Men’s Lacrosse NAZARETH COLLEGE 2008 MEDIA GUIDE

Nazareth College, Rochester, N.Y. Men’s Lacrosse College Information Table of Contents Location ...... 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618 Nazareth College Athletics/ Main Telephone Number ...... (585). 389-2525 Men’s Lacrosse Quick Facts...... Page 1 Enrollment ...... 2,000 (undergraduate) Staff Directory ...... Page 2 Founded ...... 1924 by the Sisters of St . Joseph Head Coach Rob Randall ...... Page 3 President ...... Daan. Braveman Assistant Coaches / Year by Year Records...... Page 4 Nickname ...... Golden Flyers Colors ...... Purple. and Gold 2008 Season Preview...... Page. 5-6 Affiliations ...... NCAA Division III, ECAC 2008 Roster...... Page 7 Home Field (capacity) ...... G. olden Flyer Stadium (2,200) 2008 Returning Players ...... Page 8-12 Athletic Director ...... Peter. Bothner 2008 Newcomers ...... Page 14-16 Office Phone ...... (585). 389-2196 Empire 8 Conference...... Page 17 E-mail ...... pbothne4@naz .edu Athletic Office Coordinator ...... L. yndsay Thomas Season Review...... Page 18 Office Phone ...... (585). 389-2186 2007 Game Summaries...... Page 19-20 E-mail ...... lthomas4@naz .edu 2007 Results and Statistics...... Page 21 Head Athletic Trainer ...... Adrienne. Jester 2008 Opponent Profiles...... Page 22-24 Office Phone ...... (585). 389-2838 E-mail ...... ajester4@naz .edu Golden Flyers vs . All Opponents...... Page 25 Assistant Athletic Trainers ...... Beth Abegglen, Mike Fahy Golden Flyers in Post Season Play...... Page 25 Assistant Athletic Director / Sports Information Director ...... Joe Seil Golden Flyer Records...... Page 26-28 Office Phone ...... (585). 389-2452 Honors and Awards...... Page 29-30 Office Fax ...... (585). 389-2188 Year by Year Results ...... Page 31-33 E-mail ...... jseil2@naz. .edu Web Address ...... www. .nazathletics .com Sponsors and Donors...... Page 34-37 Admissions Office ...... (585). 389-2860 History and Information...... Page 38 Financial Aid Office ...... (585). 389-2310 Conference ...... E. mpire 8 Nazareth Men’s lacrosse 2008 is a production of the Empire 8 Commissioner ...... Chuck Mitrano Nazareth Athletic Department . Office Phone ...... (585) 581-0834 Special thanks to Kiel Sick . For further information, contact Joe E-mail ...... cmitrano@empire8 .com Seil at (585) 389-2452 or at Empire 8 SID ...... Tim. Farrell jseil2@naz .edu . E-mail ...... tfarrell@empire8 .com Web Address ...... www. .empire8 .com Front cover: mark Kanellis Head Coach ...... Rob Randall (Nazareth, ‘88) steve cutia Record at Nazareth ...... 94-23 (7 seasons) john Hanss Career Head Coaching Record ...... 137-55. (12 seasons) ghosted Image: Office Phone ...... (585). 389-2194 Matt Aloi E-mail ...... rrandal5@naz .edu DESIGN & LAYOUT: Assistant Coaches ...... Ryan Martin, Jeff Mangini, Francis Donald Team Captains ...... Matt. Aloi, Steve Cutia, John Hanss, Mark Kanellis Main College Number: Press Box Phone: Players returning/lost ...... 21/19 (585) 389-2951 2007 Overall Record ...... 16-3. (585) 389-2525 2007 Empire 8 Record/Finish ...... 6-1/2nd. Athletic Office Fax: Press Box Fax: 2007 Post-Season . . .Won Empire 8 Tournament, lost in NCAA quarterfinals (585) 389-2839 (585) 389-2950 NCAA Tournament Appearances (17) . 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 Sports Info Fax: Sports Hotline: . . . 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 (585) 389-2188 (585) 389-2095 NCAA Championships (3) ...... 1992, 1996, 1997 Overall Record ...... 271-63,. .811 (22 seasons) & Phone Numbers

1—TOC/college info 2007-08 Nazareth staff directory

Beth Abegglen Sue Behme Peter Bothner Terese Bouchard toby Brown jack Carpenter Assistant Women’s Director of Athletics Equestrian coach associate men’s Women’s Athletic Trainer lacrosse coach pbothne4@naz .edu tboucha3@naz .edu basketball Coach Softball Coach babeggl6@naz edu. sbehme9@naz .edu 389-2196 389-2195 tbrown9@naz .edu jcarpen9@naz .edu 389-2838 389-2835 389-2193 389-2936

Marty Coddington Mike Daley Michael Fa h y Danny Gilbertson devin Gotham Adrienne Jester Men’s & Women’s Assistant Athletic Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach women’s HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER, Golf Coach Director & Men’s Athletic Trainer basketball coach ASST . ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, dgilber5@naz .edu SR . WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR mcoddin6@naz .edu Basketball Coach mfahy8@naz .edu dgotham6@naz .edu 389-2191 ajester4@naz .edu 389-2851 mdaley8@naz .edu 389-2838 389-2190 389-2838 389-2814

Scott Love GailMann dave Marsh ryan Martin mikePalermo RobRandall Cross Country, Women’s Soccer Coach diving Coach Assistant Men’s Equipment Men’s Track & Field Coach gmann8@naz edu. dmarsh3@naz .edu Lacrosse Coach Room Manager Lacrosse Coach Director of Intramurals elove9@naz edu. 389-2813 389-2198 mpalerm6@naz .edu rrandal5@naz .edu 389-2852 rmartin3@naz .edu 389-2837 389-2194 389-2858

Joe Seil Martie Staser lyndsay Thomas ANDREA Tut in o PaulWaida calW ick en s Assistant Athletic Men’s & Women’s Athletic Office Field Hockey Coach Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Director/SID Swimming Coach Coordinator atutino0@naz .edu Tennis Coach Volleyball Coach jseil2@naz edu. mstaser3@naz .edu lthomas4@naz .edu 389-2199 pwaida7@naz .edu cwicken0@naz .edu 389-2452 389-2198 389-2195 389-2853 389-2189

2007-2008 staff directory—2 head coach Men’s Lacrosse head coach Rob Randall Now in his eighth season as head Hartwick, 18-7 . They won playoff games over Stevens Tech (13-10) coach of the Golden Flyers’ men’s and Cortland (14-7) before losing at Middlebury . lacrosse team, Rob Randall has worked Randall was a logical choice to replace Nelson as coach since he diligently to carry on the program’s played at Nazareth in 1987 and was an assistant coach for three successful tradition . seasons in the 1990s . He was on the staff in 1992 when the Randall took on the Nazareth Golden Flyers won their first national title . lacrosse coaching challenge in 2001, A native of Rochester, Randall spent the 2000 season as head succeeding Nazareth Sports Hall of coach at SUNY Geneseo . His coaching experience also includes a Famer Scott Nelson, who won 177 four-year stint as head coach at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, games and three national titles in 15 seasons . Conn . and three seasons as a Division I assistant coach at the u .S . Randall’s determined focus and attention to detail have been key Military Academy at West Point . ingredients in enabling the Golden Flyers to maintain their status At Sacred Heart, Randall, like Nelson, started from scratch, building among the elite teams in Division iii . a program that would eventually be ranked fourth nationally in Nazareth has made five NCAA Tournament appearances in Division ii . Randall’s seven seasons and made a trip to the Division III He compiled a record of 41-20 in his four seasons there and twice championship game in 2004 . In 2005, Randall had the Golden was a finalist for Division II Coach of the Year honors . His 1996 Flyers once again on the brink of a national championship game team won the ECAC Division II title . appearance, but Nazareth lost a close game at Middlebury in the Division III semifinals . In ‘06, Nazareth finished 12-4 and scored As a player, Randall was a starting attackman and was named the decisive wins over Oneonta and Ithaca to win the ECAC Upstate Golden Flyers’ offensive most valuable player in 1987, Nazareth’s Championship . In ‘07, Nazareth gained an automatic berth by second season of intercollegiate competition . He had 48 points on winning the Empire 8 Conference Tournament, then defeated 18 goals and a team-best 30 assists . Geneseo in convincing fashion, 15-5, in the opening round of the Randall was a scholastic standout at Irondequoit High School and NCAA Tournament . The Golden Flyers’ season ended with a tough went on to earn junior college All-America honors at Herkimer 9-6 loss to Wesleyan in the national quarterfinals . County Community College before enrolling at Nazareth . Randall’s seven-year Nazareth record of 94-23 ( .803) includes a He earned a degree in sociology from Nazareth in 1988 and a school-record 16 victories in 2004 and 2007 . He has been named Master of Arts degree in teaching from Sacred Heart . Empire 8 Conference Coach of the Year three times -- in 2001, In addition to coaching lacrosse at Nazareth, Randall oversees 2003 and 2007 . Last season, he also was selected to coach the game management operations during the fall and winter sports North squad in the annual North-South Senior all-star game in seasons . During the summer he will operate the popular Nazareth Baltimore . College Lacrosse Camp . This year’s camp is July 7-11, 2008 . The Golden Flyers won their first 15 games for Randall in 2001, Nazareth also will operate a camp for the first time in Indianapolis before falling to Middlebury in the national semifinals . from June 16-20 . Then after a somewhat disappointing season -- by Nazareth Randall resides in Rochester with his wife, Barbara; daughter, lacrosse standards -- in 2002 when the Golden Flyers finished Carly; and son, Brett . 9-5 and missed the NCAA playoffs for the first time in 12 years, Randall steered the program back in the right direction in 2003 as the Golden Flyers finished 12-4 overall and captured the Empire 8 Conference championship with a thrilling 12-11 double overtime victory over Ithaca . In 2004, after tough regular-season road losses at Cortland and Ithaca, the Golden Flyers regrouped in time to avenge both defeats come playoff time . A 7-5 win at Ithaca enabled Nazareth to win the Empire 8 Conference title for the second year in a row, and a 10-8 win at Cortland in the national quarterfinals set up a semifinal matchup at Middlebury . Nazareth won at Middlebury, 12-8, snapping the Panthers’ 45-game home-field winning streak and earning the Golden Flyers a trip to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium to meet Salisbury in the national championship game . Nazareth’s season ended there with a 13-9 loss . In 2005, the Golden Flyers also seemed to peak at playoff time following tough regular-season losses to RIT and Ithaca . Nazareth was forced to go on the road for the Empire 8 Tournament and the Golden Flyers secured the conference’s automatic berth to rob randall | has been named Empire 8 Conference Coach the NCAA Tournament with decisive wins at Ithaca, 14-4, and at of the Year three timeS .

3—head coach Men’s Lacrosse A S S i s T a n t C O A C H E S Assistant Coach Ryan Martin Assistant Coach Jeff Mangini Back for his second season as a full- On the heels of a fine four-year playing time assistant coach for the Golden career with the Golden Flyers, Jeff Mangini Flyers, Ryan Martin has a strong lacrosse returns this spring for his second season background as both a player and as a as a part-time assistant coach . coach . A native of Freeport, Maine, Mangini Martin was an assistant coach at graduated from Nazareth in 2006 with Rensselaer in 2006 before being a degree in Social Science . appointed at Nazareth later that fall . He He was one of the Golden Flyers’ captains is also enrolled in Nazareth’s Master of in 2006 and was an honorable mention Science in Management program . All-America selection as a defensive midfielder . In addition, he was A native of Amherst, Mass ., Martin served as the Red Hawks’ defensive chosen as a first-team Empire 8 Conference all-star . He also was an coordinator and helped organize recruiting in ‘06 . The Red Hawks honorable mention all-E8 choice in 2004 . finished 7-10 overall and 4-2 in the Liberty League . Mangini finished second on the team with 46 ground balls in ‘06 and he Martin also has experience as an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney also contributed four goals as Nazareth finished 12-4 and won the ECAC College in Virginia in 2005 and as an instructor at the Powell Brothers Upstate Championship . Lacrosse Academy for three summers . Mangini played four seasons of lacrosse at Freeport High School in As a player, Martin was a standout at Ithaca College, graduating in Maine . He was the recipient of all-conference and team leadership 2003 with a degree in Business Administration . awards . He also competed in soccer and hockey . He was a four-year member of the Bombers’ lacrosse team and was Mangini works as a substitute teacher at the Norman Howard School team captain for two seasons . He earned All-America honors in 2002 in Rochester and is enrolled in Nazareth’s Master of Science in and 2003 as the team’s starting goalie and was named Empire 8 Management program . Conference Player of the Year in ‘02 . Assistant Coach Francis Donald Year Won lOST Head Coach Post-season A four-year standout for the Golden Flyers 1986 8 3 Scott Nelson as a defensive midfielder, Francis Donald 1987 8 5 Scott Nelson is back for his first season as a part-time 1988 11 3 Scott Nelson nCAA Quarterfinalist assistant coach . 1989 11 5 Scott Nelson nCAA Semifinalist A native of Dallas, Texas, Donald 1990 11 5 Scott Nelson ECAC Champions graduated from Nazareth in 2007 with a 1991 12 2 Scott Nelson nCAA Semifinalist degree in Business Administration . 1992 14 1 Scott Nelson NCAA Champions As a player, Donald was a defensive 1993 10 3 Scott Nelson nCAA Semifinalist standout who was a three-time Empire 8 1994 12 2 Scott Nelson nCAA Semifinalist Conference all-star selection, including a first-team selection in 2006 . 1995 14 1 Scott Nelson NCAA Finalist He was an honorable mention All-American selection in 2005 and in 1996 15 0 Scott Nelson NCAA Champions 2007 competed in the annual North-South Senior all-star game . 1997 13 3 Scott Nelson NCAA Champions 1998 13 3 Scott Nelson NCAA Finalist Donald was team captain in 2006 and 2007 in helping Nazareth to the 1999 12 3 Scott Nelson NCAA First Round ECAC title in ‘06 and an NCAA quarterfinal appearance in ‘07 . Nazareth 2000 13 1 Scott Nelson nCAA Semifinalist posted a 58-13 record in his four seasons as a player . 2001 15 1 Rob Randall NCAA Semifinalist Donald played scholastically at St . Mark’s School in Dallas where he 2002 9 5 Rob Randall earned all-state and all-district honors as a defensive midfielder . 2003 12 4 Rob Randall nCAA Quarterfinalist 2004 16 3 Rob Randall NCAA Finalist 2005 14 3 Rob Randall NCAA Semifinalist manager 2006 12 4 Rob Randall ECAC Champions Brian Graham 2007 16 3 Rob Randall nCAA Quarterfinalist TOTAL 271 63 Coach Years Record Pct Scott Nelson, 1986-2000 15 177-40 .816 Rob Randall, 2001-present 7 94-23 .803 Total, 1986-2007 22 271-63 .811 YEAR BY YEAR Records

assistant coaches—4 2008 season previewMen’s Lacrosse NAZARETH LACROSSE 2008 : youth movement for the golden flyers

When you lose five of your top six of the Golden Flyers, “but that’s really Also departed from last year’s 16-3 scorers, including a pair of first-team All- no different than any other year .” national quarterfinal team is goalie Americans, it’s pretty easy to expect the Patrick Mullin, who started all 19 games Even though there are question marks worst for the Nazareth men’s lacrosse in 2007 and produced a .595 save at just about every position, Randall team for 2008 . percentage . believes the Golden Flyers possess an Even though parity has taken its toll exciting balance of youth and talent to In 2008, it will be important for fans somewhat on the Golden Flyers’ status be as competitive as ever . to pick up a game program since the as a Division III superpower, head coach Golden Flyers’ roster will feature 23 Graduation gutted the Golden Flyers’ Rob Randall has never been one to freshmen, many of whom will have an roster and took with it more than 62 conform to that manner of thinking . opportunity to contribute immediately . percent of the offense, including the “There’s no question that we lost a lot lethal midfield-attack duo of Chad Randall will likely construct his offense and that we need some guys to step Amidon and Ryan Hotaling, first-team around sophomore attackman Erinn up,” said Randall, who brings a 94-23 All-Americans both who combined for O’Hara, the Empire 8 Rookie of the Year record into his eighth season as coach 71 goals . in 2007 who delivered 38 points on 24 goals and 14 assists last season .

Other experienced attackmen include senior captain Steve Cutia (10 goals last season); junior Brian Lissner; and sophomores Mark DeCirce, John Manion and Joe Valasiadis .

There are several first-year candidates who will vie for playing time as well, including Joe Jacobs-Ferderbar, Tim Kelley, Doug Milano-Johnson, Matt Morrissey and Adam Nauerth .

At midfield, the loss of the do-everything Amidon creates a cavernous gap that Randall hopes to close with several solid players .

The most experienced candidates are seniors Matt Aloi, Aaron Civalier and Mark Kanellis . Aloi and Civalier posted identical 16-goal, four-assist seasons in 2007 and will be looked to for additional leadership in 2008 .

Kanellis and junior Alex Cole are the Golden Flyers’ best short-stick defenders, a role that earned Kanellis honorable mention all-conference Senior | midfielder Matt Aloi had 16 goals and four assists for the Golden Flyers recognition in ‘07 . in 2007 .

5—season preview Men’s Lacrosse 2008 season preview NAZARETH LACROSSE 2008 : youth movement for the golden flyers

There’s no question that we lost a lot and we need some “ guys to step up . . . said Randall, who brings a 94-23 record into his eighth season as coach of the gOlden Flyers, but that’s really no different than any other yeAR . -- He ad coach R ob ra n da l l ”

Other experienced middies are juniors Mike Cummings, Sean Dennison and Chris Law and sophomores Joe Trinca and Jay Willmes .

Included in the vast mixture of first-year players who could contribute are freshmen Brendan Byer, Scott Castle, Mike Centra, R .J . Gringeri, Kyle McLean, Brandon O’Toole, Jonathan Reader, Corey Remoli, Joel Tully and Jarred Wells .

The departure of Mullin created an opportunity to inherit the starting goalie duties for sophomore Todd Dermody, who appeared in only three games in 2007 .

Senior Anthony Desimone and freshman Eric Schuettenberg are the other goalies . Senior John Hanss has the most defensive experience and could take turns at midfield and close defense in 2008 . Junior Nick Lucarelli and sophomores Kyle Brown and Brian O’Donnell are among the contenders for starting roles .

First-year players are Dan Devery, Justin Flessa, Adam Fox, Turner Harris, Matt MacEachern, Brian Orr and Paul Van Thof .

“We’re very young, there’s no question about that,” said Randall, who will be assisted by Ryan Martin, Jeff Mangini and Francis Donald . “I’m excited to see how we develop .” Senior | John Hanss is the Golden Flyers’ most experienced long-stick defendeR .

season preview—6 Numerical Alphabetical # nAMe Pos Yr Ht wt h High school/hometown # nAMe POS . 1 Aaron Civalier* M SR . 6-3 190 Penfield/Rochester, NY 4 Matt Aloi* M 2 Mike Cummings* M JR . 5-9 175 Elmira Notre Dame/Elmira, NY 33 Kyle Brown* D 3 Anthony Desimone* g SR . 5-5 160 Immaculate Heart Central/Clayton, NY 15 Brendan Byer M 4 Matt Aloi* M SR . 5-11 180 Jamesville-DeWitt/Jamesville, NY 19 Scott Castle M 5 Mark Kanellis* M SR . 5-8 165 Cortland/Cortland, NY 20 Mike Centra M 6 Steve Cutia* A SR . 5-8 165 Cortland/Cortland, NY 1 Aaron Civalier* M 7 Brian Lissner* A JR . 6-0 180 e . Syracuse-Minoa/East Syracuse, NY 26 Alex Cole* D 8 R .J . Gringeri M fR . 6-2 180 Geneva/Geneva, NY 2 Mike Cummings* M 9 nick Lucarelli* D JR . 6-1 190 Elmira Notre Dame/Elmira, NY 6 Steve Cutia* A 10 Joe Jacobs-Ferderbar A fR . 6-0 175 Orchard Park/Orchard Park, NY 12 Mark DeCirce* A 11 Jay Willmes* M SO . 6-0 180 Webster Schroeder/Webster, NY 21 Sean Dennison* M 12 Mark DeCirce* A SO . 5-7 160 Binghamton/Binghamton, NY 35 Todd Dermody* g 14 Jarred Wells M fR . 5-8 165 Chenango Forks/Port Crane, NY 3 Anthony Desimone* g 15 Brendan Byer M fR . 5-11 185 Seaholm/Birmingham, MI 44 Dan Devery D 17 Matt MacEachern D fR . 6-2 175 Troy/Troy, MI 32 Justin Flessa DM 18 Brian O’Donnell* M SO . 6-2 180 Bethlehem/Delmar, NY 25 Adam Fox D 19 Scott Castle M fR . 5-11 170 Skaneateles/Skaneateles, NY 8 R .J . Gringeri M 20 Mike Centra M fR . 5-10 155 Jamesville-DeWitt/DeWitt, NY 46 John Hanss* DM 21 Sean Dennison* M JR . 5-10 180 Fairfield Prep/Redding, CT 39 Turner Harris A 22 Corey Remoli M fR . 5-11 175 Voorhees/Asbury, NJ 10 Joe Jacobs-Ferderbar A 23 Doug Milano-Johnson A fR . 6-2 180 Pittsford Sutherland/Pittsford, NY 5 Mark Kanellis* M 24 Adam Nauerth A fR . 6-1 190 Brockport/Brockport, NY 45 Tim Kelley A-M 25 Adam Fox D fR . 6-2 200 Westford Academy/Westford, MA 36 Chris Law* M 26 Alex Cole* D JR . 6-0 190 Indian Hill/Cincinnati, OH 7 Brian Lissner* A 27 Kyle McLean M fR . 6-0 175 Bayport Blue Point/Bayport, NY 9 nick Lucarelli* D 28 John Manion* A SO . 6-1 185 Geneva/Geneva, NY 17 Matt MacEachern D 29 Joel Tully M fR . 5-7 165 Notre Dame Prep/Scottsdale, AZ 28 John Manion* A 30 Brandon O’Toole M fR . 5-6 160 Canterbury/Punta Gorda, FL 27 Kyle McLean M 31 Joe Trinca* M SO . 5-10 175 C .W . Baker/Baldwinsville, NY 23 Doug Milano-Johnson A 32 Justin Flessa DM fR . 6-0 180 Loomis Chaffee/Walpole, NH 34 Matt Morrissey A 33 Kyle Brown* D SO . 6-2 185 Catonsville/Baltimore, MD 24 Adam Nauerth A 34 Matt Morrissey A fR . 5-8 150 Mount Anthony/Bennington, VT 43 eRinn O’Hara* A 35 Todd Dermody* G SO . 6-3 230 Newfield/Selden, NY 18 Brian O’Donnell* M 36 Chris Law* M JR . 5-9 180 Catonsville/Catonsville, MD 38 Brian Orr D 37 eRic Schuettenberg g fR . 6-2 180 Fayetteville-Manlius/Manlius, NY 30 Brandon O’Toole M 38 Brian Orr D fR . 5-10 160 malden catholic/Medford, MA 47 Jonathan Reader M 39 Turner Harris A fR . 6-3 180 Cy-Fair/Cypress, TX 22 Corey Remoli M 40 Paul Van Thof D fR . 5-11 200 Penfield/Penfield, NY 37 eRic Schuettenberg g 41 Joe Valasiadis* A SO . 5-10 160 North Shore/Glen Head, NY 31 Joe Trinca* M 43 eRinn O’Hara* A SO . 6-1 190 Salisbury, CT/Camillus, NY 29 Joel Tully M 44 Dan Devery D fR . 6-4 220 W . Windsor-Plainsboro/Princeton Jctn, NJ 41 Joe Valasiadis* A 45 Tim Kelley M fR . 5-8 160 Christian Brothers ACAD ./Syracuse, NY 40 Paul Van Thorf D 46 John Hanss* DM JR . 5-8 175 Irondequoit/Rochester, NY 14 Jarred Wells M 47 Jonathan Reader M fR . 5-7 175 Episcopal School of Dallas/Dallas, TX 11 Jay Willmes* M HEAD COACH: Rob Randall, 8th season *returning players ASSISTANT COACHES: Ryan Martin, Jeff Mangini, Francis Donald CAPTAINS: Matt Aloi, Steve Cutia, John Hanss, Mark Kanellis PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Aaron Civalier Siv-a-LEER MANAGER: Brian Graham Steve Cutia Coo-TIE-uh Anthony Desimone des-i-MONE Mark DeCirce di-SERSE R .J . Gringeri GRIN-jair-ee Nick Lucarelli LOO-ca-rel-ee Matt MacEachern Mc-KACK-earn Adam Nauerth NORTH Corey Remoli REM-o-lee Eric Schuettenberg SHOO-ten-berg Joe Valasiadis va-LA-see-ah-dis

7—2008 complete roster Men’s Lacrosse returning players #1 SENIOR #2 JUNIOR #3 SENIOR

AARON Civalier MIKECummings ANTHONYDesimone Business Administration major . . . son of David and Business Administration major . . . son of John Scott and Nursing major . . . son of Thomas and Ruth Desimone, Patricia Civalier, ROCHESTER, NY . . . returning for his Mary Cummings, ELMIRA, NY . . . returning for his third CLAYTON, NY . . . returning for his fourth season, fourth season, Civalier enjoyed a break-out season in season, Cummings appeared in eight games for the Desimone appeared in four games for Nazareth in 2007 2007 as he appeared in all 19 games and recorded Golden Flyers in 2007 and recorded three goals and and made three saves . . . 2006: appeared in two games 16 goals and four assists . . . recorded three goals one assist . . . recorded his first career goal in season- and made two saves . . . SCHOLASTIC: Desimone is a in Nazareth’s victories over Geneseo in the NCAA opening win over Gordon (2/24/07) . . . also scored in graduate of Immaculate Heart Central in Watertown, Tournament (5/12/07) and RIT in the semifinals of the wins over Elmira (3/31/07) and Keuka (4/17/07) . . . where he excelled in soccer and lacrosse . . . played Empire 8 Tournament (4/27/07) . . . also scored twice 2006: appeared in seven games and had two ground goalie in lacrosse and was an Onondaga High School each in wins at Hartwick (4/7/07) and at St . John Fisher balls . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Elmira Notre Dame, League all-star . . . earned honorable mention honors as a (4/24/07) . . . 2006: Civalier was limited to seven games Cummings played four years of varsity lacrosse for Coach defender in soccer . due to injury . . . scored goals in wins over Springfield Steve Hoffman . . . a two-year team captain, Cummings and Clarkson . . . 2005: appeared in 14 games and was a two-time first team Section Four all-star and was Year gP/Min Sv/Pct gA/Avg had three goals and two assists . . . scored a goal in a second team all-star during his sophomore year . . . 2006 2/19 2/ .500 2/6 .32 Nazareth’s 14-4 win at Ithaca in the first round of the named team MVP in ‘04 and ‘05 . . . finished his career Empire 8 Tournament 4/29/05 . . . had an assist against with 203 points on 159 goals and 44 assists . 2007 4/32 3/ .429 4/7 .48 Stevens Tech in Nazareth’s 13-10 win in the NCAA Total 6/51 5/ .455 6/7 .06 Tournament (5/14/05) . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate Year GP g-A--PTS . gB of Penfield High School, Aaron is the younger brother 2006 7 0-0--0 2 of Adam ‘98 and Alex ‘06, each of whom played for Nazareth . . . played three seasons of varsity lacrosse for 2007 8 3-1--4 2 Coach Mark Rice and was a two-time first-team Totals 15 3-1--4 4 Monroe County League all-star . . . helped team to league title and sectional finals in ‘04 . . . competed in Empire State Games in 2003 . . . also played football and basketball . SENIOR Year GP g-A--PTS . gB # Health Sciences major . . . son of Jerry and Mary Beth 2005 14 3-2--5 20 4 Aloi, JAMESVILLE, NY . . . team captain . . . returning for his fourth season, Aloi appeared in all 19 games 2006 7 2-0--2 6 in 2007 and recorded 16 goals and four assists while 2007 19 16-4--20 33 collecting 35 ground balls . . . equaled a career-best Totals 40 21-6--27 59 with four goals each in wins over Gordon (2/24/07) and Alfred (4/11/07) . . . also scored goals at Ithaca in the Empire 8 championship game (4/29/07) and against Geneseo (5/12/07) in the NCAA Tournament . . . 2006: played in 14 games and delivered 10 goals and two assists with 37 ground balls . . . missed the ECAC Tournament after suffering a broken thumb against RIT 4/28/06 . . . had four goals in a 15-6 win Nazareth College at Elmira 4/1/06 . . . also scored three times against St . John Fisher 4/25/06 . . . 2005: appeared in all 17 Sports Hotline: games and had 15 points on 10 goals and five assists . . . scored two goals in Nazareth’s win at St . John (585) 389-2095 MATT Fisher 4/18/05 and had goals in NCAA playoff games On the world wide web: against Stevens Tech and Middlebury . . . SCHOLASTIC: Aloi a graduate of Jamesville-DeWitt near Syracuse, Aloi www .nazathletics .com Year GP g-A--PTS . gB played three seasons of varsity lacrosse there . . . was 2005 17 10-5--15 11 a two-time first-team Onondaga League all-star and a 2006 14 10-2--12 37 first-team Central New York all-star in 2004 . . . helped follow the team to league and regional titles in 2003 and runner- 2007 19 16-4--20 35 Golden Flyers up finish in state tournament . . . also competed in Totals 50 36-11--47 83 football and indoor track .

RETURNING PLAYERS—8 returning players Men’s Lacrosse #5 SENIOR #6 SENIOR #7 JUNIOR

MARK Kanellis STEVE Cutia BRIANLissner Business Administration major . . . son of Michael and Speech Pathology major . . . son of Fred and Lisa Cutia, Business Administration major . . . son of Gregg and Carol Kanellis, CORTLAND, NY . . . team captain . . . CORTLAND, NY . . . team captain . . . returning for his Karen Lissner, East Syracuse, NY . . . returning for his returning for his fourth season, Kanellis appeared in fourth season, Cutia played in all 19 games and recorded third season, Lissner appeared in 11 games in 2007 and 19 games in 2007 and earned Empire 8 Conference 10 goals and seven assists . . . had a career-best four recorded six goals and six assists . . . scored a career-high honorable mention honors as a short-stick specialist points (one goal, three assists) in Nazareth’s season- three goals against Elmira (3/31/07) and recorded first . . . recorded five goals and two assists . . . scored a goal opening win over Gordon (2/24/07) . . . also scored career goal against Gordon (2/24/07) . . . 2006: missed against Ithaca in the Empire 8 Conference championship twice each against Geneseo (3/10/07) and St . John the season after undergoing reconstructive knee surgery game (4/29/07) . . . 2006: played in 13 games and Fisher (4/24/07) . . . 2006: played in 12 games and . . . 2005: contributed one assist in three games . . . contributed two goals and one assist . . . one of his goals contributed five goals and four assists . . . had two goals SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of East Syracuse-Minoa High came in the Golden Flyers’ 8-7 overtime win at Cortland and one assist against Alfred 4/12/06 . . . also scored School, Lissner played two seasons of varsity lacrosse 3/29/06 . . . 2005: Kanellis played in eight games and twice in ECAC Tournament win over Oneonta 5/12/06 there . . . earned second-team Onondaga League all-star went 9-for-24 on face-offs and had five ground balls ...... 2005: appeared in five games and scored twice . . . honors as an attackman in 2004 . . . helped team win SCHOLASTIC: Kanellis is a graduate of Cortland High SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Cortland High School, Section Three title in ‘04 . School, where he excelled in football and lacrosse . . . Cutia competed in lacrosse, football, and wrestling . . . Year GP g-A--PTS . gB played three seasons of varsity lacrosse and earned first- was a two-time first-team Onondaga League all-star team Onondaga League all-star honors in 2004 while selection in both lacrosse and football . . . helped 2005 3 0-1--1 2 leading team to league title . . . was an honorable mention lacrosse team to Onondaga League title in 2004 . . . 2007 11 6-6--12 10 choice in 2003 . . . played two seasons of varsity football recipient of math award . as a safety/running back . . . was a two-time first-team Totals 14 6-7--13 12 Onondaga League all-star and the team’s defensive MVP Year GP g-A--PTS . gB in 2003 . . . was a member of National Honor Society . . . 2005 5 2-0-2 2 older brother Greg Kanellis graduated in 2006 . 2006 12 5-4-9 12 Year gP g-A--PTS . gB fACeoffs 2007 19 10-7-17 14 2005 8 0-0--0 5 9-24, .375 Totals 36 17-11-28 28 2006 13 2-1--3 5 2007 19 5-2--7 21 Total 40 7-3--10 31 9-24, .375

senior | Mark Kanellis earned Empire 8 Conference honorable mention honors as a short-stick specialiST .

9—RETURNING PLAYERS Men’s Lacrosse returning players #9 JUNIOR #11 SOPHOMORE #12 SOPHOMORE

NICK Lucarelli JAYWillmes MARKDeCirce Business Administration major . . . son of Albert and Business Administration major . . . son of Harold and Business Administration major . . . son of Dave and Elizabeth Lucarelli, ELMIRA, NY . . . returning for his third Julie Willmes, WEBSTER, NY . . . returning for his second Martha DeCirce, BINGHAMTON, NY . . . DeCirce played in season, Lucarelli appeared in nine games for Nazareth season, Willmes played in three games for the Golden 17 games as a freshman in 2007 and tallied eight goals in 2007 and collected 10 ground balls . . . 2006: played Flyers during the 2007 season . . . recorded his first and three assists . . . recorded a career-best four points in nine games for the Golden Flyers . . . SCHOLASTIC: a career goal in a 22-4 victory over Keuka (4/17/07) . . . on two goals and two assists against Elmira 3/31/07 graduate of Elmira Notre Dame, Lucarelli played three SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Webster Schroeder High . . . also scored goals against RIT and Ithaca in the years of varsity lacrosse for Coach Steve Hoffman . . . School, Willmes played three seasons of varsity lacrosse Empire 8 Tournament and at Wesleyan in the NCAA as a senior, Lucarelli garnered first team all-Section 4 and earned first-team Monroe County League all-star quarterfinals . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Binghamton and first-team Corning Leader all-star honors . . . served honors in 2006 . . . also earned outstanding achievement High School, DeCirce played three years of varsity as team captain . . . named defensive MVP . . . led the award in Spanish and was a member of the Spanish lacrosse under Coach Scott Faulkner . . . DeCirce was a team in ground balls with 88 . . . during his junior year, Honor Society . two-time first-team all-league selection as an attackman Lucarelli earned second team Section 4 all-star honors and was the team scoring leader in 2006 with 53 points Year GP g-A--PTS . gB in addition to Section 4 all-tournament team honors ...... helped team to Section Four championship . . . also competed in football and basketball . . . basketball 2007 3 1-0--1 1 a three-time scholar-athlete award recipient . team was the Section 4 IAC Champions and Section 4 Totals 3 1-0--1 1 Division 1 Champions . . . honor roll student . Year GP g-A--PTS . gB 2007 17 8-3--11 13 Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Totals 17 8-3--11 13 2006 9 0-0--0 1 2007 9 0-0--0 10 Totals 18 0-0--0 11 SOPHOMORE JUNIOR #18 #21

BRIAN O’Donnell SEANDennison Business Administration major . . . son of Patrick and Business Administration major . . . son of Jory and Grace Jean O’Donnell, DELMAR, NY . . . returning for his Dennison, REDDING, CONN . . . returning for his third second season, O’Donnell played in four games for season, Dennison appeared in seven games and the Golden Flyers in 2007 and collected two ground recorded two goals for Nazareth . . . recorded first career balls . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Bethlehem High goal against Alfred (4/11/07) and also scored against School, O’Donnell played two years of varsity lacrosse Keuka (4/17/07) . . . 2006: Dennison played in eight for Coach Dave Rounds . . . served as team captain and games . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Fairfield Prep, competed in Section Two Senior all-star game . . . also Dennison played three years of varsity lacrosse for coach played two seasons of varsity football . . . older sister Amy played for the Golden Flyers’ women’s lacrosse Chris Smalkais . . . a first team all-SCC selection . . . also team . competed in ice hockey as a forward . Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Year GP g-A--PTS . gB sophomore | attackman Mark DeCirce 2006 8 0-0--0 1 contributed eight goals and three 2007 4 0-0--0 2 2007 7 2-0--2 2 assists in 2007 . Totals 4 0-0--0 2 Totals 15 2-0-2 3

RETURNING PLAYERS—10 returning players Men’s Lacrosse #26 JUNIOR #28 SOPHOMORE #31 SOPHOMORE

ALEX Cole JOHN Manion JOETrinca Business Administration major . . . son of Elmer and Business Administration major . . . son of Bob and Physical Therapy major . . . son of Joe and Jeanne Trinca, Diana Cole, CINCINNATI, OHIO . . . returning for his third Sally Manion, GENEVA, NY . . .appeared in just one BALDWINSVILLE, NY . . . Trinca appeared in six games season, Cole appeared in 17 games for Nazareth in game in 2007 due to injury and will likely be granted for the Golden Flyers in 2007 and collected two ground 2007 . . . Cole recorded two goals and two assists and a medical redshirt to retain four seasons of eligibility balls . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of C W. . Baker High collected 43 ground balls . . . Cole scored his first-career . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Geneva High School, School in Baldwinsville, Trinca played two seasons of goal against Utica (4/4/07) and added a goal and an Manion played two years of varsity lacrosse for Coach varsity lacrosse and was team captain in 2005 and assist against Keuka (4/17/07) . . . 2006: Cole played in l .J . Russell . . . named team MVP and was a first-team 2006 . 13 games and had four ground balls . . . SCHOLASTIC: Finger Lakes League all-star in 2006 . . . helped team win Year GP g-A--PTS . gB a graduate of Indian Hill High School in Cincinnati, Section Five title . . . also played hockey and football . Cole played four years of varsity lacrosse for coach 2007 6 0-0--0 2 Mark Howell . . . a three-time all-state selection and a Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Totals 6 0-0--0 2 three-time all-city selection . . . also played three years 2007 1 0-0--0 0 of varsity football . . . named to the all-region and all-city Totals 1 0-0--0 0 teams as a linebacker . . . football team won the league championship in 2004 .

Year GP g-A--PTS . gB 2006 13 0-0--0 4 2007 17 2-2--4 43 Totals 30 2-2--4 47 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE #33 #35

KYLE Brown TODDDermody Business Administration major . . . son of Jim and Undecided on major . . . son of Don and Crystal Dermody, Maureen Brown, BALTIMORE, MD . . . returning for SELDEN, NY . . . returning for his second season, Dermody his second season, Brown played in 14 games for the played in three games for the Golden Flyers in 2007 . . . Golden Flyers in 2007 and collected 10 ground balls SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Newfield High School, . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Catonsville High Dermody played three seasons of varsity lacrosse for School, Brown was a member of the varsity lacrosse coach Ken Budd . . . selected team MVP and served as team for four years as a long-stick midfielder and team captain . . . also played high school hockey and 10 defenseman . . . earned high school All-American honors seasons of travel hockey . in 2006 as well as first-team all-county . . . also excelled in football and basketball and was recognized as an all-conference player as a running back in football .

Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Year gP Svs /PCT . gA gAA . 2007 3 2 / .500 2 4 61. junior | Alex Cole contributed two goals 2007 14 0-0--0 10 Total 3 2 / .500 2 4 61. and two assists in 2007 . Totals 14 0-0--0 10

11—RETURNING PLAYERS Men’s Lacrosse returning players #36 JUNIOR #41 SOPHOMORE #43 SOPHOMORE

CHRIS Law JOE Va;lasiadis ERINN O’Hara Business Administration major . . . son of Craig and Finance major . . . son of Bill and Claire Valasiadis, Undecided on major . . . son of Tim and Kristen O’Hara, Rosemary Law, CATONSVILLE, MD . . . returning for his GLEN HEAD, NY . . . returning for his second season at CAMILLUS, NY . . . returning for his second season, third season, Law played in 17 games in 2007 . . . as a Nazareth, Valasiadis appeared in six games in 2007 O’Hara had a stand-out season as a freshman in 2007 faceoff specialist Law won 54 of 99 faceoffs . . . went 9 and collected five ground balls . . . also recorded first . . . played in all 19 games and ranked fourth on the for 12 against Elmira and 13 for 16 against Keuka . . . career point with an assist against Keuka (4/17/07) . . . team in scoring with 38 points on 24 goals and 14 recorded his first career goal against Keuka 4/17/07 SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of North Shore High School, assists . . . recorded four goals and one assist against . . . 2006: Law appeared in six games for the Golden Valasiadis transferred to Nazareth after spending the Gordon (2/24/07) in his first collegiate game . . . scored Flyers . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Catonsville High 2006 fall at New York Institute of Technology . . . played three goals in Nazareth’s 10-9 victory over Springfield School, Law played four years of varsity lacrosse for four seasons of lacrosse at North Shore and was a two- (3/4/07) . . . also recorded multiple goals in games coach Matt Ames . . . a three-year team captain . . . named time Nassau County League all-star as an attackman . . . against Connecticut College (two goals . . . 3/13/07), first team all-county, first team all-division, second team also competed in wrestling and soccer . Hartwick (two goals . . .4/7/07), RIT (two goals . . . all-state . . . selected to start in the senior state all-star 4/14/07), Keuka (three goals . . . 4/17/07), and St . John game . . . also played two years of varsity football . . . Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Fisher (two goals . . .4/24/07) . . . scored game-tying goal served as team captain his senior year . . . named an 2007 6 0-1--1 5 at Hartwick with five seconds left in regulation to force academic all-state linebacker during his junior year . . . overtime . . . named Empire 8 Conference Rookie of Totals 6 0-1--1 5 received the Catonsville Athletic Achievement Award the Year and earned honorable mention all-conference and was the PJ Schafer Scholarship Award winner . honors . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Salisbury School in Connecticut, O’Hara played two seasons of lacrosse Year gP g-A--PTS . gB fACeoffs as an attackman there and helped team to league 2006 6 0-0--0 2 championships in 2005 and 2006 . 2007 17 1-3--4 30 54-99, .545 Year GP g-A--PTS . gB Total 23 1-3--4 32 54-99, .545 2007 19 24-14--38 24 Totals 19 24-14--38 24 SENIOR # History major . . . son of Joe and Debra Hanss, ROCHESTER, 46 NY . . . team captain . . . returning for his fourth season, Hanss appeared in all 19 games in 2007 and collected 47 ground balls . . . recorded assists in games against Connecticut College (3/13/07) and against Ithaca (4/20/07) . . . 2006: played in all 16 games as a defensive midfielder and had 25 ground balls . . . 2005: played regularly as a long-stick midfielder . . . played in all 17 games and had 22 ground balls . . . had an assist in Nazareth’s win over Utica 4/6/05 . . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Irondequoit High School, Hanss was a standout in lacrosse and hockey there . . . played three seasons of varsity lacrosse and served as team captain in ‘04 . . . earned first-team Monroe County League all-star honors as a long-stick midfielder in 2004 while helping team to league title . . . played four seasons of hockey and was a first-team all-league selection as a senior while leading team to Section Five title . Year GP g-A--PTS . gB JOHN 2005 17 0-1--1 22 Hanss 2006 16 0-0--0 25 2007 19 0-2--2 37 Totals 52 0-3--3 84 sophomore |Erinn O’Hara was named Empire 8 Conference Rookie of the Year in 2007 .

RETURNING PLAYERS—12 Family First Is Proud To Support Nazareth Men’s Lacrosse

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R .J . Gringeri JOEJacobs - Ferderbar JARREDWells BRENDAN Byer Business Administration major . . . son of Business Administration major . . . son Economics major . . . son of Dana and Undecided on major . . . son of Tim and Bob and Debbie Gringeri, GENEVA, NY of Mark and Beth Jacobs, ORCHARD Rosanne Wells, PORT CRANE, NY . . . Lynda Byer, BIRMINGHAM, MICH...... a graduate of Geneva High School, PARK, NY and Ed and Char Ferderbar, a graduate of Chenango Forks, Wells a graduate of Seaholm High School in Gringeri played four years of varsity LITITZ, Pa . . . a graduate of Orchard Park played five seasons of varsity lacrosse, Michigan, Byer transferred to Nazareth lacrosse . . . earned an array of honors and High School, Jacobs played two seasons four seasons of varsity hockey and three this year after spending the fall of 2006 was named Section Five Tournament MVP of varsity lacrosse . . . recipient of team seasons of varsity football . . . Wells at Butler University . . . Byer played three as a senior after earning all-tournament Coaches’ Award while helping team to two earned first-team all-division honors seasons of varsity lacrosse at Seaholm team honors as a junior . . . earned first- Section Six titles and a berth in the state in lacrosse, four-year all-star and top . . . received all-area and all-conference team Finger Lakes League all-star honors semifinals . . . also competed in football defenseman honors in hockey and all- honors . . . also competed on the varsity in 2007 . . . helped lacrosse team to two and basketball . league honors in football as a linebacker wrestling team for one season . . . an sectional championships and advanced in 2005 and a halfback in 2006 . . . also honor roll student . team to state semifinals . . . also played served as team captain of lacrosse and five seasons of varsity hockey and earned football teams . . . helped football team second-team all-league honors . to 2004 state title and 2005 state title runner up . . . helped lacrosse team to 2007 division title and Section Four titles in 2005 and 2006 . . . also received the Distinguished Athlete Award in 2007 .

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MATTMacEachern SCOTTCastle MIKE Centra COREY Remoli Business Administration major . . . son Undecided on major . . . son of Martin and Business Administration major . . . son Undecided on major . . . son of Patrick of Ron and Pam MacEachern, TROY, Denyea Castle, SKANEATELES, NY . . . of Dino and Kathy Centra, DEWITT, NY and Patricia Casserly, ASBURY, NJ . . . a MICH . . . a graduate of Troy High School, a graduate of Skaneateles High School, . . . a graduate of Jamesville-DeWitt High graduate of Voorhees High School, Remoli MacEachern played three seasons of Castle played two seasons of varsity School, Centra competed on the varsity played three seasons of varsity lacrosse . . . varsity lacrosse . . . earned all-conference lacrosse . . . Castle received second-team lacrosse team for three seasons . . . Remoli earned first-team all-conference, and all-state honors and was named Onondaga League all-star honors as a received first-team Onondaga League all- first-team all-division, and second-team Troy High School’s Player of the Year . . . junior and first-team all-league honors as star honors and second-team all-Central all-state honors . . . was also named to the competed in hockey and golf and helped a senior . . . was among the league’s top New York accolades . . . helped lacrosse New Jersey all-star team and helped team hockey team to two league titles . scorers with 27 goals and 21 assists . . . team to state championship in 2007 to the state semifinials in 2005 and 2006 . helped team to league titles in 2006 and . . . also competed on the varsity football 2007 . . . also served as team captain team for two seasons . . . earned first-team of the basketball team on which he all-league and second-team all-Central started at point guard for two seasons . . . New York honors as a defensive back . also competed in soccer . . . recipient of Skaneateles High Workhorse Award for 2007 .

newcomERS—14 NEWCOMERSMen’s Lacrosse #23 FRESHMAN #24 FRESHMAN #25 FRESHMAN #27 FRESHMAN

DOUG MilanoJ- ohnson ADAM Nauerth ADAMFox KYLEMcLean Undecided on major . . . son of James Business Administration major . . . son of Business Administration major . . . son of Undecided on major . . . son of Kevin Johnson and Mary Jane Milano, Dave and Kelly Nauerth, BROCKPORT, Wade and Nancy Fox, WESTFORD, MASS and Cecila McLean, BAYPORT, NY . . . Pittsford, NY . . . a graduate of Pittsford NY . . . a graduate of Brockport High . . . a graduate of Westford Academy, Fox a graduate of Bayport Blue Point High Sutherland High School, Milano-Johnson School, Nauerth played two seasons of competed on the varsity lacrosse team School, McLean competed on the varsity played three seasons of varsity lacrosse varsity lacrosse . . . was a two-time Monroe for three seasons . . . served as team lacrosse team for three seaons and was and earned Monroe County League all- County League all-star, including a first- captain in 2007 and earned second-team named to the New York State scholar- star honors and was selected as the team selection as a senior in 2007 . . . all-league honors in 2006 and first-team athlete team in 2005 and 2006 . team’s most outstanding offensive player . also selected to compete in exceptional honors in 2007 . . . named Defenseman . . competed on the indoor track team for senior all-star game . . . earned honorable of the Year in 2007 and was named one season . mention all-Greater Rochester honors to multiple all-star teams in 2007 . . . as a senior and served as team captain competed in the New England Premier . . . finished as Brockport’s all-time points Lacrosse League in 2005 and 2006 . . . leader with 87 in two seasons . . . recipient played one season of varsity football . of New York State scholar-athlete award as a junior and senior . . . earned several business awards and was a two-year member of the Future Business Leaders of America Club . . . named to high honor roll . #29 FRESHMAN #30 FRESHMAN #32 FRESHMAN #34 FRESHMAN

JOELTully BRANDON O’Toole JUSTIN Flessa MATTMorrissey Physical Therapy major . . . son of Bruce Undecided on major . . . son of Kathy Undecided on major . . . son of Steven German major . . . son of Francis and and Jeanne Tully, Scottsdale, Ariz . . . a O’Toole, PUNTA GORDA, FLA . . . a Flessa and Barbara laRoche, WALPOLE, Barbara Morrissey, BENNINGTON, VT . . . graduate of Notre Dame Prep, Tully was graduate of Canterbury High School, NH . . . a graduate of Loomis Chaffee a graduate of Mount Anthony Union High a member of the varsity lacrosse team O’Toole played five seasons of varsity in Windsor, Conn ., Flessa competed School, Morrissey played on the varsity for three seasons . . . named team MVP lacrosse and three seasons of varsity in lacrosse, hockey and football . . . lacrosse team for four seasons . . . earned all three seasons and was named to the soccer . . . was a four-time all-star in helped lacrosse team to New England scholastic All-American honors as a senior Arizona Youth Lacrosse League all-star lacrosse and was captain of soccer and championship and the Founder League in 2007 and honorable mention honors in team in 2005 and 2006 . . . also received lacrosse teams as a senior . . . helped title twice . . . competed as a goalie in ‘06 . . . also chosen first-team all-state and Arizona all-state honors while serving lacrosse team to regional title in ‘06 and hockey and as a tight end in football . . . first-team all-league as well as team MVP as team captain in 2006 and 2007 . . . regional finals in ‘07 . earned all-star honors in lacrosse and was in ‘07 . . . also named team’s Offensive holds school record for most ground balls the recipient of the Coaches’ Award . MVP in 2005 and 2006 . . . holds school in a career with 260 and received the records for career points (246), goals Outstanding Achievement Award for most (147) and assists (99) . awards accrued by a lacroose player over a four-year career . . . also competed on the varsity football team for two seasons and was a member of National Honor Society .

15—newcomERS Men’s Lacrosse NEWCOMERS #37 FRESHMAN #38 FRESHMAN #39 FRESHMAN #40 FRESHMAN

ERIC Schuettenberg BRIAN Orr TURNERHarris PAUL VanThof Physical Therapy major . . . son of Bill and Undecided on major . . . son of Dan and Biology major . . . son of Tracy and Pam Undecided on major . . . son of Tom and Veronica Schuettenberg, MANLIUS, NY . . . Joan Orr, MEDFORD, MASS . . . a graduate Harris, CYPRESS, TEXAS . . . a graduate of Tracy Van Thof, PENFIELD, NY . . . a a graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius High of Malden Catholic, Orr played three Cy-Fair High School, Harris competed on graduate of Penfield High School, Van School, Schuettenberg played on the seasons of varsity lacrosse between the varsity lacrosse team for four seasons Thof was a standout in lacrosse and varsity lacrosse team for two seasons . . . Malden Catholic and Kimball Union . . . earned first-team all-state honors in football . . . played three varsity seasons Schuettenberg earned honorable mention Academy in New Hampshire . . . named 2007 and helped his team to the Texas of each sport and was a two-time Monroe honors in the Onondaga High School Defensive Player of the Year at Kimball Division II High School title . County League all-star as a defenseman League and helped team to two league Union . . . earned Catholic Conference all- in lacrosse . . . played center and nose titles . . . also a two-time scholar-athlete star honors at Malden Catholic and was tackle in football and was an all-league award recipient . team captain . . . also ran varsity cross selection as a senior in 2006 . . . helped country for one season at Kimball and lacrosse team to Section Five title in ‘06 received the Coaches’ Award . . . Orr was for Coach Mark Rice . named MVP during his senior year at Malden . . . helped lacrosse team to 2007 Lakes Region League Tri-Championship at Kimball and 2006 Eastern Massachusetts semifinals at Malden .

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DAN Devery TIM Kelley JONATHANReader Undecided on major . . . son of Jack and Business Administration major . . . son Business Administration major . . . Robby Devery, PRINCETON, NJ . . . a of Tim and Margaret Kelley, SYRACUSE, son of Douglas Reader and Marsha graduate of West Windsor-Plainsboro NY . . . a graduate of Christian Brothers Gordon, Dallas, Texas . . . a graduate North High School, Devery played four Academy, Kelley competed on the of Episcopal School of Dallas, Reader seasons of varsity lacrosse and received varsity lacrosse team for two seasons competed on the varsity lacrosse and the Coaches’ Award . . . Devery also played . . . helped team to the regional title in football teams for four seasons and the three seasons of varsity football and 2006, Onondaga League championship varsity soccer team for two seasons . . . received the Unsung Hero Award as a in 2007, and Section Three titles in 2006 earned honorable mention all-district tight end . and 2007 . honors in lacrosse in 2006 . . . also earned all-district honors in 2004 and 2005 and all-state honors in 2006 in football . . . served as captain of the football team in 2006 . . . helped lacrosse team to district titles in 2005 and 2006, state championship runner-up in 2004 and 2005 and state title in 2006 .

newcomERS—16 empire 8 conference Men’s Lacrosse 2007 final standings

League overall W-L-T W-L-T pct. Ithaca 7-0 16-4 .800 Nazareth 6-1 16-3 .842 RIT 5-2 14-3 .824 St . John Fisher 3-4 10-7 .588 Hartwick 3-4 7-8 .467 Utica 2-5 6-8 .429 Alfred 1-6 6-7 .462 Elmira 1-6 4-8 .333 Chad Amidon Ryan Hotaling Ryan Conley Francis Donald

EMPIRE 8 TOURNAMENT Second Team SCORING LEADERS Semifinals ATTACK Name, School G-A-Pts. ppG Nazareth 14, RIT 8 Lee Austin, Hartwick Ryan Hotaling, Nazareth 37-22--59 3.93 Ithaca 10, St . John Fisher 8 Matt Hargather, St . John Fisher Matt Nelligan, Ithaca 59-18--77 3 .85 Eric Pritchard, RIT Eric Pritchard, RIT 36-29--65 3 .82 Championship Scott Farress, RIT 45-11--56 3 .73 Nazareth 16, Ithaca 14 MIDFIELDERS Matt Hargather, SJF 49-14--63 3 .71 Wes Adam, RIT ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS Jeff Andrews, Alfred 24-20--44 3 .38 Kevin Bush, Ithaca Dave Malone, SJF 24-33--57 3 .35 First Team Trevor Hoselton, RIT Craig Schmidt, SJF 38-17--55 3 .24 ATTACK Jarrett Moffitt, Alfred Craig Lepiane, Ithaca 46-17--63 3 .17 Ryan Hotaling, Nazareth Chad Amidon, Nazareth 24-21--55 2.89 Matt Nelligan, Ithaca LONG-STICK MIDFIELDERS Scott Farress, RIT Phil Davenport, RIT GOALS Francis Donald, Nazareth Scott Farress, RIT 45 3 .00 MIDFIELDERS Matt Nelligan, Ithaca 59 2 .95 Chad Amidon, Nazareth SHORT-STICK MIDFIELDER Matt Hargather, SJF 49 2 .88 Craig Lepiane, Ithaca Dave Wood, St . John Fisher Ryan Hotaling, Nazareth 37 2.47 Pat McCormack, Hartwick DEFENSEMEN Craig Lepiane, Ithaca 46 2 .30 Andrew Ruocco, RIT Chris Buluwa, RIT ASSISTS LONG-STICK MIDFIELDER Ryan Conley, Nazareth Dave Malone, SJF 33 1 .94 Brandon Rose, Ithaca Pete Schick, Ithaca Eric Pritchard, RIT 37 1 .71 GOALIE Jeff Andrews, Alfred 20 1 .54 SHORT-STICK MIDFIELDER Ryan Hotaling, Nazareth 22 1.47 Pat Mullin, Nazareth Jacob Brunner, RIT Logan Bobzien, Ithaca 27 1 .35 Honorable Mention: DEFENSEMEN GROUND BALLS Jacob Tuller, RIT ATTACK— Logan Bobzien, Ithaca; Erinn O’Hara, Nazareth Dave Wood, SJF 140 8 .24 Ryan Welch, Hartwick Jacob Brunner, RIT 108 6 .35 Neth Weidemann, Ithaca MIDFIELDERS— Steve Caramelo, Hartwick; Brandon Rose, Ithaca 119 5 .95 Dave O’Connell, Utica; Conor O’Keefe, Nazareth Chad Amidon, Nazareth 106 5.58 GOALIE SHORT-STICK SPECIALIST— Mark Kanellis, Phil Davenport, RIT 89 5 .24 Dennis Butler, Ithaca Nazareth GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE DEFENSEMEN— Eric Guevara, Elmira; Mike McCarthy, Alfred; Will Tuttle, Nazareth Name, School GP GA GAA John Foley, RIT 17 108 7 .34 GOALIE— John Foley, RIT Brian Cummings, SJF 15 101 8 .05 Player of the Year: Pat Mullin, Nazareth 19 124 8.07 Ryan Hotaling, Nazareth Dennis Butler, Ithaca 20 164 9 .15 Rookie of the Year: SAVE PERCENTAGE Erinn O’Hara, Nazareth Name, School GP Saves pct. Goalkeeper of the Year: Dennis Butler, Ithaca 20 260 .613 Dennis Butler, Ithaca Brian Cummings, SJF 15 150 .598 Pat Mullin, Nazareth 19 182 .595 Coach of the Year: John Foley, RIT 17 158 .594 Rob Randall, Nazareth

17—empire 8 conference Men’s Lacrosse Season review N A Z AR E T H L ACROSS E 2 0 0 7 : g O l d e n F l y e rs r e ach N C A A q u art e r f i n a l s

Midfielder | Chad Amidon had 34 goals in 2007 and led Attackman | Ryan Hotaling was a first-team All- the team with 106 ground ballS . American and Empire 8 Player of the YeAR .

Perhaps it should have been taken as a bad omen when several bolts of Then, after a 15-9 loss to Ithaca dropped the Golden Flyers to second lightning darted across sky at Wesleyan College last May as the Golden place in the E8 standings, Nazareth regrouped to defeat RIT, 14-8, and Flyers were playing the Cardinals in an NCAA quarterfinal game for Ithaca, 16-14, in a pair of grueling hard-fought battles to claim its sixth men’s lacrosse . Empire 8 title in the last eight seasons and its 17th NCAA Tournament After about an hour delay, the Golden Flyers had difficulty finding enough berth . offensive thunder to accompany the lightning as the Cardinals ended In the NCAAs, seniors Ryan Hotaling and Kimball each scored four goals Nazareth’s season with a 9-6 victory . as Nazareth dominated Geneseo in a 15-5 first-round victory . “We tried to be patient against their zone defense, but it was tough,” Nazareth then traveled to Middltown, Conn . to take on Wesleyan said Nazareth Coach Rob Randall, whose team finished with a 16-3 and found the treading difficult against a stifling zone defense and a overall record in 2007 . “We had some decent chances, but their goalie methodical offense . Wesleyan had quarter leads of 2-0, 5-1 and 6-3 also made some saves .” despite a 37-23 shooting advantage for the Golden Flyers . With parity becoming more prevalent in the world of Division III men’s Upon season’s end, Hotaling and senior midfielder Chad Amidon lacrosse, Nazareth’s season ended against yet another upstart program . each were honored as first-team All-Americans by the United States And Randall was quick to point out that Nazareth was fortunate enough Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association . Senior defenseman Ryan Conley to come out on the winning side of several close games . was an honorable mention choice . In fact, four of Nazareth’s victories came by one goal, including two in Hotaling was named Empire 8 Player of the Year after leading the overtime, and two others were by two goals . Golden Flyers in scoring for the third year in a row with 59 points on 37 The Golden Flyers opened the year by winning 12 of their first 13 games, goals and 22 assists . He closed his career as Nazareth’s second leading including overtime road wins at Hartwick and at RIT on successive all-time goal scorer with 139, three shy of the all-time record held by Saturdays . Marty Kelly since 1992 . Against Hartwick, Nazareth led 8-1 after three quarters and watched the Amidon enjoyed a spectacular season in which he finished second on home team rattle off eight straight goals to take a 9-8 lead into the last the team in scoring with 56 points on 34 goals and 22 assists, scooped three minutes . up a team high 106 ground balls and won nearly 60 percent of his face- offs (176 for 195) . Erinn O’Hara, a freshman attackman, scored the tying goal with :05 left in regulation and Kevin Kimball scored the game-winner just 30 seconds Other accolades included E8 Rookie of the Year honors for O’Hara, who into overtime for a 10-9 victory . compiled 38 points, and second-team all-conference honors for Conley, longstick midfielder Francis Donald and goalie Patrick Mullin . In the RIT game, Nazareth had second-half leads of 9-5 and 10-6, but could not hold on as RIT rallied to take a 12-11 lead with less than four Randall was selected as one of the North team coaches for the annual minutes left . North-South senior all-star game, which included Amidon, Conley, Donald and Hotaling as participants . Nazareth finally tied the score on a goal by Kimball with :32 left in regulation and senior midfielder Kyle Purcell scored unassisted in overtime, his first goal of the season, as Nazareth won 13-12 .

2006 REVIEW—18 2007 GAME SUMMARIES GAME 1 GAMME 5 en’s Lacrosse GAME 9 NAZARETH 17, GORDON 5 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND 9, NAZARETH 4 NAZARETH 16, UTICA 7 February 24, 2007 at Nazareth March 20, 2007 at Nazareth April 4, 2007 at Nazareth Gordon ...... 0 . 2 1 2 ...... 5 WNEC ...... 1 . 3 2 3 ...... 9 Utica ...... 2 1 2 2 ...... 7 Nazareth ...... 6 1 7 3 ...... 17 Nazareth ...... 0 1 1 2 ...... 4 Nazareth ...... 3 7 5 1 ...... 16 Gordon scoring (goals-assists): Andrew Kirkaldy 2-0, Danny Western New England scoring (goals-assists): Bryan Cofrin Utica scoring (goals-assists): Steve Schoen 2-1, David Mack 1-1, Joel Derechinshy 1-0, Matt Hawkins 1-0, Michael 3-0, Adam Cherry 2-0, Ben Reardon 1-1, John Hayes 1-0, O’Connell 1-1, Ryan McGowan 1-0, Reed Reynolds 1-0, Newman 0-1, Jake Patterson, 0-1 . Saves: Mike Kaminski 5 . Travis Brown 1-0, Tim Heffernan 1-0, Scott Kukis 0-1, Tanner Stewart 1-0, Dave Misiaszek 1-0, Aaron Benoit 0-1, Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Erinn O’Hara 4-1, Matt Aloi Stephen Toomy 0-1 . Saves: Chris Body 21 . Andrew Waite 0-1 . Saves: Anthony Carnivale 11 . 4-0, Jim Wall 2-0, Steve Cutia 1-3, Conor O’Keefe 1-2, Aaron Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chad Amidon 1-2, Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 4-0, Chad Civalier 1-1, Jordan Hirsch 1-1, Mike Cummings 1-1, Brian Kevin Kimball 1-0, Steve Cutia 1-0, Matt Aloi 1-0 . Amidon 3-1, Jordan Hirsch 2-2, Aaron Civalier 1-0, Kevin Lissner 1-1, Chad Amidon 1-0, Will Tuttle 0-1 . Saves: Pat Saves: Pat Mullin 14 . Kimball 1-0, Conor O’Keefe 1-0, Matt Aloi 1-0, Erinn O’Hara Mullin 8, Chris Hoffmeister 3, Cory Spinale 0 . Shots: WNEC 36, Nazareth 43 1-0, Jim Wall 1-0, Alex Cole 1-0, Mark DeCirce 0-1, Mitchel Shots: Gordon 24, Nazareth 44 Faceoffs: WNEC 8, Nazareth 7 Frey 0-1, Mark Kanellis 0-1, Kyle Purcell 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin Faceoffs: Gordon 10, Nazareth 15 Ground Balls: WNEC 36, Nazareth 30 4, Anthony Desimone 3, Cory Spinale 2, Chris Hoffmeister 1, Ground Balls: Gordon 41, Nazareth 48 Clears: WNEC 24-31, Nazareth 21-27 Todd Dermody 0 . Clears: Gordon 18-29, Nazareth 24-26 Penalties: WNEC 4-3:30, Nazareth 2-1:30 Shots: Utica 32, Nazareth 45 Penalties: Gordon 1-:30, Nazareth 8-7:00 Extra Man Goals: WNEC 0-2, Nazareth 1-3 Faceoffs: Utica 13, Nazareth 14 Extra Man Goals: Gordon 0-8, Nazareth 1-1 Ground Balls: Utica 41, Nazareth 48 GAME 6 Clears: Utica 18-29, Nazareth 23-27 GAME 2 NAZARETH 11, HAMILTON 6 Penalties: Utica 2-2:00, Nazareth 5-4:00 NAZARETH 10, SPRINGFIELD 9 Extra Man Goals: Utica 2-5, Nazareth 1-2 March 24, 2007 at Clinton, N.Y. March 4, 2007 at Springfield, MA Nazareth ...... 3 3 4 1 ...... 11 GAME 10 Nazareth ...... 4 3 2 1 ...... 10 Hamilton ...... 0 1 2 3 ...... 6 NAZARETH 10, HARTWICK 9 (OT) Springfield . . . .1 . 2 0 6 ...... 9 Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chad Amidon 2-1, Conor April 7, 2007 at Oneonta, N.Y. Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Erinn O’Hara 3-0, Jordan O’Keefe 2-1, Kevin Kimball 2-0, Jordan Hirsch 2-0, Ryan Nazareth ...... 2 5 1 1 1 . . . 10 Hirsch 2-2, Kevin Kimball 2-1, Conor O’Keefe 1-1, Chad Hotaling 1-3, Erinn O’Hara 1-2, Mark Kanellis 1-0 . Saves: Pat Hartwick ...... 0 0 1 8 0 . . . . 9 Amidon 1-1, Matt Aloi 1-0, Brian Lissner 0-2, Saves: Pat Mullin 9, Cory Spinale 2, Chris Hoffmeister 0 . Mullin 19 . Hamilton scoring (goals-assists): Clark Winter 2-0, Peter Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 2-1, Conor Springfield scoring (goals-assists): Tim Montgomery 4-1, Gerrity 2-0, Mike Daley 1-0, Franke Holiber 1-0, Frasher O’Keefe 2-0, Erinn O’Hara 2-0, Aaron Civalier 2-0, Kevin Jake Beebe 2-1, Kyle Gable 2-0, Jake Jones 1-1, Greg Welch Kempe 0-1, Chris Piatelli 0-1 . Saves: Ethan Shoemaker 11, Kimball 1-1, Mark Kanellis 1-0, Matt Aloi 0-2, Jordan Hirsch 0-2, Joe Heney 0-2, Saves: Kyle Cloutier, 14 . Christian Kunhardt 0 . 0-1 Saves: Pat Mullin 13 . Shots: Nazareth 37, Springfield 48 Shots: Nazareth 35, Hamilton 36 Hartwick scoring (goals-assists): Steve Caramello 2-0, Lee Faceoffs: Nazareth 10, Springfield 13 Faceoffs: Nazareth 12, Hamilton 9 Austin 2-0, Brandon Wilk 1-0, Ben Schulter 1-0, Dan Hushion Ground Balls: Nazareth 16, Springfield 25 Ground Balls: Nazareth 46, Hamilton 41 1-0, Jason Boltus 1-0, Chris Vogler 1-0, Brian Miller 0-1 . Clears: Nazareth 16-23, Springfield 15-18 Clears: Nazareth 25-33, Hamilton 25-30 Saves: John Meade 18 . Penalties: Nazareth 7-5:30 , Springfield 9-8:00 Penalties: Nazareth 5-3:30, Hamilton 2-1:00 Shots: Nazareth 48, Hartwick 39 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 3-9, Springfield 4-7 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 1-2, Hamilton 0-5 Faceoffs: Nazareth 18, Hartwick 5 Ground Balls: Nazareth 43, Hartwick 32 GAME 3 GAME 7 Clears: Nazareth 25-31, Hartwick 24-30 NAZARETH 10, GENESEO 8 NAZARETH 7, CORTLAND 6 Penalties: Nazareth 12-10:00, Hartwick 7-5:00 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 2-7, Hartwick 2-11 March 10, 2007 at Nazareth March 28, 2007 at Nazareth Geneseo ...... 2 1 2 3 ...... 8 Cortland . . . . .4 0 1 1 ...... 6 GAME 11 Nazareth ...... 3 4 3 0 ...... 10 Nazareth . . . 1. 2 1 3 ...... 7 NAZARETH 17, ALFRED 2 Geneseo scoring (goals-assists): Mike Pizzuto 2-1, Colin Cortland scoring (goals-assists): Brandon Misiaszek 2-0, April 11, 2007 at Alfred, N.Y. Ireland 1-1, Andrew Hanover 1-0, Jim Fiacco 1-0, Dan Adam Hyde 1-0, Ryan Simensky 1-0, Joey Morgan 1-0, Kevin Nazareth ...... 1 . 6 6 4 ...... 17 Balestra 1-0, Joe Malach 1-0, Tim McDermott 1-0, Owahn Kliszczewicz 1-0, Billy Fuchs 0-1, Kyle Simensky 0-1 . Saves: Alfred ...... 1. 0 1 0 ...... 2 Bazydlo 0-1 . Saves: Tim Garback 10, Eddie Watts 1 . Matt Hipenbecker 7 . Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 3-1, Steve Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 2-0, Conor Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Matt Aloi 4-0, Chad Amidon Cutia 2-0, Erinn O’Hara 1-3, Jim Wall 1-1, Kevin Kimball 1-0, O’Keefe 2-0, Chad Amidon 1-2, Erinn O’Hara 1-0, Aaron 3-2, Ryan Hotaling 3-0, Jordan Hirsch 1-3, Steve Cutia 1-1, Chad Amidon 1-0, Conor O’Keefe 1-0, Jordan Hirsch 0-1 . Civalier 1-0, Matt Aloi 0-1, Kevin Gibbons 0-1 . Saves: Pat Kevin Kimball 1-0, Mark DeCirce 1-0, Sean Dennison 1-0, Jim Saves: Pat Mullin 16 . Mullin 20 . Schultheis 1-0, Mark Kanellis 1-0, Aaron Civalier 0-1 . Saves: Shots: Geneseo 49, Nazareth 30 Shots: Cortland 49, Nazareth 28 Chris Hoffmeister 3, Cory Spinale 1, Pat Mullin 0, Anthony Faceoffs: Geneseo 14, Nazareth 8 Faceoffs: Cortland 9 Nazareth 8 Desimone 0 . Ground Balls: Geneseo 28, Nazareth 29 Ground Balls: Cortland 39, Nazareth 37 Alfred scoring (goals-assists): Mike McCarthy 1-0, Clears: Geneseo 13-16, Nazareth 19-31 Clears: Cortland 15-20, Nazareth 15-29 Mark Pincelli 1-0, Jeff Andrews 0-1 . Saves: Drew Foster 14, Penalties: Geneseo 5-4:00, Nazareth 7-4:30 Penalties: Cortland 2-2:00, Nazareth 1-0:30 Jamie Waite 0 . Extra Man Goals: Geneseo 1-6, Nazareth 3-5 Extra Man Goals: Cortland 0-1, Nazareth 1-2 Shots: Nazareth 57, Alfred 20 Faceoffs: Nazareth 19, Alfred 4 GAME 4 GAME 8 Ground Balls: Nazareth 52, Alfred 31 NAZARETH 14, COnn . COLLEGE 8 NAZARETH 21, ELMIRA 4 Clears: Nazareth 20-21, Alfred 18-27 Penalties: Nazareth 4-3:30, Alfred 4-4:00 March 13, 2007 at Stony Brook, N.Y. March 31, 2007 at Nazareth Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 1-4, Alfred 1-4 Connecticut . . . .2 3 1 2 ...... 8 Elmira ...... 2 0 1 1 ...... 4 Nazareth ...... 7 2 4 1 ...... 14 Nazareth ...... 5 4 7 5 ...... 21 GAME 12 NAZARETH 13, RIT 12 (OT) Connecticut scoring (goals-assists): Craig Audin Elmira scoring (goals-assists): Mike Szpiech 2-0, Brad Levick 3-0, Matt Flanagan 2-0, Steve Dachille 1-2, Alex Dey 1-0, 1-1, Brandon Brennan 1-0, Eric Guevara 0-1 . Saves: Geoffrey April 14, 2007 at Rochester, N.Y. Sean Driscoll 1-0, Tim Hoisington 0-1, Robbie Logan 0-1, Lane 12, Boyd Brown 1 . Nazareth ...... 3 5 2 2 1 . . . 13 Jesse Stevenson 0-1 . Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jordan Hirsch 4-0, Chad RIT ...... 1. 4 5 2 0 . . . 12 Saves: Randall Morrison 8, Mark Moran 2 . Amidon 3-2, Brian Lissner 3-1, Ryan Hotaling 2-4, Mark Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 3-2, Erinn Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Conor O’Keefe 4-0, Chad DeCirce 2-2, Jim Wall 2-0, Steve Cutia 1-0, Aaron Civalier 1-0, O’Hara 2-2, Kevin Kimball 2-1, Chad Amidon 2-0, Conor Amidon 3-3, Jordan Hirsch 2-1, Erinn O’Hara 2-1, Matt Aloi Kevin Gibbons 1-0, Mike Cummings 1-0, Mark Kanellis 1-0, O’Keefe 1-1, Brian Lissner 1-0, Steve Cutia 1-0, Kyle Purcell 1-1, Aaron Civilier 1-0, Francis Donald 1-0, Kevin Kimball Chris Law 0-2, Francis Donald 0-1, Kevin Kimball 0-1, Kyle 1-0, Aaron Civalier 0-2 . Saves: Pat Mullin 11 . 0-3, Jim Wall 0-2, John Hanss 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin 8, Chris Purcell 0-1 . Saves: Chris Hoffmeister 2, Cory Spinale 2, Pat RIT scoring (goals-assists): Scott Farress 3-0, Dave Demuth Hoffmeister 3, Cory Spinale 1 . Mullin 1, Todd Dermody 1, Anthony Desimone 0 . 3-0, Trevor Hoselton 2-2, Eric Pritchard 2-0, Andrew Ruocco Shots: Connecticut College 42, Nazareth 50 Shots: Elmira 17 , Nazareth 56 1-2, Wes Adam 1-1, Stephen Papa 0-1 . Saves: John Foley 13 . Faceoffs: Connecticut College 12, Nazareth 13 Faceoffs: Elmira 9 , Nazareth 20 Shots: Nazareth 36, RIT 39 Ground Balls: Connecticut College 32, Nazareth 38 Ground Balls: Elmira 24 , Nazareth 50 Faceoffs: Nazareth 10, RIT 19 Clears: Connecticut College 14-20, Nazareth 18-25 Clears: Elmira 17-26 , Nazareth 26-30 Ground Balls: Nazareth 47, RIT 43 Penalties: Connecicut College 6-4:00, Nazareth 8-6:00 Penalties: Elmira 2-2:00, Nazareth 5-3:30, Clears: RIT 19-22, Nazareth 23-30 Extra Man Goals: Connecticut 2-6, Nazareth 3-4 Extra Man Goals: Elmira 1-4, Nazareth 1-2 Penalties: Nazareth 3-2:00, RIT 2-2:00 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 1-2, RIT 2-3

19—game summaries 2007 GAME SUMMARIES GAME 13 GAMME 16en’s Lacrosse GAME 19 NAZARETH 22, KEUKA 4 NAZARETH 14, RIT 8 WESLEYAN 9, NAZARETH 6 April 17, 2007 at Nazareth April 27, 2007 at Nazareth May 16, 2007 at Middletown, CT Keuka ...... 0 1 1 2 ...... 4 Empire 8 Tournament Semifinals NCAA Quarterfinals Nazareth ...... 6 7 5 4 ...... 22 RIT ...... 3 2 3 0 ...... 8 Nazareth . . . . 0 1 2 3 ...... 6 Nazareth . . . . 3 2 3 6 ...... 14 Wesleyan . . . .2 3 1 3 ...... 9 Keuka scoring (goals-assists): Chris Donahue 1-1, Chris Sullivan 1-0, Steve LaRue 1-0, Andy Stevenson 1-0, Justin RIT scoring (goals-assists): Andrew Ruocco 3-1, Scott Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jordan Hirsch 2- Pecori 0-2 . Saves: Chad Green 12, Kevin McGarity 8 . Farress 2-0, Wes Adam 2-0, Stephen Papa 1-1, Eric Pritchard 1, Ryan Hotaling 2-0, Mark DeCirce 1-0, Kevin Gibbons 1- Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chad Amidon 3-1, Erinn 0-2 . Saves: John Foley 12 . 0, Chad Amidon 0-2, Kevin Kimball 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin O’Hara 3-0, Kevin Gibbons 2-0, Ryan Hotaling 1-1, Steve Cutia Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jordan Hirsch 6-2, Aaron 4, Cory Spinale 0 . 1-1, Chris Law 1-1, Brian Lissner 1-1, Alex Cole 1-1, Matt Aloi Civalier 3-0, Ryan Hotaling 2-2, Chad Amidon 1-1, Mark Wesleyan scoring (goals-assists): Jason Ben- 1-0, Mike Cummings 1-0, Aaron Civalier 1-0, Jim Schultheis DeCirce 1-0, Kevin Kimball 1-0, Conor O’Keefe 0-3, Steve Eliyahu 2-0, Grayson Conners 1-2, Jeff Strittmatter 1-1, 1-0, Sean Dennison 1-0, Francis Donald 1-0, Jim Wall 1-0, Cutia 0-1, Mark Kanellis 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin12 . Dan Latzman 1-0, Jon Killeen 1-0, Kwasi Ansu 1-0, Mike Jay Willmes 1-0, Mark DeCirce 1-0, Joe Valasiadis 0-1 . Shots: RIT 33, Nazareth 44 Hines 1-0, Matt Burke 1-0, Peter Harris 0-1, Alex Kaufman Saves: Chris Hoffmeister 3, Cory Spinale 2, Todd Dermody 1, Faceoffs: RIT 8, Nazareth 17 0-1, Adam Kirk 0-1 . Saves: Charlie Congleton 14 . Pat Mullin 0, Anthony Desimone 0 . Ground Balls: RIT 35, Nazareth 52 Shots: Nazareth 37, Wesleyan 23 Shots: Keuka 18, Nazareth 65 Clears: RIT 21-30, Nazareth 25-29 Faceoffs: Nazareth 10, Wesleyan 9 Faceoffs: Keuka 8, Nazareth 21 Penalties: RIT 4-3:00, Nazareth 3-2:00 Ground Balls: Nazareth 26, Wesleyan 29 Ground Balls: Keuka 30, Nazareth 54 Extra Man Goals: RIT 1-3, Nazareth 1-3 Clears: Nazareth 16-20, Wesleyan 16-18 Clears: Keuka 17-33, Nazareth 19-22 Penalties: Nazareth 4-3:00, Wesleyan 4-3:00 Penalties: Keuka 2-2:00, Nazareth 5-3:00 GAME 17 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 1-4, Wesleyan 0-4 Extra Man Goals: Keuka 2-5, Nazareth 1-2 NAZARETH 16, ITHACA 14 GAME 14 April 29, 2007 at Ithaca, N.Y. ITHACA 15, NAZARETH 9 Empire 8 Tournament Championship Nazareth . . . . 2 7 2 5 ...... 16 April 20, 2007 at Nazareth Ithaca ...... 4 1 3 6 ...... 14 Ithaca ...... 2 6 3 4 ...... 15 Nazareth . . . 1. 3 3 2 ...... 9 Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 5-1, Chad Amidon 3-3, Conor O’Keefe 2-0, Francis Donald 1-1, Ithaca scoring (goals-assists): Craig Lepiane 4-1, Erinn O’Hara 1-1, Kevin Kimball 1-0, Matt Aloi 1-0, Matt Nelligan 3-0, Kevin Bush 2-0, Kyle Golden 2-0, Mike Mark DeCirce 1-0, Mark Kanellis 1-0, Jordan Hirsch 0-1 . Cintineo 2-0, Mike Nowak 1-2, Brandon Rose 1-0, Logan Saves: Pat Mullin 16 . Bobzien 0-1 . Saves: Dennis Butler 15 . Ithaca scoring (goals-assists): Matt Nelligan 5-2, Craig Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 2-1, Kevin Lepiane 3-0, Mike Cintineo 2-0, Kevin Bush 2-0, Chris Carman Kimball 2-0, Jordan Hirsch 2-0, Erinn O’Hara 1-0, Matt Aloi 1-1, Matthew Ruhnke 1-1, Logan Bobzien 0-1 . Saves: Dennis 1-0, Mark DeCirce 1-0, John Hanss 0-1, Kyle Purcell 0-1 . Butler 17 . Saves: Pat Mullin 5, Chris Hoffmeister 3 . Shots: Nazareth 49, Ithaca 43 Shots: Ithaca 40, Nazareth 45 Faceoffs: Nazareth 20, Ithaca 13 Faceoffs: Ithaca 12, Nazareth 16 Ground Balls: Nazareth 36, Ithaca 25 Ground Balls: Ithaca 44, Nazareth 43 Clears: Nazareth 20-25, Ithaca 19-24 Clears: Ithaca 27-33, Nazareth 22-25 Penalties: Nazareth 8-4:30, Ithaca 7-6:30 Penalties: Ithaca 2-1:00, Nazareth 3-2:00 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 2-7, Ithaca 3-8 Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 0-2, Ithaca 1-3 GAME 18 GAME 15 NAZARETH 15, GENESEO 5 NAZARETH 16, ST . JOHN FISHER 8 May 12, 2007 at Nazareth May 12, 2006 at Rochester, N.Y. NCAA Second Round Nazareth ...... 4 2 3 7 ...... 16 Geneseo . . . . .2 0 3 0 ...... 5 St . John Fisher . . 2 3 3 0 ...... 8 Nazareth . . . . .3 4 4 4 ...... 15 Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chad Amidon 4-0, Erinn Geneseo scoring (goals-assists): Andrew Hanover 2-0, Colin O’Hara 2-1, Jordan Hirsch 2-1, Aaron Civalier 2-0, Steve Cutia Ireland 1-0, Jim Fiacco 1-0, Owahn Bazydlo 1-0 . 2-0, Ryan Hotaling 1-3, Conor O’Keefe 1-1, Kevin Kimball 1-0, Saves: Tim Garback 8 . Jim Schultheis 1-0, Alex Cole 0-1, Brian Lissner 0-1, Jim Wall Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Ryan Hotaling 4-3, Kevin 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin 11 . Kimball 4-1, Aaron Civalier 3-0, Chad Amidon 2-1, Jordan St. John Fisher scoring (goals-assists): Dave Malone 1-1, Hirsch 1-0, Matt Aloi 1-0, Steve Cutia 0-1, Francis Donald 0-1, Matt Hargather 1-0, Chris Schmidt 1-0, Zach Zazzara 1-0, Erinn O’Hara 0-1 . Saves: Pat Mullin 11 . Dennis Bell 1-0, Matt Kaiser 1-0, Scott Bowen 1-0, Michael- Shots: Geneseo 27, Nazareth 38 Paul Solamon 1-0, Jeff Price 0-1 . Saves: Brian Cummings 8 . Faceoffs: Geneseo 12, Nazareth 11 Shots: Nazareth 38, St . John Fisher 30 Ground Balls: Geneseo 27, Nazareth 40 Faceoffs: Nazareth 14, St . John Fisher 14 Clears: Geneseo 11-20, Nazareth 18-25 Ground Balls: Nazareth 40, St . John Fisher 34 Penalties: Geneseo 6-5:00, Nazareth 3-2:00 Midfielder | Aaron Civalier contributed Clears: Nazareth 16-25, St . John Fisher 17-22 Extra Man Goals: Geneseo 0-3, Nazareth 1-5 Penalties: Nazareth 2-1:30, St . John Fisher 5-3:00 16 goals and four assists in 2007 . Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 2-5, St . John Fisher 1-2

game summaries—20 2007 results & StatsMen’s Lacrosse 2007 statistics

NAME GP g A PTS . SHOTS gB fACEOFFS PCT PEN-MIN Ryan Hotaling 15 37 22 59 95 21 5-3:00 Chad Amidon 19 34 22 56 108 106 176-295 .597 12-9:00 Jordan Hirsch 19 27 16 43 62 32 2-1:00 Erinn O’Hara 19 24 14 38 73 24 1- :30 Kevin Kimball 18 20 10 30 83 24 1-1:00 Conor O’Keefe 19 18 9 27 60 21 0-1 .000 2-2:00 Matt Aloi 19 16 4 20 64 35 Aaron Civalier 19 16 4 20 64 33 29-57 .509 4-4:00 Steve Cutia 19 10 7 17 35 14 1- :30 Brian Lissner 11 6 6 12 15 10 1- :30 Mark DeCirce 17 8 3 11 23 13 1- :30 Jim Wall 11 7 4 11 21 1 4-3:30 Mark Kanellis 19 5 2 7 17 21 3-6 .500 12-8:00 Francis Donald 19 3 3 6 11 43 1-1:00 Kevin Gibbons 13 4 1 5 16 7 1- :30 Mike Cummings 8 3 1 4 14 2 1- :30 Alex Cole 17 2 2 4 9 43 0-1 .000 4-2:30 Chris Law 17 1 3 4 8 30 54-99 .545 Kyle Purcell 16 1 3 4 7 22 5-3:30 Jim Schultheis 11 3 0 3 9 3 Sean Dennison 7 2 0 2 6 2 John Hanss 19 0 2 2 4 37 10-8:00 Jay Willmes 3 1 0 1 1 1 Joe Valasiadis 6 0 1 1 10 5 Mitchel Frey 17 0 1 1 0 28 3-2:00 Will Tuttle 19 0 1 1 0 43 5-4:30 Kyle Brown 14 0 0 0 3 10 1- :30 Ryan Conley 19 0 0 0 2 44 7-5:30 Goalie | Pat Mullin started all 19 games John Manion 1 0 0 0 1 0 for the Golden Flyers in 2007 . Brian O’Donnell 4 0 0 0 1 2 Ryan Perkins 13 0 0 0 1 21 6-4:00 James Fitzella 5 0 0 0 1 6 Pat Mullin 19 0 0 0 1 53 Nate Camelio 6 0 0 0 0 2 3-2:30 Todd Dermody 3 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Hoffmeister 8 0 0 0 0 1 Joe Trinca 6 0 0 0 0 2 1-5 .200 1- :30 Cory Spinale 8 0 0 0 0 4 Nick Lucarelli 9 0 0 0 0 10 2-1:00 Anthony Desimone 4 0 0 0 0 1 Nazareth Totals 19 248 141 389 825 776 263-464 .567 95-69:30 Opponent Totals 19 148 64 212 645 637 201-464 .433 76-61:30

GOALIES GP/MIN SAVES gA Avg . SAVE% Todd Dermody 3/26 2 2 4 .61 .500 Chris Hoffmeister 8/94 18 10 6 .40 .643 Cory Spinale 8/73 10 8 6 .58 .556 Anthony Desimone 4/32 3 4 7 .48 .429 Pat Mullin 19/922 182 124 8 .07 .595 Nazareth 19/1147 215 148 7.75 .592 Opponent 19/1147 242 248 12 .98 .494 EXTRA-MAN GOALS: Nazareth 27-71, .380; Opponents 23-90, .256 CLEARS: Nazareth 391-504, .776; Opponents 348-478, .728 SCORING BY QUARTERS: 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL Nazareth 57 69 65 55 2 248 Opponents 31 33 36 48 0 148

Midfielder | Kevin Kimball had 20 goals and 10 assists in 2007 .

21—2007 results & stats Men’s Lacrosse 2008 OPPONENT PROFILES ALFRED ELMIRA HARTWICK April 16 􀁺 at Nazareth􀁺 4 p.m. March 15 􀁺 at Elmira 􀁺 1 p.m. March 29 􀁺 at Nazareth 􀁺 1 p.m. SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS Location Alfred, NY Location Elmira, NY Location Oneonta, NY Enrollment 2,000 Enrollment 1,200 Enrollment 1,400 Nickname Saxons Nickname Soaring Eagles Nickname Hawks Colors Purple & Gold Colors Purple & Gold Colors Royal Blue & White Conference Empire 8 Conference Empire 8 Conference Empire 8 Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Home Field (Capacity) Merrill Field (5,000) Home Field (Capacity) Campus Field (1,000) Home Field (Capacity) All-Weather Field (1,500) COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS Head Coach Jason Lockner (Cortland, ‘94) Head Coach Preston Chapman (Alfred, ‘89) Head Coach Bill Bjorness (RIT, ‘86) Record at Alfred 8-17 (2 seasons) Record at Elmira 47-84 (10 seasons) Record at Hartwick 66-68 (9 seasons) Overall Record 83-57 (9 seasons) Overall Record 81-142 (16 seasons) Overall Record 66-68 (9 seasons) Office Phone (607) 871-2890 Office Phone (607) 735-1805 Office Phone (607) 431-4717 Assistant Coaches Adam Dupree, Jarrett Moffitt Assistant Coach Kevin McKeown Assistant Coach Jason Fautas TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS 2007 Overall Record 6-7 2007 Overall Record 4-8 2007 Overall Record 7-8 2007 Conference Record/Finish 1-6/7th 2007 Conference Record/Finish 1-6/7th 2007 Conference Record/Finish 3-4/T4th Post-season None Post-season None Post-season Lost to St . John Fisher in ECAC SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Series Record Nazareth leads 15-4 Series Record Nazareth leads 8-0 Series Record Nazareth leads 19-1 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 17-2 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 21-4 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 10-9 (ot) SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Mark Whitehouse Sports Information Director Matt Donohue Sports Information Director John Gilger Office Phone (607) 871-2904 Office Phone (607) 735-1976 Office Phone (607) 431-4703 Fax Number (607) 871-2373 Fax Number 607) 735-1717 Fax Number (607) 431-4720 E-mail whitehouse@alfred .edu E-mail mdonohue@elmira .edu E-mail gilgerj@hartwick .edu www.alfred.edu www.elmira.edu/athletics www.hartwick.edu/x50.xml

CORTLAND GENESEO ITHACA April 2 􀁺 at Cortland􀁺 4 p.m. March 8 􀁺 at Nazareth 􀁺 1 p.m. April 5 􀁺 at Ithaca 􀁺 1 p.m. SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS Location Cortland, NY Location Geneseo, NY Location Ithaca, NY Enrollment 7,300 Enrollment 5,000 Enrollment 5,900 Nickname Red Dragons Nickname Blue Knights Nickname Bombers Colors Red & White Colors Blue & White Colors Blue & Gold Conference SUNYAC Conference SUNYAC Conference Empire 8 Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Home Field Cortland Stadium Complex (6,500) Home Field Alumni Field Home Field (Capacity) upper Terrace Field (500) COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS Head Coach Steve Beville (Washington, ‘85) Head Coach Jim Lyons (Drew, ‘88) Head Coach Jeff Long (Navy, ‘77) Record at Cortland 15-6 (1 season) Record at Geneseo 71-34 (7 seasons) Record at Ithaca 179-100 (20 seasons) Overall Record 163-113 (12 season) Overall Record 115-118 (16 seasons) Overall Record 179-100 (20 seasons) Office Phone (607) 753-4993 Office Phone (585) 245-5450 Office Phone (607) 274-3747 Assistant Coaches Mike Abbott, Jake Plunkett Assistant Coach Curtis Jaques Assistant Coaches Andy Schreck, John Wallace TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS 2007 Overall Record 15-6 2007 Overall Record 9-5 2007 Overall Record 16-4 2007 Conference Record/Finish 6-0/1st 2007 Conference Record/Finish 5-1/2nd 2007 Conference Record/Finish 7-0/1st Post-season NCAA Runner-up Post-season Lost to Nazareth in NCAAs Post-season lost to Gettysburg in NCAA Quarterfinal SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Series Record Nazareth leads 18-3 Series Record Nazareth leads 11-2 Series Record Nazareth leads 16-5 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 7-6 Last Year’s Results Nazareth 10-8 Last Year’s Results Ithaca 15-9 SPORTS INFORMATION Nazareth 15-5 Nazareth 16-14 Sports Information Director Fran Elia SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Office Phone (607) 753-5673 Sports Information Director George Gagnier Sports Information Director Mike Warwick Fax Number (607) 753-5789 Office Phone (585) 245-5346 Office Phone (607) 274-1401 E-mail eliaf@cortland .edu Fax Number (585) 245-5347 Fax Number (607) 274-1671 E-mail gagnier@geneseo .edu E-mail mwarwick@ithaca .edu www.cortlandreddragons.com www.knights.geneseo.edu http://bombers.ithaca.edu

OPPONENT PROFILES—22 2008 OPPONENT PROFILES Men’s Lacrosse KEUKA SPRINGFIELD STEVENS April 22 􀁺 at Keuka, N.Y. 􀁺 4 p.m. March 1 􀁺 at Nazareth􀁺 1 p.m. April 12 􀁺 at Hoboken, N.J. 􀁺 1 p.m. SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS Location Keuka Park, NY Location Springfield, MA Location Hoboken, NJ Enrollment 1,400 Enrollment 2,100 Enrollment 2,100 Nickname Storm Nickname Pride Nickname Ducks Colors Green, Yellow, & White Colors Maroon & White Colors Red & White Conference NEAC Conference Pilgrim League Conference Empire 8 Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III Home Field Athletic Field Complex Home Field (Capacity) Benedum Field (4,000) Home Field (Capacity) DeBaun Field COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS Head Coach Jason Paige (Washington, ‘95) Head Coach Keith Bugbee (Keene State, ‘79) Head Coach Byron Collins (Whittier, ‘93) Record at Keuka 55-44 (9 seasons) Record at Springfield 256-115 (24 seasons) Record at Stevens 91-41 (8 seasons) Overall Record 55-44 (9 seasons) Overall Record 256-115 (24 seasons) Overall Record 100-45 (9 seasons) Office Phone (585) 475-2131 Office Phone (413) 748-3154 Office Phone (201) 216-5692 Assistant Coach Frank Queener Assistant Coaches Peter Toner, Jamie Breslin Assistant Coaches Bill Duerr, Matt Madalon TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS Mark Bielicky 2007 Overall Record 7-5 2007 Overall Record 8-9 TEAM FACTS Post-season None 2007 Conference Record/Finish 7-1/2nd 2007 Overall Record 16-4 SERIES HISTORY Post-season lost to WNEC in Pilgrim playoffs 2007 Conference Record/Finish 9-0/1st (Skyline) Series Record Nazareth leads 1-0 SERIES HISTORY Post-season Won ECAC Metro Tournament Last Year’s Result 22-4 Series Record Nazareth leads 4-0 SERIES HISTORY SPORTS INFORMATION Last Year’s Result Nazareth 10-9 Series Record Nazareth leads 1-0 Sports Information Director Seth Fikes SPORTS INFORMATION Last Year’s Result Did not play Office Phone (315) 279-5241 Sports Information Director Steve Raczynski SPORTS INFORMATION Fax Number (315) 279-5647 Office Phone (413) 748-3342 Sports Information Director Brian Granata E-mail athletics@mail .keuka .edu Fax Number (413) 748-3999 Office Phone (201) 216-5078 E-mail steveraz@spfldcol .edu E-mail brian .granata@stevens .edu www.keuka.edu/sports/index.html www.spfldcol.edu www.stevensducks.com

RIT ST . JOHN FISHER UTICA April 14 􀁺 at Nazareth􀁺 1 p.m. April 19 􀁺 at Nazareth 􀁺 4 p.m. March 26 􀁺 at Utica, N.Y. 􀁺 4 p.m. Location Rochester, NY SCHOOL FACTS SCHOOL FACTS Enrollment 13,000 Location Rochester, NY Location Utica, NY Nickname Tigers Enrollment 1,900 Enrollment 1,800 Colors Burnt Umber, Orange & White Nickname Cardinals Nickname Pioneers Conference Empire 8 Colors Cardinal & Gold Colors Navy & Burnt Orange Affiliation NCAA Division III Conference Empire 8 Conference Empire 8 Home Field (Capacity) RIT Field (4,000) Affiliation NCAA Division III Affiliation NCAA Division III COACHING FACTS Home Field Growney Stadium Home Field (Capacity) gaetano Stadium (1,200) Head Coach Gene Peluso (Nazareth, ‘91) COACHING FACTS COACHING FACTS Record at RIT 67-31 (6 seasons) Head Coach John Johnson (St . Bonaventure, ‘72) Head Coach Mike Parnell (Utica, ‘02) Overall Record 107-61 (11 seasons) Record at St . John Fisher 19-15 (2 seasons) Record at Utica 13-14 (2 seasons) Office Phone (585) 475-2131 Overall Record 19-15 (2 seasons) Overall Record 13-14 (2 seasons) Assistant Coaches Brendan Gorman, Tony Levin Office Phone (585) 385-8485 Office Phone (315) 792-3706 TEAM FACTS Assistant Coaches Colin Hartnett, Jeff Schwartz Assistant Coach Ben Schoen, John Keating 2007 Overall Record 14-3 TEAM FACTS TEAM FACTS 2007 Conference Record/Finish 5-2/3rd 2007 Overall Record 10-7 2007 Overall Record 6-8 Post-season Won ECAC Upstate Tournament 2007 Conference Record/Finish 3-4/T4th 2007 Conference Record 2-5/6th SERIES HISTORY Post-season Lost to RIT in ECACs Post-season None Series Record Nazareth leads 16-7 SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Last Year’s Results Nazareth 13-12 (ot) Series Record Nazareth leads 5-0 Series Record Nazareth leads 7-0 Nazareth 14-8 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 16-8 Last Year’s Result Nazareth 16-7 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Steve Jaynes Sports Information Director Norm Kieffer Sports Information Director Gil Burgmaster Office Phone (585) 475-6154 Office Phone (585) 385-8421 Office Phone (315) 792-3772 Fax Number (585) 475-2617 Fax Number (585) 385-8483 Fax Number (315) 792-3818 E-mail skjsid@rit .edu E-mail kieffer@sjfc .edu E-mail gburgma@utica edu. www.ritathletics.com http://athletics.sjfc.edu www.utica.edu/ucpioneers

23—OPPONENT PROFILES Men’s Lacrosse 2008 OPPONENT PROFILES WESLEYAN GOLDEN FLYERS IN OVERTIME GAMES March 18 􀁺 at Orlando, FL 􀁺 12 p.m. Date Result Goal Time into OT SCHOOL FACTS 4-9-86 nazareth 13, Hobart ‘B’ 12 Tom Coons 1:33 Location Middletown, CT 4-25-90 nazareth 13, Cortland 12 Carl Jutzin :37 Enrollment 8,500 4-22-92 nazareth 15, Cortland 14 Marty Kelly (Cam Bomberry) 3:27 Nickname Cardinals 5-17-92 nazareth 13, Hobart 12* Marty Kelly :24 Colors Red & White 5-15-94 nazareth 14, RIT 13* Jeremy Hollenbeck :54 Conference NESCAC 5-26-96 nazareth 11, Washington 10* Terry Goetz (Neal Powless) :14 Affiliation NCAA Division III 5-25-97 nazareth 15, Washington 14* Ryan McDermott :30 Home Field Jackson Field 4-28-98 nazareth 17, Ithaca 16 Craig DeVoe (Chris Nadelen) :15 COACHING FACTS Head Coach John Raba (New Haven, ‘93) 4-24-99 nazareth 12, RIT 11 Eric Goodberlet :36 Record at Wesleyan 112-55 (11 seasons) 3-16-02 nazareth 10, St . Lawrence 9 Jarod Koopman (Jeff Monroe) :18 Overall Record 112-55 (11 seasons) 3-23-02 Adelphi 10, Nazareth 9 David Toy 2:09 Office Phone (860) 685-3917 4-24-02 nazareth 15, Oswego 14 (2ot) P .J . Rosecrans (Jarod Koopman) :39 Assistant Coaches Will Parker, Rick McCarthy 3-14-03 Rensselaer 9, Nazareth 8# Ryan Frisch (Andrew Teichman) 1:41 TEAM FACTS 3-22-03 Adelphi 12, Nazareth 11 Kim Delfs (Mike Bartolillo) 3:33 2007 Overall Record 18-3 4-25-03 nazareth 13, Ithaca 12 (2ot) David Graham (Brian Navarra) 2:20 2007 Conference Record/Finish 8-1/T1st 3-31-04 Cortland 13, Nazareth 12 Andrew Roth :58 Post-season lost to Cortland in NCAA Semifinals 4-17-04 nazareth 17, RIT 16 (2ot) Bryan Coon (T .J . Rogers) 2:35 SERIES HISTORY 4-22-05 ithaca 15, Nazareth 14 (2ot) Brandon Geluso (Matt Casey) 2:44 Series Record Wesleyan leads 1-0 3-29-06 nazareth 8, Cortland 7 Ryan Hotaling 3:59 Last Year’s Result Wesleyan 9-6 SPORTS INFORMATION 4-22-06 ithaca 11, Nazareth 10 (4 ot) Mike Cintineo 1:48 Sports Information Director Brian Katten 4-07-07 nazareth 10, Hartwick 9 Kevin Kimball 1:30 Office Phone (860) 685-2887 4-14-07 nazareth 13, RIT 12 Kyle Purcell 3:11 E-mail bkatten@wesleyan .edu * NCAA Tournament game www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/ # in Orlando, Fla .

WESTERN NEW ENGLAND March 20 􀁺 at Vero Beach, FL 􀁺 7 p.m. SCHOOL FACTS Location Springfield, MA Enrollment 2,400 Nickname Golden Bears Colors Blue & Gold Conference Pilgrim League Affiliation NCAA Division III Home Field (Capacity) golden Bear Stadium (1,200) COACHING FACTS Head Coach John Klepacki (Springfield, ‘96) Record at WNEC 79-31 (7th season) Overall Record 79-31 (7th season) Office Phone (413) 782-1367 Assistant Coaches Kevin Warnock, Mark Bergey TEAM FACTS 2007 Overall Record 7-1 2007 Conference Record/Finish 8-0/1st Post-season lost to Cortland in NCAA Quarterfinals SERIES HISTORY Series Record Western New England leads 1-0 Last Year’s Result Western New England 9-4 SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Kenneth Cerino Office Phone (413) 782-1227 E-mail kcerino@wnec .edu www1.wnec.edu/athletics

Midfielder | Kyle Purcell’s only goal of 2007 was an overtime game-winner at RIT .

OPPONENT PROFILES—24 flyers VS . ALL OPPONENTS—POST-SEASONMen’s Lacrosse GOLDEN FLYERS VS . ALL OPPONENTS OPPONENT W-L OPPONENT W-L OPPONENT W-L OPPONENT W-L Adelphi 5-4 Gettysburg, Pa . 2-0 Middlebury, Vt . 3-4 St . Lawrence 10-0 Alfred 15-4 Gordon, Mass . 1-0 Morrisville Tech 2-0 Salisbury, Md 3-4 Amherst, Mass . 3-0 Hamilton 1-0 New York Maritime 1-0 Skidmore 4-0 Bentley, Mass . 2-0 Hampden-Sydney, Va . 1-1 Ohio Wesleyan 9-1 Springfield, Mass . 4-0 Bowdoin, Me . 2-0 Hartwick 19-1 Oneonta 2-0 Stevens, n J. . 1-0 Buffalo State 1-1 Hobart 1-10 Oswego 17-0 Stony Brook 2-0 Canisius 5-0 Hobart JV 1-0 Pace 1-0 Southampton 1-0 Clarkson 3-0 Ithaca 16-5 Penn State 0-1 Syracuse Club 1-0 Connecticut College 2-0 Kean, n .J . 1-0 Pfeiffer, n .C . 1-0 Union 1-0 Cortland 18-3 Keuka 1-0 Potsdam 6-2 Utica 7-0 C .W . Post 12-2 Lehigh, Pa . 1-0 Rensselaer 6-1 Washington, Md . 6-6 Eastern Connecticut State 1-0 LeMoyne 13-1 Roanoke 4-0 Wesleyan 0-1 Elmira 8-0 Lycoming, Pa . 1-0 R .i .T . 16-7 Western New England 0-1 Geneseo 12-2 Maryland-Baltimore County 0-1 Univ of Rochester 7-0 Whittier, Calif 2-0 St . John Fisher 5-0 Wooster, Ohio 1-0

GOLDEN FLYERS IN POST-SEASON PLAY

NCAA TOURNAMENT 1999 1993 EMPIRE 8 TOURNAMENT First Round--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Nazareth 2007 2007 R .i .T . 10, Nazareth 6 Nazareth 15, Alfred 8 Second Round--at Nazareth Semifinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 15, Geneseo 5 1998 Semifinal--at Hobart Nazareth 14, RIT 8 Hobart 20, Nazareth 16 Quarterfinal--at Middletown, Conn. Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Championship--at Ithaca Wesleyan 9, Nazareth 6 Nazareth 14, Middlebury 7 1992 Nazareth 16, Ithaca 14 Semifinal--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Nazareth 2005 2006 Nazareth 10, Ohio Wesleyan 9 Nazareth 22, Clarkson 11 First Round--at Nazareth Semifinal--at RIT Nazareth 13, Stevens 10 Championship--at Piscataway, N.J. Semifinal--at Hobart RIT 18, Nazareth 13 Washington, Md . 16, Nazareth 10 Nazareth 13, Hobart 12 (ot) Quarterfinal--at Cortland 2005 Nazareth 14, Cortland 7 1997 Championship--at Philadelphia, Pa. Nazareth 22, Roanoke 11 Semifinal--at Ithaca Semifinal--at Middlebury Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 14, Ithaca 4 Nazareth 17, Alfred 6 Middlebury 14, Nazareth 12 1991 Championship--at Hartwick Semifinal--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Gettysburg, Pa. 2004 Nazareth 18, Hartwick 7 Nazareth 16, Ohio Wesleyan 9 Nazareth 17, Gettysburg 10 First Round--at Nazareth 2004 Nazareth 18, e .Connecticut State 4 Championship--at College Park, Md. Semifinal--at Hobart Nazareth 15, Washington, Md . 14 (ot) Hobart 19, Nazareth 17 Semifinal--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Cortland Nazareth 18, RIT 7 Nazareth 10, Cortland 8 1996 1989 Championship--at Ithaca Semifinal--at Middlebury Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 7, Ithaca 5 Nazareth 12, Middlebury 8 Nazareth 14, Gettysburg 10 Nazareth 25, Salisbury State 10 Championship--at Baltimore, Md. Semifinal--at Nazareth Semifinal--at Hobart Salisbury 13, Nazareth 9 Nazareth 17, Ohio Wesleyan 11 Hobart 14, Nazareth 10 Championship--at College Park, Md. 2003 1988 Nazareth 11, Washington, Md . 10 (ot) First Round--at Nazareth Quarterfinal--at Hobart Nazareth 15, Ohio Wesleyan 4 1995 Hobart 17, Nazareth 12 Quarterfinal--at Middlebury Quarterfinal--at Nazareth ECAC TOURNAMENT Middlebury 21, Nazareth 12 Nazareth 16, Hartwick 8 2006 Semifinal--at Nazareth 2001 Semifinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 14, Ohio Wesleyan 13 Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 15, Oneonta 5 Championship--at College Park, Md. Nazareth 15, Rensselaer 14 Championship--at Ithaca Salisbury State 22, Nazareth 13 Semifinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 17, Ithaca 10 Middlebury 21, Nazareth 14 1994 1990 Quarterfinal--at Nazareth 2000 Semifinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 14, R .iT . . 13 (ot) Quarterfinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 19, Union 10 Semifinal--at Hobart Nazareth 16, Ohio Wesleyan 8 Championship--at Nazareth Hobart 18, Nazareth 14 Semifinal--at Nazareth Nazareth 25, Potsdam State 14 Middlebury 13, Nazareth 8

25—vS . all opponents—post season Men’s Lacrosse flyers’ career records

Bill Coons Bill Atkinson Marty Kelly Brent Rothfuss Ronnie Davis Jeremy Hollenbeck

CAREER SCORING LEADERS G A pts. CAREER GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Bill Coons, 1986-89 138 174 312 (minimum 500 minutes played) Marty Kelly, 1989-92 142 146 288 Pat Mullin, 2004-07 8 .25 Ryan Hotaling, 2004-07 139 93 232 Ben Wineburg, 1993-96 8 .38 Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97 126 74 200 Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88 8 .39 Neal Powless, 1993-96 124 67 191 Dave Basile, 1986-89 8 .46 Bill Atkinson, 1986-89 135 19 154 Rob Carroll, 1998-01 8 .50 Cam Bomberry, 1991-94 84 70 154 Alex Civalier, 2003-06 8 .68 Eric Goodberlet, 1998-01 129 24 153 Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92 8 .70 Chris Balash, 2003-06 100 51 151 Jake Coon, 1997-00 8 .71 Bryan Coon, 2002-05 110 37 147 Chris Balash Bryan Adams Kevin Kaffl, 1991, 1993 8 .83 Bryan Adams, 2003-2006 102 37 139 Dana Ryan, 1987-90 8 .93 Trent Brown, 1995-97 83 56 139 CAREER GROUND BALLS Chad Amidon, 2004-07 91 43 134 Chris Nadelen, 1996-99 408 Ryan McDermott, 1995-98 82 46 128 Terry Goetz, 1993-96 343 Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94 86 39 125 Bryan Adams, 2003-06 308 Pat Metzler, 1992-94 70 54 124 Tom Fritz, 1994-97 307 Dennis Foley, 1997-99 95 28 123 Brian Silcott, 1991-93 291 Ed Geary, 1993-95 53 60 113 Jake Coon, 1997-00 291 Ronnie Davis, 1989-92 78 34 112 Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92 245 Justin Wahl, 2002-04 79 31 110 Jerome Lazore, 1987-90 237 GOALS Marty Kelly, 1989-92 232 Marty Kelly, 1989-92 142 Chad Amidon Ryan Hotaling Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91 231 Ryan Hotaling, 2004-07 139 Chad Amidon, 2004-07 229 Bill Coons, 1986-89 138 Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97 226 CAREER GOALIE SAVES Bill Atkinson, 1986-89 135 Dave Pratt, 1988, 1990-92 219 Jake Coon, 1997-00 769 Eric Goodberlet, 1998-01 129 Carl Jutzin, 1989-92 214 Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92 585 Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97 126 Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94 212 Alex Civalier, 2003-06 507 Neal Powless, 1993-96 124 Ben Wineburg, 1993-96 475 CAREER FACE-OFFS WON Bryan Coon, 2002-05 110 Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88 321 Chris Nadelen, 1996-99 571 Bryan Adams, 2003-06 102 Pat Mullin, 2004-07 266 Brian Gaffney, 2003-06 406 Chris Balash, 2003-06 100 Rob Carroll, 1998-01 263 Terry Goetz, 1993-96 401 Dennis Foley, 1997-99 95 Dana Ryan, 1987-90 239 Brian Silcott, 1991-93 363 Chad Amidon, 2004-07 91 Sean O’Rourke, 1993-94 234 Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91 299 Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94 86 Don Green, 2002-04 213 Jerome Lazore, 1987-90 248 Cam Bomberry, 1991-94 84 Jim Quackenbush, 2000-03 239 Trent Brown, 1995-97 83 CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGE Jeff Monroe, 1999-02 231 (minimum 500 minutes played) Chad Amidon, 2004-07 223 CAREER ASSISTS Ben Wineburg, 1993-96 .674 Andrew Russo, 2004-05 191 Bill Coons, 1986-89 174 Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92 .642 Marty Kelly, 1989-92 146 Jake Coon, 1997-00 .636 CAREER FACE-OFF PERCENTAGE Ryan Hotaling, 2004-07 93 Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88 .633 (minimum 200 attempts) Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97 74 Kevin Kaffl, 1991, 1993 .627 Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91 299-for-454, .659 Cam Bomberry, 1991-94 70 Rob Carroll, 1998-01 .623 Brian Silcott, 1991-93 363-for-564, .644 Neal Powless, 1993-96 67 Sean O’Rourke, 1993-94 .619 Chris Nadelen, 1996-99 571-for-970, .589 Ed Geary, 1993-95 60 Dave Basile, 1986-89 .612 Chad Amidon, 2004-07 223-for-483, .582 Ryan Stutler, 1986-87, 1989-90 57 Dana Ryan, 1987-90 .601 Jim Quackenbush, 2000-03 239-for-419, .570 Trent Brown, 1995-97 56 Alex Civalier, 2003-06 .587 Rory Thorpe, 2002-03 177-for-311, .569 Pat Metzler, 1992-94 54 Brian Gaffney, 2003-06 406-for-727, .558 Chris Balash, 2003-06 51 Brian Roden, 1999-02 47 Ryan McDermott, 1995-98 46 Brian Navarra, 2001-04 46 Jarod Koopman, 1999-02 45

career records—26 flyers single season recordsMen’s Lacrosse

Brian Silcott Jake Lazore Justin Wahl Ben Wineburg Terry Goetz Dennis Foley

SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS SINGLE SEASON SAVE PERCENTAGE G A pts. (minimum 250 minutes played) Bill Coons, 1989 41 71 112 Ben Wineburg, 1996 .693 Marty Kelly, 1990 36 58 94 Rocky Garofalo, 1988 .669 Bill Coons, 1988 37 55 92 Jake Coon, 2000 .667 Brent Rothfuss, 1997 49 35 84 Ben Wineburg, 1995 .652 Ryan Hotaling, 2005 51 31 82 Greg Gebhardt, 1992 .652 Neal Powless, 1995 57 24 81 Jake Coon, 1997 .650 Marty Kelly, 1991 48 31 79 Jake Coon, 1998 .636 Ryan Hotaling, 2006 37 37 74 Kevin Kaffl, 1993 .632 Tim Cox, 1991 36 37 73 pat mullin chris nadelen Greg Gebhardt, 1990 .631 Ed Geary, 1995 30 41 71 Greg Gebhardt, 1991 .621 SINGLE SEASON GOALS SCORED SINGLE SEASON GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Neal Powless, 1995 57 (minimum 250 minutes played) Bill Atkinson, 1988 56 Jake Coon, 2000 7 .32 Ryan Hotaling, 2005 51 Rocky Garofalo, 1988 7 .53 Bill Atkinson, 1989 50 Ben Wineburg, 1996 7 .59 Brent Rothfuss, 1997 49 Pat Mullin, 2007 8 .07 Marty Kelly, 1991 48 Alex Civalier, 2006 8 .27 Bryan Coon, 2003 45 Greg Gebhardt, 1992 8 .30 Brent Rothfuss, 1996 44 Alex Civalier, 2004 8 .30 Justin Wahl, 2004 44 Pat Mullin, 2006 8 .38 Eric Goodberlet, 2001 43 Jake Coon, 1997 8 .53 Jim Quackenbush Bryan Coon Dana Ryan, 1989 8 .80 SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS Bill Coons, 1989 71 SINGLE SEASON GROUND BALLS Marty Kelly, 1990 58 Terry Goetz, 1995 141 Bill Coons, 1988 55 Chris Nadelen, 1999 138 Ed Geary, 1995 41 Terry Goetz, 1996 128 Ryan Hotaling, 2006 37 Chris Nadelen, 1997 128 Tim Cox, 1991 37 Tom Fritz, 1997 123 Marty Kelly, 1992 35 Chris Nadelen, 1998 118 Brent Rothfuss, 1997 35 Jake Lazore, 1990 118 Ryan Stutler, 1986 32 Jim Quackenbush, 2003 110 Marty Kelly, 1991 31 Tom Fritz, 1996 106 Chad Amidon, 2007 106 SINGLE SEASON GOALIE SAVES Brian Gaffney Alex Civalier Ben Wineburg, 1996 237 SINGLE SEASON FACE-OFFS WON Jake Coon, 1998 229 Chris Nadelen, 1997 197 Alex Civalier, 2004 227 Chris Nadelen, 1998 182 Sean O’Rourke, 1994 220 Terry Goetz, 1995 178 Ben Wineburg, 1995 214 Chad Amidon, 2007 176 Greg Gebhardt, 1992 197 Chris Nadelen, 1999 167 Jake Coon, 1997 195 Brian Gaffney, 2004 165 Pat Mullin, 2007 182 Jim Quackenbush, 2003 162 Rob Carroll, 2001 179 Brian Silcott, 1992 158 Jake Coon, 2000 176 Jake Lazore, 1990 156 Kevin Kaffl, 1993 175 Terry Goetz, 1996 144 Eric Goodberlet Neal Powless

27—single season records Men’s Lacrosse individual and team records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS GOALS SCORED GOALS SCORED Game: 9, Ed Leva vs . Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990; Game: 30 vs . Southampton (30-1 win), 8, Bill Atkinson at Rochester (19-4 win), March 28, 1988; March 12,1988 (at Rutgers University); 8, Bill Atkinson vs . Alfred (16-4 win), April 13, 1988 30 vs . Canisius (30-9win), May 1, 1990 Season: 57, Neal Powless, 1995 Home Game: 30 vs . Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990 Career: 142, Marty Kelly, 1989-92 Consecutive: 26 vs . Southampton (30-1 win), March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University) ASSISTS Season: 279 in 2004 Game: 11, Bill Coons vs . Hartwick (20-10 win), Fewest allowed in a season: 103 in 1988 April 28, 1989 (at East Rochester High School) Season: 71, Bill Coons, 1989 ASSISTS Career: 174, Bill Coons, 1986-89 Game: 20 vs . Buffalo State (24-8 win), April 21, 1987; 20 vs . Southampton(30-1win), March 12, 1988 POINTS SCORED (GOALS + ASSISTS) (at Rutgers University); Game: 13 (2 goals, 11 assists), Bill Coons vs . Hartwick 20 vs . Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990 (20-10 win), April 28, 1989 (at East Rochester HS) Season: 168 in 1989 13 (4 goals, 9 assists), Marty Kelly at St . Lawrence (22-8 win), April 28, 1990 POINTS SCORED 13 (4 goals, 9 assists), Ed Geary at LeMoyne Game: 50 (30 goals, 20 assists) vs . Southampton (17-5 win), April 1, 1995 (30-1 win), March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University); Season: 112 (41 goals, 71 assists), Bill Coons, 1989 50 (30 goals, 20 assists) vs . Canisius (30-9 win), Career: 312 (138 goals, 174 assists), Bill Coons, 1986-89 May 1, 1990 GOALTENDING Season: 423 (279 goals, 144 assists) in 2004 Games in a season: 19 Alex Civalier, 2004; 19 Pat Mullin, 2007 WINS Games in a career: 59, Jake Coon, 1997-00 Season: 16 in 2004; 16 in 2007 Goals-against average in a season Largest winning margin: 29 goals vs . Southampton (minimum 250 minutes played): 7 .32, Jake Coon, 2000 (30-1 win), March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University) Goals-against average in a career (minimum 500 minutes played): 8 .25, Pat Mullin, 2004-07 WINNING STREAK Saves in a game: 32, Jake Coon vs . Middlebury Longest: 15 games in 1996; 15 in 2001 (14-7 win), May 9, 1998* Longest at Home: 18 games (last 3 games of 1991, Saves in a season: 237, Ben Wineburg, 1996 4 games of 1992, 8 games of 1993, Saves in a career: 769, Jake Coon, 1997-00 first 3 games of 1994) Save percentage in a season (minimum 250 minutes played): .693, Ben Wineburg, 1996 Longest on road: 17 games (last 4 games of 1999, Save percentage in a career Jake coon | had an NCAA record 32 saves 7 games of 2000, 6 games of 2001) (minimum 500 minutes played): .674, Ben Wineburg, 1993-96 in a playoff game vS . Middlebury in 1998 . * NCAA Tournament Record

steve cutia | returns for his fourth season as one of the Golden Flyers’ captainS .

individual and team records—28 all-american selectionsMen’s Lacrosse

USILA ALL-AMERICANS

2007 – Chad Amidon, sr . midfielder (1st team) Ryan Hotaling, sr . attackman (1st team) Ryan Conley, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) 2006 – Bryan Adams, sr . midfielder (3rd team) Ryan Hotaling, jr . attackman (3rd team) Jeff Mangini, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) 2005 – Bryan Adams, jr . midfielder (2nd team) Tom Fritz Jarod Koopman Jake Coon Pete Riley Chris Cimini, sr . defenseman (2nd team) Alex Civalier, jr . goalie (hon . mention) Bryan Coon, sr . attackman (hon . mention) Francis Donald, so . d-midfld (hon . mention) Ryan Hotaling, so . attackman (1st team) Gordon Quonce, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) 2004 – Bryan Adams, so . midfielder (3rd team) Brandon Brown, sr . attackman (hon . mention) Chris Cimini, jr . defenseman (hon . mention) Bryan Coon, jr . attackman (hon . mention) Brian Navarra, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) Brandon Piccarreto Mark Sovie Dave Pratt John McAuliffe T J. . Rogers, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) Justin Wahl, sr . attackman (hon . mention) 1997 – Trent Brown, sr . attackman (3rd team) Jake Coon, fr . goalie (hon . mention) 2003 – Bryan Coon, so . attackman (hon . mention) Dan Garrett, sr . defenseman (1st team) Matt Kent, sr . d-midfld (hon . mention) Tom Fritz, sr . defensive midfielder (1st team) Jim Quackenbush, sr . midfld (hon . mention) Ryan McDermott, jr . midfielder (2nd team) 2002 – Kevin Flanagan, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) Brandon Piccarreto, jr . defenseman (1st team) Jarod Koopman, sr . midfielder (3rd team) Brent Rothfuss, sr . midfielder (1st team) P .J . Rosecrans, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) Marcos Santana, sr . defenseman (2nd team) Craig Sleeman, sr . d-midfielder (hon . mention) Joe Spada, sr . attackman (hon . mention) Ethan Sleeman, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) 1996 – John Burdett, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) 2001 – Rob Carroll, sr . goalie (hon . mention) chris cimini ryan mcdermott Tom Fritz, jr . defensive midfielder (2nd team) Jim Cianfrocca, sr . attack (hon . mention) Dan Garrett, jr . defenseman (3rd team) Eric Goodberlet, sr . midfielder (1st team) 1992 – Joe Alden, jr . defenseman (2nd team) Terry Goetz, sr . midfielder (2nd team) Jarod Koopman, jr . midfielder(hon . mention) Cam Bomberry, so . midfielder (3rd team) Ryan McDermott, so . midfld (hon . mention) P J. . Rosecrans, jr . midfielder (3rd team) Ronnie Davis, sr . midfielder (1st team) Brandon Piccarreto, so . defenseman (1st team) Ethan Sleeman, jr . defenseman (2nd team) Greg Gebhardt, sr . goalie (1st team) Neal Powless, sr . attackman (2nd team) Mark Sovie, sr . defenseman (1st team) Carl Jutzin, sr . midfielder (3rd team) Brent Rothfuss, jr . midfielder (1st team) Al Terilli, sr . midfielder (3rd team) Marty Kelly, sr . attackman (1st team) Marcos Santana, jr . defenseman (2nd team) Dave Pratt, sr . defenseman (1st team) 2000 – Jake Coon, sr . goalie (1st team) Ben Wineburg, sr . goalie (1st team) Chris Corcoran, sr . d-midfld (hon . mention) Pete Riley, sr . d-midfielder (2nd team) 1995 – Tom Fritz, so . defenseman (hon . mention) Eric Goodberlet, jr . midfielder (2nd team) Brian Silcott, jr . midfielder (2nd team) Ed Geary, sr . attackman (3rd team) Jeff Keys, sr . attack (hon . mention) 1991 – Joe Alden, so . defenseman (hon . mention) Brian Majczak, sr . midfielder (2nd team) Kevin Leonard, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) Tim Cox, jr . attackman (hon . mention) Neal Powless, jr . attackman (1st team) P .J . Rosecrans, so . midfld (hon . mention) Greg Gebhardt, jr . goalie (hon . mention) Chuck Roberts, sr . defenseman (2nd team) Mark Sovie, jr . defenseman (2nd team) Marty Kelly, jr . attackman (1st team) Brent Rothfuss, so . midfielder (2nd team) Al Terilli, jr . midfielder (hon . mention) Jake Lazore, sr . midfielder (1st team) Marcos Santana, so . defenseman (hon . mention) Ryan Trombley, sr . defenseman (2nd team) Dave Pratt, jr . defenseman (1st team) Ben Wineburg, jr . goalie (2nd team) 1999 – Jake Coon, jr . goalie (3rd team) Pete Riley, jr . defensive midfielder (2nd team) 1994 – Cam Bomberry, sr . midfielder (2nd team) Eric Goodberlet, so . attack (hon . mention) 1990 – Carl Jutzin, so . midfielder (3rd team) Jeremy Hollenbeck, sr . midfielder (1st team) Chris Nadelen, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) Marty Kelly, so . attackman (hon . mention) Pat Metzler, sr . attackman (3rd team) John Nevin, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) John McAuliffe, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) Sean O’Rourke, sr . goalie (hon . mention) Billy Serino, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) 1989 – Bill Atkinson, sr . attackman (3rd team) Rich Petersen, sr . defenseman (3rd team) Ryan Trombley, jr . defenseman (hon . mention) Bill Coons, sr . attackman (1st team) Neal Powless, so . attackman (hon . mention) Gerry Gutchess, sr . midfielder (2nd team) 1998 – Adam Civalier, sr . midfielder (hon . mention) Tony Wallace, sr . defenseman (hon . mention) Jake Coon, so . goalie (1st team) Bob Kuzdzal, sr . d-midfield (hon . mention) 1993 – Joe Alden, sr . defenseman (3rd team) Dennis Foley, jr . attackman (3rd team) Jerome Lazore, jr . midfielder (3rd team) Cam Bomberry, jr . midfielder (3rd team) Ryan McDermott, sr . midfielder (1st team) John McAuliffe, jr . defenseman (3rd team) Jeremy Hollenbeck, jr . midfielder (2nd team) Carmine Peluso, sr . defenseman (2nd team) 1988 – Bill Coons, jr . attackman (3rd team) Kevin Kaffl, sr . goalie (3rd team) Billy Serino, jr . midfielder (2nd team) Pat Gannon, sr . def . midfielder (hon . mention) Pat Metzler, jr . attackman (3rd team) Gerry Gutchess, jr . midfielder (hon . mention) Rich Petersen, jr . defenseman (hon . mention) Brian Silcott, sr . midfielder (1st team)

29—all-american selections Men’s Lacrosse GOLDEN FLYERS’ TEAM AWARD WINNERS

Iroquois Nation Award OFFENSIVE MVP BLOCK ‘N’ AWARD coaches award Div . III Player of the Year 1987 -- Rob Randall 2007 -- Kevin Kimball 2007 -- Jim Schultheis 1986 -- Bill Coons 2006 -- Mike McGrath 2006 -- Greg Kanellis 2001 -- Eric Goodberlet 2005 -- Ryan Feltner, Gordon Quonce 2005 -- John Serron 1997 -- Brent Rothfuss THOMAS PHINNEY JR . 2004 -- Cory Kizielewicz 2004 -- Brian Navarra 1996 -- Ben Wineburg ALUMNI AWARD 2003 -- Jason Mordaci 2003 -- Denny Patrick 1992 -- Greg Gebhardt 2002 -- Jon Paul Cirelli, Chad Kuczek 2002 -- Alex Lumbard 2007 -- Brian Slaninka 2001 -- Jarod Koopman 2001 -- Chad Horst lT . Col . Jack Turnbull Award 2006 -- Bill Meagher 2000 -- Jeff Beckhorn 2000 -- Jeff Biesiada Outstanding Attackman— 2005 -- Ronnie Davis 1999 -- John Nevin 1999 -- Chris Scanlan Div . III 2004 -- Shawn Riley 1998 -- Mike DeWall 1998 -- Billy Serino 2003 -- Rich Pierpont 1997 -- Alex Ewing, Joe Spada 2005 -- Ryan Hotaling 1997 -- Dan Garrett 2002 -- Kevin Cox 1996 -- Tom Campbell, Derek Goddard 1992 -- Marty Kelly 1996 -- Terry Goetz 2001 -- Dan Coughlin 1995 -- Garth Magowan 1995 -- Ed Geary 2000 -- Tom Cincebox 1994 -- Matt Arthur Fran McCall Award 1994 -- Brian Majczak 1999 -- Dave Basile 1993 -- Jeremy Hollenbeck Outstanding 1993 -- Brian Silcott 1992 -- Dan Coughlin Midfielder—Div . III 1992 -- Pete Riley GROUNDBALL AWARD 1991 -- Chad McRae 1991 -- Jake Lazore 2001 -- Eric Goodberlet 1990 -- Rich Pierpont 2007 -- Chad Amidon 1990 -- Chris March 1998 -- Ryan McDermott 1989 -- Matt DiDuro 2006 -- Bryan Adams 1989 -- Shawn Riley 1997 -- Brent Rothfuss 1988 -- Joe Saya 2005 -- Bryan Adams 1988 -- Tom Cincebox 1996 -- Brent Rothfuss 1987 -- Dave Basile 2004 -- Bryan Adams 1993 -- Brian Silcott 1986 -- Kyle Buelow 2003 -- Jim Quackenbush 1991 -- Jake Lazore 2002 -- Craig Sleeman NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR SELECTIONS 2001 -- Al Terilli William Stiles Award 2000 -- Al Terilli 2007 1998 Outstanding 1999 -- Chris Nadelen Rob Randall, coach Adam Civalier, sr . midfielder Defenseman—Div . III 1998 -- Adam Civalier Ryan Hotaling, sr . attackman Ryan McDermott, sr . midfielder 1997 -- Dan Garrett 1997 -- Brandon Piccarreto Chad Amidon, sr . midfielder Carmine Peluso, sr . defenseman 1996 -- Brandon Piccarreto Francis Donald, sr . d-midfielder 1997 Ensign C . Markland Kelly 1995 -- Chuck Roberts Ryan Conley, sr . defenseman 1994 -- Tom Mariano Tom Fritz, sr . d-midfielder JR . Award Outstanding 2006 Dan Garrett, sr . defenseman Goalie—Div . III 1993 -- Brian Majczak 1992 -- Brian Silcott Bryan Adams, sr . midfielder Brent Rothfuss, sr . midfielder Chris Balash, sr . attackman 2000 -- Jake Coon 1991 -- Dave Pratt 1996 1998 -- Jake Coon 1990 -- Sam Nielsen 2005 Terry Goetz, sr . midfielder 1996 -- Ben Wineburg 1989 -- Bill Atkinson Chris Cimini, sr . defenseman Neal Powless, sr . attackman 1992 -- Greg Gebhardt 1988 -- Jerome Lazore Bryan Coon, sr . attackman Ben Wineburg, sr . goalie 1987 -- Bill Coons Gordon Quonce, sr . defenseman W .H . Brine Award MVP— 1986 -- Peter Carlevatti 1995 Div . III championship game 2004 Ed Geary, sr . attackman PAIGE GORHAM Brandon Brown, sr . attackman Brian Majczak, sr . midfielder 2004 -- Alex Civalier DEFENSIVE MVP T .J . Rogers, sr . midfielder Chuck Roberts, sr . defenseman Justin Wahl, sr . attackman 1997 -- Trent Brown 1994 2007 -- Pat Mullin, Ryan Conley 1996 -- Ben Wineburg 2003 Scott Nelson, Coach 1992 -- Ronnie Davis 2006 -- Jeff Mangini 2005 -- Chris Cimini Matt Kent, sr . d-midfielder Jeremy Hollenbeck, sr . midfielder OFFENSIVE MVP 2004 -- Alex Civalier Jim Quackenbush, sr . midfielder Rich Petersen, sr . defenseman Tony Wallace, sr . defenseman 2003 -- Chris Cimini 2002 2007 -- Ryan Hotaling 2002 -- Ethan Sleeman Jarod Koopman, sr . midfielder 1993 2006 -- Ryan Hotaling 2001 -- Rob Carroll Craig Sleeman, sr . d-midfielder Joe Alden, sr . defenseman 2005 -- Ryan Hotaling 2000 -- Jake Coon, Ryan Trombley Ethan Sleeman, sr . defenseman Jim Cornicelli, sr . midfielder 2004 -- Justin Wahl, Brandon Brown 1999 -- Jake Coon Brian Silcott, sr . midfielder 2003 -- Bryan Coon 1998 -- Jake Coon 2001 2002 -- Jarod Koopman 1997 -- Tom Fritz Eric Goodberlet, sr . midfielder 1992 2001 -- Eric Goodberlet 1996 -- Ben Wineburg Mark Sovie, sr . defenseman Greg Gebhardt, sr . goalie 2000 -- Eric Goodberlet 1995 -- Ben Wineburg Al Terilli, sr . midfielder Marty Kelly, sr . attackman Dave Pratt, sr . defenseman 1999 -- Billy Serino 1994 -- Tony Wallace 2000 1998 -- Ryan McDermott 1993 -- Rich Petersen Jake Coon, sr . goalie 1991 1997 -- Brent Rothfuss 1992 -- Greg Gebhardt, Dave Pratt Chris Corcoran, sr . d-midfielder Jake Lazore, sr . midfielder 1996 -- Brent Rothfuss 1991 -- Greg Gebhardt Ryan Trombley, sr . defenseman Sam Nielsen, sr . d-midfielder 1995 -- Neal Powless 1990 -- John McAuliffe, Bill Meagher 1994 -- Jeremy Hollenbeck 1989 -- Dana Ryan 1999 1990 1993 -- Pat Metzler 1988 -- Pat Gannon Dennis Foley, sr . attackman John McAuliffe, sr . defenseman John Nevin, sr . midfielder 1992 -- Marty Kelly 1987 -- Rocky Garofalo 1989 1986 -- Mike Pitonzo Billy Serino, sr . defenseman 1991 -- Marty Kelly Bill Coons, sr . attackman 1990 -- Marty Kelly Gerry Gutchess, sr . midfielder 1989 -- Bill Coons 1988 -- Bill Coons

awards & honors—30 Year by Year ResultsMen’s Lacrosse 1986 (8-3) 1989 (11-5) Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Scott Nelson Captains: Dave Basile, Bill Coons, vs . Potsdam* L 13-8 Tom Coons, Gerry Gutchess at Syracuse Club W 24-7 at Pace W 20-5 vs . Lehigh* W 10-7 at Kean, n .J . W 21-6 at Penn State* L 12-10 at Hartwick W 12-10 vs . Pfeiffer** W 19-2 Hobart B W 13-12, ot at Salisbury State W 17-11 LeMoyne L 13-9 vs . Ohio Wesleyan% L 12-7 Morrisville Tech W 15-7 at Geneseo W 15-9 at Rochester W 14-10 at Alfred L 11-7 at Buffalo State L 18-7 at LeMoyne W 29-6 Elmira W 23-3 Hobart L 9-5 Golden Flyers 1992 *at Coyne Field, Syracuse FRONT ROW (left to right) - Dan Coughlin, Pete Riley, Marty Kelly, Carl Jutzin, Greg Gebhardt, at Potsdam W 16-8 Ronnie Davis, Sterling Haynes, Chad McRae, Chris March, Dave Pratt SECOND ROW - Tony Wallace, Cortland W 14-3 Jeff Taylor, Joe Alden, Jeff Gerstner, John Burdett, Joe Francher, Jim Cornicelli, Kevin Cox, Pat 1987 (8-5) Hartwick# W 20-10 Metzler, Brian Silcott THIRD ROW - Rich Petersen, Mike Dollard, Cam Bomberry, Jeremy Hollenbeck, Jeff Camillo, Matt Arthur, Brian Sparks, Chuck Roberts, Mike Grasso BACK ROW - Mike Kesselring Oswego W 21-6 (assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Brent Coye, Tom Mariano, Piper Van Alstyne, Dave Head Coach: Scott Nelson Rochester W 17-4 Trzeciak, Mike Gottko, Dave Basile (assistant coach), Rob Randall (assistant coach) MISSING - Bill Meagher (assistant coach) at Hampden-Sydney l 16-9 Salisbury State+ W 25-10 vs . Wooster* W 15-6 at Hobart+ L 14-10 *at Penn State Tournament 1992 (14-1) [NCAA Champions] 1994 (12-2) at Morrisville Tech W 17-6 **at Loyola College Washington L 15-7 %at Hofstra University Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Scott Nelson at Geneseo L 10-7 #at East Rochester H .S . Captains: Greg Gebhardt, Carl Jutzin, Captains: Cam Bomberry, +NCAA Tournament Oswego W 12-4 Marty Kelly, Pete Riley, Brian Silcott Kevin Cox, Jeremy Hollenbeck, Sean O’Rourke, Rich Petersen at LeMoyne W 11-10 1990 (11-5) vs . Conn . College* W 17-4 at Alfred L 9-8 at Roanoke W 13-12 at Roanoke W 16-8 at Stony Brook W 10-8 Head Coach: Scott Nelson vs . RIT** W 12-7 RIT W 16-7 Buffalo State W 24-8 Captains: John McAuliffe, Bill Geneseo W 15-4 Geneseo W 19-2 vs . Potsdam# L 12-5 Meagher, Dana Ryan Bentley W 22-4 LeMoyne W 23-6 Hartwick W 16-5 vs . Ohio Wesleyan* W 10-5 vs . St . Lawrence# W 14-8 at Canisius W 19-10 Rochester W 10-5 at Washington* L 12-8 at Hobart L 13-12 at St . Lawrence W 12-9 *at Mt . Washington Lacrosse Club Ithaca W 14-7 Potsdam W 19-3 Salisbury State L 21-2 #at Coyne Field, Syracuse RIT L 12-10 at Cortland W 15-14, ot at Cortland W 16-7 1988 (11-3) Geneseo W 11-6 vs . Clarkson+ W 16-5 C .W . Post W 12-11 at Hartwick L 12-11 at Oswego W 17-10 at Ithaca W 18-15 Head Coach: Scott Nelson Alfred L 6-5 at Rochester W 20-4 at Oswego W 14-8 Captains: Dave Basile, Tom Coons, at Oswego W 9-3 Clarkson++ W 22-11 at Ohio Wesleyan W 16-13 Rocky Garofalo, Gerry Gutchess at Hobart L 18-11 at Hobart++ W 13-12, ot RIT* W 14-13, ot vs . Southampton* W 30-1 Potsdam W 13-10 vs . Roanoke*** W 22-11 at Hobart* L 18-14 at Cortland W 13-12, ot *at Roanoke College *NCAA Tournament at Salisbury State W 12-7 **at Fauver Stadium at St . Lawrence W 22-8 at n .Y . Maritime W 27-3 #at Hamilton College 1995 (14-1) LeMoyne W 11-2 at Rochester W 20-8 +at Cortland Canisius W 30-9 ++NCAA Tournament at Rochester W 19-4 ***NCAA Championship Head Coach: Scott Nelson at Hartwick W 16-10 Union** W 19-10 at Franklin Field, Philadelphia Captains: Ed Geary, Brian Majczak, at Oswego W 11-6 Potsdam** W 25-14 Chuck Roberts *at Washington, Md . Tournament Alfred W 16-4 **ECAC Tournament 1993 (10-3) vs . Hampden-Sydney* W 18-12 Stony Brook W 18-6 Head Coach: Scott Nelson at RIT W 13-7 at Hobart L 15-9 1991 (12-2) Captains: Joe Alden, Cam Bomberry, at Geneseo W 12-4 Potsdam W 16-7 Jim Cornicelli, Jeremy Hollenbeck, at LeMoyne W 17-5 at Washington L 16-6 Head Coach: Scott Nelson Captains: Greg Gebhardt, Carl Jutzin, Brian Silcott St . Lawrence W 16-8 Geneseo W 25-5 Cortland W 13-7 Marty Kelly, Rich Pierpont at Salisbury State L 10-7 at Hobart# L 17-12 at Bentley W 12-3 *at Rutgers University vs . C .W . Post* L 9-7 at Canisius W 29-5 Canisius W 18-10 #NCAA Tournament vs . RIT** W 18-7 at Ithaca W 9-7 at C .W . Post W 15-10 Geneseo W 19-6 at RIT W 18-5 Ithaca W 13-9 Oswego W 14-3 at Geneseo W 18-10 Ohio Wesleyan W 17-14 vs . LeMoyne# W 17-9 Hartwick W 13-9 Oswego W 17-6 St . Lawrence W 9-8 at Alfred W 18-10 Hartwick** W 16-8 Roanoke W 17-13 Oswego W 22-7 Ohio Wesleyan** W 14-13 Cortland W 13-6 Hobart L 19-12 vs . Salisbury State# l 22-13 at Potsdam W 21-4 Canisius W 17-3 *at Old Dominion University Cortland W 17-4 Ithaca W 16-7 **NCAA Tournament Alfred+ W 15-8 #NCAA Championship at Byrd Stadium, St . Lawrence W 16-12 College Park, Md . Rochester W 22-3 at Hobart+ L 20-16 *at St . John’s University at Gettysburg* W 17-10 **at Canisius College at Hobart* L 19-17 #at Carrier Dome, Syracuse *NCAA Tournament +NCAA Tournament

31—year by year results Men’s Lacrosse Year by Year Results

Golden Flyers 1996 Golden Flyers 1997 FRONT ROW (left to right) - Trent Brown, Tom Campbell, Garth Magowan, Ben Wineburg, Neal FRONT ROW (left to right) - Carmine Peluso, Mike DeWall, Mike Wilde, James Burdett, Brandon Powless, John Burdett, Terry Goetz, Brian Slaninka, Derek Goddard, Dan Garrett SECOND ROW - Piccarreto, Trent Brown, Tom Fritz, Alex Ewing, Brent Rothfuss, Joe Spada, Dan Garrett SECOND Marcos Santana, James Burdett, Tom Fritz, Brent Rothfuss, Alex Ewing, Mike Wilde, Jeff Pross, Joe ROW - Tom Wojcikowski (manager), Craig DeVoe, Dennis Foley, Chris Nadelen, Jeff Pross, Ryan Spada, Chris Corcoran THIRD ROW - Sean Kenneally, Carmine Peluso, Mike DeWall, Tim Borchert, McDermott, Brian Rogers, Mark Straub, Clint Arizmendi, Tim Borchert, Adam Civalier, Tom Phinney Brian Rogers, Ryan McDermott, John Kramer, Adam Civalier, Brandon Piccarreto, Tom Wojcikowski (manager) THIRD ROW - Mike Deming, Jon Salch, Jake Coon, Jeff Biesiada, Brian Mural, Scot (manager) FOURTH ROW - Brian Mural, Chris Nadelen, Craig DeVoe, Andy Franklin, Kirk Endres, Heister, Billy Serino, Chris Cooper, Joel DePietro, Chris Scanlan, Kyle Bjornlund BACK ROW - Ben Scot Heister, Chris Cooper, Joel DePietro, Billy Serino BACK ROW - Brian Sparks (assistant coach), Wineburg (assistant coach), Mike Gottko (assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Kevin Cox Kevin Cox (assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Joe Francher (assistant coach), Brian (assistant coach), Brian Slaninka (assistant coach) Missing - Chris Corcoran, Marcos Santana Silcott (assistant coach)

1996 (15-0) [NCAA Champions] 1998 (13-3) 2000 (13-1) 2002 (9-5) Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Rob Randall Captains: John Burdett, Terry Goetz, Captains: Adam Civalier, Captains: Jake Coon, Eric Captains: Kevin Flanagan, Neal Powless, Ben Wineburg Ryan McDermott, Brandon Goodberlet, Jeff Keys Jarod Koopman, Brian Roden Piccarreto, Jeff Pross vs .Springfield* W 16-9 vs . Washington* W 12-11 at Washington L 18-7 x-vs .RIT** W 17-11 vs . Washington* W 9-5 vs . Oneonta** W 9-7 St . Lawrence W 10-9, ot x-at Ithaca W 9-5 at Adelphi L 10-9 at Ithaca W 12-10 at Adelphi L 10-9, ot LeMoyne W 22-8 Amherst W 15-7 LeMoyne W 11-6 LeMoyne W 15-9 Geneseo W 22-2 at Rensselaer W 14-10 at Rensselaer W 14-10 at Rensselaer W 13-10 at St . Lawrence W 19-12 at Skidmore W 18-10 at Cortland W 16-8 at Cortland L 10-6 x-at Cortland W 17-6 x-at Cortland W 8-6 C .W . Post W 9-5 C .W . Post W 11-10 x-Hartwick W 10-3 C .W . Post W 11-10 Hartwick W 9-3 at Utica* W 24-4 C .W . Post W 18-11 LeMoyne W 18-5 Alfred W 19-4 Hartwick* W 21-12 x-vs . Alfred** W 12-7 x-Hartwick W 9-8 RIT W 17-7 Alfred* W 16-5 at Adelphi W 13-5 x-Alfred W 17-4 at Oswego W 18-6 RIT* L 14-13 at Oswego W 9-7 x-RIT L 15-13 at Adelphi W 11-10 vs . Oswego# W 15-14, 2ot Gettysburg# W 14-10 x-at Ithaca W 17-16, ot Ohio Wesleyan# W 16-8 at Ithaca* L 7-5 Ohio Wesleyan# W 17-11 at Oswego W 18-9 Middlebury# L 13-8 at Elmira* W 20-13 vs . Washington*** W 11-10, ot Middlebury# W 14-7 *at Loyola College, Baltimore *Empire 8 Conference game **at Carrier Dome, Syracuse #at Oswego High School x-Super Six Conference game Ohio Wesleyan# W 10-9 *at Annandale (Va .) H .S . #NCAA Tournament **at Fauver Stadium vs . Washington** l 16-10 #NCAA Tournament x-Super Six Conference game 2001 (15-1) ***NCAA Championship at Byrd Stadium, *at Johns Hopkins University College Park, Md #NCAA Tournament **NCAA Championship at Rutgers Head Coach: Rob Randall Captains: Rob Carroll, Eric 1997 (13-3) [NCAA Champions] 1999 (12-3) Goodberlet, Mark Sovie, Al Terilli Head Coach: Scott Nelson Head Coach: Scott Nelson Washington W 8-4 Captains: Trent Brown, Tom Fritz, Captains: Jake Coon, Dennis Foley, at Whittier, Calif . W 22-9 Dan Garrett, Brandon Piccarreto, Chris Nadelen, Billy Serino Adelphi W 13-11 Brent Rothfuss vs . LeMoyne# W 10-8 vs . Washington* L 11-8 at UMBC L 16-8 Rensselaer W 11-9 Adelphi W 9-8 x-vs . RIT* W 22-11 Cortland W 16-8 x-Ithaca W 19-15 x-vs . Ithaca* W 17-10 at C .W . Post W 15-10 at Amherst W 9-4 Whittier W 18-8 Utica* W 28-4 Lycoming W 25-7 vs . St . Lawrence* W 19-7 at Hartwick* W 16-6 Rensselaer W 19-12 Middlebury W 10-3 at Alfred* W 21-3 x-Cortland W 14-8 x-Cortland W 20-9 at RIT* W 16-9 at C .W . Post L 11-10 at C .W . Post W 11-10 Oswego W 24-10 at LeMoyne W 14-10 at LeMoyne W 21-12 Ithaca* W 14-6 x-at Hartwick W 9-7 x-at Hartwick W 11-6 Elmira* W 24-6 x-at Alfred W 15-7 x-at Alfred L 12-11 Rensselaer+ W 15-14 x-vs . RIT# W 12-11, ot Adelphi L 17-12 Middlebury+ L 21-14 Oswego W 22-9 #at Coyne Field, Syracuse Oswego W 22-9 Skidmore+ W 11-4 *Empire 8 Conference game Alfred# W 17-6 RIT** L 10-6 Ohio Wesleyan# W 16-9 x-Super Six Conference game vs . Washington** W 15-14, ot *at Carrier Dome, Syracuse x-Super Six Conference game #at Rush-Henrietta High School *at Fauver Stadium +game stopped due to lightning with 4:40 #NCAA Tournament left in third quarter **NCAA Championship at Byrd Stadium, **NCAA Tournament College Park, Md .

awards & honors—32 Year by Year ResultsMen’s Lacrosse 2003 (12-4) 2004 (16-3) 2005 (14-3) 2007(16-3) Head Coach: Rob Randall Head Coach: Rob Randall Head Coach: Rob Randall Head Coach: Rob Randall Captains: Jim Quackenbush, Gordon Captains: Cory Kizielewicz, Captains: Bryan Adams, Chris Captains: Chad Amidon, Francis Quonce, Erik Sullivan, Justin Wahl Brian Navarra, Gordon Quonce, Cimini, Alex Civalier, Bryan Coon, Donald, Jordan Hirsch, Justin Wahl Gordon Quonce Ryan Hotaling, Patrick Mullin Washington W, 9-6 vs . Rensselaer# l, 9-8, ot St . John Fisher* W, 21-2 at Springfield W, 12-10 Gordon W, 17-5 at St . John Fisher* W, 21-7 at Adelphi W, 10-8 Geneseo W, 15-10 at Springfield W, 10-9 Adelphi L, 12-11, ot St . Lawrence W, 11-9 vs . Bowdoin# W, 15-11 Geneseo W, 10-8 at Skidmore W, 16-15 vs . Amherst# W, 11-9 Cortland W, 14-9 vs . Connecticut College# W, 14-8 Cortland L, 6-4 Skidmore W, 16-2 C .W . Post W, 10-9 Western New England l, 9-4 at C .W . Post W, 11-3 at Cortland L, 13-12, ot Utica* W, 22-6 at Hamilton W, 11-6 Utica* W, 20-8 C .W . Post W, 15-9 at Hartwick* W, 11-7 Cortland W, 7-6 at Hartwick* W, 17-9 at Utica* W, 16-12 at Alfred* W, 17-9 Elmira* W, 21-4 at Alfred* W, 20-11 Hartwick* W, 26-12 at RIT* L, 15-10 Utica* W, 16-7 at RIT* W, 21-7 Alfred* W, 24-5 at St . John Fisher* W, 17-4 at Hartwick* W, 10-9, ot Oswego W, 15-14 RIT* W, 17-16, 2ot Ithaca* L, 15-14, 2ot at Alfred* W, 17-2 Ithaca* W, 13-12, 2ot at Ithaca* L, 13-9 Elmira* W, 13-8 at RIT* W, 13-12, ot Elmira* W, 18-14 at Elmira* W, 17-7 at Ithaca** W, 14-4 Keuka W, 22-4 Ohio Wesleyan+ W, 15-4 RIT** W, 18-7 at Hartwick** W, 18-7 Ithaca* L, 15-9 at Middlebury+ L, 21-12 at Ithaca** W, 7-5 Stevens+ W, 13-10 at St . John Fisher* W, 16-8 *Empire 8 Conference game e .Connecticut State+ W, 18-4 at Cortland+ W, 14-7 RIT** W, 14-8 #at Orlando, Fla . +NCAA Tournament at Cortland+ W, 10-8 at Middlebury+ L, 14-12 at Ithaca** W, 16-14 at Middlebury+ W, 12-8 *Empire 8 Conference game Geneseo+ W, 15-5 #at Sylvan Lake Park, Orlando, Fla . vs . Salisbury^ L, 13-9, ot **Empire 8 Tournament at Wesleyan+ L, 9-6 *Empire 8 Conference game +NCAA Tournament *Empire 8 Conference game #at Sylvan Lake Park, Orlando, Fla . #at Stony Brook, NY **Empire 8 Tournament **Empire 8 Tournament +NCAA Tournament 2006 (12-4) +NCAA Tournament ^NCAA Championship at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Md . Head Coach: Rob Randall Captains: Bryan Adams, Alex Civalier, Francis Donald, Mike McGrath Springfield W, 16-6 Geneseo L, 12-9 vs . Clarkson# W, 17-10 vs . Bowdoin# W, 15-11 C .W . Post W, 11-7 at Cortland W, 8-7, ot at Elmira* W, 15-6 at Utica* W, 19-7 Hartwick* W, 15-5 Alfred* W, 19-1 RIT* L, 12-11 at Ithaca* L, 11-10, 4ot St . John Fisher* W, 16-7 at RIT** L, 18-13 Oneonta+ W, 15-5 at Ithaca+ W, 17-10 *Empire 8 Conference game #at Sylvan Lake Park, Orlando, Fla . **Empire 8 Tournament +ECAC Tournament

Scott nelson | guided Nazareth to three national titles and a record of 177-40 over 15 seasons as COACH .

33—yEAR BY YEAR RESULTS

Donors and Sponsors Men’s Lacrosse W e w i sh to tha n k o u r s u pport e rs f or th e i r comm i tm e n t to o u r Athletic Department in 2007-2008 .

Athletics Smyth Hall Society Mr . Daniel M . Coughlin ‘92 & Pittsford Printing Mr . Michael S . Keenan Elizabeth Paterson Premiere Printing Ms . Beverly e . Kellar $1,000 and above Coughlin ‘99, ‘01G Ms . Diane C . Prichard Doug & Margaret Kirchhoff Dan & Jane Flynn Burke ‘65 Kevin ‘94 & Nicole Rowe Cox ‘94, ‘97G Quinlivan, Pierek & Krause Design Mrs . Christine Gennosa Klee ‘92 & Mr . Citibank Student Loan Corporation Mr . Anthony D’Aiuto ‘84 Mr . & Mrs . Joseph J . Saya ‘88 Patrick H . Klee Connors & Ferris, LLP Jim & Linda Davis Mr . & Mrs . Jerry Schneeberger Mr . Jonathan e . Lederer ‘93 & Corning, Inc . Ms . Janine Mazurowski Day ‘84 Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Seil ‘81 Mrs . Marsha Moore Lederer ‘94 Golden Memories Mr . Craig C . DeVoe ‘98 Annette & Bruce Shapiro Stephen ‘03G & Traci Hay Lian ‘00 Graph-Tex *Mr . Michael l . Dianetti ‘83, 86G Simplex Grinnell Mrs . Mary M . Lopez ‘92 Ms . Bridgette A . Hobart ‘84 Sisters of St . Joseph Ms . Barbara Lord Lucas ‘87, ‘94G Huntington Meadows Tobin Associates Mr . Jeffrey P . Lum ‘00, ‘01G Mr . Ryan T . McDermott ‘98 & Nazareth Athletics Donors Tuthill Lamp & Shadeshop, Inc . Ms . Rita e . Magowan Mrs . Kimberly Sharp McDermott ‘00 and Sponsors Mr . & Mrs . William Ms . Michelle K . Mann ‘88 Dr . & Mrs . Robert O’Keefe Ms . Beverley Donald Dorschel Winfield, Jr . ‘59, ‘78G Mr . Thomas J . Mariano ‘95 Parkhurst Dining Services Mr . Gregory J . Dunne ‘00 Mr . Alan Wood ‘88 Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth f . Maving Rich ‘91 & Sherri Bell Pierpont ‘93 Mr . Jeffrey P . Fisher ‘03 Ms . Sandra Mertz McCabe ‘92G Mr . & Mrs . Robert A . Randall ‘88 Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Fitzgerald Mr . Jeffrey D . McCormack ‘00 Mr . & Mrs . John A . Schading ‘81 Flower City Glass Athletics Donors Ms . Karen McGarry Saturn of Rochester G&G Fitness $1 TO $99 .99 Mr . Justin J . Montemarano ‘04 Verizon Wireless John ‘90 & Kelly Board Mr . Bryan W . Adams ‘06 Mrs . Kathleen Silky Mosher ‘01, ‘04G Garbinski ‘88, ‘95G Mr . Christopher C . Amesbury ‘02 Dr . Kristina M . Murphy ‘96 Kerry ‘98 & Eve Gotham ‘98 Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Anderson Athletics Purple and Mr . William D . Murray Griff ‘91 & Lisa Swayze Hannel ‘92 Kathleen Meehan Angelucci ‘83 Mr . & Mrs . Raymond Osborne Gold Society Heritage Environmental Mr . & Mrs . Frederic S . Bailey ‘59 Mr . & Mrs . Edward M . Pagani $500 TO $999 99. Ms . Patricia M . Hickey ‘82 Mrs . Jean Rasey Bantelman ‘87 Ms . Michelle A . Pigula ‘01 Mr . Scott M . Budine ‘93 Mr . Patrick J . Joyce ‘02 Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Bayer Mr . & Mrs . Christopher Pilc Mr . & Mrs . William H . Carey Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Jurkiewicz Ms . Mary Theresa Belden ‘89 Mr . & Mrs . George Polino, Jr . Tom ‘90 & Karen Barbieri Coons ‘88 Marty ‘92 & Wynter Kelly Mr . Timothy P . Borchert ‘98 & Mr . Ian S . Prichard ‘98 Mr . Robert T . Goetz, Jr . ‘97 & Ms . Allison P . Kolp ‘02, ‘03G Mrs . Lisa Sproveri Mr . William M . Quinlisk ‘80G Mrs . Aimee Rollins Goetz ‘98 Kevin & Suzanne Simandle Borchert ‘98 Edward l . Leva ‘91 Kozak ‘95 Mr . James e . Bowen ‘81 Ms . Sally Raymond Mike ‘93, ‘00G & Mr . & Mrs . Cyril A . Krenzer Mr . & Mrs . James l . Campbell Mr . & Mrs . Paul Reid Kathe Pero McGwin ‘94, ‘00G Mr . & Mrs . William A . Kukan Mr . Bruce D . Carruth ‘90 Mr . Michael S . Renkas Merrill Lynch Mr . Marc C . LaSalle ‘91 Mr . & Mrs . William Chambers Craig ‘96 & Karen Gressler Rowe ‘97 Metro Tire Mr . Eric M . Lenhard ‘82 Mr . & Mrs . Thomas P . Conley Ms . Jill l . Sanborn ‘83 Robert & Mary Pegan M/E Engineering James & Sharon Cox Ms . Leslie J . Saya ‘95 Pittsford Federal Credit Union Brian M . Majczak ‘95 & Mrs . Brooke Woolston Croft ‘98 Mr . & Mrs . Ron Schultz Sports Builders Inc . Tracy Gleba Majczak ‘95, ‘99G Ms . Rosa D’Aiuto ‘87, ‘94G Mrs . Darlene A . Seamans Subway Jeffrey ‘93 & Sarah Smith Ms . Anne P . Dapolito ‘87G Mrs . Bonnie l . Smith ‘97 Wellington Steele & Associates Mandell ‘94 Mr . Michael e . DeBlois ‘06 Mr . & Mrs . Clifford W . Smith Mr . Matthew J . Manning ‘98 Mr . & Mrs . William DeVolder ‘86 Mrs . Emily Parshall Spinelli ‘98, ‘02G Athletics 1924 Society Mr . Daniel J . McGrath ‘88 Gary & Connie DeWall Mrs . Erin Myers Stagnitto ‘01 $100 to $499 99. Mr . Daniel J . McMahon ‘81 Mr . & Mrs . James A . Donahue ‘75, ‘80G Ms . Heather Sarkissian Sugar ‘00, ‘04G Ms . Kathleen e . Aikins Menlo Produce John & Eileen Dunne Ms . Angela R . Tessoni ‘06 Ms . Elizabeth A . Alhart ‘82 Ms . Erin e . Michaels ‘02 Ms . Diane g . Dwyer Ms . Kathleen Moynihan Thompson ‘96 Mr . n . g . Anastas Mike Daley-Nazareth Ms . Noelle M . Ellerson ‘04 Ms . Corinne M . Trainor ‘85 Mr . Matthew T . Arthur ‘94 Basketball Camps Mrs . June H . Elsemore Mr . & Mrs . Craig D . Traub Mr . Andrew g . Baldwin ‘04, 05G Mr . Erik g . Mort ‘01, ‘05G Robert & Irene Emberson Mr . Eric M . Traub ‘04 Mr . & Mrs . James J . Baranello Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth Mortensen Ms . Sarah Burns Fairbrother ‘00 Gary & Mary Beth Webster Barnes & Noble Moser, Pilon & Nelson Mr . & Mrs . Thomas v . Falco, Sr . Mr . William A . Wilczak Rob ‘93 & Susan Wegman Beach ‘94 Terri l . Muraco ‘89 Ms . Ellen B . Fanning ‘02, ‘06G Mr . & Mrs . Paul Wolf Mr . Jeffrey W . Biesiada ‘00 Nationwide Insurance Richard & Ruth Anne Feasel Mr . Peter M . Woodams, Jr . Blain Realty, Inc . Newcomb Oil Co . Mr . Michael l . Frey Marilyn & Ed Woolston Cole ‘95 & Jennifer Metz Blossey ‘95 John ‘99 & Christine Roe Mrs . Carol Bitel Gaelens ‘70, ‘75G Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Wortel Bobo Properties Newman ‘99 Mr . & Mrs . William Gallagher Mr . & Mrs . Edward M . Zablocki Peter & Dionne Bothner Mr . & Mrs . Barry Nowicki Brian ‘95 & Melissa Regan Anthony & Kerry Murphy Mr . Daniel e . Bova, Jr . ‘92 Mr . & Mrs . Robert e . O’Brien Garofalo ‘94, ‘99G Zostant ‘98, ‘00G Mr . James l . Brundige, Jr . ‘94 Mr . & Mrs . Richard e . O’Toole Ms . Alanna R . Gaylo ‘01, ‘03G Mrs . Heather Nowicki Burke ‘98 Mr . & Mrs . Frank A . Pagano ‘78 Mrs . Carmelann Gaylo Business Methods Mr . Pierce J . Pape ‘86 Mary e . Gottko C .H . Insurance Brokerage John & Diane Davies Parrinello ‘88G Mrs . Marilyn A . Graver Thomas ‘89 & Rebecca Hall Parrone Engineering Cynthia Cratsley Harrington ‘90 Cincebox ‘94, ‘97G Mr . Kirk e . Pero ‘96 Mr . & Mrs . Charles Hermance Mr . Adam D . Civalier ‘99 Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Loren C . Herod ‘94, ‘01G Scott ‘95 & Marlene Faust Pittsford Cinemas Mrs . Jean Boland Karl ‘59 Cooper ‘95

35—Nazareth Athletics Donors and Sponsors

Nazareth College History & information

Campus Expansion :: Nazareth’s 2004 campus expansion included 2,200-seat Golden Flyer Stadium, an all-weather track and a softball diamond .

Nazareth College is a the 2,200-seat Golden Flyer Stadium, Academic highlights Alumni private, co-educational the spacious Elizabeth George and • During the past 10 years, 22 Seventy-five percent of Nazareth’s college with a liberal arts Portka residence halls and a softball Nazareth students have won 26,000 alumni reside in New and sciences tradition . diamond . Fulbright grants to carry out York state . Nearly 70 percent are Founded in 1924 by the Students now have twice as research, teach, and study in 13 employed in service professions Sisters of ST . Joseph, many classrooms and computer countries around the world . Few including education, health care, Nazareth has been labs; more undergraduate and colleges and universities in the child care, social work, and independent for more than graduate programs; opportunities to nation can match Nazareth’s record counseling . 30 yeARS . compete on intercollegiate teams in of preparing students for success equestrian, cross country, track and in the Fulbright competition—the Athletic highlights Nazareth’s athletic mission field, men’s volleyball, and women’s u S. . government’s most prestigious • The average grade-point average softball; and a choice of living options scholarship program . of student-athletes for the spring and philosophy that includes suites, cafes and free The Nazareth College Athletic •Nazareth has a distinguished 2006 semester was 3 20,. a laundry service . Department will strive to empower its history of teacher preparation with number that includes academic student-athletes to grow as people nearly 1,700 graduates currently records for more than 400 student- and make a positive impact on Faculty teaching in Monroe County athletes . Full-time 140 society, with life-skills development, classrooms . • A member of the National mentoring, and leadership Part-time 78 • Nazareth features an array of Collegiate Athletic Association, opportunities through competitive Student/Faculty Ratio 12:1 Nazareth has 23 intercollegiate and cooperative experiences . health professions programs, Ninety-four percent of full-time including a Bachelor of Science teams that compete at the Division The Athletic Department is committed faculty have received the highest in Nursing, Music Therapy, Art III level . Nazareth competes in the to assisting in the college’s mission professional degree in their field . Therapy, Speech-Language Empire 8 Conference with Alfred, of educating students with a goal Pathology, and Physical Therapy . Elmira, Hartwick, Ithaca, RIT, St . of fostering lifelong commitment to Enrollment John Fisher, Stevens Institute of intellectual, ethical and aesthetic Full-time undergraduate enrollment • The Nazareth College Arts Center, Technology, and Utica . values . The Athletic Department for the fall of 2007 will be which houses the departments of • Nazareth finished 63rd among will operate under firm institutional approximately 2,000 . That number Theatre Arts, Music, and Art, has more than 300 colleges in the control of the college and will always increases to about 3,200 with the welcomed more than two million NACDA (National Association of place the health and welfare of inclusion of part-time and graduate people to performances since it Collegiate Directors of Athletics) the student-athletes, coaches and students . There are more than 1,250 opened in 1967 . standings for Division III in 2006- staff first in decisions regarding the students living on campus . 07 . The Golden Flyers were athletics program . The 2007-08 freshman class had Community service Ninety-one percent of Nazareth represented in NCAA Tournaments The department will operate under an average SAT score of 1150 . undergraduates participate in in men’s soccer, women’s soccer, the NCAA Division III philosophy, One quarter of incoming freshmen community service projects while they women’s volleyball, women’s through which academics are finished in the top 10 percent of their are students . swimming and diving, men’s the student’s first priority and high school graduating class; two- lacrosse and women’s lacrosse . sportsmanship, fair play, diversity and thirds ranked in the top 25 percent . In addition, Nazareth offers an Nazareth also claimed Empire ethical conduct are constantly taught on-campus Center for Service 8 Conference titles in men’s and promoted . Expenses Learning, which serves as a resource soccer, women’s soccer, women’s 2007-08 TUITION $21,900 for students seeking volunteer volleyball, men’s lacrosse and Campus expansion Room and board placements and for faculty who women’s lacrosse . 2004 marked the completion of (various plans available) $9,500 want to incorporate service into the Nazareth’s largest capital campaign Fees $1,000 curriculum . in history . The college raised $25 Admission Total $32,400 Contact the Nazareth Admissions million to support the recent campus Office at (585) 389-2860 or toll- expansion through the purchase free at (800) 462-3944 to find out of 73 acres of adjoining land and more about the admission process, buildings . Today’s campus features including financial aid opportunities, 148 acres and includes the five-story to attend an open house, or to Golisano Academic Center, arrange for a campus tour .

history & information—38 2008 MEDIA GUIDE Men’s Lacrosse

Front Row (left to right) - Mike Cummings, Alex Cole, Anthony Desimone, Steve Cutia, Aaron Civalier, Mark Kanellis, Matt Aloi, John Hanss, Brian Lissner, Sean Dennison, Chris Law. Second Row -- R.J. Gringeri, Jonathan Reader, Mark DeCirce, John Manion, Kyle Brown, Joe Valasiadis, Nick Lucarelli, Jay Willmes, Joe Trinca, Brian O’Donnell, Brian Orr. Third Row -- Justin Flessa, Matt Morrissey, Kyle McLean, Doug Milano-Johnson, Adam Fox, Corey Remoli, Tim Kelley, Adam Nauerth, Dan Devery, Paul Van Thof, Joel Tully. Fourth Row -- Brendan Byer, Scott Castle, Turner Harris, Joe Jacobs-Ferderbar, Todd Dermody, Brandon O’Toole, Erinn O’Hara, Jarred Wells, Mike Centra, Eric Shuettenberg. Back Row -- Jeff Mangini (assistant coach), Rob Randall (head coach), Ryan Martin (assistant coach), Francis Donald (assistant coach), Brian Graham (manager). Follow the Golden Flyers on the Nazareth College Sports Hotline at 585-389-2095, or on the web at www.nazathletics.com

Date Day Opponent Time Series Record march 1 Sat Springfield 1 p.m 4-0

march 8 Sat Geneseo 1 p.m. 12-2

* March 15 Sat at Elmira 1 p.m. 8-0

^ March 18 tue vs. Wesleyan 12 p.m. 0-1

^ March 20 thu vs. Western New England 7 p.m. 0-1

* March 26 wed at Utica 1 p.m. 7-0

* March 29 Sat Hartwick 1 p.m. 19-1

April 2 Wed at Cortland 4 p.m. 18-3

* April 5 Sat at Ithaca 1 p.m. 16-5

* April 9 Wed St. John Fisher 4 p.m. 5-0

* April 12 Sat at Stevens 1 p.m. 1-0

* April 16 Wed Alfred 4 p.m. 15-4

* April 19 Sat RIT 1 p.m. 16-7

April 22 Tue at Keuka 4 p.m. 1-0

April 25 Fri Empire 8 Tournament TBA

April 27 Sun Empire 8 Tournament TBA

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