C. Palmer Zigmund ‘62 Julian J. Clark ‘55 Stacy Shiffert ‘F/S Stephanie Ann Sterrett ‘03 Loretta K. Zimmermann ‘82 Richard E. Collin ‘51 Austin E. Short ‘57 John G Stout ‘07 Magdalena Ziolkowski ‘07 Douglas N. Cook ‘54 John C. Stanley ‘59 ‘91P Douglas W. Strange ‘F/S Thomas James Zubulake ‘07 Roseann Corsi ‘F/S H. Stanley Stoney, Jr. ‘59 James E. Sturm ‘F/S Brooke Evelyn Zumas ‘07 Charles E. Craze ‘63 James B. Swenson ‘59 ‘F/S Tyler G. Susko ‘07 Diane M. Zurfluh ‘08P William F. DeVinney ‘64 George F. Theiss, Jr. ‘60 Gerrit L. Swaneveld ‘07 Michael R. Zurfluh ‘07 Emmeline L. ‘76G and Leonard Sean Thomas Swift ‘07 R. Dimmick ‘49 David C. Thompson ‘51 Stephen F. Talian, PE ‘62 Murray H. Goodman ‘48 Dean of John J. Dobosh ‘58 Barbara A. Turanchik ‘75 ‘F/S Bert Taras ‘61 Athletics Endowment Fund J. Dixon Earley ‘63 ‘93P Louise Valeriano ‘51W David C. Taylor ‘62 Robert H. Engle ‘55 John A. Van Deusen ‘61 ‘89P Morris Julius Taylor ‘02 A. Haigh Cundey Stephen E. Estroff ‘59 ‘90P ‘93P William A. Webb ‘51 Steven W. Thatcher ‘76 Varsity House P. Edward Fedeles ‘53 Charles P. Wentz ‘61 Mira-Michelle Thompson ‘04 Mark R. Yeager ‘81 W. L. Fry, Jr. ‘64 Joseph M. Wenzel ‘59 Todd T. Thompson ‘87 Richard F. Gabriel ‘51 Kent W. Westhelle ‘62 ‘87P Alan Thomson ‘ 78 Andrew Larko, Jr. Memorial Harry Garfinkel ‘54 Bernice Whitehead Wendy J. Littner-Thomson ‘83 Scholarship Fund Stanley L. Gedney III ‘52 ‘77P Llewellyn R. Williams ‘58 Barry M. Thumm, Jr. ‘00 John R. DeNoia ‘64 ‘94P ‘97P Charles I. Gibson ‘63 James Newton Wilson ‘63 Carli Therese Toliver ‘04 J. Dixon Earley ‘63 ‘93P Robert F. Gilmore, USAF, RET ‘55 ATHLETICS

Lehigh University Golf Edgar H. Howells ‘34 ‘68P Memorial Scholarship Gifts in Honor of Endowment Fund Edgar H. Howells, Jr. ‘68 Joseph R Lasser ‘45 Rose E Campbell ‘58G Thomas A. Andruskevich ‘73 Molly and Michael J. George R. and Evelyn W. Sera and Paul Duffy Charles W Apple Lieberman ‘75 Brothers ‘61 Scott A. Belair ‘69 William A. Stuart ‘66 Memorial Gifts William J. Britt ‘05P Parents’ Pavilion Project George A. La Sasso ‘50 Albert. L.Chase Sharon and John Davies ‘09P Wrestling Scholarship In Memory of Ben Bishop’34 Paul H. Clemens Ray Fox ‘10P George and Evelyn Brothers ‘61 Barbara Fricke R. Jonathan Clemmer Rosemary and James Garrity Jean D.Lieberman’79G Daniel A. DiSanto ‘78 ‘07P Thad Turner Wrestling James M. Miller’65 Bailey C. Morris-Eck and Patricia and William H. Scholarship Fund Anne Bishop Yetman C. Franklin Eck, Jr. ‘58 Hearn ‘08P Jeffrey W Duke’75 Kathryn and Jeffrey P. Scott D. Isabelle ‘10P In Memory of Feather ‘10P Ana and Michael Kuhns ‘10P Gerry Leeman Wrestling Chris’ 89 and Eric’84 Block John H. Gross ‘44 Paula and Joseph Lepko ‘06P Scholarship Fund David A. Cobb’86 Nicholas A. Herceg Joy and Thomas M. Mistele ‘07P Jeffrey W Duke ‘75 Douglas A. Gaffney Jr. ‘86 George W. Karr, Jr. ‘59 ‘84P ‘90P Therese and William Kenneth J Faust ‘55 Theta Delta Chi Foundation Patrick B. Kenny ‘72 Mongan ‘08P Horace W. Longacre Diane Smith ‘09P Philip Rauch Wrestling In Memory of Kenneth Longacre Diane W. Smith ‘10P Scholarship Michael Dancjczek’72 Richard A. Luoma ‘83 Frederick Smith ‘08P Robert Henning ‘68. Gregory B. Falkenbach’72 Paul D Mahoney James Smith ‘09P Elizabeth W. ‘80 and Scott R. Jane and Keith Smith ‘07P Steven J. ‘69 & Karen A. Lee In Memory of Alfonso Jordan McKay ‘78 Maryanne Nelson Smith ‘08P Head Crew Coach Endowment Sandra and David Fraboni’62 Terry E. McRoberts Randall T. Smith ‘10P Lee Family Foundation Joseph W. Moyer ‘53 Karen and Jeffrey Talbot ‘09P In Memory of Joseph E. Patterson Laurie and Philip Volpe ‘08P Claire Stacom Endowed Roger Mc Fillin’74 Patricia L. and Richard Mindy and Michael Zweizig ‘09P Scholarship Fund Donna and Daniel Mulholland’74 H. Penske ‘65 ‘92P ‘93P ‘06P Tara I Stacom’81 Carol and Robert Mulholland Mr. William A. Schleif C.Keith Rust’57 Family Pavilion ’74 ‘07P Dennis R. Schlosser ‘60 ‘91P C. Keith Rust’57 Caruso Family Memorial Paul Gregory Shelly Endowed Scholarship Fund In Memory of Andrew G. Stock ‘85 Billy Sheridan Memorial Michael J Caruso’67 Walter W. Meincke’60 Robert B. Wardle Scholarship Elizabeth and Ronald Schlemmer Jeffrey W Duke ‘75 Renovation of Lower Grace Hall In Memory of Frank Snyder’62 William W. Crouse III ‘64 ‘90P The Arnold A. Lasser Amy Earley Morton’93 Donna and Gregory Strobel ‘98P ‘01P Dorothy and James Toth

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Share the Lehigh Experience with Family and Friends! Valuing Achievement Lehigh Tickets Lehigh Television Coverage Ou r Mi s s i o n Purchase tickets to any Lehigh Athletic events Lehigh Athletics enters its 20th season of local, i n t h e by contacting the Lehigh Athletic Ticket Office, regional, and national football coverage on com- located in Grace Hall. Hours of operation are 10:00 mercial television. Nationally, Lehigh football can Le h i g h At h l e t i c s am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday. You may also be seen on DirecTV channel 628 and DISH Net- De p a r t m e n t call 610-7LU-GAME or visit Lehighsports.com/ work channel 428, as well as on Fox College Sports. i s t o info/tickets/ to learn more or to purchase tickets. Regionally on FSN Pittsburgh, fans in Pittsburgh, Director of Ticket Operations: Richard Haas ‘00 Harrisburg, Scranton and parts of Maryland, West ad v a n c e l e a r n i n g , Virginia, and Ohio can follow Lehigh football, d e v e lo p l e ad e r s h i p , Lehigh on the Radio while the WFMZ-TV signal can be seen in the a n d Lehigh football can be heard on commercial radio Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia, Reading, and Western exclusively on the home of Lehigh Athletics, New Jersey. Locally, Lehigh football can be seen f o s t e r p e r s o n al g r o w t h ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley (1230 and 1320 in the Lehigh Valley on Service Electric Cable’s 2 t h r o u g h c om p r e h e n s i v e AM). Renowned veteran Matt Kerr is back to call Sports. Service Electric is the area’s largest cable a t h l e t i c s p r o g r amm i n g . the play-by-play for his 11th season. Kerr will be provider. joined in the booth by former Lehigh standouts Marty Horn ‘86 and Kody Fedorcha ‘00, as they Service Electric Cable TV has again partnered with team up to provide color commentary. For the Lehigh Athletics to televise nearly 30 Lehigh Ath- Football Pa t r i o t Le a g u e Co-Ch a m p i o n s first time, ESPN Radio’s Matt Markus will patrol letics events during the 2007-08 school year via its the sidelines for every Lehigh football broadcast. award-winning 2 Sports outlet. The excitement of Radio coverage begins an hour prior to kick-off, Lehigh soccer, field hockey, basketball, wrestling, with Markus and ESPN Program Director Tom volleyball, lacrosse, tennis and more will be seen Fallon anchoring the pre-game, halftime, and post- throughout the Lehigh Valley this year. A weekly game activities. schedule is displayed on the lehighsports.com website and a complete broadcast listing can be ESPN Radio also broadcasts exclusive coverage found on each team’s sport-specific schedule page. of every Lehigh men’s basketball game, every Lehigh wrestling dual meet, and up to ten Lehigh Lehigh Podcasts - NEW! women’s basketball games. All Lehigh women’s New for 2007-08, Lehigh University has teamed up basketball games can be heard live on WLVR-FM, with Apple’s iTunes to launch a University iTunes Lehigh University’s radio station. Select baseball store. Lehigh Athletics will provide a vast array of and softball games will air on WLVR as well. free content for download to an iPod, PC, Macin- tosh, or other portable media player. For more Pa t r i o t Le a g u e Lehigh on the Web information on Lehigh podcasts, or to subscribe to softball Re g u l a r Se a s o n Ch a m p i o n s Now you can watch or listen to Lehigh Athletics this free service, visit the Lehigh Athletics podcast anywhere in the world! The Lehigh Athletics home. department is pleased to announce that it has teamed with Yahoo! Sports (sports.yahoo.com) Lehigh Merchandise to deliver real-time audio and video broadcasts Order all your favorite Lehigh Athletics gear at throughout the 2007-08 school year. By logging Lehighsports.com/store/. This website will allow on to Lehighsports.com and selecting one of two you to purchase sport-specific apparel including subscription options, fans can access live audio sweatshirts, shirts, hats, shorts, or more. Don’t and video broadcasts of Lehigh games in a number miss out on supporting Lehigh Athletics. Order of sports. All users will be required to subscribe your apparel today! to one of the Yahoo! packages in order to access Lehigh’s broadcasts.

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