Adelphi University Athletics 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Northeast-10 Conference Quick Facts The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Divi- pionships in women’s basketball, field hockey, sion II conference that was established in 1979. men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, The NE-10 currently consists of 16 institutions women’s track & field and men’s and women’s throughout the Northeast including Connecticut, swimming & diving. University Information Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Location: Garden City, N.Y. Vermont. The Northeast-10 has a strong history of nation- Founded: 1896 ally ranked teams in all sports. In the 2008-2009 Enrollment: Over 8,500 The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 academic year the conference had 63 different President: Dr. Robert A. Scott include Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), teams representing 14 institutions advance to Athletic Director: Robert E. Hartwell American International College (Springfield, NCAA postseason play. Assoc. Athletic Director/SWA: Kate Whalen Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Conference: Northeast-10 Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin The Northeast-10 had teams advance to the Affiliation: NCAA Division II Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne national championship game in field hockey, Home Field: Motamed Field College (Syracuse, N.Y.), University of Mas- women’s basketball and men’s lacrosse. The Nickname: Panthers sachusetts Lowell (Lowell, Mass.), Merrimack UMass Lowell field hockey team made their School Colors: Brown and Gold College (North Andover, Mass.), University of fourth finals appearance in the last six years last Athletic Department Phone: (516) 877-4240 New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace Univer- fall. In the winter, the Franklin Pierce women’s sity (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College basketball became the third NE-10 team in the Men’s Lacrosse Staff Information (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College last four years to advance all the way to the Head Coach: Gordon Purdi (Colchester, Vt.), College of Saint Rose (Albany, national championship game and also continued Email: [email protected] N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University a ten year run of an Northeast-10 school advanc- Record at School: 38-21 (Fifth Season) (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire ing to the Elite Eight. The spring season also saw Career Record: 37-21 University (Manchester, N.H.) and Stonehill Col- its share of championship buzz as the Le Moyne Lacrosse Phone: (516) 877-4244 lege (Easton, Mass.). men’s lacrosse team advanced to its fourth Assistant Coaches: Joe Catalanotti, Devon Schneiderbauer, straight national championship game. Kyle Yberg, Tommy Susko The 16 member institutions are spread geo- graphically from Syracuse, New York to Boston, From the field of play to inside the class room, Athletic Media Relations Massachusetts and Burlington, Vermont to Long the Northeast-10 honored a number of student- Asst. AD/Director: Adam Siepiola Island, New York. Many of the members are athletes for their academic accomplishments. The Office Phone: (516) 877-4293 located in or around the urban metropolitan areas conference honored close to 200 student-athletes Email Address: [email protected] of Albany, Boston, New Haven, Worcester and throughout the year that excelled at a high level Asst. Director: Matt Dispensa New York. The Conference was proud to wel- on the field and in the classroom as members of Email Address: [email protected] come the University of New Haven and Adelphi the academic all conference teams. In addi- Office Phone: (51) 877-4236 University in its latest expansion, thus adding tion, 2,619 student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or Graduate Assistant: Tony Bonvechio to the powerful union of strong academic and higher and earned Commissioner’s Honor Roll Email Address: [email protected] athletic colleges and universities. achievment last year. Office Phone: (516) 877-3774 Office Fax: (516) 877-4237 The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains fo- Website: www.AUPanthers.com committed to competitive athletics programs that cused on complementing the academic integrity Mailing Address: 1 South Avenue, Garden City, N.Y. 11530 emphasize the education on and off the field of and missions of the member institutions with its more than 5,500 student athletes. a commitment to a broad-based championship History program, as evidenced by the 23 sports the Con- First Year as a Varsity Sport: 1948 Among the many accomplishments of these in- ference offers in championship play, the most Changed to Division II: 1968-81, 1993 stitutions are NCAA Division II Naional Cham- such of any Division II conference. All-Time Varsity Record/Years: 443-320-5/64 All-Time NE-10 Record/Years: 19-6/2 NCAA Appearances/Last: 15/2011

2011 Team Information Overall Record: 16-3 NE-10 Regular Season Record/Finish: 9-1/2nd Place Post Season: NE-10 Tournament Champions NCAA Runner Up Final 2011 Ranking: 5th Starters Returning/Lost: 7/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/12 Newcomers: 18

Key Returners Name Yr. Pos. G A Pts Joe Vitale Sr. A 40 30 70 Shane Wynn Sr. A 28 23 51 Danny Blau Sr. A 26 22 48

Key Losses Stats Tommy Susko 41 goals, 7 assists, 48 points Kyle Yberg 2 assists, 22 ground balls, 5 caused turnovers Jesse Colamussi 95 ground balls, 191-317 faceoffs

2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 1 Adelphi University Athletics Coaches through the years Gordon Coach Year Overall Purdie Gordon Purdie 2007-* (4) 37-21 Sandy Kapatos 1994-2007 (14) 110-50 Kevin Sheehan 1992-1993 (2) 14-9 Head Coach Paul Doherty 1970-1991 (22) 184-105 Fifth Season Record: 37-21 Lou Flego 1960-1969 (10) 62-56-2 Claude Ruggian 1948-1959 (12) 32-65-2 On July 18, 2007, Gordon Purdie ‘88 was named the sixth head lacrosse coach in 1948-*(63) 427-317-4 Adelphi University history, and is entering his fourth season at the helm.

2011 was a special and record breaking season for Purdie and the Panthers. Purdie led Adelphi to the program’s first Northeast-10 Championship with a 13-8 win over Merrimack in the NE-10 Tournament Championship game. He also guided Adelphi to a program record for wins in a season at 16 (the previous mark was 13 set back in 1979).

Purdie also had the Panthers back in the National Championship game for the first time since 2001 when Adelphi won it’s last Division II title. Seven players were named to the Northeast-10 All-Conference team including Eric Janssen who was named NE-10 Goalie of the Year. Adelphi also received National recognition with five players earning USILA All-American honors, marking the first time since 2008 the Panthers have had an All-American.

Prior to the 2011 season Purdie had his most successful season to date in 2010, lead- ing the Panthers to an overall record of 10-5 and a conference mark of 7-3, earning a berth in the Northteast-10 playoffs. In the playoffs the Panthers advanced to the Purdie was a standout player for semifinals, before falling to eventual tourney champion Merrimack. Adelphi University as well the Aus- tralian National team and the Na- The 2009 season saw a 3-8 record, 1-5 in conference action. However, there were tional Lacrosse League. accolades that highlighted the season which included three players on the All-Con- ference teams. Eddie Ege defended his spot as statistical leader in assists in Divi- sion II while teammate Andrew Ashkenazy ranked second in the nation in face-off win percentage with 66.2 percent. Senior Donny Moss went on to be selected 39th overall in the MLL draft to the Long Island Lizards.

In the 2008 season, Purdie led the Panthers to a 7-5 overall record, 3-3 in ECC play. He was also named ECC Coach of the year while coaching three players to ECC All-Conference awards including Edward Ege, the ECC Player of the year. In addition, he also produced two All-Americans and NCAA Statistical Champions. The Purdie File Purdie, a member of the Australian World Games Family team before arriving at Adelphi, made his mark as a -Wife: Carol, Adelphi ‘85, MA ‘89 two-time All-America selection. He played three -Children: Gordon (12) years for the Panthers, from 1987-89, help- ing the team to two NCAA Division I Tour- nament appearances. He appears in numer- Education ous Adelphi DI records, including first in -Adelphi University ‘89 single-season ground balls (109) and second in career ground balls (269). He also appears in the top ten in single season and career as- Lacrosse Experience sists and points. -Two-Time All-American at Adelphi -Member of Australian National Team His post-collegiate career includes playing seven times for the Australian Lacrosse -13 Year Professional Lacrosse Career World team. He also played for the New York Saints (1990-99), New Jersey Storm (2002-03) and the Anaheim Storm (2004), playing in over 100 professional indoor -1994 World Games - Best Midfielder lacrosse games. In 1994 he was named Best Midfielder at the World Games. He has twice appeared in the ILF World Championships (2003, 2007) and was inducted Coaching Exprience into the Adelphi Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995. -Waldorf School - New York - 1994-2007 Purdie has coached at the Waldorf School in Garden City, N.Y. since 1994 and -Adelphi University - New York - 2007 - Present has coached numerous all-americans and academic all-americans and in 1997 was named the New York Metropolitan Lacrosse Association High School Coach of the Coaching Honors Year. -1997 New York Metro Lacrosse Association - High School Purdie currently resides with his wife, Carol and son, Gordon in East Rockaway, Coach of the Year. N Y. -2008 ECC Coach of the Year 2 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Roster 0 John McGrath Fr. GK 5-7 Huntington, N.Y. / Huntington 1 Joe Vitale Sr. A 5-11 Lynbrook, N.Y. / Lynbrook 2 Kevin Kennedy Jr. M 5-10 Massapequa, N.Y. / Plainedge 4 Kenneth Worker Jr. M 5-9 Farmingdale, N.Y. / Plainedge 5 Tanner Brisset Fr. M 6-0 North Canaan, Conn. / 6 Adian Bennardo Jr. GK 5-9 Cutchogue, N.Y. / St. Anthony’s 7 Ken Fundus So. M 5-8 Massapequa, N.Y. / Massapequa 8 Doug Quednau Sr. M 5-11 Lindenhurst, N.Y. / Lindenhurst 10 Nick Olson Fr. A 5-10 Bellmore, N.Y. / Holy Trinity 11 Brian Carney So. D/LSM 5-10 North Massapequa, N.Y. / Plainedge 12 Michael Rossi Jr. M/A 5-11 North Massapequa, N.Y. / Plainedge 13 Vinny Coiro Jr. A 5-7 Levittown, N.Y. / MacArthur 14 Wayne Marx So. D 6-2 Kings Park, N.Y. / Smithtown West 15 Vincent Alestra So. D 6-0 Nesconset, N.Y. / Smithtown West 16 Anthony Caponi Sr. M 6-0 North Bellmore, N.Y. / Mepham 17 Joseph Sciara Fr. M 5-9 Islip, N.Y. / Islip 19 Ryan Seelinger Fr. M 5-10 Massapequa, N.Y. / 21 Shane Wynn Sr. M 6-0 Oceanside, N.Y. / Oceanside 22 Anthony Tardalo Fr. M 5-11 North Massapequa, N.Y. / Plainedge 23 Danny Blau Sr. A 5-10 Farmingdale, N.Y. / Farmingdale 24 Connor McCann Jr. A 6-0 Mineola, N.Y. / Mineola 25 Bryce McNeely Fr. M 6-1 Leawood, Kan. / Blue Valley North 26 Jamie McAndrew Fr. M 5-9 Levittown, N.Y. / MacArthur 28 Greg Puskuldjian So. M 5-11 Glen Head, N.Y. / North Shore 29 James Maroney Jr. D 6-1 Long Beach, N.Y. / Long Beach 31 Nicholas Massaro So. D 5-9 Farmingville, N.Y. / Sachem East 32 Kieran Riegel Sr. M 6-2 Bethpage, N.Y. / Island Trees 33 Bryan Hall Sr. A 5-9 Levittown, N.Y. / Division 35 Eric Janssen Sr. GK 5-9 Hicksville, N.Y. / Hicksville 38 Kevin McCann Jr. D 6-0 Mineola, N.Y. / Mineola 39 Keith McDermott So. GK 5-8 Bellmore, N.Y. / John F. Kennedy 40 Joe Celano Fr. M 5-11 Farmingdale, N.Y. / Farmingdale 41 Richard Stein Jr. Fr. M 5-9 Mount Sinai, N.Y. / Mt. Sinai 42 Timothy Aiello Sr. A 5-11 Massapequa Park, N.Y. / Massapequa 43 Peter Scavetta Fr. M 6-3 Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley 44 Jeff Melsopp Jr. D 6-2 Wantagh, N.Y. / Wantagh 46 George Raum Fr. D 6-3 Lake Grove, N.Y. / Sachem North 48 Matt Colon Sr. D 6-0 Long Beach, N.Y. / Long Beach 49 John Carney So. M 6-1 Seaford, N.Y. 50 Matt Oswald Fr. M 6-1 Franklin Square, N.Y. / H. Frank Carey 55 Kevin Wahl Fr. D 5-11 Farmingdale, N.Y. / Farmingdale 2012 Schedule 3/3/2012 College of Saint Rose Garden City, N.Y. 7 p.m. 3/9/2012 Notre Dame de Namur University St. Louis, MO 1 p.m. 3/11/2012 Dominican University of California St. Louis, MO 1 p.m. 3/12/2012 Lindenwood University St. Louis, MO 8 p.m. 3/17/2012 * Le Moyne College Syracuse, NY 1 p.m. 3/24/2012 * Franklin Pierce University Garden City, N.Y. 1 p.m. 3/27/2012 * American International College Garden City, N.Y. 4 p.m. 3/31/2012 * Merrimack College North Andover, MA 1 p.m. 4/7/2012 * Saint Michael’s College Garden City, N.Y. 12 p.m. 4/10/2012 * Pace University Pleasantville, N.Y. 4 p.m. 4/14/2012 * Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH 1 p.m. 4/17/2012 * Assumption College Worcester, MA 4 p.m. 4/21/2012 * Saint Anselm College Garden City, N.Y. 1 p.m. 4/28/2012 * Bentley University Garden City, N.Y. 1 p.m.

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M o t a m e d F i e l d

In 2008, Adelphi University announced the naming of its athlet- The Outdoor Sports Complex features Motamed Field, which ic competition field, part of its new outdoor sports stadium, in is the home for the Adelphi men’s and women’s soccer, recognition of the generous support and leadership of its Board lacrosse and field hockey programs. of Trustees Chairman, Thomas F. Motamed, Class of 1971. -Adjacent to the Motamed Field is a practice space.

-The tennis courts are located just beyond this field and an- chors the complex in one contiguous area.

-All-weather surface material to allow for year-round practice and competition.

-Four main light standards help illuminate the field for eve- ning training and competition, as well as working media and game operations.

-A heated/air-conditioned Press Box is located at the top of the stadium seats. Located midfield, the press box accommo- dates sports information, working media and game opera- tions, which maintains the scoreboard and public address sound system.

Motamed Field was the site of the 2011 NCAA Division II and -The Panthers’ live in-game stats of soccer, lacrosse and field III women’s lacrosse championship. It also played host to the hockey events originates out of the press box. 2010 and 2011 Northeast-10 Women’s Lacrosse Championships and the 2011 Northeast-10 Men’s Lacrosse Championship. -Addition of a one-level parking structure for over 300 cars below the field.

2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 5 Adelphi University Athletics Men’s Lacrosse Throughout The Years

Scott Grubert

Ed Hughes

(Above) Kirk Jurgelevich was a four-time All- American midfielder for the Panthers. Jurgelev- (Above) Coach Ruggian with Adelphi’s first All-American, ich is second on Adelphi’s all-time Division II Don Kohart, during the 1953 North-South All-Start game. goals list with 142.

(Above) The first five coaches at Adelphi University. (Above) The 2008 squad enters the field at (Above) A photo from 1983 as the Panthers relax Hofstra University, the Panthers’ temporary before a big game. home while the Outdoor Complex was con- structed.

(Above) A shot from 1963; # 38 in the background is long time Adel- (Above) Coach Doherty walks away as his 1984 squad prepares for a (Above) Coach Flego instructs his team during a phi coach Paul Doherty. game. 1963 competition. 6 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics Panther All-Americans The Panthers have a long tradition of receiving All-American honors from the United States Intercol- legiate Lacrosse Association (USILA). Since the first nod in 1953, up until the present season, the Brown and Gold has continued to place player after player into the history books. The United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) is an organization comprised of member colleges and universities which sponsor intercollegiate lacrosse for men. The Association is entrusted to enhance and develop intercollegiate lacrosse by providing leadership, management, and services to its membership so that student-athletes, coaches, and other constituent groups will realize the maximum benefit from the sport of lacrosse.

First Team Michael Gongas Second Team Don Kohart Honorable Mention 1968 Larry Karwoski 1972 Terry Wallace 1953 Don Kohart 1972 Bruce Meierdiercks 1973 Kirk Jurgelevich 1954 Lou Flego 1974 Kirk Jurgelevich 1974 Bob Esposito 1957 Jim Bedell 1975 Kirk Jurgelevich 1975 Bob Ricciardi Robert Modica 1976 Hal McVey 1976 Bob Riccardi Ernie Schwasnick 1978 Scott Grubert 1977 John Gavigan 1959 Frank Scudieri Bob Engelke Ted Koziarz 1961 Joe Morin 1979 Bob Engelke 1978 Joe Chiofolo 1962 Jeff Deneroff Scott Grubert 1979 Joe Chiofolo 1965 Ron LaValle Joe Kovar 1980 Tom Rotanz Bill Hanigan 1980 Ed Hughes 1982 Steve Shelley Don Robertson Dave Leistman 1989 Gordon Purdie 1967 Don Robertson Ed Menegaux Mike Roman Stan Shele 1981 Ed Hughes 1995 Gary Cegielski 1970 Bernie Clair Ken King Rich Grismer 1972 Jim Elliott Dave Leistman 1996 Peter Friedman Kirk Jurgelevich Kevin Meinsen Rich Grismer 1973 Manny Matos Ed Menegaux Keith Lohmuller 1976 Bob Engelke Tom Rotanz Gary Reh 1997 Anthony Picone Wesley Green 1977 Bob Engelke 1993 John Calabria Keith Lohmuller 1978 Ted Koziarz Rich Mastanduno Mark Mangan 1979 Ed Hughes Jim Murray 1998 Greg Kulesa 1980 John Kane Gary Reh Marc Reeves 1982 Steve Day Andy Seal 1999 Anthony Saccone Ed Menegaux 1994 Gary Reh Rich Vislocky 1983 Bob Cook Gary Reh Mark Reeve John Cronin Tom Reillt 2001 Brian Soper 1985 Frank Tashman 1996 Rob Grella Brian Tower 1986 Todd Lawson Shawn Hennessy David Toy 1987 Sean Keenan Matt Schomberg 2003 Tyler Heavenor Jim Rinere 1997 Charlie Flaherty 2007 Michael Gongas Mike Swift Rob Grella 2011 Danny Blau 1990 Steve Kisslinger Rich Grismer Daniel Gill 1993 Tom Naglieri 1998 Dan Debetta Eric Janssen Brian Eisenberg Charlie Flaherty 1995 Peter Friedman Mark Mangan Third Team Andy Marinos Anthony Piccone 1956 Dave Finkel Rich Mastanduno 1999 Brian Tower Ken King 1962 Joe Morin Jeff Reh 1997 Jason Cruciani James Miceli 1966 Don Robertson Eugene Curran Chris Babb 1971 Terry Wallace 1998 Rich Vislocky Dan Debetta 1973 Chuck Arnone 2000 Dylan Levy Greg Kulesa 1974 Chuck Arnone Brian Soper 2000 Brian Tower 1975 Larry Opisso 2002 Chris Muscarella Scott Renneisen 1976 Tom Maksym Jesse Sorensen 2001 Mike McInerey 1977 Scott Grubert 2003 Brian Hahn Fred Trifao 1982 Kevin Meinsen Wesley Green 2002 Tyler Heavenor 1985 Todd Lawson Matt Schomburg Brian Hahn 1986 Frank Tashman 2004 Frank Canizio David Toy 1987 Gary Blohm Kim Delfs 2003 David Toy 1988 Gordon Purdie 2011 Shane Wynn 2005 Frank Canizio 1989 Jeff Reh Wesley Green 1990 Jeff Reh 2006 Wesley Green By the Numbers 2008 Jesse Corben Years with Most All-Americans First Team - 56 Eddie Ege First Team - 1981 (6) Second Team - 334 2011 Joe Vitale Second Team - 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2011 (3) Third Team - 16 Third Team - Many Times (1) Honorable Mention - 50 Honorable Mention - 1957, 1965, 1987, 1995, 2003 (3) Total - 156 All Together - 1997, 1999 (8) First Year Receiving Recognition - 1953, Don Kohart First First-Team Recognition - 1968, Larry Karwoski 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 7 Adelphi University Athletics Honors and Awards NCAA Player of The Year ECC Coach of The Year 2004 Kim Delfs, 1st Team 1995 Gary Cegielski 1979 Bob Engelke 1997 Sandy Kapatos 2004 Brian Hahn, 2nd Team 1997 Rob Grella 1981 Ken King 1999 Sandy Kapatos 2004 Matt Schomburg, 2nd Team 1999 Anthony Saccone 1993 Gary Reh 2001 Sandy Kapatos 2005 Frank Canizio, 1st Team 1999 Sandy Kapatos* 1995 Gary Reh 2008 Gordon Purde 2005 Wesley Green, 1st Team 2001 Brian Tower 1996 Rob Grella 2006 Wesley Green, 1st Team 2002 Brian Hahn 2006 Chris Mahaffy, 2nd Team 2002 Chris Muscarella 1998 Mark Mangan IMLCA DII Assistant 2006 Wesley Green 2006 Dale Pescitelli, 2nd Team 2002 David Toy Coach of The Year 2007 Michael Gongas, 1st Team 2003 David Toy 2011 Joe Catalonotti NCAA Defenseman of The Year 2007 Jesse Corben, 2nd Team 2006 Wesley Green 1979 Scott Grubert 2008 Jesse Corben, 1st Team 2010 Kevin Kemp 2001 Fred Trifaro ECC Player of The Year 2008 Eddie Ege, 1st Team *-Coaching Staff 1997 Rob Grella 2008 Ryan Kelly, 2nd Team 1961 Lou Flego ’55 1998 Anthony Picone 2009 Eddie Ege, 2nd Team 1962 Jim Bedell ’58 NCAA Goalkeeper of The Year 2006 Wesley Green 1980 John Kane 2009 Andrew Ashkenazy, 2nd Team 2008 Eddie Ege 1997 Rich Grismer 2009 Kevin Kemp, 2nd Team

ookie of he ear Lt. Col. J.I. (Jack) Turnbull ECC R T Y All-Northeast-10 2000 David Toy 2010 Danny Blau, 1st Team Award Attackman of The Year 2001 Jesse Sorensen 1979 Bob Engelke 2010 Kevin Kemp, 1st Team 2003 Wesley Green 1981 Ken King 2010 Daniel Gill, 2nd Team 2007 Ian Kutchta 1996 Rob Grella 2010 Jeff Melsopp, All-Rookie 2011 Danny Blau, 1st Team 2005 Wesley Green 1965 Don Kohart ’53 2006 Wesley Green ECC Scholar-Athlete 2011 Joe Vitale, 1st Team 1999 Brad Ross 2011 Dan Gill, 1st Team 1967 Paul Doherty ’63 2001 Michael McInerney 2011 Eric Janssen, 1st Team & 1968 Bob Modica ’57 NCAA Midfielder of The Year 2004 Jesse Sorensen Goalkeeper of the Year 1969 Don Loughlin ’50 1981 Kevin Meinsen 2006 Wesley Green 2011 Tommy Susko, 2nd Team 1971 Fran McCall ’56 2001 Michael McInerney 2011 Shane Wynn, 2nd Team 1974 Bill Miltenberg ’69 2002 David Toy 2011 Ken Fundus, All-Rookie 1978 Claude Ruggian All-ECC 2003 David Toy 2011 Joe Vitale 1980 Bob Macaluso ’68 1997 Jason Cruciani, 1st Team 1991 Bob Engelke ’79 1997 Charles Flaherty, 1st Team 2011 Dan Gill NCAA Statistical Champions 1993 Manny Matos ’75 1997 Rob Grella, 1st Team 2011 Eric Janssen 2008 Jesse Corben - 1995 Joe Chiofolo ’79 1997 Rich Grismer, 1st Team Face off Percentage 1995 Ed Hughes ’81 All-ECAC 1997 Anthony Picone, 1st Team 1995 Kirk Jurgelevich ’75 Eddie Ege - 2002 Brian Hahn, 1st Team 1997 Peter Friedman, 2nd Team 1995 Gordon Purdie ’89 Assists Per Game 2002 David Toy, 1st Team 1997 Keith Lohmuller, 2nd Team 1995 Jeffrey Reh ’90 Points Per Game 2002 Tyler Heavenor, 2nd Team 1998 Dan DaBetta, 1st Team 1999 Jeffrey Deneroff ’63 2009 Eddie Ege - 2003 Tyler Heavenor, 1st Team 1998 Charles Flaherty, 1st Team 2002 David Leistman ’81 Assists Per Game 2003 David Toy, 1st Team 1998 Mark Mangan, 1st Team 2005 Rich Grismer ’97 2003 Matt Schomburg, 2nd Team 1998 Greg Kulesa, 2nd Team 2007 Thomas Aiello ‘93 Division II Coach of The Year 2005 Frank Canizio, 1st Team 1998 Mark Reeves, 2nd Team 2008 Jim Cheeseman ‘89 2001 Sandy Kapatos 2005 Wesley Green, 1st Team 1999 Dan DaBetta, 1st Team 2009 Scott Reh ‘89 1999 Greg Kulesa, 1st Team 2010 Kevin Kemp, 1st Team Brine Award (NCAA Final 1999 James Miceli, 1st Team 2011 Four MVP) 1999 Scott Renneison, 1st Team 1979 Bob Engelke 1999 Anthony Saccone, 1st Team North-South Collegiate 1999 Chris Babb, 2nd Team 1981 Ed Hughes All-Star Game 1993 Jim Murray 1999 Mark Reeves, 2nd Team 1953 Don Kohart 1995 Gary Cegielski 1999 Brian Tower, 2nd Team 1962 Joe Morin 1998 Anthony Picone 2000 Scott Renneison, 1st Team 1963 Bill Woodbury 1999 Anthony Saccone 2000 Brian Tower, 1st Team 1967 Don Robertson 2001 Mike McInerney 2000 Rich Dommer, 2nd Team 1968 Lou Flego* 2000 Jon Goldstein, 2nd Team 1968 Larry Karwoski 2000 Michael McInerney, 2nd Team 1973 Paul Doherty* 2001 Michael McInerney, 1st Team 1974 Andy Haugen 2001 Fred Trifaro, 1st Team 1975 Kirk Jurgelevich 2001 Marc Maresca, 2nd Team Sandy 1978 Bob Fagen 2001 David Toy, 2nd Team 1979 Bob Engelke Kapatos 2001 Brian Tower, 2nd Team 1979 Joe Chiofolo 2002 Brian Hahn, 1st Team 1979 Scott Grubert 2002 Tyler Heavenor, 1st Team 1981 Ken King 2002 David Toy, 1st Team 1982 Ed Menegaux 2002 Joe Droge, 2nd Team 1987 Mike Swift 2002 Jesse Sorensen, 2nd Team 1987 Gary Blohm 2002 Mark Miller, HM 1989 Scott Reh 2003 Tyler Heavenor, 1st Team 1989 Gordon Purdie 2003 Matt Schomburg, 1st Team 1990 Jeff Reh David 2003 David Toy, 1st Team 1990 Tim Pratt Toy 2003 Brian Hahn, 2nd Team 1991 Paul Doherty* 2004 Frank Canizio, 1st Team 1991 Chris McKeough 8 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics Year by Year Leaders (Goals-Assists-Saves)

Year record Goal Leader Assists Leader saves Leader 1948 3-1 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1949 2-5 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1950 5-3 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1951 4-5 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1952 4-2 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1953 3-6 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1954 4-4 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1955 1-10 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1956 4-4 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1957 3-6 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1958 1-8-1 Ernie Schwasnick (35) Unavailable Unavailable 1959 1-8-1 Frank Scudieri (25) Unavailable Bill Montgomery (202) 1960 2-9 Frank Scudieri (15) Three tied (3) Paul Doherty (243) The first ever Adelphi Men’s Lacrosse program in 1948. The Brown and 1961 9-4 Joe Morin (24) Paul Doherty (25) Ron Metzler (206) Gold played four games their inaugural season to a 3-1 record. 1962 8-3 Joe Morin (22) John Lewis (14) Charlie Glass (185) 1963 10-2-1 Bill Woodbury (31) Bill Woodbury (23) Gary Eucker (172) 1964 5-6-2 Don McAllister (36) Ron LaValle (30) Gary Eucker (257) 1965 6-5 John Naughton (26) Ron LaVelle (24) Don Robertson (170) 1966 4-8 Rick Reicherter (18) Ken Reese (18) Don Robertson (205) 1967 8-3 Larry Karwoski (26) Bob Macaluso (34) Don Robertson (163) 1968 7-7 Larry Karwoski (39) Ken Reese (37) Bill Powers (212) 1969 3-9 Jim Demitrieus (11) Bob Robertie (9) Rich Spinelli (135) 1970 8-6 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable 1971 10-4 Terry Wallace (48) Chuck Armone (42) Ron Greguski (107) 1972 9-7 Jurgelevich/Wallace (34) Chuck Armone (30) Jim Elliot (215) 1973 8-5 Marc Sieben (34) Chuck Armone (27) Bob Ricciardi (161) 1974 8-6 Kirk Jurgelevich (41) Chuch Armone (41) Bob Ricciardi (225) 1975 7-5 Kirk Jurgelevich (44) Joe Yevoli (37) Bob Ricciardi (238) 1976 11-5 Hal McVey (49) Bob Engelke (66) Bob Ricciardi (265) 1977 9-5 Ted Koziarz (34) Bob Engelke (67) Kevin Jules (111) 1978 5-7 Kevin Miller (35) Bob Engelke (57) Kevin Jules (138) The Reh brothers, Scott (left) and Jeff (right) posted three consecutive 1979 13-3 Kevin Miller (35) Bob Engelke (79) John Kane (153) seasons leading the Panthers in Goals and Assists. 1980 10-4 Ken King/Hughes (35) Ed Hughes (62) John Kane (125) 1981 10-2 Ken King (38) Ed Hughes (43) Steve Shelly (159) 1982 10-4 Duane Nowicki (27) Steve Day (44) Steve Shelly (183) 1983 6-7 Bob Cook (28) Joe Bayern (31) Steve Shelly (184) 1984 8-6 Bob Quinn (24) Joe Bayern (29) Brian McQuillan (114) 1985 8-4 Frank Tashman (21) Sean Keenan (32) Brian McQuillan (91) 1986 7-4 Sean Keenan (31) Frank Tashman (28) Mike Swift (150) 1987 9-4 Jeff Reh (31) Scott Reh (22) Mike Swift (153) 1988 3-8 Jeff Reh (28) Scott Reh (30) Jim Cheeseman (192) 1989 12-3 Jeff Reh (60) Scott Reh (43) Jim Cheeseman (196) 1990 8-6 Jeff Reh (56) Tom Aiello (51) Kevin Theissen (105) 1991 6-5 Tom Naglieri (22) Tom Aiello (24) Steve Randby (173) 1992 6-6 John Calabria (39) Tom Aiello (30) Steve Randby (169) 1993 8-3 Gary Reh (41) Tom Naglieri (23) Jim Murray (120) 1994 7-6 Gary Reh (24) Gary Reh (21) Cullen Miller (122) 1995 11-2 Gary Reh (45) Gary Reh (22) Rich Grismer (283) 1996 12-3 Rob Grella (59) Matt Schomburg (28) Rich Grismer (257) 1997 11-2 Mark Mangan (45) Peter Friedman (37) Rich Grismer (212) 1998 12-3 Mark Mangan (44) Mark Mangan (30) Greg Kulesa (175) 1999 10-3 Brian Tower (29) James Miceli (27) Greg Kulesa (206) 2000 8-3 Rich Dommer (35) Dan Kraemer (25) Brian Soper (182) 2001 12-2 Mike McInerney (39) Mike McInerney (23) Brian Soper (242) 2002 9-3 Tyler Heavenor (32) Joe Droge (16) Mark Miller (164) 2003 9-2 David Toy (32) Wesley Green (20) Mark Miller (131) 2004 7-4 Greg Kalberer (27) Matt Schomburg (16) Brian Volpi (88) 2005 4-6 Wes Green (37) Greg Kalberer (19) Trent Machner (111) 2006 8-5 Wes Green (62) Brendan Morgan (32) Brian Volpi (121) 2007 5-8 Ian Kuchta (26) Michael Gongas (30) Devin Schneiderbauer (84) Rich Grismer had three consecutive seasons with 200 plus saves from 2008 7-5 Ian Kuchta (32) Eddie Ege (52) Devin Schneiderbauer (88) 1995-1997. 2009 3-8 Joe Vitalee/Kevin Kemp(17) Eddie Ege (33) Zachary Bates (120) 2010 10-5 Kevin Kemp (28) Danny Blau (26) Devin Schneiderbauer (150) 2011 16-3 Tommy Susko (41) Joe Vitale (70) Eric Janssen (222)

2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 9 Adelphi University Athletics Division I Division II 1948-1967; 1982-1992 The Record Book 1968-1981; 1993-Present

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POINTS POINTS POINTS POINTS Tom Aiello 74 1990 Tom Aiello 227 1989-92 Bob Engelke 109 1979 Bob Engelke 364 1976-79 Jeff Reh 68 1989 Jeff Reh 210 1987-90 Bob Engelke 102 1976 Ed Hughes 274 1979-81 Scott Reh 68 1989 Scott Reh 161 1986-89 Ed Hughes 97 1980 Chuck Arnone 217 1971-74 Jeff Reh 66 1990 Steve Day 109 1982-83 Bob Engelke 87 1977 Wes Green 203 2003-06 Tom Aiello 65 1989 Paul Vlachos 108 1989-92 Hal McVey 80 1976 Peter Friedman 184 1994-97 Steve Day 61 1982 Gordon Purdie 100 1987-89 Wes Green 79 2006 Ken King 177 1979-81 Frank Tashman 54 1986 Frank Tashman 92 1985-86 Eddie Ege 74 2008 Kirk Jurgelevich 172 1972-75 Steve Day 48 1983 Gary Blohm 92 1985-87 Mark Mangan 74 1998 Gary Reh 162 1993-95 Gordon Purdie 48 1989 Joe Bayern 82 1983-84 Ken King 71 1981 Rob Grella 161 1995-97 Sean Kennan 48 1986 Dave Reilly 76 1989-90 Joe Vitale 70 2011 Brian Tower 152 1998-01

GOALS GOALS GOALS GOALS Jeff Reh 60 1989 Jeff Reh 175 1987-90 Wes Green 62 2006 Wes Green 149 2003-06 Jeff Reh 56 1990 Sean Kennan 93 1985-88 Rob Grella 59 1996 Kirk Jurgelevich 142 1972-75 John Calabria 39 1992 Tom Aiello 77 1989-92 Hal McVey 49 1976 Rob Grella 140 1995-97 Sean Keenan 31 1986 Paul Vlachos 59 1989-92 Terry Wallace 48 1971 Ed Hughes 121 1979-81 Jeff Reh 31 1987 Dave Reilly 55 1989-90 Gary Reh 45 1995 Gary Reh 110 1993-95 Dave Reilly 30 1989 John Calabria 50 1990, 92 Mark Mangan 45 1997 Brian Tower 106 1998-01 Bob Cook 28 1983 Gary Blohm 47 1984-87 Mark Mangan 44 1998 Bob Engelke 95 1976-79 Jeff Reh 28 1988 Frank Tashman 47 1985-86 Kirk Jurgelevich 44 1975 Joe Chiofolo 95 1976-79 Duane Nowicki 27 1982 Mike Muscarella 47 1986-89 Gary Reh 41 1993 Peter Friedman 92 1994-97 Dave Reilly 25 1990 Tom Naglieri 44 Tommy Susko 41 2011 Mark Mangan 89 1997-98 1990-92 Joe Vitale 40 2011 ASSISTS ASSISTS ASSISTS Tom Aiello 51 1990 Tom Aiello 150 1989-92 ASSISTS Bob Engelke 269 1976-79 Steve Day 44 1982 Scott Reh 102 1986-89 Bob Engelke 79 1979 Ed Hughes 153 1979-81 Scott Reh 43 1989 Steve Day 68 1982-83 Bob Engelke 67 1977 Chuck Arnone 140 1971-74 Tom Aiello 40 1989 Joe Bayern 65 1982-85 Bob Engelke 66 1976 Peter Friedman 92 1994-97 Joe Bayern 31 1983 Gordon Purdie 52 1987-89 Ed Hughes 62 1980 Ken King 86 1979-81 Scott Reh 30 1988 Sean Kennan 49 1985-88 Bob Engelke 57 1978 Eddie Ege 85 2008-09 Gordon Purdie 29 1989 Gary Blohm 49 1984-87 Eddie Ege 52 2008 Ken Reese 84 1966-68 Joe Bayern 29 1984 Frank Tashman 45 1985-86 Ed Hughes 43 1981 Matt Schomburg 75 96-97, 03-04 Frank Tashman 29 1986 Billy Tereski 31 1982-84 Chuck Arnone 42 1971 Ron LaValle 74 1963-65 Ken Reese 40 1968 Bob Macaluso 63 GROUND BALLS GROUND BALLS Peter Friedman 37 1997 1966-68 Gordon Purdie 109 1989 Jeff Reh 298 1987-90 GROUND BALLS Barry Greenberg 97 1989 Gordon Purdie 269 1987-89 GROUND BALLS John Gavigan 220 1974-77 Dave Reilly 91 1990 Barry Greenberg 230 1986-89 Bob Esposito 103 1974 Matt Schomburg 218 96-97, 03-04 Tim Pratt 88 1989 Scott Reh 207 1986-89 Daniel Gill 100 2011 David Toy 181 2000-03 Tom Aiello 86 1990 Tom Aiello 187 1989-92 Andrew Ashkenazy 97 2009 Brad Ross 160 1996-99 Jeff Reh 85 1990 Sean Kennan 174 1985-88 Jesse Colamussi 95 2011 Brian Tower 158 1998-01 Gordon Purdie 83 1988 Tim Pratt 170 1989-90 Jesse Corben 94 2008 Jesse Colamussi 149 2010-11 Tim Pratt 82 1990 Dave Reilly 165 1989-90 Nick Gotta 92 2001 Dan Gill 146 2010-11 Gordon Purdie 77 1987 Kieran O’Brien 122 1990-92 Gary Cegielski 91 1995 Mike Borriello 142 1974-76 Frank Tashman 76 1986 Frank Tashman 120 1985-86 Fred Trifrao 91 2001 Danny Blau 141 2009-* Gary Blohm 120 1984-87 Tom Bruckbauer 81 2001 Rob Grella 136 1995-97 SAVES Manny Matos 81 1974 Jim Cheeseman 196 1989 SAVES SAVES Jim Cheeseman 192 1988 Jim Cheeseman 455 1986-89 SAVES Rich Grismer 833 1994-97 Steve Shelley 184 1983 Steve Shelley 367 1982-83 Rich Grismer 283 1995 Bob Ricciardi 789 1973-76 Steve Shelley 183 1982 Steven Randby 342 1991-92 Bob Ricciardi 265 1976 Don Robertson 538 1965-67 Steven Randby 173 1991 Mike Swift 303 1986-87 Gary Eucker 257 1964 Kevin Jules 439 1977-79 Steven Randby 169 1992 Brian McQuillan 268 1984-85 Rich Grismer 257 1996 Greg Eucker 429 1963-64 Mike LaValle 158 1990 Mike LaValle 187 1989-91 Paul Doherty 243 1960 Brian Soper 424 1999-01 Brian McQuillan 154 1985 Kevin Theissen 150 1990-92 Brian Soper 242 2001 Greg Kulesa 405 1997-98 Mike Swift 153 1987 Mike Nelson 80 1982-85 Bob Ricciardi 238 1975 Devin Schneiderbauer 351 2007-10 Mike Swift 150 1986 Bob Ricciardi 225 1974 Mark Miller 275 2002-03 Eric Janssen 222 2011 Jim Elliot 215 1972 Bill Powers 212 1968

SINGLE GAME RECORDS SINGLE GAME AND MISC RECORDS Pts- N/A Pts, Game- 14, Ed Hughes, 1980 vs Kutztown Assists- 11, Ken Reese 1967 vs Hartwick Goals, Game- 11, Rich Dommer vs Bryant, 2000 Saves- 45, Gary Eucker 1964 vs C.W. Post Most Game Winning Career: 11, Rob Grella (1995-1997) Goals- 9, Bob Quinn vs Stony Brook Most Game Winning Goals, Season: 6, Bob Engelke, 1976, Wes Green, 2006 Assists, Game- 12, Eddie Ege, 4/30/08 vs Dominican TEAM RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Most Games Won Season: 12, 1989 Most Games Won, Season: 16, 2011 Most Consecutive Games Won: 8, 1989 Most Consecutive Games Won: 10, 1966-1967, 2011 Most Con. Losses: 3, (1983, 1984, 1992) Most Consecutive Games Lost: 6, 1966 and 1969 Most Points Scored Season: 397, 1989 Most Pts, Season: 447, 1979 Most Goals Scored Season: 235, 1989 Most Pts Game: 46, (1979 vs FDU, 1980 vs Kutztown, 1993 vs West Chester) Most Goals Scored Game: 28, 1967 vs Hartwick, 1987 vs Southampton, 1989 vs Ari- Most Goals, Season: 258, 1979 zona, 1991 vs Arizona Most Goals, Game: 28 (1967 vs Hartwick, 1980 vs Kutztown, 1993 vs West Chester) Most Assists, Season: 189, 1989 Most Assists, Season: 189, 1979 Most Assists, Game: 23, 1989 vs Arizona Most Assists, Game: 20, April 30th, 2008 vs Dominican Highest Final National Rank: 4th, 1989 Most Penalties Incurred, Season: 176, 1979 Most Penalties Season: 140, 1984 Fewest Penalties Incurred, Season: 63, 1968 Fewest Penalties Season: 72, 1985 Fewest Goals Allowed, Season: 60, 1962 Fewest Goals Allowed Season: 99, 1987 Fewest Goals Allowed, Game: 0, (1962 vs Middlebury, 1965 vs FDU, 2003 vs New Haven) Fewest Goals Allowed Game: 2, (1989 vs. CW Post, 1992 vs Radford, 1992 vs Marist) 10 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics The Adelphi men’s lacrosse program has received an NCAA Division II record 15 bids to the NCAA Division II Lacrosse Championships and 1974 four to the Division I Championships. The Panthers also hold records Adelphi 14, Washington (MD) 10 for most team championships (7) and most final four appearances (11). Adelphi Towson State 22, Adelphi 9% In all, the Panthers have played in 30 NCAA Tournament games and posted a 17-13 record. at the 1976 In 1971 The first National Collegiate Athletic Association national Adelphi 7, Baltimore 2 championship was held. The Division II lacrosse championship tourna- Adelphi 13, Washington (MD) 10 ment was added to the championship in 1972 and Division III in 1980. NCAA’s Hobart 18, Adelphi 9%

1977 Adelphi 15, New Haven 9 Roanoke 9, Adelphi 12

1978 Adelphi 23, Baltimore 15 Roanoke 9, Adelphi 8

1979 (Top)The 1979 squad, Adelphi’s first team to claim an NCAA Championship. Adelphi 14, Cortland 9 (Right) The ‘79 team with the trophy. Adelphi 16, St. Lawrence 13 Adelphi 17, UMBC 12%#

1980** UMBC 23, Adelphi 14%

1981 Adelphi 17, Loyola (MD) 14#

1982* Adelphi returned to the NCAA’s in 1981 for their second title over Loyola. The Virginia 15, Adelphi 7 ‘81 squad above. 1985* Johns Hopkins 15, Adelphi 9

1987* Adelphi 6, Army 5 Cornell 14, Adelphi12

1989* Adelphi 16, Michigan State 10 Maryland 12, Adelphi 11 (OT)

1993** (Left) Team photo of the 1993 squad. (Above) Hosting Adelphi 11, C.W. Post 7# the National trophy by Tom Naglieri, Jon DellOlio and Andy Seal. 1995** Adelphi 12, Springfield 10#

1996** C.W. Post 15, Adelphi 10%

1997** NYIT 18, Adelphi 12%

1998** Adelphi 18, C.W. Post 6# The 1998 NCAA Division II national champions.

1999** 27TH ANNUAL DIVISION II MEN’S Adelphi 11, C.W. Post 8# (Above) Co-Captains Joe Kovar (left) and Bob Engelke LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPS recieve Adelphi Lacrosse’s first ever NCAA Division II Champion Trophy in 1979. Engelke still holds three NCAA 2001 Tournament records. Adelphi 16, C.W. Post 8 Semifinals (2): May 2012 Adelphi 14, Limestone 10%# On campus sites TBD ADELPHI NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFF RECORDS %-Final Four Appearance Final: May 27, 2012 #-Division II National Champions *-Division I Gillette Stadium Most Most Team Championships - 7 **-From 1980-2000 only a championship game was Outside of Boston, Massachusetts Most Team Bids -15 held Final Four Appearances -11 (No Division II Tournament from 1982-92) Most Assists, Game - Bob Engelke-9 vs. Baltimore, 1978 Most Assists, Tournament - Bob Engelke -18, 1979 Most Points, Tournament - Bob Engelke -22, 1979 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 11 Adelphi University Athletics All-Time Opponent Records All-Time Year AIC 1-0-0 NEW HAMPSHIRE 11-7-0 by Year Results Air Force 2-1-0 NEW HAVEN 2-0-0 Albany State 1-0-0 NJ Lax Club 0-1-0 1954 Alumni 6-1-0 NY Maritime 2-0-0 Team Record: 1-7 Alfred 2-0-0 NYIT 10-13-0 Dartmouth L 0-20 Millburn L 2-11 Arizona 2-0-0 Nichols 1-0-0 CCNY L 4-9 Army 3-2-0 North Carolina 0-5-0 Yale L 1-18 ASSUMPTION 1-0-0 Notre Dame 1-1-0 Union L 6-21 Baltimore 2-1-0 Notre Dame De Namur 1-0-0 Lafayette W 8-4 Babson College 1-0-0 Oberlin 0-1-0 Stevens L 4-14 BENTLEY 11-1-0 Ohio State 3-2-1 Tufts L 6-8 Claude Ruggian coached the Panthers Boston College 6-0-0 PACE 4-1-0 from1948 through the 1959 season Boston State 1-0-0 Penn State 1-2-0 1955 posting a 32-65-2 overall record in his Bowdoin 7-1-0 Pennsylvania 0-3-0 Team Record: 1-10 12 years of service Dartmouth L 3-14 Brown 4-18-0 Pfieffer 1-0-0 Hamilton W 13-8 Bryant 4-1-0 Plymouth State 2-0-0 1948 NJLC L 3-11 Bucknell 1-0-0 Princeton 7-0-0 Team Record: 3-1 Penn State L 4-5 Cal-Berkley 2-0-0 Queens 3-0-0 Princeton JV W 7-2 Penn State L 4-12 Cal-Santa Barbara 1-0-0 Radford 1-0-0 CCNY W 4-2 CCNY L 0-9 Central Florida 1-0-0 RIT 0-1-0 CCNY L 8-9 New Hampshire L 4-18 Cheadle L.C. (England) 1-0-0 R.P.I 1-1-0 RPI JV W 9-5 Yale L 0-20 Tufts L 6-7 C.C.N.Y 13-13-0 Roanoke 0-2-0 Stevens L 3-12 Colgate 1-2-0 Rutgers 4-5-0 1949 Colorado 1-0-0 Sacred Heart 3-0-0 Team Record: 2-5 RPI L 1-23 1956 Cornell 4-8-0 Salisbury 0-8-0 Lafayette W 17-6 Team Record: 5-3 Cortland 11-14-0 St. Andrew’s 5-1-0 MIT L 4-7 Lafayette L 8-12 Dartmouth 3-5-0 ST. ANSELM 4-0-0 Floral Park L 6-7 CCNY L 3-9 Deer Park Lax Club 1-0-0 St. Johns 9-2-0 Yale L 5-16 Stevens Tech W 9-8 Delaware 6-6-0 St. Lawrence 5-0-0 CCNY L 4-3 UMASS W 11-7 Dominican 5-0-0 St. Leo 1-0-0 Hofstra W 8-3 Holy Cross W 18-3 New Hampshire L 5-11 Dominican (CA) 1-0-0 ST. MICHAEL’S 4-2-0 1950 Penn State W 4-3 Dowling 10-5-0 San Diego State 1-0-0 Alumni W 6-3 Duke 0-3-0 Siena 2-0-0 Team Record: 5-3 Trinity W 20-3 FDU-Madison 14-3-0 Springfield 6-2-0 Yale L 4-14 1957 Floral Pk Lax Club 0-1-0 Southampton 10-0-0 RPI L 2-20 Team Record: 3-6 Franklin & Marshall 1-0-0 SOUTHERN NH 1-0-0 Lafayette W 23-7 Ohio State L 2-10 FRANKLIN PIERCE 1-0-0 Stevens Tech 5-7-0 MIT W 10-8 MIT W 7-3 Gettysburg 1-0-1 Stony Brook 4-1-0 Springfield L 8-10 New Hampshire L 1-8 Hamilton 1-0-0 Syracuse 3-9-0 Hofstra W 14-4 Brown W 11-10 Penn State L 4-18 Hampden-Sydney 1-0-0 CCNY W 11-9 Towson 0-3-0 CCNY L 0-12 Hartwick 8-1-0 Trinity 2-0-0 1951 Lafayette L 4-9 Harvard 7-15-0 Tufts 1-3-0 Alumni W 4-1 Team Record: 4-5 Hobart 3-11-0 Stevens Tech L 5-13 UMBC 5-5-0 Trinity W 19-2 Hofstra 15-17-0 Union 2-0-0 Yale L 8-16 Holy Cross 1-0-0 Villanova 3-1-0 Lafayette W 17-10 1958 Ithaca 1-0-0 Virginia 0-1-0 Montclair AC L 8-10 Team Record: 1-7-2 Johns Hopkins 0-1-0 Washington College (Md) 2-1-0 MIT W 12-9 Oberlin L 2-16 Kutztown 4-0-0 Wesleyan 1-1-0 CCNY L 8-12 Harvard L 6-9 Brown L 4-7 Lafayette 10-4-0 Westchester 10-1-0 Springfield L 4-5 Washington L 4-17 CCNY L 7-12 L.I.Athletic Club 0-1-0 Whittier 3-0-0 Alumni W 5-0 Gettysburg T 7-7 LIU - C.W. Post 37-17-1 Worcester Polytechnic 2-0-0 Lafayette L 10-15 LEMOYNE 3-6-0 Yale 1-9-0 1952 Cortland L 2-8 Siena W 17-2 Limestone 6-2-0 Team Record: 4-2 Stevens Tech L 4-5 Loyola 3-7-0 NE10 opponents in CAPS Alumni W 13-1 MIT T 5-5 Manhasset Lax Club 1-0-0 Yale L 4-16 Marist 1-0-0 Springfield L 7-8 1959 Mars Hill 1-0-0 Manhasset W 14-7 Team Record: 1-8-1 Maryland 1-5-0 Lafayette W 16-8 CCNY W 22-3 Ohio State T 4-4 Massachusetts 2-3-0 New Hampshire L 0-7 Mercyhurst 0-5-0 1953 MIT L 2-12 MERRIMACK 1-3-0 Tufts L 6-10 Team Record: 3-6 CCNY L 4-11 M.I.T. 10-6-1 Dartmouth L 4-8 Cortland L 2-15 Michigan State 1-0-0 CCNY L 2-5 Delaware L 7-11 Middlebury 6-1-1 Tufts W 4-1 Lafayette L 8-9 Millburn Lax Club 0-2-0 Lafayette W 11-1 Siena W 10-5 Yale L 2-10 Molloy 9-3-0 Stevens L 4-12 Montaclair Lax Club 0-1-0 Millburn L 5-10 Stevens Tech L 3-1 Montclair State 3-0-0 Hobart L 3-15 Morgan State 4-0-0 Worcester Tech W 9-4 Mt. St. Mary’s 3-0-0 Nazareth 4-5-0 12 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics MIT W 25-3 1964 Plymouth State W 16-3 Team Record: 6-6-1 Morgan State W 9-4 New Hampshire W 5-4 Cortland L 5-11 Middlebury T 6-6 Rutgers L 6-9 Bowdoin L 5-8 C.W. Post W 14-9 MIT L 5-9 Hofstra W 10-6 Brown L 2-16 Frank and MarshallW 9-4 CCNY W 10-5 FDU-Madison W 17-6 Lafayette W 15-9 Boston State W 16-4 Delaware W 4-2 Hobart L 13-14 Stevens Tech W 10-7 C.W. Post L 7-12 1973 FDU-Madison W 12-3 Team Record: 7-5 Hofstra L 3-16 Morgan State W 17-7 Cortland L 6-11 Harvard W 16-5 UMASS W 8-5 1965 Cortland L 7-17 Team Record: 6-5 Rutgers L 9-16 Bowdoin W 14-2 C.W. Post L 8-11 Lou Flego took the reigns for ten years MIT W 5-3 Paul Doherty, Adelphi lacrosse’s coach NY Tech W 22-2 New Hampshire L 3-10 from 1960-1969 and produced a record of 22 years, posted a 184-105 record FDU-Madison W 14-4 CCNY W 13-2 of 62-56-2. in his tenure including 11 trips to the Dartmouth W 13-8 FDU-Madison W 24-0 Hofstra L 9-10 NCAA Championships and two Na- Cortland L 10-13 UMBC W 13-8 Stevens Tech L 14-15 tional Championships Cortland L 5-11 1960 C.W. Post L 9-14 Team Record: 2-9 1969 Delaware W 15-4 1974 Worcester Tech W 3-2 Bucknell W 10-5 Team Record: 3-9 Hobart L 3-14 Hofstra L 11-13 MIT L 2-7 Team Record: 8-6 MIT L 2-7 Middlebury L 0-10 NCAA Third Place Cornell L 10-14 New Hampshire L 6-14 1966 Colgate L 5-7 Springfield W 18-4 CCNY L 3-13 Team Record: 4-8 New Hampshire L 3-8 Hobart L 10-15 Brown L 2-6 Ohio State L 5-6 FDU-Madison L 1-10 NY Tech W 20-2 C.W. Post L 4-6 Bowdoin W 13-4 Towson L 4-9 Plymouth State W 17-8 Lafayette W 7-6 MIT L 3-7 Villanova W 5-3 Cortland L 5-7 Delaware L 3-5 New Hampshire W 12-10 Hofstra L 5-20 Rutgers L 8-9 Stevens Tech L 6-16 FDU-Madison L 9-10 C.W. Post L 6-12 C.W. Post W 14-11 Wesleyan L 6-7 Harvard L 6-8 Hartwick W 12-5 Hofstra L 3-11 CCNY L 3-6 Alumni L 6-13 FDU-Madison W 18-6 1961 Delaware L 4-5 CCNY W 9-6 Morgan State W 14-4 Team Record: 9-4 Hofstra L 5-10 UMBC W 17-13 Ohio State W 4-3 C.W. Post L 5-12 Washington W 14-13 UMASS L 4-9 Hartwick W 20-9 1970 Towson L 9-22 New Hampshire W 10-7 Stevens Tech W 10-9 Team Record: 8-6 Middlebury W 11-0 Middlebury W 6-2 Brown L 1-7 CCNY W 6-5 Hartwick W 28-4 1975 New Hampshire W 12-6 Nichols W 20-4 Cortland L 5-18 Team Record: 7-5 MIT W 12-7 MIT W 7-3 Hofstra L 9-12 Syracuse W 12-8 Harvard L 1-14 Brown W 10-7 C.W. Post L 5-12 Cornell L 10-16 Middlebury W 8-3 C.W. Post W 10-5 NY Maritime W 15-3 Springfield W 14-8 Villanova W 8-3 Delaware L 2-5 Wesleyan W 10-8 Hobart L 9-17 Hobart L 4-9 Colgate L 3-4 NY Tech W 8-6 C.W. Post W 9-4 FDU-Madison L 2-18 1967 St. Lawrence W 6-4 Hofstra L 3-17 Albany W 18-3 Rutgers W 9-5 Team Record: 8-4 Hofstra L 2-10 Hofstra L 8-11 New Hampshire W 9-7 1962 Alumni W 14-7 FDU-Madison W 18-12 Bowdoin W 16-8 Team Record: 8-3 Towson L 8-16 Cortland L 12-16 CCNY W 5-4 Ohio State W 8-2 CCNY W 11-5 C.W. Post W 13-12 FDU-Madison W 11-8 Bowdoin W 11-3 C.W. Post W 12-3 UMBC L 11-15 MIT W 7-3 Middlebury W 6-2 Hartwick W 28-4 Brown L 3-7 1971 1976 C.W. Post W 7-4 Cortland L 5-18 Team Record: 10-4 Team Record: 11-5 Delaware L 8-9 Hofstra L 9-12 Brown L 7-11 NCAA Finalist CCNY W 7-4 C.W. Post L 5-12 Rutgers W 10-8 Cornell L 8-24 Stevens Tech W 9-7 Post L 5-12 MIT W 20-5 Springfield W 20-6 Hofstra L 3-7 NY Maritime W 15-3 Middlebury W 11-4 St. Lawrence W 14-6 Cortland W 8-5 Wesleyan W 10-8 Colgate W 22-1 NY Tech W 12-2 Cortland L 7-11 Harvard L 9-11 1963 Air Force L 5-7 Hobart W 13-9 Team Record: 10-2-1 1968 UMASS L 9-11 Morgan State W 16-8 Ohio State W 11-4 Team Record: 7-6 Alumni W 14-4 C.W. Post W 15-5 Bowdoin W 12-3 No. Carolina L 4-9 FDU-Madison W 16-8 Rutgers W 16-14 MIT W 6-4 Bowdoin W 8-4 C.W. Post W 9-6 Hofstra L 8-10 Middlebury W 10-5 Brown L 3-7 Deer Park LC W 14-6 FDU-Madison W 17-10 New Hampshire W 4-3 Middlebury W 14-4 Hofstra W 7-6 Cortland L 9-11 CCNY L 1-9 Harvard L 4-10 CCNY W 22-2 UMBC W 19-14 Brown L 5-10 New Hampshire W 8-5 Baltimore W 7-2 C.W. Post T 9-9 Cortland L 4-8 1972 Washington W 13-10 Delaware W 8-5 Hofstra L 4-9 Team Record: 9-7 Hobart L 9-18 Stevens Tech W 8-5 NY Maritime W 10-3 Yale L 7-9 Cortland W 6-5 FDU-Madison W 11-9 LI Athletic Club L 5-10 Hofstra W 7-2 Hartwick W 9-6 Brown L 3-5 FDU-Madison W 17-1 CCNY W 13-8 Cornell L 3-12 Duke L 6-10 UMASS W 8-4 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 13 Adelphi University Athletics 1977 1982 Southampton W 28-3 Army W 16-10 Team Record: 10-4 Team Record: 10-4 Hofstra W 15-7 Yale L 12-25 NCAA Tournament Bid Boston College W 15-6 Loyola L 7-8 (OT) Syracuse W 16-9 Montclair State W 27-3 St. John’s W 19-6 1991 New Hampshire W 16-8 Cornell W 15-7 Harvard W 12-7 Team Record: 6-5 Cornell L 2-16 No. Carolina L 11-14 C.W. Post W 7-6 No. Carolina L 8-19 NY Tech W 15-7 Kutztown W 17-7 Army L 9-10 (OT) Brown L 10-15 Hobart L 6-22 Hofstra W 17-10 Princeton W 15-4 Arizona W 28-6 Harvard W 9-6 C.W. Post W 9-8 Army W 6-5 Colorado W 15-4 Rutgers W 14-6 Delaware W 11-10 Cornell L 12-14 Duke L 8-19 C.W. Post W 16-10 Dartmouth L 7-10 Villanova L 10-11 Hofstra W 7-6 Hobart W 14-12 1988 Harvard W 19-10 FDU-Madison W 19-12 Harvard L 11-12 Team Record: 3-8 New Hampshire W 14-7 Cortland W 21-8 Brown W 16-9 Air Force W 15-4 St. John’s W 17-13 UMBC L 8-16 Maryland W 13-12 Syracuse L 10-20 C.W. Post W 14-12 New Haven W 15-9 Virginia L 7-15 Hofstra W 13-12 Syracuse L 8-23 Roanoke L 12-13 Loyola L 8-14 1992 1983 Brown L 5-10 Team Record: 6-6 1978 Team Record: 6-7 Harvard L 3-8 Maryland L 8-18 Team Record: 5-7 Boston College W 16-6 St. John’s L 9-11 Radford W 19-2 NCAA Tournament Bid Cornell L 8-14 C.W. Post L 10-11 Cal-Berkeley W 21-5 Baltimore L 13-14 North Carolina L 8-18 Army L 1-12 Cornell L 7-11 NY Tech W 18-6 Brown L 6-12 Pennsylvania L 13-14 Brown L 10-16 Hobart L 10-24 St. John’s W 14-5 Princeton W 12-6 Syracuse L 11-21 Loyola W 16-10 Syracuse L 11-16 Mt. St. Mary’s W 24-10 Rutgers L 8-13 Hofstra L 6-12 1989 Duke L 8-9 C.W. Post W 8-7 C.W. Post W 15-14 Team Record: 12-3 Harvard L 9-11 Hofstra L 9-14 Delaware W 16-12 San Diego State W 24-4 Dartmouth W 7-4 Whittier W 20-10 1979 Maryland L 9-14 Arizona W 28-8 Team Record: 13-3 Harvard L 10-16 Syracuse L 11-18 National Champions Princeton W 13-11 Hofstra W 15-10 Ithaca W 16-9 Loyola L 4-12 Montclair W 19-4 1984 Boston College W 23-8 Union W 18-8 Team Record: 8-6 Brown W 8-7 (OT) Kutztown W 17-5 Stony Brook W 22-9 Harvard W 13-5 Hobart L 9-10 Cornell W 13-12 St. John’s W 20-4 Loyola W 14-8 New Hampshire W 13-9 C.W. Post W 16-2 Cheadle LC W 16-3 Loyola L 8-9 (OT) Army W 13-5 Rutgers L 10-17 Brown L 6-13 Yale W 13-10 C.W. Post W 20-12 Syracuse L 5-21 Michigan State W 16-10 Hofstra L 11-12 St. John’s W 12-9 Maryland L 11-12 (OT) FDU-Madison W 26-6 Hofstra W 6-5 Cortland W 15-8 Delaware L 4-12 1990 UMBC W 19-12 No. Carolina L 8-17 Team Record: 8-6 Cortland W 14-9 C.W. Post W 14-12 UC Santa BarbaraW 19-3 St. Lawrence W 16-13 Maryland L 6-12 Cal-Berkely W 19-4 UMBC W 17-12 Harvard W 17-14 Whittier W 24-9 Sandy Kapatos began in 1993 as the as- Princeton W 17-12 No. Carolina L 9-16 sistant coach and moved into the head 1980 Notre Dame W 16-5 spot in 1994. On his exit after the 2007 Team Record: 10-4 1985 Syracuse L 8-26 season, Kapatos had coached four na- NCAA Finalist Team Record: 8-4 Boston College W 20-14 tional championship teams and named Montclair State W 22-8 Brown L 15-16 St. Lawrence W 17-6 NCAA Coach of the Year in 2001. Boston College W 14-5 Villanova W 15-8 Cornell W 12-8 Kapatos overall record is 110-50 in 14 Hobart L 9-10 Brown L 6-9 Gettysburg W 16-5 Syracuse L 8-14 years Bowdoin W 15-1 St. John’s W 13-12 Marist W 26-2 St. Lawrence W 14-5 Lafayette W 19-6 St. John’s W 13-11 Dartmouth W 16-13 Hofstra W 12-7 C.W. Post W 13-9 Hofstra W 13-9 C.W. Post W 12-5 C.W. Post W 22-9 Maryland L 5-11 Cortland W 16-7 Harvard W 16-11 1993 UMBC L 11-14 Princeton W 12-9 Team Record: 8-3 Kutztown W 28-16 Hopkins L 9-15 National Champions Harvard L 12-15 Cortland w 15-10 UMBC L 14-23 1986 Brown L 6-17 Mt. St. Mary’s W 17-7 Team Record: 7-4 1981 Radford W 21-3 C.W. Post W 13-12 Team Record: 10-2 Cornell W 11-10 Harvard L 8-13 National Champions Brown L 10-11 (OT) Westchester W 28-7 Boston College W 14-10 Syracuse L 9-19 New Hampshire W 16-11 Cornell L 10-11 Lafayette W 21-6 St. John’s W 13-10 Hampton-Sydney W 18-3 Hofstra W 20-10 Loyola L 9-13 Montclair State W 24-10 Loyola L 8-13 Kevin Sheehan has coached at Adelphi Stony Brook W 13-10 Cortland W 15-5 St. John’s W 17-12 since the 70’s, however it was in his C.W. Post W 11-7 Hofstra W 16-11 C.W. Post W 20-12 brief tenure as head coach that he won C.W. Post W 18-6 Harvard L 11-13 a National Championship. Sheehan was 1994 Delaware W 11-7 Princeton W 14-8 at the helm from 1992-1993 with a 14-9 Team Record: 3-8 Hobart W 8-5 Loyola L 4-21 overall record. Kutztown W 23-5 1987 Cortland L 12-16 Harvard L 18-19 Team Record: 9-4 Dartmouth L 6-19 Loyola W 17-14 Mt. St. Mary’s W 12-5 Air Force W 19-6 Harvard L 13-15 C.W. Post L 7-9 Syracuse W 19-9 C.W. Post W 16-15 Notre Dame L 15-16 Brown L 6-14 St. John’s L 11-17 14 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics NY Tech L 8-12 Bentley W 20-12 C.W. Post L 5-6 St. Michaels W 18-6 Westchester L 13-18 Molloy W 12-10 Molloy W 10-9 Alfred W 14-13 NY Tech L 7-12 2005 C.W. Post L 15-14 (OT) Stony Brook W 13-8 Salisbury L 7-9 Team Record: 4-6 NYIT L 12-11 Brown L 5-18 C.W Post W 14-7 Queens W 16-4 Dowling W 13-8 Southampton W 11-10 (OT) Limestone L 12-19 Dominican W 22-5 1995 Dowling W 17-9 LIU-Southampton W 24-12 Mercyhurst L 14-8 Team Record: 10-3 West Chester W 20-6 Bentley W 12-3 C.W. Post W 11-8 National Champions Molloy L 12-13 2009 Limestone W 24-11 Mercyhurst L 4-7 Team Record: 3-8 Pfeiffer W 17-10 2000 NYIT W 10-9 Stony Brook W 11-8 Team Record: 8-3 LeMoyne L 7-12 Saint Leo W 8-4 Springfield L 9-12 Merrimack W 10-9 Dowling L 9-11 UCF W 22-9 Cortland W 13-8 Hartwick W 10-8 C.W. Post L 11-19 RIT L 12-11 C.W. Post W 10-9 (OT) NY Tech L 8-9 Saint Anselm W 11-10 NY Tech L 14-15 Salisbury L 9-14 2006 Bentley L 11-10 Whittier W 19-7 C.W. Post W 11-10 Team Record: 8-5 Mercyhurst L 17-10 Salisbury L 8-21 Molloy W 13-6 NDDN W 14-6 Merrimack L 12-9 West Chester W 23-5 Southampton W 12-10 St. Andrews W 14-6 Dominican W 14-7 Alfred W 12-10 Dowling W 20-12 LeMoyne L 17-10 Molloy L 13-12 LeMoyne W 24-5 Nazareth L 10-11 St. Michaels W 13-3 C.W. Post L 13-7 Springfield W 12-10 Bryant W 17-2 Limestone W 16-6 NYIT L 17-11 West Chester W 18-8 Dominican W 19-8 Dowling L 8-7 1996 Bentley W 17-6 Team Record: 7-6 2001 Mercyhurst L 10-8 2010 NCAA Finalist Team Record: 12-2 Molloy W 13-8 Team Record: 10-5 Babson W 21-2 National Champions NYIT L 12-7 Dominican (CA) W 17-3 Stony Brook L 4-13 St. Andrew’s W 14-6 Pace W 17-9 Dowling L 9-8 LeMoyne W 14-6 Nazareth L 13-11 LeMoyne L 11-5 Sacred Heart W 16-6 Bentley W 25-16 Saint Anselm W 11-7 C.W. Post W 10-7 Bryant W 15-7 Merrimack L 6-5 NY Tech L 10-13 Salisbury L 9-8 (OT) Assumption W 18-9 Salisbury L 9-15 NY Tech W 14-13 St. Michael’s L 10-8 Hartwick W 9-8 (OT) LeMoyne W 13-11 Dominican (NY) W 11-10 Penn State L 13-16 Molloy W 11-6 Southern NH W 11-6 Nazareth L 5-13 Southampton W 11-5 AIC W 13-7 Dowling W 27-7 C.W Post W 9-8 Franklin Pierce W 13-4 West Chester W 19-8 Dowling W 14-10 Pace W 13-9 C.W. Post L 10-15 West Chester W 14-6 Bentley W 15-9 C.W. Post W 16-8 Saint Anselm W 11-8 1997 Limestone W 14-10 Merrimack L 14-3 Team Record: 11-2 2002 2011 NCAA Finalist West Chester W 18-7 Team Record: 9-3 Team Record: 16-3 Limestone W 16-5 Cortland W 7-6 NCAA Finalist Hartwick W 15-9 Bryant W 10-4 Dowling L 10-13 Sacred Heart W 16-6 LeMoyne L 9-18 Notre Dame de Namur W 13-6 Nazareth W 10-9 Dominican (CA) W 17-10 NY Tech W 17-16 Gordon Purdie is Adelphi’s sixth head Bentley W 14-6 Mesa State W 16-2 Salisbury L 6-11 coach, having been a stand out player Queens W 18-2 Dowling W 9-5 AIC W 17-5 himself here and on the national stage. Southampton W 10-8 Salisbury L 9-10 Bentley W 9-6 Pace W 17-4 C.W. Post W 13-10 Purdie has already made an impact, be- Dominican W 14-6 Nazareth W 17-12 NY Tech L 6-9 ing voted ECC Coach of the Year in his Saint Anselm W 14-6 Dowling W 21-6 Molloy W 22-6 first season and bringing the Panthers Merrimack W 10-8 C.W. Post W 13-12 (ot) Southampton W 16-10 back to the National stage in 2011. Assumption W 16-6 NY Tech L 11-18 West Chester W 12-7 Saint Michael’s W 7-6 (OT) Le Moyne L 8-9 C.W. Post L 15-7 Southern NH W 12-6 1998 2003 Dowling College L 14-8 Pace W 10-8 Team Record: 12-3 Team Record: 9-2 St. Michael’s L 13-14(OT) Franklin Pierce W 13-3 National Champions Nazareth W 12-11(OT) Saint Michael’s W 8-7 Pfeiffer W 17-9 2007 Bentley W 9-8 Merrimack W 13-8 Hartwick L 9-10 Dowling W 17-12 Team Record: 5-8 Limestone % W 14-11 West Chester W 14-3 Bryant W 6-5 St. Andrew’s W 21-10 Mercyhurst % L 8-9 Limestone W 13-8 Le Moyne L 17-5 Molloy W 15-7 %-NCAA Tournament Nazareth W 10-9 Limestone W 7-4 NY Tech L 5-7 LeMoyne W 27-4 Pace L 9-6 Southampton W 18-8 Bentley W 17-11 St. Andrew’s L 16-12 West Chester W 16-8 Molloy W 17-3 Dominican W 18-4 New Haven W 27-0 NY Tech W 15-8 Bentley W 13-7 C.W. Post W 17-11 Salisbury L 7-11 St. Michael’s W 11-10 C.W. Post L 8-9 Molloy L 13-12

Southampton W 20-4 NYIT L 13-9 Dowling W 12-7 2004 C.W. Post L 12-11 St. Andrews W 18-7 Team Record: 7-4 Dowling L 15-11 C.W. Post W 18-6 Nazareth L 8-10 Mercyhurst L 15-7 LeMoyne L 8-17 1999 Bryant W 12-7 St. Michael’s W 15-6 2008 Team Record: 10-3 Bentley W 17-3 Team Record: 7-5 National Champions Molloy W 9-5 Bryant L 16-7 St. Andrew’s W 21-5 NYIT L 11-12(OT) Saint Anselm W 13-5 Limestone W 17-6 Dowling W 13-9 Limestone L 17-5 Nazareth L 8-9 C.W. Post W 12-4 Mars Hill W 21-8 Hartwick W 12-10 Southampton W 17-8 Bentley W 11-7 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac 15 Adelphi University Athletics All- Time Roster Abbey, Ken 67-68 Bruckbauer, Tom 00-01 Dadourin, Tom 1963 Finnerty, Rob 88-89 Heisler, Steve 2005 Abshire,Rob 89-90,92 Buffolino, Bob 82,84-86 Damore, Rick 73-75 Fishman, Sam 63-64 Henaghan, Bobby 08-10 Adams, Rich 1948 Buglion, P. 1954 Dapolito, Frank 55-56 Flaherty, Charlie 97-98 Hendrick, Ken 1991 Adelman, Lee 67-68 Buquicchio, Gerry 80-83 Dapolito, Tony 55-57 Flego, Lou 54-55 Hendricks, Brian 96-98 Aiello, Chris 2010-11 Burdick, G. 1956 Dapolito, Tom 71-73 Fleishner, Jim 97-00 Hennessey, Shawn 1996 AIELLO, TIMOTHY 2011-** Burke, Pat 79-81 Day, Steve 82-83 Florio, Billy 2008 Herson, Walt 1986 Aiello,Tom 89-92 Burns, John 58-60 Dean, Anthony 93-96 Flowers, George 1987 Henretig, Bob 61-62 Akeson, Tom 53-56 Burton, Marc 07-08 Debetta, Dan 1998 Flugger, John 1959 Henry, Chad 07-08 Albanese, Chris 2006 Burton, Rusty 72-74 Decicco, Lou 98-97 Foley, John 1986 Hetzer, Kurt 2010-11 Albanese, Phil 1954 Burton, Tyler 07-08 Deegan, Bob 1951 Fontana, Frank 72-74 Hnis, Ken 1970 Albano,Joe 93-94 Bushell, William 2010 Deegan, Dick 54-55 Ford, Dave 1984 Hofmann, Bill 1961 Albig, Gerry 84-85 Butler, Brandon 07-08 Degan , D. 1950 Fox, Jason 1992 Hollander, Bob 60-61, 63 Albrecht, Steve 96-97 Buttner, Randy 1991 Delfs, Kim 01-04 Francolini, Charlie 49-50 Horn, Bill 1994 Adleberg, Allen 67-68 Caddigan, Jim 1984 Dell’Olio, Jon 90-93 Freeman, Scott 1967 Huggard, Jack 85-88 Alderman, Andrew 09-10 Cahill, Ed 1962 DeMeo, Gerry 1980 Friedman, Jack 64-66 Hughes, Ed 77, 79-81 ALESTRA, VINCENT 2011-** Calabria, John 90,92-93 Demitricus, Jim 69-70 Friedman, Peter 94-97 Human, Pete 1974 Alfredson, John 2002 Calabro, Dick 57-58 Deneroff, Jeff 61-63 Fuchs, Len 1952 Iorio, Mike 2010-11 Amato, John 59-60 Camarda, Stephen 2002 DeNezzo, Mike 72-75 Fugay, Gene 1963 Irvin Herling 67-68 Amplo, Kris 99-00 Campbell, David 06-09 DeNicola, Joe 1989 Fuhrman, Tom 90-93 Jacobi, Chris 04-05 Andersen, Larry 06-07 Campbell, Terrance 01-02 Deren, Ray 58-59 FUNDUS, KEN 2011-** Jaffe, Marty 1961 Anderson, Herb 52-53 Campo, Gary 1979 Devindirf, D. 1950 Gallagher, Jim 72-75 Jaffe, Rob 1984 Andrews, Roddy 92-94 Canizio, Frank 04-05 DeWitt, Bill 1952 Gallagher, Chris 79-80 JANSSEN, ERIC 2010-** Angelone, Al 57-60 Cantwell, Tom 87-89 Diaz, Angel 2009 Gallagher, Jerry 82-85 Jarry, Erik 2005 Antonetti, Lou 1969 CAPONI, ANTHONY 2010-** Diele, Joe 00-01 Gaudet, Daniel 2008-09 Jenkins, Chad 1990 Aragon, Jose 83, 85-86 Cariddi, Rich 1969 DiGesu, Aldo 01-02 Gavigan, John 74-77 Jenkins, Dave 1974 Aragona, Joe 62-63 Carlson, Thomas 2009-10 DiGiacomo, Mike 93-96 Geagan, Tom 63-65 Jennings, Mike 1984 Arena, Mike 1970 CARNEY, BRIAN 2011-** DiLillo, Dave 90-94 Gehnrich, George 80-81 Jerram, Bob 81-83 Arent, Bill 1982 Carpaneto, Steve 97-98 DiPietro, Steve 94-96 Geis, Dave 1963 Jobson, Jasson 2000 Armone, Chuck 71-74 Carras, Tom 1968 Disanza, Joe 56-57 Gerity, Dave 77-79 Joffe, Al 1969 Aronson, C. 1956 Carretta, James 1997 Doherty, Paul 59-61 Gershbein, Stan 60-61 Johnson, Alan 1952 Arroyo, Javier 94-96 Carro, Tom 1994 Dommer, Rich 00-01 Gherlone, John 05-08 Johnson, David 1997 Arthur, Matt 1991 Carucci, Jim 1962 Donnelly, Tom 1971 Giacalone, John 84-87 Joinnides, Art 1968 Ashkenazy, Andrew 05-07,09 Carey, William 2010-11 Donnelly, Mike 1971 Giampietro, Alex 84, 86-87 Jones, Ken 57-59 Augier, Matt 96-98 Cassassola, Vitor 89-90 Donovan, Matt 1991 Gill, Daniel 2010-11 Jordan, Robert 1996 Babb, Chris 1998 Castangna, John 80-81 Donovan, Joe 1993 Gillis, James 96-97 Jules, Edmund 09-10 Baccarella, Matt 03-06 Catalanello, Gerry 1986 Dorfman, Shane 96-98 Gintel, Stu 53-54 Jules , Kevin 77-79 Badolato,Pat 81-85 Cates, Norm 52-53, 55 Droge, James 2002 Giordano, Matt 06-09 Jurgelevich, Kirk 72-74 Badolato, Dom 1983 Ceglielski, Gary 1994 Droge, Joe 2002 Glass, Charlie 61-63 Kalberer, Greg 04-05 Baiocco, Christopher 2006 Celenza, Frank 1948 Duddy, Rory 2008-11 Gleason, Dave 63-64 Kalberer, Keith 70-71 Bardes, Bruce 62-64 Cerveny, Liam 05-06 Duffy, John 74-75 Gleason, Liam 2004-05 Kalberer, Steve 73, 75 Bargetzi, Fred 48-50 Charner, Stu 1974 Duncan, Brian 1987 Glenn, Art 1949 Kane, John 79-80 Barke, Rich 1969 Cheeseman, Jim 86-89 Dunn, Dan 1984 Glick, Fabrizio 1994 Kane, Tom 93-94 Baron, Jonathan 2010 Chiofolo, Joe 76-79 Durkin, Chris 1989 Godfrey, Kevin 2000 Karowski, Larry 66-68 Barone, Tony 95-96 Cincotta, Robert 07-08 Dziedzic, John 99-01 Goens, Darrell 87-88 Kassan, Marty 75, 77 Barry, Shawn 1994 Ciratonova, Dan 1955 Eagan, Leo 1950 Goldmeer, Sam 51-52 Kastrides, Paul 1959 Bart, D. 1954 Citrolo, Pete 63-65 Edward, Dave 1979 Goldstein, Ed 1948 Katz, Mike 1968 Bartolillo, Mike 03-04 Clair, Bernie 70-73 Edwards, John 75-78 Goldstein, Jon 98-01 Kavner, Bob 63-65 Basile, Jason 2002 Clauss, Ryan 01-02 Ege, Eddie 2008-09 Gongas, Michael 06-07 Keenan, Sean 85-88 Bates, zachary 09-10 Clavin, Gene 1952 Eisenberg, Brian 1993 Goodman, Seth 95-96 Keough, Kevin 1970 Bayern, Joe 82-85 Cobb, Chad 2006 Eitel, Bob 51-52 Gotta, Nick 01-02 Kelly, Ryan 06-09 Beatty, Jim 63-65 Coffey, Tim 56, 58-59 Elflein, Matt 87-88 Greenberg, Barry 86-89 Kemp, Kevin 09-10 Beck, Steve 1960 Cohen, Ivan 77-79 Elliot, Jim 70-72 Green, Wesley 03-06 Kennedy, Carroll 09-10 Bedell, Jim 56-58 Cohn, Al 60-61 Eng, Tom 1977 Greene, Dick 48-49 KENNEDY, KEVIN 2010-** Belika, Ray 54-56 Colamussi, Jesse 2010-11 Engelke, Bob 76-79 Greene, Sean 07-10 Kessler, Bill 1981 Bender, Bob 1972 Colantuoni, Christan 07-09 Esposito, Bob 71-74 Greenwald, Bob 1954 Kisslinger, Steve 1990 Benedetto, Paul 2009 Collura, Billy 1998 Etherington,Gordon 1957 Gregory, M. 1955 King , Bill 75-76 BENNARDO, AIDAN 2010 Confessore, Lou 58-60 Etro, Art 80-82 Greguski, Ron 1971 King, Ken 79-81 Benson, Joe 07-08, 10 Connor, Chris 1996 Etts, Stephen 07-09 Grella, Rob 95-97 Kittay, Paul 48-49 Beresheim,Dennis 1984 Conte, Glenn 90-93 Eucker, Gary 63-64 Grismer, Rich 94-97 Klausner, David 00-03 Billia, Matt 2006 Cook, Bob 82-83 Falbo, Guido 1993 Grubert, Scott 76-78 Kloepfer, Ron 80-81 Bjelke, W. 1955 Corallo, Chris 1994 Fagan, Bob 77-78 Gunn, Brian 95-96 Kneuer, Christian 1998 BLAU, DANNY 2009-** Corben, Jesse 06-08 Fanning, Jim 50-52 Gunn , Jim 1983 Knisley, Kurt 61-62 Blohm,Gary 84-87 Corcoran, Dan 82-83 Farrell, Sean 2000 Guth, Jules 48-50 Kohart, Don 50-52 Boland, Mickey 80-81 Corn, Bobby 48-50 Fassilino, Matt 1952 Hahn, Brian 02-04 Kohart, Dennis 52-53 Born, Richard 2007 Costello, Mike 1997 Fee, Mike 83-86 HALL, BRIAN 2011-** Kohn, Gabe 1948 Borriello, Mike 74-77 Cotsalas, Alex 52-53, 55 Feeney, Tim 1994 Hall, Rob 91-92 Konatich, James 99-02 Borsky, Art 1970 Coven, Bob 1978 Ferguson, Chris 1986 Hannigan, Bill 63-65 Konstaninakos, Jim 1993 Bowden, Howie 57-60 Cox, Tom 80-81 Ferrero, Fred 1948 Harrigan, Gerry 56-57 Koop, R. 1955 Bradman, Dave 69-70 Cronin, John 82-83 Fesel, Jason 00-01 Harris, Bob 1958 Kopman, Lee 54-55 Bradman, James 70-71 Cruciani, Jason 97-98 Fex, Mike 77-78 Harris, Chris 87-90 Kort, Chris 1991 Breen, Chris 96-98 Cruz, Michael 1978 Fietta, Jason 07-08 Harter, Matthew 2006 Kovar, Joe 1979 Broderson, Chris 49-51 Cullen, Clay 76-78 Finck, Peter 85, 87-89 Haugen, Andy 71-73 Koziarz, Ted 76-78 Brophy, Cliff 1971 Curran, Matt 90-91 Fine, Mike 65-67 Haugen, Nils 91-92 Kraemer, Dan 98-01 Brown, W. 1957 Curran, Eugene 1997 Fine, Zach 2000 Havron, Bill 74-76 Kraemer, Timothy 01-04 Brown, Barry 59-60 Cusik, Fred 1948 Finkernagel, Bud 55-56 Hayes, Thomas 2011 Kratochvil, Bob 92-93 Brown, Dan 1984 Dadourin, Pete 1963 Finkle, Dave 1955 Heavenor, Tyler 00-03 Krekel, Ron 74-76 16 2012 Men’s Lacrosse Almanac Adelphi University Athletics Kuchta, Ian 2008-09 McDonough, Ken 74-76 O’Malley, Brady 05-08 Rodgers, Rich 1961 swan, josh 2008-09 Kuhn, Ryan 04-05 McEarlen, Andy 1955 Opisso, Bob 73-75 Rodney, John 1985 Sweeney, Mike 75-76 Kulsea, Greg 97-98 McElroy, Gene 1955 O’Rourke, Joe 50-51 Rogan, Tim 75-77 Sweeney, Dave 1984 Lane , George 50-52 McGeehan, Matt 02-03 O’Sullivan, James 06-09 Rogers, Phil 1969 Swift, Mike 86-87 LaValle, Bill 1960 McGowan, Kieran 88-89 Osborne, Charlie 1948 Romano, Mike 88-89 Swopes, Greg 86-89 LaValle, Ron 63-65 McGowan, Andy 89-91 Ostrow, Norm 54-55 Romano, Ned 49-51 Tashman, Frank 1986

Lawrence,Jack 49, 50-52 McGrane, Pete 1955 Outcault, Steve 80-83 Romano, Steve 99-00 Tatum, Jack 50, 52-53 All-Time Roster Lawrence, Tony 1985 McGuire, Matt 2004 Owens, Bill 1981 Rosowitz, Don 1977 Tegeler, Rob 93-94 Lannan, Steve 1988 McInerney, Michael 00-01 Pagan, Paul 2000 Ross, Brad 96-98 Teresky, Bill 82-84 LaValle, Mike 89-91,93 McKeough, Chris 88-91 Page, L. 1954 ROSSI, MICHAEL 2010-** Tessitore, Mike 1991 LaTouche, Len 03-04 McMullen,Dec 62-63 Palmer, John 59-61 Rotanz, Tom 80-81 Teves, Mike 87-90 Lawson, Todd 84-86 McNamara, Blake 1984 Pandolf, Scott 90-91 Rovenga, Paul 63-65 Theberge, Matthew 06-08 Lawton, Dave 1970 McNamara, Blake 1986 Parisi, Ron 1975 Rowe, Chris 87-90 Theissen, Kevin 90-93 Lear, Sam 75-77 McNamara, James 2006 Parlo, Dom 59-61 Rubin, Adam 87-89 Thomas, Ranald 1983 Leggio, Rich 04-06 McQuade,Frank 58-60 Pataky, Michael 2009 Rudoplh, Fred 1948 Totten, Peter 96-97 Leif 1967 McQuillan, Brian 84-85 Pastore, Tom 72-74 Ruff, Peter 2006 Tower, Brian 98-01 Leistman, Dave 79-80 McShane, Roger 1962 Penta, Mike 72-73 Rufle, Chris 2005-06 Toy, David 00-03 Lemmon, Bill 1948 McVay, George 1964 Pepe, Ralph 1951 Russo, Aldo 1998 Trifaro, Fred 00-01 Lesher, Fred 61, 64 McVey, Hal 1976 Pescitelli, Dale 05-08 Russo, Tom 58-60 Trombett, Angelo 1961 Levy, Dylan 99-00 Meierdiericks, Bruce 71-72 Peterson, Ted 1968 Russo, Frank 65-67 Uhlick, Larry 1966 Lewis, John 62-64 Meinsen, Kevin 81, 83 Phelan, Rob 1984 Saccone, Anthony 1998 Usinger, Mike 1998 Lewis , Frank 73-75 MELSOPP, JEFF 2010 Piazza, Tony 1950 Sagistano, Matthew 09-10 Vallade, Kevin 91-92 Liegey, Jay 1976 Melton, Wade 80-83 Picciano, Richie 08-09 Sahlstrom, Brad 89-92 Van Keuran, Eric 2003 Linker, Fred 1972 Merkerson, Rudy 1989 Piccola, Bob 80-83 Salvati, Steve 66-68 Vengilio, John 87, 89-90 Lipp, Rich 81-82 Menegaux, Ed 79-81 Picone, Anthony 97-98 Santini, Matt 97-98 Vislocky, Rich 97-98 Litvinoff, Sy 49-51 Messina, Dennis 65-67 Pietrasko, Ken 1978 Sasso, Bill 70-72 Viggiano, Dan 2010 Locascio, Joe 82-85 Metz , Chick 73-75 Pinchuk, Bill 53, 55-56 Savarese, Dom 52-54 VITALE, JOE 2009-** Lohmuller, Keith 96-98 Metzler, Ron 59-61 Pinsley, Adam 89-92 Savage, John 03-04 Vlachos, Paul 89-91 Loiacono, John 61-62 Miceli, James 96-98 Piper, Eric 55-56 Schanars, Keith 00-03 Volpi, Brian 2004, 2006 Loria, Joe 2010 Miceli, Louis 95-96 Pomponio, Ryan 2005 Schelhorn, Rob 85-88 Wagenheim, Bob 1978 Loughlin, Don 48-50 Michelli, Don 53-54 Porter, Greg 83-86 Scheneck, Lance 77-78 Wagner, Vinnie 1985 Luksic, Adam 1974 Miller, Cullen 1994 Portnoff, Ed 64-66 Schlitt, Russ 70-72 Wallace, Terry 71-72 Luzzi, Paul 97-00 Miller, Kevin 78-79 Potter, Van 78-79 schneiderbauer, DEVIN 07-10 Wallach, Herb 53-55 Luzzi, Nick 1998 Miller, Mark 02-03 Poupard, Dave 1983 Schnippers, Jon 1969 Walsh, Tom 02-04 Lynch, TJ 01-02 Miller, Vinny 04-05 Powers, Bill 66-68 Schomburg, Matt 95-96,03-04 Wasserman, Jack 1958 Macaluso, Bob 66-68 Milliken, Jeff 79-81 Pratt, Tim 89-90 Schroeder, Ernie 49-50 Weinberg, Scott 05-06 Mace, Andy 89-91 Mills, Mitch 1983 Prattico, Luke 2006 Schwartzberg, Howie 1961 Weinkauf, Tim 1984 Machen, Doug 2004 Miltenberg, Bill 67-69 Prescott, Eric 84-86 Schwasnick, Ernie 57-59 Weinstein, Don 59-60 Machner, Trent 2005 Minassian, Jeff 1974 Prestyly, Steve 1983 Scotti, Al 1948 Weinstein, Jon 1969 Mack, Ed 1969 Minnear, H. 1949 Price, Chuck 57, 59-60 Scudieri, Frank 57-59 Weismann, Tim 82-83 Mack, Bob 1977 Modica, Bob 55-57 Price, Matt 05-06 Scully, Joe 1983 Westgate, Bill 51-52 Maevsky, Anthony 2000 Moeshcen, Pete 59-60 Purdie, Gordon 87-89 Seal, Andy 90-93 Wheeler, Ryan 97-98 Magrin, Bobby 2004 Mondone, Joe 76-78 PUSKULDJIAN, GREG 2011-** Seife, Mark 1996 White, Justin 2004 Maguire, B. 65-66 Montgomery, Bill 57-59 QUEDNAU, DOUG 2010-** Seigel, Dick 1949 Whitmarsh, Art 80-83 Mahaffy, Chris 2006 Moran, Jack 1996 Quinn, Bob 83-86 Sells , Dave 78-79 Whittle, Ed 70-72 Mahecha, Joe 86-88 Morgan, Brendan 2006 Quinn, Mike 87,89 Senft, Phil 1979 Wilcox, Charlie 80-83 Maher, Scott 1994 Morgan, Dennis 1977 Quinlan, Michael 04-05 Sharp, Jeff 69-70 Williams, Jon 84-87 Mahoney, Sol 1990 Morin, Joe 59-61 quinlan, sean 2008 Shea, Pat 63-65 Wills, John 65-66 Maksym, Tom 74-76 Mortimer, Stephen 04-06 Quitoni, Tony 64-66 Shea, Don 77-78 Wilson, Don 04-05 Mangan, Mark 97-98 Morton, Don 1948 Rado, John 93-94 Sheie, Stan 67-69 Wilson, Guy 1952 Manning, Joe 1988 Moss, Donny 2009 Randby, Steve 91-92 Shelley, Steve 81-83 Wishner, Fred 53, 55 Mannix, Dan 75-76 Motamed, Tom 69-71 rapelje, paul 2008 Siben, Marc 73-75 Witkin, Ned 74, 77 Mara, Chris 88-89 Muggeo, Lou 1971 Rapp, Len 50-52 Sica, Ryan 2010-11 Wohlleb, Matt 2002 Maresca, Marc 01-02 Muller, Rich 1962 Rapp, Doug 80-81 Siegal, Manny 1955 Wohltman, Charles 1993 Marinos, Andy 93-96 Murphy, Paul 1969 Raven, Henry 48-49 Simes , Bill 1949 Woodbury, Bill 1963 Mark, Brian 89-90 Murphy, Tim 87-88 Rees, Mike 01-04 Sledge, Bill 81-84 Woods, Bob 64-66 Maroney, Tim 76-77 Murray, Gene 62, 64 Reese , Ken 66-68 Slosberg, Howie 1955 WYNN, SHANE 2011-** Marsala, John 70-72 Murray, Jim 1993 Reeves, Marc 1998 Smith, Drew 06,07-08 Yevoli, Joe 1975 Marstella, Bob 1948 Murray, Peter 72-74 Reh, Jeff 87-90 Smith, Ed 1952 Zachariasse, Owen 02-03 Martin, Glenn 81-82 Murray, Ray 79-80, 82 Reh, Gary 92-94 Smith, Gary 1975 Zaffuto, Matthew 2009 Martyna, Glenn 82-84 Muscarella, Mike 86-89 Reh, Scott 86-89 Smith, Greg 02-04 Zils, Benjamin 2006 MARX, WAYNE 2011-** Muscarella, Chris 02-03 Reicherter, Rick 65-67 Smith, Timothy 2011 Zizzo, Bill 97-01 Marzigliano, Ken 00-03 Mussler, Andy 85-88 Reilly, Dave 89-90 Soper, Brian 00-01 Zolnick, Charlie 78-79 MASSARO, NICHOLAS Naglieri, Tom 90-93 Reilly, Tom 1994 Sorensen, Jesse 01-04 Zolnik, Mike 77-79 2011-** Naughton, John 65-67 Reinert, Kevin 1976 Sosnowski, Joe 72-73 Mastanduno, Rich 91-94 Naughton, Dennis 71-72 Renneisen, Scott 98-00 Sparrow, Al 1962 Matthews, Ricky 1992 Nelson, Mike 82, 84-85 Rexach, Scott 1998 Spallina, Joe 93-95 Matos, Manny 72-74 Nicholas, EJ 1981 Rheines, P. 1955 Spinelli, Rich 1969 Mayer, Dan 70-72 Nicoletti, Tom 1969 Riccardi, Bob 75-76 Spitaliere, Chuck 77-79 McAllister, Don 61, 63-64 Noon, Aaron 1997 Ricci, Fred 55-56 Steininger, Karl 1982 McAuliffe, Dan 1982 Nowicki, Duane 80, 82 Ricciardi, Bob 73-74 Stellato, Henry 1996 MCCANN, CONNOR 2010-** Nugent, Gene 1968 Richey, Roy 56-57 Stensen, Nick 03-04 MCCANN, KEVIN 2010-** Nye, Bill 64-66 RIEGEL, KIERAN 2011-** Sterns, John 79-80 McCall, Fran 52-54 O’Brien, John 1952 Rinere, Jim 84-87 Stickl, John 2001 McClean, Dave 1990 O’Brien, Kieran 90-93 Robertie, Bob 69-70 Stiglitz, Avery 1964 McCormick, Sean 97-98 O’Donnell, Chris 08-09 Roberta, B. 1950 Strassel, R. 1957 McDede, Pete 51-52 O’Grady, Tom 1985 Roberto, Bob 1952 St. Jules, Jonathan 2006 MCDERMOTT, KEITH 2011-** Ohmeis, Fred 1948 Robertson, Bill 91-92,94 Sulz, Kevin 1994 McDonald, Terry 49-51 Oidick, Sam 70-72 Robertson, Don 65-67 Susko, Tommy 2011 McDonald, Jack 50-51 O’Keefe, Jack 1960 Robson, Rich 1969 Sussingham, John 1986 2012 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