DRAGON TALES

Vol 7, No. 3 Official Newsletter of Oneonta State Athletics Spring/Summer 2006

Musu Jackson-Buckner wins national title in leading track & field team

The menʼs and womenʼs track & field teams completed another spring season Junior Chris Salamida Drafted that concluded at the NCAA Div. III national meet with the women finishing tied for third place in the country. The highlight for the Red Dragons was the by Houston Astros first national champion for the program and the collegeʼs first individual national champion in nearly thirty years. In all, Oneonta came back from Benedictine Junior Chris Salamida (Watervliet, NY) got some great news on University with nine All-Americans including five individual and one relay. Senior Musu Jackson-Buckner (Buffalo, NY) led the honorees overall Tuesday, June 6 when he got a phone call from the Houston Astros of winning the 200-meter dash in a time of 23.75, which was the fourth fastest time Major League informing him ever in the event at the Div. III championship meet. For the championships, that they had drafted him in the 13th Jackson-Buckner qualified in three round of the first-year player draft. individual events and one relay and came Salamida, who completed his second home as an All-American in three of the season with Oneonta, was the 399th four. In addition to her accomplishment in the 200, she was second in the 100 meters pick overall. Salamida learned of his and ran a leg on the 400-meter relay that selection via cell phone while he was at finished third. a summer league game. Jackson-Buckner was honored “When I found out, I was previous to the championship meet with her psyched,” said Salamida. “The scout selection as the USTFCCCA Atlantic Region Female Track Athlete of the Year. She also called me to let me know. He said I won the same honor in the SUNYAC after would have to quit the team.” winning three individual events and one After conversations with the relay at the conference championship meet. Astros, Salamida made the decision “This whole experience has been to forgo his senior year at Oneonta unreal,” said Jackson-Buckner. “Before the to begin his career in professional race I told myself that I was not leaving this place without winning. It was the last race baseball. Salamidaʼs first assignment of the day, possibly the last race of my life... in the organization will be in the -Penn League playing for the what better time to be the best than right now?” Tri-City Valley Cats, which plays its home games in the same stadium Jackson-Buckner continued, “Winning the national championship was where Salamida pitched for Hudson Valley Community College prior to the realization that if I put my whole heart into something, anything, I could be transferring to Oneonta State. the best at it.” Salamida becomes only the second player in the history of the Junior Kaitlin OʼSullivan (Syracuse, NY) was next in line equaling Jackson-Buckner with her two individual All-American finishes. OʼSullivan set baseball program to be drafted by a major league ball club and the first school records in both the 800 and 1500 meter runs in placing second and third in 30 years. The distinction of being first went to Roger Weaver ʼ76, respectively. who was drafted in the 16th round by the Detroit Tigers organization. Graduate student Ashlee Robertson (Mechanicville, NY) completed Weaver actually pitched in the big leagues in 1980 for Detroit and went her decorated career with two more All-American honors in the 400 meters and 3-4 with a 4.10 earned run average. the 400 relay. Robertson leaves the program as its all-time leader with seven All- American honors along with holding the school records in the 400, 400 relay and Salamida will be in the starting rotation for the Valley Cats 1600-meter relay. this summer and actually made his debut in a home game against the Rounding out the group of All-Americans for Oneonta was junior Oneonta Tigers on June 22. Despite taking the loss in a 4-3 game, Maureen Verdier (Baldwin, NY) and freshman Melissa Kanterman (Poughquag, he pitched a couple of innings allowing two hits and two runs, both NY). Verdier was a qualifier in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles while both unearned, while striking out two batters and walking two. were part of the 400-relay foursome. “Itʼs something Iʼve always dreamed about and worked The women also won its second straight ECAC outdoor championship this spring and third straight overall including the indoor championship this past towards.” Iʼm going to keep working hard everyday to get better and (continued pg. 2, column 1) (continued pg. 2, column 2)

In This Issue... -- CHAMPS/SAAC recap, pg. 4 -- 2005-2006 Athletic Awards, pg. 5 -- SUNYAC Spring Commissioner’s List and -- Spring Honor Roll, pg. 6 -- Spring Season Recap, pgs. 1 - 3 All-Academic Team, pg. 4 -- 2006 Spring Scoreboard, pg. 7 -- Junior Chris Salamida Drafted by the -- 2006 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees, pg. 5 -- 2006 Fall Schedules, pg. 8 Houston Astros, pg. 1-2 -- Spring Academic All-Americans, pg. 5 -- Spring Athletes of the Week, pg. 3

Dragon 1 Tales March. Jackson-Buckner, who was selected as the Outstanding Female Athlete hope to make the big leagues.” of the Meet, and OʼSullivan, led the way with one individual title each. While playing at Oneonta, Salamida was the teamʼs top starter Though not as deep as last year, the menʼs program was certainly while also playing outfield and being a designated hitter. He compiled not short on talent and awards this spring. Senior Scott Pollard (Spring Valley, NY) and freshman Joe Reed (Rome, NY) led the squad all spring long and each a two-year record of 15-3 in 21 appearances that included 18 starts. He brought home SUNYAC championships. threw six complete games including two shutouts in his last two starts in Reed continued his success from the indoor season to outdoors and a Red Dragon uniform. In 127-2/3 innings he allowed just 70 hits while took home the “double” at the conference championship meet. In taking home a striking out 137 batters. He had a 1.55 earned run average and held double by winning the 100 and 200-meter dashes he defeated two-time defending opponents to a .164 batting average against. SUNYAC champion, Nick Wetherby of Cortland in both events. Pollard defended his 400-meter indoor championship by winning the At the plate Salamida hit .336, collecting 102 hits including outdoor 400 for the first time. He was also a medalist in the 200 meters and the eight home runs. He scored 68 runs, drove in 57 runs and collected 159 1600 relay finishing third and second respectively. total bases. The two-time All-Region and All-SUNYAC selection also stole 34 bases. BASEBALL (31-11) Heʼs ready to be at the next level,” said Oneonta baseball coach Rick Ferchen. “Heʼs the best pitcher Iʼve ever had in my 10 years The baseball team didnʼt suffer any let down in 2006 trying to follow their record-setting season of 2005. This yearʼs squad had to rely on its here. Heʼs got a good fastball thatʼs consistently around 89-90 mph pitching to lead the way to 31 wins and a berth in the ECAC Upstate New York along with a slider, a changeup and an occasional knuckleball. He has championship game. The staff combined to record a 2.73 earned-run average command over all his pitches and he developed the mental toughness while holding opponents to a .223 batting average. this spring to get to the next level.” The leaders of the staff were juniors Chris Salamida (Watervliet, NY) and Erik Weber (Bainbridge, NY). The two combined to win 14 games while striking out 132 batters in 147.2 innings. Salamida led the team in wins (8), strikeouts (75) and ERA (1.70). and many young players and managed to exceed expectations en route to a 10-7 The 2005 season began with a nine-game schedule in Cocoa Beach, record and a third straight ECAC tournament berth. The Red Dragons played in Fla. The Red Dragons played well and returned home with a 7-2 record that many tight games that came down to the final minutes and came out 4-1 in games included a 5-4 win against perennial NCAA decided by one goal. contender Bridgewater State. Senior Mike Oneonta came out of the gate Kuratnick (Apalachin, NY) led the offense strong winning its first three games of the with a 4-for-4 effort including a triple and a season including the first two by a combined run batted in. Salamida pitched six strong four goals. The third win came in the first innings striking out 10 and allowing three road game of the season at Alfred by the hits and one earned run. score of 10-3. After returning north the Red After dropping a pair of games, Dragons traveled west for back-to-back one against nationally ranked Ithaca 9-3 doubleheaders against St. John Fisher and and the second to Eastern Connecticut 5-4, RIT. Oneonta came home 1-3 including Oneonta won back-to-back games to raise its two, one-run losses to RIT in which Oneonta overall record to 5-2. collected only six hits and scoring three A 10-5 loss to Hamilton at home runs. led to three straight wins including a 2-0 Oneonta then got rolling and mark in the SUNYAC as thee end of the ran off eight straight wins all of which regular season approached. The final win of were SUNYAC contests to hit the mid- the streak was a thrilling 9-8 win at Potsdam season mark at 17-5 overall and 8-0 in the where Oneonta held off a late rally by the Brandon Galutz conference. All of Oneontaʼs wins came on Bears to secure the win. the road as they assumed the early season The Red Dragons finished out lead in the SUNYAC by one game over the season going 2-2 in the conference to Matt Harvey Cortland, who was 7-1. qualify in the third slot for the SUNYAC During the second half of the season Oneonta put together a 13-3 tournament. In the semifinals Oneonta was at Cortland and fell 8-5 to end its record with its three losses coming to nationally ranked Ithaca, Cortland and hopes at a conference title. Cortland would win the conference title en route to Plattsburgh. The Red Dragons finished 12-2 in conference play and tied with the NCAA Div. III national championship. its rivals from Cortland. Unfortunately, the loss to Plattsburgh cost Oneonta the Oneontaʼs season would continue in the ECAC tournament as the tiebreaker with Cortland, which meant the conference tournament, would be at third seed and would play at Nazareth in the semifinals. The hosts jumped out to Cortland again this year. a big early lead en route to a 15-5 victory, which ended Oneontaʼs 2006 season. Oneonta opened the SUNYAC tournament against Plattsburgh and Freshman Matt Harvey (Bayshore, NY), who was selected as the the two teams battled to a 1-0 score in favor of the Red Dragons. Salamida out- SUNYAC Rookie of the Year, led the team in scoring with 27 points. Junior dueled Cardinalʼs starter Dan Hoffman in the game despite allowing five hits transfer Pete Glass (Hurley, NY) was second with 25 points including two game- to Hoffmanʼs three. Fortunately for Oneonta one of the three hits was a home winning goals and three man-up goals, which was tied for the team lead with run by Kuratnick that Salamida made stand up in recording the complete-game freshman Troy Lepore (Cortlandt, NY). shutout. Oneontaʼs run ended on the second day with a pair of losses, first to MEN’S TENNIS (11-3) Brockport and then to host Cortland. Against Brockport, the bats were silent in a 4-3 loss and, against Cortland, a five-run fifth inning for the hosts gave them a The menʼs tennis team took a giant 7-3 lead en route to a 14-3 win. leap forward this season under second-year Next up for Oneonta was New Paltz in the semifinals of the ECAC coach, Bill May, putting together an 11-3 tournament at home. Salamida pitched another gem, this time a two-hit shutout dual-match record during the year. The with seven strikeouts in a 1-0 win. Oneonta scored a single run in the bottom of team played many of the top teams from the seventh, which was all they needed with Salamida in command. Kuratnick around the region along with a few NAIA figured in the decision again with an infield hit that drove in the lone run for the and Div. II schools thrown into the mix. Red Dragons. The year began at the Flower City In the championship game Oneonta battled RIT to a 1-1 score through Tournament hosted by the University of five innings before the visitors scored four runs in the sixth to take the lead. Rochester back in September. The Red Still trailing 8-2 entering their last at-bat, Oneonta rallied with six Dragons dropped its opening match to the runs to force extra innings. The game-tying hit came from Salamida, who hit a hosts, which put them into the consolation two-run double with two outs. th side of the tournament. Oneonta was able to The game would continue to the 11 inning where RIT scored four bounce back and win its final two matches runs and then held Oneonta scoreless to leave town with a 12-8 win. against Hobart and RIT to come back 2-1. Junior Brandon Galutz (Cortland, NY) led Oneonta offensively with The next competition for Oneonta a .377 average. He also led the team in hits (49), doubles (17), RBIs (28), home was the ECAC North Tournament at Vassar runs (5) and total bases (85). College during the final weekend of the MEN’S (10-7) Eric Bratt month. The Red Dragons finished tied

The menʼs lacrosse team entered the season with many new faces (continued pg. 3, column 1) Dragon 2 Tales for fifth place with 11.5 points. Freshman Joseph Erwin (East Quogue, NY) Oneonta went 2-2 including a 10-5 loss to #17 in the country, at the time, led the way on the weekend in singles play. He advanced all the way into the Moravian. championship match at fifth singles before falling to the top seed in the flight in At the Sea Gull Classic hosted by Salisbury, Oneonta came home straight sets. 1-3 including a loss to the #2 team in the country Salisbury. The Red Dragons Oneonta did send senior co-captains Eric Bratt (Roslyn, NY) and opened the tournament with a 3-2 win against Cabrini before dropping its final Matt Deitch (Monroe, NY) to the ITA regional tournament at Vassar. Bratt won three games. a first-round singles match before falling in the round of 32. Deitch lost his After Oneonta dropped a pair to #19 Plattsburgh, the Red Dragons opening match, but did win a match in the consolation draw that finished his found themselves in a battle to qualify for the SUNYAC tournament with eight singles play. games remaining in conference play. Fortunately, four of those games were The two also played in the doubles draw and lost their qualifying against the two teams they were battling with for the sixth and final spot. match. Oneonta left no doubt as they swept both Oswego and New Paltz The spring season began in Florida where the men went 1-2 overall to gain the tiebreak advantage if necessary and went on to finish 10-10 in the against some strong competition. Oneonta won its first match of the trip against SUNYAC. The clinching games for Oneonta came against Potsdam when they Warner Southern before dropping its final two matches against Florida Institute swept the Bears at home by the scores of 7-2 and 9-1. of Technology and St. Leo. In the conference tournament Oneonta was done on the first day with Call it home cookinʼ or the cold weather of the northeast, but as losses to Plattsburgh and Cortland. soon as the team returned north, they did not lose another match for the rest of Senior Michelle Norwich (Mohawk, NY) and junior Allison Bandos the spring. The Red Dragons steam-rolled through teams en route to a season- (Hagaman, NY) led the team in hitting .354 and .353 respectively. Norwich was ending win streak of eight matches. Five of the eight wins were convincing 7-0 also first in doubles (11), RBIs (28) and total bases (65). matches for Oneonta including a shutout of cross-city rival Hartwick. Bratt finished the year leading the Oneonta in wins with 12 followed by sophomore Ryan Pettus (Kingston, NY) who won 10 matches. Freshman Shota Kanzaki (Yokohama-City Kahagawa, Japan) finished the spring 7-0 after joining the team in January. WOMEN’S LACROSSE (6-11)

The womenʼs lacrosse team began the 2006 spring with the intentions of rebounding from the previous yearʼs disappointing showing while also making a return to the SUNYAC tournament. The team definitely had an improved season overall with many new faces and also made the conference tournament. Oneonta jumped out to a 2-0 start with wins against Lynchburg and Utica. The Red Dragons showed some offense in picking up the wins combining for 36 goals in the two wins. Oneonta then hit a rough patch dropping its next six straight games including a 16-15 loss versus Rensselaer in sudden-victory overtime. In the middle of April the Red NCAA Third Place Team Dragons won its final four games of the Oneonta State Women’s Track & Field season in a five-game stretch. All the wins came in the SUNYAC, which assured the Jessica Garabedian Red Dragons that they would be in the conference tournament. In the SUNYAC tournament Oneonta played Geneseo and fell by the close score of 13-11. Oneonta only trailed 7-5 at halftime and quickly tied the score at 8-8 with a 3-1 run in the first eight minutes of the second half. Spring Athletes of the Week The wheels seemed to fall off after that with Geneseo running off five unanswered goals over the next 10 minutes to take a 13-8 lead. March 13 Ashlee Robertson Oneonta made it interesting with three straight goals of its own, the Musu Jackson-Buckner Track & Field final one coming with under three minutes left. Track & Field The Red Dragons had three players with thirty or more goals this Pete Glass - Lacrosse April 24 spring led by senior Jess Garabedianʼs (Baldwin, NY) 52. Junior Erin Maybeck Allison Bandos, Softball (Huntington, NY) and sophomore Kristin OʼLeary (Huntington Station, NY) scored 36 and 31 goals respectively. March 20 Shota Kanzaki, Tennis Brandon Galutz, Baseball SOFTBALL (19-21) Chris Salamida, Baseball May 1 Musu Jackson-Buckner The 2006 softball season was March 27 Track & Field a roller coaster ride of sorts with the team never being able to break out of win-a-few, Eric Bratt, Tennis Joe Reed, Track & Field lose-a-few. Even though they were able to Brian Tricoles, Lacrosse put together a six-game win streak towards May 8 the end of the season, they just couldnʼt April 3 Chris Salamida, Baseball seem to carry the momentum into the Chris Brew, Baseball Shaun Goodman, Tennis conference tournament as they had in recent Brandon Galutz, Baseball years. The season began with a pair Athletes of the Year of doubleheaders on the road at Mary April 10 Musu Jackson-Buckner Washington and Christopher Newport on Jessica Garabedian Track & Field/Field Hockey Feb. 28 and Mar. 1 respectively. Oneonta Lacrosse Eric Bratt, /Tennis ended up splitting both to start the season 2- Erik Weber, Baseball 2. In both doubleheaders Oneonta dropped the first game and came back to win the second game. April 17 The next two weekends Kaitlin OʼSullivan Oneonta traveled south to Virginia Beach Michelle Norwich Track & Field and Salisbury to participate in tournament action. At the Atlantic versus East Challenge hosted by Virginia Wesleyan, Dragon 3 Tales CHAMPS/SAAC News

For the past two Spring semesters, the student-athletes of Oneonta State have SPRING 2006 SUNYAC COMMISSIONER’S LIST/ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM sold raffle tickets to benefit the American Cancer Society Relay for Life but this Springʼs fund raiser would take on a whole new meaning when one of our very CL AA Name Yr Sport Major X Erik Arfsten Jr Baseball Adolescence Education own student-athletes, senior Eileen Flood of the womenʼs basketball team was X Scott Banks So Tennis Adolescence Education diagnosed with Hodgkinʼs Disease Stage II. Although diagnosed in February, the X Janelle Bashant So Track & Field Biology X Ashley Beebe So Basketball Childhood Education news did not reach the family of athletics until mid-March. X Elizabeth Branham Sr Basketball Psychology At the March 22 SAAC meeting, as SAAC Advisor Colleen Cashman X X Eric Bratt Sr Basketball/Tennis Psychology X X Hilary Brosnihan Jr Track & Field Computer Art addressed the representatives of the Relay for Life raffle, she broke the news that X Laura Burger Sr Lacrosse Mathematics this yearʼs fund raiser would take on a whole new meaning as one of their own X Michelle Burling Sr Swimming & Diving Accounting X X Lindsay Butcher Sr Swimming & Diving Psychology student-athletes had just been diagnosed with cancer. The SAAC representatives X John Carberry Fr Lacrosse Undeclared were then issued the challenge of rallying their teams to sell more tickets than X X David Carroll Sr Wrestling Biology X X Kathleen Carroll Jr Swimming & Diving Meteorology they ever had to donate the money this year in honor of Eileen. X Joseph Chester Fr Tennis Criminal Justice The athletic teams responded by raising $2160.00, their highest total X X Jeremy Cline Jr Track & Field Music Industry X X Sean Coffey Sr Basketball Communication Studies yet! This money was then donated at the Binghamton Relay for Life held in X Jessica Csakany Fr Basketball Childhood Education June. X Richard DeCarr Jr Track & Field Childhood Education X Eric Decker Fr Wrestling Biology Although some might think that this was good enough to help the X Matthew Deitch Sr Tennis Business Economics cause; SAAC President Amanda Villari organized the Spring community service X Emery Dergosits So Swimming & Diving Childhood Education X X Gabrielle Doemel Sr Basketball Psychology project for SAAC representatives as an all you can eat contest to benefit Flood. X Melinda Dolezal Fr Track & Field Music Industry Soon, flyers could be seen posted around campus for the HOT! HOT! HOT! X X Kyle Dresser Sr Track & Field Environmental Science X X Hope Eaton Jr Lacrosse Child & Family Studies eating contest sponsored by Sodexho and the OAS College store. X Alicia Ellis Fr Basketball Business Economics On Wednesday, May 3 in Wilsbach dining hall the community of X Bryan Fadel Jr Swimming & Diving Mass Communications X Nicholas Ferrucci Fr Lacrosse Music Industry Oneonta State came together as residence X X Eileen Flood Sr Basketball Adolescence Education halls, fraternity members and athletes X Katherine Fox Fr Track & Field English X Lindsey Fraser So Swimming & Diving Family & Consumer Sciences squared off in a hot dog eating contest and a X X David Friedberg Jr Wrestling Biology hot wing eating contest. The dining hall was X Brandon Galutz Jr Baseball Childhood Education X Jessica Garabedian Sr Lacrosse Adolescence Education packed with shoulder-to-shoulder people X Shawn Gillespie So Swimming & Diving English cheering on the contestants and many could X Shaun Goodman Sr Tennis Professional Accounting X X Kerry Gramlich Jr Track & Field Human Ecology be seen dropping money into the donation X X Alyssa Greenbaum So Lacrosse Communication Studies buckets being passed around by SAAC X X Elizabeth Hamilton Jr Swimming & Diving Music Industry X Michael Hamilton Fr Wrestling Adolescence Education representatives. X X Kyle Hauptfleisch Sr Wrestling Physics In just one hour over $650 was X X Sarah Humiston Jr Swimming & Diving Art X X Musu Jackson-Buckner Sr Track & Field English raised in Floodʼs honor to once again be X Adam Johnson Fr Lacrosse Adolescence Education donated to the American Cancer Society. X Shota Kanzaki Fr Tennis Undeclared X Richard Kardas Fr Track & Field Computer Science Unbeknownst to anyone, Flood had made X David Kelly Jr Wrestling Computer Science arrangements to attend the contest, and in X Alisandra Kosinski So Track & Field English X X Erica Krisak Jr Lacrosse Biology a surprise move took the microphone to X Michael Kuratnik Sr Baseball Adolescence Education say a few words to the crowd expressing X Tom Locke Jr Baseball Adolescence Education Eileen Flood X Nicolas Martino So Baseball Criminal Justice her thanks and appreciation for attending X Joseph Melecio Jr Swimming & Diving Music and participating in the fundraiser. Flood said she was touched by the number X Sarah Millspaugh Sr Swimming & Diving Childhood Education X X Walter Moore So Wrestling Adolescence Education of students who showed their support by attending the event. “Itʼs so moving X Michael Moran Jr Swimming & Diving Meteorology to have so many people behind me.” Flood said. “Itʼs like an entire community X X Sarah Morey So Lacrosse Human Ecology X Nicholas Murray Fr Lacrosse Criminal Justice is rooting me on.” She is currently in the last rounds of her chemotherapy X Latisha Nero Fr Track & Field Childhood Education treatments and her spirits are high. X X Michelle Norwich Sr Softball Childhood Education X X Kaitlin OʼSullivan Jr Track & Field French In other news, the athletes of Oneonta State were once again honored X X Justin Palermo Sr Track & Field English by the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators for the fourth X David Paquette Jr Baseball Adolescence Education X Aaron Payne So Track & Field Biology time in five years for their community service project of donating Christmas X Julie Peltier So Track & Field Childhood Education gifts to the Migrant Education Outreach Program. In the category of On-Going X Kristin Ploettner Jr Basketball Music Industry X Christine Podgorski Fr Basketball Adolescence Education Project or Activity, Oneonta State Athletics was given the Honorable Mention X Scott Pollard Sr Track & Field Earth Science award. The gifts purchased for the migrant workers children represented over X Angelo Posilico So Track & Field Biology X Ashlee Robertson Sr Track & Field Adolescence Education $1000.00 in donated money from approximately 400 student-athletes allowing X Kristin Roginski Sr Softball Criminal Justice 21 families to celebrate Christmas. Each year the athletic teams at Oneonta X X Nicholas Ryan Jr Wrestling Mass Communications X Jay Samant Fr Tennis Adolescence Education State are involved in numerous, diverse community service events to help those X X Nicholas Scalfone Jr Track & Field Biology in need, but this event is by far one of the most fulfilling to our student-athletes. X Shannon Smith So Softball Childhood Education th X Heather Snyder Jr Track & Field Mass Communications On February 11 , student-athletes from many teams participated in the American X Danielle Soltis Fr Swimming & Diving Undeclared Heart Association Heart Run/Walk held in the Alumni Field House Dewar Arena. X Kerri Swails Fr Basketball Adolescence Education X X Brittney Tobin Jr Lacrosse Biology This event coordinated by Tracey Ranieri, Associate Director of Athletics and X X Danielle Ulanowski So Swimming & Diving Music Industry head womenʼs soccer coach has raised over $7000 for the past two years. X X Maureen Verdier Jr Track & Field Political Science X David Weinberg Sr Tennis Computer Art Stay tuned for more CHAMPS/SAAC news in the 2006 Fall edition X Devan Witman Fr Wrestling Childhood Education of Dragon Tales including “Kicking Your Class” to be held on September 3rd! X Mallory Wright Jr Track & Field History X Ryan Zimmer Fr Tennis Mass Communications CL = Commissionerʼs List; AA = All-Academic Team

Dragon 4 Tales 2006 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees 2005-2006 Athletic Awards

Yr. ...Name ...... Sport ...... Major Fred Puritz First-Year Athletes of the Year Joe Reed, Track & Field Sr. ....Hilary Brosnihan .... Track & Field/X-Country Computer Art Shannon Weir, Basketball

Jr. ....Cornelius Campbell Lacrosse ...... Adolescent Ed/Math Valor Awards Jr. ....Jeremy Cline ...... Track & Field Music Industry/Business Dave Ballard, Wrestling Melissa Donohue, Basketball Jr. ....Richard DeCarr ...... Track & Field ...... Childhood Ed Jr. ....Ashley Gerace ...... Volleyball ...... Adolescent Ed/Earth Sci. G. Hal Chase Awards Sean Coffey, Basketball Jr. ....Elizabeth Hamilton . Swimming/Diving ...... Music Industry Amanda Villari, XC/Track & Field

Jr. ....Sarah Humiston ...... Swimming/Diving ...... Art Most Outstanding Single Performance Awards Sr...... Adrianne Jackson-Buckner Peter Millspaugh, Swimming & Diving Erik Weber, Baseball ...... Track & Field/Field Hockey ...... English Gabrielle Doemel, Basketball Jr. ....Joseph Macura ...... Cross Country ...... Psychology Women’s Soccer Starting Defense Laura Morcone, Megan Putnam Sr...... MacMillan Mbantenkhu Colleen Wolbert, Sarah Tauber

...... Soccer ...... Biology Male Scholar-Athlete Award Sr. ....Michelle Norwich .... Softball ...... Childhood Ed Kyle Hauptfleisch, Wrestling

Jr. ....Kaitlin O’ Sullivan .. Track & Field/X-Country ...... French Lee Abbot Female Scholar-Athlete Award Jr. ....Nicholas Scalfone .... Track & Field/X-Country ...... Biology Jessica Garabedian, Lacrosse Sr...... Mark Seigars ...... Cross Country Athletes of the Year Eric Bratt, Basketball/Tennis ...... Adolescent Ed./Biology Musu Jackson-Buckner, Track & Field/Field Hockey Jr. ....Corinne Tisei ...... Soccer ...... Communication Studies Ross Cordell Award Sr. ....Justine Trybendis .... Field Hockey ...... English John Speranzi, Dave Ranieri

THREE ONEONTA STATE ATHLETES EARN Association (USTFCCCA) Atlantic Region Female Track Athlete of the Year SPRING ACADEMIC ACCOLADES last week. Her career line includes being a six time All-American, six time Jackson-Buckner, Robertson and Garabedian selected as ECAC Champion, and 17 time SUNYAC Champion. Academic All-Americans Off of the track Jackson-Buckner has maintained a high level of excellence in the classroom earning numerous academic accolades. This ONEONTA, N.Y.—ESPN the Magazine released its spring spring she was named the SUNYAC Chancellor Scholar Athlete in womenʼs Academic All-American teams today and Oneonta State had three athletes track and field, a NYS Womenʼs Collegiate Athletic Association Scholar- earn national honors for their outstanding accomplishments on-and-off the Athlete and inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma – the national college athlete playing fields. SeniorsJessica Garabedian (Baldwin, NY/Baldwin), Musu honor society. She has been a multiple-time SUNYAC Commissionerʼs Jackson-Buckner (Buffalo, NY/The Buffalo Seminar) and graduate student List and All-Academic Team honoree and will pursue a masterʼs degree at Ashlee Robertson (Mechanicville, NY/Shenendehowa) were honored. The Syracuse University this fall. three selections for Oneonta completes a 2005-06 year in which a total of four Robertson capped an outstanding career as a member of the track athletes earned national honors and brings the overall total to 11. and field team this spring by returning from the NCAA championship meet Garabedian, who was selected to the second team At-Large, closed with All-American honors in the 400 meters and the 400 relay to give her out her collegiate career this spring with the best season of her career, scoring seven for her career, the most ever by an Oneonta State athlete. Along with a team high 52 goals and registering seven assists. A two-year team captain, being a seven time All-American her career statistics include being a five time Garabedian was a first team All-Region and All-SUNYAC selection this ECAC Champion and 14 time SUNYAC Champion. spring. For her career she finished with 123 goals and 14 assists, giving her Academically Robertson has also put together an impressive 137 career points. resume earning numerous academic honors over her career. A first semester Off of the field Garabedian has found success earning countless graduate student this spring, Robertson graduated from the college this past academic honors during her four-years at Oneonta. This spring she was December with a degree in Elementary Education. Her academic accolades named the 2005-2006 Oneonta State Female Scholar Athlete of the Year for include being recognized as a NYS Womenʼs Collegiate Athletic Association the second straight year along with being named the SUNYAC Womenʼs Scholar-Athlete in the spring of 2005, being recognized by the college as one Lacrosse Chancellor Scholar-Athlete for the second straight year. Earlier this of itʼs “Best and Brightest”, earning SUNYAC Commissionerʼs list and All- spring she was recognized as one of the top overall students in the SUNY Academic team multiple times and being inducted into the National Student system by receiving a SUNY Chancellorʼs Award for Academic Excellence. Athletes Honor Society-Chi Alpha Sigma. Jackson-Buckner and Robertson have been the dynamic duo for ESPN The Magazine sponsors the Academic All-America Oneonta State track & field during the last two years, so itʼs only fitting to program, and the CoSIDA Board and members of the Academic All-America have them selected together to the ESPN the Magazine track & field second Committee, which amounts to just over 100 total voters, select the National team. Team. To be eligible for the national ballot, the student-athlete had to be Jackson-Buckner capped her collegiate running career this spring selected to its Districtʼs first team. Nominations for the District team are with a National Championship in the 200 meters at the NCAA Division III submitted by each athleteʼs Sports Information Directors based on the Track and Field Championships at Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois. nominees accumulating at least a 3.2 GPA while being a starter or significant She also returned from Illinois with national runner-up honors in the 100 contributor to their team. meters and a third place finish as a member of the 400 meter relay, earning All-American honors in all three events. Along with her accolades from the NCAA meet she was named the US Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches

Dragon 5 Tales Spring Honor Roll Team Ashlee Robertson ’05 ....ECAC tournament participant ....SUNYAC Champion, 400, 400 relay, 1600 Baseball relay Women’s Lacrosse ....SUNYAC medalist, 200 (2nd), 400, 400 relay, Brandon Galutz ’07 1600 relay st ....SUNYAC Player of the Week 4/3 Jessica Garabedian ’06 ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team st nd nd ....SUNYAC Player of the Week 5/1 ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team ....ECAC medalist, 400 (2 ), 400 relay (2 ), rd ....ECAC Player of the Week 5/1 ....SUNYAC Lacrosse Chancellor’s Award 1600 relay (3 ) st ....NCBWA Honorable Mention Hitter of the ....IWLCA All-Region 1 Team ....NCAA qualifier, 200, 400, 400 relay th Week 5/4 ....NCAA All-American, 400 (6 ), 400 relay rd ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team Alyssa Greenbaum ’08 (3 ) st ....ABCA All-Region 2nd Team ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team ....IWLCA All-Region 2nd Team Kaitlin O’Sullivan ’07 Erik Weber ’07 ....SUNYAC Champion, 800, steeplechase, ....SUNYAC Pitcher of the Week 4/10 Erin Maybeck ’07 1600 relay nd ....ECAC Pitcher of the Week 4/10 ....SUNYAC All-Conference 2 Team ....SUNYAC medalist, 800, steeplechase, 1600 ....SUNYAC Pitcher of the Week 5/1 ....SUNYAC All-Tournament Team relay nd st ....ECAC Pitcher of the Week 5/1 ....IWLCA All-Region 2 Team ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team ....NCBWA Honorable Mention Pitcher of ....ECAC Champion, 1500 rd rd the Week 5/4 Jenna Van Etten ’08 ....ECAC medalist, 800 (3 ), 1600 relay (3 ) ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team ....SUNYAC All-Tournament Team ....NCAA qualifier, 800, 1500 nd rd ....ABCA All-Region 2nd Team ....NCAA All-American, 800 (2 ), 1500 (3 ) Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Chris Brew ’06 Maureen Verdier ’07 ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team Joe Reed ’09 ....SUNYAC Champion, 400 IH, 400 relay, ....SUNYAC Champion, 100 & 200 1600 relay nd Chris Salamida ’07 ....SUNYAC Medalist, 100, 200, 1600 relay ....SUNYAC medalist, 100 (2 ), 400 IH, 400 st ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team relay, 1600 relay th nd st ....ABCA All-Region 2nd Team ....ECAC medalist, 200 (6 ) & 1600 relay (2 ) ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1 Team ....ECAC medalist, 400 IH (3rd), 400 relay nd rd Mike Kuratnick ’06 Scott Pollard ’06 (2 ), 1600 relay (3 ) ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team ....SUNYAC Champion, 400 ....NCAA qualifier, 400 IH, 400 relay ....SUNYAC medalist, 400, 200, 1600 relay ....NCAA All-American, 400 relay (3rd) nd Thomas Colt ’07 ....ECAC medalist, 1600 relay (2 ) ....SUNYAC All-Conference 2nd Team Melissa Kanterman ’09 Matt Durkin ’07 ....SUNYAC Champion, 400 relay, 1600 relay rd rd Rick Ferchen ....SUNYAC medalist, 3000 steeplechase ....SUNYAC medalist, 100 (3 ), 200 (3 ), 400 ....SUNYAC Coach of the Year relay, 1600 relay Eric Theiss ‘08 ....ECAC medalist, 400 relay (2nd) Team ....SUNYAC medalist, 1600 relay ....NCAA qualifier, 400 relay nd rd ECAC Upstate Tournament runner-up ....ECAC medalist, 1600 relay (2 ) ....NCAA All-American, 400 relay (3 )

Softball Adam Remillard ’07 Janine Sacca ’09 ....SUNYAC medalist, 1600 relay ....ECAC medalist, 1600 relay (3rd) nd Michelle Norwich ‘06 ....ECAC medalist, 1600 relay (2 ) ....SUNYAC Player of the Week 5/1 Team ....SUNYAC All-Conference Jeremy Cline ’07 ....ECAC Champions ....NFCA Regional All-American 3rd Team ....SUNYAC medalist, javelin ....NCAA Div. III Third Place Team (tied) Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Miscellaneous Allison Bandos ’07 ....SUNYAC All-Conference Musu Jackson-Buckner ’06 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District 1 st Shannon Egan ’08 ....SUNYAC Champion, 100, 200, TJ, 400 relay ....Jessica Garabedian, 1 Team At-Large st ....SUNYAC All-Conference ....SUNYAC Outstanding Female Track Athlete ....Kyle Hauptfleisch, 1 Team At-Large of the Year ....Musu Jackson-Buckner, 1st Team XC/Track Men’s Lacrosse ....SUNYAC medalist, 100, 200, TJ, 400 relay ....Ashlee Robertson, 1st Team XC/Track ....SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team Tyler Dunne ’08 ....SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week, May 1 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans nd ....SUNYAC All-Conference 2nd Team ....ECAC Track Athlete of the Week, May 1 ....Jessica Garabedian, 2 Team At-Large ....SUNYAC Track Chancellor’s Award ....Musu Jackson-Buckner, 2nd Team XC/ Matt Harvey ’08 ....ECAC Champion, 200 Track & Field nd ....SUNYAC All-Conference HM ....ECAC Meet, Most Outstanding Female ....Ashlee Robertson, 2 Team XC/Track & ....SUNYAC Rookie of the Year Track Athlete of the Meet Field ....ECAC medalist, 100 (2nd), TJ (6th), 400 relay nd Paul Reisner ’08 (2 ) NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship ....SUNYAC All-Conference HM ....NCAA qualifier, 100, 200 TJ, 400 relay Musu Jackson-Buckner ....USTFCCCA Atlantic Female Track Athlete of Greg Van Remmen ’06 the Year ....SUNYAC All-Tournament Team ....NCAA National Champion, 200 ....NCAA All-American, 100 (2nd), 200, 400 relay rd Neal Campbell ’07 (3 ) ....SUNYAC All-Tournament Team

Dragon 6 Tales 2006 Spring Scoreboard

Baseball Softball Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach: Rick Ferchen Head Coach: Deanna Parks Head Coach: Laura Moan 31-11/12-2 SUNYAC 19-21/10-10 SUNYAC 6-11/4-3 SUNYAC

Date....Opponent ...... Result Date....Opponent ...... Result Date....Opponent ...... Result 3/11.....vs. Ursinus# ...... W, 3-0 2/28 ....at Mary Washington (2) ...... L, 0-1/W, 4-3 2/26 ....Lynchburg!...... W, 17-6 3/12 ....vs. City College of New York# ...... W, 17-3 3/1 ...... at Christopher Newport (2) ...... L, 4-7/W, 6-4 3/8 ...... at Utica...... W, 19-14 3/12 ....vs. Washington MD#...... L, 5-9 3/3 ...... vs. Albright#...... W, 9-8 3/10 ....RENSSELAER ...... L, 15-16 OTSV 3/13 ....vs. LaRoche College# ...... W, 4-3 3/3 ...... vs. Eastern Mennonite#...... L, 0-4 3/16 ....at Hartwick...... L, 9-15 3/14 ....vs. Mayville State College# ...... L, 2-4 3/4 ...... vs. Moravian# ...... L, 5-10 3/18 ....at St. John Fisher...... L, 8-17 3//15 ...vs. Bridgewater State# ...... W, 5-4 3/4 ...... vs. Wilkes#...... W, 5-2 3/25 ....at Hamilton...... L, 4-14 3/16 ....vs. Medaille College# ...... W, 3-1 3/10 ....vs. Cabrini$...... W, 3-2 4/1 ...... at Rochester...... L, 11-15 3/17 ....vs. Ursinus# ...... W, 15-4 3/10 ....at Salisbury$...... L, 3-8 4/5 ...... at Skidmore ...... L, 10-21 3/18 ....vs. Medaille College# ...... W, 4-3 (11) 3/11.....vs. Christopher Newport$ ...... L, 1-9 (5) 4/8 ...... FREDONIA* ...... W, 17-11 3/25 ....at St. John Fisher ...... L, 6-9/W, 3-2 4/11.....CORTLAND*...... L, 8-19 3/26 ....at RIT ...... L, 2-3 / 1-2 4/15...... BUFFALO STATE*...... W, 14-10 3/29 ....UTICA ...... W, 4-3 4/19...... POTSDAM* ...... W, 17-5 3/31 ....at SUNYIT* (2) W, 12-11(10)/W, 5-1 4/22...... at Oswego*...... W, 10-8OT2 4/2 ...... at New Paltz* (2) .... W, 11-6/W, 10-4 4/25...... at Geneseo*...... L, 11-18 4/8 ...... at Brockport* (2)...... W, 5-2/W, 4-2 4/29...... at Brockport* ...... L, 12-18 4/9 ...... at Fredonia* (2)...... W, 6-4/W, 7-1 5/2...... at Union...... L, 10-18 4/11.....ITHACA...... L, 4-7 5/5...... vs Geneseo# ...... L, 11-13 4/12 ....at Cazenovia...... W, 15-1 *SUNYAC Game 4/14 ....ST. JOSEPHʼS ...... W, 2-1 !at College of Notre Dame (MD) 4/15 ....PLATTSBURGH* (2)..L, 2-6/W, 9-4 #SUNYAC Tournament semifinals at 4/18 ....at Union...... W, 4-2 ...... Cortland 4/19 ....at Hartwick...... W, 7-4 4/25 ....HAMILTON...... W, 15-1 4/26 ....CORTLAND* (2) ...... L, 0-3/W, 3-1 Tennis 4/27 ....OSWEGO* (2)...... W, 8-5/W, 8-1 Head Coach: William May 4/30 ....UNION (2)...... W, 5-4/W, 10-0 11-3 5/3 ...... HARTWICK ...... W, 9-0 5/5 ...... vs Plattsburgh$...... W, 1-0 Date.....Opponent ...... Result 5/6 ...... vs Brockport$...... L, 3-4 9/17...... vs. Rochester!...... L, 0-5 5/6 ...... at Cortland$...... L, 3-14 9/17...... vs. Hobart!...... W, 4-3 5/19 ....NEW PALTZ^...... W, 1-0 9/18...... vs. RIT! ...... W, 7-0 5/20 ....RIT^^ ...... L, 8-12 (11) 9/23-25 ECAC Tournament at Vassar *SUNYAC Game ...... T – 5th, 11.5 pts. #Spring Trip to Cocoa Beach, Florida 9/30- ....ITA Tournament at Vassar $SUNYAC tournament at Cortland – 10/2...... Non-Scoring ...... double elimination 2/27...... at Warner Southern#...... W, 7-0 ^ECAC Tournament semifinals 3/1...... at Florida Inst of Tech# ...... L, 1-6 ^^ECAC Tournament final 3/2...... at Saint Leo# ...... L, 2-5 3/11...... at Le Moyne ...... W, 4-3 3/25...... at Elmira...... W, 7-0 Men’s Lacrosse 3/30...... at Ithaca...... W, 4-3 Head Coach: Stewart Moan 4/8...... ST. JOHN FISHER ...... W, 7-0 10-7/4-2 SUNYAC 4/19...... UTICA ...... W, 7-0 4/20...... at Hartwick...... W, 7-0 Date....Opponent ...... Result 4/26...... at Oswego...... W, 7-0 3/4 ...... RENSSELAER ...... W, 7-6 5/5...... RENSSELAER ...... W, 5-2 3/8 ...... SCRANTON...... W, 11-8 !Flower City Tournament 3/11.....at Alfred ...... W, 10-3 #Spring Trip to Florida 3/15 ....ITHACA...... L, 3-9 3/19 ....vs E. Conn State (at WNEC)....L, 4-5 3/22 ....ELMIRA ...... W, 12-7 Outdoor Track & Field 3/25 ....at Elizabethtown...... W, 9-5 3/11.....vs. Wilkes$...... L, 1-9 (5) Head Coach: Matt LoPiccolo 3/29 ....HAMILTON...... L, 5-10 3/29 ....RUSSELL SAGE...... W, 4-0/W, 8-0 (5) 4/1 ...... MONTCLAIR STATE ...... W, 14-7 3/31 ....at Brockport* (2)...... L, 0-5/L, 1-7 Date....Opponent ...... Result 4/8 ...... BROCKPORT*...... W, 12-6 4/1 ...... at Geneseo* (2) ...... L, 1-4/L, 3-4 (9) 4/8 ...... at Richard Stockton Invit ...... non scoring meet 4/12 ....at Potsdam*...... W, 9-8 4/8 ...... at Fredonia* (2)...... W, 5-4/W, 10-0(5) 4/14 ....at Pomona-Pitzer (CA) Invit ...... non scoring meet 4/14 ....at Cortland*...... L, 7-13 4/9 ...... at Buffalo State* (2)...... L, 1-2/L, 1-6 4/15 ....Soka (CA) Twilight Meet...... non scoring meet 4/22 ....OSWEGO* ...... W, 7-6 OT 4/11.....SUNYIT* (2) ...... W, 8-5/W, 7-4 4/22 ....ONEONTA STATE INVITATIONAL ...... cancelled 4/26 ....at Plattsburgh* ...... W, 9-8 4/15 ....PLATTSBURGH* (2)...... L, 0-5/L, 2-8 4/28- ...SUNYAC Championship Meet...... M – 5th, 64 pts 4/29 ....at Geneseo*...... L, 7-12 4/19 ....at Hartwick (2) ...... W, 5-1/W, 14-2(5) 29...... at Brockport ...... W – 3rd, 134.5 pts 5/3 ...... at Cortland#...... L, 5-8 4/21 ....OSWEGO* (2)...... W, 7-6/W, 9-2 5/6 ...... ONEONTA STATE MAY MEET .....M – 2nd, 57 pts 5/12 ....at Nazareth$ ...... L, 5-15 4/25 ....at New Paltz* (2) ...... W, 6-4(8)/W, 9-8 ...... W – 1st, 94 pts *SUNYAC game 4/28 ....CORTLAND* (2) ...... L, 2-12(5)/L. 0-8(5) 5/13 .... Last Chance ...... non scoring meet #SUNYAC Tournament semifinals 4/29 ....POTSDAM* (2)...... W, 7-2/W, 9-1(5) 5/15 ....Villanova Tuppeny Twilight...... non scoring meet $ECAC Tournament semifinals 5/2 ...... UNION (2)...... L, 1-3/L, 9-12 5/18- ...ECAC Championship Meet ...... M – 22nd, 13 pts 5/4 ...... at Plattsburgh% ...... L, 2-5 19...... at Springfield College ...... W – 1st, 67 pts 5/4 ...... vs Cortland%...... L, 0-9(5) 5/25- ...NCAA Championship Meet...... W – T3rd, 41 pts *SUNYAC Game 27...... at Benedictine University #Atlantic vs. East Challenge (Virginia Beach) $Sea Gull Classic (Salisbury, MD) %SUNYAC Tournament at Plattsburgh 24-Hour Sports Hotline 607-436-2425

Dragon 7 Tales 2006 Fall Schedules

Men’s Soccer Women’s Tennis Field Hockey Head Coach: Iain Byrne Head Coach: William May Head Coach: Lauren Weiner

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Day....Date ..... Opponent...... Time Day....Date ..... Opponent(s) ...... Time Day....Date ..... Opponent...... Time Fri...... 1 ..... at Clarkson# ...... 4:00 pm Fri...... 1 ..... NEW PALTZ ...... 3:30 pm Sat ...... 2 ..... vs St. Lawrence# ...... 1:30 pm Sat ...... 2 ..... vs St. Lawrence# ...... 12:00 pm Sat ...... 2 ..... PLATTSBURGH...... 11:00 am Sun ...... 3 ..... vs Scranton#...... 1:30 pm Sat ...... 9 ..... vs Stevens Institute$...... 5:00 pm Sun ...... 3 ..... POTSDAM...... 11:00 am Sat ...... 9 ..... at Manhattanville...... 1:00 pm Sun ...... 10 ..... Elizabethtown Tournament ...... 2/4 pm Tue ...... 5 ..... at Cortland...... 4:00 pm Sun ...... 10 ..... at Muhlenberg ...... 12:00 pm Sat ...... 16 ..... vs NYU% ...... 5:00 pm Sat ...... 9 ..... at St. John Fisher...... 1:00 pm Thu ...... 14 ..... RENSSELAER ...... 7:00 pm Sun ...... 17 ..... vs NY City Tech%...... 1:30 pm Sun ...... 10 ..... at Brockport...... 12:00 pm Sat ...... 16 ..... GENESEO*...... 1:00 pm Sat ...... 23 ..... at FDU-Madison...... 1:00 pm Wed ...... 13 ..... LE MOYNE ...... 3:30 pm Wed ...... 20 ..... NEW PALTZ* ...... 4:00 pm Wed ...... 27 ..... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... 4:00 pm Sat ...... 16 ..... at Geneseo ...... 1:00 pm Sat ...... 23 ..... at Oswego*...... 1:00 pm Sat ...... 30 ..... RENSSELAER ...... 1:00 pm Wed ...... 20 ..... at Hartwick...... 4:00 pm Wed ...... 27 ..... SKIDMORE...... 6:00 pm OCTOBER Fri-...... 22- ..... ITA Regional Tournament Sat ...... 30 ..... at Brockport*...... 2:00 pm Tue ...... 3 ..... at St. John Fisher...... 7:00 pm Sun ...... 24 ..... at William Smith ...... TBA OCTOBER Sat ...... 7 ..... KEAN (NJ)...... 3:00 pm Wed ...... 4 ..... at Cortland*...... 4:00 pm Wed ...... 11 ..... at Castleton State...... 4:00 pm Sun ...... 8 ..... NAZARETH ...... 1:00 pm Sat ...... 14 ..... NEW PALTZ ...... 1:30 pm Wed...... 11 Wed ...... 18 ..... at Old Westbury...... 4:00 pm at Ithaca ...... 4:00 pm Fri...... 20 ..... FARMINGDALE...... 4:00 pm Fri .....13.....UTICA ...... 4:00 pm Sat ...... 21 ..... SUNYIT ...... 2:00 pm Tue....17.....at Hamilton ...... 6:00 pm Tue ...... 24 ..... at Lebanon Valley...... 4:00 pm Sat.....21.....at Hartwick...... 1:00 pm Sat ...... 28 ..... MORRISVILLE...... 1:00 pm Thu ...26.....UNION ...... 4:00 pm #at Clarkson Tournament Sat.....28.....ROCHESTER ...... 1:00 pm $at Elizabethtown Tournament Tue....31.....ELMIRA ...... 4:00 pm %at Manhattanville Tournament *SUNYAC game #game played at Utica College

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country Head Coach: Matt LoPiccolo

SEPTEMBER DayDate....Opponent(s) ...... Time Sat...... 2.....O-STATE INVIT ...... at Fortin Park ...... 11:00 am Sat...... 9.....at Hartwick...... 11:00 am Sat.....16.....O-STATE AIRFIELD INVIT Athletics Web ...... at Fortin Park ...... 11:00 am www.oneonta.edu/ Sat.....30.....Paul Short Invit academics/athletics ...... at Lehigh ...... 11:00 am OCTOBER Wed.....4.....at Delhi College ...... 5:00 pm Women’s Soccer Sat...... 7.....at Hamilton Invit...... 11:00 am Head Coach: Tracey Ranieri Sat.....21.....SUNYAC Championship ...... at Buffalo State ...... 11:00 am SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER Day....Date ..... Opponent...... Time Sat...... 4.....ECAC Championship Meet Fri...... 1 ..... at Virginia Wesleyan....5:00 pm ...... at Williams ...... 11:00 am Sat ...... 2 ..... vs Johns Hopkins#...... 5:00 pm Sat.....11.....NCAA Atlantic Regional Sat ...... 9 ..... CATHOLIC UNIV$....2:30 pm ...... Meet at Geneseo ...... 11:00 am Sun ...... 10 ..... CLARK UNIV$ ...... 2:30 pm Sat.....18.....NCAA Championship Meet Wed ...... 13 ..... at Ithaca ...... 4:00 pm ...... at Wilmington College..11:00 am Fri...... 15 ..... at Brockport*...... 4:00 pm Sat ...... 16 ..... at Geneseo* ...... 1:00 pm Volleyball Fri...... 22 ..... CORTLAND* ...... 4:00 PM Head Coach: Colleen Cashman Sat ...... 23 ..... OSWEGO*...... 1:00 PM Tue ...... 26 ..... HARTWICK ...... 4:00 pm SEPTEMBER Fri...... 29 ..... at Fredonia*...... 4:00 pm DayDate....Opponent(s) ...... Time Sat ...... 30 ..... at Buffalo State*...... 1:00 pm Fri ...... 2.....RED DRAGON INVIT . 2:00 pm OCTOBER Sat...... 3.....RED DRAGON INVIT . 9:00 am Fri...... 6 ..... PLATTSBURGH*...... 4:00 pm Fri ...... 8.....at Elmira Invitational ..... 3:00 pm Sat ...... 7 ..... POTSDAM*...... 1:00 pm Sat...... 9.....at Elmira Invitational ... 10:00 am Wed ...... 11 ..... SCRANTON ...... 4:00 pm Wed...13.....at Utica...... 6:00 pm Sun ...... 15 ..... at SUNYIT* ...... 1:00 pm Fri-.. 15-.....at New Paltz Mon...... 25 ..... at Russell Sage ...... 4:00 pm Wed ...... 18 ..... NEW PALTZ* ...... 3:00 pm Sat ...... 16.....Invitational...... 4pm/10am Wed ...... 27 ..... UTICA...... 4:00 pm Sat ...... 21 ..... at Messiah...... 3:00 pm Fri-Sat ..22-23 ...SUNYAC PP1 at Plattsburgh...... 4:00 pm Thu ...... 28 ..... OSWEGO...... 4:00 pm Sat ...... 28 ..... at Hamilton...... 11:00 am Fri-Sat ..29-30 ...ONEONTA INVITATIONAL...... 2:00 pm Sat ...... 30 ..... at Fredonia...... 3:00 pm NOVEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER Tue ...... 31 ..... SUNYAC Play-In...... TBA Fri-Sat ...... 6-7 ...Worthington Classic at Gallaudet Univ Tue ...... 3 ..... at Elmira...... 4:00 pm Fri...... 3 ..... SUNYAC Tournament Tue ...... 10 ...SKIDMORE ...... 6:00 pm Fri-...... 6- ..... SUNYAC Championships Sat ...... 4 ..... at NSHOF...... TBA Fri...... 13 ...at Russell Sage...... 6:00 pm Sun ...... 8 ..... at Eastside RC (Manilus, NY) Wed ...... 8 ..... NCAA First Round...... TBA Wed ...... 18 ...at Ithaca ...... 7:00 pm Wed ...... 11 ..... at Rensselaer...... 3:30 pm *SUNYAC Game Fri-Sat ..20-21 ...SUNYAC PP2 at New Paltz ...... 4:00 pm Fri-...... 13- ..... NYSWTAA Tournament #at Virginia Wesleyan Tournament Fri-Sun .27-29 ...NYSWCAA Tournament at Skidmore Sun ...... 15 ..... at the Reis TC (Ithaca, NY)...... TBA $Mayorʼs Cup Tournament Tue ...... 31 ...UNION ...... 6:00 pm NOVEMBER Thu-Sat.....4-7 ...SUNYAC Tournament...... TBA Dragon 8 Tales