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TABLE OF CONTENTS PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETES For more information contact us: 2004-05 Results ...... 12-13 2005-06 Varsity Roster ...... 4 Syracuse Men’s Rowing Academic Services ...... 27-28 Archbold Gymnasium All-Time Letterwinners ...... 22-25 Syracuse University Alumni Perspective - Don Smith ...... 18 Syracuse, NY 13244 Assistant Coaches ...... 3 Facilities ...... 26 Phone: (315) 443-4798 Giving Back to Rowing ...... 32 www.suathletics.com Head Coach Dave Reischman ...... 2 History & Tradition ...... 19 Orange International Competitors ...... 20-21 Rower Bios ...... 4-11 Syracuse Admissions ...... 31 Syracuse Athletics - A Winning Tradition ...... 14 Syracuse Novice Program ...... 15 Syracuse Rowing Philosophy ...... 1 Syracuse University ...... 29-31 Training Season ...... 16 Phil Marshall Nick Scholz Trophies & Awards ...... 17 Dave Reischman Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Coaching Staff Head Coach: Dave Reischman ...... 443-4798 Assistant Coach: Phil Marshall ...... 443-2454 Assistant Coach: Nick Scholz ...... 443-2454

Athletic Department Staff Director of Athletics: Dr. Daryl Gross ...... 443-8705 Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director: Mark Jackson ...... 443-4370 Sr. Associate Athletics Director (Dome): Pat Campbell ...... 443-4634 Sr. Associate Athletics Director: Barbara Henderson ...... 443-3042 Sr. Associate Athletics Director (Finance): Rob Edson ...... 443-2561 Associate Directors of Athletics: Janet Kittell ...... 443-3229 Pete Sala (Facilities) ...... 443-4225 Todd Wyant (Student Services) ...... 443-2702 Assistant Director of Athletics (Marketing): Lael Chealander ...... 443-3929 Director of Compliance: Jamie Mullin ...... 443-1265 Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine: Tim Neal ...... 443-2084 Academic Coordinator: Roslynn Foster ...... 443-2702 Coordinator of Creative Services: Susie Mehringer ...... 443-3042 Equipment Manager: Kyle Fetterly ...... 443-2358 wwww.suathletics.comww.suathletics.com Head Strength & Conditioning Coach: Will Hicks ...... 443-2350 Your source for Orange rowing on the internet Head Athletic Training & Dir. of Rehabilitation Services: Brad Pike .....443-2084 Learning Specialist: Terry MacDonald ...... 443-2702 Team Physician: Dr. Irving Raphael ...... 443-2084 For the latest information about the Syracuse men’s rowing Travel Coordinator: Karen Kornatowski ...... 443-1418 team, log on to www.suathletics.com. The ofﬁ cial site of Career Coordinator: Stephanie Claxton ...... 443-5063 Syracuse athletics features previews, race recaps, interactive Athletic Communications Staff poll questions and all the up-to-the-minute news about Director: Sue Cornelius Edson ...... 443-2608 your favorite Orange rowers and all of SU’s teams. Associate Director: Pete Moore ...... 443-2608 Assistant Director: Mike Morrison ...... 443-2608 Assistant Director: Kerrin Perniciaro ...... 443-2608 www.suathletics.com Intern: Matt Lynch ...... 443-2608 Intern: Mark Vellek (Men’s Rowing Contact) ...... 443-2608 Administrative Assistant: Marlene Ouderkirk ...... 443-2608 Athletic Communications Fax ...... 443-2076 TThehe SSyracuseyracuse RRowingowing PPhilosophyhilosophy

Syracuse Men’s Rowing is “Our goal is to create the perfect rowing committed to the development program. That starts by taking a student- of the complete student- athlete centered approach. We want to athlete. We strive to create an recruit athletes who are serious about environment that encourages rowing and want to have a positive effect personal growth through a on the world around them. Our job is to commitment to academic and develop young men for life after college. athletic success. When they leave our program, we want Any student, regardless them to be ready for the real world.“ of prior experience, who is -Syracuse head coach Dave Reischman willing to work and sacriﬁ ce for that success is welcome to pursue the lessons learned both on and off the water. Athletics at Syracuse is part of the greater University mission that emphasizes learning through scholarship, creative accomplishment and service.

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After 13 years as a Mike Teti with head coach on the the preparation of The Reischman File west coast, Dave the 2001 United Collegiate Experience Reischman is now States National 2002-present Head Coach Syracuse in his fourth year on Team. His primary 1994-2002 Head Coach Oregon St. the east coast as head responsibility was 1989-1994 Director of Rowing Gonzaga coach of the Syracuse coaching the four 1988-89 Freshman Coach Florida Inst. men’s rowing with coxswain of Technology program. Reischman at the World 1987-88 Intern Harvard is in his 17th season Championships in as a collegiate rowing Lucerne, Switzerland. U.S. RowingExperience coach, guiding During the summer 2001 Four with coxswain 1994 U.S. Sculling (Quad) Oregon State for of 1994, Reischman 1993 U.S. Sculling (Single) eight seasons and helped coach Igor Gonzaga for five years Grinko with the Education prior to his arrival at preparation of the 1987 Gonzaga University Syracuse. U.S. Sculling Team B.S. Computer Science In his three for the 1994 World seasons at SU, Championship. In Fourth Season at Syracuse Reischman has put 1993, he aided in the his stamp on the preparation for the Men’s Single Sculler and also assisted Grinko with Gonzaga, 1987 program. SU finished the selection camp for the men’s quad. 12th out of 58 teams From 1989 to 1994, Reischman served as Director of Rowing at at the 2004 Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) Championship Gonzaga University. and brought home the ﬁ rst-ever Clayton Chapman Trophy. The trophy Reischman started his coaching career as an intern at Harvard is presented annually to the program that has the most improvement University during the 1987-88 school year, working with coach Harry in the Ten Eyck scoring from the previous year. In 2005, he led SU to a Parker and observed all aspects of the program, including season-long 14th place ﬁ nish out of 44 teams at the IRA Championship.. development of training programs to the selection of athletes. The next In 2002-03, Reischman coached SU’s varsity eight to a fourth-place year, Reischman became the freshmen coach at Florida Institute of finish at the Stonehurst Invitational in his first fall race. His second Technology, a position he held for one season. varsity eight defeated Boston University and Rutgers in the spring In May of 1991, Reischman was selected as head coach of the season, and finished second in the petite final at the Eastern Sprints. Olympic Festival Development Camp which was held at the Cincinnati The varsity eight was ranked as high as No. 19 in the USRowing poll. Rowing Center. He helped select and prepare the men’s four with “Dave is the real deal,” said Tom Darling ‘81, a Syracuse Alumni coxswain and quad for the Olympic Sports Festival in Los Angeles. Rowing Association representative who was on the search committee Reischman attended high school in Arlington, Washington. In 1987, that selected Reischman in 2002. “He has all the attributes I would he received his bachelor of science degree in computer science from associate with a great coach - commitment, motivation, technical know- Gonzaga University, where he graduated summa cum laude. how and physiological expertise.” Reischman began coaching at Oregon State in September of 1994. He was responsible for organizing all aspects of the men’s rowing program. In his last season, Oregon State enjoyed a top 10 finish in the final team standings of the IRA Regatta. His varsity eight finished fourth overall at the prestigious championship. “Dave is really in this to make us A three-time United States National Team coach, Reischman served better people. He is trying to take his most recent stint during the summer of 2001. He assisted coach young men and teach us the values of hard work and commitment to our teammates. We work hard to have an environment where good people can thrive.” - Senior Dan O’Shaughnessy “Dave believes that if you work hard every day, good things will happen. One of his mottos is the harder you work, the more you achieve. He is also trying to make us better men. He doesn’t just focus on athletics, but also academics and social responsibility.” - Junior Justin Stangel

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Phil Marshall is the full-time Nick Scholz is in his third year assistant coach responsible for serving as an assistant to his former coaching the freshmen as well as coach, Dave Reischman. Scholz serving as the Orange’s recruiting assists with both the varsity and coordinator. This is his third freshmen rowers. season on the SU men’s rowing “What Nick brings to the staff. program is a unique understanding In his first year in 2003-04, of what it takes to compete at the Marshall coached the Orange highest level of collegiate rowing,” freshman eight to an undefeated Reischman said. “As an athlete, he regular season. The squad has been where we are trying to go.” finished sixth in the petite Scholz was selected to the 2003 final at the Eastern Sprints Pacific-10 All-Conference Team. and second in the petite final He helped the Oregon State varsity Phil Marshall at the Intercollegiate Rowing Nick Scholz eight to a ninth-place finish at the Association Championship. Intercollegiate Rowing Association Third Season at Syracuse “Phil’s reputation among the Third Season at Syracuse (IRA) National Championship, Western Ontario, 1996 coaches in our league is that Oregon State, 2003 which equalled the third-best finish he is exceptional at developing in program history. The varsity student-athletes,” Reischman said. “The student-athletes he coached eight also matched the highest national ranking in the history of the at Upper Canada College were very highly recruited by U.S. colleges program, climbing to eighth. because they understand the sport, they know how to train hard and In 2002, Scholz was a member of the varsity eight that recorded they know how to contribute to a team. That is exactly what we are OSU’s best-ever finish of fourth at the IRAs. His boat finished third at looking for in our the Pac-10 Championship. freshman coach.” As a sophomore, Scholz helped the JV eight to a ninth-place finish at the IRAs, and a third-place showing at the Pac-10s. Marshall came to “It is exciting to be involved with Syracuse from Upper During the summer of 2002, Scholz competed at the selection a group of student athletes who Canada College, a camp for the Lightweight Senior World Championship at the New private boys school are thoroughly committed to York Athletic Club. He competed for a seat in the U.S. National Team in Toronto, where he improving everyday. There is lightweight eight as a began as head rowing an understanding that there is junior. coach in 2001. He no substitute for hard work and Scholz graduated “Nick is a great guy. He’s been where managed a 65-member that good things will happen as a from Oregon State in we want to go. He knows how team and a 10-person result.” 2003 with a degree in Coach Reischman operates and coaching staff. - Phil Marshall mathematics. A native we can go to him if we have any Marshall worked of Springfield, Ore., he questions. He’s a very intense and as a coach with the attended Springfield competitive person. He is someone Brockville Rowing High School. At that we look up to. ” Springfield, he was a Club where he helped - Junior Mike Beck prepare rowers for the Canadian Regatta Summer Circuit. The junior four-year letterwinner men’s eight he worked with won the title at the 2002 Canadian Henley. in golf, and was captain In the summer months of 2000, Marshall helped coach the junior men’s and team MVP his final four to a 10th-place finish at the Junior World Championship in Zagreb, season. He also earned Croatia. three letters in cross country. Marshall has also held coaching positions at his alma mater, the University of Western Ontario, as head coach of the Western Middlesex Rowing Club, and as an assistant coach of the Canadian National Team. His duties with the national team included selecting and training a sculling group for “Phil ﬁ gures out what we need competition at the U.S. to do to go fast. He’s a fun-loving Nationals, The Pan American Games and the guy, but when it’s time to get Commonwealth Regatta. down to business, he gets down Marshall attended to business. He expects us to be Florida Tech and studied the same way. We have fun, but business communications when we get to the boathouse it’s from 1991-92. He went all about work.” on to earn a bachelor’s - Junior Justin Stangel degree in history from the University of Western Ontario in 1996.

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Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Ryan Armstrong So. 6-5 185 Andover, Mass./Brooks School Tony Artz So. 5-8 135 Oswego, N.Y./Oswego HS Jimmy Bader Jr. 6-3 188 Fort Washington, Md./DeMatha HS Dave Barone Jr. 6-4 201 Maumee, Ohio/St. John’s Jesuit HS Mike Beck Jr. 6-0 181 Cherry Hill, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep Noah Chase So. 6-3 210 Hartland, Vt./Hartford HS John Combs So. 6-3 190 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing Area Adam Conrad Sr. 6-1 187 Staatsburg, N.Y./Franklin D. Roosevelt HS Bill Della Guistina So. 6-4 185 Springﬁ eld, Mass./Cathedral HS Jim Deraney So. 6-4 220 Pompton Lakes, N.J./Newark Academy Nathan Devine So. 6-4 195 Endicott, N.Y./Union-Endicott HS Jon Flynn Jr. 6-0 188 Pomona, N.J./Holy Spirit HS J.P. Geise Jr. 6-5 213 State College, Pa./Blair Academy Joel Harrison So. 6-6 230 Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius HS Ryan Knapp So. 6-6 185 Sandy Hook, Conn./Pomperaug HS Jim Ladio So. 6-4 215 Wilmington, Del./Concord HS Dan Lombardi So. 6-4 175 Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury HS Tim Mambort Jr. 6-3 204 Penridge, Ohio/St. John’s HS Courtney Mansﬁ eld So. 5-1 130 Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet Mike McHarris So. 6-2 215 Clinton, N.Y./Clinton Central HS Josh Mindler So. 6-2 205 Danielsville, Pa./Northampton Area Matt Morrow Jr. 6-3 191 Hixson, Tenn./McCallie School Dan O’Shaughnessy Sr. 6-3 230 Elizabethtown, Ont./Brockville Collegiate Inst. Tyler Page Jr. 6-3 198 Grimsby, Ont./Sir Winston Churchill Andrew Ross Jr. 6-3 190 Havertown, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep Justin Stangel Jr. 6-5 206 Madison, Wis./West HS Bartosz Szczyrba Jr. 6-1 185 Poznan, Poland/Karola Libelta/Dowling Chad Taylor Jr. 5-11 140 New Milford, Conn/The Gunnery School Nick Whidden So. 6-1 200 Norwalk, Conn./St. Lukes Terry Wilkin Sr. 6-1 158 King of Prussia, Pa./LaSalle HS Captain Dan O’Shaughnessy Head Coach: Dave Reischman (Gonzaga ‘87), Fourth Season Assistant/Freshman Coach: Phil Marshall (Western Ontario ‘96), Third Season Assistant Coach: Nick Scholz (Oregon State ‘03), Third Season *Freshman roster incomplete as of print date, November 21, 2005 Adam Conrad Dan O’Shaughnessy Senior Senior 6-1 • 187 6-3 • 230 Staatsburg, N.Y. Elizabethtown, Ont. Franklin D. Roosevelt H.S. Brockville Collegiate

At Syracuse: Spent most the 2004-05 World Rowing Championships: Qualified season as a member of the JV eight crew, to represent his country of Canada at the while seeing limited action with the varsity FISA World Rowing Championships in eight … Has rowed in the freshman eight, Gifu, Japan Aug. 28-Sept. 4, 2005 … He JV eight and varsity four in his career … Was the stroke in the varsity eight at the competed in the championships with the coxed four crew that finished in fourth 2004 IRA Regatta … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in both the fall place overall. and spring semesters each of the last three years. At Syracuse: Rotated between seats six and seven in the varsity eight boat in High School: Four-year letterwinner in crew … Played three years of soccer and 2004-05 … Was a member of the varsity four A crew that finished seventh at the two years of track … Poughkeepsie Journal All-Star. Princeton Chase … Rowed in the varsity eight 17 times … Raced at least once in the two, three, five, six, seven and stroke. Personal: Born August 28, 1984 ... Son of Suzanne and Kevin Conrad ... Majoring in political science and history. High School: Three-year member of the crew team at Brockville Collegiate Institute … Won golds in the junior pair at the Canadian Henely in 1998 and 1999 Getting to Know Adam Conrad … … Won gold medals at the Canadian School Boy Championships in the men’s four The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the miles of rowable water every from 1999-2001 and the eight in 2001. day and the facilities. Personal: Born April 29, 1982 ... Son of Inez and Mike O’Shaughnessy ... I came to Syracuse because … it is a chance to compete on a Divison I team at a Majoring in political science and history. good school. Getting to Know Dan O’Shaughnessy … After graduation, I want to … become a teacher and coach crew. The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the water is better than anywhere else. We can row pairs every day and we never get blown off the water.

When I’m not on the water, I like to … read, sleep, play video games with my roommates and study all the time. 4 www.suathletics.com MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange Tyler Page Terry Wilkin Senior Senior 6-3 • 198 6-3 • 204 Grimsby, Ont. King of Prussia, Pa. Sir Winston Churchill LaSalle H.S.

At Syracuse: Finished 12th at the IRA’s in At Syracuse: Rowed with the varsity eight in JV in 2004-05 ... Rowed with the varsity in the third or fourth seat seven times … Also several races ... Spent most of his freshman competed with the JV eight in 2003-04 … season as the stroke of the freshman eight Raced eight times with the freshman eight … Member of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his six semesters. in the fifth or sixth seat in 2002-03 … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his six semesters. High School: Participated in crew for five years at Sir Winston Churchill … Played four years of hockey and three years of football … Named Junior Oarsman of the High School: Rowed for four years at LaSalle High School … Also rowed for Penn Year and Senior Oarsman of the Year … Won a gold medal at the Canada Cup in AC in 2001 and 2002. the men’s four as a member of the St. Catharine’s Rowing Club. Personal: Born May 16, 1984 … Son of Maureen and Michael Wilkin … Majoring Personal: Born February 22, 1983 … Son of Penny and Cam Page … Majoring in in political science and speech communication. health and exercise science. Getting to Know Terry Wilkin … I came to Syracuse because … the school had everything I wanted. It was the Getting to Know Tyler Page … right size and just far enough from home. I came to Syracuse because … of the campus atmosphere and athletic department. The one thing I want everybody to know about rowing at SU is … it is a lot of The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the dedicated coaches who want to hard work. see their student-athletes succeed. Graduating from Syracuse is important to me because … I am required to After graduation I want to … go to medical school. graduate in order to commission as a lieutenant under my Army ROTC contract. After graduation I want to … serve as an Army ofﬁ cer on active duty for six or seven years and see the world. Jimmy Bader Junior 6-3 • 188 Fort Washington, Md. DeMatha H.S. At Syracuse: Rowed with the JV eight in victories against Georgetown, Temple and Dartmouth in 2004-05 and rowed with the varsity eight against Boston and Rutgers … Rowed in the freshman eight that went undefeated during its dual season in 2003-04 … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his four semesters. Tim Mambort and Terry Wilkin High School: Lettered in crew three times at DeMatha … Also played wide receiver on the Stags football team as a junior and senior … Captained the crew team in his ﬁ nal two seasons. Personal: Born May 29, 1985 … Son of Elizabeth and Michael Bader … Majoring in civil engineering. Getting to Know Jimmy Bader … I came to Syracuse because … it had the full package I needed. It has a quality engineering department, a competitive rowing program, a great campus and friendly people.

I’m able to balance academics and rowing by … time management and stress management. When school work needs to be done, get it done. When its time to row, then its time to row. If the stress starts to build up, do something fun to give your mind a break.

The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … my teammates. We’re all friends, we all work hard and we all want to make the program the best it can be.

I enjoy rowing because … it challenges you to test your limits each and every day. Josh Gautreau, Jimmy Bader, Justin Burgess and Dave Barone It requires teamwork, intelligence and aggression. Syracuse Men’s Rowing 5 MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange Dave Barone Junior 6-4 • 201 Maumee, Ohio St. John’s Jesuit H.S.

At Syracuse: Finished 14th in the varsity eight boat at the IRA’s in 2004-05 … Rowed with the freshman eight that went undefeated during its dual season in 2003-04 … Rotated between the bow (2), ﬁ fth (2), fourth (2) and seventh seats (2) his freshman year … Made the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his ﬁ rst four semesters. Mike Beck and Tyler Page

High School: Lettered in crew four times … Also participated in swimming for four years and baseball for one year ... Made the Junior National Selection Varsity Swimmers.

Personal: Born March 28, 1985 … Son of Debra and Michael Barone … Majoring in advertising. Getting to Know Dave Barone … I came to Syracuse because … when I visited it was a great school. Because I had a chance to row for a Division I school I knew it was for me.

My best experience rowing at SU has been … competing in a National Championship and placing in the top 10.

I enjoy rowing because … I like being competitive and the program and people are great. Jon Flynn and Adam Conrad Mike Beck Junior Jonathan Flynn 6-0 • 181 Junior Cherry Hill, N.J. 6-0 • 188 St. Joseph’s Prep Pomona, N.J. At Syracuse: Rowed with the varsity eight Holy Spirit H.S. at the Head of the Charles in 2004-05 … Rowed in the freshman eight that went At Syracuse: Beat Georgetown, Temple, undefeated during its dual season in 2003-04 Rutgers and Dartmouth with the JV eight in … Alternated between the seventh seat (5), 2004-05 ... Competed at the IRA in bow in the sixth seat (1) and the stroke (2) … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll the varsity eight … Rowed in the freshman in three semesters. eight, JV eight and freshman four in 2003-04 … Was named to the Athletic High School: Rowed for four years at St. Joseph’s Prep … Named All-Catholic Director’s Honor Roll in the fall of 2004. League three times … Rowed in the second seat of the boat that won the 2003 city championship ... Won the SRA Nationals in the varsity eight ... Won the Head of High School: Four-year letterwinner in crew at Holy Spirit High School … Helped the Charles in the high school event. squad to three New Jersey state championships from 2000-02 … Won at the SRA Nationals in 2000, 2001 and 2003 … Named team’s Most Improved Rower in 2002 Personal: Born Jan. 10, 1985 … Son of Ann and Michael Beck … Majoring general … Captained the team as a senior … Rowed at Henley Royal Regatta ... Won gold studies in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. at the Stateburg Regatta in 2000-03 ... Posted the fastest time in 86-year history Getting to Know Mike Beck … with a time of 3:36.20. I came to Syracuse because … I fell in love with the campus and I saw a great Personal: Born October 9, 1984 … Son of Lorraine and Paul Flynn … Majoring in rowing opportunity here. information management and technology.

The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the people who are apart of the Getting to Know Jonathan Flynn … team are the best people I have known. The one thing I want everybody to know about rowing at SU is … that this team Graduating from Syracuse is important to me because … I would like to own my is very united. We care about each other and can depend on one another. own company. I came to Syracuse because … of the atmosphere of the school and the people attending here. I feel like I ﬁ t in.

My best experience rowing at SU has been … Rowing against Temple and Georgetown in the JV8 last year. Coming in ﬁ rst place and having everyone out in front of the boathouse cheering us on was amazing. 6 www.suathletics.com MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange J.P. Geise Matt Morrow Junior Junior 6-5 • 213 6-3 • 191 State College, Pa. Hixson, Tenn. Blair Academy McCallie School

At Syracuse: In boats that beat Rutgers, At Syracuse: Competed in the varsity boat Temple and Georgetown in 2004-05 ... Split in every spring competition in 2004-05 ... time in the fourth seat of the varsity and Stroked the varsity boat for a 14th place JV boats ... Placed 12th at the IRA’s in JV finish at IRA ... Rowed in the seventh seat boat ... Rotated between the third and fourth seat on the freshman eight that went and stroke on the freshman eight that went undefeated during the regular season undefeated during the regular season … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor in 2003-04 … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his first four Roll three times. semesters.

High School: Rowed at Blair Academy for two seasons … Team captain as a senior High School: Participated in crew for four years at the McCallie School … in 2003. Captained the team as a senior … Two-time member of the Junior National Team … Rowed in the doubles in 2002 and straight four in 2003 … Represented the U.S. Personal: Born June 21, 1984 ... Son of Nan and Joe Geise ... Majoring in at the Junior World Championships. marketing. Personal: Born February 14, 1985 ... Son of Peggy Morrow ... Majoring in Getting to Know J.P. Geise … biochemistry. The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the coaching staff. Getting to Know Matt Morrow … The one thing I want everybody to know about rowing at SU is … teammates My best experience rowing at SU has been … ﬁ nishing out my freshman year are friends for life. with an undefeated dual racing season.

My goal for the year is … for everyone to reach their maximum potential. I enjoy rowing because … it is something you do, and it’s something that you’re a part of. Winning races isn’t always great because of who you beat. I am able to balance rowing and academics by … managing my time effectively. Winning races is great because of who you won with. My favorite thing to do in Syracuse is … attending other sporting events with friends. Tim Mambort Junior 6-3 • 204 Toledo, Ohio St. John’s Jesuit H.S. At Syracuse: Raced in the Head of the Charles in the varsity eight in 2004-05 ... Won against Georgetown, Temple and Dartmouth in the JV eight last season ... Rowed in the second and third seat on the freshman eight that went undefeated during the regular season in 2003-04 … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his first four semesters.

High School: Rowed at St. John’s High School for four years … Also played basketball for two seasons … Attended the Junior National Identification Camp as Joel Harrison and J.P. Geise a junior and senior … Made the Junior National Selection Camp as a senior.

Personal: Born February 22, 1985 ... Son of Linda and Terence Mambort ... Majoring in public relations with a minor in psychology.

Getting to Know Tim Mambort … The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … being part of a team with a great coaching staff.

I enjoy rowing because … there is such a great sense of accomplishment after racing a good race.

The one thing I want everybody to know about rowing at SU is … that it is a worthwhile experience that promotes teammwork and creates lifelong friendships.

My favorite thing to do in Syracuse is … go to basketball games because there is such a sense of school spirit. Matt Morrow and Dan O’Shaughnessy Syracuse Men’s Rowing 7 MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange Andrew Ross Junior 6-4 • 190 Havertown, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep

At Syracuse: Saw limited time in the JV eight boat in 2004-05 … Was in the second seat and the bow of the freshman eight that went undefeated during the regular season in 2003-04 … Member of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll three times.

High School: Rowed at St. Joseph’s Prep for four years … Named All-Catholic League from 2001-03 … Rowed in the eight that won the SRAA championship in 2002 and the Catholic League title in 2003.

Personal: Born December 5, 1984 … Son of Loretta and Laurence Ross … Majoring in civil engineering. Chad Taylor and Justin Stangel Getting to Know Andrew Ross … My best experience rowing at SU has been … an undefeated freshman season. Chad Taylor The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the friendly people. Junior The one thing I want everybody to know about rowing at SU is … the wonderful 5-11 • 140 team spirit. I enjoy rowing because … it’s difﬁ cult to succeed. New Milford, Conn. The Gunnery School

At Syracuse: Coxswain with the varsity Justin Stangel eight in 2004-05 ... Was the coxswain of the freshman eight that went undefeated in the Junior regular season in 2003-04 … Named to the 6-5 • 206 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll once. High School: Was the coxswain at The Gunnery School for four years … Madison, Wisc. Captained the team as a senior.

West H.S. Personal: Born October 21, 1985 … Son of Ginger and Ron Taylor … Majoring in psychology. At Syracuse: Rowed in the varsity boat all season in 2004-05 ... In winning boat against Getting to Know Chad Taylor … Georgetown and Temple ... Placed 14th at The best thing about rowing at Syracuse is … the coaching staff. the 2005 IRA Regatta ... Rowed in the fifth, sixth and stroke seats for the undefeated freshman eight in 2003-04. I am able to balance rowing and academics by … taking it one step at a time, day by day. High School: Four-year member of the crew team at West High School … Played When not on the water, I like to … play the drums. basketball for three seasons … Rowed in the two seat of the men’s junior four champion at the U.S. Youth Invite in 2002 … Was in the two-seat of the men’s junior coxsless four on the U.S. Junior National Team in 2002 … Rowed in the five seat of that boat in 2003. Bartoz Szczyrba

Personal: Born February 24, 1985 … Son of Nan Peterson and Jim Stangel … Junior Majoring in health and exercise science. 6-1 • 185 Getting to Know Justin Stangel … Poznan, Poland I came to Syracuse because … the coaching staff made the program look interesting. Also, the school is in a good location. Karola Libelta/

My best experience rowing at SU has been … competing in the petite ﬁ nal at the Dowling College IRA’s. It was the best race of the year. Collegiate: Is in his first season at SU after I am able to balance rowing and academics by … going to class, getting enough transfering from Dowling College. sleep and eating plenty. High School: Rowed for four years and competed in the Junior Polish Rowing When not on the water, I like to … sleep, play golf and play croquet with Tyler Page. Championships … Competed in the World Championships in Milan in 2003 ... Participated in the University World Championships.

Personal: Born February 13, 1982 … Son of Ryszard and Maegorzata Szczyrba … Majoring in information management and technology.

8 www.suathletics.com MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange Ryan Armstrong Sophomore John Combs Sophomore 6-5 • 185 6-3 • 190 Andover, Mass. Wyomissing, Pa. Brooks School Wyomissing Area At Syracuse: Rowed with the second freshman eight for several races including At Syracuse: Rowed with the freshman eight Ten Eyck Cup and the Goes Cup in 2004-05 in seat six and as the stroke in 2004-05. … Was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his fi rst two semesters. Personal: Born April 1, 1986 … Son of Maryana and George Combs … Enrolled in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. High School: Lettered in crew four times at Brooks as the stroke … He was in the third seat to fi nish third in New England in 2003 and 2004 … Was chosen as his teams OX Award winner for his dedication to Brooks rowing. Personal: Born September 18, 1985 … Son of Eleanor and Chris Armstrong … Bill Della Giustina Enrolled in the college of Arts and Sciences. Sophomore 6-4 • 185 Tony Artz Springfi eld, Mass. Sophomore Cathedral HS 5-8 • 135 At Syracuse: Rowed with the freshman eight primarily in seat six in 2004-05 … Was Oswego, N.Y. named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Oswego HS in each of his fi rst two semesters. High School: Was a four-time letter winner in golf and was a member of the At Syracuse: Was the coxswain of the National Honor Society. freshman eight crew in 2004-05 … Was on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in the fall Personal: Born November 1, 1986 … Son of Maureen and Chris Pinter … of 2004. Majoring in Finance.

High School: Lettered in tennis four times at Oswego … Played number one doubles for Oswego and was team captain his senior season … Was a setter and defensive specialist on the Oswego volleyball team for two years. Jim Deraney Sophomore Personal: Born May 10, 1985 … Son of Laurel and Don Artz a … Majoring in health and exercise science. 6-4 • 220 Pompton Lakes, N.J. Noah Chase Newark Academy Sophomore At Syracuse: Rowed with the freshman eight 6-3 • 210 in seat four … Placed ﬁ rst with the freshman eight in the Ten Eyck Cup in 2004-05. Hartland, Vt. High School: Lettered in basketball and Hartford HS soccer four times … In soccer, was four-time First Team All-Colonial Hills selection and was a 2004 honorable mention for the All-State Team. At Syracuse: Rowed with the second freshman eight in seats two and three … Personal: Born December 7, 1985 … Son of Debbie and Hank Deraney … Helped the second freshman eight ﬁ nish Majoring in pre-medicine. second at the Ten Eyck Cup in 2004-05.

High School: Played football and basketball for four years. Personal: January 30, 1986 … Son of Jill and Greg Chase … Enrolled in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management.

Syracuse Men’s Rowing 9 MMeeteet thethe OrangeOrange Ryan Knapp Sophomore 6-6 • 185 Sandy Hook, Conn. Pompering HS At Syracuse: Rowed with the second freshman eight crew in seats three and four in 2004-05 … Helped the second freshman eight finish first at Boston University … Rowed third seat in second freshman eight that beat Georgetown … Finished fourth with the freshman eight at the Eastern Sprints … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his first two semesters.

High School: Played lacrosse for three years … Was a member of the New Haven Rowing Club … Was a scholar athlete and a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Born June 28, 1986 ... Son of Nancy and James Knapp ... Majoring in mechanical engineering. Jim Ladio Nathan Devine Sophomore Sophomore 6-4 • 215 6-4 • 195 Wilmington, Del. Endicott, N.Y. Concord HS Union-Endicott At Syracuse: Rowed in seventh seat with the At Syracuse: Rowed with the freshman eight freshman eight in the spring of 2005. in seats three and fi ve in 2004-05 … Helped his crew fi nish fi rst at the Ten Eyck Cup … High School: Four-year letter winner in Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll baseball … Was a three-time All-Conference in each of his fi rst two semesters. selection … Named to the All-State team his senior season. High School: Was a three-sport athlete lettering in track and fi eld (four times), Personal: Born March 13, 1985 ... Son of Patricia McAndrew and Jim Ladio ... cross country (four times) and basketball (three times) … Was a member of the Majoring in finance. National Honor Society. Personal: Born June 15, 1986 … Son of Jan and Tim Devine … Majoring in electrical engineering. Dan Lombardi Joel Harrison Sophomore Sophomore 6-4 • 275 6-6 • 230 Simsbury, Conn. Fayetteville, N.Y. Simsbury HS Fayetteville-Manlius At Syracuse: Member of the freshman eight crew as the bow in 2004-05… Helped the At Syracuse: Rowed with the JV eight crew freshman eight to a first place finish at the primarily in seat five in 2004-05 … Was in Ten Eyck Cup … Named to the Athletic the JV eight boat that finished first at the Director’s Honor Roll for each of his first two semesters. Ten Eyck Cup … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll each of his first two semesters. High School: Rowed at Simsbury for four years… Was a member of CPSRA championship teams in 2001-04 … Silver medalist at the NEIRA Regatta in 2004 High School: Played basketball for four years … Was a member of the National in seat six. Honors Society. Personal: Born September 17, 1985 ... Son of Peggy Christiana and Richard Personal: Born October 18, 1984 ... Son of Chris and Steve Harrison ... Majoring Lombardi ... Majoring in civil engineering. in history.

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Courtney Mansﬁ eld Nick Whidden Sophomore Sophomore 5-1 • 130 6-1 • 200 Hampton, N.H. Norwalk, Conn. Winnacunnet HS St. Luke’s HS

At Syracuse: Was the coxswain of the At Syracuse: Was the stroke in the second freshman eight boat that finished first at the freshman eight boat in 2004-05 … Helped Ten Eyck Cup in 2004-05 … Coxswained the freshman eight finish second at Boston the freshman eight in every spring race … University. Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of her first two semesters. High School: Lettered four times in rowing … Spent two seasons as the bow and two as the stroke … Participated in the Junior Nationals four times and the Master High School: Three time letterwinner in field hockey playing left wing … Was a Nationals (parent-child) once. pole vaulter on the track & field team for three years and was captain her senior year. Personal: Born July 28, 1985 … Son of Rosemary and Chuck Whidden … Enrolled in the College of Human Services and Health Professions. Personal: Born November 21, 1985 ... Daughter of Denise Cadorette ... Majoring in fashion design. Mike McHarris Sophomore 6-2 • 215 Utica, N.Y. Clinton Central School At Syracuse: Rowed in the second seat of the freshman eight in several races in 2004- 05 … Helped his crew to a second place finish against Georgetown and Temple.

High School: Was a three sport athlete playing football (one year), lacrosse (four years) and hockey (two years).

Personal: Born June 28, 1986 ... Son of Linda and Joseph ... Majoring in biochemisty. Josh Mindler Sophomore 6-2 • 205 Josh Mindler, Mike McHarris and Dan Lombardi Danielsville, Pa. Northampton Area At Syracuse: Rowed with the freshman eight in seats three and five in 2004-05 … Was in the third seat when the freshman eight took first at the Ten Eyck Cup … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of his first two semesters.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and tennis … Was a member of the National Honor Society and President of the Student Council.

Personal: Born May 23, 1986 ... Son of Ann and Peter Mindler ... Majoring in mathematics

Syracuse Men’s Rowing 11 22004-05004-05 RResultsesults

Stonehurst Invitational Boston University October 10, 2004 March 26, 2005 Rochester, N.Y. Boston, Mass.

Varsity Eight: 5th (30:28.33); Junior Varsity Eight: 12th (31:13.57); Varsity Varsity Eight: 2nd (5:55.64); Junior Varsity Eight: 2nd (6:06.47); Freshman Four: 4th (35:09.62) Eight: 2nd (6:30.58); Second Freshman Eight: 1st (6:28.73)

Syracuse Lineups Syracuse Lineups Varsity Eight: Bow - Tyler Page, 2 - Tim Mambort, Varsity Eight: Bow - Mike Beck, 2 - Jimmy Bader, 3 - Justin Stangel, 3 - Terry Wilkin, 4- J.P. Geise, 5 - Jimmy Bader, 4 - Dave Barone, 5 - Tim Mambort, 6 - Andrew Cooley, Stroke - Matt 6- Dan O’Shaughnessy, 7 - Andrew Cooley, Stroke - Justin Stangle, Morrow, Coxswain - Chad Taylor Coxswain - Mike Wzontek Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Andrew Weisberg, 2 - Josh Gautreau, Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Mike Beck, 2 - Matt Morrow, 3 - Joel Harrison, 3 - Terry Wilkin, 4 - Jonathan Flynn, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Justin Burgess, 4 - Sergei Bourlatskii, 5 - Justin Burgess, 6 - Dave Barone, 7 - Andrew Ross, 7 - Tyler Page, Stroke - Andrew Ross, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek stroke - Adam Conrad, Coxswain - Matt Cappelli Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, Varsity Four: Bow - Jonathan Flynn, 2 - Andrew Weisberg, 3 - Josh Gautreau, 3 -Nate Devine, 4 - James Deraney, 5 -Josh Mindler, 6 - Ryan Armstrong, 7 - Coxswain - Dan McManus James Ladio, Stroke - John Combs, Coxswain - Courtney Mansﬁ eld

Head of the Charles Second Freshman 8: Bow - Mike Lawler, 2 - Matt Thompson, 3 - Greg October 23-24, 2004 Anderson, 4 - Ryan Knapp, 5 - Chris Ruckert, 6 - Bill Della Guistina, 7 - Kevin Boston, Mass. Sajdak, Stroke - Nick Whidden, Coxswain - Tony Artz

Varsity Eight: 22nd (11:34.105) Ten Eyck Cup (Rutgers) April 9, 2005 Syracuse Lineups Princeton, N.J. Varsity Eight: Bow - Mike Beck, 3 - Tim Mambort, 4 - Jimmy Bader, 5 - Justin Stangel, 6 - Andrew Cooley, 7 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, Varsity Eight: 3rd (6.10.9); Junior Varsity Eight: 1st (6:23.9); Freshman stroke - Adam Conrad, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek Eight: 1st (6:19.8); Second Freshman Eight: 2nd (6:47.8)

Syracuse Lineups Princeton Chase Varsity Eight: Bow - Mike Beck, 2 - Jimmy Bader, 3 - Tim Mambort, November 7, 2004 4 - Dave Barone, 5 - Justin Stangle, 6 - Andrew Cooley, Princeton, N.J. 7 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, Stroke - Matt Morrow, Coxswain - Chad Taylor

Varsity Eight: - 9th (14:40.61); Junior Varsity 8 - 16th (15:05.01) Varsity Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Jonathan Flynn, 3 - Andrew Four: A - 7th (16:07.07); B - 29th (17:21.94); C - 21st (17:01.17) Weisberg, 4 - J.P. Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Tyler Page, Stroke - Josh Gautreau, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek Syracuse Lineups Varsity Eight A: Bow - Matt Morrow, 2 - Mike Beck, 3 - Tyler Page, 4 - Tim Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, 3 - Josh Mindler, Mambort, 5 - Dave Borone, 6 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, 7 - Justin Stangel, Stroke 4 - James Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, 7 - James Ladio, Stroke - Jimmy Bader, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek - Ryan Armstrong, Coxswain - Courtney Mansﬁ eld

Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Jonathan Flynn, 2 - Andrew Ross, 3 - Andrew Second Freshman Eight: Bow - Mike Lawler, 2 - Matt Thompson, 3 - Noah Weisberg, 4 - Joel Harrison, 5 - Sergei Bourlatskii, 6 - J.P. Geise, Chase, 4 - Ryan Knapp, 5 - Chris Ruckert 6 - Bill Della Guistina, 7 - Kevin 7 - Justin Burgess, Stroke - Adam Conrad, Coxswain - Matt Cappelli Sajdak, Stroke - Nick Whidden, Coxswain - Tony Artz

Varsity Four A: Coxswain - Dan McManus, Bow - Tyler Page, 2 - Dan Goes Cup (Cornell, Navy) O’Shaughnessy, 3 - Justin Stangel, 4 - Jimmy Bader April 16, 2005 Ithaca, N.Y. Varsity Four B: Coxswain - Matt Cappelli, Bow - Matt Morrow, 2 - Tim Mambort, 3 - Dave Borone, 4 - Mike Beck Varsity Eight: 3rd (5:59.6); Junior Varsity Eight: 3rd (6:01.4); Freshman Eight: 3rd (dsq.) Second Freshman Eight: 3rd (6:21.7) Varsity Four C: Coxswain - Mike Wzontek, Bow - Jonathan Flynn, 2 - Joel Harrison, 3 - J.P. Geise, 4 - Adam Conrad Syracuse Lineups Varsity Eight: Bow - Mike Beck, 2 - Jimmy Bader, 3 - Tim Mambort, 4 - Dave Barone, 5 - Andrew Cooley, 6 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, 7 - Matt Morrow, Stroke - Justin Stangel, Coxswain - Chad Taylor

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Packard Cup (Dartmouth) May 8, 2005 Syracuse, N.Y.

Varsity Eight: 2nd (6:26.7); JV Eight: 1st (6:24.4); Freshman Eight: 1st (6:22.8); Freshman Four: 2nd (7:41.1)

Syracuse Lineups Varsity Eight: Bow - Tyler Page, 2 - Mike Beck, 3 - Andrew Cooley, 4 - J.P. Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, 7 - Matt Morrow, Stroke - Justin Stangel, Coxswain - Chad Taylor

JV Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Jonathan Flynn, 3 - Terry Wilkin, 4 - Tim Mambort, 5 - Dave Barone, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Jimmy Bader, Stroke - Josh Gautreau

Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, 3 - Josh Mindler, 4 - Jim Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, 7 - Jim Ladio, Stroke - Ryan Armstrong, Coxswain - Tony Artz

Freshman Four: Bow - Mike Lawler, 2 - Bill Della Guistina, 3 - Kevin Sujdak, Stroke - Nick Whidden, Coxswain - Courtney Mansﬁ eld.

Eastern Sprints May 15, 2005 Worcester, Mass.

Varsity Eight: 4th - 3rd Level Final (5:52.579); JV Eight: 3rd - Petite Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Jonathan Flynn, 3 - Terry Level Final (5:52.768); Freshman Eight: 1st - Petite Level Final Wilkin, 4 - J.P. Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Jimmy Bader, (6:12.070); Second Freshman Eight: 4th - Grand Final (6:06.644) Stroke - Justin Stangel, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek Syracuse Lineups Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, Varsity Eight: Bow - Tyler Page, 2 - Mike Beck, 3 - Andrew Cooley, 4 - J.P. 3 - Josh Mindler, 4 - James Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Dan O’Shaughnesy, 7 - Matt Morrow, stroke 7 - James Ladio, Stroke - Ryan Armstrong, Coxswain - Courtney Mansﬁ eld - Justin Stangel, coxswain - Chad Taylor

Second Freshman Eight: Bow - Matt Thompson, 2 - Noah Chase, 3 - Ryan JV Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Jon Flynn, 3 - Terry Wilkin, 4 - Tim Knapp, 4 - Chris Ruckert, 5 - Mike Lawler, 6 - Bill Della Guistina, 7 - Kevin Mambort, 5 - Dave Barone, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Jimmy Bader, stroke Sajdak, Stroke - Nick Whidden, Coxswain - Tony Artz - Josh Gautreau, coxswain - Mike Wzontek

Georgetown, Temple Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombari, 2 - Mike McHarris, 3 - Josh April 23, 2005 Mindler, 4 - James Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, 7 - Jim Philadelphia, Pa. Ladio, stroke - Ryan Armstrong, coxswain

Varsity Eight: 1st (6:21.7); Junior Varsity Eight: 1st - (NA); Freshman Second Freshman Eight: Bow - Matt Thompson, 2 - Noah Chase, 3 - Eight: 2nd (NA); Second Freshman Eight: 1st (6:56) Ryan Knapp, 4 - Chris Ruckert, 5 - Mike Lawler, 6 - Bill Della Guistina, 7 - Kevin Sajdak, stroke - Nick Whidden, coxswain - Tony Artz Syracuse Lineups Varsity Eight: Bow - Tyler Page, 2 - Mike Beck, 3 -Andrew Cooley, IRA Regatta 4 - J.P. Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, June 2-4, 2005 7 - Matt Morrow, Stroke - Justin Stangel, Coxswain - Chad Taylor Camden, N.J.

Junior Varsity Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Jonathan Flynn, 3 - Terry Varsity Eight: 5th - 3rd Level Final (5:48.44); JV Eight: 6th - Petite Wilkin, 4 - Matt Mambort, 5 -Dave Barone, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Jimmy Level Final (6:11.94); Freshman Eight: 5th - Petite Level Final (6:20.29); Bader, Stroke - Josh Gautreau, Coxswain - Mike Wzontek Freshman Four: 2nd - 3rd Level Final (33:46.39)

Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, Syracuse Lineups 3 - Josh Mindler, 4 - James Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, Varsity Eight: Bow - Jon Flynn, 2 - Terry Wilkin, 3 - Tim Mambort, 7 - James Ladio, Stroke - Ryan Armstrong, Coxswain - Courtney Mansﬁ eld 4 - Dave Barone, 5 - Justin Stangel, 6 - Andrew Cooley, 7 - Dan O’Shaughnessy, stroke - Matt Morrow, coxswain - Chad Taylor Second Freshman Eight: Bow- Matt Thompson, 2 - Noah Chase, 3 - Ryan Knapp, 4 - Chris Ruckert, 5 - Mike Lawler, 6 - Bill Della Guistina, 7 - Kevin JV Eight: Bow - Adam Conrad, 2 - Mike Beck, 3 - Tyler Page, 4 - J.P. Sajdak, Stroke - Nick Whidden, Coxswain - Tony Artz Geise, 5 - Joel Harrison, 6 - Justin Burgess, 7 - Jimmy Bader, stroke - Josh Gautreau, c - Mike Wzontek

Freshman Eight: Bow - Dan Lombardi, 2 - Mike McHarris, 3 - Nick Whidden, 4 - James Deraney, 5 - Nate Devine, 6 - John Combs, 7 - Jim Ladio, stroke - Ryan Armstrong, coxswain - Tony Artz

Freshman Four: Bow - Kevin Sajdak, 2 - Bill Della Guistina, 3 - Josh Mindler, stroke - Mike Lawler, coxswain - Courtney Mansfield

Syracuse Men’s Rowing 13 SSyracuseyracuse AAthletics-thletics- A WWinninginning TTraditionradition

“Whenever I hear the name Syracuse University, I think of greatness. It has a phenomenal history. Every Syracuse team will have the opportunity to win and graduate its student-athletes. We will work to meet our expectations with energy and enthusiasm. The coaching staffs will guide and mentor our student-athletes with the tools necessary for success.” - Dr. Daryl Gross Athletics Director Dr. Daryl Gross

SU Men’s Rowing - 11 participants in the Olympic Games. - Been represented in every Olympics since 1964

2004 team captains after winning the national championship. SU Football - 23 Bowl Appearances - 4 BIG EAST Championships - 1 Heisman Trophy Winner SU Men’s Lacrosse - 9 NCAA Championships - 23 consecutivve NCAA appearances

Mike Powell does a front ﬂ ip versus UMass in 2004.

Ernie Davis - 1961 Heisman Trophy winner.

2002-03 men’s basketball National Champions at the White House.

SU Men’s Basketball - 30 NCAA Tournaments - 4 NCAA Final Fours - 2002-03 NCAA Championss Jim Boeheim led his team to the Gerry McNamara and Carmelo 2002-03 national championship. Anthony with coach Jim Boeheim. 14 www.suathletics.com TThehe SSyracuseyracuse NNoviceovice PProgramrogram

“Rowing is athletics at its base level. It’s a sport that you can come into and your success is determined by your ability and desire to work hard. There are a lot of intricacies to the sport, but a person can pick them up by applying themselves. It’s very much that you get out of rowing what you put into it. If you want to be successful in rowing, the sky is the limit.” - SU head coach Dave Reischman

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY No previous rowing experience is necessary to compete at Andrew Cooley (left) and Josh Gautreau (right) are two Orange Syracuse. The only prerequisite is an individual’s willingness rowers who did not start their careers until arriving at Syracuse. to work hard and learn. Rowing is for athletic student-athletes Cooley ran track and cross country, while Gautreau played who want to have a quality Division I experience. It helps to be basketball and soccer in high school. athletic, but it doesn’t matter what sport — football, basketball, skiing, swimming, wrestling, golf. The three most common physical attributes coaches look for when searching for potential rowers is heighth, strength and endurance.

GETTING STARTED Interested students may contact the coaching staff at any time. The coaches also teach a physical education class. Designed to expose newcomers to the sport, the class is offered during the ﬁ rst half of the fall semester. The instruction includes an introduction to the basic techniques of rowing and the ﬁ tness level needed. At the conclusion of the class, those students who are interested in joining the roster can meet with the coaching staff to discuss their Each fall the SU coaching staff takes a shell to campus to try to future in the sport. attract students to its physical education rowing class.

Did You Know? Five of the eight rowers who won gold medals in rowing at “The ideal walk-on candidate in rowing is one who the Athens Olympics did not row before college. has experienced competitive sport on some level and would like to continue with the challenges that 2004 captain Adlai Hurt, the only two-time winner of the competitive athletics provides. We typically see Orange’s David D. Godfrey Award, did not begin his rowing athletes from a variety of sporting backgrounds who career until he enrolled at Syracuse. excel and succeed with hard work and commitment.” - SU freshman coach Phil Marshall

Syracuse Men’s Rowing 15 TThehe TTrainingraining SSchedulechedule

THE FIRST SEMESTER THE CUP SEASON The season begins with the coaching staff and the varsity squad Spring break means SU’s second trip to Florida. The annual recruiting potential rowers on campus. After the introduction, the trip to Miami is part of the selection process for who will row first-year rowers join the veterans on Onondaga Lake. The teams in the varsity boat during the spring season. Upon its return to are bussed daily from campus to the Ten Eyck Boathouse to their Syracuse, the Orange begins daily practice sessions for the spring two-hour, afternoon practices on the water. season on Onondaga Lake. March and April represent the dual- The fall season is spent working on fitness and the technical race season. SU takes on traditional rivals Boston University, aspects of the sport. At the varsity level, much of the training is Rutgers, Cornell, Navy, Georgetown, Temple and Dartmouth in done in pairs to develop boatmanship skills. various cup races throughout the spring. The varsity squads’ fall racing series includes trips to Rochester for the Stonehurst Invitational, to Boston for the Head of the CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTAS Charles, and Princeton, N.J., for the Princeton Chase before The entire season is spent getting ready for May and June hosting the Syracuse Fall Race. and the two championship regattas on the schedule. The first The Orange continues to practice on Onondaga Lake through is the Eastern Sprints, the championship races for the Eastern Thanksgiving. Once indoors, the team uses tank and erg rooms Association of Rowing Colleges. The EARC is one of the most in Archbold Gymnasium on main campus. The workouts feature competitive rowing conferences in the nation. The members strength training with weights and cardiovascular training with include Boston University, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, ergometer workouts and running. The indoor training culminates Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, Princeton, Rutgers, Syracuse, Navy, with the Carrier Dome Triathlon — a 7,500-meter rowing Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Yale. machine workout, a three-mile run and a tour of the Carrier The final competition of the season is the Intercollegiate Dome steps. Rowing Association championship regatta. Formerly held in In January, the team takes its first of two trips to Florida during Syracuse, the IRA event crowns the national champions for men’s the year. The focus of the January trip is once again pair rowing. rowing. The 2006 event will be the IRA’s 104th championship Once the second semester begins, the team is on Onondaga Lake regatta. as soon as possible to begin preparation for its spring racing season.

During the winter months, the Orange moves indoors. Weight training is part of the winter regimen, along with cardiovascular work in the erg and tank rooms. 16 www.suathletics.com TTrophiesrophies & AAwardswards

PACKARD CUP

Dr. Anthony Ladd commissioned the Packard Cup in 1959 to honor his father- in-law, Edward N. Packard (SU class of 1906). The sterling silver cup is awarded annually to the winner of the Syracuse-Dartmouth race. Packard was the stroke of the 1904 varsity eight, the first SU crew to capture an IRA championship. Packard Cup Champions 2005 Dartmouth 1982 Syracuse 2004 Dartmouth 1981 Syracuse 2003 Dartmouth 1980 Syracuse 2002 Dartmouth 1979 Dartmouth 2001 Dartmouth 1978 Syracuse 2000 Dartmouth 1977 Syracuse SU’s 2001 Ten Eyck Trophy chmapions 1999 Dartmouth 1976 Syracuse 1998 Dartmouth 1975 MIT 1997 Dartmouth 1974 MIT TEN EYCK TROPHY 1996 Dartmouth 1973 MIT 1995 Dartmouth 1972 MIT Named after Ned Hanlon Ten Eyck, the son of former SU coach James A. Ten 1994 Dartmouth 1971 Dartmouth Eyck, this trophy is awarded to the winner of the Syracuse-Rutgers race each year. 1993 Dartmouth 1970 Dartmouth Ned coached at Rutgers and Syracuse and was also a national champion sculler. 1992 Dartmouth 1969 Dartmouth 1991 Dartmouth 1968 Syracuse Ten Eyck Trophy Champions 1990 Syracuse 1967 MIT 2005 Rutgers 1995 Rutgers 1989 Syracuse 1966 Syracuse 2004 Rutgers 1994 Rutgers 1988 Syracuse 1965 Syracuse 2003 Rutgers 1993 Rutgers 1987 cancelled 1964 Syracuse 2002 Syracuse 1992 Syracuse 1986 Syracuse 1963 Syracuse 2001 Syracuse 1991 Syracuse 1985 Syracuse 1962 Syracuse 2000 Syracuse 1990 Syracuse 1984 Syracuse 1961 Syracuse 1999 Syracuse 1989 Syracuse 1983 Syracuse 1960 Syracuse 1998 Syracuse 1988 Rutgers 1997 Syracuse 1987 Syracuse 1996 Rutgers GOES TROPHY Clifford “Tip” Goes, Syracuse class of 1914, created the Goes Trophy in 1955 DAVID D. GODFREY AWARD to honor coaches James Ten Eyck of Syracuse, Charles Courtney of Cornell and Created in 1984 by the classmates of David D. Godfrey (1964-83), this annual Richard Glendon of Navy. The trophy is presented to the winner of the annual award is given to the oarsman who best exemplifies Godfrey’s outstanding race between the schools. Goes coxswained the varsity eight which won the characteristics of leadership, dedication and friendship. Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta in 1913. He had a life-long interest in rowing and served as chairman of the U.S. Olympic Rowing Committee. David D. Godfrey Award Winners Goes Trophy Champions 2005 Andrew Cooley 2005 Navy 1979 Navy 2004 Adlai Hurt 2004 Navy 1978 Syracuse 2003 Kevin Klein 2003 Navy 1977 Cornell Adlai Hurt 2002 Cornell 1976 Not held 2002 Chris Liwski 2001 Cornell 1975 Cornell 2001 Jay Abbott 2000 Navy 1974 Cornell 2000 Adam Jackson 1999 Syracuse 1973 Navy 1999 Skye Michiels 1998 Navy 1972 Navy 1998 Jason Premo 1997 Syracuse 1971 Navy 1997 Josh Kaplan 1996 Navy 1970 Cornell 1996 Ron Kellish 1995 Navy 1969 Cornell 1995 Andrew Sawyer 1994 Cornell 1968 Cornell 1994 Brian Fitzgerald 1993 Navy 1967 Cornell 1993 Steve Buckley 1992 Cornell 1966 Cornell 1992 Robert Totten 1991 Cornell 1965 Cornell 1991 Alex Cmil 1990 Syracuse 1964 Cornell 1990 Chris Ludden 1989 Navy 1963 Cornell 1989 Dan McClimans 1988 Syracuse 1962 Cornell 1988 Rich McNamara 1987 Navy 1961 Navy 1987 Bob Price 1986 Navy 1960 Navy 1986 Dave Swenton 1985 Navy 1959 Syracuse 1985 Pete Liefield 1984 Navy 1958 Syracuse 1984 Peter Ayer 1983 Navy 1957 Cornell 1982 Navy 1956 Cornell Adlai Hurt became the only Orange oarsman to earn the 1981 Navy 1955 Navy Godfrey Award twice. Hurt, a captain in 2004, was honored for 1980 Navy his leadership, dedication and friendship.

Syracuse Men’s Rowing 17 AAlumnilumni PerspectivePerspective - DDonon SSmithmith ‘‘9090

Finally, let me touch on the social side of Syracuse. After attending a private, all-boys Catholic high school in Buffalo, I was looking forward to the diversity of social activities available at SU. The school didn’t let me down. There were quite a wide variety of social activities available at Syracuse, from the very strong sports atmosphere and traditions, to the range of clubs and organizations, to the nightlife — and I chose to take advantage of many of these opportunities. Who can complain when they get to watch their school’s basketball team play for a national championship against Indiana as a freshman, with a future NBA No. 1 draft choice on the team? I can still vividly remember the celebration by 10,000 students and fans on Marshall Street when the team won the NCAA semifinal. When it comes down to it, Syracuse is a lot of fun. On the whole, SU provides its graduates a broad base of knowledge and strong interpersonal skills. I found myself well prepared for a career in finance and operations, as well as for a rigorous program at graduate school. The University offers virtually unlimited opportunities, and is a great place to spend four years. The learning is not just in the classroom; it is also on field trips, on the water in practice, in study groups, and in the workout room. Overall, I feel that Syracuse prepared me well for my future academically, athletically, and socially, and provided me with a lifelong network of friends.

Smith’s Achievements Smith was interviewed by NBC broadcaster and Syracuse alum Len Berman at the 2000 Olympics. - 2000 U.S. Olympic single sculls spot - 1996 U.S. Olympic eight team member Sitting at my parents’ kitchen table, I was in the position of selecting a - Member of U.S. Men’s National team since 1992 university to attend and a crew program to join. I was faced with a decision among - 1989-90 Syracuse co-captain colleges, one that would have a significant impact on the rest of my life. We had my choices narrowed down to three, and my parents and I made a list of pros and International Competition cons to help me choose between Syracuse and two other prestigious institutions. - Finished 10th overall and fourth in the “B” final at the July, 2000 Lucerne After weighing all the variables, the decision became clear. Syracuse was the place World Cup Regatta (Switzerland) in the single sculls for me. - Bronze Medal men’s eight at the 1995 World Rowing Championship There are many ways in which Syracuse shaped my life, both for those four - Second-place men’s eight at the 1995 Ratzeburg International Regatta years, and in becoming the person I am today. Most important were the people. I - Third-place men’s eight at the 1995 Essen International Regatta met students, coaches and teachers who I will be able to call friends for the rest of - Gold Medal men’s eight at the 1995 Pan American Games my life. - Gold Medal men’s pair without coxswain at the 1995 Pan American Games Syracuse draws a certain type of person. People who attend Syracuse have an energy. Whether this energy is applied to sports, classes, or other extracurricular - Gold Medal men’s eight at the 1994 World Rowing Championship activities, it is apparent in most students at the University. They are down to - Gold Medal men’s eight in the 1,000-meter race at the 1994 Goodwill earth. Most all are achievers, even if some don’t know it at the time. It was my Games fellow students, my teachers, and my coaches who had the most positive influence - Fifth-place men’s eight in the 500-meter race at the 1994 Goodwill Games on my development and future. - Grand Challenge Cup Gold Medal crew at the 1994 Henley Royal Regatta At Syracuse, I was fortunate enough to be part of a special rowing class. Five - Second-place eight at the 1994 Lucerne International Regatta of my teammates and I had won a bronze medal in the IRA together our - Bronze Medal men’s eight at the 1993 World Championships freshmen year. As seniors in the varsity boat, we proceeded to win all our dual - Bronze Medal men’s eight in the Grand Challenge Cup at the 1992 Henley Royal races and another bronze at the IRA. Rowing with this group for four years was a Regatta tremendous experience. This training helped me gain the skills and confidence that enabled me to be successful on the national and international level after I National Competition graduated. - Earned the American single sculls spot by winning the U.S. Olympic Trials During those years, I learned how much is involved with being a member of a by 18 inches against Aquil Abdullah in June, 2000 successful team. Coach Bill Sanford and Larry Lazlo worked hard to blend novices, - Rowed seven seat of U.S. National Eight which finished fifth at the 1996 experienced recruits and upperclassmen into a cohesive team. (At times we Olympics in Atlanta, Ga. certainly didn’t make this easy for them!) And if there is one area where they were - First-place men’s eight at the 1995 U.S. National Championship consistently successful, I would say it is that they taught us to row hard, to never - First-place men’s eight at the 1993 U.S. National Championship give up, and to race tough (RYBO). As I moved into training for the National Team, I believe it was the discipline - First-place pairs without coxswain at the 1993 U.S. National Championship instilled with this group that enabled me to succeed where some other, probably - Silver Medal men’s four without coxswain at the 1991 U.S. National more talented athletes, weren’t as successful. Championship In addition to a strong work ethic, our coaches and teammates taught us to respect our competitors and to compete with class. We learned humility, teamwork, and through my teammates I learned how to have good friends in a competitive environment. Looking back, it is clear that coaches Lazlo and Sanford did an excellent job developing the boys that we were into young men with strong character and the ability to win or lose with grace. After spending time with Coach Dave Reischman and observing his student-athletes, I am confident that he will be equally successful at developing young athletes into quality men and women. Academically, Syracuse offers students unlimited opportunities. Everyone knows about some of the premier schools at SU, like Newhouse and Maxwell. Not everyone is aware of the high quality of the teaching across the board, and the supportive atmosphere fostered among the students. As a student at SU, you really do have the world at your fingertips. I believe that my studies at Syracuse prepared Smith earned a spot on the 2000 me well for both the professional world, as well as for graduate studies at MIT. U.S. Olympic team as a single sculler. 18 www.suathletics.com HHistoryistory & TTraditionradition

Two years after Syracuse University was founded, students expressed an interest Bill Sanford gave 34 years to SU rowing, producing the IRA varsity eight in rowing. Their enthusiasm for the sport was answered with a boathouse — a champion in 1978 and varsity four champion in 1980. In his last few years as head wooden shack — built at Salina Landing on Onondaga Lake. Aspiring oarsmen coach, Sanford and his rowers experienced much success, including winning the boarded a downtown trolley, transferred to the horse-drawn Liverpool Stage and 1999 Goes Trophy race, the 2001 Conlan Cup, and the Ten Eyck Cup for the sixth- walked through the Syracuse Salt Works to reach their practice site. straight season in 2002. In 1873 the Boating Association of Syracuse University was founded and Dave Reischman succeeded Sanford, coming to Syracuse from Oregon State immediately began hosting professional crew races on Onondaga Lake. That fall, a University. In Reischman’s second season, the Orange added to its IRA success by Syracuse Navy of 15 members organized and elected officers and adopted the pea winning the Chapman Trophy, presented to the team with the most improvement green and pink colors of the athletic department. in the Ten Eyck scoring from the previous year. Chancellor James Roscoe Day assisted the rowing movement by encouraging the promotion of water sports on Onondaga Lake through the founding of the Lakeside Yacht and Boat Club in 1899. Day persuaded typewriter magnate Lyman The IRA Regatta and Eastern Sprints Cornelius Smith to donate three racing shells and convinced trustee Clarence Seamens to purchase indoor rowing machines. Edwin Regur Sweetland, the Today the IRA Regatta is held at Camden, N.J., with the IRA’s five member university’s part-time football coach, agreed to coach crew as well. As Syracuse’s schools, including Syracuse, and other crews which receive invitations to first intercollegiate rowers took to the water in 1899, their color changed to orange compete. The event is considered by many to be the men’s rowing national championship. and they were known as the Orangemen. From 1895 through 1949, regattas were held on the Hudson River in Syracuse made its first appearance at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Poughkeepsie, with the exception of two years when the competition took Regatta on the Hudson River in 1901. The next year Sweetland resigned and was place on Saratoga Lake, in 1898, and on Cayuga Lake, in 1920. During World replaced in 1903 by 50 year-old James A. Ten Eyck Sr., one of the architects of War I (1917-1919), the Depression (1933) and World War II (1942-1946), collegiate rowing. Two years later, SU eights won the first of many Orange victories regattas were suspended. In 1950, the event moved to the Ohio River at on the Hudson, capturing the freshman and varsity eight races against Cornell Marietta and returned there the following year. The spring of 1952 brought and Penn. Ten Eyck, also known as “The Sly Fox of the Hudson,” conditioned and the IRA Regatta to Onondaga Lake, home water of Syracuse crew, where coached Syracuse crews until his death in 1938, at the age of 87. During his tenure, the competition remained for 40 years. Syracuse joined the Intercollegiate Rowing Association in 1921, and in 1937, the The 1994 regatta returned to Onondaga Lake after a one-year hiatus due James A. Ten Eyck Memorial Boathouse was built and dedicated. to flooding on the lake during the spring of 1993. For the past nine years, Ten Eyck was succeeded by his son, Edward “Ned” Ten Eyck, who coached the regatta has been held in Camden. Orange crews until his retirement in 1946. Gosta “Gus” Eriksen, a University of Since its debut in the 1901 regatta, Syracuse has won 27 IRA Washington graduate and former Huskie freshman coach, replaced Ten Eyck championships. Six of those victories were by eights in the Varsity in 1950. In 1956, Eriksen was replaced by Loren Schoel, a Washington alumnus Challenge Cup. SU’s first win was in 1904 under Coach James Ten Eyck, and the former freshman coach at Cornell. In his first season, Schoel watched his while the most recent victory was in 1978 under Coach Bill Sanford. From 1976 to 1978, Syracuse dominated the freshman eight race, winning three freshman eight win at the IRA Regatta. Then, in 1959, he coached Syracuse, the consecutive titles. U.S. representative in the Pan American Games, to victory. That same year Schoel Syracuse competes against other top crews each spring at the Eastern recruited a rower who would become varsity captain in the spring of 1963, the Sprints Championships. Men’s races, sanctioned by the Eastern Association SU freshman coach in the fall of 1963 and varsity coach in 1968, upon Schoel’s of Rowing Colleges (EARC), are held at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, retirement. Massachusetts.

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Drew Harrison 1977 World Championships Lightweight Coach OOrangerange OOlympianslympians 1981 World Championships Lightweight Coach 1984 Olympic Games Coach - Canada - 11 selections to the Olympic Games as 1985 World Championships Coach - Canada participants 1986 World Championships Coach - Canada Commonwealth Games Coach - Canada 1987 World Championships Coach - Canada 1988 Olympic Games Coach - Canada - Five selections to the Olympic Games as 1991 Asian Championships Coach - Japan 1992 Olympic Games Coach - Japan coaches 1993 World Championships Coach - Japan 1994 World Championships Coach - Japan 1995 World Championships Coach - Japan - SU has been represented by a coach, 1996 World Championships Coach - Japan rower or alternate at every Olympics Olympic Games Coach - Japan Gerry Henwood since 1964 1975 Junior Championships Double Sculls -- Jerry Jacobi - 13 Pan Am gold medalists 1977 Junior Championships Four w/o Coxswain --- 1981 World Championships Lightweight 8 5th Anthony Johnson William Bater 1964 Olympic Games Two w/o Coxswain --- 1978 World Championships Lightweight 4 8th 1965 European Championships Eight 3rd 1979 World Championships Lightweight 8 2nd 1967 Pan Am Games Two w/o Coxswain 1st 1980 World Championships Lightweight 8 4th European Championships Two w/o Coxswain 1st 1981 World Championships Lightweight 8 5th 1968 Olympic Games Two w/o Coxswain 2nd 1982 World Championships Lightweight 4 6th 1969 European Championships Two w/o Coxwain 1st 1983 World Championships Lightweight 8 5th 1972 Olympic Games Coach 1984 World Championships Lightweight 8 5th 1975 World Championships Coach 1988 World Championships Lightweight Alternate Edward Kakas Steve Buergin 1966 World Championships Eight --- 1977 Junior Championships Four w/o Coxwain --- 1978 Junior Championships Two w/o Coxswain --- James Kries 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st Louis Buhrmaster 1959 Pan Am Games Assistant Manager Michael Larsen 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st Thomas Darling 1979 World Championships Four w/Coxswain 4th Chris Liwski 1980 Olympic Games Four w/Coxswain No Race 1997 Junior Championships Four w/Coxwain 5th 1981 World Championships Four w/o Coxswain --- 2002 World U-23 Championships Eight 1st 1983 World Championships Four w/Coxswain 7th 2003 Canal Cup Eight 2nd 1984 Olympic Games Eight 2nd Pan Am Games Four w/Coxswain 2nd 1988 Olympic Games Four w/Coxswain 5th 2004 Olympic Games Alternate James Edmonds Chris Ludden 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1996 Junior Championships Eight 2nd 1964 Olympic Games Two w/o Coxswain --- 1987 Junior Championships Eight 2nd 1991 Pan Am Games Eight 2nd Stephen Gladstone 1969 European Championships Coach 9th 1973 European Championships Coach 6th 1979 World Championships Coach 4th 1985 World Championships Coach 5th “Rowing has introduced me to many different Allan Green things I may not have otherwise been able to experience. Rowing offered me the ability to put 1991 World Championships Quad Sculls 5th 1992 Olympic Games Alternate -- myself out there and let fate take its course. I am thankful to have learned those lessons while rowing at Syracuse.”

- Tom Darling ‘81 1980, 1984 and 1988 Olympic Teams

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Ashton Richards 1977 Junior Championships Quad Sculls 9th Scott Roop 1976 World Championships Lightweight Eight 3rd 1977 World Championships Ltwt. Four w/o Coxswain --- 1978 World Championships Lightweight Eight 8th 1979 World Championships Ltwt. Double Sculls 4th 1980 World Championships Ltwt. Double Sculls 2nd 1981 World Championships Ltwt. Single Sculls 1st World Championships Double Sculls 10th 1982 World Championships Ltwt. Single Sculls 2nd 1983 Pan Am Games Quad Sculls --- 1997 World Championships Coach 1st 1998 World Championships Coach 8th 1999 World Championships Coach --- Thomas Rouen 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st William Sanford 1975 Junior Championships Leader Loren Schoel 1959 Pan Am Games Coach 1st Robert Schoel Chris Liwski was an alternate on the 2004 Olympic team. 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st Don Smith Earl Margeson 1993 World Championships Eight 6th 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1994 World Championships Eight 5th 1995 Pan Am Games Two w/o Coxswain 2nd Victor Michalson Pan Am Games Eight 5th 1971 Pan Am Games Head Manager 1996 Olympic Games Eight 6th 1999 World Championships Four w/o Coxswain 13th Nelson Miller 2000 Olympic Games Single Sculls 9th 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st Oswald Street Charles Mills Jr. 1975 Junior Championships Eight (Cox) 7th 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1976 Junior Championships Four w/Coxswain (Cox) Edward Montesi David Townsley 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1979 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1981 World Championships Two w/o Coxswain 11th George Ninos 1955 Pan Am Games Alternate Andrew Washburn 1974 World Championships Ltwt. Four w/o Coxswain 3rd Dan O’Shaughnessy 1976 World Championships Lightweight Eight 3rd 2005 World Championships Four w/Coxswain 4th Jerry Winkelstein Michael Plumb 1959 Pan Am Games Eight 1st 1976 Olympic Games Four w/Coxswain 11th William Purdy 1975 Junior Championships Four w/Coxswain 10th 1977 World Championships Eight 6th “We love alumni to be involved in our program and 1979 World Championships Eight 5th talk to the kids about success. We have a number of 1980 Olympic Games Four w/Coxswain No Race Olympians and national team rowers who have come 1983 World Championships Quad Sculls 7th through here. They can relate that back to the kids. John Rademacher They can assure them that you can get there from 1991 Pan Am Games Double Sculls 5th here. There isn’t anything that our athletes are going to experience in their four years here that the alumni haven’t already experienced.” - SU head coach Dave Reischman

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Beckett, Peter E...... 1954-55-56-57 Brunish, Thompson P...... 1930-32-33 Cochrane, William ...... 1992 * - Captain Beebe,Michael ...... 1973 **Brust, Norman C...... 1929-30-31 Cockrell, Robert A...... 1926-28-29-30 ** - Commodore Beebe, Richard L...... 1950 Bruster, Harold G...... 1925 Cole, Clare L...... 1928-29 Bold indicates current Orange student-athletes Begley,Joseph T...... 1974-75 Buchanan, Harold F...... 1915-18 Colella, Robert D...... 1952-53-54-55 Beier, Robert J...... 1954-55-56-57 Buckley, Bruce W...... 1962-63-64 *Collier, Bryan J...... 1958-59-60-61 A • A • A • A • A Belden, Willard N...... 1923-25-26 Buckley, Frederick H...... 1909 Collins, James T...... 1915-18 Beler, Robert J...... 1957 **Buckley, Kenneth P...... 1919-21 Collins, Robert W...... 1934-35-36-37 Abberger, William M...... 1911-12-14 Belgrad, David ...... 1983 Buckley, Stephen ...... 1991-92 Colville, Christopher ...... 1983 Abbott, Jayson ...... 1999-00-01 Belko, John H. Jr...... 1936-37-38-39 Buergin,Steve B...... 1979-80 Commeret, Randolph E...... 1968 Abigail, George W...... 1926-29 Bell,Alan I...... 1966-67-68 BuFano, Joe ...... 1997-98-99 Compson, Wilbur C...... 1925-26-28-29 Abrams, Prentice ...... 1929-30-31-32 Belluz, Primo ...... 1950-54 Buff, Ernest D...... 1930-31-32-34 Conan, Mark E...... 1933-34-35-36 Acker, David P...... 1954-55-56-57 Belnap, James R...... 1955-59 Buff, Ernest D. Jr...... 1962 Conderman, Joseph ...... 1918-19-20 Ackerman, John M...... 1955-56-57 **Beltz, Edward ...... 1927-28 Buff,Paul E...... 1968-69 Connell, George L...... 1900-02 Ackerman, Robin ...... 1983 Bender, Harold ...... 1995 Bump,Guy A...... 1903-06 Connell, Harry W...... 1900-03 Ackert, Bruce ...... 1956-57 Bennett, Edward ...... 1927-30 Bunch,T. Hooper ...... 1925-28 Connell, Harvey F...... 1900-03 Ackley, Earle L...... 1902-05 Bennett, Milton A...... 1919-21 Burgess, Justin ...... 2003-04-05 Connelly, James F...... 1951-52-55 Alchek,Elliott M...... 1975 Bennett, Robert ...... 1952-55 **Burhmaster, Kenneth E...... 1936-37 Conrad, Adam ...... 2004-05 Adams, Thomas R. Jr...... 1937 Benson, Frank H. Jr ...... 1960-61-62 **Burhmaster, Louis H...... 1958-59-60-61 Constantino, James ...... 1973-74-75 Alcorn, Everett M...... 1962-63-64-65 Benson, Harvey H...... 1908-11 Burleson, John ...... 1975 Converse, Howard ...... 1956-60 Aldridge, Albert H...... 1912-15 *Bentram, Kenneth E...... 1942-47 Burnham, Robert A...... 1953 Cook, John F...... 1922-23-24 Alexander, Nicholas ...... 2001-02-03-04 Bergsten, Carla ...... 1937-38 Burns, Bernard M...... 1914-17 Cooley, Andrew ...... 2003-04-05 Allen, Andrew ...... 1942-44-45 Berkey, Robert A...... 1941 Burns, Frederick T...... 1904 Cooper, John R. Jr...... 1952-53-54 Allen,David S...... 1979-80 Berster, Andrew ...... 2000-01-02 Burns, William J...... 1923-26 Cooper, Lewis K...... 1908-11 Allen, Harry B...... 1931-32-33-34 Besha, James ...... 1995-96 Burwell, Gerwood N...... 1950 Corcoran, James ...... 1971-72 Allen, Murray ...... 1929 **Bessant, William T...... 1912-13 *Busch, George P...... 1918-19-20 Corcoran, J. Thomas ...... 1971-72-73-74 Allen, Richard E...... 1957-58-60 *Bettinger, Sterling ...... 1934-35-36-37 Bush, Edgar J...... 1938-39-40 Corgel, Richard T...... 1968 Alonge, Anthony ...... 1926 Bettinger, William H...... 1951-55 Bush, Lucious M...... 1908-09-10-11 Cornwall, Leon H...... 1904-05-06-07 Altman, David ...... 1997-98-99 Bettini, James ...... 1997-98-99 Bushnell, George K...... 1916 Corp, David T...... 1905-06 Alvord, Vincent ...... 1936-38 Bickford,Mark ...... 1979-80 Butler, Andrew ...... 1991-92 Corrigan, Bruce J...... 1935 Anderson, Aaron ...... 1991 Biggs, Carl S...... 1924-26 Butler, James A...... 1947-48 Corrigan, Edward B...... 1951 Anderson, Hale L...... 1905 Birch, John D...... 1974 Butler, M. Griffith ...... 1911-12-14 Corry, Al H...... 1943 Anderson, John ...... 1991 Bischoff, Stephen ...... 1997-98 Butterworth, J. Raymond ...... 1931-32-33 Corson, Raymond F...... 1947-49 Anderson, Richard A...... 1954-55-56 Birnie, James J...... 1918-21 **Butz, C. Edwin ...... 1905-06-07-08 Cosgrill, Jack W...... 1929-30 Anderson, Ross ...... 1904-05-06 Blacharski,Paul ...... 1969-70-71 Bye, Jason ...... 1993 Costello, William J...... 1900 Anderson, Russell E...... 1935 *Blake, O. William ...... 1947-48-49 Byrnes, Jamie ...... 2001 Costigan, Matthew ...... 2001-02-03 Andrews, N.W...... 1905-06-07 **Blakeley, Bryce D...... 1918-19-20 Cotrell, Gerald ...... 1951 Andrews, Thomas ...... 1958-61 Blanchard, Ernest M...... 1918 C • C • C • C • C Cottrell, Edward ...... 1912-14-15 Andrews, V.E...... 1920-21-23 Blanchard, Harold F...... 1915 Coulter, Richard G...... 1935 Cabesas, Erol ...... 1953 Andrews, Willard W...... 1904-05-06-07 **Blanchard, Orlo D...... 1901 Courage, Mark ...... 1975 Cacavo, F. Arnold ...... 1937-40 Andrews, William A...... 1932 Blessing, David A...... 1957-58-59-60 Coutant, Steve ...... 1984-85-86-87 Cadin, Francis J...... 1922-23-25 **Andrus, William E...... 1947-48 Bliss, Craig C...... 1934-36 Cox, Glenn H...... 1919-22 Cady, George A...... 1930 Angelucci, Robert G...... 1955-56-57 Blixt, Karl K...... 1954-56-57 Cox, Kenneth ...... 1926 Cain, Alden B...... 1961-64 Angwin, Lester E...... 1920-21-23-24 Blocher, Ackley E...... 1905 Cox, Kenneth ...... 1992 Cagwin, Douglas P...... 1938-39-41 Annett, Brian ...... 1993 Blocher, Howard N...... 1934-36-37 Craig, John P...... 1951-52-53-54 **Calkins, John T...... 1949 Anthony,Steven C...... 1978-79-80 Blomquist, Albert E...... 1929 Cramer, Kenneth F...... 1925-26-28 Camp, Samuel H...... 1909-10-12 Antrim, Doron S...... 1952-55 Bluhm, Richard F...... 1941-42-43 Crapo, George W...... 1907-10 Camp, Steven E...... 1938-41 Aradine, A. W...... 1906 Blum, George A...... 1936-37 Crawford, Herbert W...... 1911-12 Campbell, Howard J. Jr...... 1951-54 Archoska, Julius ...... 1924-25-27 Bodzin,Daniel ...... 1984-85 Creegan, Charles C. Jr...... 1900 Campbell, John C...... 1965-66-67 Argen,Ralph T...... 1978-79 Bogart, Loyal K...... 1939-40-41-42 Cregg, Frank Jr...... 1926-27-29 Capano, Richard F...... 1949 Armstrong, Albert M...... 1905 Bogdan, Louis J...... 1940-41-43 Crighton, Edward M...... 1948-51 Cappelli, Matt ...... 2004 Arps, Edward H...... 1923-24-25-26 Bognar, Steven ...... 1995 Crimmins, John D...... 1910-11-12-13 Capron, Wilbur W...... 1913-14-16 Ashburn, Leonard L...... 1975 Bohr, Frank M...... 1902-05 Cromwell, Robert M...... 1950-51 Carney, Lyster T...... 1949 Ashcroft, Sterling H...... 1929-30-31-32 Bohrer, Jonathan ...... 1993 Crosby, Charles A...... 1954-57 Carr, William C...... 1914-15-17 Atkinson, Matthew ...... 1995-96 Boldizar, Robert ...... 1947-48 Crosley, Dorr E...... 1908-11 Carstens, Brian ...... 1995-96 Augliere,Reid ...... 1969-70-71 Boles, Harold E...... 1932-35 Crosson, Frank A...... 1942-45 Carter, L. E...... 1901-02 Ayer,Peter ...... 1984-85-86-87 Bollweg,Chad ...... 1991 Crowell, Robert K...... 1941-42-47 Carter, Sam ...... 1936-37-38 Avery, Floyd B...... 1913-14-15-16 Bonney, George ...... 1940-41-42-43 Crowley, Francis E...... 1933-34-35-36 Casamento, Joseph J...... 1968 Boone, Charles E...... 1941 **Cuddeback, William ...... 1932 Castle, John F...... 1947-48-49 Borst, Jacque B...... 1933-36 Cummings, Orville E...... 1904-05-06-07 B • B • B • B • B Castle, Lewis S...... 1911-12-14 Borst, Kenneth J...... 1947-48-49 Cummings, Ernest M...... 1919-21 Castonguay, Samuel J...... 1924-27 *Babbitt, Grover C...... 1909-10-11-12 *Boselli, Steve ...... 2000-01-02-03 Cummings, Malcolm E...... 1921-24 Cathers, Calvin B...... 1919-23 Bader, Jimmy ...... 2005 Bourcier, Jason ...... 2000-01-02 Cunningham, Charles Jr...... 1925 Cecot, Felix ...... 1941 Bagg, Linus H...... 1902 Bourlatskii, Sergei ...... 2003-04-05 Cunningham, John P...... 1957-59-60 Cellucci, Mike ...... 1995-96-97-98 Bailey, B. Mart ...... 1902 Bower, Roy H...... 1907-08 Curran, Edmund S...... 1947-48-49-50 Chadsey, Bradford ...... 1939-42 Bain,Gordon ...... 1985-86 Boyle, Kevin ...... 2001-02-03-04 *Curran, Robert M...... 1951-52-53-54 Chaffee, Frank W...... 1922-23-25 Baker, Alva P...... 1922 Bozeman, John ...... 1993 Curson, Albert ...... 1947-48-50 Chamberlain, Bruce E...... 1938-39-40-41 Baker, Bruce E...... 1956-57-59-60 Bradley, Gerald T...... 1937-38-39-40 Curtin, John ...... 1995-96-97-98 Chambers, Leon S...... 1916-18 Baker, Leonard ...... 1930-31 Bradley, Harvey E...... 1903 Curtis, Mitchell ...... 2001 Champlin, E. G...... 1908-09-12 Balent, Andrew ...... 1953 Brady, Eugene J...... 1901-02-03-04 Curtiss, Henry H...... 1902-03-04-06 Chapman, Charles R...... 1949-51 Ballard, Frederick A...... 1923 Brady, William G...... 1915 Curwen,William ...... 1991 Chapman, George ...... 1971-72-73 Balloh,Richard ...... 1969 Bragdon, Bill ...... 1983-84-85 Cusic, Trey ...... 1983-84-85 Chapman, John W...... 1929-30-31 Baltazar,Scott ...... 1987-89 Braue, Robert W...... 1956-57-58-59 **Cutler, Eben W...... 1900 Chapman, Otis ...... 1925 Baltensperger, Casper V...... 1922-23-24 Braun, Ellsworth J...... 1922-23-25 Chapman, Ralph ...... 1939-42 Banks, Eugene D...... 1906-09-10 Braun, Jeffrey ...... 1978-79-80 D • D • D • D • D Chase, Grafton ...... 1983 Barber, Arthur S...... 1923 **Breckheimer, Herbert C. Jr...... 1952 Chase, Richard D...... 1957 Dakin, R. E...... 1901 Barber, Walter C...... 1960-61-62-63 Breder,James ...... 1970-71 Cheney, C. C...... 1909 Dale, Kaare ...... 1948-49-50 Barge, Henry F...... 1937-38-40 Breuer, James ...... 1969-70-71 Cheney, Harold L...... 1909-12 Dale, Bruce ...... 1934-38 Barlow, Ralph S...... 1927-29-30 Brewster, Harold ...... 1923-24-25 Chesbro, Robert C...... 1941 Daley, Arthur ...... 1972-73-74 Barnard, Edward S...... 1939-40 Brewster, Neal ...... 1901-02 **Chester, Frederick ...... 1928-29-30-31 Darling, Thomas W...... 1979-80 Barnes,Joe ...... 1987-89 Brindis, Lewis W...... 1968-69 Childs, Richard J...... 1937-38 Dascomb, James S...... 1912 Barnes, Matthew ...... 1995 Bristow, Tim ...... 1983-84-85 Christie, Thomas E...... 1954-55-57 Daskalakis, Paris ...... 1995-96-97-98 Barnes, Stanley G...... 1941-42-44 Broadway, K.E...... 1916 Christian, Scott ...... 1997-98-99 Daughton, Timothy ...... 1996-97-98 Barnhart, Gilbert R...... 1936-37 **Brockett, Roy R...... 1905-06 Cibelli, Gennard ...... 1962-65 Daughton, Patrick ...... 1997-98-99 Barone, Dave ...... 2005 Brocks, Matt ...... 2001, 04 Cimino, John ...... 1947 Davenport, Richard ...... 1954-55-56-57 Barr, Robert ...... 1993 Brogan, William E...... 1926-27 Ciullo, Virgilio Jr...... 1964-66 Davey, F. Norton Jr...... 1936-37-38-39 Barrett, Philips N...... 1950-52-53 Brooks, Joseph H...... 1953-55-57 Clark, Albert A...... 1953-54-55 Davidson, George A...... 1937-38 Barron, Elwyn L...... 1909 Brower, Egmont G...... 1956-57-58-59 Clark, Charlie ...... 1983 Davis, Arthur E...... 1900-01 Bassett, Richard O...... 1913 Brower, Ernest E...... 1929-30-32 Clark, John C...... 1967 *Davis, Darius A...... 1904-05-06-07 Bater,William J...... 1978-79 Brower, Paul L...... 1921-22-23-24 Clark, Leonard H...... 1943 Davis, Edgar ...... 1916-19 Bates, Thomas C...... 1955-58 Brown, Alex ...... 1939-42 Clark, Paul C...... 1927 Davis, Gerald H...... 1923-24-25-26 Batzer, Bryce ...... 1940-41-43 Brown, Ancil D...... 1900-01-03-05 Clark, Roy E...... 1970 Davis, John F...... 1925-26 Bauer, Harold P...... 1926-27-28-29 Brown, Fred H...... 1904-05 Clarkson, Roy K...... 1938-40-41 Davis, Richard ...... 1933-34 Bauer, Richard H...... 1958-61 Brown, Harold H...... 1908-09 **Clary, F. Ware ...... 1901-02 Davis, Richard ...... 1995 Baule, Gerhard M...... 1952-53-54-55 Brown, James A...... 1902 Clash, Harwood G...... 1920-21-23 Davis, Sylvanius S...... 1902-03 Bayer, Peter F...... 1957-60 Brown, Paul R...... 1964 Clearwater, James B...... 1919-20 Davison, Morgan C...... 1911-12-14 Bebout, Lawrence E...... 1924-25-27 Brown, Richard ...... 1975 Clingen, Donn H...... 1952 Dawson, Bernard M...... 1919-20-21-22 Becker, Clarence H...... 1902-03-05 Brown, Robert M...... 1953-54 Cmil, Alex ...... 1991-92 Dayton, Charles H...... 1902-03-04 Becker, J. Edmund ...... 1933-35 Brown, T.H...... 1905-06 Coburn, Robert W...... 1948-49-50-51 Decker, Abram R...... 1905-08 Beckett,David P...... 1978-79 Brown, Thomas A...... 1975 Cochran, J. Rowland ...... 1922-23-24-25 **Decker, David O...... 1903 Beckett,Michael ...... 1991 Bruce, John R...... 1918-21 22 www.suathletics.com AAll-Timell-Time LLetterwinnersetterwinners

Decker, Olin G...... 1918-19-20-21 Farrington, Robert C...... 1900-01-02 Goodale, Colin ...... 1990 Haynes, Jack ...... 1927-28 DeLeon, Donald ...... 1925 Faselt, Robert W...... 1948-50 Gooding, Chris ...... 1985-86-87 Heath, A.D...... 1906 Delefuente,Andy ...... 1985-86 Fasman, Michael L...... 1975 Goodwin, Clinton E...... 1900-01-02 Heath, Orris B...... 1905-06-07-08 Dellapenta, Louis A...... 1936-39 **Faus, Herbert W...... 1909-10 Goody, Bryan ...... 2001-02-03-04 Hegener, Jason ...... 1995 *Deming, Harold M...... 1927-28-29-30 Fegel, Arthur C...... 1928-31-32-33 *Gordon, Raymond W...... 1923-25-26 Heinstein, Robert ...... 1987-88-89 *Dempster, Clarence B...... 1903-04-05-06 Fegley, Mike ...... 1995-96-97 Gorman, Philip W...... 1919-20-22 Heisler, J. Roland ...... 1923-24-25 Demunn, Robert ...... 1939-43 Feld, Frederic I...... 1968 Gower, Byron C...... 1930-31-33 Heisler, Robert N...... 1947 Denton, William ...... 1958 Fergerson, Robert G...... 1968-69-70-71 Grady, William G...... 1912-16 Heitmann, Eric ...... 1985-86-87 Denver,Thomas H.R...... 1964-65-66 Fergusson, David R...... 1971-73-74 Graeb, Harold S. Jr...... 1953-56 Helander, Gordon F...... 1950-51 DeRemer,Russell I...... 1975 **Ferlow, Donald L...... 1954-55-56 Graff, Fred Jr...... 1904 Hellwig, Spencer ...... 1983 Devers, Marshall ...... 1939 Fernandez, Vince A...... 1947-48 Graff, Nathan ...... 1995-96 **Helms, Paul H...... 1909-11-12 Devine, Arthur R...... 1925 Feus, Frederick ...... 1991 Gramlich, Edward ...... 1934 Hemingway, Edward O...... 1906-07-08-09 Devlin, Robert E...... 1978-79 Field, Lawrence H...... 1955-56 **Gramlich, Jacob E...... 1901-02-04 Hempel, E. 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Siller, George ...... 1997 Vaughn, S.G...... 1911 Pappas, George L...... 1939 Revelle, Richard B...... 1952-53-54 Silvernail, Charles ...... 1935 Villon, Willie ...... 2001 Parella, Jonathan ...... 1990-91 Rhodes, John ...... 1989 Simpson, Robert F...... 1950-51 Vucelic, Ivor ...... 1997 Parfitt, Roger T...... 1951-52-53-54 Rice, Edward ...... 1940 Singer, Barrett M...... 1967-68 Pargmon, W.T...... 1902 Rice, Seward F...... 1904-05-06 Singer, William ...... 1928-29 *Park, Ernest R...... 1923-24 Rice, Frank ...... 1936-37 Skomra, Rick ...... 1983 W • W • W • W • W Park, Robert ...... 1902-05 Rice, L.C...... 1906-07-08 Slingerland, Richard ...... 1954-55 Parlato, Carl A...... 1960-62 Rich, J.H...... 1912-13-14 Waldorf, Lynn ...... 1923 Smart, Wayne ...... 1929-31 Parmalee, Mark ...... 1985-86 Richards, Ashton ...... 1981-82 Wallis, P.L...... 1916 Smeltzer, William S...... 1956-57-58 Parrish, Jason B...... 1901 Richards, G. Douglas ...... 1947 Walter, Carl ...... 1929 Smith, Chris ...... 1987-90 Parry, Irwin ...... 1952 Richards, Melbourne ...... 1935 Ward, Michael ...... 1991-92 Smith, David ...... 1942 **Parsons, George B...... 1929 Richards, Oliver C...... 1953-54-55 Ward, Thomas ...... 1923 Smith, Donald III ...... 1987-88-89-90 Partridge, Gordon S...... 1924-28 Richardson, H.H...... 1911-12 Wardell, Charles ...... 1939 Smith, F. Gordon ...... 1909 Partridge, Everett G...... 1950-56 Richardson, A. Russell ...... 1938 Washburn, Andrew H...... 1972-73-74-75 Smith, Francis P...... 1949-50-51 Pattyson, Brewster ...... 1941-44 Ridgely, Henry D...... 1968-69-70 Watson, John C...... 1968-75 Smith, Myron ...... 1947 Paul, Roland A...... 1957-60 Rigby, Judson ...... 1947-49 Waugh, Roger ...... 1939-40-41 Smyth, Michael P...... 1955-56-57 Pease, Floyd H...... 1919-20-21-22 Ring, Sean ...... 1999-00-01 Webber, Jack ...... 1929 Soltese, Ken ...... 1983 Peck, Millard ...... 1975 Ritter, Richard ...... 1980 Weeks, Wilmot ...... 1942 Sowers, Frank ...... 1902 Peck, Richard W...... 1939-41 Robbins, H.W...... 1912-13-14 Weibezahl, Harold E...... 1949-50-51 Spencer, H.J...... 1905-06-07 Penchos, Kenneth L...... 1962-65 Roberts, Charles B. Jr...... 1960-61 Weigartz, Thomas A...... 1978-79-80 Spiecker, Fran ...... 1930-31 Pendill, Willoughby C...... 1909-11 Roberts, E.C...... 1908 Weiler, Milton ...... 1930-31 Spisak, Geroge ...... 2001 Percy, Earl ...... 1939-42 Robinson, Edward ...... 1936 Weinberger, Richard A...... 1953 Sprague, L.D...... 1915-16 Perkins, Charles N...... 1937-39 Robinson, H.A...... 1905 Weiner, Lawrence H...... 1957-58 Sprague, Mark D...... 1968-71-72-73 *Perrin, Arthur R. Jr...... 1941-42-47-48 Rogers, Eric M...... 1972-73-74 Weisberg, Andrew ...... 2004 Sprague, Timothy J...... 1970-71-72-73 *Perry, Eugene H...... 1947-48-49-50 Rogers, Raymond M...... 1954-55 Weiss, Barry ...... 1982-83 Squires, Agustus J...... 1904-05-06 Peskin, Michael ...... 1959-61 Rogers, Raymond H...... 1923-24-25 Weitsman, Allen W...... 1960 Staaf, Rob ...... 1995 Pesot, Jeffrey ...... 1988-89-90 Rogers, Stephen A...... 1967-68-69 Weldon, Christopher ...... 1970 Stangel, Justin ...... 2005 Pessel, Thomas ...... 1950 Rogers, William T...... 1968 Wells, H. Lawrence ...... 1935 Stankiewicz, Stanley J...... 1954-55-56 Peter, Joseph E...... 1967-68-69 Romano, Peter ...... 2001-02-03 Wentherell, William ...... 1928-29 Steen, Robert ...... 1987 Peterson, Nils G...... 1968-69 Roney, R.E...... 1921 Weston, Ralston ...... 1934-35-36-37 Stein, William ...... 1963 Peterson, R. A...... 1908-09-10 Root, Stanley R...... 1952-53 Wetherell, William ...... 1928-29-31 Stephens, H.D...... 1906 Petnuch, Thomas ...... 1995-96-97 Rosenthal, David ...... 1969-70-71-72 Wheadon, David C...... 1964 Stephanik, Jonathan ...... 1999-00-01 Pfeil, William H...... 1973-74 Rossell, William F...... 1964 Wheadon, Stephen R...... 1968-69-70-71 Stern, Bradley ...... 1972 Phelps, Duane Forest ...... 1900-02-03 Rosser, Milburn ...... 1926 White, Brian ...... 1998-99-00-01 Stivala, Adam ...... 2001-02 *Phifer, John E...... 1922-23-24-25 Rouen, Thomas M...... 1958-59-60 White, Phil ...... 1985-86 Stone, Dwight ...... 1905 Phillips, Crandell ...... 1918-22 Rowe, Sylvester ...... 1991 Whitehead, Bruce ...... 1938-39-40 Stone, Robert Russell ...... 1903-04-05-06 Pierce, David B...... 1975 Rowell, Charles F...... 1954-55 Whiteside, Charles ...... 1916 Stratmann, James ...... 1997-98-99 Pierce, Reginald F...... 1919-22 Rung, Kevin M...... 1978-79 Whiteside, John ...... 1927 Stratton, Hubert C...... 1923-24-26 Pigott, John W...... 1951 Russell, H.F...... 1903 Whyte, Robert W...... 1964-65-66 Stratton, Joshua ...... 1999-00-01 **Pinder, Thomas F...... 1910-11 Russell, Maurice C...... 1925 Wilcox, Arthur ...... 1939-40 Straus, Michael ...... 1952 Pitcher, Bert ...... 1961 Russo, William ...... 2001-02-03 Wildmun, G.H...... 1902 Strauss, Michael ...... 1959 **Planck, Wesley S...... 1925-26 Ryan, Roger B...... 1952-53 Wilkin, Terrance ...... 2004-05 Street, Oswald ...... 1978-79 Plath, Donald E...... 1969 Wilkinson, Robert E...... 1949-50 Stribrny, Dirk ...... 1988-89-90 Plumb, Michael A...... 1974-75 Wilkinson, Todd ...... 1995 Stuhlman, Frank Wilbur ...... 1937-38-39 Poe, Randall C...... 1974-75 S • S • S • S • S Will, Eric ...... 1917 Sturin, Howard S...... 1952-53 Pollock, Jeffrey ...... 1985 Willenborg, Richard ...... 1941-42 Salin, John W...... 1919-20 Sudar, Karl ...... 1999-00-01 Pond, Roland ...... 1963 Willey, Mark ...... 1997 Salisbury, Jay W...... 1904-05-06 Summerville, O.R...... 1916 Poole, Sidman P...... 1914-15 Willgoose, Richard D...... 1970 Sammon, Leo ...... 1949-50-51 Sumner, Ernest H...... 1905-06 Port, Ephraim G...... 1922-23 Williams, Eric D...... 1970-71 Samuels, Roger ...... 2001 Sundstrom, Donald I...... 1951 Port, John T...... 1915-16 Williams. 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Jr...... 1949-50 Pranikoff, Howard L...... 1961-64 Santill, Thomas L...... 1956 Tainter, Bernard ...... 1938-39-40 Winkelstein, Jerry ...... 1959-60-61 Preanar, Alexander W...... 1965 Sarich, David ...... 1970 Tapscott, James V...... 1975 Winter, J.R...... 1920-21 Premo, Jason ...... 1995-96-97-98 Savas, Peter G...... 1968 Taylor, Chad ...... 2005 Wise, Milton ...... 1923-24 Prescott, Allen S...... 1925-28 Sawyer, Andrew ...... 1995 Tedesco, Andrew R...... 1952 Wodchis, Mike ...... 1982-83-84 Preston, Donald L...... 1958-61 Sawyer, Thomas L...... 1970-71-72 Teneyck, James Jr...... 1907-08 Wojdyla, Paul ...... 1997-98 Price, Bob ...... 1985-86-87-88 Schiefer, H.J. 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F...... 1908-09-10-11 Scott, Evan ...... 1997-98-99 Tomasco, William ...... 1991-92 Putnam, Ronald W. 1910 Scott, George Gordon ...... 1969-70-71-72 Toomey, Mark ...... 1992 Scott, Matthew ...... 2001-02-03 Topping, H.R...... 1910-11-12 Z • Z • Z • Z • Z Q • Q • Q • Q • Q Sea, Roy L...... 1967-68 Totten, Robert ...... 1991-92 Seaney, Patrick R...... 1975 Tounsley, David S...... 1975 Zammarelli, Tom ...... 1985-86-87 Quattrochi, James ...... 1971 Segaloff, James ...... 1963-64-65 Trimblay, Richard C...... 1975 Zic, Frank ...... 2001 Quigg, A.H...... 1922 Sera, Vincent ...... 1997-98-99 Trigg, J.E...... 1915 Zupanick, Michael E...... 1974 Serafini, Aldo ...... 1935 Tucker, Floyd ...... 2001 Zutant, Dennis V...... 1964-65-66 Shafer, Robert M...... 1968-69-70 Turnbull, H...... 1913 R • R • R • R • R Shamlian, John W...... 1978-79 Turner, Richard H...... 1960-61-62 Rademacher, John ...... 1989 Shannon, Robert B...... 1975 Tytus, John ...... 1995 The information presented in this publication was Rader, James ...... 1933-34 Shasten, Howard ...... 1983 compiled according to existing records. If you know Rammi, August W...... 1919-20 Shattack, Edward ...... 1984-85 U • U • U • U • U of any information that needs to be changed or Rapelje, J.A...... 1909 Shaw, Charles R...... 1919 added to this anthology, please contact Mark Vellek Rayfield, Charles W...... 1961 Shaw, Douglas ...... 1999-00-01 Uffelman, Dale ...... 1941 in the Syracuse Athletic Communications office at Redman, G.E...... 1915 Shaw, W.E...... 1915 315 443-2608. Reed, John B...... 1962-63-64 Shea, T.J...... 1908 V • V • V • V • V Reed, Neil ...... 1924-25 Sheehan, William ...... 1991 Reed, Roger ...... 1969-70-71 Sheerin, Pete ...... 1983 Valdini, Anthony F...... 1968-69-70-71 Regan, James P...... 1978-79 Shepard, Edward J...... 1951-52-53 Van Arnam, Robert ...... 1934-35-36 Reichert, Donald ...... 1947 Shiefer, H.J...... 1908 Van der Bogert, Giles Y. 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Completed and dedicated in 1937, the James A. Ten Eyck Boathouse is a memorial to the beloved rowing pioneer who coached Syracuse University oarsmen from 1903 until his death in 1938.

Hubert “Jock” Stratton Crew Room James A. Ten Eyck Boathouse Named for SU rowing alumnus Hubert “Jock” Stratton ‘26, the crew room To generations of oarsmen — and since 1972, oarswomen — the Ten Eyck provides an indoor training facility for the SU crews during the winter months. Boathouse, located at Onondaga Lake Outlet in Longbranch Park, has been the Located in Archbold Gymnasium on main campus, the room contains an eight- headquarters of Syracuse rowing. In 1987, a major renovation of the historical seat rowing tank, ergometers and an area for calisthenics. facility both modernized and enlarged the original structure. Funding for the project was shared by the Syracuse University Athletics Department, Onondaga County and the Syracuse Alumni Rowing Association (SARA). The boathouse was formally re-dedicated at ceremonies on April 30, 1988. The renovations included: modernizing the existing shell storage bays on the first floor of the boathouse and adding a new small boat bay; redesigning space for coaches offices; constructing an observation deck and an indoor lounge on the second floor overlooking the river course finish line; and renovating the women’s shower, locker rooms, dormitory, and adjoining men’s locker and shower rooms. These new locker rooms provide ample space for rowers during pre-IRA training camp. The dormitory doubles as a large meeting room. In 1997, a new four-bay boathouse was constructed to house the growing number of rowing shells. The construction makes the boathouse not only an enduring memorial to Ten Eyck, but one of the finest college rowing facilities in the country.

Onondaga Lake The home water of the Syracuse crews is Onondaga Lake. Courses, which are designed in the four and one-half mile by one and one-quarter mile body of water, are used for high school, collegiate, national and international competition. Onondaga Lake hosted the annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta from 1952-94 and the USRowing Club Championships from 1995-2000. The lake has been the training water for crews competing in the Empire State Games, National Sports Festival, Pan Am Games Trials, Junior National Championships and the Olympics. In addition to the lake’s state-of-the-art 2,000-meter, six-lane course, the connecting Seneca River and New York State Barge Canal system provides more than 25 miles of sheltered water for workouts.

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“If you want to know how important academics are The Stevenson Educational Center to the Syracuse Athletics Department you just have to take a look at our Academic Services wing in Manley Field House. We have great academic counselors, a great computer lab, and great tutors. The resources for academic success are here and it is up to the student-athletes to take advantage of them.” - SU head coach Dave Reischman

To support the athletic and academic goals of the student- athletes, the Syracuse Athletics Department has a comprehensive academic services unit, the Office of Student Support Services. The unit is staffed by a director, four full-time advisors, a secretary, seven graduate assistants and a complete tutoring staff devoted specially to individual academic and personal development. The department was selected as a pilot school for the NCAA CHAMPS/LIFE Skills Program. This program at Syracuse is known as the Stevenson Educational Center LIFE Skills (formerly known as ACES). The role of SEC is to provide experiences and opportunities that will help the student-athletes realize their full potential. The key components of SU LIFE Skills Program are Academic Commitment, Personal Development Commitment, Service Commitment and Career Development Commitment. The program, designed to enhance leadership and citizenship skills, offers opportunities to develop understanding of choice, integrity, accountability and commitment. The program was created to adapt to the ever-changing needs of the student-athlete during his/her collegiate career and encourages meaningful contributions to the community. The facilities at Syracuse University have undergone as many changes as the focus and scope of the program. The Milton and Ann Stevenson Educational wing has expanded during the last four years, allowing for increased attention and support of the needs of the student-athlete. Computer clusters, group meeting rooms, office space and private tutorial rooms are in place to further enhance the support provided by the department. All of the expansions and space are convenient to the living, academic and athletic facilities enjoyed by the Syracuse student-athlete.

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The SU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Liwski Balances Education with Olympic Dream by Judy Holmes, 2004 Abbott, Jay (S98, S01) Lee, Brandon (S98) Alexander, Nick (S02, F02, S04) Lewis, Jeffrey (F97) SU College of Law students, professors, staff A ltman, David (F95, S97, F97, S98, F98, S99, F99) L iwski, Christopher (S99, F99, F00, F01, S02) Aramony, Will (S04) L iwski, Matt (S97, F98, S99, F99, S00) and alumni had a special reason for tuning Armstrong, Ryan (F04, S05) Lombardi, Daniel (F04, S05) in to coverage of the Summer Olympics this Artz, Tony (F04) M ahardy, Pat (S00, F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03) August. Chris Liwski who completed his fi rst Bader, Jimmy (F03, S04, F04, S05) M allace, Jon-Dagan (F02, S03, S04) Barone, David (F03, S04, F04, S05) Mambort, Tim (F03, S04, F04, S05) year of law school in 2003, then took a leave of Battin, Joe (F02, S03) Mansfield, Courtney (F04, S05) absence to train for the Olympics, represented Beck, Mike (F03, S04, F04) Markel, Doug (S96, F96, F97) the United States in Athens as a member of the Bender, Harold (F97) Marvul, Michael (S97) men’s rowing team. B erster, Andrew (F99, F00, S01, F01, S02) M cCloskey, Matthew (F99, S00) B esha, James (F95, S96, F96, S97) McElroy, Jared (S99) “The support I’ve received from the College B ettini, James (F95, S96, F96, S97, S98, S99, F99) McGrath, David (S99, F99) of Law has been fantastic,” Liwski says. “The B ischoff, Stephen (S97, F97, S98, S99) McIsaac, Brian (F95) friends you make during the fi rst year of law Bixby, James (F01, S02, S03) McMahon, Patrick (S97) Bognar, Steven (F95, S96, F96) McManus, Dan (S04) school really stick with you. Professors have B oselli, Steve (S00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03) McNamara, Jessica (S00) written me notes of encouragement, and the Bourlatskii, Sergei (S04, F04, S05) M cNamara, John (S97, F97, S98) students I met have kept in touch. They’ve B oyle, Kevin (F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03, S04) M ichiels, Skye (F95, S96, F96, S97, F97, S98, F98, S99, F99) been my cheering squad, and they have been great friends.” Brocks, Matt (F00, S04) Mielinski, David (F97) Bufano, Joseph (S99, F98) M iller, Eric (S99, F99, S00, F00, S01, F01, S02) Liwski ’02 spent four years on the Syracuse University men’s rowing team Burgess, Justin (S03, S04, F04, S05) Mindler, Josh (F04, S05) while he completed coursework for a B.S. in information management and Carnevale, Daniel (F99) Monetti, Jethro (F02) technology from SU’s School of Information Studies. The summer after Carrigan, Matthew (S98, F98) Morrow, Matt (F03, S04, F04, S05) Carstens, Brian (S96, F96) Nigro, J.W. (F00) commencement, he competed on the U.S. Nation’s Cup team and won a Carver, Jordan (S99) Nilsen, Nicholas (S97) gold medal at the Nation’s Cup World Championships in Italy. Olympic gold C ellucci, Mike (S96, F96, F97, F98) Novick, Ethan (S97, F97) weighted heavily on Liwski’s mind as he entered SU’s College of Law in the fall C hen, Jia (F95, S96, F96, S97, F97) Nowlan, Mark (S01) of 2002. He spent the next year attending classes, doing homework, training Cherry, Gregory (S99, F99) Nunlist, Corey (F00, S01) C hristian, Scott (S96, F96, S98, F98, S99, F99) Omitz, Zachary (S99) four hours a day, and trying to get some sleep. “It made the fi rst year of law Conklin, Heather (S98, F98) O ’Neill, Matt (F01, S02, F02, S03) school pretty tough,” Liwski says. “Pretty much all I did was study, train, eat Conrad, Adam (F02, S03, F03, S04, F04, S05) O’Shaughnessy, Dan (S05) and sleep. My rule was to go to bed by midnight so my body wouldn’t shut C ostigan, Matt (S00, F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03) Page, Tyler (F02, S03, F03, S04, F04, S05) down on me.” Curtin, John (F97, F98) Panzarella, Jamie (S97) Curtis, Mitchell (F00) Petnuch, Thomas (F95, S97) Last summer, the hard work paid off. Liwski tried out for, and made, the U.S. Cusick, Brendan (F01) Potter, Steven (F95, S96, F96) Pan American men’s rowing team and competed in the 2003 Pan American D askalaskis, Paris (F95, S96, F96, S97, F97) Prager, David (F95, S96, F96) games in the Dominican Republic, again winning a gold medal. “At that point, I Daughton, Timothy (F95, S97) P remo, Jason (F95, S96, F96, S97, F97, S98, F98) D aughton, Patrick (F97, S98, F98, S99, F99) Raskin, Igor (F01, S02) decided I had a legitimate shot at making the U.S. Olympic Team,” Liwski says. Della Guista, Bill (F04, S05) R ing, Sean (S98, F98, F99, S00, F00, S01) “So, I requested a leave of absence from law school, and, in September 2003, Devine, Nathan (F04, S05) R omano, Peter (S00, F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03) headed to the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Princeton, New Jersey.” For the Eckstrom, John (S00) Rose, Tobias (F98) next 11 months, Liwski’s life revolved around training for a spot on the U.S. Fegley, Michael (S97, F97) Ross, Andrew (F03, S04, F04) Ferreira, Jason (F95) Ruckert, Chris (F04, S05) men’s sweep team, a subset of the U.S. men’s rowing team. In sweep rowing, Firger, Mark (S99, F99) R udnicki, Stephen (F95, S96, F96) each rower uses one oar. In sculling events, the rowers use two oars. Fitzpatrick, Casey (F00) Rufner, Christian (S98, F98) Liwski was one of 28 men with their eyes on Olympic gold. Only 16 would Fleischer, Andrew (S98, F98) R usso, Will (F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03) Flynn, Jonathan (F04) Saha, Rajkumar (F95) make the fi nal sweep team—14 would ultimately compete in eight-man, four- Gallagher, Erin (S99) Sajdak, Kevin (F04, S05) man, and pairs Olympic-rowing events; two alternates would go to cheer their Gautreau, Josh (F02, S03, S04, F04, S05) Samuels, Roger (F00) team on and substitute, if needed. Most of the men Liwski competed with are Geise, J.P. (S04, F04, S05) S angillo, Richard (S97, F97, F98) veteran rowers; some have wives and children. The oldest competitor was 31 Gibson, Chip (S03, S04) Scherenzel, Adrienne (F95) Goody, Bryan (S03, F03, S04) S chmidt, William (S00, F00, S01) years old; Liwski was one of the youngest and virtually a rookie in competing Gurrisi, Daniel (F00) S cott, Evan (F95, S97, F97, S98, F98, S99, F99) at this level. Goldstein, Gavin (S00) Scott, Matthew (S00) “We ate, slept and trained for 11 months,” Liwski says. “We got a break on Goody, Bryan (F00, F01, S03) Sera, Vincent (F98, S99) Graff, Nathan (F95, S96, F96) S haw, Douglas (S98, F98, S99, S00, F00, S01) the Fourth of July; we only had to practice twice instead of three times that Greenberg, Josh (S97, F97) Siket, Matthew (S97) day. Actually, once a month, we got 48 hours off. Other than that, it was usually Grenier, Jim (S03, F03, S04) Sisois, Michael (S00) a scattered afternoon or morning. Competing for a spot on the U.S. Olympic G ryniuk, Michael (S98, S00, S01) Spisak, George (F00, S01) team is basically a full-time job, but I wouldn’t want to be doing anything else.” Hackel, Christopher (S97, F97) Stangel, Justin (S05) Harrison, Joel (F03, S04, F04, S05) Stansbury, Robert (S98, S99) On July 7, the fi nal roster was announced. Liwski was headed to Athens—as Harvey, Chris (S03) Stiller, Greg (F03, S04) an alternate. “It will be tough, training with the team all of this time and then H eumann, Matt (F99, S01, S02) Stone, Sara (S96, F96, S97) having to watch from the sidelines,” Liwski says. “But it makes me want it that Heyer, Glenn (F97, S00) Stratmann, James (S97, F97) much more. It adds fuel to my desire to be in the boat for the 2008 Olympic Hillebrecht, Jason (F95, S96, F96, S97, S98, F98, S99, F99) S tratton, Joshua (F98, F99, F00, S01) Hinman, Chris (F00) Sudar, Karl (S98, F99) games. My ultimate goal is to not only make the team, but to compete on the H orvath, Michael (F00, F02, S03, F03) Sullivan, Michael (S97) team.” H urt, Adlai (F00, S01, F01, F02, S03, S04) Taylor, Chad (F04) To help realize that goal, Liwski will be spending the 2004-05 academic year Jackson, Adam (S99, F99) Terchila, Eric (S97, F97) Ja cobsen, Eric (F01, S02, F02, S03) T home, Matthew (S98, F98, S99, F99, F00, S01) at Oxford University, where he will be competing for a spot on the university’s Janosko, Michael (S99, F99) Tucker, Floyd (F00) world-renowned rowing team and doing a one-year master’s program in Jo hnson, Andrew (F00, S01, S03) V ande Vusse, Scott (S98, F99, F00, S01) environmental policy. His goal is to compete in the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Jone, Adam (F04) Villon, Will (F00, S01, F01) Race—the European version of the Super Bowl. “It’s one of the largest races in Jones, Laurence (S97, F98) Vucelic, Ivor (F97, F98) Jordan, Peter (F03) Wadas, Kristen (F95) the world,” Liwski says. “Last year, 8 million people watched it on television, K aplan, Joshua (F95, S96, F96, S97, S98) W eisberg, Andrew (F01, S02, F02, S03, S04, and 100,000 people lined the banks of the Thames River to watch the race.” Kapron, Zennon (S96, F96) F04, S05) Kaputa, Phillip (S96, F96, F98) Went, Raymond (F95, S97) Kay, Scott (S03) Wernle, James (S00) Kellish, Ron (S96, F96) W hite, Brian (S99, F99, S00, F00) K emezis, Christopher (F95, S96, F96, S97, Wilkin, Terry (F02, S03, F03, S04, F04, S05) F97, S98, F98, S99, F99) Willey, Mark (S97, F97) Knapp, Ryan (F04, S05) W right, Andrew (F00, S01, F01, S02, F02, S03, F03, S04) K rehbiel, Matt (S97, F97, S98, F99, S00) Yavalar, Ata (F02, S03) Lange, Colin (F95) Yoffe, Abe (S00, F00, S01) Larocco, Christopher (F99) Young, Richard (F00) Lawler, Michael (F04, S05) Zic, Frank (S01) Zusky, Ara (S03) 28 www.suathletics.com TThishis iiss SSyracuseyracuse UUniversityniversity

Syracuse University Schools & Colleges Majors at Syracuse University Accounting Italian Language, Literature, Culture • School of Architecture Advertising Latino-Latin American Studies • The College of Arts & Sciences Advertising Design Linguistic Studies • Aerospace Engineering Magazine School of Education African American Studies Management Studies, General • L.C. Smith College of Engineering & Computer Science American Studies Marketing Management • Graduate School Anthropology Mathematics • College of Human Services and Health Professions Architecture Mathematics Education • Art Education Mechanical Engineering School of Information Studies Art, History of Medieval and Renaissance Studies • College of Law Art Photography Metalsmithing • The Martin J. Whitman School of Management Art Video Modern Foreign Languages • Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs Biochemistry Music Bioengineering Music Composition • S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Biology Music Education • College of Visual & Performing Arts Broadcast Journalism Music History • University College (continuing education) Business Music History and Cultures Ceramics Music Industry Chemical Engineering Musical Theater National Leaders Chemistry Newspaper U.S. News and World Report ranked SU’s Public Affairs Child and Family Studies Nutrition/Dietetics master’s program from the Maxwell School and the Civil Engineering Nutrition Science Classical Civilizations Painting Newhouse School broadcast journalism master’s Classics (Greek and Latin) Performance program as the best in the nation in its 2004 ratings Communication and Rhetorical Studies Philosophy Communication Photography Sciences and Disorders Photography, Art Communication, Speech Physical Education Communications Design Physics SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY FACTS Composition Policy Studies (Public Affairs) Computer Engineering Political Philosophy Enrollment: 10,750 Computer Art Political Science Computer Science Printmaking Diversity: 15% African American, Asian Consumer Studies Pre-Law American, Native American, and Design/Technical Theater Pre-Medicine/Veterinary/Dentistry Latino students Drama (Pre-) Physical Therapy (Health & Earth Sciences (Geology) Exercise Science) Demographics: Students represent 50 states and Economics Psychology more than 87 Foreign countries Electrical Engineering Public Relations Engineering Physics Religion Class rank: Approximately 80 percent of English Religion and Society incoming class ranked in the top English Education Retail Management and Consumer Studies Entrepreneurship and Emerging Retailing/Marketing quarter of their high school class Enterprises Russian Language, Literature, Culture Undergraduate Environmental Design (Interiors) Russian Studies Environmental Engineering Science Education Classroom Size: 84% smaller than 30 students Environmental Sciences Sculpture European Literature Selected Studies Undergraduate Fashion Design Social Studies Education student/faculty ratio: 12:1 Fiber Arts Social Work Film Sociology Full-time Faculty: 879 Finance Spanish Language, Literature, Culture Colleges: Nine undergraduate Fine Arts Speech Communication French Language, Literature, Culture Sport Management Majors: More than 150 General Management Studies Stage Management Geography Supply Chain Management Minors: Approximately 70 German Language, Literature, Culture Surface Pattern Design Graphic Arts Television/Radio/Film Library: 3 million volumes Health and Exercise Science Textile Design more than 7 million microforms History Theater Design (Design/Technical Theater) 18,400 current periodicals/serials History of Architecture Video, Art 30,000 databases and e-journals Hospitality and Foot Service Management Women’s Studies Illustration Extracurricular Groups: More than 300 Inclusive Elementary Education and Special education Teacher Students also have the Preparation Program option of choosing from Industrial and Interaction Design approximately 70 minors Information Management and Technology as part of their curriculum. Interior Design International Relations Syracuse Men’s Rowing 29 DDistinguishedistinguished AAlumnilumni

With a Syracuse University education, our alumni have gone on to become:

• The first woman to command a NASA • A CBS “60 Minutes” correspondent • Celebrated sportscasters [Marv Albert space mission [Lt. Col. Eileen Collins [Steve Kroft ‘71] ‘63; Len Berman ‘68; Bob Costas ‘74; ‘78] Marty Glickman ‘39; Tim Green ‘86, ‘94 • Former LAW; Dick • A pioneering physician-astronaut with anchor Stockton the most shuttle time logged in space [F. of ABC’s ‘64; Mike Story Musgrave ‘58] “Nightline” Tirico ‘88] [Ted Koppel • A nationally ‘60] • Leading syndicated art critics New York • The first [the late Times African Clement columnist American Greenberg [William football ‘30, Hilton Safire ‘51, player to Kramer DHD ‘78] win the ‘50] Heisman Trophy [the late Ernie Davis • U.S. ‘61] • A New York Times music critic [Allan Secretary Kozinn ‘76] of Health • Pulitzer Prize-winners [composer and Human Donald Martino ‘52, New York Times • Leading modern visual artists [Luise Services [Donna Shalala G’70] science correspondent John Noble Kaish ‘46, Morton Kaish ‘49, Sol LeWitt Wilford G’56, news photographer Ruth ‘49, Richard Merkin ‘60, Bill Viola ‘73, • U.S. Secretary of the Navy [Maxwell Fremson ‘86, photojournalist Stephanie G’75] School Prof. Sean O’Keefe G’79] Welsh ‘95] • The architect responsible for restoring • University presidents [Molly Corbett • A leading choreographer and dancer the Statue of Liberty [Richard S. Hayden Broad ‘62, G’63, president of the with his own renowned dance company ‘60] University of North Carolina system; Jay [Paul Taylor ‘53] Oliva G’57, ‘60, president of New York • A nationally renowned museum University] • A director [David Ross ‘71, The San Broadway, Francisco Museum of Modern Art] • United States Senators [Joseph Biden ‘68 recording LAW; Alfonse D’Amato ‘59, ‘61 LAW; and film • A preeminent literary agent [Morton Warren Rudman ‘52] star and the Janklow ‘50] first African • A critically acclaimed opera composer American • Co-producer of Woody Allen’s films and librettist [Carlisle Floyd ‘46, G’49] to be [Charles H. Joffe ‘51] crowned • Celebrated fashion designers [Henry Miss • Leading television comedy writers Grethel ‘54, Betsey Johnson ‘64] America [Seaman Jacobs ‘32, Irma Kalish ‘45] [Vanessa • Best-selling novelists [Stephen Crane Williams • Famous actors [Taye Diggs ‘93, Bob 1891, Mary Gordon ‘73; Tim Green ‘86, ‘85] Dishy ‘55, Peter Falk ‘53, Frank Langella ‘94 LAW; the late Shirley Jackson ‘40; ‘59, Sheldon Leonard ‘29, Suzanne Joyce Carol Oates ‘60] Pleshette, Jerry Stiller ‘50]

• A leading playwright, screenwriter and author-creator of award-winning • One of the world’s top newspaper television series [Aaron Sorkin ‘83] • Famous professional athletes [Gary publishing and cable executives [Donald Anderson ‘82, Jim Brown ‘57, Dave Bing E. Newhouse ‘51] • Heads of their own television ‘66, Derrick Coleman ‘90, Larry Csonka production companies [Dick Clark ‘51, ‘68, Floyd Little ‘67, John Mackey ‘63, • One of the world’s top magazine Fred Silverman ‘58] Donovan McNabb ‘99, Art Monk ‘80, publishing executives [S.I. Newhouse Jr. Daniel Schayes ‘81 and Rony Seikaly ‘91] ‘49] Source: U.S. News & World Report

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Admissions Plans FOR MORE INFORMATION REGULAR DECISION Contact the Syracuse Offi ce of Admissions This is the plan generally used when applying in the fall of one’s senior year in high school. January 1 is the postmarked application deadline, and notifi cation of admission begins in March. Offi ce of Admissions 201 Tolley Administration Building EARLY DECISION Syracuse, NY 13244 This is for students who select Syracuse University as their fi rst choice and agree to withdraw applications from other schools if admitted to Syracuse. November 15 is the postmarked application deadline, and Phone: 315-443-3611 notifi cation of admission begins in late December. www.admissions.syr.edu

EARLY ADMISSION This option is for secondary school juniors with strong academic records Financial Aid who demonstrate exceptional maturity and strong support from their secondary school. Students are admitted directly to the University The Syracuse University Offi ce of Financial Aid and Scholarship without a secondary diploma. Early admission candidates are required Programs offers fi nancial aid in the form of merit-based scholarships, to have a personal interview. Deadlines are the same as those for regular need-based grants, and loans from institutional, government, and decision. private sources. Each year, approximately 70 percent of all admitted undergraduate students receive fi nancial assistance in the form of For detailed information on admission requirements and deadlines, scholarships and/or grants. While Syracuse University cannot guarantee visit www.admissions.syr.edu that the full need of all students will be met, admission decisions are “need-blind.” Therefore, applying for fi nancial aid will not have a Admissions Requirements negative impact on the Admissions Committee’s decision. Freshman applicants should meet the following general requirements to To apply for need-based fi nancial aid two forms are required: be considered for admission … 1. The College Scholarship Service Financial Aid Profi le (CSS Profi le) - due to CSS by February 1st. The registration information for the • Be enrolled in or a graduate of an accredited secondary school. CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE is available beginning in September. The Syracuse University welcomes applications for admission from home- profi le may be accessed on-line at schooled students. Please contact the Offi ce of Admissions at 315-443- http://profi leonline.collegeboard.com/index.jsp. 3611 for more information. Syracuse’s CSS profi le code is 2823. • Most candidates present records with at least four years of English, 2. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) - due to the mathematics, science, and social studies; and at least three years of a Federal Processor by February 1st. The FAFSA is available in high foreign language. Specifi c college requirements may vary. school guidance offi ces, or on-line at www.fasa.ed.gov. Syracuse’s FAFSA code is 002882. • Submit results from the Scholastic Assessment Test I (SAT I) of the College Entrance Examination Board or the test battery of the No separate scholarship application is needed for merit-based American College Testing program (ACT). We do not require SAT II: scholarships. Subject Tests. For students whose primary language is not English, the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the English Languate Profi ciency Test (ELPT) is recommended. For More Information Offi ce of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs • Submit a completed application including offi cial transcript, 200 Archbold North recommendations, personal essay, and all special admission Syracuse, NY 13244-1140 requirements by the appropriate deadline. (315) 443-1513 • All special admission requirements are available at admissions.syr.edu fi [email protected] and in the Undergraduate Application for Admission booklet. www.fi nancialaid.syr.edu

Important Dates

2005-06 Application Admission Candidates 2006-07 2006-07 Award Postmarked Deadline Notifi cation Begins Postmarked Reply Date CSS Profi le FAFSA Notifi cation Dates Early Decision November 15, 2005 Mid December February 15, 2006 Nov. 30, 2005 Feb. 1, 2006 End of January Freshmen 2006 Regular Decision Late March Freshmen and January 1, 2006 Mid March May 1, 2006 Feb. 1, 2006 Feb. 1, 2006 2006 Transfers

Spring (2006) Enrollment Freshmen November 15, 2005 Mid December December 30, 2005 and Transfers Syracuse Men’s Rowing 31 GGivingiving BBackack ttoo SSyracuseyracuse RRowingowing

SARA One key to the success of the SU crew program is the Syracuse Alumni Rowing Association. Organized in 1955 by Dr. Bruce Chamberlain ‘41 and Dr. Thomas Kerr ‘39, SARA’s purpose, as defined in its charter, is “to support the interest in rowing at Syracuse University, the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County.” Support from enthusiastic and loyal SARA members has come in many different ways: gifts of racing shells and equipment; funding for training trips; special awards; designated campaigns such as the Ten Eyck Boathouse Renovation; and countless other contributions to maintain the traditionally high standards of Syracuse University crew. In addition, SARA involves itself in annual events such as the fall Alumni Race and Get-Together; the winter Navy Ball, a dinner-dance for rowers and their guests; and the spring Appreciation Luncheon just prior to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. The bright orange SARA tent is seen anywhere SU competes as alumni gather to cheer on the crews and socialize. The association publishes a newsletter to keep SARA members in touch with one another and the program. Joe Peter ‘69 (far right, bottom row) was the coxswain on the Syracuse University alumni team that won the gold medal in Campaign for Crew the Alumni Race at the 2002 IRA Regatta. The tradition of Syracuse rowing is outstanding and gives great pride to all those who participate. In an effort to continue this strong tradition, the Campaign for Crew has been established to endow scholarship funds for the men’s crew program. It is essential to build the endowment base to ensure the future of the program. At the start of the campaign, there was $1.2 million in crew endowment funds. This provides the program with about $60,000 to use toward athletic scholarships. With 50 student-athletes participating in crew, the situation is quite clear. In order to recruit and retain talented student-athletes, it is important to increase the scholarship funds. The goal of this campaign is $2 million. This will provide approximately $100,000 worth of additional scholarships annually. This will go a long way in attracting the best student-athletes to our program. One person whose name is synonymous with Syracuse Crew is Joe Peter ‘69. Since his days as coxswain for the Orangemen, Peter has kept his relationship with SU crew strong. He has established the Joseph E. Peter Endowed Crew Scholarship. Syracuse dedicated a new racing shell in honor of Dr. Bruce E. In addition, he has supported the Boathouse Renovation Project and the Henley Baker ‘59 and his wife, Patricia Gormel Baker ’59, on April 24, Endowment Fund. He is currently the Chairman of The Campaign for Crew. 2004. Baker helped the 1956 freshmen crew to the IRA Regatta “Participating in SU crew changed my life. Since the day I graduated, I have dedicated myself to supporting the program in anyway I can,” Peter said. “I want to Championship, and was a member of the second varsity eight know that Syracuse University always has a varsity men’s crew team. I have made it in 1959. In 1985, Bruce was honored as a Syracuse University a mission to help make that happen.” Letter Winner of Distinction, an award voted on by his peers in Crew alum, Jim Breuer ’72 and his wife, Cathy ‘73, have made a significant lead SU’s Varsity Club. Bruce is currently a member of the Syracuse gift to the Campaign for Crew. Their contribution of $100,000 will establish the Breuer Family Endowed Crew Scholarship. Jim and Cathy challenge fellow crew Alumni Rowing Association (SARA). Both Bruce and Patricia, alumni to join them and participate in this endeavor at the highest level possible. who was also involved in athletics at Syracuse, are members of “The crew program gave me so much toward my life’s success,” Breuer said. “It the Central New York Alumni Club. feels great to be able to give something back. Establishing my own scholarship is a great honor and I am proud to know that it will help future crew athletes.”

“Alumni are absolutely essential to the success of a rowing program for a lot of reasons. What we try to establish in our student-athletes while they’re here is to have a sense of legacy that by the time they graduate after four years the program is better for them having walked through the door. That legacy doesn’t stop when they graduate. They have a responsibility when they leave to ensure the student-athletes who come after them have access to the same opportunities they did.” - SU head coach Dave Reischman

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Population: 147,306 (2000 census) • The New York State Fair, the longest running state Population Rank: 145th fair in the nation Location: Central New York • The Erie Canal County: Onondaga Nickname: The Salt City • More than 50 state, county and city parks Founded: 1805 • 40 golf courses Climate: Four Seasons • Syracuse Opera Travel: Hancock Airport Approx. 300 ﬂ ights daily • Syracuse Stage Walsh Regional Transportation Center • Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Amtrak • Museum of Science & Technology (MOST), New Greyhound York’s only IMAX-Dome theater • Professional Sports: Syracuse SkyChiefs (AAA Baseball), Syracuse Crunch (AHL), Syracuse Salty Dogs (A-League Soccer) Fall

Oct. 9 Stonehurst Invitational Rochester, N.Y. Oct. 23 Head of the Charles Boston, Mass. Oct. 30 Princeton Chase Princeton, N.J. Nov. 5 Syracuse Fall Race* Syracuse, N.Y.

Spring

Jan. 6-14 Winter Training Miami, Fl. March 10-19 Spring Training Melbourne, Fl. April 8 Ten Eyck Cup New Brunswick, N.J.

April 15 Goes Trophy* (Navy) Syracuse, N.Y.

April 22 Conlan Cup (Boston, Columbia) Boston, Mass

May 13 Packard Cup (Dartmouth) Hanover, N.H. May 21 Eastern Sprints Worcester, Mass June 1-3 IRA Regatta Camden, N.J.

*All home races are held at Onondaga Lake in Syracuse, N.Y.