2009‐10 MEN’S

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS The University Season Preview ...... 2 Location...... , Pa. 19131 Head Coach Drew Hill ...... 3 Founded ...... 1851 Assistant Coaches ...... 4 Enrollment...... 4,550 Denomination...... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Robert Gillin, Jr. Boathouse ...... 5 Nickname...... Hawks The Hawk ...... 5 Colors ...... Crimson and Gray 2009‐10 Roster ...... 6 Athletic Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Hawk Profiles ...... 7‐10 Home Course ...... 2008‐09 Year in Review/Results ...... 11 The Team Head Coach...... Drew Hill (Saint Joseph’s ‘74–8th year) SJU Rowing Tradition ...... 12‐13 Rowing Office ...... 610‐660‐1730 Honors & International Rowing ...... 14 Gillin Boathouse ...... 610‐660‐1700 Results ...... 15 Assistant Coaches ...... Jesuit Invitational ...... 16 ...... John Kieffer (Saint Joseph’s ‘75–3rd year) ...... John Fife (Penn ‘02–2nd year) All‐Time Roster ...... 17‐18 ...... Dan Goettner (Saint Joseph’s ‘01–7th year) Administration ...... 19 ...... Ryan Bonner (Saint Joseph’s ‘02 –3rd Season) Saint Joseph’s University ...... 20 ...... Alex DiBiasi (Saint Joseph’s ‘07–3rd Season) Captains ...... Ryan Huck, Conor Malone

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CREDITS The 2009‐10 Saint Joseph’s University men’s rowing media guide was written and edited by Marie Wozniak. Editorial assistance was provided by Jack Jumper and Joe Greenwich, with design by Jeremy S. Fallis. Cover photos by William Hummel. Photography by Greg Carroccio of Sideline Photos, LLC, William Hummel, Alex DiBiasi, and Paul Mullin.

2008‐09 Men’s Rowing 1 SEASON PREVIEW The Saint Joseph’s men’s rowing team has high expectations Hanna, Sean Stewart, Liam Leyden, Justin Gentile, Chuck Hummel for 2009‐10 as it returns a seasoned crew which will strive to and Matt Benedetto. regain the Hawks’ status and uphold the strong tradition of SJU The Second Varsity 8 also expects to be competitive at the top rowing. races. Seniors Mark Fanelli and Dave Lemon will be joined on the The Hawks prepared for the season with an extremely rigor‐ crew by juniors Paul Leggieri (cox), Steve Olenik, Rich Appell, Steve ous winter workouts. “All of our varsity rowers came back earlier Dutcher, Mike Gibel, Luke Dentino and sophomore John Alburger. than required in January just so they could get a jump on winter The Hawks will also field boats in the Freshman 8 and training,” said seventh‐year head coach Drew Hill. “It was perhaps Freshman Lightweight 8. Newcomers Alex Pugh and Justin the most physically‐rewarding preseason training workouts that Stephano should make an impact there but could also possibly I’ve seen in my years here at Saint Joseph’s.” compete for seats in the Varsity 8. Jamal Anderson and Pat Kenney SJU’s strength this season should lie in both the Varsity 8 and will be other key rowers for the Freshman boats. Varsity Lightweight 8. Saint Joseph’s opens the year at the annual Jesuit Invitational The Varsity 8 returns six rowers from last year’s boat, which on the Cooper River (March 20), but makes its season debut on its took second at the Knecht Cup and the Jesuit Invitational, and sev‐ home course, the Schuylkill River, at the Murphy Cup (April 3). enth at the SIRA Regatta. Four‐year V8 rower Glenn Griffin leads Other key races for SJU are the Knecht Cup (April 10‐11) and the the way and is joined by senior co‐captain Ryan Huck and class‐ Bergen Cup (April 24). The Hawks will travel to the SIRA Regatta in mates Max Schipper and Sarah Jost (cox). Juniors Dan Gallagher Tennessee (Apirl 17‐18), with the prestigious Dad Vail Regatta and Tim Strybuc, who was the team’s MVP in 2008, will round out being contested again on the Schuylkill River on May 7‐8. the lineup with sophomores Tyler Huck and Tom Kresz. The Hawks’ Lightweights slate will vary from the Heavyweight The Lightweight 8 enjoyed a great deal of success in 2008‐09 schedule and face teams such as Dartmouth, Harvard, and captured a team‐best bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta. Georgetown, Penn, Princeton and Cornell, among others. That boat also took first at the Murphy Cup, Knecht Cup and “Our primary goal this season is to reclaim the Dad Vail Men’s Bergen Cup. High hopes have been placed on the Lightweight 8 for Team Trophy that has eluded us for the past two years. We have this season as it will race in the EARC for the first time and will face the personnel and work ethic necessary, so it’s just a matter of an extremely challenging schedule. “They will be racing the tough‐ putting it all together,” said Hill. est schedule ever for an SJU boat. As newcomers to that level of racing, they will take their licks, but will be very competitive regardless, and should be among the top two at Dad Vails,” said Hill. That boat, which returns seven rowers from last season, will be led by senior co‐captain Conor Malone. He will be joined by jun‐ ior Chase Powell, sophomores Devon Teichman (cox), Brendan The Hawk Will Never Die!

The Hawks’ Lightweight 8 returns seven rowers from last year’s successful season.

2 Saint Joseph’s University HEAD COACH Drew Hill Head Coach Saint Joseph’s ‘74 – Seventh Season Drew Hill enters his seventh season as the head men's rowing coach at Saint Joseph's University. Since his return to his alma mater in 2002, Hill has rebuilt the program and led the team to remarkable success in the Dad Vail Regatta. He has guided his team to three first‐ place finishes (2003, 2005, 2006) and a second‐place (2004) finish in the overall team compe‐ tition for the Dad Vail Regatta Men's Point Trophy. Hill’s successes, combined with those of the SJU women’s rowing squad, saw the Hawks combine capture the Bratton Trophy, given to the overall points champion, in 2005 and 2006. Under Hill, the SJU men have picked up seven gold, four silver, and seven bronze medals at Dad Vails. Hill has also led SJU back into national contention by qualifying 10 boats for the IRA National Championship Regatta in six of his first seven seasons, with the Varsity Four making HILL’S RÉSUMÉ the IRA Grand Final and placing fourth in the country in 2004 and returning in 2005 to finish sixth. In 2006, the Hawks qualified five crews for the IRA Regatta, while qualifying two more Head Rowing Coach Saint Joseph’s University 2002‐present in 2007. Hill joined the collegiate coaching ranks in the spring of 2002 working as an assistant coach Assistant Rowing Coach Saint Joseph’s University 2001‐2002 for SJU after spending four years at his high school alma mater, St. Joseph's Prep. He served St. Joseph’s Prep 1998‐2001 as The Prep's novice coach in 1998 and 1999 and as an assistant varsity coach from 1999‐ 2001. Working mostly with the program's Second Varsity Eight and Varsity Four boats, his crews went on to capture three SRA National titles and three Stotesbury championships, as well as five city and Catholic League titles. A 1974 SJU grad, Hill was a four‐year rower for the Crimson and Gray and a member of the school's talent‐ ed crews of the early 1970s. He earned his MBA from the University of Notre Dame in 1976 and had success‐ ful careers in the automobile industry as founder of Devon Hill BMW & Volkswagen and in real estate devel‐ opment before turning his attention to coaching. Hill and his wife Loretta, are 1974 and 1975 gradu‐ ates, respectively, from Saint Joseph’s and reside in Devon, Pa. They have seven children and two grandchil‐ dren. www.sjuhawks.com

Drew Hill has led the Hawks to seven gold medals at Dad Vails.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 3 ASSISTANT COACHES

John Kieffer Dan Goettner Assistant Varsity Coach Freshman Coach Saint Joseph’s ‘74 – 2nd Season Saint Joseph’s ‘01 – 2nd Season John Kieffer is in his second season on the Dan Goettner is in his seventh season assist‐ Hawk staff as the Assistant Varsity Coach. He is ing with the SJU men’s program and serves as a 1974 graduate of Saint Joseph’s, who rowed the Freshman Coach. for the Hawks four years in the early 1970s. He graduated from Saint Joseph’s in 2001 Over the last 10 years, Kieffer has coached and was a member of the 1999 Henley Crew. In sculling and sweep on at all levels ‐ high school, his first two seasons with the Hawks, he helped lead the Freshman club, and national team. His crews have won numerous major Lightweight 8 to back‐to‐back Dad Vail gold medals. regattas and national championships.

John Fife Ryan Bonner Assistant Coach/Lightweight Coach Assistant Freshman Coach Penn ‘02 – 2nd Season Saint Joseph’s ‘02 – Third Season John Fife is in his second season with the Ryan Bonner, a 2002 Saint Joseph’s graduate, Hawks and serves as the Lightweight Coach. is in his third season on the Hawks’ staff. He Fife, a 2002 University of Pennsylvania gradu‐ assists with the freshman crews. ate, has been coaching rowing for the past nine Bonner competed in the JV8 for the Hawks years. Four of those years were spent between his freshman year, as they secured the Dad Vail Penn and Georgetown, where he worked with the lightweight pro‐ men's point trophy in 1999. He was a member of the Varsity 8 his grams. sophomore and junior years in 2000 and 2001. At Penn, Fife was the Freshman Lightweight Coach and his team Bonner, who is completing MBA from Saint Joseph’s, is current‐ enjoyed success at both the IRA and Eastern Sprints Championship ly a senior territory manager with Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Regattas. He then became the head lightweight coach at resides in Moorestown, N.J. Georgetown where his crew finished seventh at the IRA Championship Regatta, as well as an impressive fifth‐place finish at Alex DiBiasi the Head of the Charles Regatta. Assistant Coach From 2001‐05, Fife also served as the Head Junior Coach for Saint Joseph’s ‘07 – Third Season Penn Athletic Club, where his junior mens' crews won three Canadian Henley Championships and several U.S. National Alex DiBiasi is in his third year assisting with Championships. the SJU men’s rowing program. From 2006‐2008, Fife served as the Assistant Head Coach at St. A 2007 graduate of SJU, DiBiasi was a three‐ Joseph's Prep where his crews won the 2007 Head of the Charles time member of the Varsity Heavyweight 8 and and and then achieved a total sweep of the boys' eights at the served as the team captain during the 2006‐07 2008 Regatta, for just the second time ever. season. In 2005 and 2006, DiBiasi was a part of the SJU team that won the Dr. Thomas Kerr Trophy and in 2007 he received the team’s Vasquez and Leahy Awards. During his freshman year, DiBiasi was part of the 2004 Freshman 8 that won the Murphy Cup and the Jesuit, George Washington and Indianapolis Invitational Regattas. DiBiasi rowed for Monsignor Bonner High School, where he was team captain his senior season. The Hawk Will Never Die!

4 Saint Joseph’s University GILLIN BOATHOUSE The Robert M. Gillin, Jr. Boathouse was dedicated in June 2002 as the home of the Saint Joseph’s University Women’s and Men’s Rowing teams. The 15,540 square foot state‐of‐the‐art boathouse includes four heated boat bays with capacity for 42 eights, 14 fours/quads, and 14 small boats. The Boathouse sits on 20,381 square feet of land at the 1,000‐ meter mark of the famed Schuylkill River race course. The Boathouse serves as SJU’s home base for all of its home regattas, including the Dad Vail Regatta, Murphy Cup, and various dual races. The 750‐square foot deck is a perfect viewing area for families, fans, and alumni. The second floor of the boathouse includes locker rooms, show‐ ers, etc as well as a large common area for ergs, team meetings, video review and yoga. The Gillin Boat Club joined the Schuylkill Navy on September 20, 2004, by unanimous vote of the delegates of the Schuylkill Navy's 10 member clubs. In addition to serving as the home of Hawk rowing, the Gillin Boathouse also hosts several summer camps including the Saint Joseph’s University/ Commission's Community Rowing Program. DIRECTIONS TO GILLIN BOATHOUSE (2200 Kelly Drive, Philadelphia) From the East: Follow I‐76 West to Exit 340 (Lincoln Drive/Kelly Drive) on the The first floor: right. Take Exit 340 and get into the left lane, following signs for Kelly Drive. • 8,860 square feet Move to right lane and merge right at the bottom of the Exit ramp. Take Kelly • four bays Drive past four traffic lights. Turn right into the first parking lot on the right. The • access to the floating dock boathouse is located at the end of the parking lot. • adjoining 270 square foot veranda From the Northeast or South: Follow I‐95 to I‐76 West to Exit 340 (Lincoln Drive/Kelly Drive) on the right. Take Exit 340 and get into the left lane, follow‐ The second floor: ing signs for Kelly Drive. Move to right lane and merge right at the bottom of the • 6,680 square feet Exit ramp. Take Kelly Drive past four traffic lights. Turn right into the first park‐ • common areas for meeting and out‐of‐water instruction ing lot on the right. The boathouse is located at the end of the parking lot. • wireless internet / satellite television From the West: Follow I‐76 East to Exit 340 (Lincoln Drive/Kelly Drive) on the • locker and bathroom facilities left. Take Exit 340 and get into the left lane, following signs for Kelly Drive. • 750 square foot second‐floor deck Move to right lane and merge right at the bottom of the Exit ramp. Take Kelly • large windows Drive past four traffic lights. Turn right into the first parking lot on the right. The • elevator boathouse is located at the end of the parking lot.

Fairmount Park Community Rowing Program In addition to serving as the home of Hawk rowing, the Gillin One of the most famous mascots in Boathouse also hosts the Fairmount Park Commission's Community college sports, the Saint Joseph's Hawk has Rowing Program. The first step in a long‐term partnership between the THE HAWK been flapping its wings for 54 years. University and the Fairmount Park Commission, the program is The Hawk, which celebrated its gold‐ designed to provide an experience for youth in the city of Philadelphia en anniversary in 2005‐06, is best known for who have not had the opportunity to experience the sport of rowing. staying in constant motion by flapping its wings throughout every basketball game and representing the Saint Joseph's motto, "The Hawk Will Never Die!" Saint Joseph’s athletic teams have been recognized with the nickname “Hawks” since 1929. At that time, the

school’s yearbook editor initiated a contest www.sjuhawks.com among the student body for a symbol. More than 100 submissions were narrowed, with “Hawks” winning out over “Grenadiers” by a slim margin. The name was appropriate because it typified “the fighting spirit of our crimson and gray athletes and it is sugges‐ tive of the aerial attack which has made our football team famous.” Football, ironically, was discontinued at SJU following the 1939 season. The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous accolades in its over 50‐year history. It has been selected as the nation’s top mascot by The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Street & Smith’s Basketball Yearbook, ESPN College Basketball magazine and was nominated for the Mascot Hall of Fame in 2008.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 5 2009‐10 ROSTER

Name Year Hometown High School John Alburger So. Wynnewood, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Jamal Anderson Fr. Chevy Chase, Md. Bethesda Chevy Chase Rich Appell Jr. Oyster Bay, N.Y. Chaminade Matt Benedetto So. Newton Square, Pa. Malvern Prep Becky Buscher So. Bensalem, Pa. Bensalem Nick Cuccorelli Fr. Medford, N.J. Shawnee Mia DeFino Fr. Stroudsburg, Pa. Notre Dame Brian DeLong Fr. Fairport, N.Y. Fairport Luke Dentino Sr. Princeton Junction, N.J. Notre Dame Steve Dutcher Jr. Beverly, Mass. St. John’s Pr ep‐Danvers Mark Fanelli Sr. Mt. Laurel, N.J. St. Joseph’s Prep Dan Gallagher Jr. Olney, Md. Gonzaga College H.S. Justin Gentile So. Havertown, Pa. Monsignor Bonner Michael Gibel Sr. Cumming, Ga. South Forsyth John Granville Fr. Washington D.C. Gonzaga College H.S. Glenn Griffin Sr. Worcester, Mass. Saint John’s‐Shrewsbury Brandon Hanna So. Kennett Square, Pa. Malvern Prep Chris Higgins Fr. Exton, Pa. Malvern Prep Ryan Huck Sr. Ocean City, N.J. Ocean City Tyler Huck So. Ocean City, N.J. Ocean City Chuck Hummel So. Clifton Va. Gonzaga College H.S. Marc Ioli Fr. Fairfield, Conn. Fairfield College Prep Sarah Jost Sr. Collegeville, Pa. Padua Academy (Del.) Patrick Kenney Fr. Maple Glen, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Drew Krauter Fr. Springfield, Pa. Springfield Tom Kresz So. Egg Harbor Twp., N.J. Holy Spirit Paul Leggieri Jr. Springfield, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Dave Lemon Sr. Brockport, N.Y. McQuaid Jesuit John Lesko Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Central Catholic Liam Leyden Jr. West Chester, Pa. Malvern Prep Gregory Ludman Fr. Phoenixville, Pa. Spring‐Ford Senior Billy MacKenzie Sr. Somerville, N.J. Immaculata Conor Malone Sr. Rumson, N.J. Christian Brothers Academy Rob Mullin Fr. Doylestown, Pa. Solebury School Steve Olenik Jr. Colts Neck, N.J. Christian Brothers Academy Ryan Pawling Jr. Jenkintown, Pa. La Salle College H.S. Chase Powell Jr. Marietta, Ga. Blessed Trinity Catholic Kane Puga Fr. Blue Bell, Pa. Wissahickon Victor Pugh Fr. Dallas, Texas Jesuit College Prep Max Schipper Sr. Pennsauken, N.J. Camden Catholic Michael Sheehan So. Haddon Hts., N.J. Camden Catholic Justin Stephano Fr. Ocean View, N.J. Ocean City Sean Stewart So. Havertown, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Reid Strait Fr. Bridgeton, N.J. Cumberland Regional Tim Strybuc Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. Father Judge Miguel Tarrau Fr. Miami, Fla. La Salle (Fla.) Devon Teichman So. Harleysville, Pa. La Salle College H.S. Michael Walsh Fr. Richboro, Pa. La Salle College H.S. Spencer Whitehouse Fr. East Boothbay, Maine Christchurch School (Va.) Chris Young Fr. Absecon, N.J. Holy Spirit

Head Coach: Drew Hill (Saint Joseph’s ‘74) ‐ 7th Year Assistant Varsity Coach: John Kieffer (Saint Joseph’s ‘74) ‐ 3rd Year Assistant Coach/Lightweight Coach: John Fife (Penn ‘02) ‐ 3rd Year Freshman Coach: Dan Goettner (Saint Joseph’s ‘01) ‐ 7th Year Assistant Freshman Coach: Ryan Bonner (Saint Joseph’s ‘02) ‐ 3rd Year Assistant Coach: Alex DiBiasi (Saint Joseph’s ‘07) ‐ 3rd Year The Hawk Will Never Die!

6 Saint Joseph’s University SENIORS

Luke Dentino Sarah Jost Senior • 6‐0 Senior • 5‐5 Princeton Junction, N.J. • Notre Dame Collegeville, Pa. • Padua Academy (Del.) 2007‐08: Rowed on silver medal Lightweight Freshman 2008‐09: Cox for the Lightweight 8 that took a team‐ 8 at the Bergen Cup...2006‐07: Rowed in second best bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta...2007‐08: Freshman 8 at Navy Day. Personal: Majoring in Coxswain for Second Varsity 8 crew which took first finance...Born January 28, 1988. place at the Bergen Cup...2006‐07: Coxswain for the Junior Varsity 8 that finished seventh at the Dad Vail Regatta...Personal: Named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Born Mark Fanelli October 18, 1988...Management major. Senior • 5‐11 Mt. Laurel, N.J. • St. Joseph’s Prep David Lemon 2007‐08: Rowed on Varsity Lightweight 4 that finished sixth at Dad Vails...2006‐07: Rowed in Varsity 4 at Senior • 6‐0 Delaware dual race...Personal: Majoring in econom‐ Brockport, N.Y. • McQuiad Jesuit ics...Born January 30, 1988. 2008‐09: Rowed for the Lightweight 4 that placed sixth at the Dad Vail Regatta...2007‐08: Member of Varsity Lightweight 4...2006‐07: Rowed in Freshman 8 that fin‐ Michael Gibel ished third at Dad Vails...Personal: Two‐year team cap‐ Senior • 6‐0 tain at McQuaid Jesuit...Rowed on Lightweight 4+ that Cumming, Ga. • South Forsyth took fourth at the SRA Nationals and second in the NYSSRA State Championships...Named to the SJU Athletic Director's Honor 2008‐09: Rowed for Lightweight 4 that finished sixth at Roll...Biology major...Born July 15, 1988. Dad Vail Regatta...2007‐08: Member of Bergen Cup sil‐ ver‐medal‐winning Second Freshman Lightweight 8 crew...Personal: Marketing major...Born December 6, Billy MacKenzie 1987. Senior • Somerville, N.J. • Immaculata Glenn Griffin Personal: Earned a spot on the SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Management major...Born June 8, 1988. Senior • 6‐3 Worcester, Mass. • St. John’s‐Shrewsbury 2008‐09: Named team’s Most Outstanding Rower...Member of Varsity 8 that took second at the Knecht Cup...2007‐08: Rowed on first‐place Varsity 8 at Bergen Cup...2006‐07: Rowed for the Varsity 8 in every race, including the crew that took eighth at Dad Vails... Conor Malone Personal: Food marketing major...Earned mention on the Athletic Senior • 5‐10 Director's Honor Roll...Born September 17, 1988. Rumson, N.J. • Christian Brothers Academy Ryan Huck 2009‐10 Team Co‐Captain 2008‐09: Member of the Lightweight 8 that posted a Senior • 6‐1 bronze‐medal finish at the Dad Vail Regaa...Crew also Ocean City, N.J. • Ocean City took first at the Murphy Cup and Knecht Cup...L8 fin‐ 2009‐10 Team Co‐Captain ished third at the SIRA Championships...2007‐08: Member of Second 2008‐09: Member of Varsity 8 that placed second at the Varsity 8 that won the Bergen Cup...2006‐07: Rowed in Freshman 8 that Knecht Cup...2007‐08: Stroked the first‐place Second finished third at Dad Vails...Personal: Team captain his senior year at www.sjuhawks.com Varsity 8 at Bergen Cup as well as crew which placed Chrisan Brothers Academy...Named to the SJU Athlec Director's Honor third at Dad Vails...2006‐07: Stroked Freshman 8 that won Navy Day, Roll...Food markeng major...Born July 31, 1987. Frostbite, Jesuit Invitational, SIRA Championship and Bergen Cup...Freshman 8 took third at the Dad Vail Regatta...Personal: Rowed on Ocean City's Heavyweight Varsity 8 that was a national semifinalist and state champion in 2006...Boat also won Atlantic County title...Marketing major...Born July 8, 1988.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 7 SENIORS/JUNIORS

Max Schipper Paul Leggieri Senior • 6‐3 Junior • 5‐4 Pennsauken, N.J. • Camden Catholic Springfield, Pa. • St. Joseph’s Prep 2008‐09: Member of Varsity 8 that took second at the 2008‐09: Coxswain for Lightweight 8 that took a team‐ Knecht Cup...2007‐08: Rowed for first‐place Second best bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta...2007‐08: Varsity 8 crew at the Bergen Cup...2006‐07: Rowed in Coxswain for the Varsity 8 at Jesuit Invitational, Freshman 8 that won Navy Day, Frostbite, Jesuit Penn/GW Meet, Trinity Duals, Bergen Cup, and Dad Vail. Invitational, SIRA Championship and Bergen Cup...Boat ...Personal: Marketing major...Born January 5, 1989. also finished third at the Dad Vail Regatta...Personal: Member of Camden Catholic's gold‐medal winning crew at N.J. state meet his junior year... That crew also placed second among Philadelphia‐area schools...As a sophomore, was on the boat that placed first at the Frostbite Liam Leyden Regatta...Earned mention to the SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Business major...Born September 1, 1987. Junior West Chester, Pa. • Malvern Prep Personal: Received mention on the SJU Athletic Tim Strybuc Director's Honor Roll...English major...Born December Senior • 6‐3 14, 1988. Philadelphia, Pa. • Father Judge 2007‐08: Earned team’s Most Outstanding Rower Award...Rowed on Varsity 8 crew that won the Bergen Cup and took third at the Jesuit Invitational...2006‐07: Steve Olenik Rowed in Freshman 8 that won Navy Day, Frostbite, Junior • 6‐4 Jesuit Invitational, SIRA Championship and Bergen Cup and finished third at Dad Vails...Personal: Member of two‐time Catholic League champion Colts Neck, N.J. • Christian Brothers Academy crew at Father Judge High School...Team also earned Philadelphia City 2007‐08: Member of winning Freshman 8 crew at the titles his junior and senior years...Rowed for the Senior 4 that went unde‐ Bergen Cup...Personal: Food marketing major...Born feated in 2005...Food marketing major...Born September 15, 1988. June 23, 1989. Rich Appell Junior • 5‐11 Oyster Bay, N.Y. • Chaminade Ryan Pawling 2007‐08: Rowed on winning Freshman 8 crew at the Junior • 5‐8 Bergen Cup...Personal: Named to the Athletic Director's Jenkintown, Pa. • La Salle College H.S. Honor Roll...Business major...Born April 4, 1989. 2008‐09: Cox for the Varsity 8 that took second at the Knecht Cup...2007‐08: Coxswain for Freshman 8 at the Penn/GW meet, Trinity Duals, Bergen Cup and Dad Vails. ...Personal: Served as coxswain for the Steve Dutcher Rowing Team at the 2007 FISA World Rowing Championships in Munich, Junior • 5‐10 Germany...Named to the SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Food market‐ ing major...Born February 20, 1989. Beverly, Mass. • St. John’s Prep‐Danvers 2008‐09: Member of the Lightweight 4 that took sixth at the Dad Vail Regatta...2007‐08: Rowed on first‐place Freshman 8 crew at the Bergen Cup...Personal: Named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Finance Chase Powell major...Born June 14, 1988. Junior • 5‐11 Marietta, Ga. • Blessed Trinity Catholic 2008‐09: Member of the Lightweight 8 that posted a bronze‐medal finish at the Dad Vail Regatta...Crew also Dan Gallagher took first at the Murphy Cup and Knecht Cup...L8 fin‐ Junior • 6‐2 ished third at the SIRA Championships...2007‐08: Olney, Md. • Gonzaga College H.S. Member of winning Freshman 8 crew at the Bergen Cup...Personal: Earned 2008‐09: Member of the Varsity 8 that placed second at a spot on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Political science major...Born the Knecht Cup...2007‐08: Rowed on Freshman 8 squad July 17, 1989.

The Hawk Will Never Die! that captured the Bergen Cup...Personal: Earned a spot on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Majoring in inter‐ national relations...Born April 21, 1989.

8 Saint Joseph’s University SOPHOMORES/FRESHMEN

Matt Benedetto Chuck Hummell Jamal Anderson Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Newtown Square, Pa. Clifton, Va. Chevy Chase, Md. Malvern Prep Gonzaga College H.S. Bethesda Chevy Chase

Personal: Business Personal: Born December 10, Personal: Business major...Born October 25, 1989. 1989...History major. major...Born August 27, 1989.

Becky Buscher Tom Kresz Nick Cuccorelli Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Bensalem, Pa. Egg Harbor Twp., N.J. Medford, N.J. Bensalem Holy Spirit Shawnee

Personal: Food marketing Personal: Elementary/special Personal: Decision and system major...Born May 23, 1989. education major...Born sciences major...Born August 23, February 1, 1990. 1989.

Justin Gentile Mike Sheehan Mia DeFino Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Havertown, Pa. Haddon Hts., N.J. Stroudsburg, Pa. Monsignor Bonner Camden Catholic Notre Dame

Personal: Accounting Personal: Food marketing Personal: Named to the Athletic major...Born July 17, 1990. major...Born September 6, Director's Honor Roll...Food mar‐ 1988. keting major...September 12, 1991.

Brandon Hanna Sean Stewart Brian DeLong Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Kennett Square, Pa. Havertown, Pa. Fairport, N.Y. Malvern Prep Malvern Prep Fairport

Personal: Finance major...Born Personal: Business Personal: Business October 24,1989. major...Born September 6, major...Born June 12, 1991. 1989.

Tyler Huck Devon Teichman John Granville www.sjuhawks.com Sophomore Freshman Freshman Ocean City, N.J. Harleysville, Pa. Washington, D.C. Ocean City La Salle College H.S. Gonzaga College H.S.

Personal: Business major...Born Personal: Decision and system Personal: Accounting July 29, 1990. sciences...Born August 31, major...Born March 1, 1991. 1990

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 9 FRESHMEN

Chris Higgins Gregory Ludman Reid Strait Freshman Freshman Freshman Exton, Pa. Phoenixville, Pa. Bridgeton, N.J. Malvern Prep Spring‐Ford Senior Cumberland Regional

Personal: Business major...Born Personal: Finance Personal: International busi‐ July 8, 1990. major...Born March 14, 1991. ness major...Born June 8, 1991.

Marc Ioli Rob Mullin Miguel Tarrau Freshman Freshman Freshman Fairfield, Conn. Doylestown, Pa. Miami, Fla. Fairfield College Prep Solebury School La Salle (Fla.)

Personal: International busi‐ Personal: Accounting Personal: Business ness...Born October 21, 1990. major...Born May 17, 1989. major...Born April 11, 1991.

Patrick Kenney Kane Puga Michael Walsh Freshman Freshman Freshman Maple Glen, Pa. Blue Bell, Pa. Richboro, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Wissahickon La Salle College H.S.

Personal: History major...Born Personal: Spanish major...Born Personal: Marketing April 30, 1991. April 22, 1991. major...Born June 27, 1991.

Drew Krauter Victor Pugh Spencer Whitehouse Freshman Freshman Freshman Springfield, Pa. Dallas, Texas East Boothbay, Maine Springfield Jesuit College Prep Christchurch School (Va.)

Personal: Elementary/special Personal: Psychology Personal: Business education major...Born major...Born July 10, 1990. major...Born July 18, 1990. September 26, 1989.

John Lesko Justin Stephano Chris Young Freshman Freshman Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Ocean View, N.J. Absecon, N.J. Central Catholic Ocean City Holy Spirit

Personal: Business major...Born Personal: Interdisciplinary Personal: Social science June 30, 1991. health services major...Born major...Born April 30, 1991. December 29, 1990. The Hawk Will Never Die!

10 Saint Joseph’s University 2008‐09 REVIEW

The Saint Joseph’s men’s rowing team fielded a very young VARSITY 8 squad which made great strides during the course of the 2008‐09 DATE EVENT PLACE 10/11 Navy Day Regatta # 7th season. 10/19 Head of the Charles Regatta 25th* The Hawks’ lightweight boats had a solid season to set the 10/25 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta # 9th stage for a promising future, and possibly a return to the success 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 5th of the lightweights that was synonymous with Saint Joseph’s in the 3/21 Jesuit Invitational & 2nd 3/28 Murphy Cup # 9th 1990s. The Lightweight 8 capped off the year by earning a team‐ 4/10‐11 Knecht Cup & 2nd best bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta, with a boat comprised 4/18‐19 SIRA Regatta 7th of Paul Leggieri, Brandon Hanna, Justin Gentile, Chase Powell, 4/25 Bergen Cup # 4th Conor Malone, Matt Benedetto, Kevin Burrows, Jordan Marwin 5/8‐9 Dad Vail Regatta # 20th and Sean Stewart. That crew also garnered first‐place finishes at LIGHTWEIGHT VARSITY 8 both the Murphy Cup and Knecht Cup, as well as a third‐place 10/11 Navy Day Regatta # 11th (A); 13th (B) effort at the SIRA Championships. 10/19 Head of the Charles Regatta 10th* SJU’s Lightweight 4 also turned in a strong effort at Dad Vails, 10/25 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta # (rowed in Hwt. race) 10th 10/26 Princeton Chase 21st reaching the Grand Final, where it finished sixth, with a crew com‐ 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 2nd prised of Sarah Jost, Michael Gibel, Dave Lemon, Tom McElwee 3/21 Jesuit Invitational & (rowed in Hwt. race) 4th and Steve Dutcher. The Varsity 8 and Second Varsity 8 boats did 3/28 Murphy Cup # 1st (finished 2nd in Second V8 race) not advance to the finals, with the Second V8 just missing by a 4/10‐11 Knecht Cup & 1st fraction of a second. (finished 2nd in Second V8 race) The heavyweight boats (Varsity 8, Second Varsity 8) showed 4/18‐19 SIRA Regatta 3rd some good speed in the early season, but could never capitalize. 4/25 Bergen Cup# (in Second V8 race) 1st 5/2 Penn, MIT 3rd The Hawks’ Varsity 8 still earned a second‐place finish at the 5/8‐9 Dad Vail Regatta # 3rd Knecht Cup with a relatively young crew comprised of Ryan Pawling, Glenn Griffin, Ryan Huck, Max Schipper, Tyler Huck, Dan SECOND VARSITY 8 Gallagher, Tom Kresz, Jack Drewniak and Sean King. SJU’s Second 10/11 Navy Day Regatta # 3rd 10/25 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta # 13th Varsity 8 took second at the Jesuit Invitational and fourth at the 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 5th Bergen Cup. 3/21 Jesuit Invitational & 2nd The Hawks excelled in the classroom as the team posted a 3/28 Murphy Cup # 4th cumulative GPA of 3.0 and 17 rowers made the Athletic Director’s 4/18‐19 SIRA Regatta 6th 4/25 Bergen Cup # 4th Honor Roll. Senior Kevin Burrows earned a spot on the 5/8‐9 Dad Vail Regatta # 7th Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All‐Area Team for the second con‐ secutive year, while freshman Matt Benedetto posted a 4.0 grade‐ VARSITY LIGHTWEIGHT 4 point average. 10/11 Navy Day Regatta # 2nd 3/28 Murphy Cup # 4th Saint Joseph’s graduated four oarsmen ‐ Burrows, Drewniak, 4/10‐11 Knecht Cup & 4th King and Marwin ‐ so the Hawks’ future is very bright as they will 4/18‐19 SIRA Regatta 2nd return seven athletes from the Varsity 8 and seven from the 5/8‐9 Dad Vail Regatta # 6th Varsity Lightweight 8 in 2009‐10. VARSITY 4 10/25 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta # 14th 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 5th 3/21 Jesuit Invitational & 5th 4/11 Knecht Cup & 1st 4/25 Bergen Cup # 1st (A); 2nd (B)

SECOND VARSITY 4 TEAM AWARDS 4/10‐11 Knecht Cup & 1st www.sjuhawks.com FRESHMAN 8 MOST OUTSTANDING: Glenn Griffin 10/11 Navy Day Regatta # 1st (A); 19th (B) VASQUEZ AWARD: Bill Huzar 10/25 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta # 4th DORIE LEAHY AWARD: Jordan Marwin 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 2nd SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE AWARD: Kevin Burrows VARSITY PAIR 4/25 Bergen Cup # 4th OTHER AWARDS 5/8‐9 Dad Vail Regatta # 19th FRESHMAN 4 PhillySIDA/Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All‐Area: 11/8 Frostbite Regatta # 1st Kevin Burrows 3/21 Jesuit Invitational & 1st * among colleges # Schuylkill River (Philadelphia, Pa.); & Cooper River (Pennsauken, N.J.)

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 11 SJU ROWING TRADITION

Although not the oldest sport at Saint Joseph’s University, the Hawk rowing program has established itself as arguably one of the most suc‐ cessful in the school’s long and storied athletics history. Making its mark on Philadelphia’s famed Schuylkill River since 1954, SJU rowing celebrat‐ ed its 50th anniversary in 2003‐04. First emerging as a club sport in 1954, rowing received official varsity status in 1959 and immediate respect when Al Rosenberg was named head coach. Rosenberg had helped the United States to a gold medal at the 1954 Pan Am Games and a silver at the 1958 European Championships. He guided the SJU program for just two seasons before taking over national team boats, but laid the groundwork for future suc‐ cess. Legendary coach Joe Toland took over for Rosenberg and established SJU as one of the East’s most successful programs from 1961‐73. Toland helped SJU to six championships in Bergen Cup competition, as well as three President’s Cup crowns. His varsity heavyweight eights advanced to the Dad Vail final in 12 of his 13 seasons. The V8 accomplished the greatest feat of the early era of Hawk rowing by winning the Dad Vail in 1970 and the Mike Teti was the head coach for the 2008 U.S. Olympic team, guiding the U.S. to the bronze medal in Beijing. team captured the Bratten Trophy as the overall points champion in 1971. Six of Toland’s former Hawks would go on to represent the U.S. in interna‐ tional competition. Teti became the U.S. Olympic coach following the 2000 Games, and Toland relinquished the reins of the Hawk program to one of his former led the men’s eight boat to gold in Athens in 2004, a feat that the United Hawk standouts, Jim Glavin. A member of SJU’s 1970 Dad Vail champs, States had not achieved since 1964 when another coach with Hawk ties, Glavin would go on to coach several junior national team boats. With the Al Rosenberg, led the Americans to victory. He also guided the U.S. Men face of the University changing, the rowing program returned to club sta‐ to the bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. tus following the 1975 season, but continued to produce strong crews Teti is currently the head coach of the men’s crew team at the University throughout the 1970s and ‘80s. of California and was inducted into the National Rowing Federation’s Hall Rowing returned as an official varsity sport in 1991 and the program of Fame in 2010. quickly reclaimed its status among the nation’s best. In 1999, the Hawk A more recent Hawk to make his mark on the international scene is jun‐ men penned, arguably the greatest feat in school history, matching the ior Ryan Pawling. As a freshman, Pawling coxed the Adaptive Mixed Four great 1971 Hawk squad by winning the Dad Vail Points title for the second squad to fifth place in the World Championships in Munich in 2007, which time in school history and competing at the prestigious Henley Royal qualified the crew for the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Regatta on the Thames River in London, England. The University affirmed its commitment to rowing by breaking ground, along with St. Joseph’s Prep, on a state‐of‐the‐art boathouse along the Schuylkill River. Named in honor of Robert Gillin, Jr., construction was completed in time for the 2002 Dad Vail Regatta and provides a perma‐ nent home for the Hawk rowing programs. Former SJU standout Drew Hill took over as head coach of the SJU pro‐ gram in 2003 and immediately made his presence felt. Sixteen Hawk boats advanced to the Dad Vail finals (15 claiming medals) in his first five seasons, and SJU matched the 1971 and 1999 squads by capturing the men’s points title in 2003, 2005, and 2006. Individually, 12 former Hawks have competed internationally and seven have been inducted into Saint Joseph’s Athletics Hall of Fame, including Glavin, Toland, Richard and Donald Flanigan ‘60, Joe Henwood ‘68, Chris O’Brien ‘92 and Mike Teti ‘78. Arguably the best‐known oarsman in America, Michael Teti was a top Hawk rower, graduating from SJU with a sociology degree in 1978. “Saint Joseph’s gave me the opportunity to compete and also the opportunity for a great education,” Teti says. “I owe SJU a great debt for all of the opportunities I received.” From 1977‐93, Teti rowed on 11 national teams, including three trips to the Olympic Games. He won 24 national championships, a gold medal in the men’s eight at the 1987 World Championships and a bronze medal in the same event at the 1988 Olympics. He was named the 1987 United States Rowing Male Athlete of the Year. Teti achieved even greater notoriety as a coach, guiding the U.S. men’s open eight squad to an unprecedented three straight world cham‐ Current Hawk junior Ryan Pawling coxed the Adaptive Mixed Four at the 2007 The Hawk Will Never Die! pionships. He also coached the men’s four with coxswain to world cham‐ Rowing World Championships in Munich. pionship gold. In 1996 he led the lightweight men’s four to an Olympic bronze medal before being named USRowing’s Head Men’s Sweep Coach, the highest coaching honor in the country, in October of that year.

12 Saint Joseph’s University SJU ROWING TRADITION

The 1970 Saint Joseph’s crew which won the Dad Vail Varsity 8.

Saint Joseph’s Rowing received official varsity status in 1959, led by head coach Al Rosenberg, who would go on to guide the U.S. national teams to great success.

(Right) Saint Joseph’s won the Dad Vail Regatta men’s points title and competed at the in 1999. www.sjuhawks.com

Coach Joe Toland established Saint Joseph’s as Drew Hill (right), SJU Athletic Director Don DiJulia (left), and women’s rowing coach one of the East’s most successful programs Gerry Quinlan (2nd from left) celebrate the Hawks’ wins with the Bergens, hosts of the from 1961 to 1973. Bergen Cup in Philadelphia.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 13 HONORS & INTERNATIONAL ROWING SJU AWARDS INTERNATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS MOST VALUABLE ROWER SEAN DREA • 1974‐76 BOB JAUGSTETTER • 1969‐70 2008‐09 Glenn Griffin 1969 • European Championships 1974 • World Championships 2007‐08 Tim Strybuc Men’s Single Scull 4+ (5th) 2006‐07 Dan Lachant 1970 • World Championships 1975 • World Championships 2005‐06 Mike Leahy Men’s Single Scull (12th) 4+ (10th) 2004‐05 Ray Cawley 1972 • Olympic Games 1975 • Pan American Games 2003‐04 Ray Cawley Men’s Single Scull (7th) 4+ (Bronze) 2002‐03 Jon Joyce 1973 • European Championships 1977 • World Championships 2001‐02 Sean McCullagh Men’s Single Scull (6th) 8+ (6th) 2000‐01 Brian Timby 1974 • World Championships 1978 • World Championships 1999‐2000 Mike Kowalski Men’s Single Scull 4+ (4th) 1975 • World Championships 1979 • World Championships VASQUEZ AWARD FOR LOYALTY Men’s Single Scull (2nd) 8+ (5th) 2008‐09 Bill Huzar 1976 • Olympic Games 1980 • Olympic Games 2007‐08 Glenn Griffin Men’s Single Scull (4th) 4+ (No race due to U.S. boycott) 1977 • World Championships 1981 • World Championships 2006‐07 Alex DiBiasi Men’s Single Scull (5th) 4+ (Silver) 2005‐06 Devlin Murdock 1999 • World Championships 1982 • World Championships 2004‐05 Matt Mullin Coach 4+ (Bronze) 2003‐04 Drew Parassio 1983 • World Championships 2002‐03 Chris Barrett DICK FLANIGAN • 1959‐60 4+ (7th) 2001‐02 Jim O’Connor 1963 • Pan American Games 1984 • Olympic Games 2000‐01 Keith Pellicone Men’s 8 (4th) 8+ (Silver) 1999‐2000 Pat Mullen 1995 • World Championships DON FLANIGAN • 1959‐60 Coach SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE AWARD 2008‐09 Kevin Burrows 1963 • Pan American Games CHRIS O’BRIEN • 1989‐92 Men’s 8 (4th) 2007‐08 Marc Malott 1990 • World Championships 2006‐07 Kevin Connors JIM GLAVIN • 1967‐70 Lightweight 8 (6th) 2005‐06 Doug Cleveland 1975 • World Junior Championships 2004‐05 Matt Walsh RYAN PAWLING • 2007‐present 2003‐04 Eric Mushel Coach 1976 • World Junior Championships 2007 • World Championships ACADEMIC AWARD Coach Adaptive Mixed 4 (5th) 1977 • World Championships 2008‐09 Not awarded Coach SEAN SHEA • 1962‐64 2007‐08 Mike Lavin 1963 • Pan American Games 2003‐2007 Not awarded JOE GREIPP • 1962‐64 2002‐03 Matt Walsh 4‐ (Gold) 2001‐02 Peter Perry 1955 • Pan American Games 2000‐01 Karl Lobo Men’s 8 (Gold) MIKE TETI • 1975‐78 1999‐2000 Dan Daly Coaching ED GRIBBIN • 1975‐77 Olympic Games DORIE LEAHY AWARD 1978 • World Championships 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008 2008‐09 Jordan Marwin Lightweight 4 (8th) World Championships 2007‐08 Kevin Jacobs 1980 • World Championships 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003 2006‐07 Alex DiBiasi Lightweight 4 (5th) 1982 • World Championships Competitive Lightweight 4 (6th) 1992 • Olympic Games PHILLYSIDA/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER 1985 • World Championships Men's 8 (4th) ACADEMIC ALL‐AREA Lightweight 4 (Bronze) 1988 • Olympic Games 2008‐09 Kevin Burrows Men's 8 (3rd) 2007‐08 Kevin Jacobs JOE HENWOOD • 1966‐68 1987 • World Championships Marc Malott 1967 • European Championships Men's 8 (1st) 2005‐06 Doug Cleveland 4+ (6th) 1985 • World Championships Marc Malott 1967 • Pan American Games Men's 8 (3rd) Dave Naab 4+ (Gold) 1984 • Olympic Games Men's Team Spare SENESKY SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE AWARD 1979 • Pan American Games 2005‐06 Michael Santoro Men's 4 (2nd)

The Hawk Will Never Die! 1974 • Junior World Championships Men's 8

14 Saint Joseph’s University DAD VAIL ALL‐TIME RESULTS

Dad Vail Men’s Points Trophy 1963 5th Freshman 8 Final Results 2008 n/a ...... 8 1962 4th 2007 3rd ...... 6:08.90 2007 5th ...... 14 1961 5th 2006 1st ...... 6:04.32 2006 1st ...... 31 1960 2nd 2004 2nd ...... 6:08.61 2005 1st ...... 27 1959 3rd 2003 1st ...... 5:54.70 2004 2nd ...... 28 1954 8th 1997 2nd ...... 6:16.14 2003 1st ...... 25 1971 4th 2000 2nd ...... 15 JV 8 Final Results 1969 7th 1999 1st ...... 41 2008 3rd ...... 5:52.18 1968 3rd 1997 2nd ...... 23 2006 2nd ...... 5:53.03 1966 3rd 1971 1st 2005 1st ...... 6:23.36 1965 3rd 2004 3rd ...... 6:07.26 1963 6th Dad Vail M/W Overall Points 2000 5th ...... 6:15.39 1962 3rd 2008 5th ...... 22 1999 5th ...... 6:58.15 1960 2nd 2007 2nd ...... 31 1998 6th ...... No Time 1959 1st 2006 1st ...... 47 1996 3rd ...... 7:22.16 2005 1st ...... 40 1971 4th Ltwt Freshman 8 Final Results 2004 2nd ...... 48 1970 4th 2008 4th ...... 6:10.46 2000 T‐2nd ...... 32 1963 6th 2006 1st ...... 6:21.45 1999 2nd ...... 41 1960 1st 2005 1st ...... 6:51.61 1954 5th 2004 1st ...... 6:10.47 Varsity 8 Final Results 2003 1st ...... 6:08.60 2007 8th ...... 5:57.40 Ltwt Varsity 8 Final Results 2001 4th ...... 6:44.30 2005 6th ...... 6:26.88 2009 3rd 1999 1st ...... 6:21.81 2004 3rd (Petite) ...... 6:18.76 2007 2nd ...... 5:56.24 2003 6th ...... 6:01.50 2006 2nd ...... 5:55.84 2001 1st (Petite) ...... 6:08.90 2005 3rd ...... 6:37.85 NOTES: 2000 5th ...... 5:58.92 2004 3rd ...... 6:05.65 • Team was a club sport from 1976‐1990 1999 2nd ...... 5:58.55 2003 5th ...... 6:07.70 • Records incomplete from 1972‐75 and 1991‐95 1998 5th ...... 3:54.61 2002 4th ...... 6:16.80 1997 4th ...... 6:16.78 2000 4th ...... 6:04.90 1971 2nd 1999 1st ...... 6:38.13 1970 1st 1997 1st ...... 6:04.61 1969 2nd 1968 3rd 1967 6th 1966 2nd 1965 6th 1964 2nd www.sjuhawks.com

ABOVE: SJU took the Gold medal in the Novice Lightweight 8 event at the 2005 Dad Vail Regatta.

RIGHT: The Hawks’ Varsity 8 captured the gold medal at the 1970 Dad Vail Regatta.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 15 JESUIT INVITATIONAL

Saint Joseph’s Rowing established the Jesuit Invitational in 1999 and it has become a major race in the collegiate rowing season, featuring solely Jesuit colleges. The Jesuit Invitational is held every year in March on the Cooper River in Pennsauken, N.J. The Casey Ferrone Memorial Trophy is awarded to the Men’s Varsity 8 champion, while the Robert Gillin, Jr., Memorial Trophy is awarded to the Women’s Varsity 8 winner. The Cannonball Trophy is given to the overall team champion. It is named in honor of Saint Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, who had his leg shattered by a cannonball while defending Spain from an attack by France. The Cannonball Trophy serves as a reminder that all good things start with pain. The glory of winning is only possible by withstanding the mental and physical pain of the 2000m race course. The trophy is awarded to the school with the highest combined points in the day’s races. It is a traveling trophy which the winner returns every year. The winning team receives a small cannonball that is theirs to keep as a reminder of their championship performance.

Casey Ferrone Memorial Trophy Robert Gillin, Jr. Memorial Trophy Cannonball Trophy (Men’s V8 Champion) (Women’s V8 Champion) (Team Champion) 1999 Saint Joseph’s Fordham Saint Joseph’s 2000 Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s 2001 Georgetown Boston College Georgetown 2002 Georgetown Holy Cross Georgetown 2003 Georgetown Boston College Georgetown 2004 Georgetown Boston College Georgetown 2005 Georgetown Boston College Georgetown 2006 Georgetown Boston College Georgetown 2007 Race Cancelled ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2008 Georgetown Saint Joseph’s Georgetown 2009 Georgetown Saint Joseph’s Georgetown 2009 Jesuit Invitational ‐ March 21 Cooper River, Pennsauken, N.J. Varsity 8 Freshman 8 1. Georgetown 1. Georgetown Freshmen 4 2. Saint Joseph’s A 2. Loyola 1. Saint Joseph’s 3. Fordham 3. Fordham 2. Loyola 4. Saint Joseph’s B 5. Loyola Varsity 4 2nd Freshman 8 1. Loyola 1. Georgetown 2nd Varsity 8 2. Georgetown 2. Fordham 1. Georgetown 3. Fairfield 2. Saint Joseph’s 4. Fordham 5. Saint Joseph’s The Hawk Will Never Die!

16 Saint Joseph’s University ALL‐TIME ROSTER

A Kevin Colgan ...... 1971‐73 Walt Fee ...... 1992‐94 Kevin Hallinan ...... 1998‐2000 Gavin Adams ...... 2005‐08 Joe Conlan ...... 1971‐73 John Feely ...... 1991‐92 Brandon Hanna . .2008‐present Pete Alessandroni . . . .1959‐60 Kevin Connors ...... 2007 John Feret ...... 1979 Craig Hansson ...... 2005‐06 Heather Alba ...... 2001‐03 Kelly Conroy ...... 1991‐93 Charles Fierro ...... 1964‐65 Robert Hardegan ...... 1965 Jack Ansley ...... 1967‐68 Peter Coppinger ...... 2004‐05 Jim Finnerty ...... 1961 Paul Haupt ...... 1991 Rich Appell ...... 2007‐present Tom Costello ...... 1972‐74 Harold Finnigan ...... 1979 John Hayes ...... 2003‐06 Dan Arty ...... 1979 Dan Cunningham . . . . .1997‐99 Mike Fitzgibbons . . . . .1969‐71 Larry Heine ...... 1954 Stacy Auch ...... 1993‐94 Brian Cupka ...... 1976 Tom Fitzpatrick ...... 2003‐05 Jerry Helinsk ...... 1967 Mike Aurillio ...... 2006 Tom Curry ...... 1991 Dick Flanigan ...... 1959‐60 Larry Hendel ...... 1970 William Cutcliff ...... 1967‐68 Don Flanigan ...... 1959‐60 Bill Henderson ...... 1954 B Dave Cutcliff ...... 1972 Sean Flynn ...... 2004‐07 Tim Hennessey ...... 1967‐68 Jason Bansch ...... 2000‐03 Frank Ford ...... 1954 Maggie Henry ...... 1974 Charlie Barker ...... 1978 D Joe Francks ...... 2002‐04 Jim Henwood ...... 1969‐71 Jeff Barker ...... 1977‐79 Joseph D’Amato .2003, 2005‐06 Andrew Friedlander . . .2004‐07 Joe Henwood ...... 1966‐68 Chris Barrett ...... 2002‐04 Bryan Dahn ...... 1993 Josh Friedman . . . . .1999‐2001 John Henwood ...... 1972 Mike Barrett ...... 1966‐67 Kevin Dallahan . . . . .1994, 1996 Dean Frizlen ...... 2002, 2004 Tom Henwood . . . . .1998‐2000 Robert Beaty ...... 1971‐74 Dan Daly ...... 1998‐2000 Chris Frystock ...... 2006 Scott Hicke ...... 1993‐94 Paul Beehler ...... 1965‐66 Jerry Daly ...... 1969‐71 Bill Fox ...... 2004‐07 Drew Hill ...... 1971‐74 Justin Benante ...... 1994 Shannon Dawson ...... 2001 Kenneth Fox ...... 1971‐72 Mark Horvat . . . .1976, 1978‐79 Matt Benedetto ...... 2008‐ Paul Day ...... 1967 Steve Fox ...... 1970 Ryan Huck ...... 2006‐present Paul Benvie ...... 2001‐02 Rick DeFino ...... 2007‐present Dennis Fugedy ...... 1971‐73 Tyler Huck ...... 2008‐present Lee Bink ...... 2002‐04 Christian DelCollo ...... 2001 Elaine Fugedy ...... 1974 Chuck Hummel . .2008‐present Walt Birbeck ...... 1962‐64 Mark DelGuercio ...... 2006 Wayne Hummel ...... 1967‐69 Michael Bisch ...... 1991 Luke Dentino ...... 2006‐09 G Billy Huzar ...... 2007‐09 Craig Bischoff ...... 1997‐2000 Stan Depman ...... 1976‐78 Chris Gabello ...... 2000 John Blahe ...... 1977 Danielle DesForges ...... 1992 Paul Gaigelas ...... 1977‐78 I Brendan Blessington . . . . .2007‐08 Susan Devine ...... 1974 Dan Gallagher . . .2007‐present Adam Iaccio ...... 2006‐08 Tom Blessington ...... 1979 Greg Diamond ...... 1972 Jim Gallagher ...... 1960‐61 Ryan Bonner ...... 2000‐02 Ana Maria Diaz ...... 2006 Jim Gallo ...... 1972‐73 J Mike Bonnit ...... 2000 Joe Diaz‐Aspa ...... 1991 Joe Gannon ...... 1991 Mike Jacob ...... 2004‐06 MIke Boone ...... 2006 Alex DiBiasi ...... 2004‐07 Paul Ganun ...... 1991‐92 Kevin Jacobs ...... 2004‐08 Paul Bove ...... 1967 Jim Dinan ...... 1966 Matt Gantner ...... 2002‐03 Stan Jaroszewski ...... 1989‐91 Joe Boyle ...... 1959‐61 Courtney Dombroski . . . . .2004 Chris Garafolo ...... 2006‐08 Bob Jaugstetter ...... 1969‐70 Jason Bradley ...... 1996‐98 Gerald Dori ...... 1967‐68 John Geary ...... 1997‐98 Steve Jenemann ...... 2000 Bart Brigidi ...... 1994‐95 Pat Doherty ...... 1963‐65 Stephanie Gehringer . .2004‐07 Ben Jezyk ...... 1998 Dennis Buckley ...... 1967 Frank Doyle ...... 1971 John Gercke ...... 1962‐64 Justin Jones ...... 2003‐06 Brian Burke ...... 2000 Sean Drea ...... 1974‐76 Megan Gerelus ...... 1995 Sarah Jost ...... 2006‐present Jesse Burns . . . . .2003, 2005‐06 John Drewniak ...... 2006‐09 Adrian Gherca ...... 2004‐07 John Joyce ...... 2002‐04 Kevin Burrows ...... 2006‐09 Brian duBais ...... 1993 Michael Gibel . . . .2007‐present Mike Juhline ...... 1998‐2001 Becky Buscher ...... 2008‐ Tim Dunnigan ...... 1954 Jack Ginter ...... 1991‐93 Charles Duncan ...... 2002 Jim Glavin ...... 1967, 1969 K C Steve Dutcher . . .2007‐present Dan Goettner ...... 1998‐2001 Jay Keeley ...... 1967‐68 Pat Cannon ...... 1991‐93 Mike Dyczkiewycz . . . .2003‐04 William Goetz ...... 1971 Joe Kenney ...... 2003‐05 Frank Carey ...... 1967 Mike Goodman ...... 1994 Kristen Kerrigan ...... 1992‐94 Mike Caril ...... 1998‐2000 E Stacey Gorin ...... 2006‐09 John Kiefer ...... 1972‐74 www.sjuhawks.com Don Carr ...... 1972 Keith Eberl ...... 1993 Jack Graham ...... 1961‐62 Dan Kilpatrick ...... 1996‐99 Matt Carroll ...... 2007‐09 Jeffrey Egan ...... 1996‐98 Jim Gray ...... 1959 Sean King ...... 2005‐09 Mike Carroll ...... 1962‐63 Tom Emge ...... 1976‐77 Joe Greipp ...... 1960‐62 Ed Klein ...... 1962‐64 Brian Casey ...... 1994‐97 Jim Encinas ...... 1979 Phil Greipp ...... 1962, 1964 Charlie Koob ...... 2003‐06 Mike Caufield ...... 1967 Ted Engleke ...... 1991‐93 Ed Gribbin ...... 1975‐77 Chris Kopitsky ...... 1997‐99 Brett Cavanaugh ...... 2006‐09 John Evoy ...... 1999‐2000 Glenn Griffin . . . . .2006‐present Jonathan Kornafel . . . .1996‐98 Ray Cawley ...... 2002‐05 Bill Gummere ...... 1961‐63 Joe Kosloski ...... 1997, 1999 Tony Chiurco ...... 1961‐63 F Phil Gunther ...... 1979 John Kowalski ...... 1969‐71 Michael Clancy ...... 1996 Mark Fanelli . . . . .2006‐present Mike Kowalski ...... 1998‐2000 Tom Clancy ...... 1994 Dan Fazio ...... 2003‐05 H Chris Koziel ...... 1979 Doug Cleveland ...... 2005‐06 John Farley ...... 1959 Chris Hahne ...... 1992 Milt Kramer ...... 1972

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 17 ALL‐TIME ROSTER

Tom Kresz ...... 2008‐present Ian McDonald ...... 1996 Brian Pirratano ...... 2001‐02 Tim Strybuc . . . . .2006‐present T.W. Kubinsky ...... 1999‐2000 Stephen McDonald ...... 1997 Mike Piszek ...... 1999‐2001 Charles Sweeney ...... 1959 Michael Kuhn ...... 1971 Rory McDonnell .1991,1994‐95 George Porreca ...... 1960 Jason Kumpas ...... 1996 Sean McDougall ...... 1989‐91 Dan Potts ...... 1972‐74 T Greg Kupniewski ...... 1992‐94 Joe McGarrigle ...... 1996 Danny Povlich ...... 2006 Mike Teti ...... 1976‐78 Pat McGettigan ...... 2002‐04 Chase Powell . . . .2007‐present Cheryl Tharp ...... 1996‐97 L Joe McGinley ...... 1991 Tom Presenza ...... 1993 Mike Thistle ...... 1964 John Lachall ...... 1967 Larry McGlynn ...... 1971 Tricia Puhl ...... 1979 James Thornton ...... 2006 Dan Lachant ...... 2004‐07 Brian McGonagle . . . . .1994‐97 Walt Pulchalski ...... 1967‐68 Brian Timby ...... 1998‐2001 Tom Lake ...... 1996 Kevin McHale ...... 2003 Pat Troy ...... 1994‐95 Ed Lalley ...... 1969‐71 M. McHugh ...... 1965 Q Jack Toland ...... 1972‐74 C. Lalumera ...... 1964 Thomas McNamara . . .1992‐93 Marty Quinn ...... 2004 Ed Trainer ...... 1961, 62 Russ Lampman ...... 2003‐05 Brenden McMahon . . .2004‐06 Sean Quinn ...... 1998‐01 Dick Tully ...... 1954 Chip Lane ...... 1979 Ryan McPeak ...... 1998‐2000 Wes Twohig ...... 1999 Paul Laskow ...... 1968‐70 Bill Mecca ...... 2007‐08 R Mark Lattanzio ...... 1996 S. Mele ...... 1965 Ernie Raeuber ...... 2000 V Lucian Lauerman . . . . .1991‐92 Joe Mintzer ...... 1972‐73 J.T. Ramsay ...... 1998‐2000 Tony Van Dyke ...... 1991‐93 Mike Lavin ...... 2007‐09 Lou Mintzer ...... 1972‐74 Stephan Ramsey ...... 2004‐07 Jason Veiock ...... 1994 Michael Leahy ...... 2003‐06 Austin Moench ...... 2007‐08 Jim Rensman ...... 1998‐2001 Tracy Venglarik ...... 2002 Tom Lederer ...... 1976‐78 Greg Morace ...... 1996‐99 Sean Riley ...... 2006‐07 Vincent Villar ...... 1991 Paul Leggieri . . . . .2007‐present Lauren Moran ...... 2004‐07 Chris Robinson ...... 1996 Steve Vorgity ...... 2001 John Lehman ...... 1962 Charles Morgan ...... 1959 Pat Roche ...... 2000 Dave Lemon ...... 2006‐present Michael Morris ...... 2006 Philip Roche ...... 1971‐73 W Mike Lendacky ...... 1994 Pat Mullen ...... 1998‐2000 Jonathan Romvary . . . .2005‐06 Dan Wadsworth ...... 2000‐01 Joe Letizia ...... 2001 Matt Mullin ...... 2002‐2005 Brian Ronayne ...... 1965‐66 Brian Waller ...... 1991 John Liddell ...... 1972 Devlin Murdock . . . .2003‐2006 Mark Rosenthal ...... 2001‐02 Brian Walsh ...... 1998 Martin Litman ...... 1998‐99 Eric Mushel ...... 2003‐04 Dan Ross ...... 1996‐99 Matt Walsh ...... 2003‐05 Karl Lobo ...... 2001 Susan Muskett ...... 1977‐78 Chris Rountree . .2002‐03, 2005 Jim Wankmiller ...... 1976 Hank Lunardi ...... 1966 Jay Myers ...... 1966‐68 Paul Rudolph ...... 1970‐73 Tom Ward ...... 1968‐69 Pete Lynch ...... 1962 Scott Myers ...... 1979 Bob Ryan ...... 1996 Mike Warner ...... 1996 William West ...... 2004‐07 M N S Michael Wingrove . . . . .2005‐09 Gerry Mackle ...... 1954 David Naab ...... 2003‐06 Michael Santoro ...... 2003‐06 Bill Woecksler ...... 1972 Pate Madden .1996, 1998‐2000 Joanne Nasife ...... 1998‐99 Stan Sarat ...... 1961‐62 Tom Madden .1996, 1998‐2000 Mark Normand ...... 1992‐93 Mike Sarnacki ...... 1996, 97 Z Frank Maher ...... 1962‐63 Walt Sandell ...... 1992 Jason Ziegler ...... 1994‐97 Larry Maher ...... 2006 O John Saukaitis ...... 1966‐68 Wayne Zimmer ...... 2004‐07 Conor Malone . . .2006‐present Chris O’Brian ...... 1989‐92 Ken Schaeffer ...... 1972, 1976 Marc Malott ...... 2004‐08 W. O’Brien ...... 1965‐66 Jeff Schaetzle ...... 2004‐07 Clark Mangan ...... 1992 Kevin O’Connor ...... 1977‐79 Ray Schermerhorn . . . .1995‐96 Danielle Manning . . . .1994‐97 Jim O’Connor ...... 2000‐02 Blake Schiller ...... 2004‐06 Justin Marconi ...... 2002‐04 Ted O’Connor ...... 1994 Max Schipper . . . .2006‐present Roster includes athletes that Jordan Marwin ...... 2005‐09 James O’Donohue ...... 2006 Jon Schneckenburger . .2006‐07 competed prior to 2009‐10 John Masters ...... 1967 Sean O’Hara ...... 2003‐05 Tom Schubert ...... 1992‐93 Andrew Masterson ...... 2006 Sean O’Leary ...... 1998‐2000 Gene Sell ...... 1996‐97 The All‐Time Roster is Mike Mastrangelo . .1998‐2000 Steve Olenik . . . . .2007‐present George Sigel ...... 1960 Incomplete Chris Mattson ...... 1965 Sean Shea ...... 1962‐64 George Mattson ...... 1959 P Joe Sillo ...... 1991 Please contact SJU Athletic Lisa Mazzulla ...... 1991 Frank Pane ...... 1994 Rob Smith ...... 1998 Communications John McBride ...... 1993 Luke Pape ...... 1960 Rowland Smith ...... 1976 if you have missing information Dan McCann ...... 2006 Drew Parassio ...... 2002‐04 Tom Smith ...... 2004 Drew McCrossan ...... 1996 Ryan Pawling . . . .2007‐present Pete Stahl ...... 1996 Rowing was an official varsity Jeff McCombes ...... 2000 Keith Pellicone . . . . .1999‐2001 Pete Stajk ...... 2002 sport from 1959‐1975 and

The Hawk Will Never Die! Thomas McCormick ...... 1971 Bill Pennartz ...... 1962‐64 Paul Stewart ...... 1959‐61 1991‐present Willaim McCormick ...... 1971 Dave Peterson ...... 1996 Sean Stewart . . . .2008‐present Sean McCullagh . . . .2000, 2002 Evan Pierce ...... 2004 Adam Stoll ...... 2004‐08

18 Saint Joseph’s University ADMINISTRATION

Don DiJulia Timothy R. Lannon, S. J. Dr. Cary Anderson Associate Vice President University President Vice President for Student Life Athletic Director

ATHLETIC DIRECTORY SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY Associate Vice President/Athletic Director ...... Don DiJulia ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT ...... 610‐660‐1707 Assistant Vice President/Athletic Business Affairs ...... Jim Brown The Mission of the Athletics Department at Saint ...... 610‐660‐1726 Joseph’s University reflects the Mission of the Associate Athletic Director/Varsity Programs...... Ellen Ryan University by using the programs within Athletics as a ...... 610‐660‐1714 way to develop the whole person and preparing men Associate Athletic Director/Facilities...... Al Pendleton and women for others...... 610‐660‐3292 Associate AD/Marketing/Corporate Partnerships...... Tim Curran • To educate the whole person by complementing the academic ...... 610‐660‐1702 experience with athletic and recreational programs and activities Assistant AD/Recreation & Intramurals...... Corey Shannon outside the classroom...... 610‐660‐3052 Executive Director of Athletic Development...... Katie Shields • To create an environment for personal growth through openness, ...... 610‐660‐1231 respect, and a concern for others. Director of Compliance ...... Renie Shields ...... 610‐660‐2584 • To communicate the value of community and family through team Director of Academic Services ...... Janet Greder work and sportsmanship...... 610‐660‐1728 Director of Sports Medicine ...... Lori Rafferty • To provide opportunities for students to learn self‐discipline, ...... 610‐660‐1699 responsibility, decision‐making, and attainment of goals. Equipment Manager...... Joe DeLacy ...... 610‐660‐1720 • To provide opportunities for students to participate and compete Asst. Ath. Dir./Communications (Rowing Contact). . . . . Marie Wozniak in a first‐class manner...... 610‐660‐1727 • To provide equitable opportunities for all students and staff, including women and minorities. Athletic Office Phone ...... 610‐660‐1707 • To advance the University regionally and nationally through Athletic Office Fax ...... 610‐660‐1716 intercollegiate athletics.

DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS From the North: NJ Turnpike to Exit 6 (Pa. Turnpike connector). Follow Pa. Turnpike to Exit 326 (Rte. 476). Follow 476 South to Rte. 76 East, www.sjuhawks.com towards Philadelphia. Follow Rte. 76 East to exit 339 (Rte. 1, City Avenue). Follow two miles to SJU.

From the East: Take either the Ben Franklin Bridge (via Rte. 676) or the Walt Whitman Bridge; Follow Rte. 76 West to Exit 339 (Rte. 1, City Avenue). Follow two miles to SJU.

From the South: I‐95 North to 476 North. Follow 476 North to Exit 5 (Rte. 1). Follow Rte. 1 North to SJU, approximately 10 miles.

From the West: PA Turnpike to Exit 326 (Valley Forge). Follow Rte. 76 East, toward Philadelphia, to Exit 339 (Rte. 1, City Avenue). Follow two miles to SJU.

From the Airport: I‐95 North to Rte. 76 West towards Valley Forge. Follow Rte. 76 West to Exit 339 (Rte. 1, City Avenue). Follow two miles to SJU.

2009‐10 Men’s Rowing 19 THE UNIVERSITY

Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is an inde‐ pendent, Catholic, Jesuit university teaching disci‐ plined reasoning, effective communication and a love of learning. From Willings Alley in Old City Philadelphia to Stiles Street in North Philadelphia to its current location on City Avenue, Saint Joseph’s has continued to grow and change with the times. The University combines the Jesuit tra‐ dition of academic excellence, a history of service and an ideal campus location to produce success‐ ful students who seek to make a good world even better. Full‐time, undergraduate day enrollment is approximately 4,550. Graduate, evening and exec‐ utive programs push total enrollment to more than 7,400. draw thousands of special visitors to campus for ties are only a short ride away. SJU students take THE JESUIT TRADITION fun and friendship. frequent advantage of the artistic and cultural OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IDEAL CAMPUS LOCATION resources Philadelphia offers ‐ the Philadelphia Saint Joseph’s nationally recognized academ‐ SJU’s City Avenue location combines the best Museum of Art, the Franklin Institute Science ic reputation is confirmed by ongoing acknowledg‐ of dynamic Philadelphia with the suburban, resi‐ Museum, and the new Kimmel Center, to name a ment in Barron’s, U.S. News & World Report and dential setting of the elegant Main Line. Saint few. In addition to rooting for their beloved Hawks, Peterson’s. The Jesuit tradition of intellectual Joseph’s 65 acres span two counties, allowing stu‐ SJU students can be found cheering on the profes‐ inquiry and personal concern manifests itself in dents literally to enjoy the best of both worlds. sional sports teams in the city, particularly the small, challenging classes taught by a caring facul‐ The city of Philadelphia, with its tremendous Eagles, Flyers, Phillies and 76ers. ty. Graduate assistants do not teach, so under‐ wealth of historical, cultural, social and athletic graduates can be sure they are receiving the very attractions, is easily accessible, while the safety, best educational experience. One‐on‐one interac‐ serenity and greenery of a suburban campus are tion between students and faculty is a reality at right at hand. Saint Joseph’s. The friendly atmosphere and close‐knit cam‐ A solid liberal arts curriculum provides pus ensure that students don’t get lost in either across‐the‐board learning for every student. the literal or the figurative sense at Saint Joseph’s. Supporting that curriculum are comprehensive Expanded library, computer and athletic facilities academic majors and learning facilities. The result add a big‐time “feel” to this growing university. is a broad education which prepares students not SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS only for employment and graduate school, but for Men and women leave Saint Joseph’s pre‐ life itself. pared. The University boasts an excellent record In the fall of 1998, SJU opened the $25 million of placing its graduates in first‐time jobs, profes‐ Owen A. Mandeville Hall, which houses the Erivan sional schools and other advanced degree pro‐ K. Haub School of Business, the Center for Food grams. Part‐time work and internships provide Marketing and the region's first "Teletorium" and real‐world experiences, the kind which delight "Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000‐square‐foot inter‐ future employers. And with its many diverse stu‐ national academic center featuring state‐of‐the‐ dent organizations, SJU offers ample opportunities art distance learning technology, it is located near to assume leadership positions. the corner of 54th Street and City Avenue. An extensive on‐campus recruitment pro‐ A HISTORY OF SERVICE gram provides graduates with a head start in their The students of Saint Joseph’s University are employment search. Regular meetings with facul‐ dedicated to making today’s world even better. A ty advisors, along with advisory programs in the natural spirit of volunteerism has enabled the health professions and in pre‐law, assist students University’s community service programs to who wish to further their schooling. become the most popular extracurricular activities PHILADELPHIA on campus. In addition, a Service Learning pro‐ SJU’s Philadelphia location gives students gram allows students to receive academic credit access to two worlds. The campus resembles a for their work outside the classroom. park, surrounded by the stately homes of SJU offers local, national, and international Philadelphia’s historic Main Line suburbs. Yet stu‐ opportunities for student service. From parts of dents have access to the cultural, commercial and Philadelphia to New Jersey; from Tijuana, Mexico, recreational activities of downtown Philadelphia ‐ to the Appalachian Mountains; and from Ecuador only a short ride away. to Tanzania, Saint Joseph's students embrace the SJU's Philadelphia location gives students Jesuit mission of serving those in need. The access to two worlds. The campus resembles a The Hawk Will Never Die! Thanksgiving Dinner Dance for area senior citizens park, surrounded by the stately homes of and the Hand‐in‐Hand Festival for the handi‐ Philadelphia's historic Main Line suburbs. Center capped are two annual student‐run events which City's cultural, commercial, and recreational activi‐

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