ANNUAL REPORT 2013 – 2014 Conference Weekly Award Winners Feb. 26 WTEN Zeynep Mafa MTEN Badr Ouabdelmoumen Second Team CAA Scholar-Athlete Award Sept. 2 WSOC Shyanne Kimbrough CAA Rookie of the Week and Marcela Rosales CAA Doubles Team of the Week MLAX Ben McIntosh First Team, CAA Player of the Year WCREW Tori King Sept. 9 FH Christina Conrad CAA Player of the Week Mar. 5 GOLF Chris Crawford CAA Co-Player of the Week MLAX Matt Dusek First Team Sept. 23 MSOC Tyler Afflerbach CAA Co-Rookie of the Week Mar. 10 MLAX Ben McIntosh CAA Co-Player of the Week MLAX Nick Saputo First Team All-CAA Championship Team Sept. 24 FH Elise DiDonato CAA Co-Player of the Week Mar. 12 SB Baeley Reed CAA Rookie of the Week MLAX Nick Trizano First Team FH Lindsay McArdle Sept. 25 GOLF Christopher Crawford CAA Co-Golfer of the Week Mar. 18 SB Shelby Taylor CAA Player of the Week MLAX Ryan Belka First Team FH Lauren Hibshman Sept. 30 MSOC Ken Tribbett CAA Player of the Week Apr. 2 GOLF Chris Crawford CAA Player of the Week MLAX Cole Shafer All-Rookie MSOC Joaquin del Rosario Oct. 1 FH Jessica McCarthy CAA Rookie of the Week Apr. 7 MLAX Ben McIntosh CAA Co-Player of the Week MLAX Markell Nelson All-Rookie MSOC Tyler Afflerbach Oct. 21 MSOC Michele Pataia CAA Player of the Week Apr. 9 GOLF Chris Crawford CAA Co-Player of the Week WCREW Elizabeth Daugherty All-CAA MSOC Ken Tribbett Oct. 22 FH Jantien Gunter CAA Player of the Week Apr. 21 MLAC Cole Shafer CAA Rookie of the Week WCREW Kerry Walsh All-CAA MSOC Tal Bublil Most Outstanding Performer Oct. 28 WSOC Lauren Stollar CAA Co-Player of the Week WLAX Amanda Norcini First Team MLAX Ben McIntosh Most Outstanding Performer Nov. 11 MSOC Tyler Afflerbach CAA Co-Rookie of the Week WLAX Kelly Palace Second Team All-CAA Performers MLAX Nick Trizano Nov. 11 MBB Frantz Massenat CAA Player of the Week WLAX Emily Duffey Second Team FH Lindsay McArdle First Team MLAX Ryan Belka Nov. 12 WSD Madison Kramer CAA Women’s Diver of the Week WLAX Caroline Thiele All-Rookie FH Jantien Gunter First Team MLAX Cole Shafer Nov. 18 WBB Alexis Smith CAA Rookie of the Week GOLF Chris Crawford First Team FH Lauren Hibshman First Team Dec. 2 MBB Chris Fouch CAA Player of the Week SOFT Kim Chan All-Rookie FH Christina Conrad Second Team Dec. 2 WBB Alexis Smith CAA Rookie of the Week USILA All-Americans FH Jessica McCarthy All-Rookie Team Dec. 16 MBB Frantz Massenat CAA Player of the Week MLAX Ben McIntosh Third Team WSOC Melissa Chapman First Team All-CAA Academic Team Dec. 16 WBB Rachel Pearson CAA Co-Player of the Week MLAX Ryan Belka Honorable Mention WSOC Eve Badana Second Team FH Kristen Focht Dec. 16 WBB Sarah Curran CAA Rookie of the Week MLAX Nick Saputo Honorable Mention WSOC Alyssa Findlay Third Team WSOC Andi Stampone Jan. 15 WSD Madison Kramer CAA Women’s Diver of the Week MLAX Nick Trizano Honorable Mention WSOC Shyanne Kimbrough All-Rookie Team MSOC Robert Liberatore Jan. 20 MBB Rodney Williams CAA Rookie of the Week MSOC Nathan Page First Team WBB Meghan Creighton Jan. 20 WBB Sarah Curran CAA Rookie of the Week MSOC Ken Tribbett First Team WBB Fiona Flanagan Philadelphia Soccer Six Postseason Awards Feb. 2 MBB Frantz Massenat CAA Co-Player of the Week MSOC Tal Bublil Second Team WBB Rachel Pearson Tal Bublil All-Star Team Feb. 4 MSD Kyle Lukens CAA Swimmer of the Week MSOC Tyler Afflerbach Second Team, All-Rookie Team WBB Tory Thierolf Ken Tribbett All-Star Team Feb. 4 MSD David Sanchez CAA Diver of the Week MSOC Michele Pataia Third Team WSD Kelly Trussell Tyler Afflerbach All-Rookie Team Feb. 17 MBB Rodney Williams CAA Co-Rookie of the Week MSOC Robert Liberatore Third Team MSD Alex Chialastri Adam Arana All-Rookie Team Feb. 17 MLAX Cole Shafer CAA Co-Rookie of the Week MSOC Doug Hess Coach of the Year MLAX Will Gabrielsen Robert Liberatore Academic Player of the Year Feb. 17 WLAX Amanda Norcini CAA Defensive Player of the Week MBB Frantz Massenat First Team WCREW Alyssa Leahy Feb. 17 WLAX Eva Winiarski CAA Rookie of the Week MBB Chris Fouch Second Team WLAX Joelle Hartke Feb. 19 MTEN Badr Ouabdelmoumen CAA Singles Player of the Week NIT Season Tip-Off All-Tournament Team MBB Rodney Williams All-Rookie Team SOFT Karli Boyer Feb. 24 MLAX Cole Shafer CAA Rookie of the Week MBB Frantz Massenat WBB Rachel Pearson Third Team Feb. 24 WLAX Caroline Thiele CAA Rookie of the Week WBB Sarah Curran All-Rookie Team Feb. 25 SB Leticia Matsuoka CAA Player of the Week Glass City Tournament All-Tournament Team WBB Fiona Flanagan Dragon Awards WBB Meghan Creighton

St. John’s Chartwells Holiday Classic All- Harrow Sports College Squash Player of the Week MCREW Leif Malm 2013 Joy of Sculling Men’s Collegiate Tournament Team Nov. 26 MSQ Ibrahim Bakir MCREW Grigorios Papadourakis Coach of the Year: WBB Rachel Pearson Most Valuable Player WCREW Colleen Delany (Performer of the Year) At the 21st Annual Joy of Sculling Coaches Conference, Paul Savell was WBB Meghan Creighton WCREW Tori King named the 2013 Men’s Collegiate Coach of the Year. IWLCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region WLAX Amanda Norcini Second Team 2013 NFHCA Longstreth / NFHCA Division I All- GCAA Division I PING All-Region (Northeast) 2014 Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Region Teams (Mid-Atlantic Region) GOLF Chris Crawford Scholar Athletes NCAA Academic Performance Program Public FH Lindsay McArdle First Team Colleen Delaney Recognition Award FH Lauren Hibshman First Team Tori King Men’s Soccer NSCA All-American Team (Strength and FH Christina Conrad Second Team Amanda Kleuser Women’s Tennis Conditioning) Alyssa Leahy MSWM Andrew Reimon Elise Levito 2013 NSCAA All-Region (Mid-Atlantic) WBB Abby Redick Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team Julie McGlynn WSOC Melissa Chapman Third Team WBB Fiona Flanagan FH Kristen Focht Barbara McKenna FH Jantien Gunter 2013 NSCAA All-Region (South-Atlantic) FH Lauren Hibshman Dad Vail Medalists MSOC Ken Tribbett Second Team FH Meghan Plank Men’s Second Varsity Eight (GOLD): coxswain Christopher Henderson, stroke 2014 Intercollegiate Rowing Association MSOC Nathan Page Third Team WSOC Melissa Chapman Ryan McSpedon, Xavier Stanish, Daniel Dollin, Nicholas Capaldi, Marko Durica, All-Academic Grigorios Papadourakis MSOC Tal Bublil Third Team MSOC Robert Liberatore Ryan Mallgrave, Michael DiLucca and bow Dave Hanrahan MSOC Nathan Page Women’s Varsity Eight (SILVER): coxswain Kerry Walsh, stroke Olivia MSOC Ken Tribbett Babiec, Bridget Pfeifer, Sierra Baca, Marina Forster, Jayme Batcher, Elizabeth 2013 Front Rush/NFHCA Division I Senior Game MBB Chris Fouch (Performer of the Year) Daugherty, Amanda Kleuser and bow Elise Levito FH Lindsay McArdle MSQ Justin Singh (Performer of the Year, at-large) Women’s Second Varsity Eight (SILVER): coxswain Catherine Hamilton, stroke WRES Kevin Matyas (at-large) Kendall Wenzke, Elizabeth Campanella, Emily Gartland, Colleen Delaney, 2014 NABC Men’s Basketball All-District WSQ Kaitlyn Money (at-large) Amanda O’Malley, Samantha Cowan, Tori King and bow Julie McGlynn Frantz Massenat First Team WSQ Kiran Vasudevan (at-large) Men’s Freshmen Four (BRONZE): coxswain Tyler Lee, stroke Nico Arechabala, Chris Fouch Second Team MSW Kyle Lukens Louis Masi, William Cartwright and bow Nick Herceg MCREW Joseph Masgai (Performer of the Year)

2 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Drexel University is 1 of 351 Division I schools in the NCAA representing 32 conferences. Our 471 student-athletes that participate in 18 varsity sports at Drexel are students first and their choice to participate enhances their collegiate experience. Drexel’s student-athletes graduate at a higher percentage than Drexel’s regular student-body. Their average cumulative GPA is an impressive 3.21 and 92% of our student-athletes participate in co-op. Our mission at Drexel athletics is to generate “Drexel Pride” through athletic excellence. We create a positive, winning environment and introduce athletics and exercise into the fabric of the University. The 2013-2014 season was a banner year for the Dragons. Five teams were ranked nationally in the top 20, including women’s field hockey, men’s and women’s squash, men’s lacrosse, and the men’s rowing varsity eight. At times, Drexel athletics took your breath away. —— A triple overtime win against Alabama of the SEC at Madison Square Garden, giving the Dragons a third place finish at the NIT Season Tip-Off. —— Winning the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta team trophy for the second year in a row on the Message from the Schuylkill River. —— Scoring three goals in 11.2 seconds to take the lead at Penn in the NCAA’s Men’s Director of Athletics Lacrosse Championships. The Dragons went on to win the game and earned a spot in the “Elite Eight” for the first time in school history. More students, faculty, professional staff and members visited the DAC —— Watching an epic penalty kick shootout that (over 700,000) or supported the Drexel Athletics Club (over 1,500) went nine players deep, before men’s soccer last year than ever before. I think it is fair to say that our dynamic and finally emerged victorious, edging Delaware lively campus is enhanced by all of the activity and pride that has 7-6. With the win, the Dragons advanced to been generated by Drexel athletics. the CAA title against William & Mary, which they won and notched a ticket to the NCAA Thank you student-athletes, coaches, alumni, and supporters for a very Tournament for the second consecutive season. memorable year. —— And … the Drexel men’s squash team being Go Dragons! named by the Collegiate Squash Association as the Most Improved Team of the year. Drexel finished the season ranked No. 16 in the nation and the women were ranked No. 14, Dr. Eric A. Zillmer both firsts for each program. Athletics Director

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 3 Best of the Blue & Gold

2014 Mary Semanik Award Winner Senior, Amanda Norcini 2014 Co-John Semanik Award Winners Seniors, Ben McIntosh and Ken Tribbett Student-Athlete Graduation Success Rate for the 94% (national average 82%) 2006 freshman cohort NCAA 2006-2007 Graduation Rate 73%; (65% national average) NCAA Public Recognition Awards Academic Progress Rates Men’s Soccer and Women’s Tennis (5th 2012-13 (top 10%) consecutive year)

Total Cumulative GPA for all student-athletes in 2013-14 is 3.21

4 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Frantz Massenat

··A First Team All-CAA and All-District selection who was named to an All-Conference team in each of his four seasons ·· Led the CAA in assists per game, assist-to-turnover ratio and was seventh in the league with 17.5 points per game ·· Ended his career at Drexel sixth on the career scoring list with 1,646 points and third in career assists with 548

All-Dragon Teams

First Team All-Dragon Second Team All-Dragon Lindsay McArdle, Field Hockey Jantien Gunter, Field Hockey Nick Trizano, Men’s Lacrosse Tal Bublil, Men’s Soccer Lauren Hibschman, Field Hockey Nathan Page, Men’s Soccer Dad Vail Varsity 8 Boat, Women’s Crew Chris Fouch, Men’s Basketball Ken Tribbett, Men’s Soccer Justin Singh, Men’s Squash Frantz Massenat, Men’s Basketball Kevin Devoy, Wrestling Ben McIntosh, Men’s Lacrosse Chris Crawford, Golf Nick Saputo, Men’s Lacrosse Melissa Chapman, Women’s Soccer Amanda Norcini, Women’s Lacrosse Ryan Belka, Men’s Lacrosse Brandon Palik, Wrestling Matt Dusek, Men’s Lacrosse

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 5 Lindsay McArdle

·· Named a Longstreth/ NFHCA First Team Division I All Mid-Atlantic Region performer for the second time in her career ·· Earned her second- career First Team All-CAA recognition ·· Had two goals each in conference victories over William & Mary and Towson ·· Finished her career tied for ninth on the Drexel all-time goal scoring leaderboard with 20

Women’s Varsity Eight All-Dragon Teams ··Won the silver medal for the boat’s best ever finish at the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta, helping the team to its Third Team All-Dragon All-Mario Team second consecutive overall Michele Pataia, Men’s Soccer Jessica McCarthy, Field Hockey team points title Robert Liberatore, Men’s Soccer Tyler Afflerbach, Men’s Soccer ··Won the Kelly Cup for the third time in a row and fifth Rachel Pearson, Women’s Basketball Rodney Williams, Men’s Basketball time in six years, and won Dad Vail Second Varsity 8 Boat, Men’s Crew Sarah Curran, Women’s Basketball the Kerr Cup for the fourth time in five years Austin Sommer, Wrestling Cole Shafer, Men’s Lacrosse ··Victorious at the Frostbite Eve Badana, Women’s Soccer Markel Nelson, Men’s Lacrosse Regatta, the Rumson Boat Christina Conrad, Field Hockey Caroline Thiele, Women’s Lacrosse Race and against Bucknell Badr Ouabdelmoumen, Men’s Tennis Kim Chan, Softball and Lehigh in the fall season and recorded wins Kelly Palace, Women’s Lacrosse Elisa Money, Women’s Squash over Villanova and La Kyle Lukens, Men’s Swimming & Diving Rachel Bernhardt, Women’s Swimming & Diving Salle, Lehigh, Temple and Delaware and Bucknell in the spring ··Advanced to the grand final, finishing sixth overall out of 26 boats at the Knecht Cup

6 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Amanda Ben Norcini McIntosh

··2014 Mary Semanik Award ··2014 John Semanik Award recipient recipient ·· Earned her second-straight ·· Named a Third Team All- First Team All-CAA honor American and was a USILA and fourth-career All-CAA Scholar All-American recognition ·· Named the CAA Player of the ·· Finished her career second Year after leading the league all-time at Drexel with 84 in goals and was the Most caused turnovers and 132 Outstanding Player in the CAA draw controls, setting a Tournament single-season record with 34 ··Two-time All-American and First caused turnovers as a senior Team All-CAA selection in 2014 ··Set Drexel record with 48 ·· Named to the 2014 IWLCA goals as a senior, the most Mid-Atlantic All-Region goals of any midfielder in the Second Team, her first-career nation, and had at least one in all-region nod each of his last 27 games ·· Finished his career tied for seventh with 100 career goals and is 14th all-time at the school with 142 points

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 7 Brandon Nick Lauren Palik Saputo Hibschman

·· Finished out his senior ··A junior who was named ·· Named a First Team All- season 20-9 with four an Honorable Mention All- CAA performer for the major decisions, two pins, American first time in her career and one technical fall ··A First Team All-CAA ·· Earned her first-career ·· Earned a seventh selection who was seventh Longstreth/NFHCA First place finish at the in the nation in face-off Team Division I All Mid- EIWA Tournament and percentage at .620 Atlantic Region accolade advanced to the NCAA ··Won 21 of 30 face-offs in ·· Keystone of a defensive Tournament for the third the NCAA Tournament at unit that allowed just 1.48 straight year Penn and keyed Drexel’s goals per game for the ·· Concluded his Drexel come-from-behind win with season, good for 19th in career with 19 wins-by- two goals in a six-second the nation fall, which ties for 10th span at the end of the first ·· Finished second on the place in school history half team with seven assists on ··Also moved into 13th ·· Finished seventh in the the season place in school history nation in ground balls per for career victories with game and set the school 90 single-season Division I record with 166

All-Dragon Teams

Nick Ken Trizano Tribbett

··An Honorable Mention All- ··2014 John Semanik Award American and a USILA Scholar recipient All-American ·· First Team All-CAA ··Scored 40 goals as a senior, tying honoree, capping a career him for the sixth highest single- that saw him earn four All- season total at the school CAA distinctions ··A First Team All-CAA selection ·· Named a 2013 NSCAA/ who scored three goals in the Continental Tire NCAA CAA Championship game Division I Men’s All-South and was named to the All-CAA Atlantic Region second Tournament team teamer ·· Is 15th in career goals at Drexel ··A 2013 NSCAA Scholar with 85 and is 21st on the career All-America Second scoring list with 121 points. Team and Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area selection

8 Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Men’s Soccer

Captured the CAA regular season championship for a second-straight year, and won the program’s The team earned two victories over a William & first-ever CAA Tournament championship to earn Mary squad that twice defeated the No. 1 team an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament in the nation, including a 1-0 victory in the CAA Earned back-to-back NCAA Tournament championship game appearances for the first time in program history Doug Hess was named the CAA Coach of the and just the second time in school history (men’s Year for a second-consecutive season, and earned basketball, 1994-96) his 100th career victory early in the season at Lehigh

Featured NSCAA Scholar All-American and First Team All-CAA and All-South Atlantic Region performer Ken Tribbett, who also would win Drexel’s John Semanik Award

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 9 Men’s Lacrosse

Won the school’s first ever CAA Championship, an 11-10 decision in triple overtime at Hofstra, Won nine straight games before falling to Denver and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the in the NCAA Quarterfinals at Delaware first time in school history Had four players (Ben McIntosh, Ryan Belka, Nick Rallied from a three-goal deficit with five minutes Saputo and Nick Trizano) named to the USILA to play to force overtime in the title game and All-America team, the most Drexel players to earn won the game on a Cole Shafer goal less than a that distinction in more than 50 years minute into the third extra period Also had five First Team All-Conference players, Stunned fourth-seeded Penn in the opening round including the CAA Player of the Year in McIntosh, of the NCAA tournament, defeating the Quakers, and two USILA Scholar All-Americans 16-11, at Franklin Field

10 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Won the Dad Vail Regatta overall team title for the second consecutive year Crew Women’s team finished third overall Won a gold medal, two silver medals at the Colonial Athletic Association and a bronze medal at Dad Vails, Championships including the women’s varsity eight’s Varsity eights won both of the City silver medal which was the best Dad Vail Championships, the Bergen and Kelly finish ever for the boat Cups, for the third-straight year Men’s team earned its third- Varsity eights won both Kerr Cups, the consecutive bid to the Intercollegiate Dr. Thomas Kerr Cup for the men and Rowing Association (IRA) National the Lela H. Kerr Cup for the women Championships held in New Jersey Won the overall points title at the Head Sr.VP Jim Tucker on the river at the Dad Vail Regatta with of the Schuylkill Regatta for the fourth- Drexel AD Eric Zillmer straight year

Women’s novice eight beat a field of 23 boats to win the Knecht Cup title

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 11 Squash

Both the men’s and women’s programs set single- season program records for victories with 11 each Women’s team finished the season ranked No. 14 Men’s team, which finished the season ranked in the nation by the Collegiate Squash Association No. 16 in the nation by the Collegiate Squash Justin Singh was named the Philadelphia Inquirer Association, earned the CSA’s Most Improved Men’s At Large Academic All-Area Performer Team award of the Year, while Kiran Vasudevan and Kaitlyn Money were each named to the newspaper’s Women’s At Large Academic All-Area Team

12 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report Men’s Basketball

Played in the NIT Season Tip-Off and advanced to the semifinals at Madison Square Garden Had its upset bid against No. 4 Arizona come up Defeated Alabama in triple overtime in the just short, 66-62, as Chris Fouch returned to his consolation game, giving the program its first-ever hometown and scored 29 points victory over a team from the SEC Defeated Rutgers and Elon in the Piscataway Region to advance to New York City

Frantz Massenat was named to the All-Tournament team along with NBA draft picks Jabari Parker, Rodney Hood, Nick Johnson and Aaron Gordon

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 13 Coach of Players of the Year the Year

Doug Chris Ben Hess Crawford McIntosh

·· Named the CAA Coach of the Year for a ··Tied a Drexel Division I record by winning three ·· One of just two Drexel lacrosse players second-consecutive season tournaments in one year in the last 40 years to be selected All- ·· Earned his 100th career head coaching ·· Fired a three-under-par 210 to earn medalist America in back-to-back seasons victory on September 12 when the honors at the Cornell Invitational in September ·· Led the Dragons to their first-ever CAA Dragons came from behind to win 2-1 at Championship and NCAA appearance ··Won tournaments on back-to-back weekends in the Lehigh spring. Shot a one-under-par 212 at White Manor ·· Recorded a hat trick in Drexel’s NCAA ·· Guided the Dragons to a second-straight in the Wildcat Invitational and followed that with a win at Penn CAA regular season crown, their first-ever victory at the Lafayette Invitational. ·· Set Drexel record for most goals in a CAA Tournament title, and back-to-back ··Was a First Team All-CAA selection and won the season with 48 NCAA Tournament berths for the first time league’s Player of the Week on four occasions in program history ·· Had five top 10 finishes as a sophomore and now has five victories in his two seasons at Drexel

14 DREXELDRAGONS.COM The 2013 U.S. Open marked the first major squash tournament to offer equal prize money to both women and men.

The U.S. Open Squash Championships will have a home in Philadelphia for the next 10 years as U.S. Squash signed a deal with Drexel University to continue hosting the tournament through 2023. US Squash At the 2013 Women’s Squash Association awards during the Women’s World Championship in Malaysia, tour players voted the 2013 U.S. Open hosted at Drexel University as the ‘Tournament of the Year.”

The world’s #1 player for both the men’s and women’s tour, Gregory Gaultier and Nicol David, will be back to defend their respective 2013 titles at the Delaware Investments 2014 U.S. Open Squash Championships. Recreational Athletics

CLUB SPORTS INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLIMBING WALL RECREATION CENTER ·· 35 teams ·· 8,543 participants ·· 8,806 total visits ·· 705,312 access swipes ··1,327 participants ·· 960 teams ··176 team building events & activities ·· 212 groups, conducted 2,961 ··146-193-14 overall competition record ··167 leagues, tournaments, & events ·· Highlight: The Crux, an annual reservations ··1,821 practices ·· Highlight: Jim Amarando, an Intramural bouldering event, held in February ··13 dance groups utilize the group saw the climbing wall packed all day exercise studios ·· 93 home competitions Student Supervisor, won a national award, the William N. Wasson Student with climbers of various skill levels ··185 different group exercise classes ·· Team of the Year: Badminton Leadership and Academic Award from competing in their respective brackets – Averaging 46 per week – Won the 2014 Yonex Northeast Collegiate Team Championships NIRSA ·· 32,999 visits in group exercise ·· Male Athlete of the Year: Josh ·· 7,655 student participants in wellness Hoornaert, Water Polo clinics & events ·· Female Athlete of the Year: Hannah ·· 359 student employees Bofinger, Field Hockey ·· Coach of the Year: Will Dampier, Judo ·· Highlight: Men’s Rugby competing in the 7’s Collegiate Rugby Championship at PPL Park ·· Highlight: Sailing competing in the EDHEC Sailing Cup in Les Sables- d’Olonne, France

16 DREXELDRAGONS.COM Drexel University Athletics Annual Report YOUNG ALUMNUS SPOTLIGHT Dennis Murray Joseph Anastasio Chair, Leadership Council Equities Sales Trading, Goldman Sachs LeBow College of Business LeBow College of Business, Class of ’79 BS in Business Administration Men’s Lacrosse Class of ’08 Wrestling

“Based on my positive “At an institution like Drexel, His time as a student-athlete you see great things… When I was formative, and he built experience of receiving first thought of giving back, I friendships and ties to the viewed this as an opportunity program that have lasted a Drexel education and to do my part and be one of the years. “Some of my teammates providers.” attended my wedding and I playing DI lacrosse, I theirs. I still connect with the Joseph Anastasio is a provider, legendary Coach Childs on and his passion is Drexel feel the AD Leadership multiple occasions throughout wrestling. He recently made a the year and that is priceless,” Council is important gift to the program: says Mr. Anastasio. to me as it enables me “It was a very easy Mr. Anastasio hopes to inspire the same team spirit and pride to give back and to decision knowing that he gained from Drexel in his fellow alumni. “I am assist Drexel Athletics proud our University has made that DU is the reason tremendous progress among in creating a better its tier-one competitors. With experience for future I am in a position to gifts like this, it will only get better — and that stays with us athletes.” give back.” for a lifetime.” Leadership Council

The Athletics Director Leadership Council is an advisory group that contributes through its membership’s leadership abilities on matters of the athletics department’s mission, aspirations, goals, and philanthropy. It is composed of:

Dennis Murray ‘79, Lacrosse, Chair Hazem Maragah Matt Hilbush ‘97, Golf, Vice-Chair Chris McKendry ‘90, Tennis Tony Bracali ‘99 Robert Mongeluzzi Bob Buckley ‘58, Baseball, MBB, Football Pat Pasquariello ‘82, Lacrosse Randy Burkert ‘82, Crew, MBB, Tennis Andrew Pennoni ‘91, Lacrosse Barry Burkholder, ‘62, ‘70 Rob Powelson Jon Corle ‘70 Stan Silverman ‘69, ‘74 John Daskalakis ‘63, Lacrosse, Football Lee Stevens ‘74, Soccer, Lacrosse Sarah Grogan ‘07, ‘10, Women’s Crew Vince Vidas ‘59, ‘64, MBB, Lacrosse, Football Chris Jones ‘04, ‘06, Wrestling

Drexel University Athletics Annual Report 17 Athletic Director ($5,000+) Allied-Barton Security Services Dougherty Electric, Inc. Dennis J. Murray ‘79 American Cargo Express, Inc. Toni & James F. Downey, CPA ‘79 P. Agnes, Inc. Joseph Robert Anastasio ‘08 E. P. Guidi, Inc. Patrick S. Pasquariello III ‘82 Aqua Charitable Trust Friday Architects/Planners, Inc. Pennoni Associates, Inc. Loretta & David M. Bassion ‘89 Gilbane Building Company Matthew Aaron Pestronk ‘01 Bernadette Clunan Biasi ‘64 & Patricia & Richard Grobman ‘85 Craig J. Sabatino ‘84 Edward T. Biasi ‘63 ‘71 Theresa Morrissey Hilbush ‘96 ‘00 & James Sacherman Bluestone Communications, Inc. Matthew Hilbush, P.E. ‘97 Sacherman Fund Randall S. Burkert ‘82 Hunter Roberts Construction Group Paul A. Shaeffer ‘78 David L. Carreon ‘82 Intech Construction, Inc. Michele & Andrew Stockel Albert T. Chadwick Japan Lacrosse Association Betsy A. Schneck ‘63 A.T. Chatwick Co., Inc. Robert Andrew Johnstone ‘89 Manuel N. Stamatakis HD ‘05 CME Benefits Consulting George F. Krall, Jr. ‘58 HD ‘14 James R. Tucker Community Health Systems Lumina Foundation for Education August Van Dessel, Jr. Professional Services Corporation The Maguire Foundation Judith, ‘56 & Vincent G. Vidas ‘59 ‘64 DBA Post Brothers Apartments Hazem Maragah, Ph.D. Stephen L. Wanner ‘92 Eileen M. & Michelle Lee Maslowski ‘01 ‘03 William C. Whitmore, Jr. Nicholas DeBenedictis ‘68 ‘69 HD ‘87 Robert J. Mongeluzzi, Esq.

Donors Hall of Fame ($2,500-$4,999) Aberdeen Asset Management, Inc. Phillip A. Goss, Jr. ‘05 Jay C. Overcash ‘02 All Risk, Inc. Sarah Grogan ‘97 ‘10 & Palomino Roofing Company, LLC A.P. Construction, Inc. Alan C. Fody ‘10 Andrew J. Pennoni, P.E. ‘91 Baltimore Community Foundation Samuel Grossi & Sons, Inc. Annette C. & Bergen County’s United Way Hahnemann University Hospital, Inc. C. R. Pennoni ‘63 ‘66 HD ‘92 Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Cheryl A. & Mark Kleuser Phoenix Contractors, Inc. Joseph A. Campbell, Ed.D. Landmark University City, LLC Tina Richardson, Ph.D. Carr & Duff, Inc. Dan Lepore & Sons Co. Fred C. Rummel Foundation Component Assembly Systems, Inc. Alfred H. Link ‘53 Steven R. Sher, Esq. Margaret & Charles V. Creighton, CLU, ChFC Kevin J. Loftus ‘87 David R. Stec CFA, CBOE, DPM ‘02 John A. Daskalakis, Sr. ‘63 Loftus Construction, Inc. TD Bank, N.A. John and Cina Daskalakis Family Fund Jeniffer L. MacNeill ‘97 ‘99 Tozour Energy Systems, Inc. Denise E. Dillon Michelle B. ‘82 & Cameron J. UNICCO Service Company Dan Dirscherl Mactavish, AIA ‘87 ‘04 Charles J. Vincent, P.E. ‘57 Drexel eLearning, Inc. Madison Concrete Construction Voith & Mactavish Architects Kimberly A. Dutrow Gary R. Marshall Elizabeth G. & DVL Group, Inc. Mayfield Site Contractors, Inc. Randolph H. Waterfield, Jr. ‘55 Saul Ewing LLP Christine McKendry Andrade ‘90 Wexford Science and Technology, LLC James O. Flint, Jr. Mikki Danee Miller ‘01 Winner Ford of Cherry Hill Cara & John A. Fry Murray, Devine & Company, Inc. Larry A. Wittig CPA ‘72 ‘75 Rita E. LaRue Gollotti ‘97 & Andrew O’Donnell Eric A. Zillmer, Psy.D. Bernard D. Gollotti Kathleen & Dennis O’Malley

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Men’s Lacrosse in Japan The Dragons men’s lacrosse team participated in the Friendship Games in Tokyo, Japan, a trip that came just after the team’s appearance in the NCAA Quarterfinals. Represented as a “goodwill tour,” the Drexel trip included matches against the Tokyo Representative Team and the Japanese National Team, as well as a lacrosse clinic and scrimmage matches. By staying with host families, team members had the opportunity to experience real Japanese culture through sightseeing trips around Tokyo.

Women’s Crew in England Drexel’s women’s varsity crew squad took their second trip to London, England, to vie for the Sports Council Cup, the highest award of the Henley Women’s Regatta, along with more than 1,000 competitors from around the world. Held in the town of Henley, the race pits two boats against each other in a straight shot down a segment of the River Thames.

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