TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS 2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 FOLLOW THE OWLS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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Letter from the Acting Director of Athletics ...... 3 Department Recap ...... 4 Individual Sport Highlights Men’s Basketball...... 5 Women’s Basketball ...... 6 Men’s Crew ...... 7 Men’s Cross Country ...... 8 Women’s Cross Country ...... 9 Women’s Fencing ...... 10 Field Hockey ...... 11 Football ...... 12 Men’s Golf ...... 13 Women’s Gymnastics ...... 14 Women’s Lacrosse ...... 15 Women’s Rowing ...... 16 Men’s Soccer ...... 17 Women’s Soccer ...... 18 Men’s Tennis ...... 19 Women’s Tennis ...... 19 Women’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field ...... 20 Women’s Volleyball ...... 21 Individual Honors ...... 22 Resnick Academic Support Center for Student Athletes ...... 29 Academic Honors ...... 30 Student-Athlete Career Services ...... 34 Community Service & Outreach ...... 37 Marketing & Fan Engagement ...... 38 The Owl Club ...... 40 Facility Enhancements ...... 52 2020-21 Head Coaches ...... Inside Back Cover 1 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE FOUNDED IN 1884 BY RUSSELL H. CONWELL

APPROXIMATELY , 19 STUDENTS39 CURRENTLY000 ENROLLED SCHOOLS & VARSITY 17 COLLEGES SPORTS ACROSS 6 DOMESTIC & 2 INTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES TEMPLE ATHLETICS IS A FULL MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TEMPLE’S THE OWLS ATHLETIC HAVE WON TEAMS PLAY 8 IN SOME OF THE TOP VENUES IN THE AREA, INCLUDING NATIONAL LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS FRAN DUNPHY FROM THE ACTING A.D.’S DESK

Temple Fans, This year will always be remembered for what was not competed, than what was actually won. I truly feel for our seniors, who were unable to complete their seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but I am very proud of the way our administrators, coaches and student- athletes handled this crisis. I also take great pride in our student-athletes resolve during this trying time. Having their athletic activities stopped and switching to online learning was extremely demanding, but I am happy to report that our 500-plus young men and women were able to make this adjustment and set new records in the classroom. I want to thank our sta” , especially Justin Miller and his academic support sta” at the Resnick Center for make this transition as seamless as possible. Despite the shortened year, there were still many accomplishments. • Our single-year APR for 2018-19 was 996, topped only by Stanford (997) and Minnesota (997). In addition, after most recently ranking eighth in multiyear APR among FBS institutions, Temple’s average multiyear APR of 993 is now tied for sixth behind Northwestern, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, and Navy. • It is also noteworthy that Temple and Northwestern are the only two FBS schools with all teams having an APR above 980. • A school-record 10 Temple athletic programs, the most among AAC schools, were recipients of the NCAA’s Academic Performance Program (APP) Public Recognition, honoring the top 10 percent of Division I teams across the nation for their multi-year academic performance. • Football, under new coach Rod Carey, defeated two nationally-ranked teams (#21 Maryland, #23 Memphis) in a season for the fi rst time in program history. The Owls competed in the Military Bowl to extend its program record of bowl appearances to fi ve straight seasons. • Women’s Gymnastics won its second straight ECAC Championship with head coach Josh Nilson and sophomore Ariana Castrence repeating as Coach and Athlete of the Year. • Fencing won its 25th straight NIWFA championship and ended its season ranked 5th nationally while fi ve Owls qualifi ed for NCAA Championship – the most since 2009. • Women’s Track senior Millie Howard recorded the fastest time in the mile in AAC history and qualifi ed for the NCAA Indoor Championships. She also was the recipient of the NCAA Elite 90 award honoring the highest GPA (3.98) by a student-athlete at the championship. • Women’s Track had its highest fi nish (3rd) at the AAC Indoor Championship. • Men’s Basketball senior Quinton Rose became the all-time leader in points, steals and fi eld goals made in AAC history. • Women’s Basketball junior Mia Davis earned honorable mention All-America accolades. • Four Men’s Cross Country runners earned all-Region honors as the Owls posted program-best fi nishes at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region (4th of 25) and American Athletic Conference (2nd). • Women’s Cross Country placed seventh in the region and third in the AAC with two runners earning all-Region honors. None of these accomplishments could have been possible without the generosity of our donors who continued to increase their investment in Temple Athletics. It was another phenomenal year in this regard with our overall fundraising setting a record for the fi fth straight year; with 88% growth over that time. In closing, I would like to thank Dr. Patrick Kraft, who stewarded Temple Athletics through this past year. After fi ve successful seasons as our Director of Athletics he left the University to take a similar position at Boston College.

Go Owls!

Fran Dunphy Acting Director of Athletics 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 2019-2020 DEPARTMENT RECAP

his will go down in history as the year sports stopped, but before COVID-«¬ ended the hopes and dreams of winter and spring stu- Tdent-athletes around the country our Temple student-athletes put together a successful ®¯«¬-®¯ campaign. Temple Football, under the direction of fi rst-year head coach Rod Car- ey, posted an °-± record, defeated two nationally-ranked teams for the fi rst time in program history and extended its school-record with a fi fth-straight Bowl appearance. Men’s Soccer posted an °-°-® record, and was under strong consideration for an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament after play- ing well down the stretch with road wins over Memphis (twice) and Louis- ville. Four Men’s Cross Country runners earned all-Region honors as the Owls posted program-best fi nishes at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region (²th of ®±) and American Athletic Conference (®nd) while Women’s Cross Country placed seventh in the region and third in the AAC. Men’s Basketball won «² games under fi rst-year coach Aaron McKie with the season ending abruptly at the AAC Tournament due to COVID-«¬. The Owls star Quinton Rose set AAC records for career points and steals. Women’s Basketball ended the season at «³-«± with Mia Davis earning First Team All- AAC accolades as well as Big ± Player of the Year. Women’s Gymnastics was named the ®¯®¯ ECAC Champions for the second year in a row despite the championship canceled due to COVID-«¬. Women’s Indoor Track placed third in the AAC Championship, its best ever fi nish. Senior Millie Howard qualifi ed for the NCAA Championship in the mile, but the championship was canceled due to COVID-«¬. She also was the NCAA Elite ¬¯ award recipient. Fencing had the best season for Temple Athletics, posting a ´«-¬ re- cord and ending the year ranked fi fth in the nation. Five fencers earned All-American honors while nine earned All-Region honors. The Owls, which won its ®±th straight NIWFA title, qualifi ed fi ve fencers for the NCAA Cham- pionship, but it was canceled due to the pandemic. Academically, Temple student-athletes continued their record perfor- mance in the classroom, setting new marks for semester and cumulative GPA as well as APR and GSR data.

4 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS ⊲ Alani Moore II ended his time in Cherry and White with the sev- enth-best career 3-point percentage (37.2). ⊲ The Owls had brothers play on the same team for the fi rst time in pro- gram history with Nate and Josh Pierre-Louis both seeing action in the team’s backcourt. ⊲ Temple went 2-2 in Big 5 play, defeating Saint Joseph’s and La Salle while falling to Penn and Villanova. The 108-61 victory over the Hawks was the Owls’ fi rst 100-point game since 2013. Just one point shy of tying the record for most points scored in the Liacouras Center, the win marked the most points Temple has scored since a 109-70 win over St. Bonaventure in 2007. It was also the largest margin of victory for Temple in a Big 5 game. ⊲ Temple extended its string of overtime wins to seven straight with victories over SMU and UConn during the season. The Owls have 12 OT MEN’S BASKETBALL victories since 2014-15, the most by any Division I program.

⊲ The Temple University Basketball Ring of Honor added its fourth class Overall Record: 14-17 | AAC Record: 6-12 of inductees with the addition of men’s basketball greats Nelson Bobb (1943, 47-49) and Mike Vreeswyk (1985-89), and women’s basketball standout Grace Schuler McGeoy (1942-45). Longtime broadcaster Harry Donahue was also o inducted.

⊲ The Owls were seeded 10th in the American Conference Tournament 10th in The American and were set to face the #7-seed SMU. The Tournament was suspended HIGHLIGHTS prior to the fi rst round due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ⊲ The Owls went 14-17 under fi rst-year head coach Aaron McKie. ⊲ Aaron McKie o¶ cially took over the reins of the program, becoming the 18th head coach in Temple men’s basketball history, but just the fi fth HEAD COACH since Hall of Fame coach Harry Litwack took over the program in 1952. He is also the fi rst alum to serve as the Owls’ head coach since Litwack, Aaron McKie who won 373 games and made two Final Four appearances in his 21- year tenure. ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ⊲ Temple, picked to fi nish seventh in the AAC preseason poll, started the Monté Ross season with an August trip to the Bahamas, sweeping three exhibition games against the Bahamian National Teams. ASSISTANT COACHES ⊲ Senior Quinton Rose and juniors Nate Pierre-Louis and J.P. Moorman II Chris Clark served as captains for the 2019-20 season. Jimmy Fenerty ⊲ McKie became the fi rst Temple rookie head coach to win his fi rst four games since Josh Cody opened his coaching career with a 5-0 record ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH in ‘42-43. This was also the fi rst season a Temple team had just one loss in its fi rst seven games under a new coach since James Usilton, Sr. took Mark Macon over in the 1926-27 season. ⊲ The Owls nearly defeated No. 5 Maryland in the Orlando Invitational DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS and topped No. 16 Wichita State at home. With the win over the Shock- Raheem Mapp ers, McKie became the fi rst fi rst-year head coach to defeat a ranked team since Harry Litwack in 1952-53 and it was the Owls’ 13th-straight ASST. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS season with a win over a ranked opponent. Mike Clark ⊲ Rose broke the conference record for career steals (231) and points (1,860). He fi nished his career sixth in program history for points and DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT seventh for steals. ⊲ Rose led the team in scoring (16.3 ppg) and ranked second in the con- Jason Ivey ference, while Nate Pierre-Louis led the team in rebounding (8.5 rpg) to rank fi fth in the AAC. VIDEO COORDINATOR Mark Hueber 5 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple ended the 2019-20 season in a three-way tie at sixth-place in the American and earned the eighth seed heading into the conference tournament. ⊲ The Owls were named Co-Big 5 Champions alongside Villanova after they topped Penn 76-72 on Jan. 23. ⊲ Mia Davis led Temple with her stellar junior year campaign. The for- ward averaged a double-double of 18.8 points and 10.2 rebounds. She fi nished the year with a number of accolades, including Big 5 Player of the Year, Big 5 First Team, AAC First Team, USBWA All-America Hon- orable Mention and a top 10 fi nalist for the Cheryl Miller Award. Davis recorded 14 double-doubles during the 2019-20 season, bringing her career total to 35. ⊲ Ashley Jones saw a great fi rst year on Broad Street as the red- shirt-sophomore was the second-highest scorer for the Owls with 16 points per game. She led Temple with 4.3 assists per game. Jones was named the American Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Year, while earning Second Team honors in both the AAC and Big 5. ⊲ Marissa Mackins earned Second Team All-Big 5 as she led the Owls with 76 three-pointers on the year (ranking fourth in Temple women’s basketball history for most three-point fi eld goals in a single season). The sophomore tied for seventh in career three-point fi eld goals at 133 in just two seasons with the Cherry and White. Mackins fi nished the sea- son as Temple’s third-leading scorer with 12.3 points per game. ⊲ Asonah Alexander had an impressive rookie season for Temple. The guard earned a spot on the American All-Freshman team as she led the conference in assist-turnover ratio (2.54). She consistently ranked in the top-20 in the nation for assist-turnover ratio throughout the season and fi nished the year at 12th in the country. 8th in The American

HEAD COACH ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACHES/ Tonya Cardoza Way Veney Willnett Crockett Overall Record: 16-15 | AAC Record: 7-9 Record: 16-15 | AAC Overall Record: CJ Jones

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS VIDEO COORDINATOR Jazmin Horne Joey Raniero WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ASST. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Talisa Samano

6 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS Shortened Spring Season due to COVID-19 MEN’S CREW

HIGHLIGHTS HEAD COACH

Brian Perkins No Team Results ⊲ The Owls’ men’s crew team had a shortened season due to the pan- demic, but raced in four events in the fall. ASSISTANT COACHES ⊲ Temple opened the season at the Navy Day Regatta recording seven Dan Goettner top 10 fi nishes out of nine boats. Jim Glavin ⊲ At the historic Head of the Charles, the Owls’ heavyweight eight boat took sixth place in a stacked fi eld of 38 boats. Temple also had a light- weight entry take 17th overall in the Boston race. LIGHTWEIGHT COACH ⊲ Wrapping up the fall highlights, the Owls picked up a pair of medals Sean McKenna in fi ve races at the Head of the Schuylkill. Temple’s freshman eight took gold in a fi eld of 17 crews, while the Owls’ lightweight eight took bronze BOATMAN in the heavyweight event. Scott Waters

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH Fergal Barry

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Devon Teichman

COACH EMERITUS Dr. Gavin R. White

7 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ After the conclusion of the 2018 season, head coach James Snyder ⊲ 2019 Accolades and the Temple men’s cross country team had one main goal heading • The Penn State National Open on Oct. 18 could be seen as a turning into the 2019 campaign: make it to the NCAA National Championship. point in the season for the Owls. Temple won their fi rst meet of the The runners put in the work in the o” -season and entered the 2019 sea- season and placed four runners in the top 10. It was the perfect meet son hungry four more. As they continued to crescendo throughout the to prepare the Owls for the upcoming American Athletic Conference year, the men fi nished a program-best fourth at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Championships. Regional. However, it wasn’t enough to send the Cherry and White to the • At the AAC Championships in Memphis, Tenn., Temple fi nished in national meet in Terre Haute, Indiana. second place for the second-straight year, falling behind Tulsa who ⊲ Improvements by the Numbers would go on to fi nish fi fth at the national meet in Indiana. • Despite not achieving what the Owls set out to do, there is nothing • Harry Powell, Seiger and Lapsansky all fi nished in the top 15 to walk to be disappointed about when looking back on the historical 2019 away with All-Conference honors. Lapsansky earned the accolade for season. the third consecutive season, the only Temple men’s cross country • After fi nishing seventh in the region at the 2018 Mid-Atlantic Region- runner to be named All-Conference three times in their career. al, Temple jumped three spots forward to fi nish fourth out of 25 teams • In 2018, only two runners earned All-Region accolades. This year, at this year’s regional meet. the much improved Owls saw four runners earn the All-Region status • The Owls also saw four runners earn All-Region accolades, the most as Jensen, Powell, Seiger and Lapsansky each fi nished in the top 25. medal winners at a regional meet in program history. ⊲ Veteran Leadership • Temple relied heavily on senior leadership this season. The duo of Zach Seiger and Kevin Lapsansky were expected to be role models both on and o” the course. • Both Seiger and Lapsansky fi nished in the top 20 in all but one race this season and have played a critical role in building the Temple men’s cross country program to where it is now. • Coming in as freshmen, the pair immediately contributed to the men’s scoring team. Each season, they have built upon their work eth- ic and experience to help lead the Owls team.

2nd in The American HEAD COACH James Snyder

ASSISTANT COACH Tyler Deck Shipley MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

8 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ The 2019 women’s cross country season saw the team fi nish in the top ⊲ 2019 Accomplishments 10 at every meet, along with fi nishing third in the American Athletic Con- • For the second-straight season, the Owls fi nished 3rd at the Ameri- ference and seventh in the Mid-Atlantic Region. It was a great season for can Athletic Conference Championships in Memphis, Tenn. the ladies and one head coach James Snyder knows this team can build • Moore ran to her best conference fi nish ever, placing sixth overall upon. to earn All-Conference. Michelle Joyce also earned All-Conference

⊲ Senior Leadership recognition with her 15th-place fi nish. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY • Seniors Grace Moore and Millie Howard were the leaders of the • Howard fell just outside of All-Conference status as she fi nished 16th 2019 squad. overall. The senior let this fuel her heading into the NCAA Mid-Atlan- • The pair were top fi nishers for the Owls at the Ohio State Buckeye tic Regional, where she was the fi rst in the Cherry and White to cross Preview and the Penn State National Open as Temple raced against the fi nish line and the 22nd overall with a time of 20:46.0. This fi nish nationally ranked opponents. earned her All-Region honors for the fi rst time in her career. • Coach Snyder relied on Moore and Howard to set an example for • Moore also earned All-Region accolades as she fi nished right behind their younger teammates, specifi cally the juniors, who will be fi lling her teammate at 20:46.7 for 24th overall. their leadership roles next season. • Both Howard and Joyce were recognized for their work in the class- room as they were named to the 2019 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team. ⊲ Competition in the Mid-Atlantic • After fi nishing fourth in the region in 2018, the Temple women’s cross country team took a step backwards and fi nished seventh in the 3rd in the American Mid-Atlantic. • The Owls faced tough competition in nationally ranked Villanova and Penn State, who fi nished fi rst and second, respectively, at the Mid-Atlantic Regional. Both programs would go on to compete at the National Championships. Penn State placed 18th at the national meet while Villanova fi nished 24th out of 31 teams. • Temple entered the regional meet as the seventh ranked program in the Mid-Atlantic and raced to that exact fi nish.

HEAD COACH James Snyder

ASSISTANT COACH Tyler Deck Shipley

9 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS HEAD COACH Nikki Franke ⊲ Earned the 25th-straight NIWFA Team Title, swept the individual and weapons titles. VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH ⊲ 12 regional qualifi ers, 5 NCAA Championship qualifi ers Melissa Forsythe Nine All-Region honorees, fi ve All-Americans. ⊲ The fencing squad earned a program-high No. 5 ranking during an DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS impressive year on the strip. Amanda Ehrhardt ⊲ Going 31-9 in dual play, the Owls earned their 25th-straight NIWFA Title. Temple swept the weapons titles for the fi rst time since 2015 and swept the individual titles for the fi rst time since 2014. Freshmen Mar- gherita Calderaro took the epee title and Zoe Turner took the sabre title, while senior Kennedy Lovelace earned her second-career foil title. ⊲ Twelve fencers went to the NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Regional, with nine advancing to the fi nals. ⊲ Five fencers were selected to represent the Owls at the NCAA Cham- pionships for the fi rst time since 2009, with Malia Hee (sabre), Kerry Plunkett (sabre), Aryana Abtin (foil), Naomi Ross (epee), and Margherita Calderaro (epee) all making the cut. The NCAA Championships were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Overall Record: 31-9 | NIWFA: 1st/13 31-9 | NIWFA: Overall Record: WOMEN’S FENCING

10 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS

HEAD COACH Susan Ciufo

ASSISTANT COACHES Ross Gilham-Jones Michelle Vittese

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Overall Record: 7-10-1 | BIG EAST Record: 2-5 Carissa Vittese FIELD HOCKEY DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Courtney Konowal

HIGHLIGHTS 5th in The BIG EAST

⊲ Temple’s game against No. 24 Maine at Kent State early in the season ⊲ The Owls fi nished the season at 57 in RPI, jumping 10 spots from last was suspended following the fi rst overtime period by the Kent State ad- year’s RPI fi nish. It also marked the fi rst time since 2016 that Temple has ministration. The game was originally considered a scrimmage because fi nished the season above an RPI of 60. the score was tied (NCAA rules do not allow for ties), but following the ⊲ The team’s hard work both on and o” the pitch were recognized season the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved a rule change throughout the season, with fi ve Owls earning Big East, Big 5, and Phila allowing for ties if a game is suspended with at least 80% of the game Field Hockey honors. played and cannot be fi nished. ⊲ Redshirt freshman Kerrie Lorenz earned the fi rst honor of the season, ⊲ Nine starters returned in 2019, and 83 percent of Temple’s goals last being named Big East O” ensive Player of the Week following an impres- year were scored by returning players. sive opening weekend. The nod marked the fi rst time since 2014 that an ⊲ Five student-athletes were chosen to make up the Leadership Team Owl received the honor. for the 2019 season, with three specifi c roles assigned - Organizational ⊲ Juniors Dani Batze and Cristina Carotenuto both earned Big East Leader, Unity Leader and Commitment Leader, with two others serving Weekly Honor Roll nods. as the Performance Captains and the Owls’ leaders on game day. ⊲ Carotenuto and senior Becky Gerhart earned Phila Field Hockey Play- ⊲ Senior Kathryn Edgar and junior Dani Batze served as the Performance er of the Week honors, with Lucy Reed earning a Student-Athlete of the Captains. Edgar served in the role for a second straight year. Week nod from Phila Field Hockey. ⊲ The Unity Leader was senior Cristen Barnett, the Commitment Leader ⊲ Batze was named All-Big East Second-Team in the post-season, fi nish- was senior Becky Gerhart, and the Organizational Leader was senior ing the season as the team leader in goals, game-winning goals, defen- Lucy Reed. sive saves, and shots. She was also named to the NFHCA All-Region ⊲ The Owls earned fi ve more wins this season than they did in 2018, Second Team. going 7-10-1 (2-5 Big East). ⊲ The team will lose seven seniors from this year’s squad and will wel- ⊲ With the 2-1 double-overtime victory at Georgetown in October, come seven freshmen to next year’s roster. Temple snapped an 18-game losing streak in conference play. The team earned its second league win of the season with a 3-0 shutout of the Villanova Wildcats. ⊲ Temple conceded 47 fewer goals this season compared to last season, allowing just 26 in 2019. The team also allowed 72 fewer penalty cor- ners. Junior Cristina Carotenuto came up big for the Owls in the cage, recording four shutouts and 70 saves for a .729 save percentage. ⊲ Seven of the team’s losses were decided by just one goal, four more than in 2018. 11 HIGHLIGHTS ⊲ Temple has had multiple players drafted for the fi fth straight year – the ⊲ DE Quincy Roche was named the AAC Defensive Player of the Year only non-Power 5 school to do that. In 2020, Temple had four players after he notched 13.0 sacks, tying the school’s all-time mark. His 26.0 ca- drafted into the NFL, the most in school history. reer sacks rank second all-time. Roche earned AAC Defensive Player of ⊲ With eight wins, Rod Carey finished one shy of the school record for the Week honors vs. Tulane when he set a team and conference record victories by a first-year Temple coach (Steve Adazzio, 2011). with 6.0 TFLs. That helped him to 19.0 for the season and 39.5 for his ⊲ Temple’s 30 conference wins since 2015 is the most in the American career, both among TU’s all-time leaders. Athletic Conference. ⊲ QB Anthony Russo set the school mark with 246 completions and was ⊲ Temple played in a school record fi fth consecutive bowl game, the one touchdown pass shy of the school record (22, P.J. Walker - 2016). 2019 Military Bowl. The Owls have been bowl-eligible for six straight Russo is now ranked in the top four all-time in passing yards (5,424), TDs seasons and nine of the last 11 years. (35), attempts (764), and completions (444). ⊲ The 2019 senior class won 34 games from 2016-19, just one shy of the ⊲ True freshman RB Re’Mahn Davis rushed for a team-leading 936 yards record set by last year’s seniors. and eight touchdowns on 193 carries. Those marks all rank second ⊲ Against Bucknell on opening day, Temple amassed a team record 695 among freshmen to Bernard Pierce’s 2009 season. yards of total o” ense, including a TU-best 507 passing yards en route to ⊲ Seven Owls were named All-American Athletic Conference. Four – a 56-12 win in Rod Carey’s Temple coaching debut. Bradley, Hennessy, Maijeh, Roche - were selected to the fi rst team and ⊲ In week two, Temple outlasted #21 Maryland, 20-17. It was the fi fth Three – Blue, Fair, Franklin - were selected to the second team. time in six years that Temple beat at least one ranked opponent. The ⊲ Five Owls earned ECAC All Star recognition – Blue, Fair, Hennessy, Owls went on to beat #23 Memphis later in the year becoming the only Maijeh, Roche. Roche earned Defensive Player of the Year and Davis team to beat the eventual AAC Champions in the 2019 regular season. earned freshman of the year honors. ⊲ Among C Matt Hennessy’s many honors, he became the fi rst non-Pow- ⊲ Hennessy represented Temple in the 2020 Senior Bowl. Bradley, Fair er 5 center to become a fi nalist for the Rimington Trophy – given to the and Russell were selected to play in the 2020 East-West Shrine Game. best center in the nation. Wright played in the East-West Shrine Game. And Franklin participated ⊲ Temple fi elded one of the nation’s best and one of the school’s all-time in the Tropical Bowl. best linebacker units. All seniors, the starting trio were also the team’s ⊲ A team record four players – Bradley, Hand, Hennessy, and Russell – three leading tacklers - Shaun Bradley (87), Chapelle Russell (72), and were asked to participate in the NFL Combine. Sam Franklin (68). All three fulfi lled their ambition of making it to the ⊲ Three Temple Owls - Archibong, Hennessy, and Mobley - were named NFL. to the PhillySIDA Academic All-Area Football team. ⊲ WR Jadan Blue had a school record 95 catches and 1,067 receiving yards becoming the fi rst player in Temple history to top 1,000 receiv- ing yards in a season. He had games of 13 catches (at Cincinnati), 12

FOOTBALL (Tulane), 11 (at USF), and 10 (Bucknell) giving him four of TU’s 12 most productive receiving days. 3rd in The American (East Division)

Overall Record: 8-5 | AAC Record: 5-3 Record: 8-5 | AAC Overall Record: HEAD COACH ASSISTANT AD/CHIEF OF STAFF Rod Carey Matt Lipman

ASSISTANT COACHES ANALYSTS Jeˆ Knowles Steve Crutchley Mike Uremovich Brett Diersen Fran Brown Adam DiMichele Craig Harmon Jake Landry Gabe Infante Dan Sabock Melvin Rice Walter Stewart GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACHES Joe Tripodi Kenny Johnston Thad Ward Thomas Niles Tyler Yelk Luke Shively 12 Tarek Yaeggi 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ In a season that was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Golf for 361 yards, without the aid of wind, to position himself for his eagle. posted four Top 10 fi nishes among its eight tournaments. Three of the He also had fi ve birdies in shooting a career-best 67. four came in the team’s fall season with the Owls closing out the fi rst ⊲ Sophomore Conor McGrath was next for the Owls with a 73.86 stroke half of their year with a season-best second place at the City 6, average which amounted to a mere fi ve total strokes behind Anders for ⊲ Four Owls competed in all 22 rounds during the year with team the season. He had three 69s on the year and another par 71 among his captain junior Dawson Anders leading the way with a team-best 73.64 22 rounds. stroke average. Anders, who would be named the male recipient of the ⊲ Redshirt junior Liam McGrath had the best round by an Owl, carding a Temple Athletics Community Service Award, posted three top 10 tour- six-under 65 in the fi nal round of the Phoenix Invitational. He had eight nament fi nishes and had seven rounds at or below par with season-low birdies in the round in tying for the second best round in the history of rounds of 67 twice. Temple Golf. His fi ve-under 208 for the tournament marked his best ⊲ Anders also made his fi rst hole-in-one of his collegiate career. He outing of his collegiate career. used a six iron o” the 17th tee during second round play at the Fires- ⊲ Freshman Graham Chase had a fi ne fi rst year for the Owls. The rookie Shortened Spring Season due to COVID-19 tone Invitational to land the ball directly into the cup without hitting the played in all 22 rounds and placed third on the team with a 74.73 stroke ground. It was the fi rst hole-in-one by an Owl since Evan Thornton made average. His best outing was a three-over 219 at the Firestone Invita- one on the 16th at the Furman Intercollegiate in 2015. He followed that tional with his fi nal round of 70 (-2) being his best of the season. MEN’S GOLF with one of the longest drives o” the tee in Temple history, connecting ⊲ The Owls were only able to compete in two tournaments in the spring season before it was canceled due to the pandemic. No Team Results HEAD COACH Brian Quinn

ASSISTANT COACH Matt Teesdale

13 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ For the second year in a row, the Temple gymnastics team was named ECAC Champions. ⊲ Five Owls earned ECAC Yearly Awards for their standout seasons: Ar- iana Castrence- ECAC Athlete of the Year, Jordyn Oster- ECAC Co-Spe- cialist of the Year, Madison Brooks- ECAC Co-Rookie of the Year, Jaylene Everett- ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Josh Nilson- ECAC Coach of the Year. ⊲ Seven gymnasts combined for 18 spots on All-ECAC teams and 12 earned places on the ECAC All-Academic team. ⊲ A Temple gymnast ended the season at the top of the ECAC in each event category (Castrence- vault, fl oor, all-around, Estrella- bars, Garin- beam). ⊲ The Temple squad posted fi ve scores of 194 and above and three of 195 and above ⊲ Castrence broke the program’s all-around record with a 39.275 on Jan. 18. ⊲ Jazmyn Estrella broke the program’s bars record with a 9.95, which was the highest score by a Temple gymnast on any event since 2002. ⊲ The team set a new vault record with a 49.15 and recorded the fi fth-highest vault score in school history (48.975). ⊲ On bars, the squad posted the second-best (49.3) and fi fth-best (49.025) scores ever. ⊲ The Cherry and White also set the program’s second-highest beam score (49.1) and fi fth-highest fl oor score (49.1). ⊲ As a team, the Owls scored the third (195.575), fi fth (195.075) and sixth (195.000) highest overall scores in Temple history. ⊲ On the academic front, the team earned a 3.58 GPA in fall 2019, which is the program’s highest semester GPA on record. 1st in the ECAC

HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Josh Nilson Rachel Inniss

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH Cassie Hageman Erica Fuchs Overall Record: 14-12 | ECAC Record: 3-2 Record: 14-12 | ECAC Overall Record: Shortened Spring Season due to COVID-19 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS

14 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS HEAD COACH ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Bonnie Rosen Jennifer Wong

ASSISTANT COACH DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Stephany Parcell Gobrecht Emily Torris

HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ The Owls went 5-4 before the season was suspended, with eight games left on the schedule. WOMEN’S LACROSSE ⊲ Temple opened its 2020 campaign with a 17-8 win over George Wash- ington, before dropping the next three games. The team nearly defeated No. 6 Princeton, with the Owls up two goals at the half before the Tigers pulled ahead and took the win. Shortened Season due to COVID-19 ⊲ The squad closed the season with a heart-breaking loss at Villanova, scoring eight of the nine goals in the second half to fi ght back from a 12-3 defi cit before falling 13-11.

⊲ Seniors Meghan Ho” man and Kara Nakrasius will return for the 2021 Overall Record: 5-4 season, using a fi fth year of eligibility granted by the NCAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ⊲ Nakrasius set the program record for career draw controls with 186, recording 47 this season to lead the team. ⊲ Freshman Belle Mastropietro led the team with 20 goals, ranking eighth in the American Conference in goals per game. Her 46 shots also led the team, putting 37 on target for a .804 shots on goal percentage. ⊲ Junior Bridget Whitaker’s 16 goals ranked second on the team, while her two game-winning goals led the team. ⊲ Ho” man’s 12 assists led the team as the only Owl to record dou- ble-digit assists, coming in at No. 7 in the league in assists per game while seniors Julia Ryan and Abby Overman tied for 10th in the league. ⊲ Junior Courtney Taylor and Nakrasius led the team in ground balls with 21 each, with Taylor’s 15 caused turnovers leading the team. ⊲ All three goalies saw time between the pipes, with Maryn Lowell earn- ing the starting position in all nine games. The Owls allowed 102 goals to their opponent’s 113, with Lowell posting 42 saves. Freshman Eryn Beal made 14 saves while junior Olivia Martin made eight.

15 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20

HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACHES Rebecca Grzybowski Michiel Bartman Madeleine Bourdreau ASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING Anna Cruse COORDINATOR Julia Rorer

HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple women’s rowing had a shortened season due to the ⊲ Temple also took home bronze in the novice eight to close the Covid-19 pandemic, but still had a very successful fall season. Navy Day Regatta highlights. ⊲ The Owls opened up their racing at the Navy Day Regatta, winning ⊲ Wrapping up the fall season, Temple medaled three times at the four medals across fi ve events. Head of the Schuylkill, with a host of top-10 performances. ⊲ In pairs racing, Temple swept the podium with Elaine Tierney and ⊲ On the podium, the novice eight boat came away with a gold med- Nadia Bangura winning the event. Gabby DiMarco and Christina al, while Temple’s club championship eight, and the pair of Bangura Hostetter won silver, followed by Kerianne McGee and Claire Savage and Tierney each won silver medals. taking bronze. No Team Results No Team Shortened Spring Season due to COVID-19 WOMEN’S ROWING

16 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple opened the season 0-3 and was outscored 5-0 in its fi rst three the time, the Cardinals were ranked 13th in RPI, making it the second nonconference match-ups. After dropping a tightly contested 1-0 battle top-25 RPI road win for the Owls in a 10-day span. to Rutgers on a penalty kick in their season opener, the Owls hit the road ⊲ Having never beaten UConn before, Temple then made history with a to take on No. 13 Georgetown where they ultimately fell, 3-0 (to the 2019 critical 2-1 win over the Huskies that clinched the Owls a spot in the AAC National Champions). Later Villanova 1-0 on the road in a game they pos- championship fi eld. Wrapping up game action for the month, Temple sessed, the Owls went back to the drawing board in an attempt to put went 5-1-1 in October and outscored its opponents 11-6 in its most recent the pieces together o” ensively. seven games. The squad then earned its highest regular season RPI ⊲ A 3-0 shutout win over Lafayette lit the spark for the Temple o” ense ranking in program history, coming in at No. 34. mid-September with a brace by senior captain Lukas Fernandes and ⊲ The Owls then returned home to face one of their toughest opponents a fi rst career goal by wingback sophomore Mickael Borger. Freshmen of the season, No. 11 SMU, for a Senior Night regular season fi nale. The Amir Cohen and Sean Karani each dished out their fi rst assists in Cherry squad battled one of the nation’s top o” enses relentlessly, but the AAC and White and the backline of junior captain Pierre Cayet, sophomore leading scorer found the back of the net with four minutes remaining in

Esteban Suarez, redshirt junior Brandon Johnson and Borger combined double overtime to hand the Owls their fi rst loss in almost a month. They Overall Record: 8-8-2 | AAC Record: 3-2-2

with senior goalkeeper Simon Lefebvre displayed their stability in their fi nished the regular season ranked fi fth and headed to Memphis to face MEN’S SOCCER fi rst shutout of the season. the Tigers in the fi rst round of the AAC tournament. ⊲ Working tirelessly to keep this o” ensive spark, the squad broke ⊲ In the postseason, history was made for the Cherry and White when through when senior Leandros Lillis notched a 90th-minute game winner they persevered through a 1-0 defi cit to stun Memphis in double over- to propel the team to a 1-0 win over ODU. This lit the fi re for the Cher- time and advance to the AAC semifi nals for the fi rst time in program ry and White, a group that went on to score 11 goals in the next seven history. After the Tigers struck fi rst in the 24th minute, the Owls were 5th in The American games. resilient to fi nd an equalizer and keep their season alive. Suarez was the ⊲ With newfound confi dence and consistency, Temple hit a turning point hero when he buried his second goal of the season in the 89th minute to in its season with a 2-1 double overtime road win over conference-foe send the teams into overtime. After a scoreless 10 minutes, sophomore Memphis. The Owls snapped a six-game win streak held by the Tigers Jalen Campbell found the back of the net to rewrite history for the Cher- when Karani equalized and sophomore Elias Hellgren Villegas buried a ry and White in a 2-1 victory. golden goal in the 106th minute to hand the squad their fi rst AAC win of ⊲ The team advanced to the semifi nals where they faced a fi fth-ranked the season. Memphis was receiving votes in the national polls and sat UCF team that had not lost since its season-opener against No. 4 Wake 23rd in RPI at the time. Forest back in August. The 2019 AAC regular season champions pre- ⊲ The Owls carried this vailed and Temple’s historic season came to an end. The squad ended momentum into a pow- with a record of 8-8-2 and fi nished the season ranked No. 39, the high- erful 3-1 win over USF, est fi nal RPI ranking in program history. Three Owls earned All-Confer- backed by a brace by ence recognition in Fernandes, Cayet and Lefebvre, and Karani earned a Karani and Suarez’s fi rst spot on the All-Rookie squad. career goal from his left ⊲ Lefebvre went on to become Temple’s highest-ever pick in the 2020 back position. Finding MLS SuperDraft when he was selected 21st overall by D.C. United. Fer- its niche on o” ense, nades also took his talent to the next level, signing his fi rst professional Temple’s defensive unit contract with Pittsburgh Riverhounds F.C. was continuing to shine as one of the best in the HEAD COACH conference, allowing Brian Rowland just 12 goals in as many games at the time. ASSISTANT COACHES GRADUATE MANAGER ⊲ It was evident that Armante’ Marshall Kevin McMullen what the Owls were Alex Shinsky doing was special. The squad hit the road for its fi nal nonconference test of the season, where they defeated ACC-foe Louisville to pick up their third-straight victory. At 17 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple ended its 2019 campaign in a three-way tie for seventh place in the American, holding a 5-9-5 overall record and going 2-5-1 in confer- HEAD COACH ence play. Seamus O’Connor ⊲ The Owls had their highest o” ensive output of the season against Del- aware State on Senior Day. The squad netted four goals in its 4-0 rout of ASSISTANT COACHES the Hornets. Paula Jurewicz ⊲ Three members of the Cherry and White earned weekly honor roll David Hodgson recognition from the American Athletic Conference for their outstand- ing performances. Senior goalkeeper Morgan Basileo and sophomore midfi elder Hailey Gutowski earned the honor twice and senior forward VOLUNTEER COACH Morgan Morocco was selected once. Jim Harner ⊲ Gutowski and fellow sophomore Gabriela Johnson led the Cherry and White on the attacking end of the fi eld. Gutowski paced the Temple o” ense, racking up 16 points (7g, 2a) on the season. She was an explo- sive scoring presence for the Owls, as she notched two braces this year (10/13 vs. Houston, 10/27 vs. Delaware State). Johnson was also a scor- ing and facilitating threat, as she tallied 10 points (3g, 4a). She tallied two game-winning goals, including the overtime golden goal that propelled Temple to the 1-0 victory over ECU. ⊲ Basileo was a force between the posts for the Owls, as she started and played the entirety of all but one match in goal this season. The senior tallied 124 saves through 1735 minutes of play. The Philadelphia native earned a 0.838 save percentage and a 1.25 goals against average. She came up huge multiple times for the Cherry and White, notching dou- ble-digit saves in three contests (8/22 at No. 23 Wake Forest, 9/12 at Maryland, 10/17 at No. 21 UCF). ⊲ Basileo, along with the Temple backline and central midfi elders, earned four shutouts this season. Notably, one of these shutouts came in a 0-0 double-overtime draw at No. 21 UCF.

T7th in The American ⊲ Basileo made her mark on the Temple women’s soccer season and career records list with her standout performance in goal as an Owl. For season statistics, she is fi fth in saves (124) and save percentage (0.838) and sixth in GAA (1.25). All-time, Basileo ranks fi rst in save percentage (0.817), third in GAA (1.31) and fourth in saves (291).

Overall Record: 5-9-5 | AAC Record: 2-5-1 Record: 5-9-5 | AAC Overall Record: ⊲ O’Connor resigned following the season with Nick Bochette, who led

WOMEN’S SOCCER Albany to an America East regular season and tournament champion- ship in his three seasons as head coach, taking over the program in January 2020.

18 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS

HEAD COACH Men’s Overall Record: 5-5 | AAC Record: 1-1 | Women’s Overall Record: 6-5 | AAC Record: 1-0 Steve Mauro MEN’S TENNIS / WOMEN’S TENNIS

ASSISTANT COACH Frederika Girsang MEN’S HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple ended the 2019-20 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic with an overall record of 5-5. The Owls posted a 1-1 mark against confer- ence opponents. ⊲ The team opened its spring season at the ITA Kickoff Weekend in Gainesville, Florida against #2 Florida. The ITA Kickoff Weekend is one Shortened Season due to COVID-19 of the most prestigious tournaments of the year and only the top 60 teams in the nation garner invites. ⊲ Freshman Marin Delmas had an impressive fi rst year in the Cherry and White as he led the Owls in both singles (15-3) and doubles (10-5). ⊲ Louis Gorregues fi nished second for the Owls in singles play with a record of 12-8.

HEAD COACH Steve Mauro

ASSISTANT COACH Frederika Girsang

VOLUNTEER COACH Ksenia Berestetska

WOMEN’S HIGHLIGHTS

⊲ Temple ended the 2019-20 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic with an overall mark of 6-5. The Owls posted a 1-0 mark against confer- ence opponents. ⊲ The doubles pairing of Stefaniya Surikova and Oleksandra Doroshenko led the Owls with their record of 12-8. ⊲ Yining Tian led the Cherry and White in singles action with her mark of 11-6.

19 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 INDOOR HIGHLIGHTS HEAD COACH Elvis Forde ⊲ The Owls opened their 2019-20 indoor campaign in stellar fashion at the Fasttrack Season Opener. Marissa White, Aisha Brown, Candus ASSISTANT COACH (CROSS COUNTRY/DISTANCE) Burks and the 4x400m relay each earned gold medals to open the sea- James Snyder son and Temple secured 19 top-10 fi nishes. ⊲ Continuing action after the holiday break, they kicked o” the 2020 portion of the season at the Penn 8-Team Select. Howard fi nished fi rst in ASSISTANT COACH (JUMPS) the mile (4:51.01) and Lally won the 800m (2:13.91) to highlight the day. Tramaine Ellison ⊲ The squad was phenomenal at Boston’s David Hemery Valentine Invi- tational to wrap up the regular season. Lally ran the fastest 800m time DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS in Temple history, clocking in at 2:06.35 to reset a 10-year-old program Tyler Deck Shipley record. Howard had the best performance in the mile of her career, running the fastest time in program and conference history at 4:36.37 to reset a four year old Temple record. To conclude the day, Michelle Joyce dropped 26 seconds to reset the 5000m program record to 16:49. ⊲ After a solid regular season, the Cherry and White traveled to Birming- ham, Ala. to compete in the 2020 AAC Indoor Track and Field Champi- onships. Grace Moore raced the 5K on day one and was nothing short of spectacular, shattering the program record by over 10 seconds with a time of 16:38.15 for a fourth place fi nish. To wrap up day one, the dis- tance medley relay squad of White, Lally, Howard and Gottlieb reset the conference record to 11:36.89 and earned the team’s fi rst gold medal of the weekend. ⊲ Day two of the AAC Championships was outstanding as Temple secured its best team fi nish in program history. Brown was relentless to take home her fi rst gold medal in the high jump after clearing 1.79m. Howard battled her way through the mile and got on the podium for the second time, earning silver with a time of 4:51.85. White blazed through the 400m in 54.47, clocking her fastest-ever time in Cherry and White to earn fourth overall. The Owls swept the podium in the 800m for the fi rst time in program history, with Lally fi ning fi rst (2:08.80), Gottlieb second (2:09.49) and Howard third (2:10.36). Finally, Moore earned sixth in the

INDOOR: 3rd in The American 3000m with a time of 9:37.61 to earn three points for the Owls. ⊲ History was made on day two of the conference championship meet.

No Outdoor Season due to COVID-19 The squad scored a program-record 71 points and earned their high- est-ever fi nish of third to cap o” an outstanding weekend of competition. The Owls put six on the podium and earned three titles on the way to their best conference team performance since joining the American in 2013. ⊲ After a phenomenal regular season and a dominant performance at the conference meet, Howard punched her fi rst-ever ticket to the 2020 TRACK & FIELD TRACK WOMEN’S NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. She was the fi rst Owl to qualify for the indoor championship meet and was just the second in 33 years as her time of 4:36.37 from Boston earned her a bib as an 11-seed. ⊲ While the national championship meet was canceled as a result of COVID-19, Howard still made history as Temple’s second-ever Elite 90 Award recipient. She earned the prestigious Elite 90 award for the 2020 NCAA Division I Women’s Track and Field Championships after qualify- ing for the meet with a 3.98 GPA, the highest of any participant. 20 2019-20 SPORT RECAPS HEAD COACH Bakeer Ganesharatnam

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH/RECRUITING COORDINATOR Akiko Hatakeyama

ASSISTANT COACH Ren Cefra

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Keisuke Tsukada WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Sarah Linebaugh Overall Record: 12-15 | AAC Record: 3-13 5th in The American (East Division) HIGHLIGHTS ⊲ The Temple volleyball team fi nished the 2019 season with a 12-15 over- all record, including a 3-13 mark in conference play. ⊲ The Owls had their best start in program history before a midseason slump, but ended the year on a high note. ⊲ Temple rattled o” wins in the UMBC Invitational, the American Uni- versity Volleyball Classic, and its own Penn’s Landing Cherry & White Challenge to start with an unblemished 9-0 record. ⊲ At the Big 5 Challenge, Temple dropped a pair to regional powers Villanova and Princeton to wrap up con-conference play. ⊲ The Owls su” ered four losses to start conference play before a 3-1 win over East Carolina to get their fi rst American win of the season. ⊲ Struggling through injuries, the Owls slumped in the conference schedule, but got a big win over a talented Wichita State team in Octo- ber and then closed out the 2019 season with a thrilling 3-2 win over USF. ⊲ Sophomore Peyton Boyd earned All-Conference honors for the Owls to wrap up the 2019 highlights.

21 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ALANI MOORE II KRISTIAN JENSEN Philadelphia Big 5 Most Improved Player USTFCCCA All-Region

QUINTON ROSE KEVIN LAPSANSKY USTFCCCA All-Region NABC First Team All-District AAC All-Conference AAC Second Team AAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year First Team All-Big 5

HARRY POWELL USTFCCCA All-Region WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AAC All-Conference ASONAH ALEXANDER AAC All-Freshman Team ZACH SEIGER USTFCCCA All-Region AAC All-Conference MIA DAVIS USBWA All-America Honorable Mention Cheryl Miller Award Top-10 Finalist Big 5 Player of the Year First Team All-Big 5 American Athletic Conference First Team MARISSA MACKINS HONORS INDIVIDUAL Second Team All-Big 5

ASHLEY JONES AAC Newcomer of the Year AAC Second Team Second Team All-Big 5 22 INDIVIDUAL HONORS WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY MALIA HEE NCAA Qualifi er (Epee) MILLIE HOWARD USFCA All-America Second Team (Epee) USFCA All-Region First Team (Epee) USTFCCCA All-Region NIWFA First Team (Epee) Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team First Team Academic All-District AAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year (At-Large) NIWFA All-Academic Team Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team MICHELLE JOYCE KENNEDY LOVELACE

AAC All-Conference NIWFA First Team (Epee) INDIVIDUAL HONORS Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team

GRACE MOORE MARIELLE LUKE USTFCCCA All-Region USFCA All-Region Honorable Mention (Epee) AAC All-Conference

CASSIE NAVALTA FENCING NIWFA First Team (Foil) ARYANA ABTIN NCAA Qualifi er (Foil) USFCA All-America Second Team (Foil) USFCA All-Region Second Team (Foil) EMMA PINCUS NIWFA First Team (Sabre) MARGHERITA CALDERARO NCAA Qualifi er (Epee) USFCA All-America First Team (Epee) USFCA All-Region First Team (Epee) KERRY PLUNKETT NIWFA First Team (Epee) NCAA Qualifi er (Sabre) USFCA All-America Second Team (Sabre) USFCA All-Region Second Team (Sabre) QUINN DUWELIUS Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team USFCA All-Region Honorable Mention (Epee) Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team 23 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 MEGAN ROSS FOOTBALL USFCA All-Region Honorable Mention (Foil) NIWFA Second Team (Foil) DAN ARCHIBONG Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team NAOMI ROSS NCAA Qualifi er (Epee) USFCA All-America Second Team (Epee) JADAN BLUE USFCA All-Region Second Team (Epee) ECAC First Team AAC Second Team ZOE TURNER USFCA All-Region Honorable Mention (Sabre) NIWFA First Team (Sabre) SHAUN BRADLEY Brooks-Irvine FBS College Football Player of the Year AAC First Team

FIELD HOCKEY RE’MAHN DAVIS DANI BATZE ECAC O” ensive Rookie of the Year BIG EAST Second Team Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Scholar of Distinction

JOVAHN FAIR MEGAN PHILLIPS ECAC First Team AAC Second Team Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Scholar of Distinction HONORS INDIVIDUAL SAM FRANKLIN NATALIE BURNS AAC Second Team Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Scholar of Distinction

24 INDIVIDUAL HONORS MATT HENNESSY ARIANA CASTRENCE Associated Press Third Team All-America ECAC Athlete of the Year National Football Foundation Hampshire First Team All-ECAC (vault, bars, beam, fl oor, all-around) Honor Society ECAC All-Academic Team ECAC First Team AAC First Team Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team IFEANYI MAIJEH TORI EDWARDS ECAC Coaches Choice ECAC First Team Second Team All-ECAC (vault, bars, fl oor) AAC First Team

ECAC All-Academic Team INDIVIDUAL HONORS

ZACK MESDAY JAZMYN ESTRELLA First Team All-ECAC (bars) National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Second Team All-ECAC (vault) Society ECAC All-Academic Team

WILL MOBLEY JAYLENE EVERETT ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team First Team All-ECAC (vault) ECAC All-Academic Team Philadelphia Inquirer Academic At-Large Team

QUINCY ROCHE DELANEY GARIN First Team All-ECAC (beam) Sports Illustrated First Team All-America Second Team All-ECAC (bars) Sporting News Second Team All-America ECAC All-Academic Team ECAC Defensive Player of the Year AAC Defensive Player of the Year ECAC First Team AAC First Team FAITH LEARY ECAC All-Academic Team WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS MADISON BROOKS ECAC Co-Rookie of the Year ECAC Rookie of the Week First Team All-ECAC (vault) Second Team All-ECAC (bars, beam) 25 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 LORIANNA LEYNES DAISY TODD ECAC All-Academic Team ECAC All-Academic Team

TAYLOR NEWLAND JOSH NILSON ECAC All-Academic Team ECAC Coach of the Year

JORDYN OSTER ECAC Co-Specialist of the Year MEN’S SOCCER First Team All-ECAC (fl oor) Second Team All-ECAC (beam) ECAC All-Academic Team MICKAEL BORGER Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Rookie MONICA SERVIDIO ECAC All-Academic Team PIERRE CAYET All-Region AAC Second Team AAC All-Tournament NICHOLE SMITH Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Star ECAC All-Academic Team AMIR COHEN Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Rookie HONORS INDIVIDUAL JACKIE TERPAK ECAC All-Academic Team LUKAS FERNANDES AAC Second Team Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Star

26 INDIVIDUAL HONORS SEAN KARANI PAOLO CUCALON AAC All-Rookie AAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Rookie ITA Scholar-Athlete

SIMON LEFEBVRE MARIN DELMAS AAC Second Team ITA Scholar-Athlete

Philadelphia Soccer 6 All-Star INDIVIDUAL HONORS

LEANDROS LILLIS THIBAULT FRUMHOLZ Academic All-America Third Team ITA Scholar-Athlete Academic All-District Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team

MICHAEL HAELEN MEN’S TENNIS ITA Scholar-Athlete ERIC BISCOVEANU ITA Scholar-Athlete

WOMEN’S TENNIS FRANCISCO BOHORQUEZ CECILIA CASTELLI ITA Scholar-Athlete ITA Scholar-Athlete

ENZO BRIDA RUOYU CHEN ITA Scholar-Athlete ITA Scholar-Athlete

27 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 OLEKSANDRA DOROSHENKO MILLIE HOWARD ITA Scholar-Athlete Elite 90 Award Winner USTFCCCA All-Academic Indoor All-American (mile) Indoor All-AAC First Team (DMR) Indoor All-AAC Second Team (mile) Indoor All-AAC Third Team (800m) CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team STEFANIYA SURIKOVA CoSIDA Academic First-Team All-District AAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year ITA Scholar-Athlete Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team ALANNA LALLY USTFCCCA All-Academic Indoor All-AAC First Team (DMR) YINING TIAN Indoor All-AAC First Team (800m) ITA Scholar-Athlete

GRACE MOORE USTFCCCA All-Academic WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD AISHA BROWN USTFCCCA All-Academic MARISSA WHITE Indoor All-AAC First Team (high jump) USTFCCCA All-Academic Indoor All-AAC First Team (DMR)

HELENE GOTTLIEB USTFCCCA All-Academic Indoor All-AAC First Team (DMR) Indoor All-AAC Second Team (800m) WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL HONORS INDIVIDUAL PEYTON BOYD All-AAC Second Team

28 RESNICK ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Temple University set a new school record with 10 of its athletic teams receiving NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program (APP) Public Recognition. This recognition honors the Top 10 percent of Division I teams across the nation for their multi-year academic perfor- mance. The previous school mark was seven, established in 2017 and matched again in 2018 and 2019. This is the second straight year that Temple led the American Athletic Conference in APP Public Recognition. Men’s tennis is being recognized for a eighth year in a row, while men’s cross country and women’s tennis made the list for a sixth straight year. Men’s basketball, women’s cross country and women’s soccer were all honored by the NCAA for a fourth consecutive year. Women’s volleyball makes its second straight appearance on the list with women’s fencing, women’s gymnastics and women’s lacrosse rounding out the Owls’ 10 honored programs. ACADEMIC SUPPORT Temple is one of only eight Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools to have 10 or more of its programs publicly recognized. The other FBS schools with 10 or more programs recognized include: Stanford (16), Northwestern (14), Notre Dame (13), Arizona State (12), Navy (11), Cali- fornia (10) and Duke (10).

Temple Athletics has yet again raised the bar for academic success as the department recorded a single-year Academic Performance Rate (APR) that ranks third in NCAA Division I among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) institutions, and tied for sixth in multiyear APR.

The Owls’ average single-year APR for 2019-20 was 996, topped only by Stanford (997) and Minnesota (997). In addition, after most recently ranking eighth in multiyear APR among FBS institutions, Temple’s average multiyear APR of 993 is now tied for sixth behind Northwestern, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, and Navy. The multiyear rate includes data from 2015-16 through 2018-19. It is also noteworthy that Temple and Northwestern are the only two FBS schools with all teams above 980.

Temple’s multiyear APR of 992 for its American Ath- letic Conference sports is the highest among all full members of the conference. Ten teams ranked at the top in their respective sports and 13 ranked in the top three.

The Owls’ football program also continues to post outstanding numbers in the NCAA data, and is now the only FBS program with a multi-year APR that has never decreased. Temple football’s APR remains tied 14th among FBS institutions.

29 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 ACADEMIC HONORS Matthew Hennessy ...... Football Michelle Joyce ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field Adam Klein ...... Football Maya Kalach ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field TRUSTEE TEN Samuel Kramer ...... Football Grace Moore ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field The top-10 student-athletes, based on Micheal Mitchell ...... Football Emma Seifried ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field cumulative grade point average. William Mobley ...... Football Mikaela Vlasic ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field Isaac Moore ...... Football Eryn Beal ...... Women’s Lacrosse Student-Athlete ...... Sport Madison Brooks ...... Gymnastics Valerie Cradler ...... Women’s Lacrosse Megan Ross ...... Women’s Fencing Jaylene Everett ...... Gymnastics Elizabeth Frederick ...... Women’s Lacrosse Michelle Joyce ...... Women’s Cross Country / Erica Fuchs ...... Gymnastics Madeline Gebert ...... Women’s Lacrosse ...... Track & Field Delaney Garin ...... Gymnastics Lydia Hetznecker ...... Women’s Lacrosse Millie Howard...... Women’s Cross Country / Faith Leary ...... Gymnastics Kessina Heyn ...... Women’s Lacrosse ...... Track & Field Taylor Newland ...... Gymnastics Margot Hotham ...... Women’s Lacrosse Dani Batze ...... Field Hockey Jordyn Oster ...... Gymnastics Gabrielle Kirsch ...... Women’s Lacrosse Malia Hee ...... Women’s Fencing Monica Servidio ...... Gymnastics Maryn Lowell ...... Women’s Lacrosse Quinn Duwelius ...... Women’s Fencing Nichole Smith ...... Gymnastics Olivia Martin ...... Women’s Lacrosse Maryn Lowell ...... Women’s Lacrosse Daisy Todd ...... Gymnastics Jennifer Rodzewich ...... Women’s Lacrosse Max Cavallucci ...... Football De’Vondre Perry ...... Men’s Basketball Julia Ryan ...... Women’s Lacrosse Dana Westfi eld ...... Volleyball Tai Strickland ...... Men’s Basketball Courtney Taylor ...... Women’s Lacrosse Madison Lilliock ...... Field Hockey Timothy Waddington ...... Men’s Basketball Lauren Zinkl ...... Women’s Lacrosse Joseph Adams ...... Men’s Crew Meghan Arters ...... Women’s Rowing Stephen Ching...... Men’s Crew Laura Cameron ...... Women’s Rowing PRESIDENT’S HONOR ROLL Kristopher Fisher ...... Men’s Crew Megan Combs ...... Women’s Rowing Student-athletes with a 3.5 grade-point-aver- William Glennon ...... Men’s Crew Gabriella Di Marco ...... Women’s Rowing age or higher during the academic year. (no Michael Glynn ...... Men’s Crew Anna Goodwin ...... Women’s Rowing freshmen) Lasse Grimmer ...... Men’s Crew Rylie Hager ...... Women’s Rowing Riley Heise ...... Men’s Crew Chloe Hill ...... Women’s Rowing Student-Athlete ...... Sport Benjamin Holzwarth ...... Men’s Crew Madeline Hillis ...... Women’s Rowing Julian Brown ...... Cheerleading Cassidy Lorenz ...... Men’s Crew Alyssa Jamison ...... Women’s Rowing Ade Cornelius ...... Cheerleading Wendell Macneal ...... Men’s Crew Gloria Kammer...... Women’s Rowing Taylor Gravel ...... Cheerleading Dawson Malcolm ...... Men’s Crew Kathleen Kelly ...... Women’s Rowing Kelly Malone ...... Cheerleading Thomas O Shaughnessy ...... Men’s Crew Kathryn Lockwood ...... Women’s Rowing Lindsey Moppert ...... Cheerleading Julia Stoltzfus ...... Men’s Crew Kadeynn McInnis ...... Women’s Rowing Kayla Myers...... Cheerleading Sean Egan ...... Men’s Cross Country Abigail O’Neill ...... Women’s Rowing Alyssa Zajdel ...... Cheerleading Anton Harrsen ...... Men’s Cross Country Sydney Parsons...... Women’s Rowing Camryn Dodd ...... Diamond Gems Kristian Jensen ...... Men’s Cross Country Catherine Pazderski ...... Women’s Rowing Delainey Finger ...... Diamond Gems Ethan Koza ...... Men’s Cross Country Gabrielle Pearson ...... Women’s Rowing Erica Hall ...... Diamond Gems Kevin Lapsansky ...... Men’s Cross Country Kendyll Petronick ...... Women’s Rowing Alyssa Heron ...... Diamond Gems Donovan Mears ...... Men’s Cross Country Lauren Phongphachone ...... Women’s Rowing Claudia Murtha ...... Diamond Gems Mickael Borger ...... Men’s Soccer Aine Playdon ...... Women’s Rowing Destiny Nguyen ...... Diamond Gems Ezer Browne ...... Men’s Soccer Jenna Rosado ...... Women’s Rowing Fran Paladino...... Diamond Gems Brandon Johnson ...... Men’s Soccer Morgan Simpson ...... Women’s Rowing Margherita Calderaro ...... Fencing Simon Lefebvre ...... Men’s Soccer Elaine Tierney ...... Women’s Rowing Quinn Duwelius ...... Fencing Leandros Lillis ...... Men’s Soccer Elizabeth Wescott ...... Women’s Rowing Malia Hee ...... Fencing Daniel Nugent ...... Men’s Soccer Hannah Alexander ...... Women’s Soccer Marielle Luke ...... Fencing Nicholas Sarver ...... Men’s Soccer Julianne Blank ...... Women’s Soccer Cassandra Navalta ...... Fencing Esteban Suarez Gomez ...... Men’s Soccer Mary Byerley ...... Women’s Soccer

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Kerry Plunkett ...... Fencing Eric Biscoveanu ...... Men’s Tennis Erin Cutcli” ...... Women’s Soccer Megan Ross ...... Fencing Paolo Cucalon ...... Men’s Tennis Arryana Daniels ...... Women’s Soccer Zoe Turner ...... Fencing Thibault Frumholz ...... Men’s Tennis Frances Davis ...... Women’s Soccer Danielle Batze ...... Field Hockey Miray Bolukbasi ...... Volleyball Julia Dolan ...... Women’s Soccer Natalie Burns ...... Field Hockey Peyton Boyd ...... Volleyball Toni Feite ...... Women’s Soccer Michala Butler ...... Field Hockey Gem Grimshaw ...... Volleyball Hailey Gutowski ...... Women’s Soccer Kathryn Edgar ...... Field Hockey Tyler Lindgren ...... Volleyball Emily Keitel ...... Women’s Soccer Rebecca Gerhart ...... Field Hockey Selina Merfol ...... Volleyball Lacey Powell ...... Women’s Soccer Grace Gober ...... Field Hockey Xeryah Salanoa ...... Volleyball Cassandra Skelton...... Women’s Soccer Annie Judge ...... Field Hockey Averi Salvador ...... Volleyball Katherine Waghorne ...... Women’s Soccer Madison Lilliock ...... Field Hockey Dana Westfi eld ...... Volleyball Cecilia Castelli ...... Women’s Tennis Lucy Reed ...... Field Hockey Emani Mayo ...... Women’s Basketball Ruoyu Chen ...... Women’s Tennis Mia Sexton ...... Field Hockey Nicolette Mayo ...... Women’s Basketball Stefaniya Surikova ...... Women’s Tennis Daniel Archibong ...... Football Mckenzie Gelvin ....Women’s XC / Track & Field Yining Tian ...... Women’s Tennis Bruce Beatty ...... Football Helene Gottlieb .....Women’s XC / Track & Field Jamie Drayton ...... Women’s Track & Field 30 Max Cavallucci ...... Football Emily Howard ...... Women’s XC / Track & Field Brielle Lewis ...... Women’s Track & Field Marissa White ...... Women’s Track & Field Nienke Oerlemans ...... Field Hockey Mason Ellis ...... Men’s Crew Megan Phillips ...... Field Hockey Nicholas Glass ...... Men’s Crew DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLL Tali Popinko...... Field Hockey Cole Heilman ...... Men’s Crew Student-athletes with a 3.0-3.49 Grace Shanton ...... Field Hockey Alex Markowski ...... Men’s Crew grade-point-average during the academic year. Samantha Souder ...... Field Hockey Hunter Mnich ...... Men’s Crew Claire Thomas ...... Field Hockey Steven Mullane ...... Men’s Crew Adam Oliver ...... Men’s Crew Student-Athlete ...... Sport William Adam ...... Football Kayla Cartmell ...... Cheerleading Nicholas Bagashvilli ...... Football Logan Paulukow ...... Men’s Crew Morgan Cli” ord ...... Cheerleading Remy Bikowski ...... Football Kevin Ruehle ...... Men’s Crew Emilie Cochrane ...... Cheerleading Jadan Blue ...... Football Dylan Schaefer ...... Men’s Crew Julia Defonso ...... Cheerleading Kennique Bonner-Steward ...... Football Lucas Songy ...... Men’s Crew Ryleigh Dublinske ...... Cheerleading Evan Boozer ...... Football Trent Tighelaar ...... Men’s Crew Erin Dunphy ...... Cheerleading Todd Centeio ...... Football David Uhlig ...... Men’s Crew Marissa Fisher ...... Cheerleading Elijah Clark ...... Football John Vidingho” ...... Men’s Crew Mamud Dioubate ...... Football Joseph Warwick ...... Men’s Crew

Justin Lamanna ...... Cheerleading ACADEMIC SUPPORT Alyssa Lamberson ...... Cheerleading Arnold Ebiketie ...... Football Kale Wiley ...... Men’s Crew Peter Lee ...... Cheerleading Andrew Eisenson ...... Football Jack Wittenstein...... Men’s Crew Jordan Manson ...... Cheerleading Jovahn Fair ...... Football Luke Klingenberg ...... Men’s Cross Country Brianna McDevitt ...... Cheerleading Jonathan Forrest ...... Football Zachary Seiger ...... Men’s Cross Country Lola Miggins ...... Cheerleading Isaiah Graham-Mobley ...... Football Quinn Serfass ...... Men’s Cross Country Mary Mileo ...... Cheerleading Jake Horoshko ...... Football Dawson Anders ...... Men’s Golf Danielle Miller ...... Cheerleading Joshua Irvin ...... Football Elmer Hansen ...... Men’s Golf Callie Molloy ...... Cheerleading Aaron Jarman ...... Football Matthew Kristick ...... Men’s Golf Noel Murtha ...... Cheerleading William Kwenkeu ...... Football Conor McGrath ...... Men’s Golf Grace Peoples ...... Cheerleading Cole Lerch ...... Football Liam McGrath ...... Men’s Golf Jazmin Rose ...... Cheerleading Nickolos Madourie ...... Football Aaron Tobin ...... Men’s Golf Olivia Schroeder ...... Cheerleading Ifeanyi Maijeh ...... Football Pierre Cayet ...... Men’s Soccer Nia Smith ...... Cheerleading Thomas Mattioni ...... Football Andres Charles-Barrera ...... Men’s Soccer Angello Soriano ...... Cheerleading Zachary Mesday ...... Football Amir Cohen ...... Men’s Soccer Liz Weidner ...... Cheerleading Gage Panno ...... Football Christian Contreras ...... Men’s Soccer Ryan Zajdel ...... Cheerleading Nicholas Picozzi ...... Football Tyrese Edwards ...... Men’s Soccer Summer Zito ...... Cheerleading Leon Pinto ...... Football Lukas Fernandes ...... Men’s Soccer Sylvaneta Dent ...... Diamond Gems Boaz Pogue ...... Football Mathieu Gadet ...... Men’s Soccer Julianne Garback ...... Diamond Gems Jason Prince ...... Football Tyler Gainer ...... Men’s Soccer Erin Howley ...... Diamond Gems Kadas Reams ...... Football Eoin Gawronski ...... Men’s Soccer Taylen King ...... Diamond Gems George Reid ...... Football Justin Hahn ...... Men’s Soccer Stephanie Kravchak ...... Diamond Gems Ronald Ross ...... Football Elias Hellgren Villegas ...... Men’s Soccer Chelsea Mateo ...... Diamond Gems Edward Saydee ...... Football Santiago Majewski ...... Men’s Soccer Hannah Moore ...... Diamond Gems Gri¶ n Sestili ...... Football Lior Nesher ...... Men’s Soccer Emily Pannullo ...... Diamond Gems Victor Sto” el ...... Football Jacob Silverstein ...... Men’s Soccer Jordyn Rabinowitz ...... Diamond Gems Matthew Vitale ...... Football Matthew Trepanier ...... Men’s Soccer Mya Sims ...... Diamond Gems Daesean Winston ...... Football Juan Araoz ...... Men’s Tennis Anna Wardwell ...... Diamond Gems Nathaniel Wyatt ...... Football Francisco Bohorquez ...... Men’s Tennis Christina Zografakis ...... Diamond Gems Tyreke Young ...... Football Marin Delmas...... Men’s Tennis Aryana Abtin ...... Fencing Grace Busch ...... Gymnastics Enzo Brida ...... Men’s Tennis Yoohyun Park ...... Fencing Ariana Castrence ...... Gymnastics Michael Haelen ...... Men’s Tennis Emma Pincus ...... Fencing Jazmyn Estrella ...... Gymnastics Naomi Janetzke ...... Volleyball Naomi Ross ...... Fencing Lorianna Leynes ...... Gymnastics Baleigh Jean-Philippe ...... Volleyball Camille Simmons ...... Fencing Jacqueline Terpak ...... Gymnastics Aikaterini Papazoglou ...... Volleyball Taylor Alba ...... Field Hockey Heidi Vanderboom ...... Gymnastics Nikki Saito ...... Volleyball Madeline Arnold...... Field Hockey Jakob Forrester ...... Men’s Basketball Ciara Forde ...... Women’s Basketball Elaine Bachelder ...... Field Hockey Anto Keshgegian ...... Men’s Basketball Destiny Samuel ...... Women’s Basketball Cristen Barnett ...... Field Hockey Damion Moore ...... Men’s Basketball Shantay Taylor ...... Women’s Basketball Sydney Beck ...... Field Hockey Arashma Parks ...... Men’s Basketball Laura Nicholson ....Women’s XC / Track & Field Sydney Borneman ...... Field Hockey Nathaniel Pierre-Louis ...... Men’s Basketball Gabrielle Acker ...... Women’s Lacrosse Mckenna Burkhardt ...... Field Hockey James Scott ...... Men’s Basketball Wynston Archer ...... Women’s Lacrosse Cristina Carotenuto ...... Field Hockey Jasen West ...... Men’s Basketball Taylor Gooch ...... Women’s Lacrosse Molly Frey ...... Field Hockey Jacob Bucko ...... Men’s Crew Meghan Ho” man ...... Women’s Lacrosse Kerrie Lorenz ...... Field Hockey Nicholas Carbonaro ...... Men’s Crew Michelle Koscinski ...... Women’s Lacrosse Francesca Lucchesi ...... Field Hockey Austin Cooper ...... Men’s Crew Isabelle Mastropietro ...... Women’s Lacrosse Mackenzie Masyada ...... Field Hockey Jacob Cox ...... Men’s Crew Riley McGowan ...... Women’s Lacrosse Emma Nesbitt ...... Field Hockey Samuel Digiacomo ...... Men’s Crew Kara Nakrasius ...... Women’s Lacrosse 31 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Abigail Overman ...... Women’s Lacrosse AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Kevin Robertson ...... Football Mackenzie Roth ...... Women’s Lacrosse Khristopher Banks ...... Football Abaigeal Ryan ...... Women’s Lacrosse SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Layton Jordan ...... Football Olivia Thompson ...... Women’s Lacrosse Given to a student-athlete in each American Leon Pinto ...... Football Maeve Tobin ...... Women’s Lacrosse Athletic Conference-sponsored sport based on Linwood Crump ...... Football Bridget Whitaker ...... Women’s Lacrosse academic credentials and athletic accolades Mamud Dioubate ...... Football Nadia Bangura ...... Women’s Rowing and performances. Matthew Hennessy ...... Football Chloe Borgesi ...... Women’s Rowing Matthew Vitale ...... Football Carly Campion ...... Women’s Rowing Student-Athlete ...... Sport Max Cavallucci ...... Football Daeaijah Covert ...... Women’s Rowing Malia Hee ...... At-Large Micheal Mitchell ...... Football Alexandra Defuso ...... Women’s Rowing Millie Howard...... Women’s Track & Field Nathaniel Wyatt ...... Football Riley Gorman ...... Women’s Rowing Paolo Cucalon ...... Men’s Tennis Nickolos Madourie ...... Football Riley Hackett ...... Women’s Rowing Kevin Lapsansky ...... Men’s Cross Country Randle Jones ...... Football Stephanie Hartman ...... Women’s Rowing Matt Hennessy ...... Football Remy Bikowski ...... Football Giana Johnson ...... Women’s Rowing Ronald Gaines Iii ...... Football Lucy Keslar ...... Women’s Rowing AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Ronald Ross ...... Football Emily Kiehn ...... Women’s Rowing Samuel Kramer ...... Football Jennifer Levito ...... Women’s Rowing ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Shane Hogarth ...... Football Kate McCulloch ...... Women’s Rowing To be eligible for the honor, a nominee must Simon Abedimungu ...... Football Kerianne McGee ...... Women’s Rowing have competed in an American Athletic Con- Tayvon Ruley ...... Football Rachel Newcomer ...... Women’s Rowing ference-sponsored sport, attained a minimum Thomas Mattioni ...... Football Aarohi Patel ...... Women’s Rowing grade-point-average of 3.00 for the preceding Todd Centeio ...... Football Emma Powell ...... Women’s Rowing academic year, and completed a minimum of Travis Malinowski...... Football Claire Savage ...... Women’s Rowing two consecutive semesters or three consecu- Tyreke Young ...... Football Julianna Sims...... Women’s Rowing tive quarters of academic work, with a total of William Adam ...... Football Meghan Smith ...... Women’s Rowing 18 semester or 27 quarter credits, not including William Mobley ...... Football Anna Traina ...... Women’s Rowing remedial courses. Zachary Mesday ...... Football Victoria Traina ...... Women’s Rowing Alani Moore ...... Men’s Basketball Bridget Wheeler ...... Women’s Rowing Student-Athlete ...... Sport Antranig Anto Keshgegian .....Men’s Basketball Morgan Basileo ...... Women’s Soccer Aaron Adu ...... Football Arashma Parks ...... Men’s Basketball Milana D’Ambra ...... Women’s Soccer Aaron Jarman ...... Football Damion Moore ...... Men’s Basketball Marissa Digenova ...... Women’s Soccer Adam Klein ...... Football De’Vondre Perry ...... Men’s Basketball Natalie Druehl ...... Women’s Soccer Amir Tyler ...... Football Jakob Forrester ...... Men’s Basketball Djavon Dupree ...... Women’s Soccer Andrew Eisenson ...... Football James Scott ...... Men’s Basketball Mikaela Maughn ...... Women’s Soccer Arnold Ebiketie ...... Football Jasen West ...... Men’s Basketball Samantha Munyon ...... Women’s Soccer Boaz Pogue ...... Football Nathaniel Pierre-Louis ...... Men’s Basketball Niara Sapp ...... Women’s Soccer Bruce Beatty ...... Football Quentin Jackson ...... Men’s Basketball Taylor Teal ...... Women’s Soccer Christian Braswell ...... Football Tai Strickland ...... Men’s Basketball Molly Tobin ...... Women’s Soccer Cole Lerch ...... Football Timothy Waddington ...... Men’s Basketball Emma Wilkins ...... Women’s Soccer Daesean Winston ...... Football Trey Lowe ...... Men’s Basketball Oleksandra Doroshenko ...... Women’s Tennis Daniel Archibong ...... Football Anton Harrsen ...... Men’s Cross Country Madison Beecher ...... Women’s Track & Field David Nwaogwugwu ...... Football David Westcott ...... Men’s Cross Country Aisha Brown...... Women’s Track & Field Edward Saydee ...... Football Donovan Mears ...... Men’s Cross Country Candus Burks ...... Women’s Track & Field Evan Boozer ...... Football Ethan Koza ...... Men’s Cross Country Zowie Dahn ...... Women’s Track & Field Gage Panno ...... Football Harry Powell ...... Men’s Cross Country Julianne Foering ...... Women’s Track & Field George Reid ...... Football Kevin Lapsansky ...... Men’s Cross Country

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Keion Greenhow ...... Women’s Track & Field Gri¶ n Sestili ...... Football Kristian Jensen ...... Men’s Cross Country Sophia Gulotti ...... Women’s Track & Field Isaac Moore ...... Football Luke Klingenberg ...... Men’s Cross Country Blair Knuckle ...... Women’s Track & Field Isaiah Graham-Mobley ...... Football Sean Egan ...... Men’s Cross Country Mallorie Smith ...... Women’s Track & Field Jacob Lafree ...... Football Thomas O’Kee” e ...... Men’s Cross Country Tannekee Strachan ...... Women’s Track & Field Jadan Blue ...... Football Zachary Seiger ...... Men’s Cross Country Jake Horoshko ...... Football Aaron Tobin ...... Men’s Golf Jason Prince ...... Football Anthony Barr ...... Men’s Golf Jobdariel Gomez ...... Football Conor McGrath ...... Men’s Golf Jonathan Forrest ...... Football DaWomen’s Soccern Anders ...... Men’s Golf Jonathen Sear ...... Football Elmer Hansen ...... Men’s Golf Jordan Magee ...... Football Graham Chase ...... Men’s Golf Joshua Irvin ...... Football Liam McGrath ...... Men’s Golf Jovahn Fair ...... Football Matthew Kristick ...... Men’s Golf Kadas Reams ...... Football Aly Camara ...... Men’s Soccer Kenneth Anyaehie ...... Football Amir Cohen ...... Men’s Soccer 32 Kennique Bonner-Steward ...... Football Andres Charles-Barrera ...... Men’s Soccer Andrew Burkhardt ...... Men’s Soccer Abaigeal Ryan ...... Women’s Lacrosse Lauren Phongphachone ...... Women’s Rowing Brandon Johnson ...... Men’s Soccer Abigail Overman ...... Women’s Lacrosse Lucy Keslar ...... Women’s Rowing Christian Contreras ...... Men’s Soccer Bridget Whitaker ...... Women’s Lacrosse Madeline Hillis ...... Women’s Rowing Corey Burkhardt...... Men’s Soccer Charessa Crosse ...... Women’s Lacrosse Megan Combs ...... Women’s Rowing Daniel Nugent ...... Men’s Soccer Courtney Taylor ...... Women’s Lacrosse Meghan Arters ...... Women’s Rowing Elias Hellgren Villegas ...... Men’s Soccer Elizabeth Frederick ...... Women’s Lacrosse Morgan Simpson ...... Women’s Rowing Emmanuel Ikeocha ...... Men’s Soccer Eryn Beal ...... Women’s Lacrosse Nadia Bangura ...... Women’s Rowing Eoin Gawronski ...... Men’s Soccer Gabrielle Kirsch ...... Women’s Lacrosse Olga Kolodziejska ...... Women’s Rowing Esteban Suarez Gomez ...... Men’s Soccer Isabelle Mastropietro ...... Women’s Lacrosse Olivia Lare ...... Women’s Rowing Ezer Browne ...... Men’s Soccer Jacqueline Cerchio ...... Women’s Lacrosse Rachel Newcomer ...... Women’s Rowing Jacob Silverstein ...... Men’s Soccer Jennifer Rodzewich ...... Women’s Lacrosse Reilly Bonner ...... Women’s Rowing Leandros Lillis ...... Men’s Soccer Julia Ryan ...... Women’s Lacrosse Riley Gorman ...... Women’s Rowing Lior Nesher ...... Men’s Soccer Julie Schickling ...... Women’s Lacrosse Riley Hackett ...... Women’s Rowing Lukas Fernandes ...... Men’s Soccer Kara Nakrasius ...... Women’s Lacrosse Rylie Hager ...... Women’s Rowing Matthew Trepanier ...... Men’s Soccer Kessina Heyn ...... Women’s Lacrosse Stefanie Schwab ...... Women’s Rowing Mickael Borger ...... Men’s Soccer Kimberly Weinstock ...... Women’s Lacrosse Stephanie Hartman ...... Women’s Rowing ACADEMIC SUPPORT Nicholas Sarver ...... Men’s Soccer Lauren Zinkl ...... Women’s Lacrosse Sydney Parsons...... Women’s Rowing Pierre Cayet ...... Men’s Soccer Lydia Hetznecker ...... Women’s Lacrosse Arryana Daniels ...... Women’s Soccer Santiago Majewski ...... Men’s Soccer Mackenzie Roth ...... Women’s Lacrosse Cassandra Skelton...... Women’s Soccer Simon Lefebvre ...... Men’s Soccer Madeline Gebert ...... Women’s Lacrosse Djavon Dupree ...... Women’s Soccer Tyler Gainer ...... Men’s Soccer Maeve Tobin ...... Women’s Lacrosse Emily Keitel ...... Women’s Soccer Enzo Giusfredi De Brida ...... Men’s Tennis Margot Hotham ...... Women’s Lacrosse Emma Wilkins ...... Women’s Soccer Eric Biscoveanu ...... Men’s Tennis Maryn Lowell ...... Women’s Lacrosse Erin Cutcli” ...... Women’s Soccer Francisco Bohorquez ...... Men’s Tennis Meghan Ho” man ...... Women’s Lacrosse Frances Davis ...... Women’s Soccer Juan Araoz ...... Men’s Tennis Michelle Koscinski ...... Women’s Lacrosse Gianna Dragoni ...... Women’s Soccer Marin Jerome Delmas ...... Men’s Tennis Olivia Martin ...... Women’s Lacrosse Hailey Gutowski ...... Women’s Soccer Michael Haelen ...... Men’s Tennis Olivia Thompson ...... Women’s Lacrosse Hannah Alexander ...... Women’s Soccer Paolo Cucalon ...... Men’s Tennis Riley McGowan ...... Women’s Lacrosse Julia Dolan ...... Women’s Soccer Thibault Frumholz ...... Men’s Tennis Valerie Cradler ...... Women’s Lacrosse Julianne Blank ...... Women’s Soccer Aikaterini Papazoglou ...... Volleyball Wynston Archer ...... Women’s Lacrosse Juliet Esposito ...... Women’s Soccer Averi Salvador ...... Volleyball Aarohi Patel ...... Women’s Rowing Katherine Waghorne ...... Women’s Soccer Baleigh Jean-Philippe ...... Volleyball Abigail O’Neill ...... Women’s Rowing Lacey Powell ...... Women’s Soccer Dana Westfi eld ...... Volleyball Aine Playdon ...... Women’s Rowing Madison Bee ...... Women’s Soccer Gem Grimshaw ...... Volleyball Alexandra Defuso ...... Women’s Rowing Marissa Digenova ...... Women’s Soccer Miray Bolukbasi ...... Volleyball Alyssa Jamison ...... Women’s Rowing Mary Byerley ...... Women’s Soccer Nikki Saito ...... Volleyball Amanda Hullihen ...... Women’s Rowing Mikaela Maughn ...... Women’s Soccer Peyton Boyd ...... Volleyball Anna Goodwin ...... Women’s Rowing Milana D’Ambra ...... Women’s Soccer Selina Merfol ...... Volleyball Ava Lugo ...... Women’s Rowing Molly Tobin ...... Women’s Soccer Tyler Lindgren ...... Volleyball Carly Campion ...... Women’s Rowing Morgan Basileo ...... Women’s Soccer Xeryah Salanoa ...... Volleyball Catherine Pazderski ...... Women’s Rowing Natalie Druehl ...... Women’s Soccer Asonah Alexander ...... Women’s Basketball Chloe Borgesi ...... Women’s Rowing Niara Sapp ...... Women’s Soccer Ciara Forde ...... Women’s Basketball Chloe Hill ...... Women’s Rowing Samantha Munyon ...... Women’s Soccer Destiny Samuel ...... Women’s Basketball Claire Savage ...... Women’s Rowing Taylor Teal ...... Women’s Soccer Emani Mayo ...... Women’s Basketball Elaine Tierney ...... Women’s Rowing Toni Feite ...... Women’s Soccer Mia Davis ...... Women’s Basketball Elizabeth Wescott ...... Women’s Rowing Cecilia Castelli ...... Women’s Tennis Nicolette Mayo ...... Women’s Basketball Emily Kiehn ...... Women’s Rowing Kristina Titova ...... Women’s Tennis Rayniah Walker...... Women’s Basketball Emma Berry ...... Women’s Rowing Oleksandra Doroshenko ...... Women’s Tennis Shannen Atkinson ...... Women’s Basketball Emma Powell ...... Women’s Rowing Oyku Boz ...... Women’s Tennis Shantay Taylor ...... Women’s Basketball Emma Spaeth ...... Women’s Rowing Ruoyu Chen ...... Women’s Tennis Alanna Lally ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Gabriella Di Marco ...... Women’s Rowing Stefaniya Surikova ...... Women’s Tennis Catherine Shontz ....Women’s XC/Track & Field Gabrielle Pearson ...... Women’s Rowing Yining Tian ...... Women’s Tennis Emily Howard ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Giana Johnson ...... Women’s Rowing Aisha Brown...... Women’s Track & Field Emma Seifried ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Gloria Kammer...... Women’s Rowing Blair Knuckle ...... Women’s Track & Field Erinn Stenman-Fahey ...... Women’s XC/ Jenna Rosado ...... Women’s Rowing Brielle Lewis ...... Women’s Track & Field ...... Track & Field Jennifer Levito ...... Women’s Rowing Chelby Elam ...... Women’s Track & Field Grace Moore ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Julianna Sims...... Women’s Rowing Ebonee Jackson ...... Women’s Track & Field Helene Gottlieb ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Kadeynn McInnis ...... Women’s Rowing Jamie Drayton ...... Women’s Track & Field Katelynn Leisher ..... Women’s XC/Track & Field Kathleen Kelly ...... Women’s Rowing Keion Greenhow ...... Women’s Track & Field Laura Nicholson ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Kathryn Lockwood ...... Women’s Rowing Madison Beecher ...... Women’s Track & Field Maya Kalach ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Kendyll Petronick ...... Women’s Rowing Mallorie Smith ...... Women’s Track & Field Michelle Joyce ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Kerianne McGee ...... Women’s Rowing Marissa White ...... Women’s Track & Field Mikaela Vlasic ...... Women’s XC/Track & Field Laura Cameron ...... Women’s Rowing Ragan-Lei Phillips ...... Women’s Track & Field 33 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Sophia Gulotti ...... Women’s Track & Field Temple, and advice for underclassmen. With Tannekee Strachan ...... Women’s Track & Field STUDENT-ATHLETE CAREER SERVICES diversity in sport representation and career in- Zowie Dahn ...... Women’s Track & Field In 2018-19, sta” in the Resnick Aca- dustries, the panel exposed various paths and demic Support Center for Student-Ath- experiences across the board. BIG EAST CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM letes worked to establish and innovate Shaniece Stonewall, Ti” any Connatser, Bran- To be eligible for the honor, a nominee must career services, engaging our stu- don Chudno” , Sema’j Reed, Sahara Gipson, have competed in an BIG EAST Confer- Maris Stern, Shadaya Bennett. ence-sponsored sport, attained a minimum dent-athlete population with on-cam- grade-point-average of 3.00 for the preceding pus resources, career development 4. INFO SESSION - NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL INTEL- academic year, and completed a minimum of o” -campus excursions, open houses, LIGENCE AGENCY two consecutive semesters or three consecu- and workshops. The Resnick Center NGA Info Session covered basic information tive quarters of academic work, with a total of about the National Geospatial Agency includ- 18 semester or 27 quarter credits, not including services continued to evolved under ing the mission of NGA, a¶ liated agencies, remedial courses. the leadership of in-house specialist, and responsibilities of agents. The representa- Coordinator for Leadership and Profes- tive also reviewed various student programs, Student-Athlete ...... Sport how to get involved and submit a competitive Caitlyn Amsden ...... Field Hockey sional Development, Alyssa Drachslin. application. Madeline Arnold...... Field Hockey 5. WORKSHOP - REAL ESTATE INFORMATION Elaine Bachelder ...... Field Hockey 1. OPEN HOUSE - SAXBYS SESSION Cristen Barnett ...... Field Hockey After co” ees and teas were o” ered, students Professor David Wilk ran an information ses- Danielle Batze ...... Field Hockey sat with Grace Manning in the company con- sion for 50-60 minutes introducing the di” er- Sydney Beck ...... Field Hockey ference room. Students learned about Saxbys ent fi elds of real estate, breaking down the day Sydney Borneman ...... Field Hockey as an organization -- including the company’s to day, career growth, and qualifi cations for Mckenna Burkhardt ...... Field Hockey intentional social outreach programs and each sector. Students were actively engaged, Natalie Burns ...... Field Hockey meaningful partnerships. Grace spoke about asking questions and giving overwhelming Michala Butler ...... Field Hockey her own path to Saxbys and did a great job positive feedback. Cristina Carotenuto ...... Field Hockey summarizing how the organization has grown 6. OPEN HOUSE - INDEPENDENCE BLUE CROSS Kathryn Edgar ...... Field Hockey and developed while maintaining their vision Molly Frey ...... Field Hockey Student-athletes joined on a tour of IBX head- and core values. Students were well engaged quarters in Center City. IBX organized a panel Rebecca Gerhart ...... Field Hockey and asked many questions ranging from work- Grace Gober ...... Field Hockey of former student-athletes who are current em- place style and logo inquiries to next business ployees to share their experience on the transi- Annie Judge ...... Field Hockey steps and internship opportunities. Madison Lilliock ...... Field Hockey 2. NETWORKING EVENT - MONDAY MINGLE tion from collegiate athletics to IBX. Following Francesca Lucchesi ...... Field Hockey the panel was a presentation conducted by an Mackenzie Masyada ...... Field Hockey Juniors and Seniors participated in a network- HR representative reviewing di” erent aspects Emma Nesbitt ...... Field Hockey ing event with 22 companies across various of IBX as an organization - divisions, opportuni- Nienke Oerlemans ...... Field Hockey industries. The students were divided into ties, benefi ts, etc. Following the presentation, Megan Phillips ...... Field Hockey 3 di” erent locations (Resnick Center, Stu- there was a question and answer session. Tali Popinko...... Field Hockey dent-Athlete Lounge, and the weightroom). The students were then split into two groups Lucy Reed ...... Field Hockey Every 30 minutes the employers rotated - switching between touring the building and Mia Sexton ...... Field Hockey groups - giving them access to smaller groups networking with employees. Grace Shanton ...... Field Hockey of students for a more intimate experience. 7. OPEN HOUSE - 20NINE Samantha Souder ...... Field Hockey Employers informed students of their company A small group of student-athletes visited Claire Thomas ...... Field Hockey missions, day to day life, open positions, etc. 20nine’s headquarters in Conshohocken. Thirteen of the representatives were Temple 20nine had an engaging brand challenge for Alumni, creating opportunities for students to the students. They broke up into fi ve groups ACADEMIC SUPPORT INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR connect with alumni on multiple levels. (including 20nine sta” ) to come up with a Selected by the sta” of the Nancy & Donald creative solution to launch a product/service Resnick Academic Support Center for Stu- Companies: Arcadis, Reinvestment Fund, SEI, for a celebrity with a prominent personal dent-Athletes. PNC, Freedom Mortgage, Comcast, Digitas brand (Will Smith). They were responsible for Health, Blackstone LaunchPad, Public Health coming up with the business idea, design, and Student-Athlete ...... Sport Management Corporation, Urban Outfi tters, marketing - then presented their ideas. An Millie Howard...... Women’s Cross Country / Vanguard, Weichert Realtors, CVS, Educa- open networking session occurred after the ...... Track & Field tionWorks, Brookesource, Delaware County exercise, allowing students to engage in casual Phil MacNeal ...... Men’s Crew Intermediate Unit, Brousseau & Associates, conversation with the employees. The exercise Glenmede Trust, Stuzo. gave the students hands-on experience with OWL TROPHY 3. ALUMNI PANEL many aspects of 20Nine’s business model and Given to the team with the top team GPA 7 former Temple student-athletes participated employee roles/responsibilities. on a panel for our freshmen and sophomore Women’s Cross Country student athletes. After introductions, panelists took turns answering questions regarding their 34 steps in their career path, preparation while at 8. WORKSHOP - SALARY NEGOTIATION sumes that are then forwarded to someone to 21. WORKSHOP - RESUME AND COVER LETTER Karen Demmler’s presentation aims to help review. The workshop reviewed the platform to (MAY) students feel more comfortable talking about optimize resumes to increase matching scores The resume and cover letter workshop cov- money in the workplace. The workshop covers when submitting resumes. ered basics in creating resumes, including the importance of being prepared in interviews 15. OPEN HOUSE - WXPN appropriate formatting, online resources, and through research, understanding when the TU Alumni Kerrin Lyons from WXPN gave a suggested content for student-athletes. There conversation is appropriate, and what to do in presentation on WXPN - history of the channel, was a brief introduction to cover letters - ex- a negotiation. fi nancial backings, work life balance, oppor- plaining the goal of cover letters, and recom- 9. INFORMATION SESSION - AMAZON tunities, etc. The students were very engaged mended guidelines for creating a unique and An Amazon representative (Daniella Greco) and interested in WXP opportunities. Kerrin impactful cover letter to catch an employer’s presented a brief overview on Amazon, and was able to speak to general music and MSP eye. the new technologies in their distribution opportunities through her industry lens. centers. She informed students that Amazon 16. HEALTHCARE GRADUATE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY actively recruits recent graduates for area Abby Shepard and Annemarie Szambelak from Fourteen student-athletes, representing 11 var- manager positions, how to get involved, and College of Public Health Admissions ran the sity athletics teams, comprised the inaugural ACADEMIC SUPPORT how that role may evolve into a long career at information session. First, they reviewed the class of the Academy, which identifi es emerg- Amazon. application process for a handful of programs, ing student-athletes to educate and prepare 10. WORKSHOP - VERIFIED KICK OFF giving application tips along the way. Following with the skill sets to be strong, e” ective lead- The goal of the event was to inform stu- the presentation was a brief panel addressing ers in their sport, community, and careers. The dent-athletes about the 5 steps to becoming shadowing/observational hours and COVID-19 goal of the FLIGHT Leadership Academy is to Verifi ed in the Resnick Center’s Career Devel- implications on students’ career development help student-athletes develop leadership skills opment Program. The kick o” covers how to plans. The session ended with a question and early in their collegiate careers and provide get involved, incentives to complete Verifi ed, answer, in which students were highly en- them with the platform to practice and refi ne and the hands-on process through the pro- gaged. those skills on their respective teams. gram. 17. SENIOR SERIES FLIGHT uses a combination of interactive 11. OPEN HOUSE - URBN OUTFITTERS Senior Series consisted of a group of seniors workshops and an academic experience to facilitate a program that is both educational, 10 students attended the open house, tour- who met twice a month for specifi c profes- sional development programming. Each week engaging, and impactful. Through a collabo- ing UBRN’s headquarters in the Navy Yard. ration with Temple alumni Tom Schoenfelder, URBN’s tour included breaking down the covered a new topic or skill set for the seniors - LinkedIn, Resume, Salary Negotiation, Inter- Principal Scientist & Head of Academic Re- various brands that URBN oversees and the search and Partnerships at Caliper, and indus- philosophies and marketing strategies for each viewing Tips, Online Networking, and Profes- sionalism in the Workplace. try thought leader and Silicon Valley consul- of those brands. Our tour guides were also tant, Michael Gaines, Temple has developed a Temple Alumni and were able to relate their ex- 18. WORKSHOP - JOB SEARCHING (MAY) customized curriculum for personal develop- periences to their current roles. Students were Karen Demmler ran this workshop to review ment workshops. In these sessions, students introduced to the CEO by happenstance in the 10 steps to successfully applying to intern- have the opportunity to use their personality the company communal eating area. Students ships and/or jobs. From background research assessment reports when actively practicing engaged with questions about opportunities, and preparation to suggested follow-ups and skills that will contribute to their leadership new projects, and diversity. thank you notes, the full application process development. 12. GRADUATE SCHOOL 101 was covered. This workshop also served as Karen Demmler reviewed general guidelines an introduction to additional online resources 1. STHM LEADERSHIP COURSE o” ered through the career center. for graduate school applications. Reviewing Students enrolled in a 3 credit course with 10 tips that ranged from how to determine if 19. WORKSHOP - LINKEDIN 2.0 (MAY) STHM students. The course meeting once a graduate school is the right choice to taking Students learned how to use their LinkedIn week had the following goals: advantage of campus resources for submitting profi les to expand their network throughout i. Understand the importance of leadership strong applications. their job/internship searches. Karen Demmler’s and its unique application in sport 13. OPEN HOUSE - FS INVESTMENTS presentation addressed her tips on the ins and ii. Understand how leadership manifests in Two employees from FS Investments joined outs of the platform - profi le, messaging, alum- sport the workshop to discuss the new working ni searches, online presence, etc. iii. Understand the di” erent leadership the- circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 20. WORKSHOP - ONLINE INTERVIEW: ories and how they inform decision making The conversation focused on how students BROOKSOURCE (MAY) and organizational culture. can use this time to practice and execute their Two Brooksource employees ran this inter- iv. Recognize how a leader’s identity in- virtual interviews. viewing workshop. First, they covered Brook- fl uences their leadership style and per- 14. WORKSHOP - OPTIMIZING YOUR APPLICATION source’s operations and position openings. formance (and others’ perception of their This workshop provided an introduction to The representatives, who prepare clients for in- performance). JobScan - an ATS (applicant tracking system) terviews on a regular basis, then shared some v. Understand what leadership approach/ that compares student resumes to the job of their interviewing techniques and common theory is most appropriate in specifi c description, measuring the “match” with the confl icts during interviews and suggested situations (e.g., recognize di” erent context role. Many companies use ATS to fi lter through responses, with students. require di” erent leadership styles) submissions to fi nd the highest matching re- vi. Identify and develop your own leader- ship style. 35 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 2. KICK OFF 8. STORYTELLING 2.0 HOSTED BY MICHAEL i. Gaines, Michael. Gaines Consulting, Initial meeting to introduce group, establish Service: Storytelling, https://gainesconsult. GAINES com/services/storytelling/ goals, review schedule, and brainstorm initia- In this multi-faceted workshop, participants tives fi rst learn to use story as a technique to refl ect 9. Four additional meetings occurred to touch 3. EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE upon their unique value for their team as base with the students, refl ect on their learn- First session with student-athletes to review individuals. Once these singular stories are de- ing and discuss how modules have applied to Emotional Intelligence module. The group re- veloped, the group comes together to fi nd its their current life (athletics, personal, academic, viewed the Know, Choose, Give model - break- cooperative voice, weaving a narrative around etc.). These meetings brought value in creating ing down amygdala hijacking, self awareness team culture, aspirations, goals or value for the a safe culture in which students learned from in reassessing responses, and intentions organization. Then we turn up the volume by each other’s personal experiences. through workbook exercises, videos, and pre- adding local musicians to help convert each sentation team’s story into song, a process that involves 4. CALIPER SESSION the key elements of team building— problem Guest Speaker: Thomas Schoenfelder, Ph.D. solving, delegation, collaboration and commu- Principal Scientist & Head of Academic Re- nication—in a challengingly new environment. search and Partnerships at Caliper. Tom When teams eventually take the stage to reviewed the individual development guide perform, they’ve found their collective voice” report for students- explaining the goals of the (Gaines). report and how to properly work through it. This complemented the students’ 360 assess- SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ACADEMICS & CAREER SERVICES ment for STHM Special Topics. Justin Miller 5. COMMUNICATING WITH IMPACT This session was created to help students ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR develop the communication skills to have a Tara Evans (MBB, FH) direct impact on their teams. The workshop thoroughly reviews the 6 basic principles of communication. The exercises prompt students SENIOR ADVISOR to identify their communicative techniques and Nick Plack (WT&F, MXC, WXC, MGolf, MTen, WTen, VB) challenge their instincts. It highlights the key factors of empathy, listening, and deliberate ADVISOR II questioning in communication. Irie Dennis (FB, WBB) 6. COLLABORATION AND TEAMWORK Tori Perri (MSoc, WLax, WRow) Though teamwork is inherent in many sports, Reid Vanderlinden (FB, WSoc) oftentimes students in leadership roles strug- gle to rely on or voice the need for true collab- ADVISOR I oration. In addressing creating a collaborative Erika Devaughn (FB, WGym) space/team, the workshop introduces under- standing and deconstructing defensiveness, embracing and promoting radical candor, and ASSOCIATE ADVISOR facilitating a healthy feedback culture. Shahbaz Ahmed (FB) 7. INFLUENCE Kelsey Simpson (MBB, Fencing) One concept that denotes leadership is in- fl uence. As young leaders, it’s imperative to GRADUATE ASSISTANT understand this concept and practice di” er- Sydness Jacques (MCrew) ent strategies in having positive infl uence on ACADEMIC SUPPORT a person or persons in a particular setting/ COORDINATOR FOR LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT circumstance. This hands-on module also takes the students through various exercises Alyssa Drachslin in which they practice using both responsive and assertive behaviors in infl uence scenarios, SENIOR LEARNING SPECIALIST allowing them to experience various methods Paris Williams and results. LEARNING SPECIALIST Kate Cappetta Taylor Gillie

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Cheryl Cummings 36 SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR COMMUNITY SERVICE & OUTREACH COMMUNITY SERVICE: Kristy Bannon Sromovsky TOTAL HOURS SERVED: 1,452.5 ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR NUMBER OF PROJECTS: 33 Teresa Covington

MLK Jr. Day of Service DIRECTOR Camden Promise Charter Keith Holt Hootathon Neuman Center ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Church of the Open Door Olivia J. Wynn Avenue of Treats Donut Give-Away Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission Women’s Law Project- Philadelphia Mt. Zion Church Post VB Game Clinics Ivy Hill Youth Camp Desean Jackson Youth Camp Church of the Advocate CHOP Visit Reading Terminal Market Franklin Square Bikes Elmwood Park Zoo Duckery Soccer Equipment Setup J&H Cancer Walk Aids Walk Philly Philly Girls Lacrosse Rock & Roll Half-Marathon Give Kids Sight Day Beckett Community Life Center William D. Kelley School Bethune Elementary Project Home Sandwich Donation Special Olympics @ Villanova Special Olympics Polar Bear Plunge Dunbar Book Bag Give Away Philly Girls Got Game Clinic Winchester Rec Center Clean Up TEAM HOURS BREAKDOWN: Men’s Basketball: 66 Women’s Basketball: 56.5 Men’s Crew: 56 Men’s Golf: 27 Football: 824 Fencing: 134 Field Hockey: 28.5 Women’s Gymnastics: 15 Women’s Lacrosse: 180 Men’s Soccer: 1.5 Women’s Soccer: 0 Men’s Tennis: 7 Women’s Tennis: 7 Women’s Track & Field / Cross Country: 12 Volleyball: 11 37 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 CAMPUS MARKETING & o Improved orientation presentation TEMPLE SPORTS COMPLEX while also increasing the length of the � Enhanced video board content at men’s PROMOTIONS overall presentation soccer, women’s soccer, fi eld hockey and Numerous events were created to engage o Improved engagement surrounding lacrosse games, including showing live the campus community. Similarly, increased Parent and Family Weekend action awareness of upcoming games on campus � Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Manage- � Intro videos for each team and in-game helped drive attendance. ment Partnership features o Continued assistance in developing � CherryOn Pep Rallies before each home the Owl Agents marketing team GAME PRESENTATION football game � Partnered with Student Activities and � Interactive player video board promotions � Free Student Tailgate more than 50 student organizations such for football, men’s basketball, women’s o Includes music, DJ, body painting area, as Temple Student Government, Main basketball, volleyball, fi eld hockey, men’s free food, and tailgate games Campus Program Board, Hoot-A- Thon, soccer, women’s soccer, lacrosse, gymnas- � Theme Nights at football, men’s basketball, the Cherry Crusade, and Temple Veteran tics and fencing women’s basketball, volleyball, fi eld hock- Student Association to implement cross- ey, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, wom- promotional marketing campaigns includ- OTHER PROGRAMS en’s gymnastics and lacrosse games. ing: � Increased visibility with more weekly o E-mail Blasts Wise Owl Community Ticket Program on-campus signage for all of our teams o Social Media promotion � � Junior Owl Kids Club � Digital advertisements posted around o Presentations at meetings Renew for Rewards campus o Student Organization of the Game � � Online game day auctions using Gesture � Flyers posted in Residence Halls and the (Football) platform Student Center o The Student Pledge � Targeted e-mails using the FanOne Plat- � Convocation Pep Rally o Homecoming Events and Golf Cart form � On-campus demonstrations by Olympic Parade Continued using Salesforce as CRM sys- Sport teams o T-shirt Giveaways � tem to increase ticket sales � Pop Up Pep Rallies o Performances during games � Electronic 50/50 ra e initiative took place � Dorm Raids o Anthem Singers at all home football and men’s basketball � Enhanced game day atmosphere with on- o Temple Made, Temple Proud video games, which led to signifi cant revenue for fi eld and on-court DJs series o Student Organization Tailgate Row the Temple Owl Club o Game Watch Parties CAMPUS PARTNERSHIPS o Welcome Week and Temple Fest par- AWARDS The Athletic Department continues to part- ticipation ner with many organizations on the Temple The National Association of Collegiate University Campus. These partnerships have � Marketing Administrators (NACMA) pre- consisted of cross-promotional opportunities GAME DAY sented the Temple Athletics Marketing with various departments and organizations in Combining tradition and technology, the fan Department with a NACMA Award for its an e” ort to bring Athletics and Student Life at experience on game day - at all home events “Meme Night” event attendance promotion Temple closer together. These e” orts led to at- - improved during the 2019-20 season. In at a Temple men’s basketball game. tendance records at Olympic sports events as addition, fan experience surveys were sent out well as increased student participation during following each home football and basketball home Football games. game. Results helped improve the overall game day experience. � Residence Life Partnership o Residence Hall Association E-mail FOOTBALL Blasts � Experience App o In-Hall Signage � Pre-game concert series o Took part in a panel developing the � Pre-game tailgate show First-Year Experience � The Fly In o Student-Athletes help during Move-In � An interactive Kids Zone o Information distribution during Move-In � Free Student Tailgate � Aramark Dining Services Partnership � Creative promotional giveaways at each o Caf Jams game o Signage in dining areas � 43” TV giveaways o Table top signage � Theme Nights & FAN ENGAGEMENT MARKETING & FAN o Improve the variety of food o” ered at Pep Rallies MEN’S BASKETBALL � New Student and Family Programs Part- � Game day atmosphere enhanced with in- nership game music, cams and crowd involvement o Increase engagement during freshman � Theme nights 38 and transfer orientations � 43” TV giveaways WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOOL OWLSTV

DAY GAME OVERALL Total Videos: 2,093 The Temple women’s basketball team, in

Total Views: 4,199,521 MARKETING & FAN ENGAGEMENT partnership with the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Average Views per Video: 2,006 Newspapers in Education Program, celebrated the 18th Annual Women’s Basketball School BREAKDOWN BY PLATFORM Day Game in February. More than 3,500 Website students from over 25 local schools came to Videos - 271 the Liacouras Center to learn about the im- Total Views - 15,572 portance of community service projects while Avg Views - 57.5 cheering on the Owls. The students got to % of Viewership - 0.4% experience a question and answer session with Head Coach Tonya Cardoza, the Elmwood Park Facebook Zoo and Temple student-athletes. They also Videos - 205 got to experience a hands on basketball clinic Total Views - 252,652 given by the assistant basketball coaches. Avg Views - 1,232.4 Throughout the game, the students participat- % of Viewership - 6% ed in interactive promotions, sing-a-longs and received prizes. Twitter Videos - 1,220 Total Views - 2,863,001 Avg Views - 2,346.7 % of Viewership - 68.2%

Instagram Videos - 397 Total Views - 1,068,296 Avg Views - 2,690.9 % of Viewership - 25.4%

39 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 OWL CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD OF MISSION FACILITIES/CAPITAL PROJECTS DIRECTORS The Temple Owl Club provides resources Temple Athletics is committed to providing needed to enrich the lives of our student-ath- fi rst-class facilities and amenities for its 19 OWL CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS letes as they strive to achieve excellence in the varsity sports. In an era when colleges and uni- Patrick Marion ...... President classroom and at the highest level of competi- versities strive to recruit elite student-athletes Jason Brown ...... Vice President tion. and coaches, facilities have become a critical Bill Aaronson ...... Secretary component of success. Building and maintain- Harris Chernow ...... Immediate Past President Support for our student-athletes provides a ing outstanding facilities is integral to attract- fi rst-class competition experience, but more ing and retaining top-tier talent. OWL CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD importantly ensures a continuum of excellence William Barnes Aaron Bitman across student-athlete welfare. This includes Facility improvements within Temple Athlet- Dan Boyce Susan Brousseau access to top academic, training, nutrition, and ics have been substantial over the last few Colin Clancy Willa DeSouza professional development resources. Because years, including our recent addition of nutri- Joe Domosh Marc Fleischner of Owl Club support, our student-athletes are tion stations for all 19 varsity sports, and the Seth Goldblum Holden Hummel able to graduate as leaders in their communi- renovation of Temple basketball’s weight room, Amy Larovere Ed Magil ties and as model representatives of Temple o¶ ces and practice facility. Mike Markowitz Ed Plasky University. Frank Romanoski Chris Russell Temple Athletics regularly assesses Temple’s Kate Silk Rob Silk Donor support is critical to enhancing our facilities in order to provide the best venues Steve Smith Niki Trunk Student-Athlete Commitment which includes: for our students to train and compete. Private � Academic Excellence giving through the Temple Owl Club is pivotal � Athletic Excellence for success of all future projects. To learn more 2019-20 HIGHLIGHTS � Career Development about supporting a specifi c project, please � Sixth consecutive record-breaking � Civic Engagement contact the Temple Owl Club at 215-204-2582. fundraising year � Holistic Development � Grew Owl Club membership by 15%, 132% Annual Giving growth over the last six We are committed to operating with integrity in years the best interest of the University, the Ameri- OWL CLUB can Athletic Conference and the NCAA.

Donors can join the Owl Club to help with

25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, these and other initiatives, with a gift of $110 or more to the Owl Club Annual Fund or any specifi c program. Young alumni under the age of 30 can join the Owl Club with a donation of $50 or more.

40 2019-20 OWL CLUB MOMENTS OF IMPACT THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS TEMPLE’S LEGENDS SOCIETY The Legends Society recognizes alumni and friends of Temple who have contributed $100,000+ in lifetime giving toward Temple Athletics. NEW MEMBERS (2019-20) Susan A. Brousseau and Mark Brousseau Jason D. Brown Roy T. Diliberto John F. Leedom, III Arthur Neil Leibowitz, M.D. and Elise Leibowitz John M. Kevin III and Mary Jane Namian Key areas for Temple’s basketball programs underwent renova- LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT HONORS tion and improvement during the 2019-20 year — in large part Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year due to donor support. Congratulations to the following Legends Society members for reaching the next tier in their philanthropic journey with Temple Athletics.

NEW DIAMOND LEGENDS OWL CLUB Stanley Merves and Audrey Stein Merves NEW PLATINUM LEGENDS Timothy P. Coughlin and Holly Coughlin NEW EMERALD LEGENDS Kenneth L. Ewell NEW GOLDEN LEGENDS Robert E. Leh, Jr. and Carol A. Leh The Temple Owl Club’s annual auction was a success, leading to William M. Rinck† and Elizabeth B. Rinck approximately $43,000 raised in support of our student-athlete commitment. NEW SILVER LEGENDS Amy M. Larovere and James M. Jolman NEW CRYSTAL LEGENDS Susan Brousseau and Mark Brousseau Jason D. Brown Roy T. Diliberto John F. Leedom, III Arthur Neil Leibowitz, M.D. and Elise Leibowitz John M. Kevin III and Mary Jane Namian

With the relaunch of the T-Club, Temple Athletics saw an increase in former Temple Owls attending games throughout the 2019 football and basketball seasons. Here, the 2009 Eagle Bank Bowl Team celebrates their 10 year anniversary during the Temple vs. UCF game on October 26, 2019. 41 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 LEGENDS SOCIETY COMMITTEE Vahan H. Gureghian and Stanley A. LeÆ owitz, Ph.D. and Rob Silk ...... President Danielle Vassalluzzo Gureghian Debbie Kaplan LeÆ owitz Bill Rink† ...... President Emeritus Amy M. Larovere and James M. Jolman Arthur Neil Leibowitz, M.D. and Elise Leibowitz Athole Jacobi Eddie Jones and Trina Jones Andy Logue III† and Ruth Ann Logue Joe Morelli Drew A. Katz and Rachel Katz Wildred H. Longsder” † Holden Hummel Lewis Katz, Esq. and Marjorie Katz Douglas L. Maine Patrick P. Marion and Linda Marion Franklin J. Marx† DIAMOND LEGENDS ($2 MILLION+) Filomela A. Marshall, EdD and M. Mark Mendel, Esq.† Esther Boyer Griswold† Joseph W. Marshall III, Esq. Joseph Marback and Tema Merback H. F. Lenfest† and Marguerite Lenfest Aaron F. McKie Shonna Rae Lyons Merrick and Stanley Merves and Audrey Stein Merves Nancy K. Maugel and Fred Silberman Gregory S. Merrick, M.D. Donald J. Resnick and Nancy Resnick Melissa Katz Silver J. William Mills III Rose Vernick† Dr. William Mlkvy PLATINUM LEGENDS ($1 MILLION+) Richard C. Weiss, D.M.D. and Joseph G. Morelli, Ed.D. and Lisa J. Morelli Joan H. Ballots† and Dr. John Ballots† Sandra R. Harmon-Weiss, M.D. Mitchell L. Morgan, Esq. and Timothy P. Coughlin and Holly Coughlin Dr. Hilarie L. Morgan Dr. George J. Edberg-Olson† CRYSTAL LEGENDS ($100,000+) John M. Kevin III and Mary Jane Namian Richard J. Fox and Ms. Geraldine Fox Robert Aglira and Patricia Aglira George Norcross Kent N. Jacocks Emma M. Baker† Patrick J. O’Connor, Esq. and Anthony J. McIntyre and Christine Z. McIntyre James E. Beasley, Esq.† Marie M. O’Connor Gilroy and Lillian P. Roberts Warren Bieler, D.D.S.† William C. Paynter† and Simone Paynter Ann McKernan Robinson and Aaron R. Bitman and Doris Bitman† Albert (Reds) Pearson† David Noel Goodchild Susan A. Brousseau and Mark Brousseau Edward Allen Plasky and Arlene G. Plasky Armand I. Robinson, Esq.† Jason D. Brown Daniel H. Polett and Margo Polett Thomas Bunting, III Dr. John W. Poole† and Theresa Poole† EMERALD LEGENDS ($750,000+) Irwin Canter† Robert J. Praisner†, D.D.S. and Dennis J. Alter Ann Casale and Ernest Casale† Wanda Schweizer Praisner Peter Chodo” , M.D.† Donald James Cox, Sr. John M. Rector Kenneth L. Ewell Roy T. Diliberto Dale L. Reese† and Patricia Hayden Reese Cherifa Tassadit Nouri-Howarth and Richard Donnelly, Jr.† Phillip C. Richards and Susan Barbara Richards

OWL CLUB Greg Howarth John B. Early† John Rickert and Lynn Rickert Athole G. Jacobi, M.D. George D. Evans, III and Jennifer M. Robbins Lewis Katz, Esq.† and Marjorie Katz† Marion Albertson Evans Frank T. Romanoski, Jr. and Roslyn Romanoski William F. Feather† and Pat Feather Myer S. Shandelman† 25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, GOLDEN LEGENDS ($500,000+) Sandy D. Goldfi ne and Robin Goldfi ne M. Thomas Sharpe, Jr. Wister S. Baisch and Harriet H. Baisch Martin N. Gorman, D.D.S. and Nancy Gorman Robert Edward Eric Silk and Kathleen Silk Robert E. Leh, Jr. and Carol A. Leh Robert H. Gross and Diane Gross Agnes L. Stegmuller† William M. Rinck† and Elizabeth B. Rinck John Hagopian† and Rose Hagopian John S. Stevens, Jr., D.O. and Anita M. Stevens Joan Saltzer Holden Hummel, Jr. and Elizabeth Hummel John Timko, Jr.† Mitchell I. Sonkin, Esq. and Debra Flink Sonkin Lacy H. Hunt, Ph.D. and JK Hunt Marc Wagner Vera Hutton† and Joseph J. Hutton† Joseph H. Weiss, Esq. and Sharon Pinkenson SILVER LEGENDS ($250,000+) Martin F. Jackson John P Wilcox† Bart Blatstein and Jil Blatstein Leonard Jacobs and Linda Jacobs Daniel Boyce, Esq. and Shelley L. Boyce Edward Stanton Johnson III and Irene Johnson † - Deceased Dr. Leroy M. Carl† Lawrence David Keen and Cathleen Keen John J. Aglialoro and Joan Carter Donna J. Kelly, Ph.D. F. Eugene Dixon, Jr.† and Edith Robb Dixon Joseph Francis Kissel Seth R. Goldblum and Dana Goldblum Ken Kochenour 42 H. Barton Greenspan and Elaine Greenspan John F. Leedom, III OWL CLUB MEMBERSHIP HONOR ROLL OWL CLUB ANNUAL FUND Marc and Bernadette Armstrong Mr. William H. Barnes William and Evelyn Bergman We’d like to thank all of our Owl Club mem- Mr. Aaron R. Bitman Mr. Barry C. Berkowitz bers in fi scal year 2020 for helping to enrich Willa Greenberg DeSouza, D.O., M.D. and Edwin A. Brownley, Jr. and Doreen Brownley the lives of our student-athletes through their Marc DeSouza James and Nancy Burns annual support. Includes gifts from July 1, 2019 Scott A. Dietrich, M.D. and Patrick J. Carey, D.O., M.D. and Maureen Carey – June 30, 2020. Michele Dietrich Dietrich Roy and Peggy Diliberto Harris J. Chernow, Esq. and HALL OF FAME ($50,000+) Mr. Gary Dodson Amy Beth Chernow Mark and Kathryn Clatterbaugh Susan and Mark Brousseau John and Lynne Ewell Ryan and Julie Colich Holly and Timothy Coughlin Mr. Ronald Fioravanti Je” rey B. Ettinger, M.D. Gilroy and Lillian P. Roberts Foundation Mr. Joseph S. Fisher Brian and Stacey Fisher Seth and Dana Goldblum Mr. Lee D. Green Jay and Willemina Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Drew Katz Mark Ronald Green, D.D.S. and Susan S. Green Mr. Marc J. Fleischner James M. Jolman and Amy M. Larovere Robert and Diane Gross Sharon and Nick Forte Patrick and Linda Marion Elmer F. Hansen, III and Kate M. Hansen Mr. James M. Goldman Mr. Aaron F. McKie Christian J. Hoey, Esq. and Dr. Dolores Hoey Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year Debra L. Bruner, Ed.D. and Gregory Grillone Mitchell I. Sonkin, Esq. and Debra Flink Sonkin Holden Hummel, Jr. and Elizabeth Ann Hummel Andrew Grzybowski NATIONAL CHAMPION ($25,000+) Lacy H. Hunt, Ph.D. and JK Hunt David N. Hartranft, D.M.D. and Edna H. Hartranft OWL CLUB Mr. Martin F. Jackson Leonard and Linda Jacobs Christopher and Gayle Hedin Stanley A. LeÆ owitz, Ph.D. and Jamie Beyer Temple Crew Scholarship Fund Johnson & Johnson Debbie Kaplan LeÆ owitz Kevin and Julie Johnson John M. Kevin, III and Mary Jane Namian Arthur Neil Leibowitz, M.D. and Mr. Bernard Kiefer Je” rey Thomas Knowles Elise C. Leibowitz Mr. Joseph Francis Kissel Dr. Eva M. Leeds and Dr. Michael A. Leeds Eric Kropf, M.D. and Patricia Kropf, M.D. ALL-AMERICAN ($10,000+) Douglas and Frances Maine Cora Longacre Edward and Patricia Magil Claudia and Philip Argyris Thomas F. Mitros, M.D. Barbara and Michael Markowitz Mr. Christopher M. Borden Mr. Ross F. Mongiardo Alan and Colleen Markowitz Daniel Boyce, Esq. and Shelley L. Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Bret Perkins Joseph A. Marlino, Jr. and Jason and Joanne Brown Stephanie and Brian Quinn Teresa Adele Marlino Thomas Bunting, III and Caroline J. Bunting Joseph F. Rappold, M.D. Charles and Kimberly McGowan Roderick C Carey Mr. John M. Rector Mr. Joseph Angelo Milicia Dynamic Pricing Partners Mrs. Patricia Hayden Reese Mr. Ryan C. Miller Linda and Philip Eisenstat Frank T. Romanoski, Jr. and Mr. Michael J. Moore, Jr. Sean and Jaime Gormley Roslyn S. Romanoski Joseph G. Morelli, Ed.D. and Lisa J. Morelli IBEW Local 98 Donald J. Rosato, M.D. and Judy M. Rosato Arlene and Edward Plasky Jeremy and Lori Irwin Will Sachse, Esq. and Carolyn M. Hazard Joseph R. Pozzuolo, Esq. and Sharyn Pozzuolo Athole G. Jacobi, M.D. Martin and Susan Schroeter Donald and Nancy Resnick Lawrence and Cathleen Keen Mr. Eric M. Schuler Ann McKernan Robinson and Mr. James E. Kilgallon James and Michelle Schultz David Noel Goodchild Melvin and Rhoda Kreiner Michael E. Scoliere, Esq. and Nancy Scoliere John B. Rosenberg, Ed.D. Gregory Liacouras, Esq. and Leslie Smith, Esq. Jay L. Solnick, Esq. Lynne and Martin Rudolph Christopher and Margaret Powala The Benevity Community Impact Fund Christopher and Michelle Russell Je” rey A. Reinhold and Kathie Lister The Dale Reese Foundation Mr. Barry I. Sankey John and Lynn Rickert The Thomas Rosato Foundation Robert and Kathleen Silk Adrienne and Steven Sassaman Lee Thomas Mr. David A. Silverstein Jerry and Lori Solomon Michael A. Trunk, Esq. and Frank X. Custer and Martha Simelaro John S. Stevens, Jr., D.O. and Anita M. Stevens Niki Arbittier Trunk, Esq. Alexandra Ovchinniko” Squeri and Robert and Patricia Tarola Mr. Mark B. Vogel Christopher L. Squeri Julie and Richard Uhlig Mr. Jason M. Wolf Ellen and Gary Theodore Mr. Marc Wagner Karen L. Zuckerman Mr. Arnold M. Weiss ALL-CONFERENCE ($5,000+) MVP ($2,500+) Gina Whalen and Thomas G. Whalen, Esq. Ashton and Laura White Aaron and Doris Bitman Donald and Nancy Albacker Jan Paula Levine, Esq. and William E. Aaronson, III, Ph.D. and Christian and Julia Altenburger James and Patricia Andrusko M. Michael Zuckerman, Esq. Kathleen A. Aaronson CONWELL ($1,000+) Robert and Patricia Aglira Carolyn M. Bamberger, Esq. and Laurence and Connie Aaronson David and Elizabeth Anders Kurt Bamberger, M.D. 43 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 American International Group, Inc. Amanda Bartelme Holmberg Giselle J. Geddes, M.D. and Patrick D. Scullin William F. Anzalone, Sr., Esq. and Christine and Gary Hutton Mr. Jack L. Seidman Tina M. Anzalone Mr. Vincent James Mr. Leonard P. Sherr Debra Litt Appel and Steven A. Appel, D.D.S. Dr. Jeremy S. Jordan Mr. Andrew R. Simon Eilene W. Bassman and Mark and Shelly Kaplan Rose Ella L. Slavin and Dean Kimelheim Robert S. Bassman, D.D.S. Robert G. Karalius Samuel Soeth Mr. Jim Bell Mr. Stanley T. Kastrava Mr. Martin Soler Mr. Luke Bernstein Mrs. Jennifer C Keller Mimi and Charles Solto” Mrs. Ilene Glick Blatman Donna J. Kelly, Ph.D. Mr. Leonard M. Sorgini James and Christine Bogrette David and Marnie Kelly Chistopher and Julie Spaeth Gregory Boras Seymour S. Kilstein, D.O. and Sandra Rabith Ms. Devon V. Stau” er Cyra and Stephen Borsy David and Terri Kinka Walter Stewart Michael and Elizabeth Brown Mr. Christopher P. Kocher David and Jill Susson Robert and Barbara Buckanavage Ms. Donna Marie Kohut Lee and Valerie Tobin Michael I. Butera, Esq. Mr. David W. Kozubal Joseph Tripodi Steve and Anna Cameron Norman Howard Kurtzman, D.D.S. Michael Je” rey Uremovich Gerard and Katherine Campbell Ms. Susan M. Lander Jeremy Paul Wang C. Donald and Kathleen Carden Jennifer and Ken Lawrence Thaddaeus Ward Steven J. Casper, Ph.D. Michael B. Leh, Esq. Gail B. Weingarten and Mr. Kevin P. Cauley Robert E. Leh, Jr. and Carol A. Leh Marc P. Weingarten, Esq. Mr. Dale E. Caya Mark and Jaime Levin Sandra R. Harmon-Weiss, M.D. and Lynn and Robert Centonze Mathew William Lipman Richard C. Weiss, D.M.D. Jerome and Norma Chaykin Robert and Dawne Litterst Dean I. Weitzman, Esq. Dr. Lawrence G. Cox and Brenda L. Cox Ira F. Lobis, M.D. and Cynthia Lobis William and Lucille Wilkinson Ted M. DeLapp John and Mary MacDonald Willis Towers Watson Ms. Sandra Hymowitz Dell Dr. Ronald H. Magarick Thomas R. Wilson, Esq. and Sally Wilson William N. DeSio and Kathryn E. DeSio Mr. Benjamin N. Margolies Cordell P. Wise Brett Aaron Diersen Barbara and Joseph Marinak Kevin P. Wren, Sr. and Laurie E. Wren Nancy A. Dimich Keith S. Marlowe, Esq. Tyler Yelk Mr. Adam D. Dimichele Mr. Chip Marshall and Dr. Phyllis Marshall Roger Dixon and Catherine Mellon Nancy K. Maugel and Fred Silberman CAPTAIN ($500+) Thomas W. Dobbins, Ph.D. James E. McDonough, Ph.D. Mr. Asher K. Ailey Mr. William J. Donahue Paul and Sarah McGovern Douglas and Eileen Aitken Mr. James Joseph Doyle, Sr. Susan and Thomas McGrath Eric and Jennifer Appelbaum President and Mrs. Richard Englert Ms. Kelley N. McIntosh Bobbilyne and Gerald Barr JoAnne A. Epps, Esq. and L.Harrison Jay Merck and Company, Inc. Catherine Bartelme Robert J. Fahey, Jr. and Susan Carney Fahey John and Ellen Mesko John E. Baum Nada and S. David Farr Mr. Joseph Nicholas Mesko Mr. Brian Joseph Beacham

OWL CLUB Howard and Marilyn Ferguson Bruce and Joann Michalski Nanci Atcovitz Benn and Paul M. Benn, Esq. Joseph and Marion Fleischner Mark and Lisa Miller Ms. Brianna R. Beski Mr. Paul W. Forbes Adam C. Miller Ms. Gina L. Bitetti Richard D. Gable, Sr. and Patricia M. Gable Mr. J. William Mills III Merrilee Bodzin, Esq. and H. Joseph Geise, III and Nan H. Geise Mr. Joseph P. Moore Robert B. Bodzin, Esq. 25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, Peter Gergo, III and Jennifer Gergo Joseph Richard Morgan, Jr. and Rita Morgan Je” and Melissa Borneman Matthew and Rachel Gionta Dr. William McKinley Morris Michael E. Breeze David and Eve Goldberg Angela M. Morsa and Richard Moore Allan S. Brenner, D.D.S. and Sandy and Robin Goldfi ne Mr. David M. Nelson Rochelle L. Brenner Nat and Paulette Goodman New York Life Insurance Company Metrica Brown Martin N. Gorman, D.D.S. and Nancy Gorman Mr. David C. Newingham Deborah L. Carbonaro and Mr. James Guy Graham Ms. Judith L. Obrien Michael John Carbonaro, Sr. Mr. Kevin A. Gross Bradley M. Ohrt Barry Chase Heidi E. Grunwald Mr. Brian L. Perkins Mark and Erin Chaump Rebecca and Robert Gushue Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Polett Michael G. Christiansen, D.M.D. Mrs. Jeanie Hagis Frank Ponte Aaron J Christner Craig Alan Harmon Theresa and Joseph Pooler Colin and Jenna Clancy Mr. John J. Harrison Ms. Wendi Reynolds Andrew and Kate Clapperton Douglas and Nancy Hayes Melvin Antonio Rice Ms. Lindsey M. Colferai Mr. Scott D. Herring John and Tamara Rienstra Barbara S. Cooperberg and Mr. Mark P. Hershhorn Keith and Christine Roussey Barry Cooperberg, Esq. Robert I. Hicks, Jr. and Praria A. Stavis-Hicks Kevin and Krista Ruehle Mr. George J. Croyden Christian and Joyce Hill Stephen E. Schell, M.D. and Mary Jean Schell Steven Lloyd Crutchley 44 Ms. Harriette Newman Hirsch Leslie C. Scott, D.O. and William M. Scott Dr. Gail Cummings-Danson and Richard C. Danson Jodi Levine Laufgraben, Ed.D. Angela M. Delvecchio and George A. Stuhl Mr. Steven Czapla Michael R. Lobis, M.D. and Sheila A. Lobis Stuart R. Suter, Esq. and Lorraine C. Suter Mr. Andrew Joseph D’Amico Joseph and Catherine Lombardi H. Patrick Swygert, Esq. and Sonja J. Swygert Dana and Sherry Datres Mr. James C. Love Nicholas D. Tellie, Esq. Mr. George R. Denman Michael R. Lowell The Vanguard Group, Inc. Steven E. Diamond, D.O. Daniel and Joanne Mackowsky Toni Thomas Mr. John Anthony Digregorio Mr. William J. Mahoney, Jr. Symme and Michael Trachtenberg Andrew and Lindsay Evans William and Catherine Manchester Philip M. Stefano and Nicole M. Turi Jack and Kelly Fatica Ms. Elizabeth M. Marlino Kevin Verbrugghe Mr. James K. Forbes Mr. William F. Marshall Greg and Diane Vogel Brian and Julia Forman Dr. David Massari Mr. Je” rey Vogel Dwight C. Fulton, M.D. and Faith Burrell John A. Mattiacci, Jr., Esq. Mr. Albert P. Wachlin, Jr. Samuel Galasso, Jr. and Rita Amico Galasso Joe McGinn Mr. Rich J. Weber James Dan Gansz, Sr. and Elaine M. Gansz Edward A. McNamara John A. Wetzel, Esq. and Donna C. Wetzel Catherine and Patrick Garin Mr. John K. Mensch Brian Whalen Michael J. Cristinzio and Mr. Ronald Michael Metcho Anthony and Brittany Wiencek Lisa M. Gentile Cristinzio Kiera Miller Harry and Janice Young Ms. Maxna Germain John R. Mogel Dennis and Mary Zak Kevin R. Gillespie Ms. Donna M. Molinaro Edward A. Zetick, Esq. and Bonnie H. Zetick

Charles and Christina Glackin John F. Morris, Ed.D. Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year Mr. Kevin M. Glass Lawrence Mroz LETTERWINNER ($110+) Joseph and Beth Glennon Anne K. Nadol Louis and Carolyn Abruzzese Thomas and Maria Glick Konnie L. Newland Anne and William Acker Bernadette and Gerard Glynn Diana and Eric Parsons Mr. Raymond F. Addesso, Jr. OWL CLUB Joann and Thomas Gorcica Michael and Catherine Pezzano Ms. Lauren S. Adee Christine and Lawrence Graham Eva Marie Pierce and Gilbert C. Pierce, Jr. Tessa N. Agbonifi oror Mr. Gregory Scott Green Ms. Andrea Pilch Joseph Alexopoulos Lesley Rapp Greenspan and Barbara S. Pines and Simon P. Pines, Esq. Mr. Vernon G. Altemose, Jr. Norman E. Greenspan, Esq. Mr. Peter R. Poillon Michael and Stephanie Alton Frank C. Guerrini and Susan C. Guerrini, Ph.D. Salim Powell Susan Andersen-Navalta and Carryl Navalta Nicole C. Hager Bernard and Patricia Prazenica Scott and Kimberly Andrien Jennifer and James Harding Philip and Beverly Prohaska Tony Andrioli Catherine N. Harrington, Esq. and Lance Seidel Barbara and Joseph Questa Mr. Gregg Angeli Lawrence R. Hayes, Esq. and Lisa Hayes Jessica Reo Deborah Apsel Timothy M. Heath Research A¶ laites, LLC Meghan R Arters Richard He” ron Richard Blase Ridgway Gerald and Heather Arters Mr. Richard He” ron, III Marissa T. Rinck Joseph J Arvelo A. Richard He” ron, Esq. Ms. Julia Christine Rorer Daniel and Kerry Arvelo Mr. Donald Heller, II Joseph R. Rosati, Jr. and Susan Rosati Barry D. Ashmen, Ed.D. and Sally Ann Ashmen Barbara Harrington Hladik, Esq. and David N. Rubin, Esq. and Jennifer B. Rubin Michael Atkins, Jr. Stephen M. Hladik Daniel R. Sabock Dr. Eve Atkinson Mr. Stephen A. Holcombe Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Mark and Stephanie Augello Don F. Holmes, Jr. and Courtney Holmes Edward and Sherry Scheingold Matthew Badalucco Elizabeth and Jean Holt Bonnie G. Seidman and Larry Seidman, D.O. Mr. Darren M. Bader Theresa Hondros Meyer and Robert P. Meyer Mr. M. Thomas Sharpe, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Baiocco John P. Hughes, M.D. Paige Shinberg Herman Paul Baker, Jr. and Michael and Joanne Hurley Elkan and Joan Siegal Linda Jennatte Baker Gabriel Infante Maryam and Todd Silance Frederic and Isabelle Baribaud Brad and Barbara Johnson David and Sherry Silnutzer Elizabeth Bartelme Mrs. Zenzile A Johnson-Mendoza Dale V. Sinker, M.D. and Monica B. Sinker Mr. Darin J. Bartholomew Laurence and Rosalind Kagel Stephen and Evelyn Sipe Marc Edward Batt, Esq. and Lorraine Batt Gerald A. Kean and Marlene T. Chachkin John R. Skinkus, Ed.D. and Doris B. Skinkus Terri L. Batze Robert and Kimberly Kearney Suzanne M. Smith-Oscilowski and Mr. Jonathan Bauer Mr. Michael S. Keim Alex Oscilowski Mr. Marc D Baxter Mr. Andrew J. Kelly Ira and Lisa Snyder David and Kathleen Beck Thomas J. Kirschling, Ed.D. and Mr. James G. Snyder Ken Beckerman M. Jane Kirschling Philip Spergel, Ed.D. and Ruth H. Spergel JR T. Beech John and Lisa Kristick Gerald J. Stahler, Ph.D. and Sheri Stahler Christine and Mark Bell Adam and Jill Ladd Jonathan A. Stevens, Esq. John Martin Belli, Esq. and David and Jana Lagan Laurence H. Stone, D.D.S. Maryann Soloski Belli Jake Landry Kevin and Kathleen Stoudt Renee and Richard Benedetto Michael H. Levandowski Dr. Walter L. Strosser Norris Benns, Jr., Esq. and Dr. 45 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Stephanie D. Flagg Mr. John Caperilla Mr. Thomas J. D’Alessandro, III Grace T. Benson Robert Walter Capewell Mr. Joseph J. Dallas Ferdinand and Melanie Bergen Mr. Justin Michael Capozzi George J. Daniel, Esq. Thomas Biddulph Mr. Frederick L. Cappello James and Pamela Danner Mr. Edward Biernacki Mr. Stephen C. Caputo Frances and Joseph Darpino Donna and Marc Birnbaum Ms. Tonya Cardoza Lucille and Michael Darragh Kenneth and Marie Bishop Peter F. Cardwell, Esq. Paul and Yelena Darragh Muna Ihsan Bitar, Pharm.D. Andrew and Jennifer Carl Edward P Darrah Peter Bitetti Mr. Jason M. Carrington Marie David Mr. Don R. Bitterlich Cheryl and Thomas Carson Michele and Allen Davis Edward M. Bleeden, M.D. and Nancy F. Lovitch Kayla R Cartmell Beth Davis Joseph and Karen Bloemker Edward W. Casey and Dr. Susanne P. Casey Nancy Clark Dawson Kenneth and Cheryl Boberick Daniel and Anna Cassidy Elias Peter Deaibes Brandon W. Boberick, Esq. Cecilia Castelli Mr. Matthew J. Debernardi Nicholas Bochette Arnel Castrence Thomas and Jacqueline DeFelice Bomark Instrument,s Inc John and Kim Caven Ellen Defuso Stephen A. Bonnie, Ed.D. Jim Cawley and Suzanne Johansson-Cawley Kelly and Daniel Dejoy Kathleen Boozer Kristine A. Cerchio Richard and Valerie Delange Thomas and Terri Borgese John and Wendy Cerminara Sitka DeLapp Ted and Susan Bosnjak Beth Ann and Scott Christian David and Elizabeth Denicola Joseph S. Bottino Aaron Chuplis Heather Dennis Karen Boudreau Mr. Judson J. Ciancio Mr. Ian J. Denolfo Ms. Denise Janene Bourassa James Michael Cirillo, Sr. and Bernadette Cirillo Mr. Nicholas G. Deramo Mr. Eddie A. Bowen George and Eva Clancy Norm and Rose Dethlo” Mr. Kenneth A. Boyd Debra Ruszkowski Clark and Mr. Aaron J. Devaney James and Kelli Boyle Warren Daniel Clark, II Deborah DeWitt Mr. Jared Brabham Danielle Clerico Greg DiBruno Lisa and Michael Brairton William and Anne Cliver Mr. Edward W. Diehl Kenneth and Christine Brandt Shawn Cloak Craig and Sheri Digiacomo Robert A. Bresin, Esq. and Kathleen Bresin Stephany C Coakley, Ph.D. Zephyr Dippel Stephen George Bresset, Esq. Mr. Theodore Cohn Derek and Susan Dodd Mr. David R. Bright John and Lori Coleman Marcus Andre Dodd-o, Pharm.D. Mr. Michael Britton Jerry and Rena Collincini Elizabeth A. Dolan Rochelle and Bennett Broad Cynthia Chandler Colondres and Ms. Kathryn A. Dominguez Allen and Maureen Broadbent Jose R. Colondres, Jr. Christine Donabedian Gail and Larry Brown Conicelli Management Group Mr. Thomas J. Donatelli Mr. Gregory P. Brown Joseph and Claire Connelly Anonymous Donors, IV Charles W. Brown, III and Lily Brown Dr. Margaret M. Conroy and David F. Conroy Thomas and Debra Dougherty

OWL CLUB Dr. David R. Brubaker and Marilyn L. Brubaker James and Leslie Contoudis Julie and Larry Dougherty Robert and Dawn Bucci Mr. Rich L. Coogan Vicki A. Druehl and William C. Druehl, III Micah U. Buchdahl, Esq. and Megan T Cook R. Bruce Drysdale, D.D.S. Ivy R. Buchdahl, Esq. Mr. Phillip Cooper Heather L. Dublinske Scott and Shannon Bucko Mr. Kevin P Copp Jane Dugan 25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, Richard Bucko Ed Coppolino Mr. John A. Dunlop Vincent J. Bucolo, Jr. and Rita Bucolo Michael and Allison Corboy Francis J. Dunn, Jr. and Patricia A. Dunn Richard and Constance Buggelli Timothy and Jane Cousounis Michael Dunphy Mr. Larry Buhl Stephen and Beth Cox Richard Duwelius and Nance A. Holland Mr. Edmund B. Bulmash Mr. Gilbert Christopher Crews B. Linda and J. Michael Dzuba Mr. Rich C. Burke Rich and Barbara Crisafulli Mr. James F. Eaton, III Eileen Mary Burns Holmes and Mr. James Crompton Ms. Keri A. Ecker Joseph D. Holmes Jake M. Crosetto, Esq. Educational Testing Service Stanley and Juliana Burzacki Mrs. Carol Mavromatis Crouse Mr. Jason P. Eisenberg Maria Clara Bustamante-Fomich Mr. Je” rey Cruciani Mr. Craig M. Ellingsworth Nathaniel and Sherry Byrd Anna M Cruse Christopher and Anne Christina Elser Ronald and Kathy Caldarelli Ms. Lucy Valeria Cruz Mr. Jack L. Enco Donna and Gennaro Calendo Mr. Brendan P. Cunningham John S. Eory, Esq. and Jennifer Eory Laura Elizabeth Cameron Leonard A. Cupingood, Ph.D. and John H. Espey, Ed.D. and Pamela W. Espey Ms. Lauren J. Caminiti Rita L. Cupingood Mr. Jason M. Evans Ms. Lisa M. Campbell Margaret and Thomas Curran Dr. Thomas E. Eveslage and Elzar Camper, Jr., Ed.D. and Carolyn Camper Eric and Lisa Curran Dr. Sonja A. Eveslage Mr. Philip T. Cantwell Eugene and Mary Curran Fanelle Family Foundation Inc. 46 Denis and Charlotte Canty Janice and Stephen Custer Ms. Mary Elizabeth Farrell Carl and Lois Gross Diane and Gerald Johnston Ms. Lauren Ferrett Michael Grossman, M.D. and Dixie Grossman Theodora and Larry Jordan Chris Field Ms. Beverly J. Grove David and Wendy Josephs Vince Finazzo Mr. William T. Grubb John and Tamara Judge Mr. James S. Fiorillo Frank Gruwell Mr. Gregg C. Jugla Mark H. Fisher, Esq. and Sandra B. Fisher Joan Grzybowski William H. Juzwiak, Jr. and Aurora Juzwiak Dr. Nancy E. Fisher and Thomas Fisher John and Annette Gumbrecht Margaritis and Rochelle Karapelou Jason M. Fisher and Katharine E. Miller, D.M.D. Steve Hackett Robert P. Katch, Esq. Marshall L. Fishman, Ph.D. Christopher and Heidi Hackett Mr. Robert Alan Katz Anne and Patrick Flanagan Mr. David L. Haggert Andrew and Donna Katz Mr. Gerard J. Flood Mrs. Rose G. Hagopian Mr. Thomas F. Kearney, III Enan Flynn Frances Haney-Kruzinski Je” rey M. Keating, D.M.D. Ms. Sandra A. Foehl Mr. Timothy J. Hanley Mr. Stephen H. Kellerman Mr. Kenneth C. Foelster Benjamin Hagan Hanson Mr. Gerard Kelly Brad and Becci Ford Mr. Andrew F. Harbison Christopher J. Kerber and Genevive Meredith Beverley and Elvis Forde Kevin Harden, Jr., Esq. Ms. Joann R. Kerns Mr. David I. Forman Ms. Theresa M. Harrigan Ms. Emily Kiehn Ms. Sharon Forst Roger J. Harrington, Esq. U. Douglas and Janel Kieslich Michael and Susanne Forst Ms. Cristin R. Harrington Susan Kim

Maryanne E. Forsythe Ms. Robin R. Hart Joseph Kiriacos Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year Nikki and Norman Franke Mr. Robert C. Hartman Joshua and Wendy Klein Deborah and Henry Franklin Bruce A. Hartman, D.M.D. Robert J. Klinger, Jr. and Mary L. Klinger Thomas F. Freenock, Jr., M.D. and Mr. Curtis F. Hartranft Howard Knapp, IV Nancy Freenock James Braswell and Mia Hayes Anne Kneisel OWL CLUB Charles A. Frick, Esq. and Adele Gallatin Frick Joyce and Robert Heilman Beth Karen Kocher-Ferraro and Mr. Ronald J. Fries, Jr. Jennifer Heise Frank A. Ferraro Richard T. Frye, Jr. and Nina Frye James and Madeline Henderson Raymond and Tracy Kochey John and Tamara Frye Mr. Kyle R. Henrick John M. Kosciw Mr. Darrick B. Fuller Thomas R. Henzel, Ed.D. Kimberly A. Brown and Kenneth B Krauter Evan P Funchion Dr. Leigh Nanney Hersey Lisa M. Kravchak Vivian Funchion Todd and Marlene Hershman Paul A. Kravchak, Jr. Ms. Jotemah W. Gabrielski John P Higgins Rick and Lisa Kristo” Robert and Susan Gallager Mr. Joseph J. Hildebrand Andreas and Denise Kuhbier Prabhash C. Ganguli, M.D. and Sylvester and Bonnie Hirschmann Lynn and Holly Kuster Frances A. Ganguli John P. Hogan, Sr. and Toby Rubin Hogan Danny Lam Amanda and Steven Garfunkel Mr. Jon C. Holland Mr. Thomas Lantieri David K. Gerson Julie F. Holland Alena and James Lare Scott and Victoria Ghiz Mr. Keith D. Holt Kathleen and Paul Laux Kathleen and Matthew Gibson Robert K. Holzwarth Mr. David B. Lebowitz Amy Giddings, Ph.D. Frances and Robert Hooper John F. Leedom, III and Patricia A. Leedom Debbi and Oren Gilad Susan Louise Hooten, M.D. Jeremy L Leeds Mr. Gary A. Gilbert Andy B. Horrow and Nancy Werther Howard and Linda Leight Ms. Patricia M. Gilroy Ms. Nicola Horscroft Janine and Matt Lenguadoro Peter J Glennon, III Nancy Hostetter Jennifer Lentz Mrs. Mindy Wichick Gold Beth Bailey, Ph.D. and Steven R. Houser, Ph.D. R. Thomas Leonard, Ph.D. and Tonia L. Leonard Zachary Gold Coleen and John Howley Steven W. Leopold, Sr. and Kimberly A. Leopold Hal and Terry Goldberg Thomas and Barbara Hrivnak Craig and Lynda Lerch Dr. Amy J. Goldberg Jessica Ann Hryn Dublinske Leslie Leonard Mark Goldstein, D.D.S. Dr. Forrest E. Hu” man Mr. Andrew Leszczynski Mr. Harry M. Goodheart Thomas and Elizabeth Hurd Mark and Mary Letner Mark B. Goodheart, Esq. Daniel and Kerry Hurtt Ronald and Regina Lewullis Mr. Robert G. Goodman Mr. Kenneth A. Inness Katie Lieberman Christine Gorman Interval Management Corp John K. Livingstone, Jr. and Teresa Gozik-Tyson and Tim D. Tyson Jason and Laquana Ivey Cathy D. Livingstone Mr. John E. Granozio Mr. Alan W. Jackson Kathleen Q. Lockwood, Esq. and Christopher and Genevieve Green Matthew Jacobs David Lockwood Lee and Kimyetta Greene Alyssa Marie Jamison Bob and Nancy Logan Diane Blum Greenspan and Barry and Donna Jenkins Annemarie V. Long and Sarah Janosik Michael E. Greenspan, Esq. Jerome C Zamarin Financial Services Inc Cassidy E Lorenz Richardson and Lee Greenwood Paul and Catherine John Mary Ellen P. Lorenz Ms. Christine L. Gri¶ th Mr. Dane C. Johnson Mr. Matthew S. Lotierzo Elizabeth Gro” Kia Rose Johnson and Anthony K. Sloan Charles A. Luck, II and M. Theresa Luck 47 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Mr. John W. Lukens Cassandra I. Moore Bob Pollock Siobhan MacDermott and Scott David McMullin Dr. James Du” Moore Mr. Joseph P. Possenti, Jr. Charles B. Machion, Esq. Mr. William Morris Mr. Michael Jon Pricer, II Dr. Elaine D. Mackowiak and Mr. David T. Moszkowicz Martin and Lisa Purcell Mr. Robert C. Mackowiak C. Scott and Sara Moyer Edward F. Purvis, III and Susan C. Purvis Alexander and Sandra Maguire Ms. Dawn E. Moyer Heather and Thomas Quarry Eric and Kathleen Mailloux Jeremiah Mullane, III and Mari Mullane Helene Quick Gabrielle Elizabeth Manturi Ms. Pamela Mundy Benjamin and Julie Quick Raheem Mapp and Dr. Yanira Mapp Kelly and Patrick Murray Mr. John M. Quigley Donna and Paul Marion Kimberly Murtha Mr. Mark W. Quinlan Mr. Noel F. Marks Miss Kara Nicole Nakrasius Mark R. Raab, D.M.D. Jerome E. Marks, Esq. and Susan L. Mooney Mrs. Regina R. Namiotka Julie A. Rabeau Marks Dr. Richard Howard Needle and Marian Needle Ms. Jovana Radojevic Ms. Lisa M. Marsh Bradford and Nicole Nesbitt Paul John Radzevich, Jr. and Dr. Colleen Burns Ms. Pam J. Marshall Jina and Tom Nguyen Mr. Joseph W. Ra” erty, Sr. Eileen Martin Joshua D. Nilson Mr. Nicholas Anthony Rago Mr. Moises Fermin Martinez Susan J. Niskey and James D. Popp Dawn and Ed Ramos Shelby Mascione Stephen Nowmos, Sr. and Margaret E. Nowmos Mr. Joseph D. Ranieli Rose and Wilbur Mason Mr. Charles E. O’Connor, Jr. Frances Ratcli” -Cyrus Stephen and Vickie Maund Anthony and Jenna Octavio Connor J Rattey Paul and Janet Mauriello Mark E. ODonnell, III and Karen O’Donnell Michael and Melissa Rau Fred and Harriet Maute Rustin and Rebecca Ohler John F. Reed Maxie’s Pizza Bar & Subs Old School Transportation LLC Kathleen M. Reeve and Major John Reeve George and Lena Mayo Mrs. Katherine V. Oldham David E. Reinhardt, D.O. and Melanie Reinhardt Ms. Colleen McAllister Alan Oliver Barbara Repetski Gary and Stephanie Mcaneney William and Joan O’neill Helen and John Rhoads Michael J. McCaney Abigail M O’Neill Tom and Frances Rice Mr. Dennis J. McCann Cheryl and Thomas O’Neill Richie Deli and Pizza Donna and Patrick McCormick Ayden Matthew Opfer The Honorable Michael C. Richman Louis J. McCormick, Jr. and James J. Orlando, Jr. and Denise Orlando Jacob Ricketts Sharon E. Mccormick David and Ashley Orr David and Janice Riddick Mr. William J. McDonough Thomas and Pamela Orsini Barry D. Rinker, M.D. Patrick and Lisabeth McGinnis Nina and Thomas O’Shaughnessy Ms. Diana (D.C. Pixie) Carolyn Roane Eugene and Kim McGuire Mr. Andrew Ian Ostro” Kelly and Thomas Robbins Tom McInnis Elina and Ramon Pacios Lenny Roberts Kadeynn McInnis Mr. Mark E. Painter Roberts Family & Sports Chiropractic Danette McInnis Mr. David M. Paletz Kimbra Roesner Greg W. McInnis Mark and Robin Pannullo Janice M. Rolnik and William L. Sydnes OWL CLUB Mr. Kevin F. McLaughlin Joseph and Joyce Parcell Bonnie M. Rosen Mr. William J. McMonagle Mr. David W. Paulus Janice Harris and Christopher Roth J. Michael and Deborah McMurdo Dr. Helen E. Pearson Mr. Kenneth R. Rowe Nathan Mcneal William R. Pearson, Esq. and Brian B. Rowland Michael J. McSweeney, Jr. and Jacqueline Pearson Larry and Nancy Rubin 25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, Joanna E. McSweeney Jason and Katy Peck James and Carol Ruddick Mega Contracting Group LLC Mr. Robert O. Pelke, Jr. Troy Anthony Rudy Matthias Merges Duane and Patricia Peoples Kevin Leo Ruehle Thomas and Carolyn Meseroll Gary M. Perkiss, Esq. Mr. Michael P. Ruley Judith Michaud Mr. Joshua M. Peters Matthew and Ellen Runk Ms. Anne Marie Mikolajewski Mrs. Stephanie A. Petri Colonel Rick Ryczkowski Mr. Justin S. Miller Everett and Lisa Petronick Jennifer and Je” rey Salmon Conrad Joseph Miller, Jr. and Ruth E. Miller Mr. Guy M. Petrucci, Jr. Ms. Paige Salvador Mr. Robert Miller Phantees Dr. Mark Salzer and Virginia Salzer Ken Mobley Mark E. Phillips Kathleen and Rob Sandora Paul and Monique Mokha Glenn and Dena Phillips Richard Sasin Christine and John Molloy Mr. James J. Pieklo Raymond and Tara Savage Callie Nora Molloy The Honorable Fred A. Pierantoni, III, Esq. and Claire Elizabeth Savage Dr. Milan Moncilovich and Donna Pierantoni Mr. Joseph E. Saxton Stephanie H. Moncilovich Daniel and Nadine Pierson Dale Edmund Scanlon, D.M.D. and Kimberly Rest Montgomery, Esq. and Carolyn and Philip Pisano Laura Siberski Scanlon Robert H. Montgomery, III, Esq. Dr. Anthony J. Pitale Cortney E. Schaefer Gabriel J. Gelves and Norma J. Montiel Aine M Playdon Charles and Margaret Schalch 48 Amy and Stephen Plourde Peter and Donna Schnatz School District of Phila Ms. Joanna C. Sutor Amy Saylor Wescoe Nicole Schroeder Ricky L. Swalm, Ph.D. and Patricia Swalm Irwin H. Wesler, D.M.D. and Dr. Marcia T. Wesler Brian Schuler Andrea and Dave Swan Kathy and Dennis Westhafer Mr. Richard C. Schulz Caitlin Taylor, Ph.D. and Randy Taylor Gavin R. White, III, Ph.D. and Jane H. White Rachel Schwaab Mr. Robert Paul Taylor Mr. Howard A. Wible Stefanie Marie Schwab John K. Taylor, Esq. Mr. Edgar C. Wilburn, IV Mr. Dennis Hugh Scott Mr. Timothy Charles Teefy Mr. Timothy A. Wiley William and Kathy Scottoline Temple University Alumni Association Miss Wanda C. Wilkes Joseph and Barbara Scull Jennifer C. Terpak Ms. Melinda M. Williams James D. Sculley, Ed.D. and Mary Burns Sculley The Sparks Group LLC Mr. Mark P. Williams Douglass and Pamela Searle Je” rey and Suzanne Thomas David Edward Williams, Ed.D. Peter and Anne Seelaus Judith S. Thomas Howard Wishno” , Esq. and Barbara Wishno” Joseph and Kristen Sewards Anthony and Julie Thomas Caroline Wittenstein Mr. Perry L. Shackelford Andrew and Ellen Thompson Mr. Derek E. Witzel Karen and Peter Shanton John Tierney, Ph.D. and Ann Tierney David and Lynn Wright Ms. Alexandra J. Shapiro Eric and Stacey Tighelaar Gerald J. Yakatan, Ph.D. and Una Yakatan Julie R. Sharp Kathleen and Paul Tobin Maksim Yankovskiy Thomas Sharpe James and Bonnie Tolerico Joseph and Joanne Yaroma Ms. Kelli D. Sheesley Sara Marie Tomaszewski Mr. Benjamin J. Yeager Erika Sheloski Heather L. Tomlin-Petolicchio and Mrs. Marianne H. Young Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year Mr. Denny Sher Jim Petolicchio Mr. Brendan M. Yuhas Karen Sherman, Esq. Rhonda Tomlinson Ryan T Zajdel Joseph Alexander Shinsky Gerald and Maryann Toto Mr. Bernerd Zanavich, II OWL CLUB Daniel and Ti” ani Shovlin Mr. Matthew C. Tra” ord Mr. Edward J. Zekas Philip and Joan Shyposh Ms. Bao N. Tran Mr. Jason C. Zerbe Dr. Dennis A. Silage and Kathleen Silage Matthew and Ashley Trinsey Christina J. Zettlemoyer, Esq. Debra Silbar Mark Tucker Suzanne and Joseph Zienkiewicz Mark Cooper and Terri Silverman James Turner Ms. Donielle Marie Zimmerman Mr. Zachary J. Silverstein Anita and Gregory Turner Brad Simons Ms. Karen M. Turner Robert and Kathleen Simpson Betsy Leebron Tutelman and James Tutelman GRADUATE OWL CLUB Melissa and Steven Sims Mark and Karen Ulsh The Graduate Owl Club encourages young Ms. Patricia A. Skahan Mr. Patrick T. Unrath alumni and fans under 30 years of age to Mr. Justin P. Slotman Janesa Urbano, Esq. and Vincent Urbano enhance the Temple student-athlete experi- Colleen and Scott Smith Mr. Zachary T. Van Benthem ence by supporting the Owl Club with a gift of Mr. Thomas McKee Smith Mr. Thomas M. Van Sciver $50 or more. Support from Graduate Owl Club Ms. Tara Smith Mr. Anthony Francis Varacallo members helps provide the resources needed Brian Smith Ms. Waynetta A. Veney to enrich the lives of Temple student-athletes Bill Smith Elizabeth and Mark Vergnano as they strive to achieve excellence in the Sean and Chantel Smith Mr. Brent J.A. Vicino classroom and at the highest level of competi- Mr. William Richard Smith Mr. Steve Viotti tion. Mr. Michael E. Snyder Andrew M Vogt Mr. Edward R. Solvibile Timothy and Victoria Wadas GRADUATE OWL CLUB ($50+ ALUMNI UNDER 30) Lisa A. Songy and Milton J. Songy, Jr. James and Lori Wagner Ms. JP Abercrumbie Alfred F. Sorbello, D.O. Scott Walco” Paul Acierno Mr. Michael C. Spinner Mrs. Doris K. Walker Joseph William Nicholson Adams Charles and Mary Lou Sproule Valaida S. Walker, Ed.D. Andrew Aggarwala Cassidy Starkey, Esq. and Christy Starkey Dave Walker Marc Albert Mr. Richard Steinberg Maureen and Timothy Walsh Kristen Baker Allan and Nancy Steinberg Donald and Melissa Wardwell Nadia L Bangura Maxwell Stepanuk, Jr., D.O. Joseph and Karen Warwick Josh T Barber Andrea P. Stern, Ph.D. and Richard Stern Taylor F. Wasserleben, D.P.M. Mr. Jonathan K Bedard Nina and Robert Sternberg James and Mary Watko Emma Victoria Berry Mr. Saadiq B. Stewart Mr. Charles L. Webb Betsy Bertuzzi Mr. Timothy J. Stinson Mr. Howard W. Weeber Chloe L Borgesi Elizabeth Anne Stone, Ph.D. Mr. David R. Weinraub Mr. James W. Broderick, Jr. Todd Stonesifer George and Mary Weinstein Todd Brooks Robert and Annetta Stowman Mr. Jason A. Weldon Karen Brown Victoria E Suber Dr. Hans-Erik Wennberg and Ms. Kiersten S Brown Cordalia and James Sullivan Linda W. Wennberg Cathy Buch Bridget and Steven Suranie Louis and Carol Wentz Lucien Burnett Michael J. Surdy, Pharm.D. James A. Wescoe, Esq. and Laurie Campbell 49 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Perry Canales Aleen Kradzinski and Kathy J. Slezak Mr. Tyler James Slanovec Kristin Carey Joshua J Lang MaryAnn Smith Thomas S Carney Ms. Theresa M. Lare Brian Smith Rowan Carter Sonja Larsen Helen Smith Leesa and Jim Clardy Lewis Lefer Henry and Clara Smith Frances Clardy Antoine Leslie Maureen Smith Je” rey Clark Tricia E Light James T Smith, Jr. Armand Constantine Jon Liney Philip Solomon Mr. Frank J. Corbi Kathryn E Lockwood Greg Souter Fran and Regina Corcoran Ms. Claudia L. Loeber Karl Spaeth, Jr. Jadyn Cordeiro Mr. Dan Lowenstein Greg St. Claire Mark Crasnick Richard Lowenstein Bailey C Stau” er Rita Davis Maria Lucas Maris A Stern Nelia Dolan Kyle J Maccia Scott Stocker David Drew Lina Macedo Je” rey Stoltzfus Ms. Trisha Eckard Cheryl Macneal David Stoyer Leah Eckman Kurt and Luisa Magda Peter Michael Swatsburg and Rebecca Christine Endres Miss Christina Rose Marinello Grey-Swatsburg Benjamin Thomas Evans Kellilee Mason Mr. Masahiro Takahagi Vanessa A Fattizzo Isabelle F Mastropietro Mr. Matthew F. Teesdale Andrew Fisher Barry Mayer Gabriela Thomas Bonnie Fitchett Erika A McCormick Lynne Tierce David Michael Fitzgerald Kate Elizabeth McCulloch Maeve L Tobin Mr. David J. Flagler Mr. Daniel J. McGuinn Mr. Aaron M. Tyson Ms Chante A Forde Bill McInnis David Angus Uhlig Joshua A Forman Ms. Nicole McKenna Hilda Vannata Matt Frese Mr. James C. McLaughlin Mr. John A. Vrana Andrew Gedacht Aimee D Meissner Albert Wachlin Ms. Grace E. Givnish Olivia and Chase Mendenall Joseph Walsh Michael F Glynn Lea G Millio, Esq. Edward and Frances Warwick Kelsey Glynn Danielle Millo Krista Welsch Stephany and Doug Gobrecht Ms. Deirdre K. Mullane William A Whalen Rebecca L Goebel Mr. Scott H. Mustin Joseph Whitaker Jeremy B Goodman Mr. Kevin Nally, Jr. Lynda Wilkes Andrew Paul Grochowski Lee Ann Nesbitt Ellie and Toby Wilson Naomi Gumienny Ronald Nevers Michael Wren Rickie Haas Marian Nicholson Olivia J. Wynn Monroe and Rickie Haas Barbara M. No” ke Megan H Zak OWL CLUB Barry Hackett Ms. Allie Nussbaum Charlene Zebrowski Aubrey Haggerty Henricus Oerlemans Robert Hakim JoAnne Ogden Evan C Hammond Caitlyn Oster ENDOWMENTS Dave Hecht James O’Sullivan Endowments are gifts that keep on giving. 25% Increase in FY20, 132% Since FY14 25% Increase in FY20, Cole G Heilman Bekah Palmer Endowments are permanently invested by Jack Herndon Liz Paulukow Meaghan Hetherington Patricia Peditto Chloe J Hill Miss Emily Mae Rankin Kathryn Hillegass James Rice Daniel and Ruth Hopkins Aimee Riegert Christina Amaris Hostetter Jessica Isabel Rockford Gina Huerta-Caro Chris Rorer Mark Husted Lewis Rosen Anne Jarrow Lynette and Jamie Rosenbaum Madelyn Johnson Codie Moira Ryan Thomas Jones Mr. John N Sabino Richard Kiehn Megan E. Chlada and Frederick J. Saporito Je” rey King Ms. Jessica L. Scha” er Michele Kirk Megan Joan Schneider Donna Kline Ms. Sakinah N. Shaahid Tyler and Laura Kneisel Kevin Shields Justine Kolb Morgan P Simpson 50 Courtney and Richard Konowal Julianna Sims Temple University and generate earnings and Ann McKernan Robinson Endowed Field relationship with the Temple Athletics commu- interest for the purpose you choose to support; Hockey Fund nity, including their teammates, coaches and scholarships, coaches, facility maintenance, Bill and Barbara Mlkvy Men’s Basketball the University as a whole. T-Club initiatives aim sport-specifi c program support, and much Endowment Fund to strengthen the bond between Temple letter- more. A gift to the endowment program is James Nagel Endowment Fund winners, enhance the history and traditions of invested into a pool of funds managed by the Joseph Nedley Scholarship Fund Temple University, and create a culture where University. A portion of the earnings from the Nelson-Younger Men’s Gymnastics members feel inspired to return and contribute investment provides annual support to the Endowed Fund to the success of Temple Athletics. The T-Club designated area. The remaining earnings are Owl Club Board of Directors Endowment Fund was relaunched in 2019 with a complimentary reinvested to grow the endowment to provide Owl Club Memorial Endowment Fund ticket program for verifi ed former athletes. support in perpetuity. Albert (Reds) Pearson Tribute Fund The Joey Pozzuolo Memorial Student-Athlete Scholarship Fund ENDOWMENT FUNDS Katherine Printy/Eastman Kodak Company Aglira Family Endowed Fund for Endowment Fund Men’s Basketball William M. Rinck Endowment Fund Paul E. Amidon Memorial Fund Gavin R. White Rowing Endowment Fund Wister and Harriet Baisch Football Dr. Eric Shaw Graduate Scholarship for Endowment Fund Student-Athletes

Emma M. Baker Scholarship Fund Al Shrier Media Room Sixth Straight Record-Breaking Year John Ballots Memorial Fund for Henry R. Sklar Athletic Fund Men’s Basketball Tina Sloan Green Women’s Lacrosse John and Joan Ballots Endowed Fund - Endowment Fund Men’s Basketball Coach Dick Steinberg Memorial Fund OWL CLUB John and Joan Ballots Endowed Fund - Cindy Thompson Scholarship Fund Women’s Basketball Coac Anne M. Volp Field Hockey Scholars Fund Joan H. Ballots Unitrust Joseph H. Weiss and Joseph H. Merback Leroy M. Carl Endowment Fund Men’s Basketball Fund Ernest C. Casale Memorial Athletic Endowment Fund Ann L. Casale Charitable Gift Annuity FOREVER OWLS/ GIFT PROGRAM 1969 N.I.T. Champions Endowed Fund for Forever Owls and gift planning provides the Men’s Basketball opportunity to establish an enduring lega- John Chaney Fund for Men’s Basketball cy through long-term philanthropic support John Chaney, Sr. Endowed Scholarship Fund of Temple Athletics. Remembering Temple Peter Chodo” Football 2000 Gift Annuity Athletics in a will or living trust is an accessible Peter Chodo” Gift Annuity for Football and easy way to express your support. Special Anthony B. Cimino, Sr. Academic arrangements may enable you to plan a gift Excellence Fund that will reduce taxes on your estate, provide Mark and Kathryn Clatterbaugh capital support, or establish an endowment Endowment Fund in your name or in memory of a loved one. The Donald and Violet Cox Endowed Fund Whichever option you choose, a bequest costs for Football nothing now and yet gives the immediate Patrick J. Daly Endowed Fund for satisfaction of achieving your philanthropic Men’s Basketball goals, while providing critical fi nancial support John B. Early Endowed Scholarship Fund to Temple Athletics. Robert Flynn Endowed Fund for Athletics. Robert J. Flynn Endowment Fund - Athletics Ruth and Charles Freiberg Men’s Basketball T-CLUB MISSION Endowment Fund The mission of the T-Club is to provide let- Martin N. Gorman Athletic Fund terwinners and former student-athletes the Joseph Greenspan Memorial Fund opportunity to foster and maintain a lifetime John Hagopian Athletic Endowment Fund Sandra Harmon-Weiss and Richard C. Weiss Student-Athlete Fund Warren W. Klenk Athletic Endowment Fund Owl Club Legends Endowment Harry Litwack Scholarship Fund Ruth Ann and Andy Logue Charitable Gift Annuity Andy & Ruth Ann Logue Grad. Scholarship Fund for Athletics 51 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 STUDENT LOUNGE: LIACOURAS CENTER: � Added nutrition area � Renovated training room � Added graphics � Renovated men’s basketball locker room

MCGONIGLE BASKETBALL PRACTICE FACILITY: � New, larger weight room and conditioning area � Added a players lounge/dining area � Converted the hall of fame space to an open work/group meeting space with win- dows that look out onto the practice court ENHANCEMENTS FACILITY

52 2020-2021 TEMPLE HEAD COACHES

AARON McKIE TONYA CARDOZA BRIAN PERKINS JAMES SNYDER NIKKI FRANKE Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Crew Men’s & Women’s Cross Fencing Country HEAD COACHES

SUSAN CIUFO ROD CAREY BRIAN QUINN JOSH NILSON BONNIE ROSEN Field Hockey Football Men’s Golf Women’s Gymnastics Women’s Lacrosse

REBECCA BRIAN ROWLAND NICK BOCHETTE STEVE MAURO ELVIS FORDE SMITH-GRYZBOWSKI Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Men’s & Women’s Tennis Women’s Track & Field Women’s Rowing

BAKEER GANESHARATNAM Women’s Volleyball 53