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ARV-Athletics-2012-Menslacrosse 2 0 1 2 MEN’S LACROSSE MEDIA INFORMATION MEN’S LACROSSE CONTACT LEANN PARKER Office Phone: 614-688-0294 Cell Phone: 614-266-4309 E-mail: [email protected] ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS 2011 IN REVIEW CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Assistant Athletics Director/Communications Dan Overall Record ..............................................8-8 Members of the working media interested in obtaining credentials should contact Leann Parker in the athletics Wallenberg ECAC Record ..................................... 3-3/t-3rd communications office at 614-688-0294. Director ............................................. Shelly Poe ECAC Tournament Record ............................0-1 Associate Directors ....Jerry Emig, Leann Parker All-Americans .................1 (honorable mention) PLAYER INTERVIEWS Assistant Directors .. Alissa Clendenen, Danielle All-ECAC Players ....4 (2 1st team, 2 2nd team) Media wishing to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio State lacrosse team should contact Leann ...............................Warner, Adam Widman Parker in the athletics communications office. Please call Interns...................... Alex Morando, Brett Rybak 2012 SEASON at least one day in advance to allow setup time. Men’s Lacrosse Contact ...............Leann Parker Letterwinners R/L .....................................26/15 Office Phone ......................... 614-688-0294 Starters R/L ..................................................8/2 ROAD REQUESTS Please direct all credential requests for Ohio State’s road Cell Phone ........................... 614-266-4309 All-Americans R/L .........................................1/0 games to the host school’s sports information director. E-mail [email protected] All-ECAC Selections R/L ...............................4/0 Mailing Address .......... Rm. 124, St. John Arena Captains .............Joe Bonanni, Matt Kawamoto WEEKLY RELEASE 410 Woody Hayes Drive .........................Mike Smail, Brock Sorensen The weekly release, which includes notes and statistics, is available each week on the official Ohio State Department Columbus, OH 43210-1166 of Athletics web site at: OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Media COACHING STAFF members that would like to be on the men’s lacrosse GAMEDAY MANAGEMENT Head Coach .................. Nick Myers, fourth year email distribution list should contact Leann Parker PHONE NUMBERS Alma Mater ................................. Springfield ‘01 ([email protected]). JOMS Press Box .................. 614-247-7108 OSU/Career Record (Years) ............... 23-24 (3) MEDIA GAME SERVICES Facility Operations ............... 614-292-9450 Conferece Record .......................................9-9 Game notes and starting lineups will be made available Ticket Office ......................... 614-292-2624 Assistant Coach....... Andrew Baxter, fourth year to the media prior to each game. Scoring summaries will Marketing ............................. 614-292-3672 Alma Mater ................................. Springfield ‘01 be distributed to the media about 10 minutes following the game. Any additional requests should be directed Training Room ..................... 614-292-1165 Assistant Coach.......... Dave Dobbins, third year to Leann Parker. Equipment Room .................. 614-292-1679 Alma Mater ......................................Colgate ‘01 Volunteer Coach ................... Jud Hall, first year RADIO AND TV BROADCASTS UNIVERSITY FACTS Alma Mater ..........................................OWU ‘11 Members of the media wishing to broadcast Ohio State Location ................Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.5m) Director of Operations ...Mark Bergey, third year games should contact the athletics communications office at least 48 hours prior to the date. Founded ....................................................1870 Alma Mater ....................................... WNEC ‘06 Enrollment .............52,868 (Columbus campus) Trainer .........................................Angie Beisner POSTGAME PROCEDURES Nickname ........................................... Buckeyes Administrative Assistant .................... Lisa Davis Interviews will begin 10 minutes after the game ends. Colors .Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429) Lacrosse Office Phone ................614-292-9017 There is no formal press conference; interviews will be held on the field or by the team locker rooms. A member Mascot ......................................Brutus Buckeye Lacrosse Office Fax .....................614-292-9195 of the Ohio State athletics communications office will President ....................................... Gordon Gee assist with interviews. Please inform a member of the Director of Athletics ..................... Eugene Smith athletics communications office of any specific requests. Editor - Leann Parker Associate AD/Men’s Lacrosse ......Heather Lyke Associate Athletics Director for PHOTOGRAPHERS Faculty Representative ....................John Bruno External Relations - Diana Sabau Photo passes are issued to daily newspapers, wire Director, Creative Services - Andy DeVito services and special periodical publications. MEN’S LACROSSE HISTORY All-time Record ..................................415-272-5 Photographers - Michael Abramson (Courtesy Roy PHOTO REQUESTS Lichtenstein Foundation), Chance Brockway, Chance Brockway All still photography requests of Ohio State players and All-Americans ...............................................30 Jr., Scott Brockway, Hal Clark, Kevin Fitzsimons, Terry Gilliam, coaches must be e-mailed to Leann Parker (parker.387@ Conference ..ECAC Lacrosse League (Third year) V. Scott Gilmore, Rebecca Gray, Greater Columbus Convention osu.edu). All-ECAC Selections ........................................6 & Visitors Bureau, Mark Hall, Jo McCulty, OSU Biomedical GWLL Championships ......................................6 Communications, OSU Photo Archives, Ohio State University BUCKEYES ONLINE OhioStateBuckeyes.com is the official web site of the (1986-88-99co-03co-04-08co) Relations, Lance Parker, Michael Pogany (The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium), Rick Prebeg, Carole Rosing, Jamie Sabau, Ohio State Athletics Department. A wide variety of GWLL MVPs ...................................................5 Dale Sparks, Dan Trittschuh, Will Schilling, Gail Wadley, athletics department information can be found on the site, including links to all 36 varsity sports. Accessible on the All-GWLL Selections .....................................93 Paul Whitehouse, Tom Wolf (AllSport), Bernie Saul, Irving men’s lacrosse page are complete season statistics for MLA Players of the Year ..................................2 Johnson III. both the team and individuals, career statistics for current All-MLA Selections ......................................103 Buckeyes, game recaps and box scores and weekly and North-South All-Star Game Selections .......... 20 This publication has been prepared to assist in your coverage special releases. The team also has a facebook page Academic All-Big Ten Selections ................. 186 of Ohio State athletics. Every attempt has been made to (facebook.com/OhioStateMensLacrosse) and a twitter ensure its accuracy and thoroughness. On behalf of the feed (twitter.com/OhioState_MLAX). Ohio State Scholar-Athlete Honors ............. 299 Department of Athletics, we would like to thank you for your Home Facilities .................................................. coverage of Ohio State’s 36 intercollegiate varsity sports and VIDEO SERVICES Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium look forward to working with you again this year. Please do For information regarding video services and game Woody Hayes Athletic Center (Indoor) not hesitate to contact our office if you have any questions footage (if available), contact Mark Smith, manager of Ohio Stadium or need assistance. video services at 614-688-5359. 2 2 0 1 2 MEN’S LACROSSE MEDIA INFORMATION 2012 ROSTER NUMERICAL ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown .......................................Last School/High School 1 Cameron Stephens G 23 Dominique Alexander M 6-2 215 Jr. Baldwin, N.Y. .................................................................... Baldwin 2 Scott Spencer G 36 Eddie Bambino M 5-9 160 Sr. Yardley, Pa. ................................................................Penn Charter 3 Greg Dutton G 34 Darius Bowling D 6-1 170 So. Atlanta, Ga. .............................. Holy Innocent’s Episcopal School 4 Mike Smail A 50 Joe Bonanni D 6-1 160 Sr. Harwood, Md. ................................................................ St. Mary’s 5 Turner Evans M 40 Ryan Borcherding D 6-1 193 Fr. Dublin, Ohio .......................................................... Dublin Coffman 6 Adam Trombley A 42 Eric Chadderdon D 6-2 220 Fr. Hamburg, N.Y. .....................................................Hamburg Central 7 Nick Liddil A 8 Reegan Comeault A 5-10 165 Fr. Pitt Meadows, British Columbia ...........Pitt Meadows Secondary 8 Reegan Comeault A 49 Mark Crawford D 5-11 200 Jr. Columbus, Ohio ....................................................Upper Arlington 9 Shawn Kaplan M 10 Tyler Frederick A 15 Nick Diegel M 6-4 195 So. Northville, Mich. ...............................Central Michigan/Northville 11 Joe Meurer D 38 Kevin Duffy G 5-9 185 Fr. Katonah, N.Y. ...................................................................John Jay 12 David Planning M 3 Greg Dutton G 6-2 185 So. Timonium, Md. ............................................... Calvert Hall College 13 Spencer Matches M 5 Turner
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