Villanova Today 2009-10 Villanova Basketball

A Glimpse of Villanova

ounded in 1842 by the friars of the Order and 51 foreign countries. Fof St. Augustine, Villanova is a comprehen- Ninety-six percent of the sive Roman Catholic institution that welcomes most recently accepted first- students of all faiths. The University offers a year students ranked in the wide variety of degree programs through four top 20 percent of their high colleges: the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, school class, and the middle the Villanova School of Business, the College of 50 percent range for the Engineering, and the College of Nursing, as well SAT is 1320-1430/1600. as the Villanova School of Law. The Faculty An Excellent Academic Villanova’s 585 full- Reputation time faculty - 90 percent For nearly two decades, Villanova has ranked of whom hold the highest first in its category of Universities-Master’s degree in their field - teach (North): Top Schools in U.S. News & World classes that average 22 stu- Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.” Villanova is dents. The student : faculty also one of 262 institutions - and one of 18 Cath- ratio is 11:1. olic colleges and universities - in the nation to have a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the prestigious The Campus liberal arts honors society. Villanova’s School of Located in a suburban Business is ranked number 11 in the nation by community 12 miles (or 20 BusinessWeek’s 2009 ranking of undergraduate kilometers) west of Philadel- business schools and the College of Engineer- phia, the picturesque 254- ing is ranked in the top 10 in the nation in the acre campus features more category “Best Undergraduate Engineering Pro- than 60 buildings, includ- grams” according to U.S. News & World Report. ing a library with more than Villanova’s College of Nursing is designated a 800,000 volumes, an 11,800 Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the seat stadium, state of the art teams at the NCAA Division I level or on one National League for Nursing. academic facilities, and 26 residence halls. of 13 intramural and 30 club sports; and take part in any of more than 250 registered student The Students The Experience organizations. Villanova’s more than 6,300 undergraduates Villanova students may choose to study abroad come from 46 states plus the District of Colum- for a summer, a semester or a year; compete on Financial Assistance bia, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands one or more of 11 men’s and 13 women’s sports For the academic year 2009-2010, Villanova provided more than $60 million in University aid to full-time undergraduate students.

Accreditation Villanova University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Educa- tion, an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. In addition, Villanova and its programs have received accredi- tation from AACSB International, the American Chemical Society, the American Bar Association, the Association of American Law Schools, the Pennsylvania State Board of Nurse Examiners, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Educa- tion, the Computing Accreditation Commission and the Engineering Creditation Commission of ABET Inc. and the National Catholic Educa- tion Association. Villanova is a member in good standing of the National Association for College Admission Counseling.

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The City of Philadelphia

illanova University is located 12 miles west For More Information On Villanova Vof the city of Philadelphia, Pa., birthplace of American independence. Philadelphia is an absolutely indispensable resource easily accessible For information on admissions and campus tours, contact the Villanova University Office of for Villanova’s student community. Buses and Undergraduate Admissions at 1-800-338-7927, Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 trains stop regularly on our campus, and you can a.m.- 5:00 p.m. be in Center City in a matter of minutes. For information on Villanova University’s Athletic Schedules, contact the Athletic Department There, the cultural attractions of one of at 610-519-4090 or visit www.villanova.com. the nation’s most historic areas are yours to choose from: Independence Hall, where the Dec- Orchestra; the Liberty Bell; the Philadel- laration of Independence was adopted, and the phia Museum of Art, the country’s third- U.S. Constitution was written; the Academy of largest art museum; and countless theaters, Music, home of the world-renowned Philadelphia galleries, nightclubs and historical sites. Philadelphia is also home to some of the country’s most exciting professional sports teams. You can watch the 2008 World Champion Philadelphia Phillies play baseball at Citi- zens Bank Park and the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles hit the gridiron at Lincoln Financial Field. Just across the street is the Wachovia Center, home to the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL’s Philadelphia

The Liberty Bell is just one of the many tourist attrac- tions that the city of Phila- delphia has to offer. Chase Utley and the World Champion Philadelphia Phillies play their home games at Citizens Bank Park.

Flyers. The Wachovia Center, Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field are home to numerous other events, concerts and festivals. There is also Philadelphia’s famous South Street for shopping and stroll- ing. Philadelphia’s excellent restau- rants are world-famous; equally famous is the city’s more casual cuisine, like cheesesteaks, hoagies and soft pretzels. Philadelphia also contains one of the country’s largest concentrations of colleges, with over 30 campuses located within a 15 mile radius of Vil- lanova. This gives students an oppor- tunity to take advantage of libraries, cultural offerings, and other facilities, as well as giving them thousands of The Philadelphia skyline was lit in blue and white last April when the Villanova men’s basketball students and peers with whom to share team advanced to the Final Four for the first time since 1985. good times.

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President, Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A.

he Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A. universities located throughout Greater Tbecame the 32nd president of Vil- Philadelphia. Father Donohue also serves lanova University on June 1, 2006. As as a member of the Board of Trustees for president, Father Donohue has worked Villanova University, the Board of Trust- together with students, faculty, staff, ees for the Malvern Preparatory School in alumni, and parents to strengthen the Malvern, Pa., and the Board of Directors Villanova community and renew its com- for the Association of Independent Col- mitment to the institution’s Catholic, leges and Universities of Pennsylvania. Augustinian, and educational mission. An Accomplished Scholar Planning for the Future Born in Bronx, N.Y., and raised in Under Father Donohue’s leadership, Royal Oak, Mich., Father Donohue Villanova has engaged in a strategic earned a B.A., with a concentration in planning process to identify academic theatre and communication arts, from and programmatic priorities and a cam- Villanova University in 1975 and was pus master planning process to help ordained an Augustinian priest in 1979. guide the University as it considers how He holds an M.A. in theatre from the its physical plant can best be used to Catholic University of America, a M. meet current and future needs. He also Div. from the Washington Theologi- has spearheaded the University’s envi- cal Union, and a Ph.D. in theatre from ronmental sustainability efforts, high- the University of Illinois at Urbana- lighted by his signing of the American Champaign. While pursuing his doctor- College and University Presidents Cli- ate, Father Donohue taught theatre at the mate Commitment in June 2007, which University of Illinois, where he received pledges that the University will work to honors for outstanding teaching. He is a achieve climate neutrality. member of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest, largest, and most selective all- A Commitment to the discipline honor society. Community Father Donohue is a tenured associ- Father Donohue believes strongly in the making it one of the largest single-day service ate professor at Villanova who served as chair important role that community service plays in initiatives in the region. of the University’s department of theatre from the Villanova educational experience and has Father Donohue serves as the chair of the 1992 to 2006. He annually directed musical instituted an annual Day of Service each Sep- Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce theatre productions on campus, earning six tember as a way for the University community to Regional College and University Presidents’ Barrymore Award nominations and one Bar- put its Augustinian ideals into action. More than Council, a consortium of leaders in higher educa- rymore Award for Outstanding Direction of a 2,000 students, faculty, staff, and alumni take tion that meets regularly to share ideas and dis- Musical from the Theatre Alliance of Greater part in projects throughout Greater Philadelphia, cuss issues facing the more than 90 colleges and Philadelphia. President’s Cabinet

Vice President for Vice President for Vice President for Academic Affairs Student Life Mission and Ministry John R. Johannes, Ph.D. Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A. Barbara E. Wall, Ph.D.

Vice President for Vice President for Vice President for Administration and Finance University Advancement Technology/CIO Kenneth G. Valosky Michael J. O’Neill Stephen W. Fugale

Vice President and Vice President for Director of General Counsel University Communication Athletics Dorothy A. Malloy, J.D. Ann E. Diebold Vincent P. Nicastro

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Director of Athletics Vince Nicastro

ince Nicastro enters his 10th year as the advance to the Sweet 16 in four of the past five sea- 2004, Villanova was recognized as the top program VVillanova University Director of Athletics sons. The Wildcat women’s soccer team has partici- in the Big East Conference in a study conducted by in 2009-10. pated in five of the last eight NCAA Tournaments, the Laboratory for the Study of Intercollegiate Ath- As the Director of Athletics, Nicastro is responsi- including a 2003 Sweet 16 berth. The women’s bas- letics at Texas A&M. In its first presentation of the ble for leading a Villanova Athletics Department that ketball program has tallied 20 wins or more in six of Excellence in Athletics Cup, Villanova was cited for is committed to excellence both in competition and the last nine seasons en route to earning a postseason success in areas including NCAA postseason success, in the classroom. The broad-based Wildcat athletics bid in nine of the last 10 years, including a visit to the graduation rates, gender equity position and operat- program is comprised of 24 men’s and women’s Elite Eight in 2003. ing efficiency. varsity sports and over 500 student-athletes. In addi- In his tenure as Director, Nicastro has been In 2003, Nicastro oversaw the second cycle of tion, club sports and an extensive intramurals and instrumental in the growth of the V Club annual the NCAA’s re-certification of Villanova Univer- recreation program fall under the auspices of the fund program, which achieved an unprecedented sity Athletics. He has also guided the University’s Athletic Department. level of contributions in 2008-09. Nicastro has also implementation of a comprehensive Title IX compli- In his nine seasons at the helm, Nicastro has overseen the planning and development of numer- ance program which has increased opportunities for overseen significant success in the key areas of inter- ous major gifts for endowments and facility upgrades female student-athletes and enhanced resources for collegiate athletics, and the 2008-09 academic year to benefit Villanova Athletics. Villanova’s women’s programs. was one of the University’s best in recent memory. The most recent capital undertaking is the Davis Nicastro joined the Villanova Athletics Depart- Villanova finished 2008-09 ranked 56th in the Center for Athletics & Fitness that serves as a state- ment in 1994 when he was hired as the school’s NACDA Directors’ Cup, a program which recog- of-the-art practice facility for use by the men’s and Director of Ticket Operations. He was promoted to nizes a school’s across-the-board success in athletics. women’s basketball programs and greatly improves Assistant Athletics Director in 1997, and then ele- The ranking was Villanova’s highest since 2003- the recreational and fitness offerings for the cam- vated to the position of Associate Athletics Director 04 and ranked the Wildcats third among non- pus community. The $18.7 million facility, which soon thereafter. As an Associate Athletics Director, Football Bowl Subdivision schools. Nine different opened in November of 2007, represents the largest he was responsible for overseeing the department’s teams advanced to national postseason play during capital project in University history to be fund- administrative functions, including business opera- the past year, including the men’s basketball team ed entirely through donor support. Other facility tions, personnel and staffing and the sports medicine advancing to the Final Four while making its fifth upgrades under Nicastro’s watch include the Vil- and strength/conditioning programs. straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The lanova Ballpark at Plymouth Meeting; a new softball Nicastro has also been active both inside and women’s basketball team returned to the NCAA complex; the Villanova Stadium Turf Replacement; outside the University, serving on many key com- Tournament, while the men’s lacrosse team won its the installation of a new track in Villanova Stadium, mittees. He is a member of the Villanova University first-ever CAA title and played in the NCAA Tour- new track & field throwing sectors and numerous President’s Cabinet and is a member of the Uni- nament for the first time. The football team made its team locker room enhancements. versity’s Administrative Budget Committee, which first playoff appearance since 2002 and advanced to Achievement in the classroom has also remained plays a key role in crafting the University’s operating the quarterfinals of the Division I Football Champi- a priority under Nicastro’s leadership. During the budget and making recommendations for strategic onship. In addition, the men’s and women’s indoor 2008-09 academic year, Villanova student-athletes investments. Nicastro has been a member of the and outdoor track & field teams continued to realize posted a 3.089 grade point average – the 12th con- Colonial Athletic Association Football Conference success on the national scene. secutive semester with a composite GPA above 3.0, Executive Committee and is on the Executive Com- Under Nicastro’s stewardship, the men’s bas- while achieving exemplary graduation rates. Also in mittee of the Philadelphia Sports Congress as well as ketball program is one of just three in the nation to 2008-09, 314 Wildcat student-athletes registered a the Board of Advisors for the Florida Atlantic Uni- 3.0 GPA or better, including 130 versity Sports Management Program and is a board with a 3.5 or better and 13 with a member of the National Sports Marketing Network perfect 4.0 GPA. In the four-year Philadelphia Chapter. He also formerly served as NCAA Academic Progress Rate the Chair of the Big East Conference Athletic Direc- (APR), Villanova earned an overall tors Executive Committee, the Big East Conference APR of 986 which is in the top Championships and Competitions Committee, the 10% in the country. In addition, Big East Conference Finance Committee, and as Villanova had seven varsity teams a member of the Big East Television Committee receive 2008-09 NCAA Pub- which negotiated the most comprehensive media lic Recognition Awards for their agreements in the league’s history. Nicastro has also APR and all 24 Wildcat athletic served as a member of the Gatorade Athletic Director programs scored well above the Advisory Board. NCAA minimum APR standard. A 1987 graduate of Bloomsburg University with Those beyond the Villanova a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administra- zip code have taken notice. U.S. tion/Accounting, Nicastro earned his MBA from St. News and World Report listed Villa- Joseph’s University in 1994. Nicastro and his wife The Nicastro Family nova as one of the Top 20 athletic Liz reside in Drexel Hill, Pa., with their nine-year old (L-R): Liz, Casey, Jake and Vince. programs in the nation in 2003. In twin sons, Jake and Casey.

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Athletic Administration

Bob Steitz and directed the Merchandising Department. Tighe currently serves on the Senior Associate AD/External Operations Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee. Tighe is a 1987 graduate of Villanova University, where she earned a ob Steitz enters his eighth year as Villanova’s Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics. A four-year member of the Wildcat BSenior Associate Athletics Director for Exter- women’s basketball team, Tighe ranks second in program history in career nal Operations in 2009-10. In his role, Steitz assists. The starting point guard for three seasons, Tighe helped lead the oversees the department’s marketing and promo- team to Big East Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament appearances in tion initiatives and manages the Villanova Athletics 1986 and 1987. She was chosen as a first team All-Big East performer as a Radio Network and the ‘Nova Nation All-Access senior in 1987. Tighe was inducted into the Villanova Athletic Hall of Fame broadcast packages. in November 1998 and to the Big Five Hall of Fame in January 1998. Steitz arrived at Villanova in 2002 from the Atlantic 10 Conference Tighe returned to Villanova in 1987 as an assistant women’s basketball where he had been since 1990. He served as Associate Commissioner coach for head coach Harry Perretta, a position she maintained until 1989. at the Atlantic 10 since 1994 with his primary responsibilities being the From 1989-91, she served as a volunteer assistant coach for the Wildcats. Executive Producer of the Atlantic 10 Television Network, coordinating and Tighe is single and resides in Newtown Square, Pa. implementing the league’s marketing and television strategies, overseeing all aspects of the men’s basketball tournament, and planning and implementing the conference’s basketball and football schedules. Rev. Rob Hagan, O.S.A. Prior to being named Associate Commissioner, Steitz was the Associ- Associate AD ate Commissioner at the Northeast Conference where he oversaw NCAA Compliance and was the Director of Championships. n his seventh season at Villanova University, Steitz began his career in collegiate athletics at Fordham University IRev. Rob Hagan, O.S.A. is an Associate Ath- where he was the Athletic Operations Coordinator for one year from 1982 letics Director. As part of his role in the Athletic to 1983. He was then promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics in August Department, he oversees the areas of Personnel, of 1983, a position he held until August of 1985 when he left to become Sports Medicine and Strength and Conditioning. Assistant Director of Athletics at Florida International University. Father Hagan came to Villanova in 2003 as the Steitz has been a key figure on a number of athletic committees and Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance, and served on the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee from 2000-02 and was promoted to his current position in July, 2004. from 2003-07. He previously served as chair of the NCAA Honor Com- Father Rob graduated from Villanova with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mittee. Steitz has also played key roles in a number of different events: the 1987. He went on to earn a J.D. from Widener University School of Law 2001 NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball East Regional, the 1992 Basketball in 1990. After receiving his law degree, Father Rob spent seven years as an Tournaments of the Americas, the 1990 Goodwill Games, and the 1984 attorney with Gillin and Associates, where he served as Criminal Defense Summer Olympics Basketball Staff. Counsel, in addition to handling contract negotiations, arbitrations and A 1980 graduate of Springfield College with a Bachelor of Science mediations. He also served as assistant counsel to the Solicitor for the Degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Steitz went on to earn Delaware County Solid Waste Authority and the Delaware County Register his Master’s of Education Degree in Athletic Administration from Spring- of Wills. field in 1981. Father Rob entered the Order of Saint Augustine in 1997. He served Steitz and his wife, Pam, reside in Blue Bell, Pa., with their 13-year old as Chaplain at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, and daughter Jessica and nine-year old son, Michael. at the University of Maryland, College Park, and received a Masters in Theology from the Washington Theological Union in 2003. He is a cur- rent member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and past member of the Lynn Tighe Philadelphia Bar Association, Delaware County Bar Association, and the Senior Associate AD/SWA Delaware County Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys. Father Rob also serves as the chaplain for the Villanova University men’s basketball and ynn Tighe is in her 12th season at Villanova, football teams. Land currently is a Senior Associate Athletics Director and the Senior Women’s Administrator. She returned to her alma mater in November, 1998, as an Assistant Athletics Director and has since earned two promotions to her current capac- ity. Prior to her current stint on the Main Line, Tighe served as the Direc- tor of Game Operations and Special Events for the American Basketball League’s Philadelphia Rage from 1997-1998. As director, Tighe was respon- sible for planning, coordinating and implementing all game day operations and special events. 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Athletic Administration Dean Kenefick Gordon Finch Associate AD/Communications Associate AD/Compliance

ean Kenefick is in his third year as Associate ordon Finch begins his sixth year at Villanova DAthletics Director for Communications in GUniversity in 2009-10. In his capacity as the 2009. Before being promoted to an Associate Ath- Associate Athletics Director for Compliance, he letics Director, Kenefick was the Assistant Athletics oversees all matters pertaining to compliance with Director for Communications from 2002-07. National Collegiate Athletics Association rules and In his role, Kenefick oversees all aspects of Vil- regulations. lanova’s Media Relations Department. He is also Finch arrived at Villanova from the University beginning his 14th season as the contact for both the football and women’s of Connecticut, where he served in a similar capacity from March, 2002 to basketball programs. In 2009, he will begin his fifth year as the sport admin- August, 2004. Among his responsibilities were coordination and imple- istrator for the women’s lacrosse program. mentation of all aspects of compliance systems, the development and imple- A 1994 graduate of Villanova with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sec- mentation of rules education for staff members and outside constituents ondary Education and a Minor in Geography, Kenefick earned a Master’s regarding Big East and NCAA legislation. Prior to his tenure at Connecticut, Degree in Education from Villanova in July 1999. He was named Director Finch spent four years serving as a Membership Services Representative for of Media Relations in the fall of 1998 after serving as the Assistant Director the NCAA at its Indianapolis and Kansas City offices. from 1995-98. Kenefick and his wife, Stacey, reside in Drexel Hill, Pa. with Finch received a J.D. degree in 1994 from the University of Iowa College their one-year old daughter, Hailey. of Law. His areas of specialization included litigation, corporate, criminal and family law. He also holds a Master of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degrees from the University of Iowa. Finch spent two years as a law clerk for Brian Murray the Honorable Douglas L. Richards in Faribault County, Minnesota. Associate AD/Business Operations As an undergraduate athlete, Finch was a track & field standout at Iowa, where he owned the school record in the triple jump from 1988-90. Gordon rian Murray enters his 15th year as a member and his wife, Julie, make their home in Coatesville, Pa. and are the parents Bof the Villanova University Athletic Depart- of two children, Kate (13) and Alex (10). ment and his fifth as an Assistant Athletic Director in 2009. Murray is in charge of the department’s financial affairs, manages the athletic budget and Mick Keelan oversees the department travel office. Associate AD/Facilities & Operations Murray began his Villanova career as an intern in both the ticket office and equipment room from 1994-95. Following his ick Keelan begins his 11th year at Villa- two-year stint, he worked as an intern in the marketing office from 1995-96. Mnova in 2009-10 and the fifth in his current His first full-time position came in 1996 when he was named Coordi- capacity. Keelan spent his first six years at the nator for Corporate Finance. From there he was promoted to Associate University as the Director of Facilities and Opera- Business Manager where he worked from 1997-2000. In 2000, Murray tions and was promoted to the position of Assistant became the department’s Business Manager. He held this position until Athletic Director in September, 2005. Keelan is June of 2005 when he was named the Assistant Athletic Director for Busi- responsible for the oversight of Villanova’s athletic ness Operations. facilities and operations. One of his most significant assignments was the A 1993 graduate of Villanova University, Murray earned a Bachelors recent planning of the new Davis Center for Athletics and Fitness that Degree in Liberal Arts and a Minor in Computer Science. He earned his opened in the fall of 2007. Keelan is also the sport administrator for the Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Villanova in 2002. baseball and rowing teams. Murray and his wife Michele reside in Chadds Ford, Pa. with their eight- Keelan earned his undergraduate degree in economics from Lafayette year old daughter Annabelle and five-year old daughter Colleen. College in 1992, where he as also a pitcher on the baseball team. Following graduation, he joined the athletic operations staff at West Chester Univer- sity. In 1994, he was awarded a Master’s Degree by West Chester. He then returned to Lafayette as pitching coach on the baseball coaching staff for two years. In 1996, Keelan joined the University of Pennsylvania as Coordinator of Men’s Basketball Operations. Following two years at Penn, Keelan was named Assistant Athletic Director at Fordham University, where he was responsible for the athletic facilities and operations. He arrived at Villanova in 1999. Keelan and his wife Macee reside in Devon, Pa. with their newborn daughter, Cassie.

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Support Staff

Karen Albright Jim Belzer Lionel Brodie Jen Burns Katie Centrella Lenny Currier Craig Curtis Director of Development, Director of Facilities and Equipment Manager Athletics Travel Coordinator Compliance Coordinator Director of Sports Medicine ISP General Manager Athletics Events

Tom Dunphy Christopher Evans Mary Anne Gabuzda Justus Galac Susan Guarino Stephen King Ilene Lee Assistant Equipment Manager Director of Branding & Secretary, Strength & Conditioning Coordinator, Strength & Conditioning Secretary, Olympic Sports Marketing Women’s Basketball Coach Office Services Coach

Rosemary Mazzotta Tim McCulloch Joan McGuckin Lisa Melillo Stephanie Milazzo Mary Mitchell Amy Morgan Athletics Business Assistant ISP Assistant Coordinator of Director of Intramurals and Assistant Athletic Trainer Secretary, Associate Director, General Manager Football Operations Recreation External Operations Academic Support

Bob Nyce Jeff Pierce Steve Pinone Steve Pizzi Jenn Porreca Lon Record Dan Regan Ticket Manager Head Athletic Trainer Senior Director of Director of Facilities and Assistant Director, Strength & Conditioning Academic Advisor and Development, Athletics Operations Academic Support Coach Faculty Representative

Whitey Rigsby Lyn Roebuck Dom Versaggi Amy Weinstein Director of Development, Secretary, Olympic Sports Manager of Athletics ISP Assistant Athletics Concessions General Manager

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VIllanova Men’s Basketball Endowed Scholarship Program

Generous gifts from Villanova alumni have created six Endowed Scholarships for the Men’s Basketball program

Finneran Endowed Athletic Fund Head Coaching Position

Funded by: Bill Finneran, Villanova Class of 1963 This endowment funds the Head Coach’s position at Villanova

Barbieri Endowed Basketball Scholarship Power Forward Position

Funded by: Rocco Barbieri, Villanova Class of 1959 This endowment funds the power forward position at Villanova

Melchionni Endowed Basketball Scholarship Any Basketball Position

Funded by: Bill Melchionni, Villanova Class of 1966 This endowment funds any basketball position at Villanova

Morahan Endowed Basketball Scholarship Small Forward Position

Funded by: Matt Morahan, Villanova Class of 1970 This endowment funds the small forward position at Villanova

Welsh Endowed Basketball Scholarship “Our alumni are passionate Point Guard Position about the Villanova Basketball Funded by: Ed Welsh, Villanova Class of 1966 tradition of excellence on the This endowment funds the point guard position at Villanova court and in the classroom. These men have made signifi- Kania Endowed Basketball Scholarship cant financial commitments to Center Position insure that our tradition lives on Funded by: Arthur Kania, Villanova Class of 1956 This endowment funds the center position at Villanova through these endowments. This is the pride and passion of our Ben Kenny ‘65 Endowed Fund for Men’s Basketball Villanova family that makes us Funded by: Ben Kenny, Villanova Class of 1965 so unique.”

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V Club Mission Statement The V Club is engaged in providing the financial resources to the Vil- lanova Athletics Department in order to maximize the The annual Villanova Classic at Canoe Brook Country Club success of the student-athlete both in the classroom and in Summit, N.J., brings together friends of the on the playing field. men’s basketball program.

Origin of V Club Name Since the earliest of days of Villanova Athletics, the “V” has been the defining symbol of the school’s commitment to athletic excellence. Our teams still proudly display the V logo on their uniforms, thus distinguishing them from the competition. The name of the V Club was carefully chosen to reinforce the “V” connection which binds both past and present student-athletes and all supporters of Wildcat Ath- letics. Just a glimpse of the “V” brings immediate recogni- tion of Villanova University Athletics. Wildcat student- athletes compete nationwide with the image of the “V” displayed proudly on their uniforms; this badge links them to those alumni who donned the “V” in past competition. The “V” will serve as the enduring symbol forever linking student-athletes to Villanova Athletics.

As the beloved fight song so clearly states, “V” is for Villanova! Purpose of the V Club Providing Athletes With Support The V Club acknowledges the contributions made by Vil- lanova student-athletes over the last 130 years. It takes an enormous commitment of time and energy to be a Villa- nova student-athlete and the V Club exists to support that Eric Bechtal, Kerry Kittles, Kevin Shea and Pat LePore at commitment financially and socially. the reception following the 2009 Villanova Classic.

192 Athletics Department Initiatives The V Club helps to support the following initiatives: • New stadium surface • Baseball Complex • New basketball court • Endowed scholarships Events • Football tailgates and receptions

Bill Finneran, Nathan Gantcher, Tom Finneran, Bill Gallagher, • The Legend of Villanova Basketball Gala Dinner and Steve Pinone at the 2009 Villanova Classic. • Basketball pre-game receptions • Big East Basketball Tournament Receptions • Golf Events (local and national) • Gridiron Gala • 1981-82 25th Anniversary Women’s Basketball Final Four Celebration • 2008 Harry Perretta 30th Anniversary Celebration • On-line Auction …and much more!! Staff • Steve Pinone – Senior Director of Development for Men’s Basketball • Whitey Rigsby – Director of Development for Athletics Scottie Reynolds addresses the audience at • Karen Albright – Director of Development for Athletics the Villanova Classic reception.

V Club Student Ambassadors Currently enrolled undergraduate students looking to be involved with college athletics. These individuals will be Villanova responsible for interacting with alumni and members at tailgates, receptions, and other events; organizing game day V Club events; and assisting in day-to-day office activities. On-Line Auction Phone Information www.villanova.com Toll Free: (877) 434-1500 or (610) 519-5505 Bid on memorabilia, vacations, travel, Fax: (610) 519-5507 once in a lifetime experiences, and much more! Email: [email protected] Get your holiday shopping done on-line! Web site www.villanova.com Online Donations The V Club recently added the capability of online dona- tions through its secure online form. For more informa- tion, visit the V Club page on the Villanova website at www.villanova.com

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Academic Support

Academic Support 2009

hirty years ago Villanova University was Tone of the leaders among NCAA Division I schools in recognizing the need for providing academic support for its student-athletes. This is a University which treasures its out- standing academic reputation and is equally proud of its student-athletes who represent Villanova every year in inter-collegiate con- tests. Today, college athletes are expected to be involved in their sports and in training all year long. Time demands are extraordinary. The Office of Academic Support helps our student-athletes to manage these athletic demands without sacrificing their academic careers. At Villanova, the Office of Academic Support reports to the Aca- demic Vice-President. It works with the Athletic Department, whose directors and coaches have always understood the primacy of academ- ics. The entire university community is proud of the fact that all the student-athletes who stay at our University for their entire careers gradu- ate with as fine a degree as any in the country. The Office of Academic Support works in conjunction with the many offices of academic support on campus available to all students. Moreover, with its Freshman Mentoring Program and academic tutors, the Academic Support staff oversees the academic progress of Villanova’s student-athletes throughout the year. Villanova’s Athletic Department has never lost sight of the mission of its University. The faculty, alumni, administrators, and students can Former Wildcat student-athlete Brian Westbrook is currently a be assured that this tradition of excellence continues. member of the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles.

Dr. Dan Regan Academic Advisor/Faculty Representative “I received a tremendous amount of support from the academic support staff. They were a huge help in assisting me to reach the goals I set for myself.”

– Brian Westbrook

• Former Villanova All-American running back. • 2001 Walter Payton Award Winner. • Selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round of the 2002 NFL Draft. • Chosen to participate in the Pro Bowl in 2005 and 2008

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Academic Resources Center

“The facility has enabled us to expand the academic support services to our athletes. We have been able to increase sizes of computer labs, quality of our tutoring and expand the hours of academic support services to our student athletes.”

-Vince Nicastro Director of Athletics Villanova University

Features Of The ARC ...

• 20 Laptop computers • Hours from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays • Internet access with each computer • Private study areas • A Mandatory Freshmen Mentoring Program

Villanova Has Produced ...

• The overall GPA of Villanova student-athletes has been higher than a 3.0 for the last 12 consecutive semesters.

• Of the 510 Wildcat student-athletes, 130 earned a GPA of 3.5 or better with 314 registering at least a 3.0 during the spring 2009 semester.

• A total of 17 varsity teams boasted a GPA of at least 3.0 for the 2008-09 academic year.

• A pair of Rhodes Scholars.

• 17 winners of post-graduate scholarships.

• Five Big East Scholar-Athletes of the year.

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Sports Medicine “Contemporary Care For the Millennium”

The Staff

Director, Sports Medicine Team Orthopedic Surgeon Lenny Currier Dr. William Emper, MD

Head Athletic Trainer Orthopedic Surgeons Jeff Pierce Dr. Rob Good, MD Dr. Kevin Walsh, MD Athletic Trainer Stephanie Milazzo Physicians Dr. Frank Furman, MD Athletic Trainer Dr. Greg Narzikul, MD Sports Medicine Alliances Tyler Waite

Specialists

NovaCare, Physical Therapy Norm D’Agostini, D.D.S. David Dutkowski, D.D.S. Robert Rimkis, D.C. Marcia Costello, MD, RN, RD Johne Fisher, MD James Kenning, MD Andrew Pittman, MD

The varsity training room facility contains state-of-the-art equipment specifically for the treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. Head Athletic Trainer Jeff Pierce assists Shane Clark in 2009.

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illanova University offers one main weight training & conditioning other weight training and conditioning facilities for the general Villanova Vfacility underneath Villanova Stadium for Wildcat student-athletes. University community on the South Campus and the West Campus. The Recently, the weight room was renovated to a 5,900 square foot training South Campus facility was also renovated in the summer of 1998 to fit the center with weight training and cardiovascular machines. There are also needs of the general student body.

Strength & Conditioning Coaches

Lon Record Justus Galac Stephen King

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t the core of every athletics department is the student-athlete. Vil- Alanova is committed to a comprehensive program of life skills that CATS provides educational experience and services in order to develop well- Community Action Through Sport balanced lifestyles for student-athletes. It aims to: Despite our best efforts to prepare our students, there is one thing • Support efforts of every student-athlete toward intellectual “we cannot give them – the desire to attend college. I am pleased to development and graduation. say that CATS has succeeded in doing just that. After participating in a • Use athletics as preparation for success in life. class, taking a tour of campus, eating lunch in the dining hall, and, most • Meet the changing needs of the student-athletes. importantly, interacting with a truly caring and gifted group of college • Enhance interpersonal relationships in the lives of student- students, my students see college in an entirely new light. In fact, one athletes. student, toward the end of our day, pulled me aside simply to say, ‘You • Assist student-athletes to build positive self-esteem. know, Mr. Rhoton, I didn’t know if college was worth all this extra work. • Enable student-athletes to make meaningful contributions to You know what, though? I’m going.’ ” their community. • Promote ownership by the student-athlete of his or her ­— Dr. Dan Rhoton academic, athletic, personal and social responsibilities. Instructor, St. Gabriel’s Hall, Philadelphia

PAWS is...

An Academic Commitment An Athletic Commitment • Freshman Mentoring • A broad-based program of sport • Super Study Skills and opportunity for participation. • Tutoring • Coaching and Support Staff • Tier I Mentoring and Contracts Support Programs • Freshman Orientation • Improved and Expanded Facilities • Academic Advisement • Postgraduate Scholarship Application Assistance A Service Commitment • Awards, Honors and Recognition of Academic Excellence • Pen Pals • CATS A Commitment To • SAAC Personal Development • Hospital Visitation • Nutrition • Christmas Sponsor a Family • Eating Disorders Education Awareness • Team partcipation community effort • Alcohol and Drug Choices • PAWPRINTS *The objective is to help those in need and instill in the athletes the • SAAC need to help others. • Student-Athlete Socials • Athletics Director’s Address and Barbecue

A Commitment To Career Development • Résumé Workshops • The Real World Seminar • Résumé Guide • Business Dinner Etiquette Villanova hosted the “Running with the Wildcats” event on campus to raise money for pediatric hospice providers.

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Rhodes Scholars NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Winners 1992 Nnenna Lynch, Cross Country/Track 1964-2007 1994 Becky Spies, Cross Country/Track

NCAA Woman of The Year 1970 ...... Andrew O’Reilly, Track/Cross Country (Presented each year to the nation’s top collegiate female student-athlete.) 1972 ...... Thomas Aretz, Swimming 1993 Nnenna Lynch, Cross Country/Track 1972 ...... Marty Liquori, Track/Cross Country 1977 ...... David Graziano, Football The Margaret Wade Trophy 1978 ...... Glenn Bogue, Track (Presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate women’s basketball player.) 1980 ...... Donald Paige, Track 1987 Shelly Pennefather 1983 ...... John Pinone, Basketball 1983 ...... Carlton Young, Track The Honda-Broderick Cup 1988 ...... David Echeverria, Diving (Presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate women’s student- 1989 ...... Rich Spugnardi, Football athlete.) 1991 ...... Carol Haux, Track 1989 Vicki Huber 1993 ...... Nnenna Lynch, Track/Cross Country 1994 ...... Lisa Flood, Swimming The Honda-Broderick Award 1995 ...... David Herr, Baseball (Presented annually to 10 of the nation’s top collegiate women’s student- ...... Becky Spies, Track/Cross Country athletes in 10 sports.) 1999 ...... Liz Lauwaert, Swimming 1988 Vicki Huber, Track & Field 2004 ...... Ryan Costella, Swimming 1989 Vicki Huber, Cross Country 2007 ...... Lauren Campanelli, Field Hockey 1990 Sonia O’Sullivan, Cross Country 1991 Sonia O’Sullivan, Cross Country 1992 Carole Zajac, Cross Country 1993 Carole Zajac, Cross Country 1994 Jen Rhines, Cross Country 1998 Carrie Tollefson, Cross Country Field hockey standout Lauren Cam- panelli received an NCAA National Basketball Hall Of Fame Post-Graduate Scholarship in 2007. Paul Arizin, Villanova University/Philadelphia Warriors (NBA)

GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American of The Year (Awarded each year by the GTE Corporation, as voted by the College Sports Information Directors of America [CoSIDA]). NCAA Top Eight Award Vicki Huber (’89) - Cross Country/Track, 1989 Nnenna Lynch (’93) - Cross Country/Track, 1993 Sara Carlson (’03) - Softball, 2001 (Presented each season to the top eight collegiate student-athletes by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Formerly Top Six award ECAC Award of Valor until 1994.) 1990 Jeremy Worrell, Football 1991 Jennifer Peacock, Field Hockey Vicki Huber (’89), Fall, 1989, Track/Cross Country

Nnenna Lynch (’93), Fall, 1993, Track/Cross Country

Lisa Flood (’94), Fall, 1994, Swimming & Diving Becky Spies Lisa Flood

In 1990, Villanova football’s Jeremy Worrell won the ECAC Award of Valor.

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GTE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS & Diving – Astrid Armgarth, Lindsay Davis, Amanda DiMarco, Kristine Drysdale, Shannon Dwyer, Kelley (Awarded each year by the GTE Corporation, as voted by the College Sports Information Directors of America Groves, Lindsey Hagens, Kerri McIlvain, Marlee Morden, Kaitlyn Osborn, Laura Skoda, Elizabeth Stetson, [CoSIDA]). Danielle Trinkner, Brienne Von Rosendahl, Kathleen Waldron; Women’s Tennis – Carla Erskine, Kristin Maria Getty - Women’s Basketball - 2009 (District 2, First Team) Gobberg, Alexandra Harding, Lyndsey Lostritto, Katherine Monari, Daniella Phillis, Courtney Reed, Emily Stacie Witman - Women’s Basketball - 2008 (District 2, First Team) Urda, Jaclyn Williamson. Maria Getty - Women’s Basketball - 2008 (District 2, Second Team) Angelo Babbaro - Football - 2008 - (District 2, First Team) 2007-08 Academic All Star Team: Baseball - Kyle Carver, Mike Renzo, Dain Hall, Gus Matt Sherry - Football - 2007 - (District 2, First Team) Guida, Michael Mayer, Josh Eidell, Robert Parks, Chris Provenzano, Jordan Ellis, Bill Hoffman, Dan Terpak; Drew Eckman - Track - 2007 - (3rd team) Men’s Basketball - Dwayne Anderson, Corey Fisher, Russell Wooten; Golf - Andrew Alexander, Doug Stadler, Kristen Haynes - Softball - 2005 - (1st team) Paul Sjoberg, Michael Gross, Brett Bergman; Field Hockey - Caroline Boris, Samantha Coveleski, Lauren Raymond Ventrone - Football - 2003 (2nd team) Weil, Stephanie Campbell, Emily Donaldson, Christina Nevitt, Allison Smith, Maura McCormick, Lauren Sara Sarlson (’02) - Softball - 2001, 2002 (1st team) Wuzzardo, Megan Ryan, Jennifer Nelson, Dana Ramsden, Abigail Sordoni, Meghan Ryan, Meredith Sabatini; Regina Spiecher (’99) - Softball 1999 (3rd team) Softball - Nicole Ward, Jaclyn Dempsey, Kathryn Walsh, Alyson Heon, Stephanie Zrebiec, Danielle Maricle, Deon Jackson (’97) - Football - 1996 (2nd team) Jessica Curtis, Lauren Peterson, Christina Botkins, Meghan Morese, Rebecca LaMarca, Laura Determan, Caro- Amy Lam (’95) - Volleyball - 1994 (2nd team) lyn Brown, Lisa Curran; Men’s Soccer - Sean Mergenthal, Michael Del Guercio, William Whiteside, Connor Gregg Ziegler (’95) - Football - 1994 (2nd team) Esposito, Miles Harrison, Daniel McKenna, Matthew Sleece, Adam Amann, Daniel DeMasters, Keith Andrew Lisa Flood (’94) - Swimming - 1993 (3rd team), 1994 (1st team) Heinhold, Adam Brazitis, Jake Heyer, Neil McNulty, Dillon Chapman, Michael Seamon, Joseph Taylor; Becky Spies (’95) - Cross Country/Track - 1994 (2nd team), 1995 (1st team) Men’s Swimming & Diving - Justin Stephens, David Reynolds, Christopher Jordan, Kiel Costella, Thomas Terrence Mahon (’93) - Track - 1993 (3rd team) Maughan, Joseph Mechak, Jonathan Spindler, William Sepich, Zachary Rambo, Brett Karbach; Men’s Ten- David Herr (’95) - Baseball - 1993 (3rd team) nis - John Magliano, Dimitri Chimerakis, Alexander Leeser, John Drosick, Michael Miller, Trenton Alenik, Carol O’Hearn (’93) - Softball - 1993 (3rd team) Brian Maher; Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field - Austin Casey, Matthew Wikler, Kyle Audi, Christopher Tim Matas (’93) - Football - 1992 (1st team) Kearney, Shane Loh, Bryan Harris, Hugo Beamish, Geoffrey Doody, Carl MacKenzie, John Morse, Matthew Amy Meisinger (’93) - Softball - 1992 (3rd team) Papson, William Sepich, Mark Hogan, Brian Tetreault, Francisco Aguirre, Gibons Mbizvo, Robert Sainvil, Nnenna Lynch (’93) - Track - 1992 (3rd team), 1993 (1st team) Richard Corcoran, Patrick Gazzini, Brandon Eck, Darren Church; Volleyball - Whitney Harrington, Kacy Carol Haux (’91) - Track - 1991 (2nd team) Sellers, Kaela Frizzell, Beatriz Ayala, Emily Brown, Chelsea Graman, Aliona Cherkez; Women’s Basketball - Kevin Martchek (’91) - Football - 1990 (2nd team) Siobhan O’Connor, Shannon Elliott, Maria Getty, Stacie Witman, Kyle Dougherty, Laura Kurz, Katia Grant, Michelle DiMuro (’89) - Track - 1989 (3rd team) Claire Hannenberg, Leslie Murray; Rowing - Jennifer Niemczyk, Brianna Ipjian, Mary Kulhowvick, Alexandra Rita Basile (’89) - Softball - 1989 (1st team) Pugliese, Carine D’Angelo, Allison Samson, Carolyn Bennett, Kelly Skahan, Ashley Flanders, Sara Furlong, Chris Craft (’89) - Swimming - 1989 (3rd team) Laura Collins, Caitlin DeBarbrie, Kathleen Barzelatto, Allison Telleri, Anne Kearing, Katherine Dowd, Jill Peter Lombardi (’89) - Football - 1988 (1st team) Pietropaolo, Kathryn Grasing, Elizabeth Jackson, Martha Runkle, Jessica Coelho, Kathleen O’Connell, Jane Scott Rushton (’89) - Football - 1988 (2nd team) Pancurak, Anamary Marquez, Jacqueline Bloch, Marissa Miraval, Lauren Anderson, Hannah Lee, Kristen Robert Brady (’90) - Football - 1988 (2nd team) Panny, Margaret Lynch, Martina Honovich, Kaitlyn Moss; Women’s Soccer - Nicole Coia, Leann Kania, Vicki Huber (’89) - Track - 1988 (1st team), 1989 (1st team) Molly Williams, Laura Sylvester, Melissa Murowski, Kaley Guthrie, Erin Hardiman, Erin Byrnes, Rachel Celeste Halliday (’88) - Track - 1988 (2nd team), 1987 (3rd team) Schuyler, Nicole Mabery, Samantha Moskal, Kristen Verbit, Patricia Tierney, Amy Greco, Stacia Hartung, Maureen Gibbons (’88) - Softball - 1988 (2nd team) Jenna Gordon, Lindsey Haroutunian, Elizabeth Blandford; Women’s Swimming & Diving - Astrid Armgarth, David Echeverria (’88) - Diving - 1988 (2nd team) Tiffany Brown, Danielle Trinkner, Jesse Radtke, Kaitlynn Osborn, Lindsay Davis, Caitlin Regan, Kerri McIl- Harold Jensen(’87) - Basketball - 1987 (1st team), 1986 (1st team) vain, Sarah Czar, Kendra Ridley, Brienne Von Rosendahl, Marlee Morden, Katherine O’Gorman, Shannon Sean O’Neill (’87) - Track - 1987 (1st team), 1986 (2nd team), 1985 (3rd team) Dwyer, Laura Skoda, Kathleen Waldron, Kristine Drysdale; Women’s Tennis - Courtney Reed, Daniella Ron Sency (’89) - Football - 1987 (1st team) Phillis, Katherine Monari, Carla Erskine, Ashley Reed, Lyndsey Lostritto; Women’s Cross Country/Track Rich Spugnardi (’89) - Football - 1987 (2nd team) & Field - Lindsay Kos, Laura O’Sullivan, Emily McMillan, Kristen Dowd, Erica Reijula, Meaghan Higgins, Joanne Kehs (’86) - Track - 1986 (1st team), 1985 (1st team), 1984 (2nd team) Kaitlyn Tallman, Jillian Baczewski, Meredith Altenhofen, Abby Smith, Latrina Bailey, Christina Rosetti, Casey Mark Plansky (’88) - Basketball - 1986 (honorable mention) Nelson, Kathryn Geissler, Jordan Sarruda, Alissa Cembrook, Colleen Knill, Akilah Vargas, Jacqueline Christie, Jane Ashton (’85) - Track - 1985 (1st team) Alexandra Amaitis, Alison Smith, Makalia Griffith, Ashlyn Llerandi, Sarah Morrison, Kristen Mahon, Theresa John Corbin (’84) - Baseball - 1984 (honorable mention) Rush, Sheila Reid, Caroline Hogan, Kelly Hannan, Kaitlin O’Sullivan, Frances Koons, Tara Duggan, Christie Jim Kane (’86) - Baseball - 1985 (honorable mention) Majkut, Briana Cavallaro, Amanda Marino, Katherine Locosa, Mary Kate Phelan Rich Moore (’85) - Baseball - 1985 (honorable mention) Jerry Holtz (’86) - Baseball - 1984 (1st team) 2006-07 Dona Hurley (’84) - Softball - 1984 (1st team), 1983 (1st team) Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: Drew Eckman, Track & Field Sue Ruff (’87) - Field Hockey/Softball - 1984 (2nd team) Field Hockey Scholar Athlete of the Year: Megan Foster Carlton Young (’83) - Track - 1983 (1st team) Academic All Star Team: Baseball - Kyle Carver, Josh Eidell, Jordan Ellis, James Gillin, Thomas Michael England (’83) - Track - 1983 (1st team) Grandieri, Augustus Guida, William Hoffman, Francis Jankowski, MIchael Mayer, Robert Parks, Timothy John Pinone (’83) - Basketball - 1983 (1st team), 1982 (2nd team) Poydenis, Michael Renzo, Colin Sabean, Andrew Stiffler, Daniel Terpak, Andrew Wendle; Men’s Basketball Karen Hiznay (’80) - Basketball - 1980 (1st team) - Will Sheridan; Golf - Andrew Alexander, Brett Bergman, Brock Bergman, Michael Gross, Paul Sjoberg, Tom Ingelsby (73) - Basketball - 1973 (1st team) Doug Stadler; Field Hockey - Allison Boris, Lauren Campanelli, Stephanie Campbell, Stephanie Caniglia, Samantha Coveleski, Emily Donaldson, Megan Foster, Jennifer Nazarethian, Megan Ryan, Erin Scott, BIG EAST CONFERENCE ACADEMIC AWARDS Lauren Weil; Softball - Carolyn Brown, Jaclyn Dempsey, Greta Holmgren, Natalie Hord, Cassandra Koenig, (Presented annually by the Big East since the 1984-85 season, these awards honor the top academic achievers from all Danielle Maricle, Meghan Morese, Jessica O’Boyle, Lauren Peterson, Marguerite Seidel, Katherine Verruni, conference-sponsored championship events.) Kathryn Walsh, Nicole Ward; Men’s Soccer - Adam Brazitis, Daniel DeMasters, Michael Del Guercio, Con- nor Esposito, Miles Harrison, Sean Lundbeck, Daniel McKenna, Matthew Sleece, Adam Terreri, John Ward, 2008-09 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - Jerry Battipaglia, Justin Becnsko, Kyle Carver, Jon Wells, Justin Yeash; Men’s Swimming and Diving - Kiel Costella, Michael Hanne, Brett Karbach, Ashley Christian Culicerto, John Dunham, Joshua Eidell, Carl Fiebig, Christopher Hall, Kyle Helisek, David Koc- Mak, Ryan McCormick, Joseph Mechak, William Sepich, Jonathan Spindler, James Styles; Men’s Tennis - zirka, Michael Mayer, Adam Nelson, Anthony Porcelli, Christopher Provenzano, Joseph Rosati, Kevin Dimitri Chimerakis, Sumanth Chittajallu, Sean Daly, Scott Fahrendorf, Corey Grad, Alexander Leeser, John Stephens, Thomas Tesauro; Men’s Basketball – Dwayne Anderson, Russell Wooten; Men’s Track & Field – Magiano, Brian Maher; Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field - Kyle Audi, Allan Brett, Brian Buechel, Terence Francis Anuszewski, Hugo Beamish, William Berrigan, Joseph Capecci, Keith Capecci, Austin Casey, Marcus Byrnes, Austin Casey, Drew Eckman, Bryan Harris, Jonathan Kolodziej, Daniel Lewis, Milos Mitric, John Clemons, Stephen Curley, Brandon Eck, Ian Gough, Bryan Harris, Mark Hogran, Christopher Kearney, Morse, Tim Murphy, Robert Papazian, Matthew Papson, Michael Salera, Matthew Spence; Volleyball - Emily Garrett Kroner, Daniel Lewis, Elvis Lewis, Brian Long, Carl Mackenzie, Patrick Mellea, Matthew Mildenhall, Brown, Aliona Cherkez, Kathryn Franta, Kaela Frizzell, Chelsea Graman, Amy Gulyas, Whitney Harrington, Michael Murray, Daniel Norman, Robert Papazian, Matthew Papson, Matthew Ratigan, Kevin Rogers, Robert Jenna Link, Kelly Ludwig, Kacy Sellers, Adrian Semrau; Women’s Basketball - Jacqueline Adamshick, Kyle SAinvil, William Sepcih, Brian Tetreault, Daniel Tully, Sean Tully, Elliott Whaley, Matthew Wikler; Men’s Dougherty, Shannon Elliott, Clarisse Garcia, Maria Getty, Katia Grant, Claire Hannenberg, Lisa Karcic, Golf –Andrew Alexander, Joseph Bernard, R. Gropp, Brendan Kelly, Colin List, Paul Sjoberg, Douglas Stadler; Laura Kurz, Siobhan O’Connor, Amanda Swiezynski, Briana Weiss, Stacie Witman; Rowing - Lauren Ander- Field Hockey – Emily Donaldson, Samantha Haas, Mallary Kile, Jordan Lynn, Dana Ramsden, Meghan Ryan, son, Melissa Andrews Oranczak, Kathleen Barzelatto, Sarah Beck, Carolyn Bennett, Emily Buckley, Gloria Meredith Sabatini, Samantha Serpe, Allison Smith; Softball – Christina Botkins, Kristine Burlin, Caitlyn Dela- Chung, Laura Collins, Lindsey De Filippo, Caitlin DeBarbrie, Katherine Dowd, Ashley Flanders, Alison haba, Jaclyn Dempsey, Laura Determan, Natalie Hord, Molly Manning, Danielle Maricle, Meghan Moresse, Flukes, Kerry Fulham, Sara Furlong, Colleen Furman, Jennifer Glascock, Kathryn Grasing, Hallie Guardo, Jamie O’Hara, Lauren Peterson, Amy Vergel de Dios, Stephanie Zrebiec; Men’s Soccer – Adam Amann, Christina Gulacsy, Brianna Ipjian, Caitlin Kiernan, Eileen Kim, Meredith Kirchheimer, Stepanie Komura, Adam Brazitis, Connor Esposito, Miles Harrison, Drew Heinold, Daniel McKenna, Sean Mergenthal, Wil- Mary Louise Kubota, Elena McDermott, Brenda McEvoy, Kathryn Neugold, Jennifer Niemczyk, Emily liam Ogden, Nick Rouzier, David Sauerhoff, Joe Taylor; Men’s Swimming & Diving – Christopher Jordan, Novosedlik, Kathleen O’Connell, Renee Rinehart, Katlyn Robinson, Martha Runkle, Kelly Skahan, Katherine Ashley Mak, Thomas Maughan, Marc Maurizi, David Reynolds, William Sepich, Jonathan Spindler, Justin Sutton, Desiree Tetrault, Joanna Weber, Beverly Wilson; Women’s Soccer - Heidi Boersma, Erin Byrnes, Stephens, Theodore Sukramani, Nicholas Williams; Men’s Tenns - Trenton Alenik, John Drosick, Alexander Nicole Coia, Megan Farmer, Lindsey Finnegan, Valerie Grow, Kaley Guthrie, Erin Hardiman, Leann Kania, Hanno, Matthew Krawcyzk, Alexander Leeser, John Magliano, Brian Maher, Zachary Siegler; Volleyball – Jillian Loyden, Nicole Mabery, Samantha Moskal, Melissa Murowski, Laura Sylvester, Kristen Verbit, Molly Emily Brown, Aliona Cherkaz, Kaela Frizzell, Chelsea Graman; Amy Gulyas, Whitney Harrington, Margaret Williams; Women’s Swimming and Diving - Tiffany Brown, Sarah Czar, Lindsay Davis, Kristine Drysdale, Mergen, Courtney Oertli, Morgan Petkovich; Women’s Basketball – Kyle Dougherty, Shannon Elliot, Maria Danielle Honrath, Joanne Kelley, Kristina Lennox, Kerri McIlvain, Marlee Morden, Kaitlynn Osborn, Jesse Getty, Katia Grant, Erin Hardiman, Sarah Jones, Lisa Karcic, Laura Kurz, Leslie Murray, Siobhan O’Connor, Radtke, Caitlin Regan, Whitney Roth, Jessica Santapaul, Laura Skoda, Jennifer Somerville, Allison Stine, Dani- Heather Scanlon, Emily Suhey, Laura Sweeney, Amanda Swiezynski, Briana Weiss; Women’s Track & Field elle Trinkner, Brienne Von Rosendahl; Women’s Tennis - Taryn Cappellini, Candice Carlin, Carla Erskine, – Jacqueline Christie, Ellen Dougherty, Ashley Dunbar, Audrey Gariepy-Bogui, Makalia Griffith, Kelly Han- Lyndsey Lostritto, Daniella Phillis, Ashley Reed, Courtney Reed, Colleen Walter; Women’s Cross Country/ nan, Meaghan Higgins, Carolina Hogan, Rory Hogan, Colleen Knill, Lindsay Kos, Ashlyn Lierandi, Katherine Track & Field - Thelma Akpan, Katina Alexander, Jillian Baczewski, Latrina Bailey, Jacqueline Christie, Noelle Locosa, Kristen Mahon, Amanda Marino, Jessona McDonald, Emily McMillan, Melissa Meggiolaro, Bogdana Considine, Ellen Dougherty, Tara Duggan, Elizabeth Gesel, Makalia Griffith, Frances Koons, Lindsay Kos, Mimic, Sarah Morrison, Kristen O’Dowd, Kaitlin O’Sullivan, Mary Kate Phelan, Sheila Reid, Erica Peijula, Katherine Locosa, Christie Majkut, Kourtney Marquis, Emily McMillan, Monique Morgan, Casey Nelson, Theresa Rush, Jordan Sarruda, Nicole Schappert, Alison Smith, Kaitlyn Tallman; Women’s Rowing – Lau- Justyna Niezgoda, Laura O’Sullivan, Motunrayo Ogunkua, Christina Rosetti, Theresa Rush, Jordan Sarruda, ren Anderson, Carolyn Bennett, Molly Berg, Colleen Clark, Laura Collins, Kathleen Costopooulos, Caitlin Elizabeth Segarra, Abby Smith, Kaitlyn Tallman, Akilah Vargas DeBarbie, Amy Dienbolt, Katherina Dowd, Meghan Farley, Ashley Flanders, Kathryn Grasing, Addison Hunt, Alexandria Imbesi, Brianna Ipjian, Anne Kearing, Kellie Kruppenbacher, Erin Mack, Kaitlin Moss, 2005-06 Academic All Star Team: Baseball- Kyle Carver, Frank Cirone, Nathan Hall, Kathryn Neugold, Kristen Panny, Jill Pietropaolo, Alexandria Pugliese, Colleen Ray, Allison Telleri, Katherine Francis Jankowski, Ryan Kuhn, Michael Mayer, Michael Renzo, Michael Santoro, Daniel Zurek-Toton; Traynor, Michele Woolbert; Women’s Soccer – Erin Byrnes, Jessica Carnevale, Nicole Coia, Kelly Eagan, Men’s Basketball- Ross Condon, William Dunleavy; Men’s Track & Field- Austin Casey, Daniel Doherty, Amy Greco, Erin Hardiman, Lindsey Haroutunian, Leann Kania, Lauren McCoy, Samantha Moskal, Kathryn Drew Eckman, Bryan Harris, Tim Murphy, Matthew Papson, Ryan Vealey, Matthew Spence, David Wilkes, Nagy, Kaitlin Ryan, Rachel Schuyler, Laura Sylvester, Kristen Verbit, Molly Williams; Women’s Swimming John Wilsman; Men’s Cross Country- Kyle Audi, Terence Byrnes, Andrew Blaich, Brian Buechel, Samuel

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Carella, Stephan Cornell, Stephen Curley, Robert Curtis, Geoffrey Doody, Brandon Eck, Jonathan Kolodziej, Trish Misciagna; Women’s Swimming & Diving- Michelle Collier, Victoria DeLollo, Trista Felty, Amanda Mark Korich, Milos Mitric, Marc Pelerin, Alex Plasencia, Raviranga Raj, Craig Segal, William Sepich, Ellis Jackson, Charysse Johnston, Joanne Kelley, Rebecca Koch, Kristina Lennox, Elizabeth Parker, Kiersten Wilson; Golf- Andrew Alexander, Brett Bergman, Brock Bergman, R. Gropp, Colin Mahon, Paul Sjoberg, Rosenberg, Lauren Schulman, Amy Sfara, Jennifer Somerville, Allison Stine, Kyla Sullivan, Nichole Werger; Douglas Stadler, Henry Watson; Field Hockey- Natalie Balthrop, Allison Boris, Lauren Campanelli, Samantha Women’s Tennis- Taryn Cappellini, Mai Kokubo, Kelly McAndrew, Lindsey Puchyr, Melissa Reed, Jessica Coveleski, Gina Demaestri, Katie DiLullo, Megan Foster, Sarah Francis, Stephanie Grejtak, Megan Ryan, Rybacki, Erica Walter; Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field- Nicole Bridgewood, Nia Cooper, Claudine Erin Scott, Lauren Weil, Alexandra Whalen; Softball- Carolyn Brown, Jaclyn Dempsey, Laura Determan, Evangelista, Tiera Fletcher, Elizabeth Gesel, Brette Husar, Carre Joyce, Juliette Kenny, Zita Mezei, Rebecca Greta Holmgren, Megan Hord, Cassie Koenig, Meghan Morese, Lauren Peterson, Kathryn Walsh; Men’s Mitchell, Monique Morgan, Marina Muncan, Ioana Parusheva, Grace Rodden, Abby Smagula, Kirsty Soccer- Adam Brazitis, Michael Del Guercio, Farris Fakhoury, Miles Harrison, Neil McNulty, Charles Rowan, Smith, Colleen Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Akilah Vargas; Women’s Volleyball- Megan Abbott, Erin Birunas, Brett Stassfurth, John Ward, Jon Wells, D. Gregory Winther, Justin Yeash; Men’s Swimming & Diving- Kiel Jen Edwards, Jessica Hoover, Dana Kabashima, Katherine Lanting, Celine Nguyen, Adrian Semrau, Kerri Costella, Michael Hanne, Ryan McCormick, Matthew McLaughlin, Michael McLaughlin, Joseph Mechak, Sullivan, Katherine Tucker. Eugene Noone, Zachary Rambo, Joseph Traks; Men’s Tennis- John Borden, Dimitri Chimerakis, Sumanth Chittajallu, Scott Fahrendorf, Brian Maher, Anuj Malhotra, Larry Tran; Volleyball- Megan Abbott, Emily 2002-03 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - Nicholas Allen, Marshall Canosa, Frank Cirone, Brown, Megan Bye, Aliona Cherkez, Kaela Frizzell, Whitney Harrington, Dana Kabashima, Jenna Link, Kelly Matthew Derr, Michael Duncan, Daniel Farino, Chris Graziano, Michael Grodecki, Herbert Mitchell, Daniel Ludwig, Celine Nguyen, Kacy Sellers, Adrian Semrau; Women’s Basketball- Jacqueline Adamshick, Kate Poydenis, Mark Rocca, Adrian Schau, Brian Trotta; Men’s Basketball - Andreas Bloch, Thomas Grace; Men’s Dessart Mager, Kyle Dougherty, Maria Getty, Sarita Hatcher, Frances Lamb, Elizabeth McManus, Siobhan Cross Country/Track & Field - Andrew Blaich, Adrian Blincoe, Michael Botti, Mark Carberry, Samuel O’Connor, Courtney Roantree, Liad Suez-Karni, Briana Weiss; Women’s Cross Country- Ellen Dougherty, Carella, Patrick Dunn, Gregory Grimes, Patrick Hickey, Michael Maggio, Daniel Marzluff, Kevin McKeefery, Elizabeth Gesel, Lindsay Kos, Emily McMillan, Christina Rosetti, Akilah Vargas; Women’s Track & Field- Craig Moss, Jesse Rappole; Golf - Kevin Foster, Jonathan Hewett, Colin Mahon, David Nettleton, Christo- Thelma Akpan, Nia Cooper, Darcy Fitzpatrick, Christie Majkut, Kourtney Marquis, Arusha McKenzie, pher Petterson, Joseph Ryan, Henry Watson; Field Hockey - Natalie Balthrop, Susan Bove, Katie DiLullo, Monique Morgan, Justyna Niezgoda, Iona Parusheva, Abby Smith, Bridget Akard, Jillian Baczewski, Frances Christine Donovan, Sarah Francis, Jennifer Gondek, Stephanie Gretjak, Colleen Helms, Meghan Helwig, Koons, Zita Mezei, Marina Muncan, Casey Nelson, Jordan Sarruda, Margaret Tomann; Rowing- Dena Alessi, Jessica McClafferty, Vanessa Pizzuli, Simone Schunk, Rebecca Stanchina, Kristen Strocen; Softball - Andrea Lauren Anderson, Kathleen Barzelatto, Christina Baumgardner, Stephanie Butler, Amy Cassidy, Elizabeth Brown, Sara Carlson, Kristen Haynes, Thersa Hornick, Karin Koller, Kristin Leese, Jessica Olownia, Christina Circe, Caitlin DeBarbrie, Katie DiSilvestro, Harriet Eng, Colleen Furman, Meaghan Gorman, Jessica Gregg, Romano, Allison Wisniewski; Men’s Soccer - Joseph Carulo, Chris Edgar, Patrick Gallagher, Thomas Hig- Christina Gulacsy, Maria Horne, Sara Horstmann, Kathleen Hudik, Elizabeth Jackson, Alyssa Kehriotis, Kerri gins, Stephen Leaman, George Nahas, Colin Raws, Scott Rodemer, Brett Stassfurth, Sean Teesdale, Anthony Kennedy, Laura Kim, Maura Kirk, Taylor Malloy, Deirdre McCann, Elena McDermott, Meghan McPhee, Watkins, Frank Williams, Gregory Winther; Men’s Swimming & Diving - Justin Buland, Ryan Costella, Peter Jennifer Micker, Marissa Miraval, Kaitlyn Moss, Lauren Murray, Kathryn Neugold, Jennifer Niemczyk, Klimas, Michael McLaughlin, Matthew Noble, Michael Phinney, William Serencits, Adam Walchak; Men’s Kathleen O’Connell, Katelyn Polizzo, Tara Rodack, Martha Runkle, Jessica Shaw, Erin Swerzbin, Jeanne Tennis - Bradley Adams, Ryan Devine, Carlton Fenzl, Justin Christopher Goulet, Lucas Caster, John Toppel, Tontz, Elysse Voyer, Megan Walsh, Joanna Weber, Beverly Wilson, Megan Zepp; Women’s Soccer- Kristin Benjamin Heebner; Men’s Track & Field - Nicholas O’Brien, Timothy Reilly; Volleyball - Megan Abbott, Erin Anderson, Kelly Breslin, Nicole Coia, Megan Farmer, Lindsey Finnegan, Valerie Grow, Kaley Guthrie, Leann Birunas, Jennifer Edwards, Dana Kabashima, Leah Matthews, Celine Nguyen, Kerri Sullivan, Sylvia Taggart, Kania, Laura Koch, Patricia Misciagna, Melissa Murowski, Laura Sylvester, Women’s Swimming & Diving- Katherine Tucker; Women’s Basketball - Jacqueline Adamschick, Kathryn Davis, Jeanine Johnson, Patricia Lindsay Davis, Trista Felty, Danielle Honrath, Joanne Kelley, Kristina Lennox, Marlee Morden, Kaitlynn Juhline, Elizabeth McManus, Courtney Mix, Kelly Nash, Courtney Roantree; Women’s Cross Country/ Osborn, Jesse Radtke, Caitlin Regan, Kiersten Rosenberg, Whitney Roth, Lauren Schulman, Laura Skoda, Track & Field - Colleeen Poole, Nicole Bridgwood, Claudine Evangelista, Jocelyn Fontaine, Elizabeth Gesel, Jennifer Somerville, Allison Stine, Danielle Trinkner; Women’s Tennis- Taryn Cappellini, Candice Carlin, Carre Joyce, Juliette Kenny, Rebecca Mitchell, Marina Muncan, Kirsty Smith, Mette Svarrer, Colleen Taylor, Zoe Murray, Daniella Phillis, Lindsey Puchyr, Ashley Reed, Melissa Reed, Leighann Reilly, Jaclyn Williamson Patricia Taylor; Women’s Rowing - Jana Abels, Maria Aguilo-Seara, Katie Ballard, Meghan Barnett, Christina Baumgardner, Emily Beck, Kristen Behrens, Kathleen Byerley, Sarah Callahan, Erica Delery, Diana Drvostep, 2004-05 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball- Alex Bardeguez, James Baxter, Kai Beasley, Callen Fishman, Jessica Fumanti, Jessica Galdiero, Jessica Garber, Meghan Gleason, Laura Gordon, Lisa Frank Cirone, Alan Day, Darren Griffith, Nathan Hall, Frank Jankowski, Ryan Kuhn, Robert Parks, Michael Guinivan, Kathleen Krackenberger, Frances Lamb, Michelle Lapp, Dana Lilli, Taylor Malloy, Ashley Milardo, Santoro; Men’s Basketball- Ross Condon, Elery Fraser, Thomas Grace; Men’s Golf- Jonathan Hewett, Ann Mitchell, Katherine Nathe, Erin O’Brien, Meaghan O’Connor, Paola Salinas, Stephanie Sano, Katie Michael Kouch, Colin Mahon, Charles Nettleton, Henry Watson; Field Hockey- Natalie Balthrop, Lauren Schmitt, Aubrey Sharman, Kathleeen Spencer, Clare Starshak, Jessica Stoecklin, Katherine Strand, Sheree Szu- Campanelli, Katie DiLullo, Megan Foster, Sarah Francis, Stephanie Grejtak, Jennifer Nelson, Vanessa Pizzulli, mylo, Elysse Voyer, Courtney Walls, Elizabeth Williams, Holly Zino; Women’s Soccer - Julie Battista, Kristin Megan Ryan, Simone Schunk, Erin Scott, Sarah Way; Softball- Veronica Alvarez, Kristen Haynes, Greta Borchard, Kelly Breslin, Jennifer Carrigan, Christine Dolan, Kristin Dunst, Janessa Jeltema, Laura Johnson, Holmgren, Karin Koller, Lindsay Martin, Shannon Williams, Allison Wisniewski, Kristen Yauch; Men’s Laura Koch, Carolyn Morrell, Christy Schillig, Sara Stern; Women’s Swimming & Diving - Victoria DeLollo, Soccer- Christopher Blatz, Ross Brindle, Michael Del Guercio, Patrick Gallagher, Robert Laundon, Craig Alaina Everson, Trista Felty, Amanda Jackson, Chaysse Johnston, Rebecca Koch, Jamie Lefkowitz, Elizabeth Moscetti, Charles Rowan, Joel Scardelli, Matthew Sleece, Brett Strassfurth, John Ward, Anthony Watkins; Parker, Kiersten Rosenberg, Lauren Schulman, Amy Sfara, Kyla Sullivan, Nichole Werger; Women’s Tennis - Swimming and Diving-David Drysdale, Michael Hanne, Thomas Mazzaferro, Ryan McCormick, Matthew Stephane Ariot, Kelly McAndrew, Lindsey Puchyr, Elizabeth Rampolla, Jessica Rybacki, Erica Walter, Jennifer McLaughlin, Michael McLaughlin, Joseph Mechak, Mark Naziol, Matthew Noble, Zachary Rambo, Bryan Zick; Women’s Track & Field - Christine Heffernan, Alison Kobel, Lauren Kobel, Abby Smagula, Lia Torre. Rivera, William Serencsits; Men’s Tennis- Dimitri Chimerakis, Scott Fahrendorf, Sean Gallgher, Aaron Kusza; Men’s Cross Country/ Track & Field- Kyle Audi, Carlos Bedoya, Andrew Blaich, Samuel Carella, Stephan 2001-02 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - Matthew Derr, Michael Duncan, Daniel Farino, Cornell, Drew Eckman, Patrick Gazzini, Gregory Grimes, Ryan Hayden, Jonathan Kolodziej, Mark Korich, Gregory Fater, Chris Graziano, Robert Grzenda, Michael Illgas, John Lynch, Peter Riccio, Adrian Schau, Robert McDade, Milos Mitric, Tim Murphy, Kevin Okolie, Samuel Pawluk, Marc Pelerin, Craig Segal, Ryan Brian Trotta; men’s Basketball - Thomas Grace, William Johnson; Golf - Benjamin Eisner, Kevin Foster, Vealey; Volleyball- Megan Abbott, Megan Bye, Samantha Hartwell, Dana Kabashima, Katherine Lanting, David Nettleton, Christopher Peterson, Joseph Ryan; Men’s Soccer - Brian Ahern, Michael Altschuler, Ross Kelly Ludwig, Celine Nguyen, Kacy Sellers, Adrian Semrau; Women’s Basketball- Jacqueline Adamshick, Kate Brindle, Joseph Caruolo, Robert Cordier, Thomas DeLuca, Chris Edgar, Thomas Higgins, David Jones, Dessart Mager, Clarisse Garcia, Sarita Hatcher, Jennifer Hilgenberg, Frances Lamb, Siobhan O’Connor, Jana John Keleher, Christopher Kirkos, Stephen Leaman, Scott Rodemer, Sean Teesdale, Anthony Watkins, Frank Rediger, Courtney Roantree, Liad Suez; Rowing- Kathleen Barzelatto, Christina Baumgardner, Emily Beck, Williams; Men’s Swimming & Diving - Justin Buland, Ryan Costella, Peter Klimas, Michael Phinney, Kevin Kristen Behrens, Sarah Callahan, Amy Cantilena, Ann Chuang, Lindsay De Filippo, Katie Desilvestro, Cyntia Quinn, Williams Serencsits, Adam Walchak; Men’s Tennis - Bradley Adams, Ryan Devine, Justin Goulet, Fagan, Lauren Francis, Kathryn Greiner, Christina Gulacsy, Kaitlin Hinz, Maria Horne, Sarah Irantalab, Lucas Kaster, John Toppel; Men’s Cross County/Track & Field - Brian Anderson, Adrian Blincoe, Michael Sarah Iverson, Elizabeth Jackson, Catherine Jonaitis, Michelle Lapp, Taylor Malloy, Deirdre McCann, Elena Botti, Mark Carberry, Patrick Dunn, Gregory Grimes, Patrick Hickey, Jesse Laudenslager, Michael Mag- McDermott, Jennifer Micker, Marissa Miraval, Kathleen O’Connell, Meaghan O’Connor, Lea Pineda, Anna gio, Kevin McKeefery, Richard McVoy, Craig Moss, Jesse Rappole, Joseph Santonacita, Jonathan Scaccia, Privratsky, Martha Runkle, Krystle Shafer,Kristen Stegeland, Elysse Voyer, Megan Walsh, Joanna Weber, Nicholas Shunda, Daniel Tantino, Brian Tillet, Andrew Blaich, Mark Blattner, Craig Kelican, Peter Lee, Beverley Wilson, Kristin Youngkin; Women’s Soccer- Kelly Breslin, Amanda Chuda, Jamie Doehler, Megan Daniel Marzluff, Nicholas O’Brien, Timothy Reilly, Louis Rizzuto; Field Hockey - Jennifer Banzhof, Brooke Farmer, Kaley Guthrie, Laura Johnson, Laura Koch, Nicole Mabery, Patricia Misciagna, Melissa Murowski, Bergmann, Susan Bove, Christine Donovan, Claire Grabowski, Colleen Helms, Meghan Helwig, Heather Regina Villari; Women’s Swimming & Diving- Victoria Delollo, Trista Felty, Danielle Honrath, Amanda Lucyk, Kristen Malchitsky, Jessica McClafferty, Vanessa Pizzulli, Simone Schunk, Rebecca Stanchina, Kristen Jackson, Charysse Johnston, Joanne Kelley, Kristina Lennox, Kelly Ottenbreit, Jesse Radtke, Caitlin Regan, Strocen, Erin Ward; Softball - Sara Carlson, Kristen Haynes, Theresa Hornik, Karin Koller, Karen Niwinski, Kiersten Rosenberg, Whitney Roth, Jessica Santapaul, Lauren Schulman, Jennifer Somerville, Allison Stine, Christina Romano, Allison Wisniewski, Kristen Yauch; Volleyball - Erin Birunas, Christine Bula, Marybeth Kyla Sullivan, Nichole Werger; Women’s Tennis- Taryn Cappellini, Candice Carlin, Katie Fleszar, Courtney Cotter, Jennifer Edwards, Jacqueline Fugiel, Dana Jones, Katherine Lanting, Leah Matherws, Nicole Peters, Flezzani, Morgan Flezzani, Zoe Murray, Lindsay Puchyr, Melissa Reed, Leighann Reilly; Cross Country/Track Yvonne Pierpont, Courtney Starbuck, Kerri Sullivan, Sylvia Taggart, Katherine Tucker; Women’s Basketball - & Field- Bridget Akard, Jillian Baczewski, Nicole Bridgwood, Sherian Byam, Nia Cooper, Holly Cosnett, Tiera Stephanie Baker, Kathryn Davis, Rebecca Earl, Jeanine Johnson, Patricia Juhline, Courtney Mix, Kelly Nash, Fletcher, Elizabeth Gesel, Frances Koons, Arusha McKenzie, Zita Mezei, Monique Morgan, Marina Muncan, Courtney Roantree; Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field - Colleen Poole, Claudine Evangelista, Jocelyn Casey Nelson, Ioana Parusheva, Tiana Riel, Christina Rosetti, Abby Smith, Kirsty Smith, Jamie Stiger, Erin Fontaine, Carre Joyce, Juliette Kenny, Rebecca Mitchell, Kirsty Smith, Colleen Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Tara Swerzbin, Colleen Taylor, Akilah Vargas Bernard, Christine Heffernan, Christa Heyward, Allison Kobel, Abby Smagula, Sylvia Taggart; Women’s Rowing - Jana Abels, Nicole Aimone, Meghan Barnett, Marissa Bataille, Julia Bruno, Sarah Callahan, Christine 2003-04 Cericola, Danielle Cunningham, Erica Delery, Lyndsie Dickerson, Diane Drvostep, Callen Fishman, Lisa Women’s Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year: Courtney Mix Guinivan, Kelly Hoisington, Laura Klepper, Kathleen Krackenberger, Greta Kropp, Michelle Lapp, Stephanie Academic All-Star Team: Baseball- Alex Bardeguez, Kai Beasley, Christopher Cancro, Frank Laughlin, Dana Lilli, Alana Milazzo, Annsley Miller, Ann Mitchell, Katherine Nathe, Paola Salinas, Katie Cirone, Matthew Derr, Dan Farino, Mike Grodecki, Nate Hall, Angelo Petracca, Daniel Poydenis, Tim Poy- Schmitt, Ashley Slepicka, Kathleen Spencer, Erin Sykes, Kelly Vasek, Christine Willey, Elizabeth Williams, denis, Adrian Schau, BrianTrotta, Andrew Wendle; Men’s Basketball- Baker Dunleavy, Tom Grace, Michael Holly Zino; Women’s Soccer - Julie Battista, Jennifer Carrigan, Jill DiBernardino, Kristin Dunst, Meaghan Nardi, Will Sheridan; Men’s Golf- Brock Bergman, Matthew Gugino, Jonathon Hewett, Colin Mahon, Frawley, Janessa Jeltema, Laura Johnson, Patricia Misciagna, Carolyn Morrell, Dyane Noonan, Janel Schillig, David Nettleton, Henry Watson; Men’s Soccer- Michael Altschuler, Christopher Blatz, Chris Edgar, George Angela Scialdone, Katherine Shesgreen, Sara Stern; Women’s Swimming & Diving - Brooke Corby, Ashley Nahas, Colin Raws, Scott Rodemer, Brett Strassfurth, Anthony Watkins, Greg Winther; Men’s Swimming & Ellis, Kate Hanley, Charysse Johnston, Anne Lindsay, Amy Sfara, Margaret Smith, Julia Welch; Women’s Diving- Ryan Canning, Ryan Costella, Thomas Mazzaferro, Michael McLaughlin, Matthew Noble, Michael Tennis - Stephane Ariot, Sara Fabrizio, Elizabeth Farrell, Kelly McAndrew, Jessica Rybacki, Erica Walter, Phinney, Bryan Rivera, William Serencsits; Men’s Tennis- Carl Fenzl, Sean Gallagher, Lucas Kaster, John Ashley Young, Jennifer Zick. Toppel; Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field- Andrew Blaich, Michael Botti, Mark Carberry, Sam Carella, Stephen Cornell, Bobby Curtis, Pat Dunn, Drew Eckman, Carl Hansen, Ben Heebner, Jonathan Kolodziej, 2000-01 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - Michael Duncan, Daniel Farino, Gregory Fater, Mark Korich, Dan Marzluff, Kevin McKeefery, Tim Reilly, Ryan Vealey; Women’s Basketball- Jackie Adam- Christopher Graziano, Robert Grezenda, Philip Juliano, Michael Narlinger, Mark Rocca, Daniel Rohan, shick, Kate Dessart Mager, Clarisse Garcia, Frances Lamb, Elizabeth McManus, Courtney Mix, Courtney Daniel Russomanno, Adrian Schau, Brian Trotta; Men’s Basketball - William Johnson; Men’s Cross Country - Roantree, Liad Suez; Women’s Rowing- Katie Ballard, Christina Baumgardner, Emily Beck, Kristen Behrens, Adrian Blincoe, Mark Carberry, AlvinClay, Patrick Dunn, Patrick Hickey, Jesse Laudenslager, Michael Maggio, Kathleen Byerley, Diana Drvostep, Callen Fishman, Jessica Fumanti, Lisa Guinivan, Christina Gulacsy, Molly Kevin McKeefery, Richard McVoy, Craig Moss, Hao Pan, Joseph Santonacita, Jonathan Scaccia, Nicholas Hottenstein, Katie Jonaitis, Michelle Lapp, Maria Lara, Taylor Malloy, Elena McDermott, Ashley Shunda, Daniel Tantino, Scott Tantino, Brian Tillet; Golf - Christopher Ellis, Garrett Feduke, Brian Hickey, Milardo, Ann Mitchell, Meaghan O’Connor, Kim Paull, Katelyn Polizzo, Stephanie Sano, Kristin Stegeland, Nicholas Maselli, Ryan Joseph; Field Hockey - Jennifer Banzhof, Brooke Bergmann, Christine Donovan, Kate Strand, Danielle Thacker, Elysee Voyer, Joanna Weber, Kimberly White, Beverly Wilson, Kristin Young- Claire Grabowski, Colleen Helms, Meghan Helwig, Nicole Kress, Heather Lucyk, Kristen Malchitsky, Kristen kin; Field Hockey- Natalie Balthrop, Lauren Campanelli, Katie DiLullo, Sarah Francis, Stephanie Grejtak, Strocen; Softball - Kailyn Bergstrom, Janna Bullock, Sara Carlson, Gina DeFrancesco, Therese Hornick, Josey Colleen Helms, Vanessa Pizzulli, Sara Schmidt, Simone Schunk, Erin Scott; Softball- Veronica Alverez, Andrea Mikulyuk, Karen Niwinski, Jaclyn Pasquerella, Christina Romano, Keri Stoller; Men’s Soccer - Brian Ahern, Brown, Kristen Haynes, Karin Koller, Kristen Leese, Lindsey Martin, Tiffany Ross, Shannon Williams, Allison Joseph Caruolo, Robert Cordier, Thomas DeLuca, Timothy DiGiulio, Chris Edgar, Thomas Higgins, David Wisniewski; Women’s Soccer- Kelly Jones, John Keleher, Stephen Leaman, Timothy Maciejak, Joseph Noonan, Colin Raws, Scott Rodemer, Breslin, Christine Dolan, Megan Farmer, Janessa Jeltema, Laura Johnson, Laura Koch, Candice MacDonald, David Sproul, Sean Teesdale, Frank Williams; Men’s Swimming & Diving - Justin Buland, Ryan Costello,

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Student-Athlete Honor Roll

Peter Klimas, Brian Mulligan, Adam Walchak; Men’s Tennis - Bradley Adams, Ryan Devine, Justin Goulet, 1996-97 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - John Biggie, Sean Dunn, Ausust Grove, Deon Lucas Kaster, Pedro Roque, Joshua Schofield, Casey Simmons, John Toppel; Men’s Track & Field - Ray Jackson, Andrew Kirshener, Eric Kropf, Bryan McCormic, John Pilato, Todd Schmucker, Thomas Shank, Biersbach, Mark Blattner, Robert Bramante, Benjamin Heebner, Peter Lee, Daniel Marzluff, Brian Powell, Douglas Thompson; Men’s Basketball - T.J. Caouette, Mark Jackson; Women’s Basketball - Beth Ann Timothy Reilly, Louis Rizzuto; Volleyball - Erin Birunas, Ruth Blankenheim, Kathryn Davis, Breen Eddinger, Bradshaw, Mary Beth Snell, Megan Crawford; Field Hockey - Jill Basile, Nina Berrettini, Cheryl Bollenbacher, Jaqueline Fugiel, Dana Jones, Leah Mathews, Erin Pfotzer, Yvonne Pierpont, Katherine Tucker, Christina Carrie Calabrese, Bethany Graybill , Sharon Lopriore, Michele Rossetti, Andrea Ruma, Melissa Sicola, Tara Zitterich; Women’s Basketball - Stephanie Baker, Jeanine Johnson, Patricia Juhlinr, Courtney Mix, Kelly Nash, Tighe, Clare Turkington; Golf - Dugan Condon, Peter Dlugosch, Jonathon Grinnon, Jeffery Shookus, Edward Lauren Pellicane, Megan Stewart; Women’s Cross Country - Elizabeth Awtrey, Virginia Barb, Susan Billings, Walker; Mens Soccer: Brian Conolly, Jonathan Corell, Jason Doherity, Kevin McGeehan, Paul Miraglia, Barry Meghan Courtney, Claudine Evangelista, Jocelyn Fontaine, Jessica Franks, Carre Joyce, Geraldine McCarthy, Smith, Matthew Westfall, David Zierler; Women’s Soccer - Diana Anes, Jessica Baratta, Molly Bushman, Rebecca Mitchell; Rowing - Jana Abels, Elizabeth Biedrzycki, Julia Bruno, Lisa Cacciatore, Christine Cericola, Beth McCafferty, Maura McGhee, Kelly McGrady, Kathryn Minnich, Erin O’Toole, Deborah Pickrel, Bridget Connelly, Gwen DeBenedetto, Lauren DeMichele, Erica Delery, Elizabeth Dhamer, Emily Glod, Lisa Erica Rauchut, Erin Ross, Stephanie Sheilds, Kara Stanislawczyk; Softball - Melissa Ansell, Tiffany Bachman, Guinivan, Kelly Hoisington, Lindsay Horan, Greta Kropp, Lauren LaGuaglia, Stefanie Laughlin, Elizabeth Bridget Baxter, Melissa Crombet, Jessica Deluca, Jennifer Joyce, Karin Kolatac, Kristy Moore, Katherinie Leimkuler, Katharine MacGregor, Maureen McCurry, Molly Meacham, Jessica Memmel, Alana Milazzo, Sinner, Regina Speicher, Kristen Verhoff; Swimming,Diving,Track and Field -Jacqueline Gruters; Swimming Kimberly Miller, Ann Mitchell, Katherine Nathe, Amy Nolan, Erin O’Brien, Kelly Pickhaver, Jill Potts, Mary and Diving -Vincent Allegra, Brian Finucane, Gustavo Membiela, Joseph Perez, Nathan Smith, Salvador Pullum, Katie Schmitt, Janaki Shah, Erin Sykes, Kelly Vasek, Elizabeth Williams; Women’s Soccer - Julie Suau, Lauren Doviak, Elizabeth Fogarty, Catherine Lamoreux, Elizabeth Lauwaert, Nicole Robillard, Kristen Battista, Jennifer Carrigan, Jill DiBernardino, Christine Dolan, Kristin Dunst, Janessa Jeltema, Candice Stretanski, Keri Thorne; Men’s Tennis - Kurt Dahlstrand, Gerald Prior, Eric Roedl, Michael Testa; Women’s MacDonald, Stephanie Martell, Carolyn Morrell, Dyane Noonan, Janel Schilling, Angela Scialdone, Kelly Tennis - Dorothy Bellock, Kathleen Cooper, Meghan Daniels, Jennie Davis, Ashely Pagana; Men’s Track and Stewart; Women’s Swimming & Diving - Kathryn Armitage, Brooke Corby, Kristin Olson, Amy Sfara, Julie Field: Stephen Bitter, David Hisler, Mark Kruszewski, Christopher White, Paul Wintergerst; Women’s Track Welch; Women’s Tennis - Stephane Ariot, Sara Fabrizio, Elizabeth Farrell, Kelly McAndrew, Ann Morgan, and Field - Christina Chillemi, Katherine Etter, Sarah Hunt, Janeille Matthews, Kristina Schrier; Men’s Track Jessica Rybacki, Ellen Suetholz, Erica Walter, Michelle Wells, Jennifer Zick; Women’s Track & Field - Tara & Field/Cross Country - Eric Bind, Brock Butler, Coulby Dunn, Stephen Howard, Stephen Mazur, Scott Bernard, Kimberly Fernandez, Jessica Franks, Melissa Guinivan, Christine Heffernan, Christa Heyward, Alison Tantino; Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country - Carmen Douma, Lonye Johnson, Kristine Jost, Jurga Kobel, Lauren Kobel, Abby Smagula, Sylvia Taggart. Marcinkeviciute, Krestena Sullivan; Volleyball: Marisa Davidson, Stacy Evans, Carolyn Hahn, Stacy Moline, Deborah Picco, Kristine Tomasovic. 1999-00 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball-Jeffery Cavanaugh, Michael Duncan, Gregory Fater, Chris Graziano, Aaron Krawiec, Christopher McGratty, Mark Rocca, Christopher Watson; Men’s Basketball-T.J. 1995-96 Academic All-Star Team: Amy Acchione, Field Hockey; Diana Anes, Soccer; Caouette, B.J. Johnson; Men’s Cross Country- Brian Anderson, Alvin Clay, Patrick Hickey, Jesse Laudenslager, Melissa Ansell, Softball; Deanna Arnill, Track & Field; Karen Baldwin, Field Hockey; Jessica Baratta, Soccer; Michael Maggio, Richard McVoy, Craig Moss, Joseph Santonacita, Joanthan Scaccia, Peter Schultz, Nicholas Jill Basile, Field Hockey; Bridget Baxter, Softball; Dorothy Bellock, Tennis; Nina Berrettini, Field Hockey; Shunda, Daniel Tantino, Scott Tantino, Brian Tillett, Gregory Young; Men’s Track and Field-Mark Blattner, Cheryl Bollenbacher, Field Hockey; Elizabeth Bradshaw, Basketball; Julia Brys, Track & Field; Kimberly Ryan Herbst, Michael Orfe, Brian Powell, Christopher Rice, Louis Rizzuto; Men’s Golf-Dugan Condon, Peter Bullock, Softball; Molly Bushman, Soccer; Cari Clawson, Volleyball; Christina Chillemi, Track & Field; Dlugosch, Christopher Ellis, Garrett Feduke, Brian Hickey, Nicholas Maselli, Joseph Ryan, Jeffrey Shookus; Jennifer Cornelius, Softball; Meghan Daniels, Tennis; Marisa Davidson, Volleyball; Jessica DeLuca, Softball; Men’s Soccer-Brian Ahern, Joseph Caruolo, Timothy DiGiulio, Ryan Gundling, John Keleher, Drew Kimm, Lauren Doviak, Swimming & Diving; Stacy Evans, Volleyball; Christina Fiore, Tennis; Theresa Galanti, Stephen Leaman, Matthew Malek, Joseph Noonan, Sean Teesdale, Drew Zielinski; Men’s Swimming and Field Hockey; Sarah Gilhorn, Field Hockey; Cuyler Goodwin, Track & Field; Alana Harrell, Track & Diving-Vince Allegra, Justin Buland, Peter Klimas, Brian Mulligan, Adam Walchak; Men’s Tennis-Bradley Field; Karen Hauck, Track & Field; Laura Hickey, Softball; Jennifer Higgins, Basketball; Andrea Hoeflein, Adams, Ryan Devine, Justin Goulet, Michael Mock, Joshua Scholfield, Casey Simmons, Robert Waibel; Swimming & Diving; Jennifer Joyce, Softball; Katherine Kelly, Track & Field; Maureen Kenney, Tennis; Field Hockey-Jennifer Banzhof, Brooke Bergmann, Katie Craig, Christine Donovan, Megan Garwood, Clare Amanda Klockars, Swimming & Diving; Tammy Kouser, Swimming & Diving; Theresa Krufurst, Softball; Turkington; Softball-Sara Carlson, Melissa Crombet, Gina DeFrancesco, Kailyn Bergstrom, Mia Brickhouse, Catherine Lamourlax, Swimming & Diving; Elizabeth Lauwaert, Swimming & Diving; Samra Lee, Track & Janna Bullock, Molly Hanneman, Theresa Hornick, Josey Mikuluyk, Karen Niwinski, Jackie Pasquerella, Field; Shannette Lee, Basketball; Kara Main, Tennis; Janeille Matthews, Track & Field; Allison Maue, Soccer; Christina Romano, Regina Speicher, Keri Stoller, Kristen Verhoff, Volleyball-Ruth Ann Blankenheim, Breen Beth Mayo, Swimming & Diving; Beth McCaffery, Soccer; Maura McGhee, Soccer; Rose Miller, Soccer; Eddinger, Jacqueline Fugiel, Kimberly Holcomb, Dana Jones, Leah Mathews, Stacey Moline, Erin Pfotzer, Amy Nelson, Softball; Cathy O’Bryant, Field Hockey; Erin O’Toole, Soccer; Ashley Pagana, Tennis; Deborah Yvonne Pierpoint, Lara Smith, Tina Zitterich; Women’s Basketball- Stephanie Baker, Jeanine Johnson, Kelly Pickrel, Soccer; Deborah Picco, Volleyball; Amy Poplawski, Soccer; Megan Ptacek, Track & Field; Michele Nash, Lauren Pellicane, Therese Pennefather, Daniela Schroeder, Mary Beth Snell, Megan Stewart; Women’s Rossetti, Field Hockey; Andrea Ruma, Field Hockey; Michelle Sabosik, Swimming & Diving; Tina Sabunas, Cross Country/Track & Field-Susan Billings, Meghan Courtney, Carmen Douma, Jocelyn Fontaine, Jessica Softball; Meghan Sarbanis, Track & Field; Kristina Schrier, Track & Field; Stephanie Shields, Soccer; Melissa Franks, Lonye Johnson, Geraldine McCarthy; Women’s Soccer-Kristin Borchard, Jennifer Carrigan, Kristin Sicola, Field Hockey; Jennifer Snell, Basketball; Kara Stanislawczyk, Soccer; Kristen Stewart, Swimming & Dunst, Meaghan Frawley, Claire Letourneau, Susan Lubbers, Briar MacAdams, Stephanie Martell, Gretchen Diving; Nyssa Straatvert, Track & Field; Kristin Stretanski, Swimming & Diving; Amy Sullivan, Field Hockey; Miller, Kathryn Minnich, Carolyn Morrell, Dyane Noonan, Erica Rauchut, Janel Schillig, Angela Scialdone, Krestena Sullivan, Track & Field; Kristine Tomasovic, Volleyball; Stacy Wallen, Soccer; Christopher Amell, Lauren Sellers; Women’s Swimming & Diving-Kathryn Armitage, Brooke Corby, Kathleen Daugherty, Ashley Track & Field; Robert Benson, Swimming & Diving; John Biggie, Baseball; Steve Blais, Track & Field; Ellis, Julie Lapinsky, Kristen Olson, Keri Thorne, Julia Welch; Women’s Tennis-Kathleen Cooper, Sara Fahrizio, Michael Bosacco, Soccer; Howard Brown, Basketball; Brock Butler, Track & Field; John Celestand, Basketball; Elizabeth Farrell, Ellen Suetholz, Jennifer Zick; Women’s Track & Field-Tara Bernard, Kerry Donlon, Melissa Brian Conolly, Soccer; Jonathan Correll, Soccer; Matt Couture, Basketball; Kevin Cox, Basketball; Jeffrey Guinivan, Christine Heffernan, Christa Hayward, Sarah Hunt, Alison Kobel, Lauren Kobel, Leashia Rahr. Cunningham, Soccer; Robert DeGemmis, Soccer; Douglas Dieter, Tennis; Marco DiRenzo, Soccer; Coulby Dunn, Track & Field; Sean Dunne, Baseball; Kire Filipovski, Swimming & Diving; Casey Geib, Baseball; 1998-99 Academic All-Star Team: Field Hockey - Karen Baldwin, Jennifer Banzhof, Brooke August Grove, Baseball; David Hissler, Track & Field; Gerard Hogen, Track & Field; Stephen Howard, Bergmann, Colleen Gallagher, Sarah Gilhorn, Claire Grabowski, Tara Tighe, Clare Turkington; Softball - Mia Track & Field; John Klopp, Baseball; Jason Koffke, Track & Field; Mark Kruszewski, Track & Field; Jason Brickhouse, Janna Bullock, Melissa Crombet, Heather Garboden, Molly Hanneman, Regina Speicher, Keri Landon, Baseball; Wilhelm Lubbe, Tennis; Robert Mason, Track & Field; Stephen Mazur, Track & Field; Stoller, Kristen Verhoff, Charlotte Westoff; Women’s Swimming and Diving - Kathryn Armitage, Brooke James McCarthy, Baseball; Gustavo Membiela, Swimming & Diving; Alan Mezger, Soccer; Joseph Moore, Corby, Elizabeth Fogarty, Jacqueline Gruters, Elizabeth Lauwaert, Nicole Robillard, Kristin Stretanski, Keri Baseball; Brian Murphy, Soccer; Douglas Nevins, Soccer; Michael O’Brien, Tennis; Brian Ott, Soccer; George Thorne, Julia Welch; Women’s Tennis - Dorothy Bellock, Sara Fabrizio, Elizabeth Farrell, Maureen Kenney, Phillips, Track & Field; Gerald Prior, Tennis; Eric Roedl, Tennis; Todd Schmucker, Baseball; Thomas Shank, Colleen Obsitnik, Ellen Sueholz; Women’s Cross Country/Track and Field - Meghan Courtney, Carmen Baseball; Peter Sinopoli, Baseball; Barry Smith, Soccer; Nathan Smith, Swimming & Diving; Michael Testa, Douma, Sarah Vance Goodman, Lony’e Johnson, Kristine Jost, Geraldine McCarthy, Kristen Nicolini; Tennis; Simon Tuohy, Golf; Mark Trojan, Soccer; Matthew Westfall, Soccer; Jeffery Winter, Swimming & Women’s Track and Field - Tannisha Fletcher, Jessica Franks, Melissa Guinivan, Sarah Hunt, April Kotteles, Diving; Stephen Young, Baseball; David Zierler, Soccer; Matthew Zrebiec, Soccer. Elissa Seth; Women’s Volleyball - Catherine Arnette, Ruth Ann Blankenheim, Breen Eddinger, Kimberly Holcomb, Stacey Moline, Christina Zitterich; Women’s Basketball - Stephanie Baker, Lauren Pellicane, 1994-95 Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Becky Spies Therese Pennefather, Daniela Schroeder, Mary Beth Snell, Megan Stewart; Women’s Soccer - Jessica Barratta, Academic All-Star Team: Lisa Baglio, Basketball; Kelly Barnes, Tennis; Bridget Baxter, Softball; Meaghan Frawley, Susan Lubbers, Briar MacAdams, Gretchen Miller, Kathryn Minnich, Dyane Noonan, Denise Colella, Outdoor Track; Christina Fiore, Tennis; Diane Hansen, Indoor Track; Laura Hickey, Erin O’Toole, Erica Rauchut; Baseball - Kevin Feeley, Jason Kuchar, Matthew Longo, Christopher McGratty, Softball; Amy Lam, Volleyball; Sarah Levandusky, Soccer; Jennifer Maga, Basketball; Kara Main, Tennis; Christopher Watson; Men’s Basketball - Michael Bosl, Theodore Caouette, Christopher Grier; Golf - Daniel Meaghan McCaffrey, Swimming; Rose Marie Miller, Soccer; Lisa Paruch, Indoor Track; Debbie Pickrel, Chelel, Dugan Condon, Peter Dlugosch, Christopher Ellis, Garrett Feduke, Nicholas Maselli, Michael Soccer; Allison Pojanowski, Indoor Track; Kim Rafalski, Softball; Michele Rosetti, Field Hockey; Andrea Patterson, Michael Pozzi, Jeffrey Shookus; Men’s Soccer - Brian Ahern, John Allen, Brian Conolly, Timothy Ruma, Field Hockey; Jen Snell, Basketball; Becky Spies, Cross Country; Krestena Sullivan Cross Country; DiGiulio, Lewis Domke, John Keleher, Matthew Malek, Joseph Noonan; Men’s Swimming and Diving - Lauren Uccello, Field Hockey; Tosha Woodward, Outdoor Track; Kevin Azzolini, Indoor Track; Bryan Vincent Allegra, Thomas Dion, Brian Finucane, Thomas Gately, Stephen Johnson, Gregory King, Brian Cavalier, Tennis; Todd Cimicata, Swimming; Jon Correll, Soccer; Pat Donahue, Swimming; Kire Filipovski, Mulligan, Cass Tokarski; Men’s Tennis - Wilhelm Lubbe, Casey Simmons; Men’s Track and Field - Mark Swimming; Michael Francalangia, Soccer; Casey Geib, Baseball; David Herr, Baseball; Gerard Hogan, Cross Blattner, Brian Powell, Christopher Rice, Louis Rizzuto; Men’s Cross Country/Track and Field - Michael Country; John Klopp, Baseball; Steve Mazur, Cross Country; Doug Nevins, Soccer; Gerald Prior, Tennis; Bosacco, Brock Butler, Alvin Clay, Coulby, Jesse Laudenslager, Richard McVoy, Ryan Payne, Peter Schultz, Sanjo Shately, Tennis; Andreas Von Scheele, Outdoor Track; Chad Wasserman, Golf; Kyle Watson, Outdoor Daniel Tantino, Brian Tillet, Scott Tantino. Track; Rick Wurster, Golf. 1997-98 Academic All-Star Team: Baseball - John Biggie, Patrick Clark, August Grove, 1993-94 Academic All-Star Team: Kelly Barnes, Tennis; Denise Colella, Track; Marianne Andrew Kirchner, Eric Kropf, Matthew Longo, Bryan McCormick, Joseph Moore, Bryan McCormick, Joseph Connelly, Field Hockey; Lisa Flood, Swimming; Mary Heyman, Track; Laura Hickey, Softball; Becky Moore, Matthew Parnell, John Pilato, Thomas Shank, Christopher Valenti; Field Hockey - Karen Baldwin, Kulbago, Volleyball; Amy Lam, Volleyball; Sarah Levendusky, Soccer; Michele Martin, Softball; Rose Miller, Tara Tighe, Clare Turkington, Heidi Ufer; Men’s Basketball - Theodore Caouette, Joe Jackson; Men’s Cross Soccer; Isabelle Perrault, Tennis; Michele Pulaski, Swimming; Suzanne Quigley, Tennis; Jennifer Rhines, Cross Country/Track & Field - Eric Bind, Michael Bosacco, Brock Butler, Coulby Dunn, Joseph McNamara, Country; Nicole Shaw, Track; Jen Snell, Basketball; Rebecca Spies, Track; Amy Sullivan, Field Hockey; Staci Ryan Rayne, Scott Tantino; Men’s Golf - Dugan Condon, Pete Dlugosch, Christopher Ellis, Garrett Feduke, Verzera, Field Hockey; Tosha Woodward, Track; Steve Blais, Track; Brian Cavalier, Tennis; Todd Cimicata, Jonathan Grinnon, Nicholas Maselli, Brian McHugh, Jeffrey Shookus; Men’s Soccer - John Allen, Brian Swimming; David Cook, Track & Field; Patrick Donahue, Swimming; Josh Fraser, Swimming; Tim Gannon, Conolly, Tom DiGiulio, Tim DiGiulio, Lewis Domke, Matthew Malek, Paul Miraglia, Joseph Noonan, Barry Soccer; David Herr, Baseball; John Klopp, Baseball; Doug Nevins, Soccer; Sanjo Shatley, Tennis; Michael Smith, Matthew Westfall; Men’s Swimming & Diving - Vincent, Allegra, Thomas Dion, BrianFinucane, Shemonsky, Track; Andrew Sullivan, Tennis; Todd Tressler, Cross Country; Jim Van Dusen, Soccer; Chad Gustavo Membiela, Brian Mulligan, Nathan Smith, Cass Tokarski; Men’s Tennis - Wilhelm Lubbe, Casey Wasserman, Golf; Kyle Watson, Track; Rich Wurster, Golf; Steve Young, Baseball. Simmons; Men’s Track & Field - Mark Kruszewski, Christopher Rice; Softball - Tiffany Bachman, Mia Brickhouse, Jennifer Cornelius, Melissa Crombet, Jessica Deluca, Kellianne McCoy, Regina Speicher, Stacey 1992-93 Stack, Keri Stoller, Kristen Verhoff; Women’s Basketball - Stephanie Baker, Mary Beth Snell, Lauren Pellican, Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Nnenna Lynch, Track Megan Stewart; Country/Track & Field - Carmen Douma; Katherine Etter, Jacqueline Gruters, Lonye’ Post Graduate Scholarship Team: Lisa Flood, Swimming Johnson, Kristine Jost; Women’s Soccer - Diana Anes, Jessica Baratta, Briar MacAdams, Ann Marie Fallow, Academic All-Star Team: Kelly Barnes, Tennis; Amy Burton, Swimming; Pam Clifford, Volleyball; Beth McCaffery, Maura McGhee, Kelly McGrady, Kathryn Minnich, Erin O’Toole, Erica Rauchut, Stephanie Denise Colella, Track; Annette Delaney, Basketball; Vicki Dispenza, Volleyball; Lisa Flood, Swimming; Chris Shields; Women’s Swimming & Diving - Tara Brock, Elizabeth Fogarty, Kathleen Gannon, Jacqueline Gentile, Track; Cheri Goddard, Cross Country; Kim Kilpatrick, Softball; Kathy Koerber, Swimming; Becky Gruters, Elizabeth Lauwaert, Nichole Robillard, Renee Scherr, Kristin Stretanski, Keri Thorne; Women’s Kulbago, Volleyball; Nnenna Lynch, Track; Amy Meisinger, Softball; Jessica Pagana, Tennis; Amy Pawloski, Tennis - Dorothy Bellock, Kathleen Cooper, Meghan Daniels, Maureen Kenney, Colleen Obsitnik, Ashley Softball; Kathy Pearce, Field Hockey; Irene Ruopoli, Track; Amy Santaniello, Tennis; Krista Saponara, Field Pagana, Ellen Suetholz; Women’s Track & Field - Susan Billings, Jessica Franks, Melissa Guinivan, Sarah Hockey; Becky Spies, Track; Staci Verzera, Field Hockey; Sheri Walker, Basketball; Hector Campos, Soccer; Hunt, April Kotteles, Janeille Matthews, Chantell Parks. Bryan Cavalier, Tennis; Todd Cimicata, Swimming; Chris Cox, Golf; Pat Donahue, Swimming; Mike

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Evangelista, Baseball; Tim Gannon, Soccer; Terrence Mahon, Cross Country; Dan Marinello, Baseball; Chris 2008-09 Senior Student-Athlete Award McDermott, Track; Ryan McGinty, Baseball; Jim Meszaros, Cross Country; Rob O’Driscoll, Tennis; Mike Osayi Osunde, Football, 3.29 g.p.a., Psychology Shemonsky, Track; Andrew Sullivan, Tennis; Brad Sumner, Track; Dan Thomas, Swimming; Jim VanDusen, Meghan Morese, Softball, 3.45 g.p.a., Electrical Engineering Soccer; Andreas Von Scheele, Track; Chad Wasserman, Golf, Kyle Watson, Track; Richard Wurster, Golf. Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Cross Country, 3.559 g.p.a. Dr. Dan Regan Award (Most Improved GPA): Men’s Cross Country 1991-92 Academic All-Star Team: Kerry Amen, Tennis; Eloise Berry, Basketball; Christy Bridgewater, Swimming; Megan Ceppetelli, Track; Annette Delaney, Basketball; Vicki Dispenza, Volleyball; 2007-08 Senior Student-Athlete Award Sarah Dykstra, Swimming; Kate Fonshell, Track; Chris Gentile, Track; Carol Haux, Cross Country; Kathy Bobby Curtis, Track, 3.06 g.p.a., Economics Koerber, Swimming; Becky Kulbago, Volleyball; Nnenna Lynch, Track; Amy Meisinger, Softball; Jennifer Frances Koons, Track, 3.45 g.p.a., Mathematics Neville, Volleyball; Carol O’Hearn, Softball; Sonia O’Sullivan, Cross Country; Kathy Pearce, Field Hockey; Monica Pedano, Field Hockey; Amy Pawloski, Softball; Irene Ruopoli, Track; Krista Saponara, Field Hockey; 2006-07 Senior Student-Athlete Award Dana Scancarella, Tennis; Michelle Torelli, Track; Brad Baker, Baseball; Chris Cox, Golf; Stephen Forrest, Drew Eckman, Track, 3.87 g.p.a., Biology Tennis; Tim Gannon, Soccer; Larry Kingsbury, Baseball; John Lanza, Baseball; Jim Mackey, Swimming; Lauren Campanelli, Field Hockey, 3.62 g.p.a., Psychology Terence Mahon, Cross Country; Ray Manion, Swimming; Rich Maue, Soccer; Chris McDermott, Track; Jim Meszaros, Cross Country; Pete Morrice, Golf; Tim Pollis, Track; Tony Rossini, Soccer; Christopher Whalen, 2005-06 Senior Student-Athlete Award Swimming; Greg Woodard, Basketball. Frank Cirone, Baseball, 3.913 g.p.a., Biology Liad Suez-Karni, Women’s Basketball, 3.66 g.p.a., Psychology 1990-91 Men’s Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year: Greg Woodard 2004-05 Senior Student-Athlete Award Post Graduate Scholarship Team: Kevin Rogerson, Golf Raymond Ventrone, Football, 3.308 g.p.a., Finance Academic All-Star Team: Allison Wisniewski, Softball, 3.601 g.p.a., Finance Kerry Amen, Tennis; Eloise Berry, Basketball; Courtney Bova, Field Hockey; Michelle Bush, Tennis; Christy Bridgewater, Swimming; Pam Clifford, Volleyball; Chris Cox, Golf; Dan Daros, Tennis; Mike Deegan, Soccer; 2003-04 Senior Student-Athlete Award Annette Delaney, Basketball; Vicki Dispenza, Volleyball; Beth Dopsovic, Softball; Steve Forrest, Tennis; Vicki Adrian Schau, Baseball, 3.51 g.p.a., Finance Gallen, Field Hockey; Steve Grello, Soccer; Eric Haner, Diving; Carol Haux, Cross Country; Lisa Jochums, Janessa Jeltema, Women’s Soccer, 3.75 g.p.a., Human Services Volleyball; Teresa Kavanaugh, Tennis; Larry Kingsbury, Baseball; Kathy Koerber, Swimming; Nnenna Lynch, Indoor Track; Sandy Litkenhaus, Basketball; Terence Mahon, Cross Country; Chris Masotti, Basketball; 2002-03 Senior Student-Athlete Award Rich Maue, Soccer; Eileen McCaffery, Swimming; Amy Meisinger, Softball; Pete Morrice, Golf; Tim Muller, Peter Klimas, men’s swimming, 3.9 g.p.a., Engineering Basketball; Carol O’Hearn, Softball; Sonia O’Sullivan, Cross Country; Jennifer Peacock, Field Hockey; Steve Christine Heffernan, women’s track & field, 3.7 g.p.a., Sociology Petrie, Swimming; Tim Pollis, Indoor Track; Kevin Rogerson, Golf; Jeff Ruggieri, Swimming; Irene Ruopoli, Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country, 3.3 g.p.a. Outdoor Track; Jim Sears, Baseball; Mike Seeger, Indoor Track; Eric Sobocinski, Baseball; Michelle Torelli, Dr. Dan Regan Award (Most Improved GPA): Women’s Swimming & Diving, Outdoor Track; Greg Woodard, Basketball. 3.142 g.p.a. 1989-90 Academic All-Star Team: 2001-02 Senior Student-Athlete Award Hillary Anderson, Volleyball; Samantha Brindley, Field Hockey; Mike Deegan, Soccer; Elaine Duck, Outdoor Sara Carlson, softball, 3.698 g.p.a., Civil Engineering Track; Sheila Duffy, Volleyball; Steve Grello, Soccer; Eric Haner, Diving; Carol Haux, Outdoor Track; Vicki Mark Blattner, men’s track, 3.991 g.p.a., Electrical Engineering Huber, Cross Country; Peter Leonard, Tennis; Sandy Litkehnaus, Basketball; Chris Masotti, Basketball; Eileen Dr. Dan Regan Award (Most Improved GPA): Men’s Soccer, 3.125 g.p.a. McCaffery, Swimming; Mike Neill, Baseball; Jeanne O’Connor, Tennis; Sonia O’Sullivan, Cross Country; Kevin Rogerson, Golf; Todd Rongaus, Golf; Jim Sears, Baseball; Mike Seeger, Indoor Track; Tracy Setlock, 2000-01 Senior Student-Athlete Award Diving; Lynn Slowinski, Tennis; Jackie Sheridan, Field Hockey; Taylor Teresi, Tennis; Michelle Torelli, Matt Reiter, football, 3.868 g.p.a., Civil Engineering Indoor Track; Greg Woodard, Basketball. Keri Stoller, softball, 3.635 g.p.a., Marketing Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Men’s Tennis, 3.181 g.p.a. 1988-89 Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: Chris Craft, Swimming 1999-00 Senior Student-Athlete Award Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Vicki Huber, Track Regina Speicher, softball, 3.823 g.p.a., Mathematics Academic All-Star Team: Greg Ackerman, Tennis; Hillary Anderson, Volleyball; Sue Bernardi, Vince Allegra, men’s swimming, 3.757, Finance Tennis; Ted Brennan, Swimming; Jim Cowan, Soccer; Chris Craft, Swimming; Lou Dearstyne, Swimming; Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.23 g.p.a. Michelle DiMuro, Track; Sheila Duffy, Volleyball; Bill Ellis, Baseball; Mike Freedman, Tennis; Jan Friedli, Track; Vicki Huber, Track; Ron Klos, Soccer; Sandy Litkenhaus, Basketball; Tina Louwers, Swimming; Teri 1998-99 Senior Student-Athlete Award Messenger, Swimming; Kevin Rogerson, Golf; Jim Sears, Baseball; Lynn Slowinski, Tennis; Laura Smelas, Elizabeth Lauweart, women’s swimming, 3.91 g.p.a., Finance Tennis; Taylor Teresi, Tennis;Megan Waters, Swimming. VickiHuber, Track; Ron Klos, Soccer; Sandy Brock Butler, men’s track & field, 3.70 g.p.a, Engineering Litkenhaus, Basketball; Tina Louwers, Swimming; Teri Messenger, Swimming; Kevin Rogerson, Golf; Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.25 g.p.a. Jim Sears, Baseball; Lynn Slowinski, Tennis; Laura Smelas, Tennis; Taylor Teresi, Tennis;Megan Waters, Swimming. 1997-98 Senior Student-Athlete Award Kristine Tomasovic, women’s volleyball, 3.95 g.p.a., Accounting 1987-88 Matt Westfall, men’s soccer, 3.58 g.p.a, Finance Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: David Echeverria, Diving Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.31 g.p.a. Post Graduate Scholarship Team: Beth Lemon, Tennis Men’s Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year: Mark Plansky 1996-97 Senior Student-Athlete Award Academic All-Star Team: Mark Plansky, Basketball; Lisa Angelotti, Basketball; Tom Barrett, Krestena Sullivan, Cross Country/Track, 3.72 g.p.a., French Soccer; Lou Dearstyne, Swimming; David Echeverria, Diving; Joe Regan, Swimming; Danielle Mackey, Clint Park, Football, 3.94 g.p.a., Finance Swimming; Greg Ackerman, Tennis; Taylor Teresi, Tennis; Beth Lemon, Tennis; Laura Smelas, Tennis; Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.29 cum. g.p.a. Michelle DiMuro, Track; Vicki Huber, Track; Celeste Halliday, Track; Sheila Duffy, Volleyball; Lori Reiter, Volleyball. 1995-96 Senior Student-Athlete Award Laura Hickey, Softball, 3.83 g.p.a., Computer Engineering 1986-87 Doug Nevins, Soccer, 3.77 g.p.a., History/Education Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: Harold Jensen, Basketball Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.28 cum. g.p.a. Men’s Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year: Harold Jensen Academic All-Star Team: Mary Delorey, Basketball; Michelle DiMuro, Track; David Echeverria, 1994-95 Senior Student-Athlete Award Diving; Vicki Huber, Track; Sean O’Neill, Track; Gerry O’Reilly, Track; Michael Parks, Tennis; Mark Becky Spies, Cross Country/Track, 3.86 g.p.a., Philosophy/Biology Plansky, Basketball; Lori Reiter, Volleyball. David Herr, Baseball, 4.00 g.p.a., Finance Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.16 cum. g.p.a. 1985-86 Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Joanne Kehs, Track 1993-94 Senior Student-Athlete Award Post Graduate Scholarship Team: Richard Moore, Baseball Lisa Flood, Women’s Swimming, 3.71 g.p.a., Psychology Academic All-Star Team: Lisa Angelotti, Basketball; Harold Jensen, Basketball; David Corr, Golf; Anthony Sorrentino, Ice Hockey, 3.82 g.p.a., Accounting Joanne Kehs, Track; Sean O’Neill, Track; Richard Moore, Baseball. Nnenna Lynch Team GPA Award: Women’s Tennis, 3.13 cum. g.p.a. 1984-85 Post Graduate Scholarship Team: Jane Ashton, Track Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association / Volvo Academic All-Star Team 1990-91 Kerry Amen 1989-90 Jeanne O’Connor, Taylor Teresi 1988-89 Jeanne O’Connor, Laura Smelas, Taylor Teresi 1987-88 Mary Beth Lemon, Laura Smelas Villanova Athletic Department Academic Awards (Beginning in May, 1994, Villanova’s Athletic Dept. recognized a male and female senior student-athlete of the year, and presented the Nnenna Lynch Award to the Wildcat team with the top cumulative grade point average.)

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Wildcat ECAC/IC4A Championship Teams VILLANOVA NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP ECAC = Eastern College Athletic Conference TEAMS (16 TITLES) IC4A = Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America Men’s Cross Country (IC4A): 1962, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, Men’s Cross Country: 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970 1971, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1996 All four teams coached by James “Jumbo” Elliott. Men’s Indoor Track (IC4A): 1957, 1958, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1984, Women’s Cross Country: 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1985, 1986 1998; 1989-93 coached by Marty Stern; 1994 coached by John Men’s Outdoor Track (IC4A): 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, Marshall; 1998 coached by Marcus O’Sullivan. 1964, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1978, 1979, 1984 Women’s Cross Country (ECAC): 1982, 1984, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, Men’s Indoor Track and Field: 1968, 1971, 1979 1993, 1994, 1996 All three teams coached by James “Jumbo” Elliott. Women’s Indoor Track (ECAC): 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990 Women’s Softball (ECAC): 1996 Men’s Outdoor Track and Field: 1957 Women’s Soccer (ECAC): 1987, 2000 Coached by James “Jumbo” Elliott. Wildcat CAA Men’s Basketball: 1985 Championship Teams Coached by Rollie Massimino. Men’s Lacrosse: 2009

Wildcat Yankee Conference Wildcat Nit Championship Teams Championship Football Teams Men’s Basketball: 1994 - Coached by Steve Lappas Villanova played in Yankee Conference from 1988-1996.

Co-Champions: 1989, 1991 - Both teams coached by Andy Talley. Wildcat Big East Championship Teams Baseball (regular-season titles): 1988, 1993, 1996 (National Division Wildcat Atlantic 10 Championship title) Football Teams Baseball (Tournament titles): 1989, 1991 Villanova played in Atlantic 10 Conference from 1997-2006. Men’s Basketball (regular-season titles): 1981-82, 1982-83 (tied), 1983- 84 (tied), 1996-97, 2005-06 (tied) Champions: 1997, 2001 - Both teams coached by Andy Talley Men’s Basketball (Tournament titles): 1995 Women’s Basketball (regular-season titles): 1983-84, 1984-85, 1986-87 Women’s Basketball (Tournament titles): 1986, 1987, 2003 Men’s Cross Country: 1983, 1993, 2002 Women’s Cross Country: 1984, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2008 Field Hockey: 1990 Golf: 1985, 1990 Men’s Swimming & Diving: 1981, 1993 Women’s Swimming & Diving: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Men’s Indoor Track & Field: 1983, 1985, 1986 Women’s Indoor Track & Field: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1997, 2000 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field: 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1997, 2000 Women’s Soccer: 2003

Villanova University joined the Big East Conference in men’s sports in the 1980-81 academic year. The Big East Conference added women’s sports in the 1982-83 academic year. When Villanova’s men’s basketball team won the 1985 NCAA Championship, the City of Philadelphia celebrated the victory. Here, the headquarters of Philadelphia Electric Company showed how the Wildcats ranked.

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