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First Last University / College Conference Email Tracy Blake First Last University / College Conference Email Tracy Blake Alfred University Empire 8 [email protected] Casey Moore Alvernia University MAC [email protected] Mike Montross American University Patriot League [email protected] Bill Schmid Amherst College NESCAC [email protected] Joe Clementi Arcadia University MAC [email protected] Bill Lawler Babson College NEWMAC [email protected] Dan Wheelan Bloomsburg University PSAC [email protected] Adam Batista Brandeis University UAA [email protected] Ross Liberati Bucknell University Patriot League [email protected] Rob Dallas Cabrini University Atlantic East [email protected] Brandon Bianco Case Western UAA [email protected] Connor Keenan Catholic University Landmark Conference [email protected] Zack Ssebatindira Chestnut Hill College Central Atlantic [email protected] Carter Lincoln Clarkson University Liberty League [email protected] Tim Stanton Colby College NESCAC [email protected] Shane Rineer Colgate Patriot League [email protected] Reuben Burk Connecticut Coll. NESCAC [email protected] Scott Bratt Cornell University Ivy League [email protected] Chris Zirpoli Delaware Valley University MAC [email protected] Steve McCarthy Denison University NCAC [email protected] Brian Redding Dickinson College Centennial Conference [email protected] Lenny Armuth Drew University Landmark Conference [email protected] Sam Lane Drexel University CAA [email protected] Jeremy Payne Eastern University MAC [email protected] Skip Roderick Elizabethtown Landmark Conference [email protected] Kevin Brenner Elmira College Empire 8 [email protected] Bryan Harkin Emerson College NEWMAC [email protected] Alex Passucci FDU-Metropolitan Campus Northeast [email protected] Dan Wagner Franklin & Marshall college Centennial Conference [email protected] Michael Kovach Gettysburg College Centennial Conference [email protected] Andrew Mpasiakos Goucher College Landmark Conference [email protected] Brendan Ujvary Hamilton College NESCAC [email protected] Brandon Raynor Hartwick College [email protected] Zach Ward Haverford College Centennial Conference [email protected] Andrew Bednarsky Hobart College Liberty League [email protected] Ben Graham Holy Cross Patriot League [email protected] Jamie Scott Immaculata Atlantic East [email protected] Adam Perron James Madison University CAA [email protected] Ptah Myers Jefferson University Central Atlantic [email protected] Joe Schneck Keystone College CSAC [email protected] Evan Prybutok La Salle University Atlantic 10 [email protected] Jorge Chapoy Lafayette College Patriot League [email protected] Gabriel Robinson Lafayette College Patriot League [email protected] Ryan Hess Lehigh University Patriot League [email protected] Patrick Long Lock Haven University PSAC [email protected] Nate Gibboney Lycoming University MAC [email protected] Edison Sanchez Manhattan College MAAC [email protected] Steven DeMatteo Manhattanville College Skyline [email protected] John Velasco Marywood University Atlantic East [email protected] Steve Corrieri McDaniel College Centennial Conference [email protected] Andy Loughnane Misericordia University MAC [email protected] Maxx Wurzburger Montclair State NJAC [email protected] Shane Kohler Moravian College Landmark Conference [email protected] Cameron Omsberg Northeastern University CAA [email protected] Daniel Perritano Penn State Behrend AMCC [email protected] Jim Barlow Prinecton University Ivy League [email protected] Bill Garno RIT Liberty League [email protected] David Carvalho Rosemont College CSAC [email protected] John Loiodice Rowan University NJAC [email protected] Tim Oswald Rutgers Camden University NJAC [email protected] Tyler Stakiwicz Rutgers University Big 10 [email protected] Carl Dei Cas Saint Vincent College PAC [email protected] Jared Micheller Skidmore College Liberty League [email protected] Justin Cook South Carolina University Conference USA [email protected] Atobra Ampedu Springfield College NEWMAC [email protected] Ryan Arvin St. Bonaventure University Atlantic 10 [email protected] David Janezic St. John's University Big East [email protected] Dale Jordan Stevens Institute of Technology MAC [email protected] Graeme Millar Stevenson University MAC [email protected] Greg Ruttler Stockton University NJAC [email protected] Mark Howlett SUNY Geneseo SUNYAC [email protected] Jim Findlay Susquehanna University Landmark Conference [email protected] Harry Ischiropoulos Swarthmore College Centennial Conference [email protected] Zack Grady Trinity College NESCAC [email protected] Jordan Ciuffetelli Tufts University NESCAC [email protected] Jeff Guinn Union College Liberty League [email protected] Brian Gill University of Pennsylvania Ivy League [email protected] Matt Guidon University of Scranton Landmark Conference [email protected] Matt Pivirotto University of Scranton Landmark Conference [email protected] Keith Cappo Ursinus College Centennial Conference [email protected] Mark Fetrow Villanova University Big East [email protected] Chris Koch Washington College Centennial Conference [email protected] Joe Cherackal Wesleyan University NESCAC [email protected] Michael Benn West Chester University PSAC [email protected] Alex Shinsky West Point University Patriot League [email protected] Bryan Waggoner Wheaton College NEWMAC [email protected] Brent Jacquette Widener University MAC [email protected] Mike Piranian Wilkes University MAC [email protected] Brian Woods William Paterson University NJAC [email protected] .
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