WRESTLING Season Preview the Cortland Wrestling Team 165 - Sophomore Is Coming Off Another Tremendous Jonathan Conroy Had Season

2010-11 Team Guide

RED DRAGONS WRESTLING Season Preview The Cortland wrestling team 165 - Sophomore is coming off another tremendous Jonathan Conroy had season. The Red Dragons brought a very productive the Empire Conference title back freshman year going home, sent four wrestlers to 23-10. He’s looking Iowa for the NCAA Division III to have a big 2010-11 Championships and came home season for the Red with two All-Americans as well as Dragons. His relentless a Scholar All-American. The team attacking is going to pulled one of the biggest upsets be hard for opponents in conference history when it to handle and fun to overcame heavily favored Ithaca watch. Conroy spent a to win the crown by placing all 10 great summer working wrestlers in the top four of their Sophomore Jonathan Conroy. hard to prepare his respective weight classes. Seniors body for the season, Mike Ciaburri, Martino Sottile and and he is ready. Joe Murphy won their individual Freshmen Pete DelMonaco and Brett Mahoney will back up Conroy. DelMonaco Junior Carl Korpi. weight classes, while junior Aljamain brings a great deal of athleticism and eager attitude to learn. Mahoney, who wrestled Sterling received a wild-card berth for former Red Dragon Jason Chase, looks to improve his skills to go along with his after finishing as the runner-up at 133 strength. Also look for senior Eric Eckstrom to return second semester if rehab pounds. The team finished 22nd at the national meet with Sterling finishing fourth and continues on schedule. He’s battled a few setbacks but is determined to finish his Sottile ending his career with an eighth-place finish. Senior Kevin Sackett was named career on his own terms. He could be at 157 or 165 come January. to the Scholar All-America team for his efforts during the season. 174 - This could be a wide-open weight class for Cortland as three wrestlers The coaching staff for 2010-11 remains very stable. Head coach Brad Bruhn is back contend for the starting role. At this point, it appears that freshman William for his ninth campaign and comes in as a new member of the century club with a 107- Maldonado is the one to beat. He can be very explosive and has sound technique 48 record. Bruhn also picked up his third Empire Conference Coach of the Year award. for a youngster. He has the patience to grind out some victories as he adjusts to the Both Jason Reynolds, in his 11th season, and Paul LeBlanc return this year. Ian Clark is college style. Junior transfer Daniel Steiger was a junior college national qualifier a back as a volunteer along with Tyler Sick and Corey Murray to add some tremendous year ago, but this is a new level. He’s a tough, strong wrestler who hopes to improve wrestling knowledge to this young team. technically and strives to get back to the big stage. Freshman Thor Lampman adds some depth here. He’ll be adjusting to a new weight class but always gives it his best. 125 – Two-time national qualifier and fifth-year seniorDave Colagiovanni moves back down from 133 for his final run. He’s battled injuries and senior Aljamain Sterling 184 - Sophomores Alex Meyers and Will Parks will be the top contenders this the last two years and decided this was the best weight for him. If he can stay healthy season. Both had successful freshman campaigns and are looking to take over this he could be a force at this weight. He’ll have his hands full in the practice room with weight class. Meyers put in a lot of time over the summer training and has really sophomore Sean Kempf, who was third at the Empire Conference tournament last made a big jump in his overall level. He’s one of the smartest wrestlers on the roster season and has continued to improve. Jared Lemke is taking the year off to better and will figure out how to bring home the victory. Parks is Bruhn’s kind of wrestler, prepare for his senior year next fall. Freshman John Zastempowki will add depth. a grinder always battling for position. He has the right mind set needed and is continually trying to get better in every area. Two young wrestlers in freshman Kyle 133 - Three new faces will battle for this weight class as the season starts. DelMuro and sophomore Chris Brown are both in their second year of school and Freshman Brian Bistis looks to be the frontrunner as competition approaches. He’s a first year on the team. They trained with the club team last year and decided to take two-time New Jersey state placer who brings a non-stop wrestling style that is fun to the step up to the varsity level. Both have been impressive to start the year, and watch. His slick wrestling skills and positive attitude will take him a long way. Freshman Bruhn hopes they keep up the great work. Justin Hyde, who was a New York state qualifier, will offer stiff competition. Hyde is a hard-nosed wrestler who likes to control the action. Add Pennsylvania freshman 197 - For the second A.J. Chernanskey to the mix, and Cortland has three top kids to push each other the year in a row, this weight whole year. will have two wrestlers capable of being on the 141 - This weight class might be the toughest in the country this year. With podium at the end of the returning senior All-American Aljamain Sterling moving up to this weight, he year. Junior Carl Korpi becomes the clear frontrunner. The new weight will be a bit of an adjustment, but leads the way after a Sterling will be ready. He’s improved his offense and nearly perfected his defense sensational sophomore coming into the season. Freshman Brandon Guthrie will serve as the backup to year that saw him Sterling. Guthrie is young to the sport but has tremendous athletic ability and is ready beat three Division III to learn. He could not ask for a better training partner. All-Americans and finish 25-7. He’s come back 149 - Junior John Cataldo, sophomore transfer Andre Berry and freshman Jake after a great offseason. Beichner will do battle for the right to rule this weight class. Cataldo is starting off Sophomore Jared Myhrberg. One of the few guys the year healthy and wrestling well. His movement is smooth and fluid and Coach who will give him a run Bruhn is excited to see what he can do with a full year of training. Berry was a high for his money is in the school state placer and an NAIA national qualifier last year as a freshman. He’s same room. Sophomore Jared Myhrberg had a solid year last season as the starter extremely strong and very dangerous on top. Look for him to put some points on at 184. He struggled with the weight as the year went along and has decided to make the board. Beichner, son of University at Buffalo Head Coach Jim Beichner, had a the move up. Myhrberg is a different wrestler up a weight. He’s so strong, flexible and tremendous senior year making a deep run at one of the top weights in the state. He’s explosive that he will be hard to slow down. His offense is so much better and scoring getting better every day and has the mental edge to be a winner. This weight should on him is not going to be easy. be fun to watch. 285 – Sophomores Corey James and Trent Jones form the dynamic duo at the 157 - Sophomore Troy Sterling leads the way in a very deep weight class. He had big man slot. Both come to Cortland two years out of high school, but that is where a very solid freshman campaign and has improved his strength, skills and work ethic. If the similarities end. James wrestled at junior college powerhouse Nassau Community he stays focused, he’ll be very tough to beat. Look for a stiff challenge from freshman College, where he redshirted behind a national champ and then finished up as an James Ondris. He was fourth in New York as a high school senior and is proving that All-American last season. He was a two-time high school state placer who is very he has the determination for be a factor this year. He uses relentless attacks to force talented. If he buys into the training and opens up in matches he could go a long way. his opponents into making mistakes. As he makes a transition to college wrestling look Jones has spent the last two years taking classes and helping coach his high school for him to really take off. Sophomore Justin Signorelli will also battle here. He has team. He’s getting better every day and has the right fire in him to be very good. His tremendous athleticism and is improving his skill level. With freshmen Adam Willman desire to improve his skills and knowledge of the sport will lead to success. Don’t be and Pat Morgan here as well, this looks to be the deepest weight class in 2010-11. surprised if you see the other 197 pounder up here second semester as well. CORTLAND Coaching Staff Brad Bruhn honors at 126 pounds in 1995. During his career at Wisconsin- Head Coach La Crosse, Bruhn was named Most Valuable Freshman, Most Improved Wrestler, team captain and was crowned a Wiscon- sin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) champion. He Brad Bruhn enters his ninth season was also named to the Dean’s List five times. as Cortland’s wrestling coach in 2010- 11. He has led the Red Dragons to top- Born in Cadott, Wis., Bruhn attended Cadott High School, 30 NCAA Division III finishes in each graduating in 1992. He competed in wrestling and track and of his first eight seasons, including field for four years. three top-10 and five top-20 showings.

Last season, his Red Dragon squad won the Empire Col- Jason Reynolds legiate Wrestling Conference (ECWC) crown and finished Assistant Coach 22nd at the NCAA Division III Championships as two wrestlers earned All-America honors. The team compiled a 16-4 dual- Jason Reynolds begins his 11th year as a mem- match record. ber of the Cortland wrestling coaching staff after having wrestled for the Red Dragons in the heavyweight division from 1994-99. A 1999 graduate of In 2008-09, Cortland placed second in the ECWC and Cortland with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, Reynolds finished 19th nationally. Among his wrestlers was the national registered a 28-9 career record with seven pins, including a 9-2 re- runner-up at 149 pounds. In 2007-08, Bruhn led Cortland to cord as a freshman and a 15-5 mark in his second season. an 11-0 dual-match record, which was the first undefeated mark in school history. The Red Dragons earned a share of the A 1994 graduate of Walton Central, Reynolds lettered in wres- ECWC title, sent four competitors to the NCAA Champion- tling, football and baseball. He finished second in the state at 215 ships and tied for 28th nationally. pounds his senior year and won two gold medals at the 1993 Empire State Games. In 2006-07, the Red Dragons tied for eighth nationally, won the conference crown and had three wrestlers earn All-Amer- Paul LeBlanc ica honors. In 2005-06, the Red Dragons placed sixth nation- Graduate Assistant Coach ally, their highest finish since the 1995-96 season. The Red Dragons also featured two All-Americans, including Cortland’s Paul LeBlanc enters his second season on the first individual national champion since 1990. In 2004-05, the Cortland wrestling staff in 2010-11 after a stellar Red Dragons placed 16th nationally with two All-Americans. In four-year career with the Red Dragons at 141 and 2003-04, Cortland finished 10th in the nation with three All- 149 pounds. Americans. Bruhn’s 2002-03 squad had one All-American and tied for 25th nationally. LeBlanc, who is working toward his masters degree at the Col- lege, finished his Cortland career with a 128-14 record, including 35 pins, and was a three-time All-American. The 128 victories are the The ECWC Coach of the Year in 2005-06, 2007-08 and most in school history and his 43 falls are third-most. 2009-10, Bruhn’s teams have a combined 107-48 dual-match record, including a 16-9 mark in 2003-04, a 13-3 record in 2005- LeBlanc compiled a 38-4 record as a freshman and earned All- 06 and a 16-3 record in 2006-07. The Red Dragons finished America honors with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Division III second at the conference championships in 2005-06 and in Championships. As a sophomore, he qualified for the national meet 2003-04. and posted a 33-4 record. LeBlanc finished seventh nationally as a junior to earn his second All-America accolade and recorded a 28-3 Prior to his arrival at Cortland, Bruhn was the assistant record. As a senior, LeBlanc was the national runner-up while regis- wrestling coach at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse dur- tering a 29-3 record to earn his third All-America honor. ing the 1997-98, 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons. In that time, the A native of Morrisville, N.Y., LeBlanc was a six-year member of wrestling teams placed third, second and fourth, respectively, the wrestling team, a four-year starter in soccer and played three at the Division III Championships. Bruhn has also served as seasons of tennis at Morrisville-Eaton. the head wrestling coach at Centaurus High School (Colo.), leading the squad to a second-place finish at the state championships. He had five wrestlers earn all-state honors and one claim a state title. For more information on the SUNY Cortland Bruhn is a 1997 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-La wrestling program, please contact: Crosse, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Ed- ucation Teaching with an emphasis in Coaching Competitive Brad Bruhn, Wrestling Head Coach Athletics. In 2002, he earned his Masters of Science in Exercise SUNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000 and Sports - Physical Education Teaching from Wisconsin-La Cortland, NY 13045 Crosse. (607) 753-5718

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Name...... Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School Name...... Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School Jake Beichner...... 149 Fr. Williamsville/Williamsville East Pat Morgan...... 149 Fr. Massapequa.Massapequa Andre Berry...... 149 So. Uniondale/Uniondale Jared Myhrberg...... 197 So. Queensbury/Queensbury Brian Bistis...... 133 Fr. Whitehouse Stn., NJ/Hunterdon James Ondris...... 157 Fr. Massapequa Park/Massapequa Chris Brown...... 184 So. Stony Brook/Ward Melville Will Parks...... 184 So. Shoreham/Longwood John Cataldo...... 149 Jr. Wantagh/MacArthur Justin Signorelli...... 149 So. Clintondale/Highland A.J. Chernaskey...... 133 Fr. Saucon Valley, PA/Saucon Valley Daniel Steiger...... 174 Jr. Miller Place/Miller Place Dave Colagiovanni...... 125 Sr. Mahopac/Mahopac Aljamain Sterling...... 141 Sr. Uniondale/Uniondale Jonathan Conroy...... 165 So. S. Plainfield, NJ/S. Plainfield Troy Sterling...... 157 So. Uniondale/Uniondale Pete DelMonaco...... 165 Fr. Sleepy Hollow/Sleepy Hollow Adam Willman...... 157 Fr. Victor/Victor Kyle DelMuro...... 184 Fr. Greenlawn/Harborfields John Zastempowski...... 125 Fr. Cheektowaga/West Seneca East Eric Ekstrom...... 157 Sr. Palmyra/Palmyra-Macedon Brandon Guthrie...... 141 Fr. Colonie/Colonie Head Coach: Brad Bruhn (Wisconsin-La Crosse ‘97), 9th Year (107-48) Justin Hyde...... 133 Fr. Endicott/Union-Endicott Assistant Coach: Jason Reynolds Corey James...... 285 So. Kingston/Kingston Graduate Assistant Coach: Paul LeBlanc Trent Jones...... 285 So. Clifton Springs/Midlakes Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Ian Clark, Tyler Sick Sean Kempf...... 125 So. Wantagh/MacArthur Certified Athletic Trainer: Brogan Patenaude Carl Korpi...... 197 Jr. Miller Place/Miller Place Athletic Training Students: Katie Aylward, Jenn Nixon Thor Lampman...... 174 Fr. Ballston Lake/Shenendehowa Team Managers/Statisticians: Brittany Barry, Samantha Ketcham Brett Mahoney...... 149 Fr. Clarence/Clarence Captains: Dave Colagiovanni, Carl Korpi, Jared Myhrberg, Aljamain Sterling William Maldonado...... 165 Fr. Mastic Beach/William Floyd 2009-10 Record: 16-4 (22nd, NCAA Division III Championships) Alex Meyers...... 184 So. Morrisville/Morrisville-Eaton Wrestler Profiles Jake Beichner John Cataldo Freshman -- 149 lbs. Junior -- 149 lbs. Major: Pre-major Major: Geology Williamsville, New York Wantagh, New York High School: Jake graduated from Williamsville 2009-10: John posted an 8-6 record with two East in 2010...Five-year member of the wrestling pins and one technical fall...Placed second in the team...Team MVP, Section Six champion and “B” bracket at the NYS Championships with a 3-1 placed eighth in the state as a senior...Two-time record...Went 2-2 at the Jamestown Open...2008- team captain and ECIC champion...Parents: Diane and Jim Beichner... 09: Recorded a 19-11 record with four pins and four majors...Placed Father wrestled at Clarion University and is the head wrestling coach fourth in the “B” bracket at the NYS Championships with a 3-2 at the University at Buffalo...Brothers/Sisters: Sam, Grace. record...Finished sixth at the Messiah Petrofes Invitational with a 4-3 record...Went 3-2 at the Jamestown Open...Posted a 2-2 record Andre Berry at the Ithaca and Oneonta Invitationals...High School: Graduated Sophomore -- 149 lbs. from MacArthur in 2008, where he was a four-year Renaissance Card Major: Kinesiology/Physical Education holder...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Compiled 100 Uniondale, New York career wins...Placed second in section as a senior and competed at Prior to Cortland: Andre attended the University state tournament...Two-year member of the football team...Parents: of the Cumberlands...High School: A 2009 Theresa and Joe Cataldo Brothers/Sisters: Vito, Joey, Christopher. graduate of Uniondale...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Parents: Daphney and Andre A.J. Chernaskey Berry Brothers/Sisters: Alijah, Alexandra, Adrian. Freshman -- 133 lbs. Major: Political Science Brian Bistis Saucon Valley, Pennsylvania Freshman -- 133 lbs. High School: A.J. is a 2010 graduate of Saucon Major: Physical Education Valley, where he was a member of the high honor Whitehouse Station, New Jersey roll...Three-year member of the wrestling team... High School: Brian graduated from Hunterdon Placed sixth in district as a sophomore, fifth Central in 2010...Four-year member of the as a junior and second as a senior...Team competed in state dual wrestling team...Placed sixth and eighth as an tournament...Parents: Diane and Joseph Chernaskey Brothers/ individual at state tournament...Team won Sisters: Matthew, Tara...Tara competed in gymnastics at Brockport. section title and placed fifth in state...Parents: Janice and Mark Bistis Brothers/Sisters: Mark, Jill, Allie. Dave Colagiovanni Senior -- 125 lbs. Chris Brown Major: Health Science Sophomore -- 184 lbs. Mahopac, New York Major: Physics/Engineering 2009-10: Dave had his season cut short due to Stony Brook, New York injury...Posted a 13-6 record with one pin, two 2009-10: Chris did not compete...High School: technical falls and two majors...Placed first at A 2009 graduate of Ward Melville...Three-year the RIT Invitational with a 4-0 record...Tied for member of the wrestling team...Placed second in seventh at the East Stroudsburg Open with a 4-2 record...Went league...Two-year member of the football team... 3-3 at the Ithaca Invitational...2008-09: Registered a 23-8 record Earned second team all-division honors...Parents: Rosemary and with four pins, three technical falls and three majors...Placed first Clinton Brown Brothers/Sisters: Gabe, Caila. at the Oneonta Invitational with a 4-0 record...Finished third at the CORTLAND Wrestler Profiles Ithaca Invitational with a 5-1 record...Finished fifth at the Messiah Eric Ekstrom Petrofes Invitational with a 4-2 record...Posted a 5-2 record to place Senior -- 157 lbs. sixth at the Binghamton Open...2007-08: Qualified for the NCAA Major: Adolescence Education Division III Championships...Posted a 24-7 record with five pins, one Palmyra, New York technical fall and four majors...Went 9-2 in dual matches...Won the 2009-10: Eric registered an 11-9 record with one pin Empire Conference Qualifiers as the top seed...Placed third at the and two majors...Placed second at the Jamestown NYS Championships with a 4-1 record to earn all-state honors... Open with a 3-1 record...Finished fifth at the Finished first at the Oneonta Invitational with a 4-0 record...Placed Oneonta Invitational with a 4-2 record...Went 3-2 fourth at the Messiah Petrofes Invitational...2006-07: Qualified in the “B” bracket at the NYS Championships...2008-09: Compiled a for the NCAA Division III Championships...Compiled a 15-12 record 10-15 record with three pins and one major...Went 3-2 at the Oneonta with three pins, two technical falls and one major...Missed part of Invitational...Posted a 2-2 record at the Messiah Petrofes Invitational the season due to injury...Had a 7-3 record in dual matches...Placed and the Jamestown Open...Finished fourth in the “B” bracket at second at the Empire Conference Qualifiers...Finished sixth at the the NYS Championships...Prior to Cortland: Attended Finger Ithaca Invitational...High School: A 2006 graduate of Mahopac...Five- Lakes Community College...High School: Graduated from Palmyra- year member of the wrestling team...Four-time section champion... Macedon in 2007...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Won Two-time state place finisher...Other: Competed in wrestling at the section title and placed third at the state tournament...Two-year 2005 Empire State Games...Parents: Elaine and Frank Colagiovanni starter in football...Parents: Lynn and Bob Ekstrom Brothers/Sisters: Brothers/Sisters: Mike, Andrea...Mike was a member of Cortland’s Alex, Cortney, Danielle...Alex is a member of the wrestling team at wrestling team and is a Cortland graduate. Oklahoma University...Danielle is a Cortland graduate.

Jonathan Conroy Brandon Guthrie Sophomore -- 165 lbs. Freshman -- 141 lbs. Major: Athletic Training Major: Physical Education South Plainfield, New Jersey Colonie, New York 2009-10: Jonathan compiled a 23-10 record with High School: Brandon is a 2010 graduate of 11 pins and three majors...Second on the team in Colonie...Three-year member of the wrestling falls...Placed first at the Jamestown Open with a team...Team captain as a senior...Finished third and 4-0 record...Went 5-2 to place fifth at the Oneonta fifth in Section Two tournament...Other: Placed Invitational...Had a 2-2 record at the Ithaca Invitational and in the second in NYS Greco-Roman Championships...Parents: Jeannie and “B” bracket at the NYS Championships...High School: Graduated William Guthrie Brothers/Sisters: William. from South Plainfield in 2009...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Two-time district champion...Region and county champion Justin Hyde as a senior...Team won two state titles...Three-year member of the Freshman -- 133 lbs. football team...Team reached state finals his senior year...Parents: Major: Physical Education Karen and Jim Conroy Brothers/Sisters: Jimmy, Jeffrey...Jimmy was a Endicott, New York member of the University of Pittsburgh wrestling team. High School: Justin graduated from Union- Endicott in 2010, where he was a member of the Pete DelMonaco honor roll...Four-year member of the wrestling Freshman -- 165 lbs. team...Conference champion as a sophomore and Major: Pre-major senior...Won Section Four title and named conference and section Sleepy Hollow, New York Most Outstanding Wrestler as a senior...Two-time team captain... High School: Pete is a 2010 graduate of Sleepy Parent: Donna Hyde Brothers/Sisters: Eric, Ryan. Hollow, where he was a member of student government, the National Honor Society and the Corey James National English and History Honor Societies... Sophomore -- 285 lbs. Five-year member of the wrestling team...Earned all-league honors Major: Kinesiology three times...Named all-section as a senior...Three-year member of Kingston, New York the football and lacrosse teams...All-league selection as a senior in Prior to Cortland: Corey attended Nassau both...Parents: Suzanne and Peter DelMonaco Brothers/Sisters: Community College...President of the Ashley. Entrepreneurs Club...Member of the wrestling team for one season...Placed seventh at junior Kyle DelMuro college championships...High School: A 2008 graduate of Kingston... Freshman -- 184 lbs. Four-year member of the wrestling team...Placed second in state as Major: Psychology a senior and fourth as a junior...Two-time section champion...Eastern Greenlawn, New York States Classic champion as a senior...Posted a 107-26 career record... High School: Kyle graduated from Harborfields Two-year starter in football...Two-time second team all-star...Parents: in 2010, where he was a member of the honor Hazel and Clement James Brothers/Sisters: Cedric, Austin, Clement roll...Four-year member of the wrestling team... Jr., Deidra, Vallerie, Pearl. Two-year starter in football...Team reached county final...Parents: Patricia Tanksley and Robert DelMuro Brothers/ Trent Jones Sisters: Robert, Chris, Ali. Sophomore -- 285 lbs. Major: Physical Education Clifton Springs, New York Prior to Cortland: Trent attended Monroe Community College...High School: Graduated from Midlakes in 2008...Three-year member of the wrestling team...Team captain and Section Five champion as a senior...Two-year starter in football...Team captain... Wrestler Profiles Three-year member of the outdoor track and field team...Parents: William Maldonado Sophia Ferber, Reg O’Hearn, Mandy and Carl Jones Brothers/Sisters: Freshman -- 165 lbs. Conner, Tiffany, Caitlyn. Major: Physical Education Mastic Beach, New York Sean Kempf High School: William graduated from William Sophomore -- 125 lbs. Floyd is 2010...Three-year member of the wrestling Major: Physical Education team...Team captain and earned all-county honors Wantagh, New York as a senior...Team won league title his senior 2009-10: Sean posted a 22-9 record with eight season...Parents: Melinda and William Maldonado Brothers/Sisters: pins, one technical fall and four majors...Finished Evelyn. third at the Empire Conference Qualifiers with a 3-2 record...Placed second at the RIT Alex Meyers Invitational with a 2-1 record...Went 5-1 to finish third at the Sophomore -- 184 lbs. Oneonta Invitational...Placed third in the “B” bracket at the NYS Major: Biochemistry Championships with a 3-1 mark...Went 2-2 at the Ithaca Invitational... Morrisville, New York High School: A 2009 graduate of MacArthur...Four-year member 2009-10: Alex went 11-10 on the season with one of the wrestling team...Eastern State and county champion...Earned pin, one technical fall and one major...Had a 4-1 all-county honors...Named Most Outstanding Wrestler...Four- record in dual matches...Recorded a 1-2 record at year member of the soccer team...Other: Competed in freestyle the Ithaca Invitational, the Oneonta Invitational, wrestling at the Empire State Games...Parents: Christine and John the Niagara Community College Open and the Jamestown Open... Kempf Brothers/Sisters: Stephanie, Kelly...Stephanie plays lacrosse High School: Graduated from Morrisville-Eaton in 2009, where he at Albany. was class president, National Honor Society vice president, Tri-M Honor Society president and Student Leadership Council treasurer... Carl Korpi Four-year member of the wrestling team...Section Three champion Junior -- 197 lbs. and placed fifth at the state meet...Four-year starter in football... Major: Chemistry Education Three-time team captain...Four-year member of the tennis team... Miller Place, New York Other: Greco-Roman champion at the Empire State Games...Parents: 2009-10: Carl registered a 25-7 record with six pins, Suzanne Nichols and Robert Meyers Brothers/Sisters: Todd, Andy. one technical fall and four majors...Went 11-1 in dual matches...Earned all-state honors with a fifth- Pat Morgan place finish at the NYS Championships...Placed Freshman -- 149 lbs. second at the RIT Invitational with a 3-1 record...Posted a 3-1 record Major: Elementary Education to finish fourth at the Ithaca Invitational...Tied for seventh at the East Massapequa, New York Stroudsburg Open with a 4-2 mark...Prior to Cortland: Attended High School: Pat is a 2010 graduate of Binghamton University...High School: Graduated from Miller Place in Massapequa, where he was a Scholar Athlete 2008...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Earned All-America and received the Mark R. Harris Scholarship... honors...Earned all-county honors as a junior and senior...Parents: Four-year member of the wrestling team...Earned Eileen and Carl Korpi Brothers/Sisters: Julie Anne, Alicia. all-conference honors four times...Team captain as a senior...Three- year member of the cross country team...Earned all-division honors... Thor Lampman Two-year member of the outdoor track team...Parents: Jacquelyn Freshman -- 174 lbs. and Kenneth Morgan Brothers/Sisters: Daniel, Brian. Major: Kinesiology Ballston Lake, New York Jared Myhrberg High School: Thor graduated from Shenendehowa Sophomore -- 197 lbs. in 2010...Scholar Athlete...Four-year member of Major: Physical Education the wrestling team...Section Two qualifier as a Queensbury, New York senior...Three-time Class A qualifier...Team won 2009-10: Jared posted a 17-13 record with six pins conference title...Parents: Karlynn and Kevin Lampman Brothers/ and two majors...Earned all-state honors with a Sisters: Cole, Kade. sixth-place finish at the NYS Championships... Finished fourth at the Empire Conference Brett Mahoney Qualifiers with a 3-2 mark...Placed second at the Ithaca Invitational Freshman -- 149 lbs. with a 4-1 record...Went 3-2 at the RIT Invitational to finish fourth... Major: Athletic Training High School: A 2008 graduate of Queensbury...Three-year member Clarence, New York of the wrestling team...Two-time class B champion...Placed sixth in High School: Brett is a 2010 graduate of Clarence, state as a senior...Two-year starter in football...Earned Black Lion where he received a Regents diploma with honors Award as a senior...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland... and the AP Scholar Award...Two-year member Greco-Roman champion at the Empire State Games...Northeast of the wrestling team...Team captain and earned Region Greco-Roman champion...Parents: Patty and Steve Myhrberg Hardest Worker Award as a senior...Team won section title his senior Brothers/Sisters: Katelyn. season...Played one season of football...Parents: Maria and William Mahoney...Mother competed in cheerleading at Canisius College... James Ondris Father played football at New Haven...Brothers/Sisters: Dylan, Freshman -- 157 lbs. Richelle, Izabelle. Major: Physical Education Massapequa Park, New York High School: James is a 2010 graduate of Massapequa...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Section Eight champion and placed fourth in state as a senior...Two-time team captain and CORTLAND Wrestler Profiles conference champion...Recorded 107 career wins...Other: NYS Went 4-0 at the Jamestown Open to claim first place...Finished Freestyle finalist...Placed third in NYS Greco-Roman Championships second at the Oneonta Invitational with a 3-0 record...Went 3-2 at twice...Great uncle is Joe Butler of the band The Lovin’ Spoonful... the Ithaca Invitational and 2-2 at the Binghamton Open and Messiah Mother’s cousin is actress Yancey Butler...Parents: Ann and James Petrofes Invitational...Prior to Cortland: Attended Morrisville St., Ondris Brothers/Sisters: Alyssa, Kelly. where he was a member of the wrestling team...Earned all-state honors...Posted a 35-14 record...Set school record for single-season Will Parks wins...High School: Graduated from Uniondale in 2007...Two-year Sophomore -- 184 lbs. member of the wrestling team...Two-time sectional qualifying Major: Physical Education champion...Posted a 42-2 record and county runner-up as a senior... Shoreham, New York Compiled a 29-4 mark as a junior...Other: Placed fourth in wrestling 2009-10: Will compiled a 19-9 record with five at the 2006 and 2008 Empire State Games and won a silver medal pins and one major...Posted a 3-1 record to place at the 2007 Empire State Games...Parents: Sophia and Cleveland third at the Jamestown Open...Finished third in the Sterling Brothers/Sisters: 19 siblings...Brother Troy is also a member “B” bracket at the NYS Championships with a 3-1 of Cortland’s wrestling team. mark...Placed fifth at the Ithaca Invitational with a 4-2 record...Went 2-1 at the Oneonta Invitational and 1-1 at the Niagara Community Troy Sterling College Open...High School: Graduated from Longwood in 2009, Sophomore -- 157 lbs. where he was senior class president...Four-year member of the Major: Mathematics/Physical Education wrestling team...Earned all-county honors twice...Recorded 104 Uniondale, New York career wins...Other: Member of the Dean’s List and President’s List at 2009-10: Troy compiled an 18-7 record with three Cortland...Greco-Roman champion at the 2008 Empire State Games... pins, two technical falls and three majors...Placed Cadet freestyle and Greco-Roman state champion...Parents: Donna third in the “B” bracket at the NYS Championships and James Parks Brothers/Sisters: Daniel, Sean. with a 4-1 record...Went 4-1 to finish third at the Oneonta Invitational...Placed second at the Niagara Community Justin Signorelli College Open with a 3-1 mark...Posted a 3-2 record at the Ithaca Sophomore -- 149 lbs. Invitational...High School: A 2009 graduate of Uniondale...Four-year Major: Communications member of the wrestling team...Three-time conference champion... Clintondale, New York County runner-up...Earned all-county honors twice...Other: Placed 2009-10: Justin posted a 5-6 record with one fourth in wrestling at the Empire State Games...Parents: Sophia and pin...Went 4-2 to place fifth at the Oneonta Cleveland Sterling Brothers/Sisters: 19 siblings...Brother Aljamain is a Invitational...Competed at the Ithaca Invitational member of the Cortland wrestling team. and in the “B” bracket at the NYS Championships... High School: Graduated from Highland in 2009, where he was senior Adam Willman class treasurer...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Three- Freshman -- 157 lbs. time league and Section Nine champion...Compiled a 120-23 career Major: Pre-major record...Two-year starter in football...Team won Section Nine title his Victor, New York senior year...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Led team in ground balls High School: Adam graduated from Victor in each season...Parents: Ann and Michael Signorelli Brothers/Sisters: 2010, where he was a member of the National Nicholas. Honor Society and the Dollars for Scholars Board... Received the Ed Ahonen Memorial Scholarship... Daniel Steiger Named Male Athlete of the Year as a senior...Four-year member of Junior -- 174 lbs. the wrestling team...County and section champion and named All- Major: English Greater Rochester as a senior...Two-year starter in football...Parents: Miller Place, New York Karen and James Willman Brothers/Sisters: Eric. Prior to Cortland: Daniel attended Alfred State, where he was a member of the wrestling team... John Zastempowski High School: A 2008 graduate of Miller Place... Freshman -- 125 lbs. Three-year member of the wrestling team... Major: Physical Education Parents: Patricia and Martin Steiger Brothers/Sisters: John, Cheektowaga, New York Meaghan. High School: John is a 2010 graduate of West Seneca East, where he was a member of the Aljamain Sterling National Honor Society...Two-year member of the Senior -- 141 lbs. wrestling team...Won conference title and named Major: Physical Education conference Most Outstanding Wrestler as a senior...Played one Uniondale, New York season of football...Four-year member of the track and field team... 2009-10: Aljamain registered a 27-8 record Parents: Denise and Jack Zastempowski...Father wrestled at the with three pins, three technical falls and five University at Buffalo...Brothers/Sisters: Beth. majors...Posted a 10-2 dual-match record... Earned All-America honors with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championships...Placed first at the Ithaca Invitational with a 4-0 record...Finished second at the Empire Conference Qualifiers with a 2-1 mark...Went 4-1 at the RIT Invitational to place fourth...Had a 3-2 record at the East Stroudsburg Open...2008-09: Posted a 32-11 record with a team-high 14 pins, three technical falls and five majors...His 17 total falls were a new single- season school record...Went 9-1 in dual matches...Earned all-state honors with an eighth-place finish at the NYS Championships... Placed second at the Empire Collegiate Qualifiers with a 3-1 record... Red Dragon Honor Roll RICK ARMSTRONG BRENT RIDER Rick wrestled at Cortland from 1976‑79, posting 88 career wins, A competitor for three seasons at Cortland from 2001-02 and 2003- currently the seventh‑highest total in school history. In 1978, he became 05, Brent earned All-America honors twice despite battling injuries Cortland’s first NCAA champion, taking top honors at 158 pounds. He throughout his career. He posted a 60-20 record, including a 27-6 mark was a 158‑pound All‑American on two other occasions, placing fourth in dual matches. As a sophomore, Brent went 26-9 and placed fifth at nationally in 1979 and sixth in 1977. Rick also won SUNYAC titles in 1977, the NCAA championships at 157 pounds. He followed with a sixth-place 1978 and 1979. He was 27‑2‑1 in 1979. national finish and a 24-9 record at the same weight as a junior. As a senior, Brent posted a 10-2 mark at 165 pounds but had his career cut MIKE BUCCI short due to injury. A nationally-acclaimed heavyweight at Cortland from 1995-99, Mike became the Red Dragons’ first-ever four-time All-American. He was JOSH ROE fourth nationally as a freshman, seventh as a sophomore, sixth as a In his two seasons after transferring from Alfred State, Josh posted a junior and advanced to the NCAA championship match in his senior year combined 61-13 record. In his senior season of 1995-96, he was 37-6, before finishing second. Mike was also a three-time Empire Collegiate including 20-0 in dual matches, won an Empire Conference title at 142 Wrestling Conference champion (1996-1998). He graduated as Cortland’s pounds and placed second nationally. He was also named a Wrestling career victory leader with an overall record of 108-22. He was 32-5 with 15 Scholar All-American, Cortland’s Male Senior Athlete of the Year and the pins as a senior to earn Cortland Male Senior Athlete of the Year honors. Cortland Davis Award winner that season. As a junior he was 24-7, 13-2 in duals and qualified for nationals. SHAWN CAVANAUGH In three seasons at Cortland from 1989‑92, Shawn had an overall record PETE ROSSI of 76‑11. He was a two‑time All‑American, placing second at the 1992 Pete wrestled at Cortland from 1975‑79. In his sophomore year, he earned NCAA Championships and eighth in 1990. He finished the 1991 season his first of three All‑America honors with a second-place national finish 31‑3 and was 26‑2 in 1992. Shawn captured the 1991 SUNYAC heavyweight at 134 pounds. He was also the New York State and SUNYAC champion title and the 1992 Empire Collegiate Wrestling Conference crown. He was during that season. Pete finished second again at nationals in 1978 at 134 Cortland’s 1992 Male Senior Athlete of the Year. pounds, and the following year he placed eighth nationally at 142 pounds.

JOHN CIOTOLI STEF SAIR John wrestled from 1975‑79, winning 93 matches. As a freshman in Stef compiled an 80-14 record over four seasons from 2003-07, including 1976, he earned All‑America honors with a fifth‑place national finish a 70-7 mark in his last three years. A three-time All-American, Stef earned at 126 pounds. He was also an All‑American at the 1979 NCAAs with a an individual national title at 174 pounds as a junior while amassing third‑place effort at 134 pounds. John was 29‑3‑1 in 1979, capturing the a 27-2 record. As a sophomore, Stef went 21-2 and placed fourth second of two consecutive SUNYAC titles. The first title came at 126 nationally at 174 pounds. During his senior season, Stef moved up to 184 pounds, with the latter at 134 pounds. pounds, finished with a 22-3 record and was the runner-up at the NCAA championships. He was also named Cortland’s Male Senior Athlete of the BILL DESARIO Year for his accomplishments in both football and wrestling. Bill was a standout on the mats from 1965‑68. He earned All‑America honors at 123 pounds in both 1967 and 1968. He finished fourth nationally JON WELCH during his senior year. Bill was also a SUNYAC champion at 123 pounds In his three seasons at Cortland, Jon earned three All‑America honors in each of his three seasons as a Red Dragon. Following his final year, at three different weight classes. In 1991, he placed fifth nationally at 177 Bill placed fourth at 125.5 pounds at the 1968 United States Olympic pounds. The following year, he was second in the nation at 190 pounds, Wrestling Trials. and as a senior he was third nationally at heavyweight. Jon’s career record stands at 70‑11‑3, including 27 wins and an Empire Conference title in 1993 TIM GODOY and 22 victories and a SUNYAC crown in 1991. From 1992‑95, Tim fashioned a career record of 67‑23 and earned three All‑America honors. In his first season at Cortland, he placed sixth CHUCK WILKISON nationally at 142 pounds, followed by a fifth‑place effort in 1994. As a Chuck was a standout wrestler at Cortland in four straight seasons from senior, Tim was sixth at 150 pounds. He was 25‑5 in 1994, winning the 1960-64. He won state conference individual titles in each of his four Empire Collegiate Conference title at 142 pounds. He won 21 matches in seasons, all at 137 pounds. His teams, under head coach Dave Miller, won 1993 and 1995. conference team titles in 1961, 1962 and 1963 and posted a combined four‑year dual mark of 30‑7, including a 9‑1 record during his freshman TODD McARDELL year. Todd finished his career as the victory leader at Cortland (he’s currently third), winning 105 matches between 1984‑88. In 1985-86, he posted 32 MIKE YANOSIK wins and was an All‑American at 190 pounds with a seventh-place finish. Mike wrestled for the Red Dragons from 1988‑90. He is one of four In 1987-88, he won 34 matches and earned his second All‑America honor all‑time Cortland national champions, winning the 177‑pound NCAA with a fifth-place national showing at 190 pounds. Todd also claimed two title in 1990. Mike was also an All‑American in 1989, placing fourth at 167 SUNYAC 190‑pound titles, winning in both 1987 and 1988. pounds. He won 57 career matches, including a 28‑3 record in 1990, and was a two‑time SUNYAC champion (167 lbs. in 1989, 177 lbs. in 1990). BOB MENZ Bob started with the Red Dragons in 1976-77, earning All‑America honors DAVE ZARICZNY that season with a second-place national finish at 190 pounds. He also Dave wrestled at Cortland in 1985-86 as well as from 1987‑89, earning captured a SUNYAC title during that season. The following year, Bob All‑America honors in all three seasons. He was seventh nationally at 158 won a New York State title at 190 pounds. Later that season, he repeated pounds in 1986, seventh at 150 pounds in 1988 and second at 150 pounds his efforts with a second-place national finish at 190 pounds. in 1989. Dave won the 1986 New York State 158‑pound title and was a SUNYAC champion at 150 pounds in 1989. He won 67 career matches, TROY MONKS including 34 in 1986. Troy is one of four Cortland NCAA Division III champions, winning the 118‑pound NCAA title in 1990. He helped the Red Dragons place third nationally as a team, and his 41 wins are still a school single‑season record. Troy also won both the New York State and SUNYAC 118‑pound titles in 1990 and earned Cortland Male Senior Athlete of the Year honors. In 1988-89, Troy won 27 matches and was an All‑American with a fourth‑place national finish. CORTLAND 2010-11 Schedule 2009-10 Results November November 6-7 Sat.-Sun. at Ithaca Invitational...... 10:00 a.m. 7-8 Sat.-Sun. at Ithaca Invitational...... 2nd of 10 13 Sat. at Wilkes John Reese Duals...... 11:00 a.m. 14 Sat. # Centenary...... W 30-6 14 Sat. # at Wilkes...... W 21-9 20 Sat. at Oneonta Invitational...... 11:00 a.m. 14 Sat. # King’s...... W 31-9 20 Sat. at East Stroudsburg Open...... TBA 14 Sat. # Scranton...... W 46-3 December 21 Sat. at Oneonta Invitational...... 3rd of 12 1 Wed. mORRISVILLE ST...... 7:00 p.m. 21 Sat. at East Stroudsburg Open...... no team scoring 4 Sat. at RIT Invitational...... 10:00 a.m. December 4 Sat. at Niagara C.C. Trailblazer Open...... TBA 2 Wed. at Morrisville St...... W 46-6 5 Sat. at RIT Invitational...... 2nd of 11 11 Sat. at RIT...... 1:00 p.m. 5 Sat. at Niagara C.C. Open...... no team scoring January 12 Sat. RIT...... W 50-0 8 Sat. North-South Duals (Ursinus, PA)...... 10:00 a.m. January 14-15 Fri.-Sat. Budd Whitehill Duals (Lycoming, PA)...... 9:00 a.m. 9 Sat. $ Merchant Marine...... L 12-22 19 Wed. at Oneonta...... 7:00 p.m. 9 Sat. $ Central...... W 43-6 22-23 Sat.-Sun. NYS Collegiate Championships 9 Sat. $ Johns Hopkins...... W 41-3 9 Sat. $ York...... W 37-6 (at Binghamton)...... 9:00 a.m. 15 Fri. & Case Western Reserve...... W 44-6 29 Sat. at Jamestown Open...... 10:00 a.m. 15 Fri. & King’s...... W 28-6 February 15 Fri. & Springfield...... W 19-12 4 Fri. at Delaware Valley...... 7:00 p.m. 16 Sat. & The College of New Jersey...... L 16-18 5 Sat. at Lycoming...... 4:00 p.m. 16 Sat. & Wilkes...... W 24-12 9 Wed. OSWEGO...... 7:00 p.m. 20 Wed. ONEONTA...... W 26-12 23-24 Sat.-Sun. NYS Collegiate Championships 16 Wed. ITHACA...... 7:00 p.m. (at Ithaca)...... 6th of 18 26 Sat. Empire Collegiate Wrestling 29 Fri. DELAWARE VALLEY...... L 12-27 Conference Qualifiers...... 11:00 a.m. 30 Sat. at Jamestown Open...... no team scoring (at Ithaca) February March 4 Wed. at Oswego...... W 25-12 11-12 Fri.-Sat. NCAA Div. III Championships 6 Sat. at Stevens Institute...... W 19-16 10 Wed. at Ithaca...... L 12-24 (at La Crosse, WI)...... TBA 20 Sat. Empire Collegiate Wrestling Conference Qualifiers...... 1st of 9 HO ME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS (at RIT) March 5-6 Fri.-Sat. NCAA Div. III Championships (at Cedar Rapids, IA)...... 22nd of 59

HO ME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS # John Reese Duals (Wilkes, PA) $ North-South Duals (Ursinus, PA) & Budd Whitehill Duals (Lycoming, PA)

Sophomore Sean Kempf (right) posted a 22-9 record as a freshman and placed third at the Empire Conference Qualifiers at 125 pounds. Team History Most Victories, Career: 57, Mike Yanosik, 1988-89, 1989-90 27, Tony Stewart, 2001-02 57, Shawn Cavanaugh, 1990-91, 1991-92 27, Joe Boxer, 1998-99 128, Paul LeBlanc, 2005-09 56, Kevin Sackett, 2008-09, 2009-10 27, Rick Armstrong, 1978-79 108, Mike Bucci, 1995-99 56, Jason Chase, 2002-03, 2003-04 27, Jon Welch, 1992-93 105, Todd McArdell, 1984‑88 56, Dave Zariczny, 1985-86, 1988-89 27, Troy Monks, 1988-89 104, Jason Chase, 2002-06 55, Zack Bogardus, 2006-07, 2007-08 26, Will Brodfuehrer, 2009-10 103, Joe Murphy, 2006-10 55, John Ciotoli, 1975-76, 1978-79 26, Treavor LeBlanc, 2006-07 97, Kevin Sackett, 2006-10 52, Stephen Perez, 2008-09, 2009-10 26, Jason Chase, 2005-06 95, Bob Eddy, 1978‑81 52, Martino Sottile, 2008-09, 2009-10 26, Matt Slate, 2003-04 93, John Ciotoli, 1975‑79 52, Scott Ferris, 1997-98, 1998-99 26, Jason Chase, 2002-03 88, Rick Armstrong, 1976‑79 50, Joey Widrick, 2007-08, 2008-09 26, Brent Rider, 2001-02 86, Mike Ciaburri, 2006-10 50, Brent Rider, 2001-02, 2003-04 26, Anthony Viola, 2000-01 85, Pete Rossi, 1975‑79 50, Ken Leverich, 1993-94, 1994-95 26, Steve Jones, 1998-99 84, Scott Ferris, 1995-99 50, Kevin Johnson, 1993-94, 1994-95 26, Shawn Cavanaugh, 1991-92 82, Steve Jones, 1995-99 26, Ken Leverich, 1993-94 82, Jason Peck, 2002-05 Most Victories, Single Season (min. 25): 26, John Ciotoli, 1975-76 80, Stef Sair, 2003-07 26, Chris Kumrow, 1991-92 78, Tony Stewart, 1999-2002 41, Troy Monks, 1989-90 25, Mike Ciaburri, 2009-10 76, Shawn Cavanaugh, 1989‑92 40, Jason Peck, 2003-04 25, Carl Korpi, 2009-10 75, Dave Colagiovanni, 2006-10 40, Dan Garland, 1997-98 25, Kevin Sackett, 2009-10 75, Joe Boxer, 1996-2000 38, Paul LeBlanc, 2005-06 25, Stephen Perez, 2008-09 74, Will Brodfuehrer, 2006-10 38, Jason Peck, 2002-03 25, Joey Widrick, 2008-09 72, Ron Serrano, 1998-2003 37, Bryan Roggie, 1995-96 25, Peppy Cabrera, 2007-08 71, Ben Locke, 2001-04 37, Josh Roe, 1995-96 25, Joey Widrick, 2007-08 71, Bryan Roggie, 1994-96 35, Mike Ciaburri, 2008-09 25, Mike Bucci, 1996-97 70, Jon Welch, 1990‑93 35, Joe Murphy, 2008-09 25, Kevin Johnson, 1994-95 69, Treavor LeBlanc, 2004-08 35, Steve Jones, 1997-98 25, Joel Ferrara, 1993-94 68, Troy Monks, 1988‑90 34, Troy Tooley, 2005-06 25, Tim Godoy, 1993-94 67, Tim Godoy, 1992‑95 34, Bryan Roggie, 1994-95 25, Kevin Johnson, 1993-94 67, Dave Zariczny, 1985-86, 87‑89 34, Todd McArdell, 1987-88 25, Jim Hunter, 1986-87 67, Mark Winters, 1995-98 34, Dave Zariczny, 1985-86 66, Anthony Viola, 1998-2002 33, Joe Murphy, 2009-10 Most Falls (includes technical falls) 65, Jim Hunter, 1983‑87 33, Paul LeBlanc, 2006-07 64, Joey Widrick, 2007-10 32, Aljamain Sterling, 2008-09 Career: 64, Chris Kumrow, 1990‑93 32, Mike Bucci, 1998-99 46, Todd McArdell, 1985-88 44, Mike Bucci, 1996-99 64, Bill DeSario, 1965-68 32, Todd McArdell, 1985-86 43, Paul LeBlanc, 2005-09 31, Kevin Sackett, 2008-09 61, Josh Roe, 1994-96 42, Kevin Sackett, 2006-10 60, Brent Rider, 2001-02, 03-05 31, Ben Locke, 2003-04 35, Joe Murphy, 2006-10 60, Kevin Johnson, 1991‑95 31, Tony Stewart, 2000-01 35, Scott Ferris, 1996-99 31, Jeff Nolan, 1997-98 29, Jason Chase, 2002-06 Most Victories, Best Two Seasons: 31, Shawn Cavanaugh, 1990-91 27, Treavor LeBlanc, 2004-08 30, Jason Chase, 2003-04 27, Shawn Cavanaugh, 1990-92 78, Jason Peck, 2002-03, 2003-04 30, Mike Bucci, 1992-93 26, Mike Ciaburri, 2006-10 71, Paul LeBlanc, 2005-06, 2006-07 30, Scott Ferris, 1992-93 26, Tony Stewart, 1999-2002 71, Bryan Roggie, 1994-95, 1995-96 29, Paul LeBlanc, 2008-09 26, Bryan Roggie, 1995-96 68, Joe Murphy, 2008-09, 2009-10 29, Martino Sottile, 2008-09 24, Jon Welch, 1991-93 68, Troy Monks, 1988-89, 1989-90 29, Ben Locke, 2002-03 23, Aljamain Sterling, 2008-10 21, Dave Colagiovanni, 2006-10 29, John Ciotoli, 1978-79 66, Todd McArdell, 1985-86, 1987-88 21, Matt Eldredge, 2003-07 62, Mike Bucci, 1997-98, 1998-99 29, Mike Yanosik, 1988-89 21, Ben Locke, 2001-04 61, Steve Jones, 1997-98, 1998-99 29, Phil Kealy, 1992-93 20, Matt Slate, 2001-04 61, Josh Roe, 1994-95, 1995-96 28, Paul LeBlanc, 2007-08 20, Jake Armstrong, 1999-01, 2002-04 60, Mike Ciaburri, 2008-09, 2009-10 28, Zack Bogardus, 2006-07 60, Ben Locke, 2002-03, 2003-04 28, Mike Yanosik, 1989-90 59, Aljamain Sterling, 2008-09, 2009-10 27, Stephen Perez, 2009-10 58, Tony Stewart, 2000-01, 2001-02 27, Aljamain Sterling, 2009-10 27, Zack Bogardus, 2007-08 ACTIVE WRESTLERS IN BOLD 27, Stef Sair, 2005-06 CORTLAND Team History Single Season: 1959-60...... 5 4 0 17, Aljamain Sterling, 2008-09 1960-61...... 9 1 0 15, Mike Bucci, 1998-99 1961-62...... 7 2 0 15, Todd McArdell, 1987-88 1962-63...... 7 2 0 14, Kevin Sackett, 2008-09 1963-64...... 7 2 0 14, Todd McArdell, 1985-86 1964-65...... 5 5 0 14, Bryan Roggie, 1995-96 14, Scott Ferris, 1997-98 1965-66...... 7 3 0 13, Joe Murphy, 2008-09 1966-67...... 8 1 0 13, Mike Yanosik, 1989-90 1967-68...... 4 5 1 13, Dave Zariczny, 1985-86 1968-69...... 6 4 0 13, Mike Bucci, 1997-98 1969-70...... 7 3 0 12, Kevin Sackett, 2009-10 1970-71...... 11 3 0 12, Mike Ciaburri, 2008-09 1971-72...... 6 5 0 12, Paul LeBlanc, 2008-09 1972-73...... 8 7 0 12, Paul LeBlanc, 2006-07 12, Bryan Roggie, 1994-95 NCAA Division III 12, Jon Welch, 1992-93 Year...... Won Lost Tied NCAA’s 1973-74...... 5 10 1 — 1974-75...... 4 8 0 31st 1975-76...... 9 8 0 T 19th 1976-77...... 11 4 0 6th 1977-78...... 6 4 0 4th 1978-79...... 11 4 0 11th 1979-80...... 9 7 0 25th 1980-81...... 11 9 0 34th 1981-82...... 8 8 0 — 1982-83...... 9 8 0 T 54th Eric Ekstrom, one of 1983-84...... 9 9 0 29th only three seniors on 1984-85...... 7 7 1 T 49th the roster, finished 1985-86...... 6 7 0 T 23rd 1986-87...... 7 6 0 T 30th second at the 1987-88...... 6 5 0 21st Jamestown Open 1988-89...... 11 4 0 T 7th and fifth at the 1989-90...... 10 6 0 3rd Oneonta Invitational 1990-91...... 11 6 0 T 28th last season. 1991-92...... 3 15 0 11th 1992-93...... 10 5 1 14th 1993-94...... 11 6 0 23rd 1994-95...... 16 2 0 14th 1995-96...... 17 3 0 6th YEAR-BY-YEAR WIN-LOSS RECORDS 1996-97...... 8 8 0 T 26th 1997-98...... 16 9 0 T 17th Year...... Won Lost Tied 1998-99...... 15 6 1 13th 1946-47...... 9 1 0 1999-00...... 5 17 0 — 1947-48...... 5 3 0 2000-01...... 6 10 0 46th 1948-49...... 4 3 1 2001-02...... 8 8 0 14th 1949-50...... 4 4 0 2002-03...... 13 9 0 T 25th 1950-51...... 4 5 0 2003-04...... 16 9 0 10th 1951-52...... 2 6 0 2004-05...... 10 13 0 16th 1952-53...... 5 3 0 2005-06...... 13 3 0 6th 1953-54...... 3 5 0 2006-07...... 16 3 0 T 8th 1954-55...... 6 2 1 2007-08...... 11 0 0 28th 1955-56...... 5 3 0 2008-09...... 12 7 0 19th 1956-57...... 4 4 0 2009-10...... 16 4 0 22nd 1957-58...... 5 3 1 Totals:...... 530 351 8 (60.1%) 1958-59...... 5 5 0 Team History CORTLAND CONFERENCE Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS Randy Sabourin...... 177 lbs. Sean Yengo...... 158 lbs. 1978 Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. SUNYAC: 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1965-66, 1989 Dave Zariczny...... 150 lbs. 1990 Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. 1969-70, 1978-79, 1987-88 Sean Yengo...... 158 lbs. Mike Yanosik...... 177 lbs. Empire: 1998-99, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2009-10 Mike Yanosik...... 167 lbs. 2006 Stef Sair...... 174 lbs. 1990 Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. CORTLAND SUNYAC CHAMPIONS Sean Yengo...... 158 lbs. ITHACA INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS Mike Yanosik...... 177 lbs. Year Name...... Weight 1991 Phil Kealy...... 158 lbs. 1983 Steve Leone...... 150 lbs. 1961 Mark Cranfield...... 115 lbs. Jon Welch...... 177 lbs. 1985 Guy Bowers...... 118 lbs. Chuck Wilkison...... 137 lbs. Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. 1986 Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. Duane Wittaker...... 157 lbs. 1987 Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. Sal Bentivegna...... 190 lbs. EMPIRE COLLEGIATE WRESTLING 1988 Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. John Urquhart...... Heavy. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Mike Yanosik...... 167 lbs. 1962 Chuck Wilkison...... 137 lbs. 1989 Mike Yanosik...... 177 lbs. Duane Wittaker...... 147 lbs. 1992 Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. 1990 Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. Gary Dillingham...... 157 lbs. 1993 Jon Welch...... Heavy. 1991 Jon Welch...... 190 lbs. John Urquhart...... Heavy. 1994 Joel Ferrara...... 134 lbs. Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. 1963 Jack LaBombard...... 115 lbs. Tim Godoy...... 142 lbs. 1992 Phil Kealy...... 167 lbs. Chuck Wilkison...... 137 lbs. 1995 Bryan Roggie...... 134 lbs. Jon Welch...... Heavy. Larry Cook...... 147 lbs. 1996 Bryan Roggie...... 126 lbs. 1993 Ken Leverich...... 126 lbs. Duane Wittaker...... 157 lbs. Josh Roe...... 142 lbs. Tim Godoy...... 150 lbs. Al Sosa...... 167 lbs. Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 1994 Mark Kessler...... 126 lbs. John Urquhart...... Heavy. 1997 Mark Winters...... 177 lbs. Ken Leverich...... 134 lbs. 1964 Chuck Wilkison...... 137 lbs. Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 1996 Mike Bucci...... Heavy. Richard Coley...... 177 lbs. 1998 Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 1997 Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 1965 Richard Felser...... 191 lbs. 1999 Joe Boxer...... 125 lbs. 1998 Scott Ferris...... 141 lbs. 1966 Doug Prato...... 115 lbs. Steve Jones...... 149 lbs. Steve Jones...... 149 lbs. Bill DeSario...... 130 lbs. 2001 Tony Stewart...... 174 lbs. Mike Bucci...... Heavy. Paul Rose...... 137 lbs. Anthony Viola...... 197 lbs. 2001 Tony Stewart...... 174 lbs. Al Sosa...... 160 lbs. 2002 Tony Stewart...... 174 lbs. 2003 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. Dan Connors...... 167 lbs. 2003 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. 2004 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. Jeff Wachtel...... Heavy. 2004 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. 2006 Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 1967 Bill DeSario...... 123 lbs. Brent Rider...... 157 lbs. Phil Archer...... 197 lbs. Paul Rose...... 130 lbs. Ben Locke...... 184 lbs. 2007 Zack Bogardus...... 165 lbs. John Mulada...... 152 lbs. 2005 Stef Sair...... 174 lbs. 2008 Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 1968 Bill DeSario...... 123 lbs. 2006 Paul LeBlanc...... 141 lbs. 2009 Aljamain Sterling...... 133 lbs. Ken Furnkranz...... 134 lbs. Stef Sair...... 174 lbs. Joe Murphy...... Heavy. John Mulada...... 152 lbs. 2007 Paul LeBlanc...... 141 lbs. 1970 Ken Furnkranz...... 134 lbs. Treavor LeBlanc...... 174 lbs. EXTRA EFFORT AWARD Stan Rogers...... 142 lbs. Stef Sair...... 184 lbs. Ron Behe...... 150 lbs. Phil Archer...... 197 lbs. 1992 Chris Kumrow 1971 Jim Tortorici...... 126 lbs. 2008 Dave Colagiovanni...... 133 lbs. 1993 Phil Kealy Stan Rogers...... 142 lbs. Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 1994 Ken Leverich Ron Behe...... 150 lbs. Treavor LeBlanc...... 184 lbs. 1995 Josh Roe Len Schlacter...... Heavy. 2009 Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 1996 Bryan Roggie 1972 Len Schlacter...... Heavy. Joe Murphy...... Heavy. 1997 Steve Jones 1973 Rob DaRin...... 150 lbs. 2010 Mike Ciaburri...... 174 lbs. 1998 Scott Ferris 1975 Rory Whipple...... 158 lbs. Martino Sottile...... 197 lbs. 1999 Scott Ferris 1977 Pete Rossi...... 134 lbs. Joe Murphy...... Heavy. 2000 Ron Serrano Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 2001 Ron Serrano Bob Menz...... 177 lbs. NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONS 2002 No information available 1978 Bob Eddy...... 118 lbs. 2003 Dan Root John Ciotoli...... 126 lbs. 1973 Rob DaRin...... 150 lbs. 2004 Jason Chase Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 1977 Bob Eddy...... 118 lbs. 2005 Jason Chase 1979 John Ciotoli...... 134 lbs. Pete Rossi...... 134 lbs. 2006 Jason Chase Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 1978 Bob Menz...... 190 lbs. 2007 Stef Sair Bob Amann...... 190 lbs. 1986 Dave Zariczny...... 158 lbs. 2008 Paul LeBlanc 1981 Bob Eddy...... 126 lbs. 1990 Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. 2009 Paul LeBlanc, Stephen Perez 1985 Scott Freischlag...... Heavy. 2006 Paul LeBlanc...... 141 lbs. 2010 Mike Ciaburri, Stephen Perez 1987 Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. 1988 Matt DeVincenzo...... 134 lbs. Mike Ford...... 167 lbs. Joe Guardino...... 142 lbs. CORTLAND Team History MOST IMPROVED AWARD CORTLAND MALE MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER SENIOR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1993 Chris D’Andria 2003 Jason Peck 1994 Joel Ferrara 1990 Troy Monks 2004 Brent Rider 1995 Curt Kielbasa 1992 Shawn Cavanaugh 2005 Stef Sair 1996 Mike Bucci 1996 Josh Roe 2006 Stef Sair 1997 Mark Winters 1999 Mike Bucci 2007 Stef Sair 1998 Steve Jones 2007 Stef Sair 2008 Paul LeBlanc 1999 Steve Jones 2009 Paul LeBlanc 2009 Joe Murphy 2000 Anthony Viola 2010 Aljamain Sterling 2001 Tom Llewellyn RED LETTER AWARD (since 1984) 2002 No information available DIVISION III NATIONAL DUALS 2003 Jake Armstrong 1984 John Scesa TOP‑10 TEAM FINISHES 2004 Mike Karbowiak 1985 Scott Freischlag 2005 Matt Eldredge 1986 David Zariczny 1989 5th place 2006 Troy Tooley 1987 Jim Hunter 1990 2nd place 2007 Phil Archer 1988 Todd McArdell 1991 5th place 2008 Joe Murphy 1989 David Zariczny 1993 2nd place 2009 Mike Ciaburri 1990 Troy Monks 1994 7th place 2010 Sean Kempf 1991 Shawn Cavanaugh 1995 3rd place 1992 Shawn Cavanaugh, Jon Welch 1997 4th place OUTSTANDING ROOKIE AWARD 1993 Jon Welch 1998 6th place 1994 Tim Godoy 2004 10th place 1993 C.P. Carroll, Curt Kielbasa 1995 Mark Kessler 1994 Frank Gruttadauria 1996 Josh Roe DIVISION III WRESTLING 1995 John Hogan 1997 Mike Bucci SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS 1996 Scott Ferris 1998 Jeff Nolan 1997 Rob Padilla 1999 Mike Bucci 1991 Rich Walker, 167 pounds 1998 Dan Garland 2000 Jacob Roe 1996 Josh Roe, 142 pounds 1999 Shaun Henesy 2001 Tony Stewart 1997 Steve Jones, 134 pounds 2000 Brian Hanselman 2002 Tony Stewart 1997 Mark Winters, 177 pounds 2001 No award given 2003 Jason Peck 1998 Steve Jones, 142 pounds 2002 No information available 2004 Jason Lichtenstein 1999 Steve Jones, 149 pounds 2003 Jason Chase, Jaret Misener 2005 Brent Rider 2000 Tony Stewart, 174 pounds 2004 Eddie Ortiz, Stef Sair 2006 Jason Chase 2001 Ron Serrano, 149 pounds 2005 Treavor LeBlanc, Matt Sganga 2007 Stef Sair 2003 Jake Armstrong, 184 pounds 2006 Paul LeBlanc 2008 Treavor LeBlanc 2003 Brian Hanselman, 174 pounds 2007 Dave Colagiovanni, Zack Bogardus 2009 Paul LeBlanc 2003 Ron Serrano, 149 pounds 2008 Peppy Cabrera, Joey Widrick 2010 Joe Murphy 2006 John Franchi, 157 pounds 2009 Martino Sottile, Aljamain Sterling 2006 Stef Sair, 174 pounds 2010 Carl Korpi 2007 John Franchi, 157 pounds 2008 Zack Bogardus, 165 pounds RON ASHCRAFT TEAM SACRIFICE AWARD 2009 Mike Ciaburri, 174 pounds 2010 Kevin Sackett, 157 pounds 1992 Chris Johnson 1993 Chris Chuley 1994 Frank Gruttadauria 1995 Tim Godoy 1996 Josh Roe 1997 Jeremy Flint 1998 Jeff Nolan 1999 Jeremy Eggleston 2000 Jake Armstrong, Tom Llewellyn, Peter Reyes 2001 Steve Aufiero 2002 No information available 2003 No award given 2004 No award given 2005 Trevor Comeau 2006 Matt Eldredge 2007 Matt Eldredge 2008 Brett Giehl 2009 Will Brodfuehrer Mike Ciaburri (front), who compiled a 25-10 record last 2010 Kevin Sackett season, shared the team’s Extra Effort Award in 2010. Team History CORTLAND ALL-AMERICANS Year Wrestler...... Weight Finish Year Wrestler...... Weight Finish 1967 Bill DeSario...... 123 lbs. 6th * 1996 Josh Roe...... 142 lbs. 2nd 1968 Bill DeSario...... 123 lbs. 4th * Bryan Roggie...... 126 lbs. 3rd 1972 Len Schlacter...... Heavy. 4th ** Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 4th 1976 John Ciotoli...... 126 lbs. 5th 1997 Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 7th Rory Whipple...... 150 lbs. 6th Mark Winters...... 177 lbs. 8th 1977 Pete Rossi...... 134 lbs. 2nd 1998 Jeff Nolan...... 158 lbs. 5th Bob Menz...... 190 lbs. 2nd Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 6th Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 6th 1999 Mike Bucci...... Heavy. 2nd 1978 Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 1st Steve Jones...... 149 lbs. 6th Pete Rossi...... 134 lbs. 2nd 2002 Tony Stewart...... 174 lbs. 3rd Bob Menz...... 190 lbs. 2nd Brent Rider...... 157 lbs. 5th 1979 John Ciotoli...... 134 lbs. 3rd 2003 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. 5th Rick Armstrong...... 158 lbs. 4th 2004 Jason Peck...... 125 lbs. 2nd Pete Rossi...... 142 lbs. 8th Brent Rider...... 157 lbs. 6th 1980 Jim Battoglia...... 134 lbs. 7th Ben Locke...... 184 lbs. 8th 1981 Bob Eddy...... 126 lbs. 6th 2005 Stef Sair...... 174 lbs. 4th Marty Conner...... 158 lbs. 8th Matt Sganga...... 133 lbs. 7th 1984 John Scesa...... 177 lbs. 5th 2006 Stef Sair...... 174 lbs. 1st 1986 Guy Bowers...... 118 lbs. 5th Paul LeBlanc...... 141 lbs. 4th Dave Zariczny...... 158 lbs. 7th 2007 Stef Sair...... 184 lbs. 2nd Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. 7th Treavor LeBlanc...... 174 lbs. 7th 1987 Jim Hunter...... 177 lbs. 6th Phil Archer...... 197 lbs. 7th 1988 Todd McArdell...... 190 lbs. 5th 2008 Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 7th Dave Zariczny...... 150 lbs. 7th 2009 Paul LeBlanc...... 149 lbs. 2nd 1989 Dave Zariczny...... 150 lbs. 2nd 2010 Aljamain Sterling...... 133 lbs. 4th Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. 4th Martino Sottile...... 197 lbs. 8th Mike Yanosik...... 167 lbs. 4th Sean Yengo...... 158 lbs. 8th * NCAA Div. I ** NCAA Div. II 1990 Troy Monks...... 118 lbs. 1st (all other finishes listed above are NCAA Div. III) Mike Yanosik...... 177 lbs. 1st Sean Yengo...... 158 lbs. 7th Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. 8th 1991 Jon Welch...... 177 lbs. 5th 1992 Jon Welch...... 190 lbs. 2nd Shawn Cavanaugh...... Heavy. 2nd 1993 Jon Welch...... Heavy. 3rd Tim Godoy...... 142 lbs. 6th Phil Kealy...... 158 lbs. 8th 1994 Tim Godoy...... 142 lbs. 5th 1995 Mark Kessler...... 118 lbs. 3rd Tim Godoy...... 150 lbs. 6th Left to right: National champion Mike Yanosik, head coach Gene Nighman and national champion Troy Monks. CORTLAND COACHES

Name (Years)...... W-L-T Pct. Jack MacPhee (1946-48)...... 14-4-0 .778 The 2010-11 Cortland Wrestling Guide was written in part by head coach Brad Bruhn and Dave Miller (1948-55/57-69)...... 103-65-4 .610 by Cortland Associate SID Dan Surdam. Action Roland Eckard (1955-57)...... 9-7-0 .563 photography (except Gene Nighman photo) and team photo by Darl Zehr Photography. The Vince Gonino (1969-71/72-83)...... 109-83-1 .567 guide was printed by Graphics Plus Printing of Jerry Casciani (1971-72)...... 6-5-0 .545 Cortland. Gene Nighman (1983-99)...... 163-104-3 .609 On the cover: Senior captains Dave Colagiovanni Joel Ferrara (1999-2002)...... 19-35-0 .352 (main photo) and Aljamain Sterling (inset photo). Brad Bruhn (2002-10)...... 107-48-0 .690 CORTLAND The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic About SUNY Cortland facilities. The newly-constructed on-campus stadium features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 Located atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are Normal School, which included among its earliest students among those who utilize the facility, which the New York inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university Corp. fame. power.”

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium officially became a four-year college providing courses with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the founding member of the State University of New York. Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena, racquetball and Today, more than 7,200 students are pursuing degrees within squash courts, a wrestling room, modern athletic training the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sciences, facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness professional studies and the school of education. Twenty- Facility. three departments with a faculty of more than 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 minors Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured from which to choose. surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College structures are residence halls providing on-campus also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve athletic fields. outside Cortland, and the Brauer Education Center on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany.

At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed 17th nationally out of approximately 440 colleges and universities in the 2009-10 all-sport Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Division III standings. Cortland is the only New York school and one of only six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the last 15 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 15 NCAA Division III team titles.

r e d d r a g o n s 2010-11 Red Dragon Wrestling Team (left to right): Front Row: Athletic Training Student Katie Aylward, John Zastempowski, Dave Colagiovanni, Brian Bistis, Brandon Guthrie, Justin Hyde, Brett Mahoney, Thor Lampman, Jonathan Conroy, Aljamain Sterling, Andre Berry. Middle Row: Athletic Training Student Jenn Nixon, Sean Kempf, Troy Sterling, Corey James, James Ondris, Jake Beichner, A.J Chernaskey, William Maldonado, Jared Myhrberg, Alex Meyers, Daniel Steiger, Pete DelMonaco. Back Row: Certified Athletic Trainer Brogan Patenaude, Justin Signorelli, Adam Willman, Will Parks, John Cataldo, Pat Morgan, Kyle DelMuro, Carl Korpi, Trent Jones, Chris Brown, Volunteer Assistant Coach Ian Clark, Head Coach Brad Bruhn, Graduate Assistant Coach Paul LeBlanc. Not pictured: Assistant Coach Jason Reynolds, Volunteer Assistant Coach Tyler Sick, Team Manager Brittany Barry, Team Manager Samantha Ketcham.