2011 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Media Guide

February

2011Schedule

Sat.5JOHNSHOPKINS(scrimmage)1:30p.m.

Sat.12HOBART(scrimmage)2p.m.

Sat.19BINGHAMTON1:30p.m.

Sun.27NOTREDAME1p.m.

March

Sat.5OHIOSTATE1:30p.m.

Tue.8atVillanova7p.m.

Sat.12RUTGERS3p.m.

Sat.19atMassachusetts*12p.m.

Sat.26ST.JOSEPH’S*1p.m.

Tue.29atBucknell7:30p.m.

April

Sat.2atLehigh1p.m.

Sat.9DREXEL*1p.m.

Sat.16TOWSON*7p.m.

Sat.23atDelaware*7p.m.

Sat.30atHofstra*7p.m.

2011 Roster

May

Wed.4CAASemifinals(topfourteamscompete)

Sat.7CAAChampionships

Sat.-Sun.14-15NCAATournamentFirstRound

Sat.-Sun.21-22NCAAQuarterfinals

Sat.-Mon.28-30NCAASemifinalsandFinals

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2011PENNSTATENITTANYLIONLACROSSEROSTER

NO.NAMEEL.POS.HT.WT.HOMETOWN/HIGHSCHOOL

2Conor BaucumSo.G5-10155Chevy Chase, Md./Gonzaga

3Billy LloydSr.M5-9176West Chester, Pa./Unionville

4Drew RoperSo.M6-2177Columbus, Ohio/Worthington-Kilbourne

5Alex GarritySr.M5-9177Rutledge, Pa./Strath Haven

6Danny HenneghanSo.M6-1187Beverly Hills, Mich./Brother Rice

8Tyler TravisSo.D6-0170Geneva, N.Y./Geneva

9Jack ForsterJr.A6-0193Jenkintown, Pa./LaSalle

10Matthew MackridesJr.A5-10175Newtown Square, Pa./Malvern Prep

11Matt BernierSr.D6-2195Drexel Hill, Pa./Malvern Prep

12Kyle VanThofSo.M5-11175Penfield, N.Y./Penfield

13Greg BrownSr.M6-2186Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West

14Dave BakerSo.G6-0190Havertown, Pa./Haverford

15Tim GolderFr.A5-10165Cochranville, Pa./Avon Grove

16Billy DavisJr.D6-3205Paoli, Pa./Conestoga

17Matt ShankoffSr.M6-0185Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central

18John BrelusSr.D6-3191Columbus, Ohio/Worthington-Kilbourne

19Austin KautFr.G6-1205Morton, Pa./Springfield-Delco

20Steven BogertFr.D5-10165Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon

21Billy GribbinSo.A5-10181Rockville, Md./Georgetown Prep

22Colton VosburghSr.M6-2205Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville

23Ryan LinkJr.M6-4197Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek

24Ryan MullenFr.D6-3190Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham

25Tom LaCrosseFr.M5-10160Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua Academy

26Nick DolikSo.A5-11196Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Brother Rice

27Ryan McGarveyJr.D6-1215Lower Gwynedd, Pa./Penn Charter

28Kessler BrownFr.D6-0180Springfield, Va./West Springfield

29Shane SturgisFr.A5-9158Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East

31Steve AitkinFr.A6-2205Wayne, Pa./Haverford School

33Ryne SternbergFr.D5-10180Toronto, Ontario, Canada/Culver Academy

35Brendan NaveFr.D6-3215Springfield, Pa./Springfield-Delco

40Joe CelanoSo.M5-11181Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale

41Gavin AhernFr.A6-1220Rockville Centre, N.Y./South Side

42Eric DavidheiserSo.M6-3215Vashon, Wash./The Hill School

43John NicholsSr.G6-2196Myersville, Md./Middletown

44Will DonleySr.A6-1208Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni (Hobart, ‘92)

Record at Penn State: 0-0 (1st year) -- Record Overall: 109-40 (11th year)

Assistant Coaches: Chris Doctor (Rutgers, ‘07), Peter Toner (Springfield, ‘03)

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HeadCoach

semifinals. Cornell went 4-2 in Ivy League play during Tambroni’s last season with the Big Red, earning them a share of the Ivy League regular season title (the program’s eighth straight), and the longest stretch since Cornell won ten straight championships between 1974 and 1983. The eight consecutive titles are currently the most of any men’s lacrosse team in any conference in the country.

A new era begins with the arrival of a man who has the power to wake the “sleeping giant” that is Penn State men’s lacrosse. Penn State welcomes one of the nation’s most successful lacrosse coaches, Head Coach Jeff Tambroni, as he takes on his first year with the program. Tambroni replaces Glenn Thiel, who retired in May of 2010 after a 33-year-long coaching stint with the Nittany Lions.

Tambroni comes to Penn State after ten outstanding seasons as head coach at Cornell University, where he was a force to be reckoned with in Cornell’s return to national prominence. In his last year with the Big Red, he picked up his eighth-straight Ivy League title and led the Big Red to a secondstraight national semifinal appearance. Tambroni led the Big Red to Championship Weekend in three of his past four seasons with the program—he led Cornell to three NCAA semifinal appearances in the past four seasons (2007, 2009 and 2010), including the NCAA Final in 2009, where they lost to Syracuse in overtime.

One of the most acclaimed lacrosse coaches in the country, Tambroni, who is currently ranked fifth among active Division I coaches in winning percentage (109 wins and 40 losses for .732), has a long list of distinguished honors under his belt. He became the 10th-fastest coach in men’s lacrosse history to reach the 100-win mark when he won his 134th career game in March of 2010. He was the 2009 Morris Touchstone Award winner as the USILA Coach of the Year after Cornell’s last run to the NCAA Finals. Tambroni was named the 2007 and 2009 Field Turf/NCAA Division I Coach of the Year in Men’s Lacrosse and was also the 2004 and 2009 Ithaca Journal Male Coach of the Year and three-time national Coach of the Week. Under Tambroni’s guidance during his head-coaching tenure at Cornell, his players earned 37 first-team All-Ivy honors, including five Ivy League Player of the Year awards and three Rookie of the Year selections. He also helped his former players to a combined acquisition of 39 All-American honors. As a coach who values academic as well as athletic prowess, Tambroni had five players honored with ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District honors, and multiple players honored as Academic First and Second Team All-Americans during his time as head coach.

During his last five seasons with Cornell, Tambroni led the Big Red to the highest ranks of Division I lacrosse. Boasting the third-highest winning percentage in that span (.803) and ranking third in number of victories (61), Tambroni solidified the position of Cornell as a major national contender, which was reflected in the program’s placement in the top 10 of both national polls for a span of five full years (from March 28, 2005 when Cornell was ranked 11th by Inside Lacrosse, to April 5, 2010, when it was ranked 12th in the USILA poll).

In his last season with Cornell in 2010, Tambroni led the Big Red to an impressive 12-6 overall record and led Cornell all the way to the national

In 2009, Tambroni lead the team to its peak when Cornell advanced to the national championship game for the first time since 1988. Despite the loss, Tambroni helped the Big Red garner national recognition in the lacrosse community with its second final four appearance in three years. Tambroni finished his ninth season as head coach with a 13-4 overall record and a 51 record in the conference, earning a share of its seventh-straight Ivy League title. Cornell finished the year ranked in the top ten in the nation in scoring offense (fifth-12.18), points per game (fifth-19.12), scoring margin (sixth-3.76), assists per game (sixth-6.94), face-off win percentage (10th.552) and ground balls per game (10th-34.94).

In his eighth season leading Cornell, Tambroni led the 2008 team to an 114 overall record and a record of 5-1 in Ivy League play, giving Cornell a share of its sixth-straight conference title. Tambroni also advanced Cornell to its fifth-straight NCAA tournament, making its sixth appearance under Tambroni. Cornell finished the year ranking in the top 10 in the nation in scoring offense (eighth-11.13), face-off winning percentage (third-.610), scoring margin (ninth-2.60) and win percentage (eighth-.733).

Tambroni’s 2007 season with Cornell was one of the best in recent years for the Big Red. Tambroni topped an undefeated regular season (13-0) with the program’s first trip to the national semifinals since the 1988 season, finishing the year with a 15-1 record, one victory shy of the school record (16 in 1976) and eighth all-time in NCAA history for wins in a season. Cornell held the top spot in both national polls for the final nine weeks of the season, and finished its Ivy League schedule with a perfect 6-0 record, winning its second outright league title in the previous four years. Cornell finished the year ranking in the top five in the nation in scoring offense (first-14.00), scoring margin (first-7.00) and scoring defense (fifth-7.00).

The Big Red made its third-straight trip to the NCAA tournament and fourth overall during Tambroni’s tenure in 2006. In Tambroni’s sixth season leading the team, Cornell went 5-1 in the conference (winning a share of its

TAMBRONI’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD

YearW-LPct.Conf.Pct.Notes

20017-6.5384-2.667

200211-4.7334-2.667NCAA Qtrs.

20039-4.6925-1.833Ivy Co-Champs

20049-5.6435-1.833Ivy Co-Champs

NCAA Qtrs

200511-3.7866-01.000Ivy Champs

NCAA Qtrs

200611-3.7865-1.833Ivo Co-Champs

NCAA 1st Rd.

200715-1.9386-01.000Ivy Champs

NCAA Semis

200811-4.7335-1.833Ivy Co-Champs

NCAA 1st Rd.

200913-4.7645-1.833Ivy Co-Champs

NCAA Runner-Up

201012-6.6674-2.667Ivy Co-Champs

NCAA Semis

TOTAL109-40.73249-11.817

fourth-straight Ivy League title), and won 11 games in the regular season for the first time since the 1987 team went into the NCAA tournament with an undefeated record of 11-0. Tambroni elevated the program to a height of No. 2 in the nation in the March 20 Inside Lacrosse media poll.

Tambroni achieved one of the greatest seasons of his young career with the 2005 campaign. The Big Red went undefeated in Ivy League play and won its first outright Ivy title in nearly 20 years. Under Tambroni, Cornell finished the regular season with a 10-2 overall record and made it to the NCAA tournament before falling to national runner-up Duke in the second round. At the end of the season, Tambroni was honored by being named the co-head coach for the Division I North squad at the 64th Annual North-South Classic

From 2001 to 2004, Tambroni made his fair share of achievements for the Big Red. He faced an emotional, yet productive season in 2004, leading Cornell to a share of the conference title and an appearance in the NCAA tournament. In 2003, Tambroni lead the team to the Ivy Championship, which was the program’s first since 1987. After a 7-6 record after his first year with the program in 2001, Tambroni advanced Cornell’s prestige further in the 2002 season, finishing the season with an 11-4 record and earning the team a spot in the NCAA tournament, where Cornell fell in a close 1110 battle against Virginia in the quarterfinals. The Big Red’s win over Stony Brook in the first round marked Cornell’s first NCAA tournament win since 1988.

Tambroni served 13 total seasons on the coaching staff at Cornell, joining the staff as an assistant coach in September 1997. During Tambroni’s time as an assistant coach, Cornell improved in each of his three years, going from 6-7 in 1998, to 7-6 in 1999, and 10-4 in 2000. The Big Red earned its first berth into the NCAA tournament since 1995 during Tambroni’s first season with the program in 2000.

Prior to his position at Cornell, Tambroni upheld two assistant coaching positions at two equally respected lacrosse programs. Tambroni served as assistant coach at Loyola College during the 1997 season, where he served as the offensive coordinator and helped guide the Greyhounds to a 10-4 record and their 10th consecutive appearance in the NCAA tournament. In his first collegiate coaching stint, Tambroni served as an assistant coach at his alma mater Hobart for three seasons. During his tenure, Tambroni helped the Statesmen to the 1994 NCAA Division III championship game, in addition to seeing the team make a successful transition to NCAA Division I competition in 1995, finishing the season ranked 12th in the nation.

Tambroni himself was an esteemed lacrosse player during his time at Hobart. He was named First Team All-American as a senior after scoring 33 goals with 24 assists, and

Second Team All-American in 1990 and 1991 when the Statesmen won the NCAA Division III championship. A 1992 graduate with a bachelor of arts degree in American studies, Tambroni was named most valuable player of the 1990 championship game when Hobart defeated Washington (Md.) College, 18-6 and Tambroni finished his 1990 season with 69 points on 38 goals and 31 assists. Leaving a legacy at Hobart, Tambroni concluded his college career tied for seventh on Hobart’s all-time scoring list with 202 points. He left the Statesmen ranked sixth in assists (99) and 12th in goals (103).

Following his graduation from Hobart, Tambroni coached the Heaton Mersey Lacrosse Club of the English Lacrosse Union for one year and also served as a visiting coach for the Czech-American Lacrosse Foundation in Prague in the summer of 1996. A Camillus, N.Y. native, Tambroni was a former high school All-American while playing at West Genesee HS in Camillus.

Tambroni resides in State College with his wife Michelle (a ‘91 PSU graduate), and their daughters Carissa, Madison and Ella.

WINNINGEST ACTIVE NCAA DIVISION I COACHES

AssistantCoaches

Chris DOCTOR

Chris Doctor is heading into his first season as an assistant coach with the Penn State men’s lacrosse team. Doctor joins Peter Toner on head coach Jeff Tambroni’s coaching staff.

Doctor served as offensive coordinator at Lafayette from 2007 to 2010, joining the Leopard’s staff right out of college. Chris assisted with planning daily practices and was a vital cog in the Lafayette recruiting effort. During his tenure there, Doctor coached seven All-Patriot League players, a Patriot League Midfielder of the Year and a Patriot League Rookie of the Year.

Lafayette also claimed the 2009 national leader in goals per game, finished among the nation’s top ten in team goals per game in 2010 and made its first ever appearance in the Patriot League Tournament (2010), dropping a close 11-9 decision to Navy in the semifinals.

Doctor was a four-year letterman at Rutgers, where he received his degree in 2007. During his time with the Scarlet Knights, Doctor won the Alfred Sasser Award for most assists twice (2006 and 2007) and was a constant presence in the community, playing vital community service and volunteer roles for youth in and around the New Brunswick area. During his playing days, Rutgers racked up 29 wins in four seasons.

The Doctor Timeline:

2007-10

Peter TONER

FirstyearatPennState ASSISTANT COACH

Toner served as associate head coach at Bryant, where he recently completed his third season on the staff as the program’s defensive and recruiting coordinator. After playing an integral role in guiding the Bulldogs through their inaugural Division I season in 2009, a season that saw the Black & Gold go 10-5 against some of the nation's top competition, Toner helped lead the Bulldogs to an even more impressive campaign in 2010 (12-5).

Peter came to Bryant from nearby Wheaton College in Norton, Mass., where he was the head coach in 2006 and 2007. In his first season, Wheaton enjoyed their best campaign in school history, going 10-6 and earning a spot in the ECAC Division III Championship game. From September 2003 to May 2005, Toner served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Springfield College. During that post, Toner earned his master's degree in physical education with a concentration in Athletic Administration.

A 2003 graduate of Springfield College, Toner helped lead the Pride to three NCAA tournament appearances as a standout defenseman. A two-time captain for the Pride, Toner was an AllNew England defenseman and was one of two intercollegiate men’s lacrosse players across all divisions named National Strength and Conditioning Association All-American.

PlayerProfiles

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Lloyd lettered four years at Unionville High School where he helped guide his team to a league title as a freshman. He was a three-time first team All-League pick and was second team as a freshman. Lloyd, a three-time team captain, scored 146 goals and had 86 assists in four years for a total of 232 points. He was a three-time letterman in football as well. Lloyd, an Honor Roll student, is the son of Bill and Susan Lloyd and has a younger sister, Melissa, who also plays lacrosse at Penn State. Lloyd is a marketing major.

LION CAREER:

2010: Lloyd played in ten games as a junior. He had one goal and three assists for four points. Lloyd scored his goal against St. John’s on March 27. He also had two assists in Penn State’s season opener against Robert Morris on Feb. 20.

2009: Lloyd played in three games for the Nittany Lions in 2009. He netted one goal and an assist while collecting three ground balls.

2008: Lloyd played in seven games as a freshman and came away with four points. He scored three goals and added on assists while collecting three ground balls. Lloyd started vs. Fairfield.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Garrity was a four-year letterman at Strath Haven High School where he served as team captain twice (junior and senior years). He scored 270 points off 122 goals and 148 assists, including a 45 goal, 47 assist senior campaign. Garrity also lettered in soccer and was a National Honor Society member. He is the son of Paul and Margie Garrity and has a younger sister, Emily, who plays lacrosse at UNC. His mother played lacrosse and field hockey at West Chester and his father played lacrosse at Drexel. Garrity is an actuarial science major.

LION CAREER:

2010: Garrity did not play in any games during the 2010 season.

2009: Garrity played in every game for the Nittany Lions as a sophomore, scoring three goals and collecting 12 ground balls. Garrity netted three goals on four total shots taken. Garrity scored his first career goal in Penn State’s 10-8 win at Villanova.

2008: Garrity played in ten games for Penn State, collected five ground balls and took four shots.

LION CAREER:

2010: Bernier started all 12 games that he played last season, emerging as one of the CAA’s top defenders and earning second team All-CAA laurels. Bernier notched his first career goal, scoring against Bucknell on March 30. He had 23 ground balls as well.

2009: Bernier stood out as a force on the Penn State defense, starting every game in 2009. His 34 ground balls were third on the team, behind only goalie Drew Adams and face-off stalwart Brian Shea.

2008: Bernier played in all 14 games for Penn State as a freshman, starting 10 of them. He had 31 ground balls and an assist as well. His play on defense helped Penn State land among the ECAC’s best in defensive statistics and helped goalie Drew Adams claim another ECAC Goalie of the Year Award.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Bernier helped lead Malvern Prep to the state title in 2006 and league titles in 2005 and 2007. As a senior, he had 97 ground balls, one goal and four assists. A four-year lacrosse letterman, Bernier also lettered in football and was First Honors recipient as well. He is the son of Joanne and Charles Bernier. Both his brothers, Charles and Brian, are Penn State graduates as well. Plans on majoring in psychology with a business minor at Penn State.

LION CAREER:

2010: Brown played in 12 games last year on defense and took one shot. He also collected six ground balls.

2009: Brown played in three games for the Penn State defense in 2009, collecting two ground balls.

2008: Brown played in nine games for Penn State in 2008 and grabbed one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Brown was a two-time team captain at Central Bucks West High School and helped guide his team to a 12-7 record as a senior and a ten-game turnaround. He also lettered in soccer at CB West. Greg is the son of Donna and Jerry Brown and has one sister, Celeste. His parents and sister are all Penn State graduates. A high school Academic All-American, Brown is a finance major at Penn State.

PlayerProfiles

Matt SHANKOFF

Flemington,N.J. HunterdonCentral

CAPTAIN CAPTAIN #17

SENIOR • MIDFIELD

LION CAREER:

2010: Shankoff played in 11 of 13 games for Penn State last year, scoring four points off a goal and three assists, raising his career total to seven points. Shankoff scored his goal against Drexel on April 10.

2009: Shankoff played in every game for Penn State and started on defensive midfield for the Nittany Lions. He dished off one assist and collected 18 ground balls.

2008: Shankoff played in 13 games and scored two points off one goal and one assist. He grabbed 22 ground balls and took five shots.

John BRELUS

Columbus,Ohio

#18

LION CAREER:

Worthington-Kilbourne

SENIOR • DEFENSE

2010: Brelus played in one game last season, grabbing a ground ball against St. John’s on March 27.

2009: Red-shirt season.

2008: Brelus played in four games for Penn State, seeing time with the Nittany Lion defense. An injury sidelined Brelus for the latter half of the year.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Shankoff scored 42 goals and had 20 assists as a senior, garnering second team all-state and first team all-conference laurels. As captain, he led his lacrosse team to the Group 4 State Championship, wrapping up a stunning string of three straight state titles. He was also senior captain of Hunterdon Central’s football team, starting at quarterback and leading HCHS to the Group 4 state title on the gridiron. He is the son of Karen and Michael Shankoff and has two sisters, Alissa and Jenna. Shankoff is a finance major.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Brelus was a 2007 High School All-American at Worthington Kilbourne High School. He lettered for three seasons and won the Coaches Award as a freshman. In 2005, he earned second-team All-Conference laurels as a sophomore and was a first team All-Midwest pick in 2006, when he also earned honorable mention all-state honors. As a senior, he was voted his team’s Defensive MVP and was a first team all-state and AllMidwest pick. He helped guide his team to three conference titles, a state runner-up finish and two Ohio final four appearances. An outstanding student, Brelus was a four-time Honor Roll member and won the Bronze-Gold Key Student of the Month Award as well. He is the son of Barbara Berichon and John Brelus. His stepmother, Sue Brelus, was a Penn State grad and served as manager of Penn State’s lacrosse team. A business marketing major.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Vosburgh was a four-time all-league pick, a first team all-state selection and a first team high school All-American during his four years as a letterman at Unionville High School. He scored 173 goals and had 77 assists for 250 career points and helped lead his team to a league title in 2004. Vosburgh also lettered in football for Unionville and helped turn around a program that had won just one game in three years into a team that had three straight undefeated regular seasons. Vosburgh was also on the Honor Roll four straight years. He is the son of Bruce and Terry Vosburgh and has one sister, Erin. His father played lacrosse and football at Delaware. Vosburgh is a business major at Penn State.

LION CAREER:

2010: Vosburgh continued to reign as an offensive force for Penn State in 2010. Playing in every game, the veteran middie had 12 points off eight goals and four assists. He had three two-goal games (Robert Morris, UMass and Delaware). Vosburgh had four ground balls and a .485 shot-on-goal mark.

2009: Vosburgh emerged as an offensive force for the Nittany Lions in 2009, playing in all 14 games and ending the year fifth on the team in scoring. He had ten goals and seven assists, took 35 shots and grabbed ten ground balls.

2008: Vosburgh played in six games in 2008, scoring one goal and grabbing three ground balls.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Nichols earned all-league laurels for four straight seasons as the starting goalie for Middletown High School. Also earning All-Area and AllGazette laurels three times, he was named Defensive Player of the Year and earned team MVP honors twice. He led MHS to three league crowns and was team captain as a senior. He also lettered in football and was a High Honors student. Nichols is the son of Scott and Donna Nichols. He has one brother, Chris (who plays football at Army) and two sisters, JoJo and Emma. Nichols is currently an IST major at Penn State.

LION CAREER:

2010: Nichols saw action in four games as a junior, including playing the bulk of games against Robert Morris and Delaware. Nichols ended the year with a 17.23 goals against average, giving up 34 goals in 118-plus minutes in the cage. He had 19 saves.

2009: Nichols played in one game in 2009, seeing time in Penn State’s win over St. Joseph’s. Nichols had two saves and did not allow a goal against six shots.

2008: Nichols played in three games in 2008, seeing time in nearly seven minutes. He had four saves and two goals against and posted a .667 save percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Donley was a four-time letterman at Pittsburgh’s Central Catholic High School. He earned All-League honors for three straight seasons and AllAmerican laurels as a junior and senior. Voted team captain as a junior and senior, Donley helped guide his team to a Division title in 2005 and a league title in 2006. A talented and versatile athlete, he also lettered in football for two straight years. Donley was president of the National Honor Society as he graduated No. 4 in his class academically. He also earned the Academic Achievement Award in English. He is the son of Maggie and Bill Donley and has a younger brother, Peter, and an older sister, Emma. His father is a Penn State grad and his mother was a Penn State cheerleader as well as a PSU grad. Donley is a communications and journalism major.

LION CAREER:

2010: Donley played in nine games for the Nittany Lions in 2010. The Pittsburgh-native had one goal, scoring in Penn State’s game at Notre Dame on February 28. He also had one ground ball.

2009: Donley had a solid sophomore campaign, playing in every game for the Nittany Lions in 2009, starting one. He had a goal and an assist for two points and grabbed three ground balls as well.

2008: Donley played in 11 games for Penn State in 2008, scoring two goals and dishing off two assists for four points. Donley had two ground balls as well.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Forster was a four-year starter at LaSalle High School, where he earned All-League laurels four times in a row. A three-time All-State selection, Forster earned All-American honors as a junior in 2006 and a senior in 2007. He helped guide his team to three straight league titles from 2005 to 2007, including a combined 78-7 record during that three-year span. A talented athlete, he also lettered in football at LaSalle. He is the son of Ron and Sherry Forster and has three brothers; former teammate Rob and younger brothers Kevin and Randy. He has one older sister, Katie. His father played lacrosse at Drexel. Majoring in business.

LION CAREER:

2010: Forster missed the entire season after injuring his knee in the final game of the 2009 season.

2009: Forster had a superb first season of action with Penn State, playing in 11 games (and starting each of those). He had 34 points off 22 goals and 12 assists. His 34 points were second on the team. He also had two manup goals for the Nittany Lions and had a .507 shot on goal percentage. Forster was named ECAC Rookie of the Week twice during the 2009 season.

2008: Red-shirt season after suffering injury in fall ball.

CAPTAIN CAPTAIN #10

LION CAREER:

2010: Mackrides led Penn State in scoring in 2010, scoring a team-best 36 goals and adding eight assists for a squad-leading 44 points. He was a first team All-CAA pick, Penn State’s first ever. His 43 ground balls were second only to senior face-off specialist Charley Henneghan and he had a solid .303 shot percentage. He had two five-goal games, including the opener against Robert Morris on February 20 (six points off five goals and an assist) and against Ohio State on March 6. Mackrides now has 72 career points off 51 goals and 21 assists.

2009: A pre-season ECAC Rookie of the Year, Mackrides had an outstanding first season. He played in and started 12 games and notched 28 points off 15 goals and a team-best 13 assists. He had 28 ground balls, fifth on the team. He had one game winning goal and a man-up score. Mackrides was named ECAC Rookie of the Year as well.

Billy DAVIS

Paoli,Pa. Conestoga

LION CAREER:

2010: Billy Davis was a key piece of the Penn State defensive puzzle in 2010, playing in all 13 games and starting seven. Davis had nine ground balls during the season, upping his career total to 17. He has played in each game of his Penn State career (all 26).

2009: Davis played in 13 games for the Nittany Lions, starting 10 on defense. He ended the 2010 season with eight ground balls as well.

2008: Davis played football at Millersville University in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Mackrides was a two-time high school All-American at Malvern Prep, where he helped lead them to a state title. He also earned first team All-State honors three times. Mackrides was named the EPSLA Player of the Year in 2008 and was an Under Armour All-American in ‘08 as well. Mackrides helped guide the USA Under-19 team to a world championship this past summer. Mackrides is the son of Donna and Michael Mackrides. He is the youngest of four Mackrides brothers (Scott, Marc and Andrew) and is majoring in communication arts and sciences.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Davis was an all-league lacrosse player as a senior in 2007. A talented athlete, he was also an all-league football player three times. Son of Debbie and Gary Davis. Has one brother, Glen. Davis plans on majoring in Special Education at Penn State.

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HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Link was a two-time all-state pick in lacrosse at Colorado’s Cherry Creek High School. He also earned all-state honors in basketball. Link is the son of Sharon and Rob Link. He has an older brother (Tyler) and a younger sister (Tori). Link looks to be a communications major at Penn State.

Ryan LINK

Edgewood,Colo. CherryCreek

JUNIOR • MIDFIELD

LION CAREER:

2010: Ryan Link played in 11 games last season for Penn State. He ended the year with eight ground balls.

2009: Link played in five games in 2010, scoring two goals on five shots. He also had one ground ball. He had a key third quarter goal in Penn State’s overtime win against Georgetown.

Ryan McGARVEY

LowerGwynedd,Pa. PennCharter

JUNIOR • DEFENSE

LION CAREER:

2010: As a sophomore, Ryan McGarvey played in every game for Penn State on defense last year, starting six times. McGarvey ended the year with nine ground balls.

2009: McGarvey played in five games for Penn State in 2009, seeing limited action as a true freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

McGarvey garnered all-league honors in lacrosse twice and was also an allleague selection in football at Penn Charter. He earned two letters in football and four in lacrosse. McGarvey is the son of Frank and Babe McGarvey. He has two older brothers, Mike and Kevin. Ryan is a business major here at Penn State.

Conor BAUCUM

ChevyChase,Md. Gonzaga

SOPHOMORE • GOALIE #2

LION CAREER:

2010: Conor Baucum played in one game last season, seeing 15:00 worth of action in Penn State’s game at Duke on March 20. Baucum had two saves and four goals allowed against the Blue Devils.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Conor Baucum comes to Penn State after an outstanding high school career at Gonzaga College High School in Washington, D.C. A four year starter in the goal for the Eagles, Baucum was voted team Rookie of the Year in 2006 and then went on to earn three straight all-league nods for his superb play in the goal. Baucum was also team captain in 2009. The son of Patricia Murphy and Dan Baucum, Conor is majoring in communication arts and sciences at Penn State.

Drew ROPER

Columbus,Ohio

Worthington-Kilbourne

SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELD #4

LION CAREER:

2010: Drew Roper had a solid freshman year for the Nittany Lions, playing in 11 games for Penn State as a defensive midfielder. Roper ended the year with one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

A four-time scholar athlete at Worthington Kilbourne High School, Drew Roper was a three-year starter for the Wolves and earned first team all-state laurels as a senior. He helped guide his team to a 70-13 record in from 20072009, scoring 69 goals and dishing off 36 assists. Roper helped lead WKHS to the state title in 2009. The son of Kim and Jim Roper, he plans on majoring in finance at Penn State.

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Danny HENNEGHAN

LION CAREER:

2010: Penn State legacy Danny Henneghan played in 11 of Penn State’s 13 games last year and ended the year with two points, nine ground balls and a .500 face-off percentage (winning 19 of 38). Henneghan had an assists vs. Ohio State on March 6 and scored his first collegiate goal vs. St. John’s on March 27. He won 10 of 11 face-offs vs. the Buckeyes as well in his most active day on the face-off unit.

Younger brother of former Nittany Lion teammate Charley Henneghan, Danny comes to Penn State from Michigan’s Brother Rice High School. A four year letterman and captain as a senior, Henneghan helped lead BRHS to four Michigan State Championships (2005-09) and one Midwest crown (2008). He helped the Warriors post a 84-8 overall record during that fouryear span and scored 76 goals. Henneghan was a three-time all-state pick and a three time high school All-American. The son of Michael and Molly Henneghan, Danny plans on majoring in business at Penn State.

Tyler TRAVIS

LION CAREER:

2010: Tyler Travis did not play in any games for Penn State as a freshman in 2010.

Henneghan’s Career Statistics

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Four-time all-league pick Tyler Travis comes to Penn State from Geneva High School in Geneva, N.Y. A stand-out LSM for the Panthers, Travis left GHS with a school record 638 career ground balls. He helped lead Geneva to three straight sectional titles and was team captain in 2009. The son of Brian and Terri Travis, Tyler plans on majoring in business at Penn State. Travis’

Kyle VanTHOF

LION CAREER:

2010: Kyle VanThof emerged as an offensive threat for Penn State during his rookie campaign in 2010. VanThof ended the year as Penn State’s fifth leading scorer with 15 points off six goals and nine assists. He took 35 shots, had 16 ground balls and went 1-2 on face-offs. VanThof’s top offensive games included a three-assist effort against St. John’s on March 27 and a two-goal, one-assist game against Drexel on April 10. He also had three points versus Hofstra a week after that, scoring a goal and dishing off two assists.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Kyle VanThof comes to Penn State from Penfield, N.Y., where he was a four year letterman for the Penfield High School Patriots. A 2009 team captain, VanThof helped guide PHS to the 2006 Section V title and played in the 2009 Section 5 All-Star Game. He also lettered in football twice for the Patriots. The son of Thomas and Tracy VanThof, Kyle is majoring in advertising at Penn State.

Dave BAKER

LION CAREER:

2010: Freshman Dave Baker stepped into the net last year as a true freshman and started all 13 games for the Nittany Lions. Baker ended the year with an 11.56 goals against average after playing nearly 650 of Penn State’s 782 overall minutes last year. Baker had a .481 save percentage, making 116 saves during the course of the year, facing 389 shots. He picked up his first collegiate victory in Penn State’s 13-11 win over St. John’s on March 27. He had 17 saves twice last year, against Villanova on March 9 and versus Bucknell on March 30.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

David Baker comes to Penn State from Haverford High School where he was a three year starter in the goal for The Ford. Baker was the team’s Most Improved Player as a sophomore and team MVP as a junior and senior. He was a 2008 Senior All-Star and team captain as a senior. He is the son of Bill and Melissa Baker and is a pre-med major.

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Billy

LION CAREER:

2010: Billy Gribbin emerged as one of the CAA’s top offensive players last year. Gribbin was second on the team with 31 points off 23 goals and eight assists last season and was named to the CAA All-Freshman team. Gribbin’s collegiate debut was stellar, scoring four goals and dishing off one assist for five points. He had three goals against both St. John’s and Towson as well. Gribbin ended the year with 31 ground balls and a superb .633 shot on goal percentage and a team-best .383 shot percentage. He was the CAA Rookie of the Week on March 29.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Billy Gribbin came to Penn State from Bethesda’s Georgetown Prep. Gribbin helped guide the Hoyas to two conference titles (2006 and 2009), earning all-league laurels as a senior. An outstanding athlete, Gribbin also lettered in wrestling and in football, earning all-league honors on the gridiron and helping the Hoya wrestlers to four straight league titles. Gribbin was a threesport captain at Georgetown Prep. The son of Terry and Mary Elise Gribbin, Billy is set to major in marketing at Penn State.

LION CAREER:

2010: Nick Dolik stormed the CAA last year, earning second team All-CAA honors as well as being named to the CAA All-Freshman team. Dolik had 27 points off 21 goals and six assists. He collected 13 ground balls, had a .266 shot percentage and a .658 shot on goal percentage, which was tops on the team. Dolik’s hallmark last year was consistency, with nine games of two or more points. Dolik had three goals on three occasions, against St. John’s on March 27, Hofstra on April 17 and Towson on April 24. Dolik claimed CAA Offensive Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week honors on April 19.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Nick Dolik was a three-year starter at Brother Rice High School in Michigan, a teammate of fellow PSU sophomore Danny Henneghan. Dolik led the Warrior offense as a senior and, over the course of three years as a varsity starter, scored 170 goals and had 91 assists. Dolik helped guide BRHS to four straight Michigan State Titles (2006-2009) and the 2008 Midwest Championship. He was team captain as a senior and also an all-state selection as a senior. The son of Michael and Jill Dolik, Nick is majoring in business at Penn State.

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Joe CELANO

LION CAREER:

2010: Joe Celano did not play in any games for Penn State last season.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Joe Celano brought a long list of high school laurels with him from Farmingdale High School in New York. A four-time scholar athlete award winner, Celano started for the Lions four straight seasons, helping guide the team to a 41-16 record during that span. A midfield force for FHS, he had 65 goals and 48 assists and earned two all-county nods as well. Celano lettered in both football and track as well and was an all-county performer on the gridiron. The son of Pat and Joe Celano, Joe is majoring in business.

Eric DAVIDHEISER

LION CAREER:

2010: Eric Davidheiser played in four games for Penn State as a freshman, seeing time on the Lion midfield. Davidheiser played against Duke, Bucknell, UMass and Drexel.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Eric Davidheiser comes to Penn State after two successful seasons at the Hill School in Pottstown, Pa. A native of Vashon, Wash., Davidheiser earned all-state honors in the northwest before becoming a two-time allleague player for The Rams of The Hill School as a junior and senior. Davidheiser was team captain as a senior and earned all-area laurels that year as well. Over four years as a starter, he had 74 goals and 108 assists. Davidheiser also earned all-state honors as a football player. The son of Laura and Roger Davidheiser, Eric is majoring in geology at Penn State.

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Tim GOLDER Cochranville,Pa.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Tim Golder was a three-time All-League player at Avon Grove High School. Golder left Avon Grove with 186 career points off 114 goals and 72 assists. Golder was a high school All-American as a senior while collecting all-league, all-area and all-state laurels as well. He was a two-time captain and a fouryear letterman as well. Golder played in the 2007, 2008 and 2009 Keystone Games and attended the 2008 Nike Blue Chip Camp. An outstanding student, Golder was an honors student every semester in high school and won the school’s Academic/Athletic Award. Golder is the son of Tim and Cathy Golder.

Austin KAUT Morton,Pa. Springfield-Delco

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

First team all-state goalie Austin Kaut was a four year letterman at Springfield-Delco High School, starting his last three years. Kaut was the All-Delco Player of the Year as a senior after posting a .710 save percentage, collecting 263 saves and allowing only four goals per game. Kaut helped guide Springfield to a 20-3 record as a senior and was a high school All-American as well. Kaut led his team to a league title in 2010 and the squad went 6323 during his four years on the roster. An honor roll student, he won the school’s Presidential Award and was a two-time captain. He is the son of Jim and Cheryl Kaut.

Steven BOGERT

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Top high school defender Steven Bogert had a superb high school career in California, leading La Costa Canyon to a perfect 23-0 record in 2010. A multiple all-league pick, Bogert was conference Rookie of the Year in 2008. He was a high school All-American in 2010 after leading LCC through a perfect season with 116 ground balls. The California Player of the Year, Bogert had 288 ground balls in his three years as a starter for LCC. Bogert was a two-time member of the state all-academic team and played football for four years at LCC as well. He is the son of Steve and Tracey Bogert.

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Ryan Mullen was a three-time all-league player at Hatboro-Horsham and a four year letterman. Mullen, a stalwart defender as a high school player, had 62 ground balls as a senior and was a two-time defensive MVP for the Hatters. He left HH with 197 ground balls, 11 assists, four goals and 15 total points. Mullen was a Distinguished Honors recipient four years and won both the Principal’s Award and the HH Lacrosse Student-Athlete Award. He is the son of Deb and Jeff Mullen.

Tom LaCROSSE

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Tom LaCrosse comes to Penn State from New York’s Canandaigua Academy, where he was a two-year starter and four-time letterman. LaCrosse led CA to the 2009 state title and two section championships. An outstanding middie, LaCrosse had 35 goals and 11 assists during his senior year and was a multiple all-league pick. During his four years as a player for CA, the Braves went 79-7. LaCrosse also played football for three years, helping his team to the 2008 sectional title. An Honor Roll student, Lacrosse is the son of Barb and Steve LaCrosse.

Kessler BROWN WestSpringfield,Pa..

FRESHMAN • DEFENSE

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Virginia’s Kessler Brown comes to Penn State after a superb four-year high school career that included first team All-State laurels and four letters. Brown finished his high school career at West Springfield High School where he was a two-year starter as a LSM/defender. During his four years of high school play, Brown helped guide his teams to a state title and a district championship as well. Brown also earned two football and two ice hockey letters. Kessler is the son of Melissa Dent.

Shane STURGIS

Downingtown,Pa.

DowningtownEast

FRESHMAN • ATTACK

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Shane Sturgis was a two-time All-American at Downingtown East, where he starred on attack for the Cougars. Sturgis was a two-time all-state pick and a multi-year all-conference pick. He helped guide DE to four league titles as well as the 2007 state championship. Sturgis left DE with 158 goals and 159 assists for 317 points in four years. He played in the 2009 Under Armour Underclassmen Games and the 2009 EPSLA Junior Games. A versatile athlete, Sturgis also starred on the Downingtown East ice hockey team. He is the son of Joe and Tracy Sturgis.

Steve ATKIN

Wayne,Pa. HaverfordSchool

FRESHMAN • ATTACK

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Steve Atkin was an offensive force at national power the Haverford School. In 2010, Atkin had 45 goals and 14 assists in leading the team to a final No. 11 ranking nationally by Inside Lacrosse. Atkin was a three-year letterman for Haverford, scoring 100 goals and 35 assists during that span. An outstanding athlete, Aitkin also lettered three times in football, earning all-conference honors in that as well. He played in the 2009 Under Armour/Team Philadelphia All-Star Game. Atkin is the son of Debbie and Bob Aitkin.

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Ryne STERNBERG

Toronto,Ontario,Canada

Brendan NAVE

Springfield,Pa.

CulverAcademy

FRESHMAN • DEFENSE #33

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Ryne Sternberg comes to Penn State from Toronto, Ontario. He matriculated at the Culver Academy.

Gavin AHERN

RockvilleCentre,N.Y. SouthSide

FRESHMAN • ATTACK #41

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Freshman Gavin Ahern was a four-year starter at South Side High School in Rockville Centre New York. A two-time honorable mention All-American for the Cyclones, Ahern earned all-county and all-conference honors on attack multiple times for SSHS as well. He was a team captain as a senior and played in the 2009 Hotbeds Tournament All-Star Game. An outstanding athlete, Ahern earned three letters in football and was an allconference pick. He is the son of Mark and Lori Ahern.

FRESHMAN • DEFENSE #35

Springfield-Delco

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL:

Freshman Brendan Nave was a four-year starter at Springfield-Delco High School, helping lead his team to a league title and 63 wins in four years. Nave, a stand-out on defense, earned all-league honors and played in the Under Armour/Team Philadelphia All-Star Game. Quite the athlete, Nave also lettered four times for the Cougars in ice hockey. He is the son of Mike and Jackie Nave.

PENN STATE 17, ROBERT MORRIS 24 Saturday,February20,2010--StateCollege,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamopenedtheir2010campaignwitha heartbreaking24-17losstoRobertMorrisinHolubaHall.RobertMorrissolved theLiondefenseearly,explodingfor12goalsinthefirstquarter.Fromtherethe Colonialsneverlookedback.PennStateoutscoredtheColonials12-9inthe secondhalf,andregistered40second-halfshots,foratotalof75shotsinthe game.Thesecondhalfoffensivesurgewasn’tenough,however,asRobertMorrishungontotaketheseason-openerfromtheNittanyLionsforthesecond consecutiveseason.

ColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.)startedoffthescoringforPennState, registeringtheseason’sfirsttallyat13:49ofthefirstquarter.RobertMorriswas quicktorespondhowever,astheyscoredofftheensuingfaceofftoknotthings upat13:41.PennStatecontinuedthefast-pacedscoringassophomoreMatt Mackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)tickledthetwinefortheLionstenseconds later.Fromthere,theColonialstookcontroloftheballforthreestraightminutes, tallyingthreegoalstoputthemup4-2.Mackridesstruckagainat9:48,bringing theLionswithintwo,butRobertMorriscamerightbackaminutelater,beating freshmangoalieDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)toreclaimthethree-goalleadat 5-2.MackridesmadetheColonialspayat6:55,tallyinganextra-mangoalforthe Lionsafteracross-checkingpenaltytotheColonials’KyleKlein.Thattallywould bePennState’slastofthequarter,however,asRobertMorrisscoredoffthe ensuingfaceoffandneverlookedback.TheColonialsscoredthequarter’sfinal sevengoalstotakea12-4leadgoingintothesecond.

RobertMorrispickeduprightwheretheyleftoffasthesecondquarterbegan, scoringaquickgoalat14:28.TheColonialswouldaddtwomoretalliesinaquarterthattheydominated,untiljuniorcaptainChrisHogan(Wycoff,N.J.)struckfor theLionswith:50remaininginthehalf.PennStatelookedliketheymightget anotherwithalateextra-manopportunity,buttheycouldnotsolveRobertMorrisgoalieSalBarcia,andenteredhalftimetrailing15-5.Thethirdquarterbreathed somenewlifeintotheLions,asHoganstruckagainjust24secondsintothe periodwithanextra-mangoal.AlittleovertwominuteslateritwasHoganagain, bringingPennStatetowithineightat11:59ofthethird.However,theensuing faceoffwouldhurttheNittanyLionsasCharleyHenneghan(BeverlyHills,Mich.) tookanunsportsmanlikeconductpenaltytoputtheColonialsontheman-up. RobertMorrismadethemostoftheiropportunity,scoringat11:27toincrease theleadto16-7.PennStaterefusedtogoquietlyhowever,asfreshmanBilly Gribbin(Rockville,Md.)scoredtwostraightunassistedgoals,andColtonVosburghscoredoffaNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)feedtogettheLionswithin six.ThreestraightunassistedgoalsmovedRobertMorrisbackouttoaninegoal lead,butonceagainPennStaterespondedasthefreshmanDolikscoredwith 3:36remaining.AHoganslashingpenaltyputRobertMorrisontheman-upwith 2:15left,andonceagaintheymadetheLionspay,tallyingat1:41tocloseoutthe thirdquarter.

Hoganmadeupforhispenaltyintheopeningsecondsofthefourthquarter,scoringanunassistedgoalat14:27.Mackrideskeptthemomentumgoingforthe Lions,scoringsevensecondslateronanassistfromMattShankoff(Flemington, N.J.).AfteranotherRobertMorristally,Mackridesstruckagainforthelions,buryingashotunassistedat13:45.TheColonialsandLionstradedgoalsonceagain, asDolikscoredunassistedafteraRobertMorrisgoaltomakethescore22-15. ABillyLloyd(WestChester,Pa.)holdingpenaltyat7:49puttheLionsonthe man-downonceagain,andonceagaintheColonialsmadethempay,hittingthe backofthenetwithanunassistedtallyat7:27.Gribbinattemptedtotakethings intohisownhandsdownthestretch,scoringtwostraightgoalsfortheLions.The RobertMorrisoffenseprovedtoomuchhowever,scoringthegame’sfinalgoalat :57tocloseoutthegame24-17.

TheLions’quick-strikeoffensewasondisplay,registering75shotsonthegame asHoganpacedtheteamwith25individually.Hoganalsotalliedfourgoalsto startofftheseason.MackridesledtheLionoffensewithfivegoalsandoneassist, andGribbinshoneinhisPennStatedebut,tallyingfourgoalsandoneassist. AlsoscoringfortheNittanyLionswereDolik(2)andVosburgh(2).JuniorsMatt ShankoffandBillyLloydeachregisteredtwoassists.PennState’sgoaliesituationwasstillveryup-in-the-air,asfreshmanDaveBakerandjuniorJohnNichols (Myersville,Md.)splittimefortheLions,registering0andsixsaves,respectively. SeniorcaptainJoeBritt(Fairfax,Va.)andHenneghantookthemajorityofthe faceoffsforPennState,helpingtheteamtowin25of45draws.TheLionswere 9-11onclears,and2-6ontheextra-man.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 17, Robert Morris 24 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU13:49(Vosburgh),RMU13:41(Lee),PSU13:31(Mackrides,Shankoff), RMU13:22(Lee),RMU12:28(Matisz),RMU10:52(Matisz,Buchanan),PSU 9:48(Mackrides,Vosburgh),RMU8:23(Smith),PSU6:55(Mackrides),RMU 6:46(Buchanan),RMU6:31(Meagher),RMU5:19(Smith),RMU5:06 (Buchanan),RMU3:49(Abbott),RMU2:52(Tao-Brambleby),RMU1:35(Moore) 2nd:RMU14:28(Moore),RMU13:52(Brownell,Matisz),RMU11:06(Lee, Caparosa),PSU:50(Hogan,Lloyd)

3rd:PSU14:36(Hogan,Gribbin),PSU11:59(Hogan),RMU11:27(Smith, Brownell),PSU10:23(Gribbin),PSU9:59(Gribbin),PSU7:47(Vosburgh,Dolik), RMU7:26(Tao-Brambleby),RMU6:22(Matisz),RMU5:02(Smith),PSU3:36 (Dolik),RMU1:47(Brownell,Hayes)

4th:PSU14:27(Hogan),PSU14:20(Mackrides,Shankoff),RMU14:04(Lee), PSU13:45(Mackrides),RMU11:23(Moore,Tao-Brambleby),PSU9:26(Dolik), RMU7:27(Matisz),PSU5:20(Gribbin,Lloyd),PSU2:13(Gribbin,Mackrides), RMU:57(Matisz,Smith)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU47,RMU46MAN-UPOPPS:PSU2-6,RMU3-5 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU75,RMU40--FACE-OFFS:PSU25-45,RMU20-45 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUBaker(13:35,11,0),Nichols(46:25,13,6)RMUBarcia(54:47,16,26),Pope(5:13,1,3)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE416617 ROBERTMORRIS1235424

ATTENDANCE:548

PENN STATE 8, #3 NOTRE DAME 12 Sunday,February28,2010--SouthBend,Ind.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamralliedfromasix-goaldeficitlatein thethirdperiodtoclosewithinthreebeforedroppingahard-fought12-8gameat No.3NotreDame.TheFightingIrishwithstoodaflurryofPennStategoalsin thegame’sfinal16minutestoclaimthewin.NotreDamebrokeouttoa3-0lead, gettinggoalsfromSeanRogers,GrantKrebsandNicholasBeattiebeforeten minuteshadgonebyintheopeningquarter.PennStategotontheboardwhen ChrisHogan(Wyckoff,N.J.)scoredatthe3:26marktocuttheleadto3-1.But theIrishaddedaNealHicksgoalwithjustonesecondontheclocktolead4-1.

NotreDamecontinuedtopourontheoffenseinthesecondquarter,outscoring PennState6-2tolead9-3attheintermission.TheIrishgottwogoalsfromKrebs intheirsecondquarterburstwhilePennStatepickedupasologoalfromHogan andascorefromMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)offaHoganassist. PennStatecameoutwithstrongdefenseinthesecondhalf,shuttingdownthe Irishinthethirdquarter.NittanyLionAnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)scored offaColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.)assistatthe7:30mark,butNotre Dame’sBeattiescoredwith3:47lefttoputtheIrishbackupbysix,10-4,withjust

3:47leftinthethirdperiod.Fromthere,PennStateoutscoredNotreDame4-2. Mackridesscoredunassistedwith:24leftinthethirdperiodtopullPennStateto withinfive,10-5,withaquarterlefttoplay.NotreDamegotthefirstgoalofthe finalstanzafromHicks,puttingtheIrishup11-5atthe14:02mark.Headcoach GlennThiel’ssquadwouldthenreeloffthreestraightgoalstoclosethegapto118.FreshmanBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.)scoredatthe13:09mark,followedby classmateNickDolik’s(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)unassistedgoalwith10:04leftto play.WillDonley(Pittsburgh,Pa.)scoredoffaCharleyHenneghan(BeverlyHills, Mich.)assistwith9:58toplayandtheNittanyLionswerebackinthegame,trailingjust11-8.ButtheIrishdefensewouldstiffen,shuttingPennStateoutforthe remainderofthegameand,withaColinIgoegoalwith:19lefttoplay,grabthe 12-8win.

HoganledPennStatewiththreepointsofftwogoalsandanassistwhileMackrideshadtwoassists.PennStategoaliesJohnNichols(Myersville,Md.)and DaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)splittimeinthenetforPennState,withBakerplayingthefinal40:00minutesandgivinguponlyfourgoalsandcollectingseven saves.NotreDameoutshotPennState34-31whiletheteamsessentiallysplit thefaceoffs,withPennStatewinning11andNotreDamewinning12.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 8, #3 Notre Dame 12 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:ND12:48(Rogers),ND7:34(Krebs,Brenneman),ND5:21(Beattie),PSU 3:26(Hogan),ND0:01(Hicks,Brenneman)

2nd:ND13:46(Hicks),PSU12:17(Hogan),ND10:43(Krebs),ND10:18(Pfeifer), ND9:26(Krebs),PSU3:36(Mackrides,Hogan),ND0:03(Brenneman)

3rd:PSU7:30(Basciano,Vosburgh),ND3:47(Beattie,Krebs),PSU0:24(Mackrides)

4th:ND14:02(Hicks,Pfeiffer),PSU13:09(Gribbin),PSU10:04(Dolik),PSU 9:58(Donley),ND0:19(Igoe)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU29,ND30MAN-UPOPPS:PSU1-4,ND0-3 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU31-19,ND34-22--FACE-OFFS:PSU11-23,ND12-23 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUJohnNichols(20:34,8GA,3SV),DaveBaker(39:26 (4GA,7SV);NDScottRodgers(60:00,8GA,11SV)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE12238

NOTREDAME451212

RECORDS:PennState0-2,NotreDame2-0

ATTENDANCE:870

PENN STATE 10, OHIO STATE 11 (OT)

Saturday,March6,2010--Columbus,Ohio

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamlookedtoimprovetheirluckasoflate withawinovertherivalBuckeyesofOhioStateSaturdayat1pminColumbus. PennStatehopedhistorywouldrepeatitself,astheylookedforthematchup withtheBuckeyestoprovidetheLionswiththeirfirstwinoftheseason,justas itdidlastyear.TheBuckeyeshadotherplanshowever,asanearly1-0advantagebytheLionswouldbetheonlyleadtheysawallgame.PennStateopened thegameinstylewithaCharlieHenneghan(BeverlyHills,Mich.)faceoffwinthat leadtoaNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)goaljust31secondsintothecontest at14:29.Afterafewalternatingpossessions,OhioStaterespondedwithtwo goalsfromMarioVentiquattroat11:34and10:42.TheBuckeyesstruckagaina littleoveraminutelater,asJamesGreenbeatPennStategoalieDaveBaker (Havertown,Pa.)withanunassistedrocket.Theteamsproceededtotrade chancesformuchofthequarter,untilsophomoreMattMackrides(Newtown Square,Pa.)madeagreatindividualeffortfortheLions,retrievingagroundball

andbeatingBuckeyegoalieBrandonFreemanwith1:59leftinthequarter. PennStatewasquicktostrikeagaininthesecondquarter,withaJoeBritt(Fairfax,Va.)faceoffwinleadingtoaflurryofNittanyLionshots.Finally,freshmanBilly Gribbin(Rockville,Md.)foundthetwinelessthanaminutein,gettingallthreeof PennState’syoungattackontheboardearly.ThecarboncopyofthefirstquartercontinuedhoweverasOhioStatewentontoscoretwostraightgoals,until MackridesgottheLionswithinonewithhissecondgoalofthecontestat3:31. ButitwastheBuckeyesansweringbackaminutelater,withPaulBeerygetting ontheboardat2:33.TheLionsrefusedtogointohalftimetrailingandnotched twostraightgoalsafterastrategictimeoutat2:14.ThefreshmanDolikscored fortheLionswith1:02ontheclock,andafteraDannyHenneghan(BeverlyHills, Mich.)winontheensuingfaceoff,itwasMackridesnotchinghisthirdofthegame sixsecondslatertotiethegameatsix.Thatiswherethescorewouldstand goingintohalftime,withtheLionslookingtobuildoffthelatequartermomentum inthesecondhalf.Theplayremainedevenintheopeningminutesofthethird quarter,asbothteamssearchedforanopeningintheopposition’sdefense.It wasOhioStatefinallybreakingthetieonagoalbyMikePiresat9:14.The Lionswerequicktorespondagainhowever,asColtonVosburgh(KennetSquare, Pa.)notchedhisfirstgoalofthegameunassistedtotiethescorebackupat7:36. TheBuckeyesscoredtheonlyothergoaloftheveryevenly-contestedquarter,as JeffTundobrokethetiewith00:40ontheclockinthethird.

ThefinalquarterdidnotopenwellfortheLions,asseniorKevinEtter(Severna Park,Md.)tookapush-with-possessionpenaltyjust:22secondsintoputPenn Statedownaman.OhioStatetookadvantage,withVentiquattrobeatingBaker just17secondsintothepenaltytopushtheleadto9-7.PennStatedominated playforthenextfourminuteshowever,registeringaflurryofshotsthatjustcouldn’tfindthetwine.AfteraPennStatetimeoutandseveralmoreNittanyLion chances,theBuckeyegoalieFreemanwasfinallyabletogettheballdownfield, leadingtoaJamesGreentallyfortheBuckeyes,pushingtheirleadtothreewith 8:28remaining.TheLionsrefusedtogoquietlyhowever,andaftertwonear missesbyMackrides,Gribbinscoredonatremendousindividualeffortat7:22, cuttingtheBuckeyeleadtotwo.OhioStatelookedtoputthenailintheLions’ coffinforthenextseveralminutes,butBakershutthedoor,registeringthree savesinathree-minuteflurryofoffensebytheBuckeyes.Afterasuccessful PennStateclear,MackridesscoredunassistedtobringtheLionswithinoneat 2:03.DannyHenneghanwontheensuingfaceoffforPennState,andbroughtthe balldownfieldonthebreakforaquickshot.TheLionsretainedpossessionas theshotsailedwide,andagainitwasMackridescomingthroughwithanunassistedtallyfortheLions,tyingthegamewithjust1:49ontheclock.PennState hadtwoshotsinthefinalminute,butcouldn’tgettheballpastFreeman,asthe regulationcametoaclosewiththetworivalsdeadlockedat10.CharleyHenneghanwonthefaceoffforPennStatetobeginovertime,andPennStatecalled timeoutaftergettingtheballdownintotheBuckeyezone.TheLionsneverhad achancetoexecuteaplayhowever,asBuckeyeJoeBonanniforcedaPenn Stateturnover,andOhioState’sLoganSchussbeatBakerontheensuingpossession,winningthegamefortheBuckeyeswith2:50leftontheclock.

MackridesledtheLions’scoringeffort,registeringfivegoalsforthesecondtime inthreegames.DolikandGribbincontinuedtheirstellarfreshmancampaigns, scoringtwogoalsapiece,withGribbinchippinginanassistaswell.Vosburgh roundedoutthescoringfortheLionswithagoal,histhirdoftheseason.Kyle VanThof(Penfield,N.Y.)andDannyHenneghanchippedinanassistapiece,the firstpointforeachofthemasNittanyLions.MackridesandDannyHenneghan ledtheLionsingroundballswithfiveapiece,andtheHenneghanbrotherstook 19ofthe25faceoffsfortheLions,combiningtowin15ofthem.TheLions seemedtohavesettledtheirgoaliesituation,atleastforthetimebeing,asBaker playedall61:10ofthegameforPennState,recordingeightsavesand11goals against.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 10, Ohio State 11 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU14:29(Dolik),OSU11:34(Ventiquattro,Bowman),OSU10:42(Ventiquattro,Schuss),OSU8:40(Green),PSU1:59(Mackrides)

2nd:PSU14:06(Gribbin),OSU12:25(Tundo,Schuss),OSU5:52(Ventiquattro, Schuss),PSU3:31,(Mackrides,VanThof),OSU2:33(Beery),PSU1:02(Dolik, Gribbin),PSU0:56(Mackrides,Henneghan)

3rd:OSU9:14(Pires,Bowman),PSU7:36(Vosburgh),OSU0:40(Tundo)

4th:OSU14:21(Ventiquattro,Tundo),OSU8:28(Green,Schuss),PSU7:22 (Gribbin),PSU2:03(Mackrides),PSU1:49(Mackrides)

OT:OSU2:50(Schuss,Alexander)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU37,OSU28MAN-UPOPPS:PSU0-1,OSU2-2 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU55-22,OSU31-19-FACE-OFFS:PSU17-25,OSU825

GOALIESUMMARY:PSUBaker(61:10,11ga,8s)OSUFreeman(61:10,10ga, 12s)

BYQUARTERS:1234OF

PENNSTATE2413010

OHIOSTATE3322111

RECORDS:PennState0-3,OhioState3-1

ATTENDANCE:980

PENN STATE 7, VILLANOVA 11

Tuesday,March9,2010--StateCollege,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamdroppedahard-fought11-7gameto visitingVillanovainanearlyseasonnightgameatPennState’sJeffreyField. TheWildcatsreliedona5-0secondquartertopullawayfromtheNittanyLions.

NittanyLionsophomoreMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)helpedPenn Statebreakouttoa3-1leadafterthefirstperiod.Mackridesscoredjustaminute intothegameandthatgoalwasquicklyfollowedbyaBillyGribbin(Rockville, Md.)fromNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)scorejust:17latertogivetheLions anearly2-0lead.Villanovaansweredatthe9:17markbutPennStateclosedout thefirstperiodwitha3-1leadthankstoanunassistedDolikscoreatthe3:46 mark.Villanovarespondedinthesecondperiod,however,scoringfiveunansweredgoalstotakea6-3leadintothehalftimebreak.FivedifferentWildcats scored:MattBell,MikeBrennan,MarkScioscia,MikeVigilanteandJackRiceall foundthebackofthenetforVU.

Mackridesgotthefirstgoalofthethirdperiod,scoringunassistedatthe13:40 mark,butVillanovaansweredwithtwogoalslateintheperiodtolead8-4with 15:00lefttoplay.Theteamstradedgoalsinafuriousfourthquarter,witheach teamscoringthreetimes.PennStategottheperiod’sfirsttwoscores,onefrom MackridesandanotherfromGribbinoffaColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.) assist.Villanova’sVigilanteandPaulWebberansweredbackbeforeVosburgh scoredoffaBrianShea(Gaithersburg,Md.)assist.Villanova’sSciosciaclosed outthescorewith2:22left.

MackridesledPennStatewiththreegoalswhileGribbinhadtwo.Dolikhadagoal andanassistaswell.VillanovawasledbyScioscia,Vigilante,RiceandBrennanwhoallhadtwogoalsapiece.NittanyLionfreshmanDaveBakerplayedthe entiregameforPennStateandcollected17saveswhilegivingup11goals. ‘NovakeeperDanGutierrezhadsevensavesandgaveup7goals.TheNittany LionswereoutshotbyVU37-32butwontheface-offgamebyclaiming14of19 face-offs.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 7, Villanova 11 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU13:59(Mackrides),PSU13:42(Gribbin,Dolik),VU9:17(Rice,Scioscia),PSU3:46(Dolik)

2nd:VU12:43(Bell,Scioscia),VU12:12(Brennan),VU11:30(Scioscia,Cunningham),VU9:11(Vigilante),VU6:33(Rice,Cunningham)

3rd:PSU13:40(Mackrides),VU4:33(Brennan),VU0:03(Casterano,Vigilante)

4th:PSU14:38(Mackrides),PSU12:39(Gribbin,Vosburgh),VU11:19(Vigilante),VU7:54(Webber),PSU4:27(Vosburgh,Shea),VU2:22(Scioscia, Doherty)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU38,VU28MAN-UPOPPS:PSU0-2,VU0-6 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU32-14,VU37-28--FACE-OFFS:PSU14-19,VU5-19 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,17SV,11GA),VUDanGutierrez(60:00,7SV,7GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE30137

VILLANOVA151311

RECORDS:PennState0-4,Villanova3-1

ATTENDANCE:115

PENN STATE 4, RUTGERS 7 Saturday,March13,2010--Piscataway,N.J.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamlostaclose7-4gameatRutgersin non-conferencelacrosseaction.Inagamedelayedovertwohoursdueto weather,theScarletKnightsbrokeopenaclosegamewithafour-goalburstin thethirdperiodtosealthewin.Withhighwinds,lightninganddrivingrain,RutgersgotontheboardfirstwhenGerhardBuehningscoredatthe12:09mark. TheNittanyLionsansweredwithaman-upgoalfromBillyGribbin(Rockville, Md.)offaMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)assistwithjust1:37leftin theperiod.TheScarletKnightsopenedupa3-1leadinthesecondquarteroff goalsfromAdamGoldbergandMichaelDiehl.MackridesandGribbinreversed rolesforanotherLiongoalatthe6:50markwithMackridesscoringoffaGribbin assist,cuttingRutgers’leadto3-2atthebreak.PennStatetiedthegameearly inthethirdquarter,withGribbinscoringoffaChrisHogan(Wyckoff,N.J.)assist atthe11:43mark.ButtheScarletKnightswouldputthegameawaywiththree straightgoalstocloseoutthethirdperiod.Buehning,TedStanwick,KoryKelly andDiehleachscored,givingRUa7-3leadafterthreeperiods.PennStategot theonlygoalofthefourthperiod,withHoganscoringoffaBillyLloyd(West Chester,Pa.)assistwith6:22leftinthegame.

RutgersoutshotPennState35-25whilePennStatewon10of13face-offs.Three ofPennState’sfourgoalswereinman-upsituationswhiletheNittanyLionsshut RUoutonfivedifferentman-upsituations.NittanyLiongoalieDaveBaker (Havertown,Pa.)hadsevensavesinthegamewhileRutgers’RudyButlerhad 11.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 4, Rutgers 7 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:RU12:09(Buehning,Pennington),PSU1:37(Gribbin,Mackrides)

2nd:RU11:03(Goldberg,Burnhard),RU9:59(Diehl),PSU6:50(Mackrides, Gribbin)

3rd:PSU11:43(Gribbin,Hogan),RU10:43(Buehning),RU8:41(Stanwick,Pennington),RU4:34(Kelly,Pennington),RU2:09(Diehl)

4th:PSU6:22(Hogan,Lloyd)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU19,RU20MAN-UPOPPS:PSU3-7,RU0-5 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU25-15,RU35-14--FACE-OFFS:PSU10-13,RU3-13 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,7SV,7GA);RURudyButler (60:00,11SV,4GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

RUTGERS12407

RECORDS:PennState0-5,Rutgers3-1--ATTENDANCE:200

PENN STATE 11, #8 DUKE 20 Saturday,March20,2010--Durham,N.C.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamtraveledtoDurhamfora1:00pmtilt againsttheBlueDevils.TheNittanyLions(0-6)keptthegametightearly,butan experiencedDukedefenseandexplosiveoffenseprovedtoomuchfortheLions, whowereoutscoredineveryquarterofthecontest.

JuniorcaptainChrisHogan(Wyckoff,N.J.)startedoffthescoringfortheLions, buryingafeedfromfellowco-captainBrianShea(Gaithersburgh,Md.)at12:51 toputPennStateupone.Dukestormedrightbackhowever,withZachHowell gettingtheBlueDevilsontheboardjustunderaminutelaterat12:51.LionleadingscorerMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)wasstuffedonagreat savebyDukegoaltenderDanWigrizershortlythereafter,buthemadeWigrizer pay,convertingonhissecondopportunityonanassistfromKyleVanThof(Penfield,N.Y.).TherestofthequarterwasallDuke,however,asMaxQuinzani nettedtwogoalsintwominutes.HowellfollowedtheQuinzanieffortwithtwo goalsofhisown,thesecondofwhichcomingwith:03remaining,andPSUended thefirstperioddown5-2.

TheBlueDevilsstruckearlyinthesecondquarter,asNedCrottyfoundthenet behindfreshmanDaveBaker,puttingDukeupbyfourjust12secondsin.Shea camerightbackfortheLionshowever,scoringjust8secondslaterat14:40.It wasDukescoringthenexttwogoalsat11:53and10:41,untilMackridesnetted hissecondofthegameafterastrategictimeoutbyPennStateHeadCoachGlenn Thiel.FreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)assistedonthegoal,comingat7:14.ButtheBlueDevilsstormedrightback,strikingwithanotherHowell goalat6:17.TwominuteslateritwasMackridesagain,beatingWigrizerwithan unassistedtallyat3:51.TheLionscontinuedtoapplythepressureoverthenext 2minutes,registeringseveralshotsintheBlueDevilend.Dukeweatheredthe stormhowever,comingbackwithaQuinzanigoalat1:34.ItwasQuinzaniagain justoveraminutelater,puttingDukeupsixwith20secondsremaining.

Dukeopenedthethirdquarterinabigway,withtwogoalsfromRobertRotanz inthefirstfiveminutes,followedbyaJustinTurriman-upgoalafterPennState juniorMattShankoff(Flemington,N.J.)wassentoffforslashing.PennState stormedbackagainhowever,asDolikscoredoffthereboundofaHoganshotat 3:37,andMackridesstruckagain30secondslateroffaBillyGribbin(Rockville, Md.)assisttocuttheBlueDevilleadtoseven.Thelastthreeminutesofthethird quarterweren’tshortonaction,asParkerMcKeeandSchoeffelfoundthetwine fortheBlueDevils.ItwasVanThofmakingtheBlueDevilspaylateinthequarter,asheregisteredaman-uptallyfortheLionswith50secondsremainingoffa HoganfeedfollowingaDukeslashingpenalty.

DolikopenedthefinalquarterofplayfortheLions,registeringhisthirdgoalofthe gameunassistedat12:57.AfteraHogantrippingcall,HowellscoredfortheBlue Devilsat11:11,buttheLionsansweredbackwithaGribbingoalat9:13.TheBlue Devilsnotchedthegame’snexttwogoals,withSchoeffelandMikeCatalinoscoringat6:38and5:30,respectively.SeniorAnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.) scoredfortheLionsoffanotherHoganassistat4:48tocuttheBlueDevillead toeight.AnythoughtsofalategamecomebackfortheLionswerepromptly nippedinthebudhowever,asMcKeestruckagaintoputthenailinthePenn Statecoffinat2:18,ensuringa20-11BlueDevilvictory.

MackridesledthePennStateoffenseonceagain,findingthebackofthenetfour timesonnineshots.TherestoftheyoungNittanyLionattackalsomadeiton theboard,asGribbinhadtwogoalsandDolikhadone,witheachofthetwo freshmenregisteringanassist.Hoganhadagoalandtwoassists,whileVanThof

andSheaeachhadagoalandanassist.Bascianohadthefinalgoalforthe Lions.DaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)playedthefirstthreequartersingoalfor theLions,registeringsixsaveswhileallowing16goalsagainst.FreshmanConor Baucum(ChevyChase,Md.)playedthefinalquarter,registeringtwosavesand fourgoalsagainst.SeniorcaptainJoeBritt(Fairfax,Va.)tookthemajorityofthe faceoffsfortheLions,going11-19attheX.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 11, Duke 20 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU12:51(Hogan,Shea),DU11:58(Howell,McKee),PSU10:19(Mackrides,VanThof),DU5:39(Quinzani),DU3:14(Quinzani,Crotty)DU1:10(Howell, Crotty),DU0:03(Howell,Quinzani)

2nd:DU14:48(Crotty),PSU14:40(Shea),DU11:53(McKee,Crotty),DU10:41 (Catalino,Howell),PSU7:14(Mackrides,Dolik),DU6:17(Howell),PSU3:51 (Mackrides),DU1:34(Quinzani,Crotty),DU0:20(Quinzani,McKee)

3rd:DU13:40(Rotanz),DU9:37(Rotanz,Schoeffel),DU7:32(Turri,Crotty), PSU3:37(Dolik),PSU3:07(Mackrides,Gribbin),DU2:50(McKee),DU1:19 (Schoeffel,Turri),PSU0:50(VanThof,Hogan)

4th:PSU12:57(Dolik),DU11:11(Howell,Turri),PSU9:13(Gribbin),DU6:38 (Schoeffel,Howell),DU5:30(Catalino),PSU4:48(Basciano,Hogan),DU2:18 (McKee,Virtue),

GROUNDBALLS:PSU26,DU43MAN-UPOPPS:PSU1-2,DU3-6 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU34,DU41--FACE-OFFS:PSU16-34,DU18-34 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUBaker(33:07,12ga,5s),Nichols(11:53(4GA,1SV), Baucum(15:00,4ga,2s)DUWigrizer(47:03,9ga,7s),Sherwood(9:28,2ga, 0s),Wygod(3:29,0ga,2s)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F PENNSTATE233311 DUKE565420

RECORDS:PennState0-6,Duke4-3 ATTENDANCE:1691

PENN STATE 13, ST. JOHN’S 11 Saturday,March27,2010--StateCollege,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamusedafuriousfourthquarterrallyto rolltoa13-11winovervisitingSt.John’sinnon-conferencelacrosseaction.Penn Statescoredthreestraightman-upgoalsinasix-goalfinalstanzatopickupits firstwinoftheyear.Theteamstradedearlygoals,withtheRedStormtakingan early1-0leadatthe13:00markandPennStateansweringbacklessthantwo minuteslaterwhenBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.)scoredoffaKyleVanThof(Penfield,N.Y.)assist.GribbinputPennStateup2-1justoveraminutelater,this timetakingaMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)assistatthe9:58mark andfindingthebackofthenet.St.John’sansweredwiththreestraightgoalsto closeoutthequarter,however,includingoneatthe:34mark,tolead4-2afterthe openingperiod.

MackridesgotPennStatetowithinonewithanunassistedgoalatthe11:44mark ofthesecondquarter,buttheRedStorm’sTomManesansweredrightbackatthe 10:29marktoputSJUbackupbytwo,5-3.FreshmanDannyHenneghan(BeverlyHills,Mich.)scoredhisfirstcareergoaljustninesecondslater,takinga Mackridesassist,andcuttheStormleadto5-4.BillyLloyd(WestChester,Pa.) tiedthegamejustaminutelater,takingaVanThofassisttoknotthescoreat55with9:25leftinthefirsthalf.ManesassistedaTylerNovotnygoalwith4:31left inthehalftoputSt.John’sbackontop,6-5.TheRedStormheldthatleadinto thehalftimebreak.AlexLagodichscoredhisthirdgoalofthegameatthe7:19 markofthethirdperiodtoputSt.John’sup7-5butPennStateansweredright backlessthanthirtysecondslaterwhenNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.) scoredunassisted,cuttingSJU’sleadtoone.LagodichtookaManesassistwith

6:24ontheclockandDillonAyersscoredunassistedofftheensuingface-offto giveSJUa9-6leadandforcePennStateintoatimeoutwith6:11ontheclock. Gribbinscoredhisthirdgoalwith2:43intheperiodtostoptheSt.John’sflurry andcuttheleadto9-7,ascorewhichhelduntiltheperiodended.

FreshmanDoliktookthegameintohisownhandsearlyinthefourthquarter, scoringtwogoalsinthefirsttwominutestotiethegameat9-9.TheMichigan nativetookaGribbinassistandscoredman-upatthe4:29markandthenscored unassistedwith13:07ontheclocktoknotthegame.ButSt.John’swouldanswer quickly,gettingaGarrettMitchellgoalatthe12:34mark,puttingSJUbackup 10-9.SeniorAnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)wouldthensteptothefore,takingadvantageoftwoSJUpenaltiestogivetheNittanyLionsalead.Basciano tookaMackridesassistwith7:57ontheclockandscoredaman-upgoaltotie thegameandthenscoredoffaVanThofassistwith6:43leftinthegametoput PennStateup11-10.ChrisHogan(Wycoff,N.J.)thentookaDolikassistand scoredathirdstraightman-upgoalforPennState,thistimewith4:35onthe clock,togivePennStateitsfirsttwo-goalleadofthegame(12-10).Hoganscored again,unassisted,atthe2:45markandPennStatehelda13-10lead.St.John’s wouldaddonefinalgoalinthefinalminute,butPennState’sfourthquarterblast allowedtheLionstogettheirfirstwinoftheyear.GribbinledPennStatewith fourpointsoffthreegoalsandanassistwhileMackrideshadfouroffagoaland threeassists.TheNittanyLionswon15of26face-offs,ledbyCharleyHenneghan(BeverlyHills,Mich.),whowonsevenof11.Thegamewaseven statistically,withPennStatehavingaslight33-31edgeingroundballsandSt. John’spostinga39-35leadinshots.NittanyLiongoalieDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)hadninesavesinpickinguphisfirstwinoftheyear.PennStatetook advantageoffiveofsevenman-upchanceswhileholdingSJUtoonlyonemanupgoalinfivetries.

PennStatewasnow1-6ontheyearwhileSt.John’smovedto3-5.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 13, St. John’s 11 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:SJU13:00(Lagodich),PSU11:04(Gribbin,VanThof),PSU9:58(Gribbin, Mackrides),SJU7:57(Holestein),SJU5:32(Herits),SJU0:34(Lagodich)

2nd:PSU11:44(Mackrides),SJU10:29(Manes),PSU10:20(D.Henneghan, Mackrides),PSU9:25(Lloyd,VanThof),SJU4:31(Novotny,Manes)

3rd:SJU7:19(Lagodich,Herits),PSU6:45(Dolik),SJU6:24(Lagodich,Manes), SJU6:11(Ayers),PSU2:43(Gribbin)

4th:PSU14:29(Dolik,Gribbin),PSU13:07(Dolik),SJU12:34(Mitchell),PSU 7:57(Basciano,Mackrides),PSU6:43(Basciano,VanThof),PSU4:35(Hogan, Dolik),PSU2:45(Hogan),SJU0:36(Kutner)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU33,SJU31MAN-UPOPPS:PSU5-7,SJU1-5 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU35-21,SJU39-20--FACE-OFFS:PSU15-26,SJU11-26 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,9SV,11GA),SJUGavinBuckley(58:10,8SV,13GA)andJeffLowman(1:50,0SV,0GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE232613

ST.JOHN’S423211

RECORDS:PennState1-6,St.John’s3-5

ATTENDANCE:516

PENN STATE 9, BUCKNELL 11

Tuesday,March30,2010--StateCollege,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamdroppedahard-fought11-9gameto visitingBucknellinPennState’sfinalnon-conferencegameoftheyear.Bucknell brokeopenatiegamewithafour-goalburstinthefourthquartertoescapewith thewin.MatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)hadfourgoalstoleadPenn

State.

Bucknellscoredtwoearlygoalstoopenupa2-0lead.TheBisongotonthe boardfirstwhenRyanKlipsteinscoredanunassistedgoalatthe13:53mark,followedbyaBillyEisenriechgoalwith12:36ontheclock.MattBernier(DrexelHill, Pa.)putPennStateontheboardwithastunninggoalfromrightinfrontofhisown goal.WithBucknell’sgoaliecomingoutofthecrease,upthefield,ChrisHogan (Wycoff,N.J.)tossedtheballbacktoBernierwhothenthrewitthelengthofthe field,pasttheBisongoalieandintothenetforascoreatthe8:21mark.Mike Danylyshynusedafastmovetothecreasethatendedinadrivingsologoalwith 3:26leftintheperiodtoputtheBisonup3-1.BUthenwontheensuingfaceoff andwentup4-1offaAustinWinterfastbreakgoaljust:16later.

PennStatecameoutonfireinthesecondquarter,scoringquicklyandoftento tiethegamebeforetheperiod’smid-point.SophomoreMackridesstoppedthe Bucknellrunwiththefirstgoalofthesecondperiod,scoringfromtheleftofthe netwith11:11ontheclock.AnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)tookaMatt Shankoff(Flemington,N.J.)passandgotPennStatetowithinone,4-3,witha goaltwominuteslater(9:06).TheBucknellbenchwascalledforapenalty,givingPennStateaman-upopportunitythattheNittanyLionstookadvantageofin shortorder.MackridestookaHoganpassandtiedthegameat4-4with8:24left, cappingoffathree-goalinthreeminuteburstbytheLions.TheBison’sChris PalmerhaltedthePennStateflurrywithanunassistedgoalwith4:12onthe clock,givingBUa5-4lead.Mackridesthenscoredhisthirdgoaloftheperiod, rollingfromtheleftoftheBisongoalandshootingtheballpastKyleFeeneyfor agoalwith3:04ontheclock,tyingthegameat5-5.KlipsteinthenputtheBison backontop6-5with1:03leftinthehalf,takingalongWinterpassandgettingthe ballpastPennStategoalieDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.).

Bucknell’sWinterscoredthefirstgoalofthesecondhalfatthe12:17mark,interceptingaPSUpassafteragreatBakersavejustsecondsbefore.Thegoalput Bucknellup7-5.HogantookaverynicepassfromfreshmanBillyGribbin (Rockville,Md.)with5:59ontheclock,scoringagoalandcuttingtheBisonlead to7-6.Gribbinthentiedthegameat7-7witharunninggoalatthe3:47mark, sendingthegametothefinalquartertied.

TheBison,however,putthegameawaywithafourgoalruninthefourthquarter.NickGantsoudesscoredoffaStreepassistearlyinthefourthperiod,putting Bucknellup8-7with12:07leftinthegame.Klipsteinscoredagain,thistimewith 8:04ontheclockfromtheleftsideofthecrease,puttingtheBisonup9-7.Kyle O’KeefethentookaKlipsteinpasslessthanaminutelatertogiveBucknella threegoalleadwith7:12left.DanylyshynthengaveBUan11-7leadatthe5:43 mark,takingaGantsoudespassandgettingtheballpastBakerforthegoal. Mackridesansweredwith2:53ontheclock,connectingonadivingshotoffa BascianoassisttocuttheBisonleadto11-8.BascianothengotPennStateeven closer,scoringanunassistedgoallessthanaminutelater,cuttingtheleadto119with2:24.ButPennState’slateflurrywasnotenoughandtheBisonescaped withthetwogoalwin.Bucknellout-shotPennState37-35.NittanyLionkeeper Bakerhad17savesagainstthe52shotbarrage.Bucknellwonthebattleoffaceoffs,claiming15of22,andhad52groundballstoPennState’s43.Inaddition toMackridesfour-goaleffort,BascianohadtwogoalsandanassistwhileHogan hadagoalandtwoassists.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 9, Bucknell 11 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:BU13:53(Klipstein),BU12:36(Eisenreich,Danylyshyn),PSU8:21(Bernier, Hogan),BU3:26(Danylyshyn),BU3:08(Winter,Streep)

2nd:PSU11:11(Mackrides),PSU9:06(Basciano,Shankoff),PSU8:24(Mackrides,Hogan),BU4:12(Palmer),PSU3:04(Mackrides),BU1:03(Klipstein, Winter)

3rd:BU12:17(Winter),PSU5:59(Hogan,Gribbin),PSU3:47(Gribbin)

4th:BU12:07(Gantsoudes,Streep),BU8:04(Klipstein),BU7:12(O’Keefe,Klip-

stein),BU5:43(Danylyshyn,Gantsoudes),PSU2:53(Mackrides,Basciano), PSU2:24(Basciano)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU43,BU52MAN-UPOPPS:PSU1-3,BU0-4 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU35-16,BU37-28--FACE-OFFS:PSU7-22,BU15-22 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,17SV,11GA);BUKyleFeeney (60:00,7SV,9GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE14229

BUCKNELL421411

RECORDS:PennState1-7,Bucknell5-4--ATTENDANCE:224

PENN STATE 8, #9 UMASS 10 Saturday,April3,2010--StateCollege,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamlostahard-fought10-8gametoNo. 9UMassintheColonialAthleticAssociationdebutfortheteam.PennStateused balancedscoringtostaywiththerankedMinutemen,withfourplayerscollecting atleasttwopointsinthecontest.JuniorChrisHogan(Wyckoff,N.J.)ledPenn Statewiththreepointsoffagoalandtwoassists,buttheninth-rankedMinutemen wereabletoholdPennStateoffforthewin.

FreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)putPennStateontheboardearly, scoringanunassistedgoalatthe11:51marktogivetheNittanyLionsanearly 1-0lead.Buttheleadwasshort-livedasMassachusettswastednotimetyingthe game,gettingaBobbyHayesgoaljustoveraminutelater.TheMinutementook a2-1leadwith4:04leftintheopeningperiodoffaKyleSmithgoal.

Thesecondperiodbeganlikethefirstdid,withaquickPennStatescore.JuniorColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.)scoredunassistedlessthanaminute intotheperiod(14:04)totiethegameat2-2.Butonceagain,theMinutemanhad aquickanswer,andthistimeitcameinaflurry.ChristianHainscoredwith12:05 leftinthefirsthalftogiveUMassthelead,3-2.WillMannyscoredonabehindthe-backshotjustoveraminutelaterandRyanLiebelscoredtwominutesafter thattoputtheMinutemenup5-2atthe8:50mark,forcingPennStateintoatime out.TheNittanyLionsrespondedtoheadcoachGlennThiel’stime-outwitha man-upgoalfromChrisHogantakingaDolikassistandfindingthegoalwith 6:28leftinthehalfandanunassistedfromfreshmanKyleVanThof(Penfield, N.Y.)justoveraminutelatertocuttheleadto5-4.UMass’SteveD’Amariohalted theLionrunwithjust:47leftinthehalf,scoringagoaltogivetheMinutemena 6-4leadheadingintothesecondhalf.

Aswiththefirsttwoperiods,PennStatescoredthefirstgoalofthethirdstanza, gettinganunassistedgoalwith11:09ontheclocktocutUMass’leadto6-5.But onceagain,theMinutemenquicklycountered,gettingaMannygoaloffRyan Hantverk’sthirdassistatthe8:49marktomoveupbytwoonceagain.Hayes scoredtwominuteslaterandUMasswasbackupbythree,8-5,with6:38leftin thethirdperiod.FreshmanBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.)tookaHoganpasswith 3:32ontheclockandscored,cuttingtheleadto8-6headingintothefourthquarter.Makingitaperfectfour-for-four,PennStatescoredthefirstgoalofthefinal periodaswell.BrianShea(Gaithersburg,Md.)scoredoffaHoganassistwith 10:24ontheclocktopulltheNittanyLionstowithinone,8-7,with10:24leftto playinthegame.AnthonyBiscarditookalongMannypasswith8:14leftinthe gameandgottheballpastPSUkeeperDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.),pushing UMassouttoa9-7lead.AnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)scoredoffaVanThofassistjustoneminutelaterandtheLionswerebacktowithinone,9-8.After tradingpossessions,UMassregainedcontroloftheballwithjustover3:00leftand wereabletoworktheclockdowntothe1:40markbeforePennStateforceda turnoverandregainedpossession.TheNittanyLionsclearedtheballandcalled timeoutwith1:18ontheclock,lookingtosetupagame-tyingplay.ButMinute-

mandefenderDiogoGodolinterceptedaLionpassbehindthenettogiveUMass theball,whichledtoagame-clinchinggoalfromWillMannywithjust:38leftto play.ThegoalgaveUMa10-8conferencewin.

InadditiontoHogan’sthreepointperformance,PennStategottwogoalsfrom VosburghandagoalandanassistfrombothVanThofandDolik.PennState out-shotUMass34-33,buttheMinutemenhada22-20edgeinshotsongoal. PennStatewon14of22face-offsandUMasshad37groundballstoonly32for PennState.LionkeeperBakerhad12saveswhileUMassgoalieTimMcCormackhad12aswell,includingseveninthesecondhalf.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 8, #9 UMass 10 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU11:51(Dolik),UM10:11(Hayes,Liebel),UM4:04(Smith,Hayes)

2nd:PSU14:04(Vosburgh),UM12:05(Hain,Jurgelevich),UM10:51(Manny, D’Amario),UM8:50(Liebel,Hantverk),PSU6:28(Hogan,Dolik),PSU5:09(VanThof),UM0:47(D’Amario,Hantverk)

3rd:PSU11:09(Vosburgh),UM8:49(Manny,Hantverk),UM6:38(Hayes,Biscardi),PSU3:21(Gribbin,Hogan)

4th:PSU10:24(Shea,Hogan),UM8:14(Biscardi,Manny),PSU7:14(Basciano, VanThof),UM0:38(Manny,Biscardi).

GROUNDBALLS:PSU32,UM37MAN-UPOPPS:1-1,UM1-2 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU34-20,UM33-22--FACE-OFFS:PSU14-22,UM8-22 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,12SV,10GA),UMTimMcCormack(60:00,12SV,8GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE13228

UMASS242210 RECORDS:PennState1-8(0-1CAA),Massachusetts7-2(2-0CAA) ATTENDANCE:543

PENN STATE 7, #8 DREXEL 12 Saturday,April10,2010--Philadelphia,Pa.

DespiteapairofgoalsfromfreshmanKyleVanThof(Penfield,N.Y.)andsophomoreMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.),theNittanyLionmen'slacrosse team(1-9,0-2CAA)droppeda12-7decisionatNo.8Drexel(9-2,2-0CAA).

PennStategotontheboardfirstwithanunassistedgoalfromVanThofatthe 11:51markinthefirstquarter.Drexelrippedoffthenextthreegoals,however,to makethescorea3-1Dragonadvantage.Thethreegoals,includingtwoconversionsfromColinAmbler,cameinaone-minutespanfromthe10:39markinthe firstquartertothe9:40mark.Mackridesbrokethestreakwithanunassistedgoal with7:12remaininginthefirstquartertobringtheNittanyLionswithinonegoal, 3-2.

Thetwoteamsexchangedgoalsagain,withDrexel'sAmblerrecordinghisthird ofthequarterandMackridesnettinghissecond,bringinghisteam-leadingtotal to27goalsontheyear.Drexelscoredtwicemoretotakea6-3leadintothesecondquarterandneverrelinquishedtheadvantagedespiteacontinuedattack fromPennState'soffense.

DragonattackmanAmblergothisfourthandfinalgoalofthedayjustsixsecondsintothesecondquarterandteammateKevinStockel'sfirstgoaloftheday extendedtheDrexelleadto8-3.PSU'sVanThofscoredhissecondgoalofthe afternoonbeforethequarterexpired,bringingtheDUleadbacktojustfourgoals, 8-4.

DrexelgotanotherscorebeforeVanThofassistedaBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.) goaltomakeita9-5Drexeladvantage.VanThof'sfivepointsofthedaywerea careerhighforthefreshman.Drexeladdedanotherbeforethethirdquarterdrew

toaclose,andledtheNittanyLions10-5enteringthefinalstanza.

FreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)scoredhis15thgoaloftheyearto kick-offfourthquarteractionandbroughttheNittanyLionswithinfourgoals. Drexelrippedofftwomoregoals,however,totaketheleadtoa12-6advantage. PennStatetackedononemoregoalbeforethegameended.Juniormidfielder MattShankoff's(Flemington,N.J.)secondscoreoftheyearmadethefinalscore Drexel12,PennState7,with1:08remaininginthegame.

VanThofledPSUwithfivepoints(2goals,1assist)withMackridesalsoadding twogoals.AmblerpacedDrexelwitheightpointsonfourgoals.

PennState'sDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)had11savesintheloss.Drexel's MarkManosgotcreditforthewin,playingallbut1:40fortheDragonsingoaland tallying16saves.ManosgaveupallsevenNittanyLiongoals.Despitecoming outonthelosingendoftheCAAmatch-up,PennStateout-shotDrexel40-35.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 7, #8 Drexel 12 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU11:51(VanThof),DU10:39(Stockel,Trizano),DU9:49(Ambler),DU 9:40(Ambler,Perri),PSU7:12(Mackrides),DU5:39(Ambler,Dennis),5:15 (Mackrides),DU4:19(Layfield),DU2:25(Dennis)

2nd:DU14:54(Ambler,Perri),DU8:49(Stockel),PSU5:37(VanThof)

3rd:DU13:32(Church,Dennis),PSU8:18(Gribbin,VanThof),DU4:29(West)

4th:PSU14:17(Dolik),DU14:11(Fisher),DU13:04(Church,Stockel),PSU1:08 (Shankoff)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU22,DU29MAN-UPOPPS:PSU0-3,DU1-2 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU40-24,DU35-23--FACE-OFFS:PSU13-23,DU10-23 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,11SV,12GA),DUManos(58:20, 16SV,7GA),Miller(1:40,1SV,0GA)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE31127

DREXEL622212

RECORDS:PennState1-9(0-2CAA),Drexel9-2(2-0CAA)

ATTENDANCE:1025

PENN STATE 11, #11 HOFSTRA 10 (OT)

Saturday,April17,2010--UniversityPark,Pa.

PersistencepaidofffortheNittanyLionmen'slacrosseteamSaturdaynightat JeffreyFieldasitpulledoffthe11-10overtimewinagainstvisitingNo.11Hofstra.ThevictorymarkedthefirstCAAwinoftheseasonfortheNittanyLions,who were2-9(1-2CAA)afterthewin.Withtheloss,Hofstrafellto7-4(1-3CAA). FreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)gotthegame-winnerinovertime, oneofthreegoalsontheday,whileMattMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.) addedfour.

PennStategotonthescoreboardfirstforthethirdgameinarow,jumpingoutto a1-0leadalittleovertwominutesintothegameonagoalfromfreshmanKyle VanThof(Penfield,N.Y.).Theman-upgoalwasassistedbyfreshmanBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.).HofstraansweredwhenStephenBentznettedanunassisted goalatthe9:51markinthefirstquarter,knottingthegameat1-1.

PSUleadingscorerMattMackridesgothisfirstoffourgoalsonthedaywith2:28 remaininginthequartertotaketheleadback,2-1.PrideattackmanJayCard tiedthegameagain47secondsbeforethequarterended,makingit2-2onhis unassistedscore.

Theteamsenteredthesecondquartereven,andthegamewouldstaythatway asthedefensesruledforoversixminutestostartthequarter.Hofstrabrokethe

stalematewhenJamieLincolnstartedafive-goalPriderun.SteveDeNapoliand BradLoizeauxalsoeachhadagoalintherunwithKevinFordaddingtwoscores topushthemargintoa7-2Hofstraadvantage.TheNittanyLionsweren'tdone, however,asapairofgoalsfromMackridesbroughtPennStatewithinthreegoals, 7-4,beforehalftime.

PennStatefoughthardinthethirdquarter,chippingawayattheHofstraadvantageonegoalatatime.MoreoffensivemagicfromMackridesstartedthescoring forPennStateinthethirdquarteratthe10:41mark.Theman-upgoalcameon anassistfromredshirt-seniorChrisHogan(Wykoff,N.J.),bringingtheNittany Lionswithintwogoals,5-7.Afteranothersixminutesofscorelesslacrosse,freshmanNickDolikaddedanotherscoreforPennStateoffafeedfromVanThof. PennState'sfive-goalrunwascapped-offbyagoalfromHogan,tyingthegame at7-7andbringingtheJeffreyFieldcrowdof657totheirfeet.

LoiseauxdrewthePrideaheadbyagoalagainwhenhenettedanunassisted goalwith1:34remaininginthethirdquarter.PSU'sDolikfoundthenetnext,however,asthesee-sawbattlecontinued.The8-8tiewasthefourthoftheday,but thedramawasnotover.

PennStatetooktheleadforthefirsttimesincethefirstquarterwhensenior AnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)scoredhisfirstgoalofthedayandgavethe NittanyLionsa9-8lead.Hofstrascoredthenexttwogoalsonconversionsfrom Ford,histhirdoftheday,andLincoln,hissecond.

With2:34remaininginregulation,theNittanyLionschargedbacktotiethegame at10apiece,onGribbin'sfirstgoaloftheday.Dolikassistedonthegoaland, despitesomegoodchances,thegamewentintoovertime.Thegamewasthe secondovertimecontestfortheNittanyLionsandafterdroppingthefirstovertime gametoOhioState11-10,PennStatewaslookingforareversaloffortune.

Withthegamehanginginthebalance,thefirstteamtoscorewouldgoawayvictorious.PennStatewontheface-off,andfreshmanDoliktookcontrolandscored thegame-winninggoal50secondsintotheovertime.TheNittanyLionsswarmed thenight'sherointhecornerofthefieldincelebrationwhiletheHofstrareaction provedtobequitedifferentaftertheupsetwascomplete.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 11, #11 Hofstra 10 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:PSU12:57(VanThof,Gribbin),HOF9:51(Bentz),PSU2:28(Mackrides), HOF0:47(Card,Loizeaux)

2nd:HOF8:15(Lincoln),HOF6:09(Ford),HOF5:56(DeNapoli),HOF3:51 (Ford,Card),HOF2:39(Loizeaux),PSU1:31(Mackrides),PSU0:13(Mackrides) 3rd:PSU10:41(Mackrides,Hogan),PSU4:38(Dolik,VanThof),PSU3:15 (Hogan),HOF1:34(Loizeaux),PSU0:12(Dolik)

4th:PSU14:18(Basciano,VanThof),HOF11:44(Ford),HOF5:10(Lincoln),PSU 2:34(Gribbin,Dolik)

OT:PSU3:10(Dolik)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU37,HOF28MAN-UPOPPS:PSU2-4,HOF1-6 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU29-20,HOF34-18--FACE-OFFS:PSU15-25,HOF1025

GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:50,8SV,10GA),HOFGvozden (60:50,9SV,11GA)

BYQUARTERS:1234OF HOFSTRA2512010

PENNSTATE2242111

RECORDS:PennState2-9(1-2CAA),Hofstra7-4(1-3CAA)

ATTENDANCE:657

PENN STATE 9, #14 TOWSON 10 Saturday,April24,2010--Towson,Md.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamnearlypulledoffasecondstraight top20upset,butdroppedatough10-9gameatNo.14Towson.PennStateralliedfromalatethree-goaldeficitinthefourthquartertotiethegamebefore Towsonwouldpullawayforthewin.FreshmanBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.)led PennStatewiththreegoalsandanassist.

Towsonbrokeouttoanearlylead,gettingtwogoalsinthefirsthalfoftheopeningperiod,onefromScottRuhlandtheotherfromCarlIoconabeforethe8:00 mark.FreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.)answeredforPennStateat the3:21markbuttheTigersquicklyreturnedthefavor,gettingaMattLamon scorewith1:30leftintheopeningperiodtoretakeatwo-goallead(3-1)heading intothesecondperiod.

BrockArmourputTowsonupbythreewiththefirstgoalofthesecondstanza,nettingagoallessthantwominutesintoputtheTigersup4-1.JuniorChrisHogan (Wyckoff,N.J.)cutintotheTUleadwithanunassistedgoalwith10:35onthe clock,butTowsonquicklycounteredwithaStephenNorrisman-upgoalwith9:37 left.PennStatescoredquickly,however,gettingaMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.)goaloffanEarlRoss(Shoreham,Vt.)assistjustsixseconds later.DolikthengotPennStatetowithinonewithasoloscorewith7:47leftin thefirsthalf,cuttingTU’sleadto5-4.ButTowsonwouldopenupatwo-goallead onceagainwhenMattHughesscoredatthe6:09marktomovetheTigersoutto a6-4lead.Lessthantwominuteslater,Towson’sTimStrattonscoredandthe Tigerswerequicklyleadingbythreeagain,7-4.PennStatewouldgrabsome momentumheadingintothebreak,however,asBillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.) scoredoffaColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.)assistasthesecondperiod clockexpired,cuttingTowson’sleadto7-5headingintothelockerroom.

WillHarringtonscoredthefirstgoalofthesecondhalf,gettingthescoreatthe 5:02marktoputTowsonup8-5.Gribbinscoredagain,thistimetakingapass fromAnthonyBasciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)toscorewith1:36left.ButTowson answeredquicklyagain,withTimStattonscoringatthe1:14marktogiveTUa 9-6leadheadingintothefinalperiod.

PennStatemountedacomebackinthefourthquarter,scoringthreequickgoals totiethegame.MackridesscoredwithanassistfromGribbinwith10:44onthe clockandthenGribbinscoredlessthanaminutelaterwithanassistfromMackridestocuttheTowsonleadto9-8with9:53leftinthegame.Dolikscoredhis thirdgoalofthegamewith8:57ontheclock,tyingthegameat9-9withanunassistedgoal.TowsonstoppedthePennStaterallywithaChristianPastirikgoal with6:41ontheclock,givingTUaonegoalleadagain,10-9.Thatgoalwould turnouttobethegame’sdecisivescoreasTowsonwouldmaintaincontrolofthe ballasthegameendedandescapewitha10-9win.

PennStategoalieDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)hadninesavesforPennState whileTowsonkeeperTravisLovehad15.GribbinledtheNittanyLionswiththree goalsandanassistforfourpointswhileMackrideshadthreeofftwoandone andDolikhadthreeoffthreegoals.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 9, #14 Towson 10 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:TU9:55(Ruhl),TU8:47(Iacona),PSU3:12(Dolik),TU1:30(Lamon,Stratton)

2nd:TU13:32(Armour,Iacona),PSU10:35(Hogan),TU9:37(Norris,Stratton), PSU9:31(Mackrides,Ross),PSU7:47(Dolik),TU6:09(Hughes,Mezzanotte), TU4:11(Stratton),PSU0:01(Gribbin,Vosburgh)

3rd:TU5:02(Harrington),PSU1:36(Gribbin,Basciano),TU1:14(Stratton,

Pastirik)

4th:PSU10:44(Mackrides,Gribbin),PSU9:53(Gribbin,Mackrides),PSU8:57 (Dolik),TU6:41(Pastirik,Harrington),

GROUNDBALLS:PSU37,TU34MAN-UPOPPS:PSU1-3,TU2-6 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU41-24,TU33-19--FACE-OFFS:PSU14-21,TU7-21 GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(60:00,10GA,9SV),TUTravisLove (60:00,9GA,15SV)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F PENNSTATE14139 TOWSON342110

RECORDS:PennState(2-10,1-3CAA),Towson(6-5,4-0CAA) ATTENDANCE:1409

PENN STATE 10, DELAWARE 14 Friday,April30,2010--UniversityPark,Pa.

ThePennStateNittanyLionlacrosseteamlostatough14-10gametoDelaware intheregularseasonfinaleforbothteamsonFridaynight.Delawareuseda thirdperiodflurryandsuperbsecondhalfdefensetosecureaCAAtournament bidandendPennState’shopesofpost-seasonplay.TheNittanyLionswereled inthegamebysophomoreMatthewMackrides(NewtownSquare,Pa.),whohad fivepointsoffthreegoalsandtwoassists.

DelawaregotontheboardfirstwhenJohnAustinscoredanunassistedgoalat the11:10mark.ButNittanyLionfreshmanNickDolik(BloomfieldHills,Mich.) quicklyanswered,gettinghisownunassistedgoalwith10:27ontheclock.Penn StategainedpossessionontheensuingfaceoffandMackridesputPennState up2-1withanunassistedgoaljust:14later.However,Delawareansweredjust :10afterthat,withCurtisDicksontyingthegameat2-2witha10:03score.Mackridesscoredagainwith8:16leftintheopeningperiod,takinganAnthony Basciano(Holtsville,N.Y.)assistandscoringfromcloserangetogivetheNittanyLionsa3-2lead.DelawaretiedthegamewhenAnthonyRuizscoredwith 6:25leftinthecontestbutPennStatewastednotimeretakingthelead,scoring :12laterwhenChrisHogan(Wyckoff,N.J.)scoredunassistedtoputtheLionsup 4-3.CAAleadingscorerDicksongothissecondgoalofthegamewith4:43on theclocktotiethegameupat4:44andPennStatetookitsfirsttimeout.The stoppageinplaysloweddownthepaceofthegameandneitherteamscoredfor theremainderoftheperiod.

ColtonVosburgh(KennettSquare,Pa.)putPennStateupbyone,5-4,lessthan aminuteintothesecondperiod,scoringanunassistedgoalatthe14:12mark. PennStatekilledaone-minutepenaltybutthengaveupaMartinCahillgoalat the10:51marktotiethegameat5-5.NittanyLiongoalieDaveBaker(Havertown,Pa.)leftthegamewithaninjuryandwasreplacedbyreserveJohnNichols (Myersville,Md.)shortlyaftertheCahillgoal.KyleVanThof(Penfield,N.Y.) notchedanunassistedgoalwith7:54leftintheperiodtoputtheLionsbackup 6-5.Delawareansweredwithtwoman-upgoalsfromDickson,oneatthe6:25 markandoneatthe5:23mark,toputDelawareup7-6.Delawaremountedalate chargetoaddmoregoalstoitslead,butNicholscameupbigforPennStatewith twoclosesavesinthefinalsecondstokeepPennStatecloseandwithinoneat thebreak.

Cahillscoredunassistedlessthantwominutesintothethirdperiodtogivethe BlueHensa8-6leadandGrantKaleikaufollowedwithanotherwith10:30onthe clocktogivetheHensa9-6lead.WithDelawaregoalieNoahFossnercoming upbigfortheBlueHens,UDwasabletokeepPennStateoffthescoreboard whileitsoffensecontinuedtoaddtoitslead.KevinKaminskiputUDup10-6with agoalatthe5:41mark.PennStatecutintothelead,gettingaman-upgoalfrom

VosburghoffaMackridesassistwith2:41leftintheperiod.Thescoregotthe Lionstowithinthree,10-7.ButDelaware’sKaminksigaveUDan11-7leadatthe period’send,scoringanunassistedgoalwithjust:12leftinthestanza.

DelawarecontinuedtoaddtoitsleadinthefourthperiodwhenDicksonscored hisfifthgoalatthe11:06mark,takinga12-7leadandforcingPennStateintoa timeout.MackrideslookedtogetPennStatebackintothegame,takingaBascianopassandscoringwith7:56lefttocuttheDelawareleadto12-8.Freshman BillyGribbin(Rockville,Md.)continuedtheLion’srally,scoringunassistedjust overaminutelaterandtheNittanyLionshadclimbedbacktowithinthree,12-9, with6:53lefttoplay.Dicksonstoppedthepushshort,however,withhissixth goal,thisonewith3:52lefttoplay,puttingUDup13-9.DolikscoredoffaMackridespasslessthan:30later,butDelawarecounteredwithaRuizgoalwith1:30 lefttoretakea14-10lead.Delawarewouldthenkilltheclocktoclaimthe14-10 win,securingaCAAtournamentbidandendingPennState’sseason.

Mackrides’fivepointsledPennStateandhewashelpedoutbyDolikandVosburghwhoeachhadtwogoals.Delawarewasgoodon16of18clearswhile PennStatewon15of27faceoffs.PennStatewonthegroundballbattle41-34 andeachteamtook48shots.

PennStateendedtheregularseasonwitha2-11mark,1-4intheCAA.Withthe win,Delawarebecame8-6,3-2intheCAA.PennState’sseasonconcluded whileDelawarewouldcontinueoninnextweek’sCAAchampionshiptournament.

GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 10, Delaware 14 SCORING(Goal-Assist):

1st:DEL11:10(Austin),PSU10:27(Dolik),PSU10:13(Mackrides),DEL10:03 (Dickson,Kaleikau),PSU8:16(Mackrides,Basciano),DEL6:25(Ruiz),PSU6:13 (Hogan),DEL4:43(Dickson)

2nd:PSU14:12(Vosburgh),DEL10:51(Cahill),PSU7:54(VanThof),DEL6:25 (Dickson,Kaleikau),DEL5:23(Dickson,Elsmo)

3rd:DEL13:18(Cahill),DEL10:30(Kaleikau),UD5:41(Kaminski),PSU2:41 (Vosburgh,Mackrides),DEL0:12(Kaminski)

4th:DEL11:06(Dickson,Kaleikau),PSU7:56(Mackrides,Basciano),PSU6:53 (Gribbin),DEL3:52(Dickson),PSU3:24(Dolik,Mackrides),DEL1:30(Ruiz, Dickson)

GROUNDBALLS:PSU41,DEL34MAN-UPOPPS:PSU1-4,DEL2-6 SHOTS(SH-SOG):PSU48-22,DEL48-29--FACE-OFFS:PSU15-27,DEL1227

GOALIESUMMARY:PSUDaveBaker(20:30,5GA,6SV),JohnNichols(39:30, 9GA,9SV);DELNoahFossner(60:00,10GA,12SV)

SCOREBYQUARTERS:1234F

PENNSTATE421310

DELAWARE434314

RECORDS:PennState(2-11,1-4CAA),Delaware(8-6,3-2CAA)

ATTENDANCE:509

2010 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (FINAL)

Towson4-1.8007-8.467

Drexel3-2.60010-5.667

Delaware3-2.60010-7.588

Hofstra2-3.4009-5.643

Massachusetts2-3.4008-6.571

PennState1-4.2002-11.154

2010 CAA ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

2/22:

Player--CurtisDickson,Delaware

Rookie--WillManny,UMass

3/1: Player--JamieLincoln,Hofstra

3/8:

3/15:

3/22:

3/29:

4/5:

4/12:

Rookie--NickTrizano,Drexel

Player--CurtisDickson,Delaware

Rookie--RobertChurch,Drexel

Player--JamieLincoln,Hofstra

Player--MarkManos,Drexel

Rookie--RobBellairs,Hofstra

Player--ChristianPastirik,Towson

Rookie--RobBellairs,Hofstra

Player--TimMcCormack,UMass

ROOKIE -- BILLY GRIBBIN, PENN STATE

Player--RobertChurch,Drexel

Rookie--RobertChurch,Drexel

Player-JayCard,Hofstra

Player-TravisLove,Towson

Rookie-MattThomas,Towson

4/19: PLAYER -- NICK DOLIK, PENN STATE

CurtisDickson,Delaware

ROOKIE -- NICK DOLIK, PENN STATE

HONORS WON IN 2010

Matt Bernier: SecondTeamAll-CAA

Nick Dolik: CAAPlayeroftheWeek,4/19/10

CAARookieoftheWeek,4/19/10

SecondTeamAll-CAA

CAAAll-RookieTeam

Billy Gribbin: CAARookieoftheWeek,3/28/10

CAAAll-RookieTeam

Charley Henneghan: FirstTeamAll-CAA

Chris Hogan: SecondTeamAll-CAA

Matthew Mackrides: FirstTeamAll-CAA

PSU IN THE CAA: STAT LEADERS

TEAM:

GoalsPG5th,9.54

AssistsPG6th,4.54

PointsPG6th,14.08

GroundballsPG1st,33.92

Shot%6th,.241

Man-up%2nd,.383

PenaltyKilling%2nd,.724

GoalsAgainstAvg.6th,12.51

SavesPG5th,10.54

Save%6th,.457

FaceOff%1st,.572

INDIVIDUAL:

GoalsPGMatthewMackrides,2nd,2.77

4/26:

Player--CurtisDickson,Delaware

Rookie--WillManny,UMass

PointsPGMatthewMackrides,4th,3.38

GroundBallsPGCharleyHenneghan,4th,3.62

Save%DaveBaker,5th,.481

SavesPGDaveBaker,5th,8.92

FaceOff%CharleyHenneghan,1st,.600 JoeBritt,4th,.564

10Mackrides,Matthew13-1336844119.30372.60504043--4-3.0 21Gribbin,Billy13-132383160.38338.63304031--26Dolik,Nick13-62162779.26652.65811013--1-0.5 19Hogan,Chris13-1215924109.13846.42214031--11-8.5 39VanThof,Kyle13-1691535.17117.486020161-2.5001-0.5 22Vosburgh,Colton13-0841233.24216.4850104--3-2.5 25Basciano,Anthony10-8841225.32015.6000209--1-0.5 15Shea,Brian13-1322416.1257.43800028--2-1.5 3Lloyd,Billy10-01345.20051.0000002--1-0.5 17Shankoff,Matt11-01344.25041.00000010--.7-6.0 14Henneghan,Danny11-01122.5001.5000009-19-38.50044Donley,Will9-01013.3331.3330001--11Bernier,Matt12-121012.50021.00000023--5-3.5 13Henneghan,Charley13-001112.0003.2500004790-150.6002-2.0 28Ross,Earl10-00112.0001.50000020--5-4.0 23Link,Ryan11-00003.0001.3330008--32Baker,Dave13-130001.00011.00000035--30Brown,Greg12-00001.00011.0000006--1-1.0 29Gannett,Alex11-20001.0000.0000003--24Ridgway,Conrad5-00001.0000.0000001--7Britt,Joe13-120001.0000.0000002475-133.56477Joyce,Kevin13-00000.0000.0000006--43Nichols,John5-00000.0000.0000006--42Davidheiser,Eric4-00000.0000.0000000--34Baucum,Conor1-00000.0000.0000000--33Etter,Kevin13-120000.0000.0000008--5-4.5 31Elmer,J.J.2-00000.0000.0000000--27McGarvey,Ryan13-60000.0000.0000009--2-1.5 20Loy,Matt1-00000.0000.0000001--18Brelus,John1-00000.0000.0000001--16Davis,Billy13-70000.0000.0000009--9-6.0 12Sampson,Greg7-00000.0000.00000031-2.5006Andress,John3-00000.0000.0000004--4Roper,Drew11-00000.0000.0000001--1-1.0

2010

FEBRUARY

Sat.20ROBERTMORRISL,17-24

Sun.28at#3NotreDameL,8-12 MARCH

Goals by Period1st2nd3rd4thOTTotal PennState273027391124 Opponents514634311163

Shots by Period1st2nd3rd4thOTTotal PennState1041281281522514 Opponents127131124941477

Shots on Goal1st2nd3rd4thOTTotal PennState657362821283 Opponents828176601300

Saves by Period1st2nd3rd4thOTTotal PennState313542290137 Opponents384335430159

Sat.6atOhioStateL,10-11(OT)

Tue.9VILLANOVAL,7-11

Sat.13atRutgersL,4-7

Sat.20at#8DukeL,11-20

Sat.27ST.JOHNSW,13-11

Tues.30BUCKNELLL,9-11 APRIL

Sat.3UMASS*L,8-10

Sat.10at#8Drexel*L,7-12

Sat.17HOFSTRA*W,11-10(OT)

Sat.24at#14Towson*L,9-10

Fri.30DELAWARE*L,10-14

*IndicatesECACContest•AllTimesEastern•HomeeventsinCAPS

HonorsandAwards

1ST, 2ND, 3RD TEAM ALL AMERICANS

Year Player Pos. Team

1924AndyShanerAttack2nd

HapFrankAttack3rd

1925AndyShanerAttack3rd

1926BillWendellAttack3rd

1927JohnBelfieldAttack2nd

BillWendellAttack3rd

1934GeorgeKothAttack3rd

1935GeorgeKothAttack2nd

1938JoeAndrukitisMidfield3rd

1939AlexCowanDefense3rd

GeorgeRitterMidfield3rd

1940GeorgeRitterMidfield1st

BartBuserAttack3rd

1941AlBlairAttack3rd

1942BillZiegenfusDefense3rd

JimGotwalsDefense3rd

1943JimGotwalsDefense2nd

JohnBrinerDefense3rd

TomMitchellAttack3rd

1946JohnNolanMidfield3rd

1948JohnNolanMidfield3rd

1952JohnHenryDefense3rd

1954AlFultonMidfield2nd

1957BillHessAttack3rd

1962AndyLockhartDefense3rd

1976RichMautiMidfield2nd

1981JoeGuterdingGoal3rd

1982JoeGuterdingGoal3rd

1987ChrisDentMidfield3rd

2003RobBatemanMidfield2nd

USILA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA

1993:ChrisMarcus

1997:GregJackson

2001:MattVallone

2003:MattZappia

2008:AndrewMackrides

USILA MAN OF THE YEAR

NickThiel,1945and1947.

ThomasR.Hayes,1975.

LACROSSE HALL OF FAME

Harry“Lighthouse”Wilson,inducted1963. NickThiel,inducted1965.

ThomasR.Hayes,inducted1989.

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS

Year Player Pos.

1923HarryWilsonMidfield

1924P.M.HackettAttack

1926W.H.HelbigMidfield

1929O.R.KothMidfield

S.B.MinnichAttack

1930K.R.KaiserAttack

O.R.KothAttack

1931R.F.CarlsonAttack

1932R.F.CarlsonAttack

W.W.McMillenDefense

1937S.E.CohnAttack

H.N.MeyerGoal

1938S.E.CohnAttack

GeorgeRitterDefense

1939RayCoskeryAttack

1941BillZiegenfusDefense

1942TomMitchellMidfield JimRitterMidfield

1946BillHollenbachGoal

G.F.SullivanAttack

ArtTenhulaDefense

1947BillHollenbachGoal

KenKerwinAttack

ArtTenhulaDefense

1948BillHollenbachGoal

DeanKissellDefense

GeorgeLocotosMidfield

1949EddieBelfieldAttack

A.O. “Bud”ThomasAttack

1950EddieBelfieldAttack

JoeDrazenovichDefense

RobertLouisMidfield

DaveThielMidfield

1968KenEdwardsAttack

1972JimTrenzAttack

1975RichMautiMidfield

1977RichMautiMidfield

KeithMcGuireAttack

1981BillTurriMidfield

1982BillTurriMidfield

1983GaryMartinAttack

1984TomLionAttack

GaryMartinAttack

1986ChrisDentMidfield

1987ArtBerryMidfield

1989JimLavertyMidfield

1990PaulGilhoolDefense

JimLavertyMidfield

1991JimLavertyMidfield

1992AlexSchoonmakerDefense

1993ChrisMarcusMidfield

1994AlexSchoonmakerDefense

1995MikeBuszaMidfield

ErikMerkelAttack

1996DaveDanieckiDefense

1997DaveDanieckiDefense

HamiltonPollardMidfield

1999ChrisSchillerMidfield

2002RobBatemanMidfield

WillDriscollAttack

2003ChrisGarrityGoal

MattZappiaDefense

2005WillJonesMidfield

2006DrewAdamsGoal

PatHeimMidfield

2007PatHeimMidfield

2008DrewAdamsGoal

2009DrewAdamsGoal

ALL-CAA TEAM

2010:CharleyHenneghan,firstteam

MatthewMackrides,firstteam

ChrisHogan,secondteam

MattBernier,secondteam

NickDolik,secondteam,rookieteam

BillyGribbin,rookieteam

ECAC LACROSSE ALL-LEAGUE TEAM

2000:MikeHerscha,Defense,secondteam

ChrisGarrity,Goal,secondteam

EricWood,Midfield,secondteam

2001:MikeHerscha,Defense,firstteam

KevinHaggerty,Faceoff,secondteam

WillDriscoll,Attack,secondteam

2002:WillDriscoll,Attack,firstteam

SeanDroogan,Attack,secondteam

MattZappia,Defense,secondteam

RobBateman,LongStick,secondteam

2003:MattZappia,Defense,firstteam

NateWhitaker,Attack,secondteam

LukeOgelsby,Attack,secondteam

MarshallFeldman,Midfield,secondteam

ChrisGarrity,Goal,secondteam

RobBateman,Defense,secondteam

2004:NateWhitaker,Attack,firstteam

MattO’Malley,Defense,firstteam

2005:PatHeim,Midfield,firstteam

JesseTarr,Defense,firstteam

NateWhitaker,Attack,secondteam

2006:DrewAdams,Goalie,firstteam

NateWhitaker,Attack,firstteam

DanSaltsman,Defense,firstteam

PatHeim,Midfield,firstteam

BrianBoyle,Attack,secondteam

GregGurenlian,Midfield,secondteam

2007:DrewAdams,Goalie,firstteam

PatHeim,Midfield,firstteam

DanSaltsman,Defense,firstteam

BrianBoyle,Attack,secondteam.

2008:DrewAdams,Goalie,firstteam

AndrewMackrides,Midfield,secondteam

2009ChrisHogan,Attack,firstteam

DrewAdams,Goalie,secondteam

ECAC COACH OF THE YEAR

2005:GlennThiel

ECAC ALLACADEMIC TEAM

2001:MattZappia,MikeKern,TedHolmes, CarsonYoder,MattVallone

2002:MattZappia,BrianMabry

2003:DavidSmith,R.J.Charles,MattZappia,Brian

Mabry,B.J.Donovan,EdmondPerry, BrendanDeBow

ECAC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

2002:WillJones

2006:DrewAdams

ECAC GOALIE OF THE YEAR

2006:DrewAdams

2007:DrewAdams

2008:DrewAdams

USA WORLD TEAM

1990:JimLaverty(Alternate)

1990:TomLion(Alternate)

2006:ChrisGarrity(Goalie)

2010:ChrisSchiller(Midfield)

UNDER 19 WORLD TEAM

1992:MikeBusza(Midfield)

1996:ChrisLamy(Defense)

2008:MattewMackrides(Attack)

NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STARS

1940BartBuserAttack

GeorgeRitterMidfield

1941AlBlairMidfield

1942TomGotwalsDefense

BillZiegenfusDefense

1943BillBrinerDefense

1946BillHollenbachGoal

JohnNolanMidfield

ArtTenhulaDefense

1947BillHollenbachGoal

JohnNolanMidfield

ArtTenhulaDefense

1949JohnFinleyMidfield

DeanKissellDefense

RogerNestorMidfield

1950BobLouisMidfield

1951JohnWilcoxMidfield

1952JohnHenryDefense

1953WayneHockersmithMidfield

1954AlFultonMidfield

1956BobBullockDefense

BobHamelMidfield

1958FredDonahueMidfield

1959JohnBehneAttack

1961DaveErwinDefense

1962AndrewLockhartDefense

1965DaveThielMidfield

ChadMooreDefense

1966GlennThielMidfield

GregWackerMidfield

1969JimMcGuoneGoal

1970StuSchooleyDefense

1971DonStoneGoal

AndrewGermainDefense

HamiltonPollardDefense

2001RandyKleinmanMidfield

MattValloneGoalie

2002WillDriscollAttack

2003LukeOgelsbyAttack

2004BrianMabryMidfield

MattO’MalleyDefense

2005JesseTarrDefense

MarcYoungMidfield

2007PatHeimMidfield

MattMulqueenDefense

DanSaltsmanDefense

GilPearsallMidfield

2008AndrewMackridesMidfield

TommyZichelliDefense

2009DrewAdamsGoalie

RobForsterAttack

JohnStuckeyDefense

2010None

PENN STATE IN THE PROS

DaveKing,1988,Baltimore(MILL)

TomLion,1988,Washington(MILL)

ChrisDent,1989-90,Philadelphia(MILL)

GaryMartin,1988-95,Philadelphia(MILL)

1996-2000,Philadelphia(NLL),Asst.Coach

ArtBerry,1990,Pittsburgh(MILL)

TimConway,1990-91,Pittsburgh(MILL)

J.J.Pearl,1993,Pittsburgh(MILL)

1994-97,Baltimore(MILL)

JimLaverty,1993,Boston(MILL)

RandyKleinman,2002,Philadelphia(NLL)

2004,Anaheim(NLL)

ChrisSchiller,2001,Philadelphia(NLL)

2002-Prsnt.,Rochester(NLL)

2002-Prsnt.,Rochester(MLL)

HamiltonPollard,2002,Baltimore(MLL), 2006-Prsnt.,LosAngelas(MLL)

MikeBusza,1998-2001,Philadelphia(NLL)

2001,Boston(MLL)

WillDriscoll,2003-2005,Rochester(MLL)

DaveDaniecki,1998-2004,Baltimore(MLL)

ChrisGarrity,2004-07,Boston(MLL)

2008-Prsnt.,Chesapeake(MLL)

WillCutler,2005-2008,Baltimore(MLL)

RobBateman,2005-2008,LongIsland(MLL)

KevinKeenan,2005-2008,Philadelphia(MLL)

JesseTarr,2005-2008,Philadelphia(MLL)

MattVallone,2005,LosAngelas(MLL)

MarcYoung,2005-2008,Philadelphia(MLL)

GregGurenlian,2006-2009,Rochester(MLL)

PatHeim,2007-Prsnt.,Boston(MLL)

2007-Prsnt.,Philadelphia(NLL)

TommyZichelli,2008,Washington(MLL)

DrewAdams,2009-Prsnt.,LongIsland(MLL)

HonorsandAwards

PITTENGER AWARD

PresentedtothemostvaluableseniorinmemoryofGeorge Pittenger,aNittanyLionlacrosseplayer(1940-41)whowas killedinactioninGermanyonApril30,1944,whileservingin theU.S.Army.

1947:KenKerwin

1948:BillHollenbach

1949:A.O.“Bud”Thomas

1950:JoeDrazenovich

1951:PhilBenedetti

1952:HaroldWolfram

1953:RichSchaeffer

1954:AlFulton

1955:JoeErwin

1956:BobBullock

1957:JimHouck

1958:FredDonahue

1959:RayTuleya

1960:RichardBullock

1961:TomOgden

1962:AndyLockhart

1963:GeorgeCimochowski

1964:JohnMeisel

1965:RogerDoumar

1966:GlennThiel

1967:JoeGorman

1968:GaryPatterson

1969:JohnMatthews

1970:JohnO’Brien

1971:RonSchwartz

1972:BobFromkin

1973:MarkMcCubbin

1974:RonSchneider

1975:KevinCampbell

1976:KarlHurtzig

1977:JackBarry

1978:MikeMass

1979:EdRecco

1980:BillCurran

1981:PaulSullivan

1982:BillTurri

1983:JayStarapoli

1984:TomLion

1985:BillSchoonmaker

1986:TodHenjes

1987:MartyCoyle

1988:JeffConnor

1989:JohnHollerbach

1990:BillLunder

1991:JimLaverty

1992:J.J.Pearl

1993:ChrisMarcus

1994:JayGraham

1995:MikeBusza

1996:RobWarren

1997:GregJackson

1998:ChrisKilloren

1999:ChrisSchiller

2000:DonMayerhofer

2001:MattVallone

2002:WillDriscoll,SeanDroogan

2003:ChrisGarrity

2004:BrianMabry

2005:MarcYoung

2006:GregGurenlian

2007:PatHeim

2008:AndrewMackrides

2009:DrewAdams

2010:CharleyHenneghan

LOCKHART MEMORIAL AWARD

PresentedtothebestdefensiveplayerinmemoryofAndrew Lockhart,1962All-Americandefenseman.

1969:JerryCurtin

1970:StuSchooley

1971:DonStone

1972:JeffCrowley

1973:JimClouser

1974:JoeCarlozo

1975-9:NotAwarded

1980:JohnFarrell

1981:JoeGuterding

1982:KenPanzer,MarkGoulding

1983:JohnCoyle

1984:JohnCoyle

1985:TodHenjes

1986:TodHenjes

1987:MartyCoyle

1988:ChipRobertson

1989:PaulGilhool

1990:J.J.Pearl

1991:PaulMcKelvey

1992:AlexSchoonmaker

1993:CraigDriver

1994:AlexSchoonmaker

1995:DaveDaniecki

1996:DaveDaniecki

1997:DaveDaniecki

1998:AndrewGermain

1999:HamiltonPollard

2000:MikeHerscha

2001:MikeHerscha

2002:MattZappia

2003:MattZappia

2004:MattO’Malley

2005:JesseTarr

2006:DanSaltsman

2007:DanSaltsman

2008:DrewAdams

2009:MattBernier

2010:MattBernier

“FRIENDS MVP AWARD”

PresentedtothemostvaluableplayerbytheFriendsofPenn StateLacrosse.

1995:MikeBusza

1996:RobWarren

1997:KevinKeenan

1998:KevinKeenan

1999:KevinKeenan

2000:MichaelKern

2001:MattVallone

2002:WillDriscoll

2003:ChrisGarrity

2004:NotAwarded

2005:GregGurenlian

2006:DrewAdams

2007:DrewAdams

2008:DrewAdams

2009:DrewAdams

2010:MatthewMackrides

THIEL AWARD

PresentedtothemostimprovedplayerinmemoryofGlennN. “Nick”Thiel,PennStatecoachfrom1935-1956.

1981:JoeGuterding

1982:GaryMartin

1983:SteveSchwin

1984:GregPortmann

1985:SeanMcGinley

1986:DaveO’Connor

1987:ChipRobertson

1988:FrankBeddings

1989:RobStrasberg

1990:ScottBailer

1991:ChrisMarcus

1992:KenWille

1993:JayGraham

1994:TolleisonMorriss

1995:AndyLeedom

1996:AndrewGermain

1997:DaveWasho

1998:EricWood

1999:MichaelKern

2000:CarsonYoder

2001:JohnGoldschmidt

2002:BrianMabry

2003:MattO’Malley

2004:KeithBenjamin

2005:DevinKennedy

2006:BubbaScott

2007:DevinKennedy

2008:MikeToner

2009:ColtonVosburgh

2010:DaveBaker

“FRIENDS GPA AWARD”

PresentedtotheplayerwiththehighestGPAforthecurrent yearbytheFriendsofPennStateLacrosse.

1997:DaveKing

1998:CarsonYoder

1999:TedHolmes

2000:MattVallone

2001:TedHolmes

2002:BrianMabry

2003:BrianMabry

2004:BrianMabry

2005:J.T.Farcosky

2006:ScottJacobs

2007:ScottJacobs

2008:WillDonley

2009:WillDonley

“FRIENDS TOP SCORER”

PresentedtothetopgoalscorerbytheFriendsofPennState Lacrosse.

1995:ErikMerkel,46

1996:GregJackson,23

1997:JohnChescavage,28

1998:JohnChescavage,29

1999:JohnChescavage,25

2000:WillDriscoll,28

2001:WillDriscoll,38

2002:WillDriscoll,48

2003:NateWhitaker,24

2004:JohnEremus,NateWhitaker,18

2005:NateWhitaker,31

2006:NateWhitaker,28

2007:RobForster,18

2008:RobForster,MaxVanArsdale,17

2009:ChrisHogan,29

2010:MatthewMackrides,44

SINGLE GAME RECORDS GOALS

No.NameOpponent,Year

10RichRussoMontclair,1983

9BillHessPennsylvania,1957

9JimTrenzBucknell,1972

8BobHamelHobart,1954

8JohnBehneLoyola,1959

8TomHayesRutgers,1962

8GlennThielLehigh,1966

8JimTrenzLoyola,1972

8JimTrenzRutgers,1972

7SteveSchraederGettysburg,1961

ASSISTS

No.NameOpponent,Year

9GaryMartinBucknell,1983

8JohnMeiselLehigh,1964

8KenEdwardsFranklin&Marshall,1968

7BillHessAdelphi,1957

7KenEdwardsDelaware,1968

7BobSchoeflinFranklin&Marshall,1969

7KarlHurtzigLafayette,1973

7GaryMartinLoyola,1982;Montclair,1983

617PlayersTied(last)BrianBoyle,St.Joe’s,2007

POINTS

No.NameOpponent,Year

14GaryMartinBucknell,1983

13BillHessAdelphi,1957

13KenEdwardsFranklin&Marshall,1968

13JimTrenzBucknell,1972

12BobHamelHobart,1954

12GaryMartinMontclair,1982

12GaryMartinDrexel,1982

11KenEdwardsDelaware,1968

11BobSchoeflinFranklin&Marshall,1969

11JimTrenzBucknell,1971

SAVES

SavesNameGameSeason

40JimHouckvs.Navy1957

34JoeGuterdingvs.Hofstra1982

30JohnDivinevs.Delaware1977

29DaveWilkinsonvs.Rutgers1959

29RichCaravellavs.Penn1976

29TomFlorencevs.UMBC1983

28PhilBennedittivs.Navy1951

27J.J.Pearlvs.Villanova1990

27E.G.Rallvs.C.W.Post1985

27JoeGuterdingvs.Hofstra1982

SEASON RECORDS GOALS

ASSISTS

POINTS

SAVES

SEASON RECORDS (CONT.)

SAVE PERCENTAGE

CAREER RECORDS GOALS

No.NameSeasonsHigh

127WillDriscoll1999-0248,2002

104GregJackson1994-9734,1995

102TedPeddy1988-9141,1990

101NateWhitaker2002-0631,2005

97JimLaverty1988-9130,1989

96GaryAlex1974-7731,1975

96GaryMartin1981-8442,1981

95JohnChescavage1995-9929,1998

94JohnHollerbach1986-8928,1986

93BillHess1956-5849,1957

ASSISTS

No.NameSeasonsHigh

156GaryMartin1981-8444,1982

102KeithMcGuire1974-7731,1977

87JeffConnor1984,87-8844,1988

82JohnHollerbach1986-8938,1989

80KarlHurtzig1973-7628,1973

77GregJackson1994-9727,1994

74JohnMeisel1962-6442,1962

67ChrisLehman1990-9322,1993

64LukeOglesby2000-0327,2002

59PeteMakover1990-92,9420,1992

POINTS

No.(Goals/Assists)NameSeasons

252(96/156)GaryMartin1981-84

181(104/77)GregJackson1994-97

176(94/82)JohnHollerbach1986-89

156(127/29)WillDriscoll1999-02

154(52/102)KeithMcGuire1974-77

143(76/67)ChrisLehman1990-93

141(101/40)NateWhitaker2002-06

138(97/41)JimLaverty1988-91

134(93/41)BillHess1956-58

131(81/50)TomLion1981-84

SAVES

694DrewAdams2006-09

571JoeGuterding1979-82

564KevinKeenan1996-99

557J.J.Pearl1989-92

530VinTedesco1962-64

510RichCaravella1972-73;75-76

444ChrisGarrity2000-03

425E.G.Rall1983-86

390ChipRobertson1985-88

363JimMcGoune1967-69

TEAM RECORDS

Goals,game:26vs.Lafayette,1976(26-5)

Goals,season:221,1987

Fewestgoals,game:0,19times

Goalsallowed,game:29vs.Navy,1959

Goalsallowed,season:166,1979(11games)

Fewestgoalsallowed,game:0,(11times)

Fewestgoalsallowed,season:50,1948(11games)

Shutouts,season:2,1951

Lastshutout:Colgate,1967(7-0)

Lastopponentshutout:Maryland,1967(0-17)

Victorymargin:21,Lafayette(26-5),1975; Kutztown(25-4),1990

Losingmargin:26vs.Navy(3-29),1959

Wins,season:11,1995

Lossesseason:11,2010

Consecutivewins,season:8,1981

Consecutivewins,twoseasons:11,1991-92.

Consecutivelosses,season:6,1944,2010

Consecutivelosses,threeseasons:13,1943-45

Games:15;1987,1989,1990

Overtimegames,season:3;1984,2006

Scoringaverage(min.9games):16.2,1976 (146goals,9games)

Lowscoringaverage(min.9games):

4.3,1960(43goals,10games)

Opponentscoringaverage(min.9games):

14.8,1954(133goals,9games)

Opponentlowscoringaverage(min.9games):4.7,1947 (52goals,11games)

FACE-OFF RECORDS

CAREER LEADERS BY TOTAL WON

NameSeasonsAttemptsWinsPct.

GregGurenlian2003-06875508.580

DaveO’Donnell1993-96633400.630

ChrisMarcus1990-93606395.650

BillSchoonmaker1982-85601352.580

KevinHaggerty1998-2001647350.540

ScottBailor1989-1992534279.520

TimConway1986-89548271.490

GROUND BALL RECORDS CAREER LEADERS

NameSeasonsGroundBalls

ChrisMarcus1990-93440

BillSchoonmaker1982-86347

ChrisDent1985-88336

GregGurenlian2003-06305

ScottBailor1989-92292

TimConway1986-89268

BillTurri1979-82259

MikeBusza1992-95258

RobBateman2001-03236

TomLion1981-84201

DaveO’Donnell1993-96186

KevinHaggerty1998-2001182

GaryMartin1981-84175

Year-by-YearResults

1913: 1-0-1

HeadCoach:WalterFarley

May24Pennsylvania4-3W

1914: 2-3

BronxLacrosseClub3-3T

HeadCoach:WalterFarley

BaltimoreCityColl.6-0W

Pennsylvania1-4L

BaltimorePolytechnic8-5W

Hobart3-10L

CarlisleIndian1-6L

1915: 1-3-1

HeadCoach:WalterFarley

Lehigh2-7L

CarlisleIndian1-12L

Pennsylvania1-1T

Hobart4-3W

CarlisleIndian3-5L

1923: 3-4-1

HeadCoach:RobertJardine

Captain:F.Coulter

4/14Pennsylvania4-2W

4/19atHobart4-4T

4/20atCornell1-3L

4/21atSyracuse1-9L

BrooklynPolytechnic19-0W

5/4atMaryland4-8L

5/5atNavy2-12L

5/17Swarthmore5-2W

1924: 1-4

HeadCoach:RobertJardine

Catpain:J.C.Frank

MountWashington0-7L

Syracuse1-8L

atMaryland1-6L

atNavy0-14L

Cornell4-3W

1929: 3-3

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

Captain:T.T.Torak

4/25Dartmouth7-5W

5/10atWesternMaryland5-3W

5/11atNavy4-7L

5/24atCornell3-5L 6/1Army1-2L 6/15OnondagaIndians16-3W

1930: 4-3

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

Captain:K.Kaiser

1916: 2-2

HeadCoach:DocLewis

Captains:R.H.Olmstead,Hollowell

Maryland1-2L

JohnsHopkins1-14L

Maryland4-0W

Syracuse4-1W

1925: 1-5

HeadCoach:RalphLeonard

Captain:W.Shaner

4/25OnondagaIndians0-6L

4/30atCornell0-3L

5/2atSyracuse0-10L

5/9CrescentAA22-1W

5/16atArmy1-15L

1931: 4-2

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

Captain:D.Lewis

5/1atWesternMaryland1-0W

5/2atMaryland0-13L

5/7Syracuse5-4W

5/16OnondagaIndians3-1W

5/23atArmy2-10L

1917: 0-2

HeadCoach:DocLewis

Captains:Olmstead,Hollowell

Swarthmore1-4L

Lehigh1-15L

Scoring:Hollowell29.

1918: No team due to influenza epidemic.

1919: 0-1

HeadCoach:DocLewis

Captain:R.Lehman

Navy0-13L

5/30Pennsylvania6-7L

1926: 4-3

HeadCoach:RalphLeonard

Captain:B.M.Hackett

4/17atPennsylvania10-6W

4/24CrescentAA6-3W

5/1St.Stephens4-2W

5/8Syracuse5-10L

5/15Cornell4-7L

5/22Swarthmore5-3W

5/29Union7-12L

1927: 4-3

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

5/30Colgate9-4W

1932: 2-4

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

Captain:R.Carlson

4/23St.Johns1-10L

4/30WesternMaryland4-0W

5/6atColgate6-3W

5/7atSyracuse2-7L

5/14Maryland1-5L

1933: 0-5

HeadCoach:MikeLoebs

Captain:L.Edel

1920: 1-1

HeadCoach:DocLewis

Maryland3-2W

Navy0-13L

Captain:W.R.Wendell

4/23Lafayette11-1W

4/30CrescentAA16-1W

5/5atCornell2-5L

5/7atSyracuse3-7L

1921: 0-3

HeadCoach:DocLewis

Captains:F.Leuschner

5/6atMaryland3-5L

5/7atNavy2-20L

6/2Toronto1-7L

1922: 1-5

HeadCoach:RobertJardine

Captain:I.Brown

4/4Oxford-Cambridge0-6L

4/28atMaryland3-10L

4/29atNavy0-13L

Syracuse1-6L

atArmy1-15L

Swarthmore3-2W

5/21atLehigh11-2W

5/28Pennsylvania2-6L

6/11OnondagaIndians8-6W

1928: 1-4-2

HeadCoach:EarnestPaul

Captain:J.C.Belfield

4/19Syracuse4-4T

4/21Cornell2-3L

5/5atMountWashington2-7L

5/12Swarthmore5-8L

5/19DrumlinA.C.9-0W

5/26atArmy2-8L

6/9OnondagaIndians6-6T

1934: 4-2

HeadCoach:MikeLoebs

Captain:GeorgeKoth

1935: 4-2

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:R.Weber

Year-by-YearResults

5/18Lafayette19-4W

5/25atArmy4-12L

Scoring:J.E.Rumbagh14,GeorgeKoth11,F.L. Maley10.

1936: 4-3

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:E.Gerber

4/25atPennsylvania5-4W

5/2Lafayette16-2W

5/9Cornell12-6W

5/15atColgate8-3W

5/16atSyracuse3-6L

5/23atArmy2-13L

5/30Maryland2-9L

1937: 5-4

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:JohnConley

4/6Harvard1-11L

4/14atSwarthmore4-3W

4/17Colgate7-4W

4/24Pennsylvania6-4W

5/1Lehigh9-1W

5/8atArmy2-5L

5/15Syracuse7-9L

5/22atCornell9-4W

5/29atMaryland0-15L

Scoring:RayCoskery8,S.E.Cohn8.

1938: 6-2

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:SeligCohn

4/9Army2-10L

4/16Maryland4-11L

4/23atPennsylvania7-4W

5/7Swarthmore7-6W

5/10Cornell13-5W

5/13atColgate13-6W

5/14atSyracuse5-4W

5/21Lafayette12-1W

Scoring:RayCoskery6,JoeAndrukitis5.

1939: 4-5

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:RayCoskery

4/5atSt.Johns7-12L

4/8atMaryland2-18L

4/19Swarthmore6-7L

4/22Pennsylvania9-3W

4/29atArmy4-10L

5/6Syracuse10-7W

5/12atHobart6-12L

5/13atCornell11-7W

5/20Lehigh11-2W

Scoring:RayCoskery15,GeorgeRitter13.

1940: 3-7

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captains:BartBuserandGeorgeRitter

4/6Hobart9-14L

4/12atPennsylvania5-6L

4/13atNavy1-10L

4/20Cornell7-6W

4/24Swarthmore3-8L

4/27Maryland3-7L

5/4atArmy5-9L

5/16Lehigh12-5W

5/17atColgate11-3W

5/18atSyracuse6-16L

Scoring:BartBuser11,JimRitter10.

1941: 3-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:WarrenDarrell

4/12atNavy4-13L

4/14atMaryland3-12L

4/19atSwarthmore6-8L

4/30Syracuse8-17L

5/3Lehigh12-5W

5/10Pennsylvania15-4W

5/16atCornell12-7W

5/17atHobart6-8L

5/24Army2-14L

Scoring:AlBlair15,WarrenDarrell14,JimRitter 13.

1942: 2-8

HeadCoach:NickThiel Captain:BillZigenfus

4/11atNavy5-8L

4/18Cornell9-4W

4/25atSyracuse7-9L

4/29Maryland5-11L

5/2Swarthmore4-8L

5/9atHobart7-10L

5/16atArmy4-10L

5/23Drexel6-3W

6/17atJohnsHopkins6-10L

6/18atMaryland0-13L

1943: 2-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:JimGotwals

4/10JohnsHopkins7-11L

4/22atJohnsHopkins1-12L

4/24atNavy2-4L

5/1atMaryland4-9L

5/8Syracuse14-1W

5/15atArmy4-7L

6/17atNavy3-8L

Scoring:TomMitchell6,JimGotwals5.

1944: 0-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel

4/22Army0-14L

4/29atNavy1-21L

5/6atArmy2-14L

5/13atSwarthmore3-8L

5/20Cornell3-13L

6/10Cornell1-13L

1945: 1-5

HeadCoach:NickThiel

4/28Navy0-20L

5/5atArmy1-25L

5/12Swarthmore8-12L

5/19atNavy0-26L

5/26Cornell6-7L

6/9atCornell15-8W

Scoring:CaryTaylor11,JohnNolan9.

1946: 7-3

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:JohnNolan

4/13Army5-15L

4/26atLoyola17-3W

4/27atNavy4-14L

4/30Hobart14-6W

5/4Rutgers9-1W

5/11JohnsHopkins4-19L

5/18atSwarthmore14-11W

5/24atSyracuse6-3W

5/25atCornell7-3W

6/8Cornell9-8W

Scoring:G.F.Sullivan18,Taylor16,JohnNolan15.

1947: 6-5

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:GeorgeLocotos

4/7atDuke3-5L

4/8atWashington&Lee5-6L

4/19Loyola6-2W

4/26atNavy1-10L

5/3Syracuse6-3W

5/7atSampson8-2W

Scoring:ErnieBaer11,KenKerwin10.

1948: 6-3

HeadCoach:NickThiel

4/30atLoyola8-4W

5/1atNavy3-9L

5/7atSyracuse5-9L

5/15atArmy1-7L

5/22Colgate15-5W

Scoring:JohnNolan16,ErnieBaer11,Ed Belfield10.

1949: 5-4

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:RogerNestor

4/13atPennsylvania9-3W

4/16atWesternMaryland14-5W

4/18atWashington&Lee9-4W

4/19atVirginia7-8L

4/23Loyola4-6L

4/30Navy7-19L

5/7Syracuse7-12L

5/13atHobart13-12W

5/14atColgate14-2W

Scoring:BuddyThomas16,BobLewis16,Ed Belfield14.

1950: 3-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:EdBelfield,BobLouis

4/14atLoyola4-9L

4/15atNavy6-9L

4/22atRutgers6-11L

Year-by-YearResults

4/29WesternMaryland17-4W

5/6atSyracuse3-17L

5/13Virginia12-23L

5/2Hobart16-6W

5/26atIthaca10-4W

5/27atCornell7-9L

Scoring:BobLewis13,JamesReed7,JohnWilcox

6.

1951: 6-3

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:PhilBenedetti

4/13atWesternMaryland17-0W

4/14atNavy1-10L

4/21Loyola12-14L

4/28Pennsylvania14-5W

5/5Syracuse10-13L

5/12MDLacrosseClub7-6W

5/18atIthaca13-0W

5/19atHobart17-10W

5/26atCornell10-5W

Scoring:JohnWilcox21,PaulRaffensberger20.

1952: 2-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:HaroldWoolfram

4/10atLoyola2-5L

4/12atNavy0-21L

4/24Washington&Lee7-6W

4/26atPennsylvania10-6W

5/3atSyracuse3-9L

5/10Rutgers15-16L

5/17Cornell6-12L

5/24atHobart8-9L

Scoring:WayneHockersmith12.

1953: 1-7

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:WayneHockersmith

4/10atSwarthmore6-22L

4/11atNavy1-19L

4/18atHobart10-11L

4/25Pennsylvania4-13L

5/2Syracuse13-18L

5/9atRutgers7-14L

5/16Cornell8-16L

5/23Loyola13-8W

Scoring:WayneHockersmith21-1.

1954: 2-7

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:DaveArnold

4/10Kenyon12-7W

4/14atNavy1-23L

4/15atLoyola6-10L

4/24Pennsylvania7-9L

4/30atHobart16-18L

5/1atSyracuse7-20L

5/8Rutgers7-20L

5/15Swarthmore12-6W

5/22Cornell13-20L

Scoring:BobHamel21-10,AlFulton23-3,Dick Klein10-8.

1955: 7-5

HeadCoach:NickThiel

Captain:DonBell

4/7atAdelphi12-4W

4/9(N)NewHampshire2-4L

4/11atHofstra3-13L

4/16Navy2-16L

4/23atRutgers6-17L

4/27Loyola17-8W

4/29atColgate6-2W

4/30atCornell8-11L

5/7Syracuse17-13W

5/14atSwarthmore14-7W

5/18Hobart8-7W

5/21Pennsylvania13-6W Scoring:RonYoutz14-18,BobHamel20-6.

1956: 8-6

HeadCoach:NickThiel Captain:BobHamel

3/29(N)NewHampshire7-2W

3/30(N)Dartmouth6-4W

4/2atAdelphi11-4W

4/3atHofstra9-3W

4/13atLoyola8-10L

4/14atNavy4-17L

4/21atPennsylvania16-4W

4/28Colgate5-6L

5/4atHobart5-11L

5/5atSyracuse13-18L

5/12Swarthmore15-4W

5/16Lehigh15-3W

5/19Rutgers11-19L

5/25Cornell13-8W

Scoring:BillHess41-21,BobHamel25-12,Lou Girard16-12.

1957: 6-7

HeadCoach:ErnieBaer

Captain:LouGirard

4/10Loyola13-9W

4/13atNavy8-19L

4/18atHofstra7-11L

4/20atAdelphi18-4W

4/23atMaryland0-18L

4/27atColgate9-4W

5/4Syracuse4-13L

5/11atSwarthmore1-5L

5/14atRutgers9-17L

6/15atLehigh15-3W

6/18atCornell8-13L

6/24Pennsylvania16-5W

Scoring:BillHess49-20,LouGirard21,TomSeeman13.

1958: 5-8

HeadCoach:ErnieBaer

Captains:BillHessandFredDonahoe

4/7atHofstra2-13L

4/11atLoyola9-6W

4/12atNavy2-18L

4/16Maryland5-22L

4/19atPennsylvania3-2W

4/26Rutgers2-14L

5/2atHobart8-2W

5/3atSyracuse5-9L

5/7Cornell6-8L

5/10Swarthmore10-3W

5/14Lehigh13-3W

5/17Dickinson7-8L

5/24Colgate9-10L

Scoring:JohnBehne19-5,FredDonahoe20.

1959: 5-4-1

HeadCoach:ErnieBaer

Captains:JohnBehneandRichardDill

4/4Loyola14-3W

4/11Navy3-29L

4/15Pennsylvania9-4W

4/18Hobart11-3W

4/22atCornell10-6W

5/2Syracuse7-14L

5/6Maryland1-20L

5/9atSwarthmore4-4T

5/13atLehigh8-5W

5/16atRutgers5-17L

Scoring:JohnBehne29-2,RichardKane6-6. DickSwanson10.

1960: 1-9

HeadCoach:ErnieBaer

Captain:DaveErwin

4/2atLoyola8-2W

4/6atNavy3-17L

4/20Cornell3-12L

4/30Rutgers5-15L

5/6atHobart0-6L

5/7atSyracuse6-15L

5/11Lehigh5-10L

5/14Swarthmore4-6L

5/18atMaryland2-17L

5/21Colgate7-9L Scoring:GordonBennett15-4.

1961: 4-6

HeadCoach:ErnieBaer

Captain:AndyLockhart

4/8atNavy5-16L

4/15Loyola17-4W

5/22Pennsylvania8-10L

5/26atCornell8-11L

5/29atRutgers3-6L

5/6Syracuse4-11L

5/12atLehigh11-9W

5/13atSwarthmore9-0W

5/16Gettysburg14-4W

5/20atColgate4-5L

Scoring:TomHayes26-5,SteveSchrader13-10, DickSeelig17-2.

1962: 7-3

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:AndyLockhart,AndyPollock

4/6atLoyola8-7W

4/7atWashington&Lee10-3W

4/10atPennsylvania8-7W

4/14Lafayette20-10W

4/25Maryland7-16L

4/28Rutgers18-13W

5/5atSyracuse8-15L

5/9Lehigh14-7W

5/12Swarthmore17-8W

5/19Colgate6-8L

Scoring:JohnMeisel6-42,TomHayes27-10,Dick Seelig22-1.

1963: 4-6

HeadCoach:BillHess

Captain:DickSeelig

3/30Pennsylvania12-6W

4/6Washington&Lee16-7W

4/13atLafayette21-4W

4/17Loyola5-7L

4/27atRutgers7-16L

5/1Syracuse5-10L

5/8atLehigh7-11L

5/11atSwarthmore11-8W

5/14Maryland6-19L

5/18atColgate6-12L

Scoring:JohnMeisel19-19,SteveSchrader9-17, HowdySpencer16-8.

1964: 3-7

HeadCoach:HerbSchmidt

Captains:D.Flinchbaugh,V.Tedesco

4/4atHobart7-9L

4/12Lafayette16-2W

4/14Maryland4-13L

4/18atLoyola6-10L

4/25Rutgers8-14L

5/2atSyracuse4-9L

5/6Lehigh12-8W

5/9Swarthmore7-8L

5/16atColgate7-15L

5/23atDelaware8-5W

Scoring:JohnMeisel15-13

1965: 4-5-1

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:ScottHenderson,ChadMoore

4/3Hobart4-3W

4/10atLafayette12-4W

4/13atMaryland2-16L

4/15Colgate9-10L

4/24Syracuse7-10L

5/1atRutgers9-19L

5/8atSwarthmore7-8L

5/12atLehigh13-2W

5/15Loyola13-13T

5/19Delaware14-4W

Scoring:BillHuddles6-25,DaveThiel21-4, RogerDoumar11-9.

1966: 3-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:GlennThiel,DaveWebster

4/13Maryland3-23L

4/16Cortland11-12L

4/23Syracuse9-17L

4/26Loyola9-10L

4/30Rutgers1-17L

5/1Hobart9-15L

5/11Lehigh17-6W

5/14Colgate10-9W

5/21atDelaware13-4W

Scoring:GregWacker21-15,GlennThiel276,BillFranson11-20.

1967: 4-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:JoeGorman,DaveLewis

4/1atFranklin&Marshall12-5W

4/8Loyola6-12L

4/12atMaryland0-17L

4/15Colgate7-0W

4/22Syracuse10-11L

4/29atRutgers7-6W

5/10atLehigh4-6L

5/13atCortland8-19L

5/20Delaware7-4W

5/24Hobart5-6L Scoring:HankKaezowka14,JoeGorman12.

1968: 6-3-1

HeadCoach:DickPencek

4/3atBucknell13-9W

4/6Franklin&Marshall19-3W

4/10Maryland5-9L

4/13atLoyola9-5W

4/20atSyracuse9-10L

4/27Rutgers1-10L

5/8Lehigh10-4W

5/11Cortland9-9T

5/18atDelaware18-3W

5/25atHobart11-9W

Scoring:KenEdwards23-36,BobSchoeflin1925.

1969: 4-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

4/9atMaryland6-12L

4/12Loyola10-5W

4/16atFranklin&Marshall14-2W

4/19Syracuse9-13L

4/26atRutgers10-12L

4/30LebanonValley8-3W

5/3Bucknell6-7L

5/7atLehigh8-6W

5/10atCortland4-12L

5/24Hobart13-14L

Scoring:BobSchoeflin17-35.LanceSilver16-13.

1970: 3-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

4/11Loyola10-9W

4/15Franklin&Marshall4-6L

4/18Syracuse7-20L

4/25Rutgers2-8L

4/29LebanonValley18-7W

5/6Lehigh3-4L

5/9Cortland8-20L

5/16Bucknell8-4W

5/23Hobart9-18L

Scoring:RickSmedley19,AlNefgen13.

1971: 4-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:DonStone,DaveMcKeever

4/1LebanonValley10-4W

4/3Cortland9-21L

4/10Loyola15-3W

4/14Franklin&Marshall5-8L

4/17Syracuse12-9W

4/24Rutgers7-20L

5/1Pennsylvania5-10L

5/8Lehigh4-12L

5/11Bucknell16-12W

5/22Hobart6-9L

Scoring:JimTrenz42-28,BobCohen14-6,Lance Silver13-3.

1972: 4-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:BobCohen,JimClouser

4/8Cortland7-15L

4/12Franklin&Marshall6-12L

4/15Syracuse9-12L

4/19Loyola17-10W

4/22Pennsylvania9-12L

4/29Rutgers6-15L

5/6Lehigh12-5W

5/9Bucknell19-6W

5/12Lafayette14-4W

5/18Hobart5-24L

Scoring:JimTrenz42-28,RickSmedley14-2, BobCohen13-3

1973: 5-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

3/31Loyola14-7W

Scoring:KarlHurtzig15-28,BobCohen17-8.

1974: 6-5

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:BuddyTesner,JayLevine

3/30Virginia4-13L

4/3Pennsylvania6-12L

4/6atDrexel9-6W

4/13atSyracuse17-12W

4/20atLoyola10-9W

4/27Rutgers7-21L

5/3Lehigh19-11W

5/8Cortland9-12L

5/11atLafayette21-5W

5/13atBucknell10-8W

5/16atHobart7-21L

Scoring:KeithMcGuire17-27,G.Alex22-7,Karl Hurtzig10-18.

1975: 9-2

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:BuddyTesner,JayLevine

4/2atPennsylvania12-10W

4/5Drexel15-6W

4/9atFranklin&Marshall19-12W

4/12Syracuse15-7W

4/19atCortland8-16L

4/26Rutgers5-10L

4/30Loyola23-5W

5/3atLehigh9-4W

5/10Lafayette21-4W

5/14Bucknell9-7W

5/17atDelaware12-9W

Scoring:LarryWarshaw25-10,GAlex31-4,Karl Hurtzig10-24.

Year-by-YearResults

1976: 7-2

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:RichMauti,KarlHurtzig, RichCaravella

3/31atDrexel16-3W

4/7Franklin&Marshall18-6W

4/16NorthCarolina14-20L

4/21atLafayette26-5W

4/25Rutgers9-8(OT)W

4/28atLoyola17-12W

4/30Lehigh21-7W

5/7Pennsylvania20-13W

5/12atBucknell5-6L

Scoring:KeithMcGuire17-26,RichMauti20-11, GAlex23-5,PaulRepp13-14,MikeMass11-9.

1977: 4-6

HeadCoach:DickPencek

Captains:RichMauti,KeithMcGuire

4/3Drexel7-9L

4/9NorthCarolina14-18L

4/12Franklin&Marshall14-10W

4/20Delaware10-17L

4/22Rutgers10-13L

4/26Loyola13-10W

4/30Lehigh19-6W

5/7Pennsylvania10-24L

5/11Bucknell12-4W

5/14Washington&Lee14-22L

Scoring:KeithMcGuire8-31.PaulRepp21-14.

1978: 3-7

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:JonPoole

3/31atDrexel12-8W

4/2Syracuse8-16L

4/12Franklin&Marshall13-11W

4/14NorthCarolina7-13L

4/19Delaware12-18L

4/22Rutgers6-20L

4/26atLoyola15-12W

4/29atHofstra7-14L

5/10atBucknell14-16L

5/13atArmy6-19L

Scoring:MikeMass29-19-48,BillyCurran1314-27,EdRecco12-5-17.

1979: 2-9

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:EdRecco,RichKeegan,BryanGreaney

3/30atSyracuse9-18L

4/7atOhioState14-11W

4/11atFranklin&Marshall7-8L

4/14Drexel11-10W

4/18atDelaware16-20L

4/21atRutgers3-10L

4/28Hofstra10-18L

5/2Loyola14-15L

5/5atMaryland6-21L

5/9Bucknell10-18L

5/12Army7-17L

Scoring:EdRecco26-15-41,BillyCurran14-1529,BillTurri14-6-20.

1980: 6-5

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:T.Bacon,D.EicherandJ.Spillane

3/22atLehigh17-11W

3/29Syracuse8-15L

4/5OhioState17-3W

4/9Franklin&Marshall16-11W

4/16atDrexel14-8W

4/19Rutgers6-7L

4/26atHofstra9-20L

4/30atLoyola18-16W

5/3Maryland6-21L

5/7atBucknell15-14(OT)W

5/10atArmy4-16L

Scoring:BillyCurran20-15-35,MarkGelsomini 13-14-27,TimFlanagan15-19-34,BillTurri164-20.

1981: 9-2

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:EphHumphreysandJohnFarrell

3/21Lehigh21-9W

3/27atSyracuse4-19L

4/4atOhioState15-5W

4/8atTowson14-6W

4/11Drexel16-5W

4/18atRutgers12-11W

4/25Hofstra10-5W

4/29Loyola18-12W

5/2atMontclairState22-10W

5/6Bucknell15-6W

5/9Army5-11L

Scoring:GaryMartin16-40-56,TomLion20-828,JayStarapoli27-0-27.

1982: 8-3

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:K.Panzer,B.TurriandJ.Guterding

3/20atLehigh23-6W

3/27Syracuse4-12L

4/3OhioState24-4W

4/7Towson14-11W

4/10atHofstra16-10W

4/17Rutgers3-11L

4/21atDrexel19-12W

4/28atLoyola18-17W

5/1MontclairState20-6W

5/5atBucknell22-10W

5/8atArmy14-20L

Scoring:GaryMartin42-44-86;BillTurri21-5-26

1983: 4-7

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:RobCooke,JohnSchmitt

3/19Lehigh22-4W

3/26Syracuse6-20L

3/30atUMBC10-11L

4/2Drexel14-8W

4/6atTowson12-16L

4/9Hofstra3-9L

4/16atRutgers6-10L

4/20Army2-17L

4/27Loyola15-16(OT)L

4/30atMontclairState25-6W

5/2Bucknell20-13W

Scoring:GaryMartin19-40-59;TomLion21-22-43

1984: 6-7

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:D.Curran,J.Coyle,G.Martin

3/10atLoyola7-9L

3/17NewHampshire7-8(OT)L

3/21MontclairState15-4W

3/24atSyracuse5-21L

3/28atLafayette12-9W

3/31atDrexel13-6W

4/4Towson8-12L

4/7atHofstra11-10(OT)W

4/14Rutgers10-13L

4/21UMBC12-11(OT)W

4/28Hobart11-12L

5/2atBucknell10-6W

5/4Army7-8L

Scoring:GaryMartin21-32-53

1985: 3-10

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:D.Curran,T.FlorenceandG.Connor

3/5atDuke6-7L

3/15Loyola5-13L

3/23atSyracuse7-27L

3/27Lafayette16-9W

3/30Drexel13-14(2OT)L

4/3atTowson6-10L

4/6Hofstra13-14(OT)L

4/13atRutgers3-13L

4/16Kutztown22-3W

4/20atUMBC4-8L

4/27atHobart3-12L

5/1Bucknell8-11L

5/4CWPost12-10W

Scoring:GeorgeConnor12-22-34

1986: 7-6

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:SeanMcGinley,E.G.Rall

3/5atWilliam&Mary16-15(OT)W

3/9atLoyola12-14L

3/15Denison14-11W

3/22Syracuse8-18L

3/29atLafayette17-8W

4/2TowsonState11-9W

4/5atDrexel15-10W

4/12Rutgers5-8L

4/19UMBC10-13L

4/22atKutztown16-8W

4/26Hobart10-20L

4/30atBucknell9-6W

5/3atC.W.Post7-8L

Scoring:JohnHollerbach28-18-46;ArtBerry2511-36;BobQuinn12-22-34;ChrisDent27-5-32.

1987: 10-5

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:MartyCoyle,RichMakover,Bob Quinn

3/3atGuilford21-11W

3/7atRoanoke15-4W

3/14MichiganState16-7W

3/15Scranton16-1W

3/21Loyola*14-15(OT)L

3/22NewHampshire*17-10W

3/28Lafayette15-6W

4/1atTowsonState7-18L

4/4Drexel20-13W

4/11atRutgers9-10(OT)L

4/18atUMBC13-12W

4/21Kutztown22-8W

4/25Hobart7-13L

4/29Bucknell17-12W

5/2C.W.Post12-16L

*LoyolaInvitational

Scoring:JeffConnor16-40-56;ScottMcKeon403-43;JohnHollerbach25-17-42;ChrisDent 32-7-39;ArtBerry24-13-37.

1988: 8-6

HeadCoach:GlennThiel Captains:ArtBerry,ChrisDent

3/2atDuke8-22L

3/5atGuilford14-13W

3/12Loyola7-15L

3/19MichiganState*10-9W

3/20Lehigh*13-7W

3/26atLafayette16-7W

3/30TowsonState11-17L

4/2atDrexel16-7W

4/5atKutztown21-9W

4/9Rutgers8-9(OT)L

4/16UMBC10-7L

4/23atHobart7-16L

4/27atBucknell14-7W

4/30atC.W.Post6-16L

*PennStateIndoorInvitational

Scoring:JeffConnor14-44-58;JimSchmitt345-39;JohnHollerbach19-9-28;ChrisDent 20-7-27;JimLaverty15-5-20.

1989: 10-5

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:TimConway,JohnHollerbach, SteveGraves

2/28atNorthCarolina6-17L

3/2atRadford20-11W

3/4atVMI19-8W

3/11atLoyola7-14L

3/18NotreDame*9-1W

3/19Nazareth*12-10W

3/25Lafayette19-7W

3/29atTowsonState9-15L

4/1Drexel13-6W

4/7Kutztown25-5W

4/15atRutgers6-12L

4/18atUMBC13-12W

4/22Hobart11-9W

4/26Bucknell15-11W

4/29C.W.Post6-7L

*PennStateIndoorInvitational

Scoring:JohnHollerbach22-38-60;JimLaverty 30-12-42;GregGuarton25-13-38;TedPeddy 30-6-36;TimConway16-11-27.

1990: 10-5, No. 16 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:PaulGilhool,TedPeddy,DaveWaynick

2/27atRadford18-11W

3/2atNorthCarolina6-13L

3/10atHofstra6-17L

3/17Villanova*13-6W

3/18VMI*22-7W

3/24atLafayette11-5W

3/28TowsonState8-10L

3/31atDrexel16-9W

4/7UMBC12-10W

4/8atKutztown25-4W

4/14Rutgers17-18L

4/18Loyola16-13W

4/21atHobart5-16L

4/25atBucknell9-8W

4/29atC.W.Post13-10W

*PennStateIndoorInvitational

Scoring:TedPeddy41-6-47;JimLaverty25-1540;ChrisLehman16-17-33,GregGuarton 20-11-31;JoelBrous17-11-28.

1991: 9-4, No. 14 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:PaulGilhool,TedPeddy

3/5atNorthCarolina3-15L

3/7atVMI17-4W

3/16Princeton*7-9L

3/17OhioWesleyan*14-7W

3/24Drexel16-8W

3/27atTowsonState8-16L

3/30Lafayette15-8W

4/6atUMBC11-10W

4/13atRutgers10-17L

4/20Hobart12-10W

4/24Bucknell17-11W

4/27C.W.Post14-13W

5/4atDelaware17-11W

*Loyola(Md.)Invitational

Scoring:JimLaverty27-9-36,PeteMakover2013-33,TedPeddy24-8-32,ChrisLehman 17-14-31.

1992: 9-3, No. 16 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:ScottBailer,MarkDardaris,Greg Guarton

2/27Navy16-9W

3/11atDrexel14-3W

3/14atVillanova16-8W

3/21Vermont12-8W

3/28atLafayette11-7W

4/4UMBC12-11(OT)W

4/11Rutgers11-10W

4/14TowsonState8-16L

4/18atHobart8-11L

4/22atBucknell13-10W

4/25atC.W.Post10-9(OT)W

May2Delaware15-18L

Scoring:ChrisLehman27-14-41,KevinMcGinley27-7-34,PeteMakover11-20-31.

1993: 6-5, No. 19 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:CraigDriver,ChrisLehman,Pete Makover,ChrisMarcus

2/27atNavy9-11L

3/10atNorthCarolina3-25L

3/14Villanova(Cancelled)

3/20atTowsonState7-10L

4/21Bucknell15-9W

4/24C.W.Post17-7W

4/28atUMBC15-5W

5/1atDelaware19-18(OT)W

Scoring:ChrisLehman16-28-38;MikeQuinn 20-8-28;RobWarren17-6-23.

1994: 8-4, No. 17 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:JayGraham,AlexSchoonmaker,Ken Wille

2/26atNotreDame9-12L

3/6atGeorgetown4-17L

3/12atVillanova16-12W

3/19TowsonState13-15L

3/26vs.Lafayette21-7W

3/27atDrexel13-10W

4/2UMBC15-5W

4/9Rutgers13-12(OT)W

4/16NorthCarolina(N)8-16L

4/23atStonyBrook12-11W

4/27Bucknell15-13W

4/30Delaware16-15W

Scoring:GregJackson25-27-52;PeteMakover 18-14-32;ErikMerkel26-7-33.

1995: 11-2, No. 13 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:MikeBusza,MikeO’Keefe,Brian Shorts

2/26NotreDame15-14W

3/3OhioState15-7W

3/8atVirginia12-20L

3/12Villanova16-10W

3/18atTowsonState15-10W

3/25Lafayette18-4W

3/26Drexel18-13W

4/1atUMBC16-15W

4/8StonyBrook20-4W

4/15Hobart12-13(OT)L

4/19atBucknell17-8W

4/22atRutgers15-14W

4/30atDelaware16-11W

Scoring:ErikMerkel48-13-61;GregJackson 34-22-56;MikeBusza26-14-40.

1996: 10-3, No. 18 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:DaveDaniecki,GregJackson,TolleisonMorriss,RobWarren

2/24atMichiganState13-8W

2/25atOhioState8-7(OT)W

3/6atNorthCarolina9-18L

3/9atVillanova16-3W

3/16Georgetown12-9W

3/23atDrexel14-6W

3/24atLafayette12-4W

3/30UMBC18-14W

4/6atStonyBrook11-8W

4/13atHobart4-9L

Year-by-YearResults

4/17Bucknell6-11L

4/20Rutgers6-5W

4/27Delaware17-16(OT)W

Scoring:GregJackson23-16-39;ChrisKilloren 21-13-34;JasonRickel20-12-32.

1997: 8-4, No. 13 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:DaveDaniecki,GregJackson,Tolleison Morriss.

2/28NotreDame5-9L

3/7Villanova12-7W

3/12vs.Yale(1)11-6W

3/16atGeorgetown8-18L

3/22Princeton6-18L

3/29atUMBC11-5W

4/5StonyBrook12-4W

4/12Hobart12-11(2OT)W

4/16atBucknell14-7W

4/19atRutgers15-7W

4/26atDelaware13-12W

5/3atDuke6-7(OT)L (1)BocaRaton,Fla.

Scoring:ChrisKilloren23-18-41;JohnChescavage28-10-38.

1998: 6-6, No. 15 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:TimEldridge,ChrisKilloren,Todd Korte.

3/1atNotreDame9-14L

3/7atVillanova11-4W

3/11atMaryland6-14L

3/15Georgetown14-13W

3/21atPrinceton5-13L

3/28UMBC14-11W

4/4atArmy19-11W

4/11atHobart6-12L

4/15Bucknell19-8W

4/18Rutgers11-9W

4/25Delaware10-11L(OT)

5/1Duke6-10L

Scoring:JohnChescavage29-10-39;ChrisKilloren23-9-32;ToddKaiser12-17-29.

1999: 8-4, No. 12 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:JohnChescavage,AndrewGermain, KevinKeenan,ChrisSchiller

2/28NotreDame13-8W

3/5Villanova13-7W

3/10atMaryland10-19L

3/21Lehigh16-10W

3/27atUMBC11-9W

3/31atGeorgetown10-20L

4/3Army19-12W

4/10Hobart7-6W

4/17atRutgers15-8W

4/21atBucknell13-10W

4/24atDelaware11-12L

5/1atDuke9-22L

Scoring:ChrisSchiller24-18-42;JohnChescavage25-9-34;DonMayerhofer19-12-31;Todd Kaiser16-14-30.

2000: 7-7, 3-3 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 20 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:SeanHuss,DonMayerhofer,David Washo

2/27atNotreDame4-10L

3/3atVillanova13-7W

3/6atAirForce15-8W

3/8atDenver5-8L

3/12*Georgetown8-17L

3/18atLehigh15-12W

3/25*atUMBC7-12L

4/1*Massachusetts11-8W

4/8atHobart7-9L

4/14*atNavy5-12L

4/19Bucknell10-9W

4/22*Rutgers12-6W

4/28Duke5-6L

5/6*StonyBrook18-6W Scoring:DonMayerhofer20-28-48;WillDriscoll 28-7-35;EricWood14-18-32

2001: 7-6, 2-4 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 15 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel Captains:TedHolmes,MichaelKern,Jan Northrop,EricWood

2/25NotreDame8-10L

3/3Villanova14-7W

3/7atDelaware13-6W

3/10*atGeorgetown5-12L

3/17atCornell8-7W

3/24*UMBC7-8L

3/31*atMassachusetts9-10L

4/7Hobart12-11W

4/14*Navy9-10(OT)L

4/18atBucknell6-10L

4/21*atRutgers18-9W

4/28Fairfield9-8(OT)W

5/5*StonyBrook17-5W Scoring:WillDriscoll38-9-47;LukeOgelsby1116-27;EricWood12-14-26.

2002: 8-5, 1-4 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 13 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel Captains:WillDriscoll,SeanDroogan,Tim Emmick

2/24atNotreDame10-9(OT)W

3/2atFairfield14-6W

3/4AirForce16-2W

3/9*Georgetown10-11L

3/16Cornell9-11L

3/23*atUMBC8-9L

3/30*Massachusetts12-13L

4/3Delaware16-8W

4/6atHobart11-10W

4/12*atNavy7-9L

4/20*Rutgers15-3W

4/23Bucknell9-7W

4/27Virginia13-8W Scoring:WillDriscoll48-7-55;LukeOgelsby927-36;SeanDroogan8-11-19.

2003: 7-7, 3-2 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 11 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel Captains:MarshallFeldman,ChrisGarrity,Matt Zappia

2/23#17NotreDame9-10L

3/1Fairfield18-6W

3/8*at#6Georgetown9-11L

3/11Yale(N)15-17L

3/15at#20Cornell8-9L

3/22*#20UMBC10-12L

3/29*at#6UMass11-10W

4/5Hobart14-10W

4/12*#15Navy5-4W

4/16atBucknell10-7W

4/19*at#8Rutgers7-6W

4/26at#3Virginia10-11L

5/3#17OhioState13-4W

2003 NCAA Championship Tournament

5/10at#9Towson6-11L

Scoring:NateWhitaker24-10-34;LukeOgelsby 13-20-33;MarshallFeldman19-7-26.

2004: 6-7, 0-3 ECAC Lacrosse HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:RobBateman,BrianMabry,Matt

O’Malley,EdmondPerry

2/21atOhioState5-4W

2/29atNotreDame7-17L

3/6atFairfield6-10L

3/10Providence(N)11-4W

3/13*Georgetown8-10L

3/21atDenver11-10W

4/3*Massachusetts8-17L

4/10atHobart7-8L

4/17atMt.SaintMary’s16-7W

4/20Bucknell12-7W

4/24*Rutgers6-10L

4/30atVillanova9-11L

5/8Virginia10-8W

Scoring:NateWhitaker18-13-31;WillCutler158-23;JohnEremus18-3-21.

2005: 9-6-0, 5-1-0 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 11 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:MarcYoung,WillJones,MikeJacober

2/19#14OhioState9-7W

2/27#10NotreDame6-14L

3/5*#16Loyola16-14W

3/8at#4Duke2-12L

3/19at#20StonyBrook5-7L

3/25Fairfield10-11(ot)L

4/2*at#13UMass8-18L

4/5Mt.St.Mary’s14-5W

4/9*#15Hobart19-13W

4/16*St.John’s12-4W

4/19at#12Bucknell11-10W

4/23*atRutgers8-7W

4/29Villanova10-5W

5/8*at#7Georgetown13-12(ot)W

2005 NCAA Championship Tournament

5/14at#4Maryland10-14L Scoring:NateWhitaker31-13-44;PatrickHeim 22-11-33,JohnEremus23-3-26.

2006: 8-5, 5-2 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 16 USILA HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:KeithBenjamin,GregGurenlian,Nate Whitaker

2/26at#12NotreDame4-8L

3/4*atLoyola6-9L

3/8vs.#14Dartmouth11-10W

3/11atOhioState14-13(ot)W

3/18StonyBrook10-11L

3/25*at#20Fairfield11-6W

4/1*#7Massachusetts7-5W

4/8*atHobart9-4W

4/15*atSt.John’s13-3W

4/19Bucknell10-11L

4/22*Rutgers8-7(ot)W

4/28atVillanova12-11(2ot)W

5/6*#5Georgetown9-10L

Scoring:BrianBoyle12-25-37,NateWhitaker 28-4-32,JohnEremus19-6-25.

2007: 5-8, 3-4 ECAC Lacrosse

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:PatHeim,DanSaltsman,Matt Mulqueen

2/17#13Denver5-10L

2/24#17NotreDame8-11L

3/3*#18Loyola9-10L

3/10OhioState8-10L

3/13vs.Colgate7-4W

3/24*#12Fairfield10-7W

3/31*atMassachusetts5-6(ot)L

4/7*Hobart12-7W

4/14*St.John’s9-5W

4/17at#12Bucknell5-7L

4/22*atRutgers7-8(2ot)L

4/28St.Joseph’s12-9W

5/5*at#4Georgetown4-9L

Scoring:BrianBoyle11-17-28;RobForster18-220;GilPearsall15-4-19;PatHeim14-4-18

*ECAC Lacrosse Game

2008: 7-7, 2-5 ECAC Lacrosse

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:AndrewMackrides,TommyZichelli.

2/16RobertMorris18-2W

2/24at#18NotreDame9-15L

3/1*at#15Loyola4-7L

3/8atOhioState6-17L

3/11Villanova12-3W

3/15Vermont7-4W

3/21*atFairfield7-2W

3/29*Massachusetts5-7L

4/5*atHobart6-8L

4/12*atSt.John’s7-11L

4/15#9Bucknell8-7W

4/20*Rutgers4-8L

4/26*atSt.Joseph’s10-6W

5/3*#Georgetown12-11(ot)W

Scoring:RobForster17-12-29;MaxVanArsdale 17-10-27;AndrewMackrides12-4-16.

*ECAC Lacrosse Game

2009: 9-5, 4-3 ECAC Lacrosse, No. 16 USILA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:DrewAdams,MattWarner

2/14atRobertMorris11-12(2ot)L

2/22#8NOTREDAME8-13L

2/28#16LOYOLA,MD.*7-8L

3/7#15OHIOSTATE11-5W

3/10at#20VILLANOVA10-8W

3/15atVermont7-5W

3/21FAIRFIELD*4-5(ot)L

3/28at#14UMass*8-9L

4/4HOBART*10-8W

4/7at#19Bucknell9-8W

4/11ST.JOHN’S*12-11(ot)W

4/18atRutgers*9-4W

4/25ST.JOSEPH’S17-6W

5/2at#16Georgetown*12-1(2ot)W Scoring:RobForster26-9-35,ChrisHogan29-534,JackForster22-12-34,MattMackrides 15-13-28.

*ECAC Lacrosse Game

2010: 2-11, 1-4 CAA

HeadCoach:GlennThiel

Captains:JoeBritt,ChrisHogan,BrianShea

2/20ROBERTMORRIS17-24L

2/28at#3NotreDame8-12L

3/6atOhioState10-11(ot)L

3/9VILLANOVA7-11L

3/13atRutgers4-7L

3/20at#8Duke11-20L

3/27ST.JOHN’S13-11W

3/30BUCKNELL9-11L

4/3*#9MASSACHUSETTS8-10L

4/10*at#8Drexel7-12L

4/17*#11HOFSTRA11-10(ot)W

4/24*at#14Towson9-10L

4/30*DELAWARE10-14L

Scoring:MatthewMackrides36-8-44;BillyGribbin 23-8-31;NickDolik21-6-27;ChrisHogan15-9-24; KyleVanThof6-9-15.

*CAA Lacrosse Game

All-TimeSeriesHistory

LastNameFirstNameYearsLettered A

AaronsBrendan1995-'98

AbellMike1995-'97

AbernathyRobert1949

AbrielWilliamL.1972-'75

AdamsDrew2006-'09

AdolphWilliam1991-'94

AgnewA.L.1920

AshleyDavid1962

AlbertsonNorb1963

AlbrechtJohnR.(Mgr.)1955

AlexChristopherJ.1970

AlexThomasG.1974-'77

AllenR.E.1944

AmberJohnW.1951-'52

AndersonC.O.1929-'30

AndersonW.L.1923

AndressJohn2007-’10

AndrukitisJosephA.1938

AntonickJohn1988

AntonsonJ.O.1929-'31

ArnoldDavidH.1953-'54

AsplundhBarrE.1951-'52

AtkinsonLarryR.1950

AtkinsonR.E.1913

AuerA.1944

BackenstoseBrian1993-'94

BaconTimothyD.1977-'80

BaerErnest1947-'49

BaerW.W.1915

BailerJohn1989-'92

BaileyDoug1981-'82

BaileyMichael2002-'05

BakerDavid2010

BakerR.M.1918

BallingerJohn1966

BallouC.F.1914-'15

BaneyRobert1983-'84

BanhamA.L.1942

BanksP.B.1922

BarberW.H.1914

BarieJohn1963-'64

BarnesR.B.1934

BarnhartA.L.1920

BarrasRichard1966

BarryJackE.1974-'77

BascianoAnthony2007-’10

BashH.C.1922-'23

BaskinMarc1986

BatemanRobert2001-'03

BatkinW.1944

BauerE.C.1945

BauerleRichard1963-'64

BaucumConor2010

BeattieMichaelR.1957-'59

BeckRegan1989-'90

BeddingsFrank1986-'89

BehneJohnM.1957-'59

BeldenChris1983

BelfieldEdwardC.1948-'50

BelfieldJohnC.1926-'28

BellDonaldJ.1952,'54-'55

BellMatthewJ.1985-'86

BenedettiPhilipJ.1950-'51

BenjaminKeith2002,'04-'06

All-TimeLettermen

BennettGordonS.1960-'61

BergesenAndreasJ.1954-'56

BerkowitzHoward1962

BermanRachel(Mgr.)1982-'84

BernierMatt2008-’10

BerryArthur1985-'88

BeucheleWalterE.1978-'79

BickelhauptGeorgeF.1953-'55

BickellThomas1969

BishopG.W.1944

BitnerA.W.1942-'43

BlairA.F.1939&'41

BlatterJayI.1973

BlumR.B.(Mgr.)1938

BoeckerGaryJ.1973

BoeckerKennethD.1972-'73

BonnerGraham2001

BookerD.N.1944

BoothRobert2000-'03

BoothS.K.1932

BornAllen1989

BosmanH.M.1933-'34

BostockDonaldJ.1955-'57

BowesH.R.1915

BoyerD.J.1938

BoyleBrian2005-'07

BoyleGreg2006-'08

BoyleRichardD.1974-'75

BraccianteRonaldJ.1961-'62

BraggHarrie1949

BrandtDaniel1988&'91

BreadyA.M.1926

BrelusJohn2008-’10

BrennanJasonM.1994-'96

BretherickD.W.1944

BrickleyDavid(Mgr.)1963

Brigman,Jr.Lindo(Mgr.)1940

BrinerG.M.1922

BrinerJohn1943

Briner,Jr.WilliamM.1942-'43

BrinkerCharles(Mgr.)1967-'68

BrittJoseph2007-’10

BrittainEdward1957

BrittinghamStanley1969

BrousJoel1989-'92

BrownC.A.1929

BrownGreg2008-’10

BrownHarryS.1956-'58

BrownI.G.1920-'22

BrownJohn1993

BrubachWilliam1981

BuckleyE.M.1924-'25

Buckman,Jr.J.S.1938-'39

BuddStephen1982-'85

BullockRichardS.1958-'60

BullockRobertF.1954-'56

Buser,Jr.BartE.1937,'39-'40

BuszaMike1992-'95

BuszaTodd1989-'92

CallawayAce1993

CampbellChristopher2005

CampbellD.A.1920

CampbellG.Keen1941

CampbellKevinR.1972-'75

CampbellR.L.1943

CampbellRobert1979-'82

CaravellaRichardF.1973,'75

CarlozoJosephV.1973-'74

CarlsonR.F.1928-'29,'31,'32

CarlsonRonald(Mgr.)1956

CarrArthurR.1973

CarrollJohn1986-'87

CarsonR.J.1923-'24

CarsonR.R.1944

CarterJ.R.1939-'40

CaseJamesO.1950

CastellaJohn1960

CatalanoChris1986

CatalanoJamesA.1977-'79

CawleyBill1987

ChadwickPeter1989-'91

ChaikinJamesN.(Mgr.)1945-'46

CharlesRonaldJ.2000-'03

CharronWilliamR.1961-'63

ChescavageJohn1996-'99

ChestnutKentL.1957

ChinichJustin2007

ChiodoRaffaele1992-'95

ChisholmDaniel1995-'97

CibikMichael(Mgr.)1966

CicakMichael1940

CimochowskiGeorge1961-'63

ClearyRegis1967

ClelandJ.G.(Mgr.)1934

ClementHenryL.1983&'85

CliftonSean1990

CloughJohn1990&'93

CloughertyThomas1965

ClouserJamesF.1971-'73

ClouserL.H.1925

CochranChris1996-'97

CockleyN.I.1927

CocozielloAlex2007

CohenArthurS.1954

CohenRobertC.1971-'73

CohnS.E.1936-'38

CollettJohnR.1954-'55

CollinsDouglas1985-'86

CollinsFrancisD.1972

ComegnaMarc1983

ConleyJ.F.1935-'37

ConnellyWilliamJ.1978

ConnerGeorgeD.1982-'85

ConnorJeffrey1984,'87-'88

ConwayTimothyD.1986-'89

CookGeorgeH.1926

CookH.C.1925-'27

CookJackA.1950

CookeRobert1980-'83

CooperRobertW.1975-'78

CopelandMatt1995-'98

CopelinDonaldE.1950

CornwellE.H.1922

CoskeryE.G.1933

CoskeryRayS.1937-'39

CoulterF.A.1921-'23

CourteauChristopher2005

CowanAlexF.1938-'39

CoxJames1980-'81

CoyleJohn1981-'84

CoyleMartin1984-'87

CraigWilliam1914

CramerBerneF.1946

CramerE.S.1932

CranmerC.B.1929

CrawfordB.E.1932

CromieR.W.1927-'28

CrooheA.L.1932

All-TimeLettermen

CrossJack1965

CroupA.H.1920-'21

CrowleyJeffreyC.1971-'72

CunninghamJeremiah1980

CunoJ.B.1913-'15

CurcioJohnJ.1982&'84

CurranDennisM.1982-'85

CurranKevinT.1978-'81

CurranWilliamJ.1977-'80

CurtinGerald1968-'69

CurtinRyan2006

CussonBenjamin2001-'03

CutlerWilliam2002-'05

DangerfieldH.1928

DanieckiDavid1994-'97

DanielsAndy1983

DardarisMark1989-'92

DarraughE.H.1918

DattelbaumWarren1938-'41

DavidheiserEric2010

DavisAlanT.1977-'78

DavisBill2009-’10

DayW.R.1931-'33

DeanJamesW.1953

DeanW.A.1916-'18

DeBaldoScott1995

DeBowBrendan2000,2002-'03

DeckerD.B.1931

Decker,Jr.HowardW.(Mgr.)1951

DeCockGary1981

DedeScott1988

DeFalcoR.B.1937-'39

DegnanJames1984-'85

DelanoyJohn2005

DemosGreg1999

DentChristopher1985-'88

DetwilerE.B.1932

DevineJohnA.1977

DeVoeJamesF.1953

DiehlPaul1966

DillRichardJ.1958-'59

DoederleinWinfredP.1955

DolikNick2010

DonahoeFrederickA.1956-'58

DonleyWill2008-’10

DonovanWilliamJ.2001-'04

D'OrtoneKenneth1983-'84

DoughertyJohn1987-'88

DoumarRoger1963-'65

DouthettE.M.1936

DowartA.L.1916

DrakeH.B.1939-'40

DrazenovichJosephJ.1950

DreelandAlan1968-'69

DreyfusWilliam1986-'88

DriscollWilliam1999-2002

DriverCraig1990-'93

DrooganSean1999-2002

DrylieJ.E.1943

DunkleR.S.1917

DunneMatthew1964-'65

DwyerWilliamL.1993-'96

EdelL.J.1931-'33

EdmundsG.H.1925-'27

EdmundsJ.C.1930

EdwardsE.L.1930-'31

EdwardsKenneth1968

EicherDavidD.1978-'80

EisenmanR.S.1935-'37

EislerC.R.1921-'23

ElderGoveG.1958-'59

EldridgeTimothy1995-'98

ElmerJ.J.2007-’10

ElserA.J.1928

EmmickTimothy1998,2000-'02

ErberPeterJ.1961

EremusJohn2003-'06

ErhartE.O.1913

ErwinDave2008

ErwinDavidT.1959-'61

ErwinJosephB.1955

ErwinMark1981

EshelmanW.1944

EspyBrad1995,'96,'98

EssigSean1986,'87,'89

EtterKevin2007-’10

EtterSean2003-'05

EzrattyStevenP.1974-'75

FabianLouisA.(Mgr.)1972-'73

FarcoskyJohn2004-'06

FariesL.E.1942-'43

FarleyE.S.1920-'21

FarleyWalterS.1913-'15

FarlsJohn1986

FarrellBernardC.1970-'72

FarrellCharles1965-'66

FarrellJohn1978-'81

FarrellWilliam2000-'03

FaustAlfredD.1958

FeenJeffrey1987-'90

FeightnerPaul1967

FeldmanMarshall2000-'03

FellowsR.H.1927-'28

FergusonFrederick1967-'68

FergusonM.M.1926

FergusonR.G.1932

FerryT.L.(Mgr.)1935

FieldEdward1995

FinleyJohnR.1946-'49

FiscusGlennW.1956-'57

FisherH.W.1916

FisherPaul1988-'91

FisherR.D.1914-'16

FlanaganTimothy1980-'81

FlanneryMatthew2005-'06

FleckTodd1989

Flenner,Jr.B.E.1942-'43

FletcherJackE.1934

FlinchbaughDavid1962-'64

FlorenceThomasI.1982-'85

ForesmanW.S.1925

Forrest,Jr.WilliamH.1951

ForsterJack2009-’10

ForsterRandy2010

ForsterRob2006-'09

FosterG.S.1936-'37

FoxR.W.(Mgr.)1922

FrankJ.C.1923-'24

FransonWilliam1966

FriedenbergDavid1956

FriedmanStephenA.1956

FromkinRobertS.1970-'71

FryburgFrank1949

FultonJamesA.1950,'51,&'54

FurchnerWes1997-2000

G

GaglianoMichael1994-'97

GallagherA.J.1913-'14

GannettAlex2010

GannettChristopher2003-'06

GannettAlex2009

GaronzikScottN.1975

GarrityAlex2008-’10

GarrityChristopher2000-'03

GaryJeff1983

GatchellM.H.1922-'23

GaumerL.S.1945

GehnrichScott2003-'06

GeigerDaniel2001-'02

GeisewiteC.F.1925-'27

GekasEvan1985

GelsominiMarkP.1979-'80

GentherJ.A.1938-'39

GerberE.C.1934-'36

GerdingH.V.1927

GermainAndrew1996-'99

GerratoAnthony1984,'86,&'87

GerratoGlenn1991-'92

GeuderR.E.(Mgr.)1939

GiacaloneWilliamR.1973-'74

GibbsG.A.1920

GilhoolJames1986-'88

GilhoolPaul1989-'91

GillA.J.1913

GirardLucien1952,'53,'56,&'57

GladingF.W.1920-'21

GlennonTravis1999-2000

GobeyGalen1967-'69

GoldschmidtJohn2001

GoldsteinLewis1986

Goldsworthy,Jr.ThomasC.1952-'53

GormanJoseph1965-'67

GotwalsJamesE.1941-'43

GouldingMark1979-'82

GrabenstetterWalter1986-'88

GrahamJay1990,'92-'94

GrantRichard1971

GravesStephen1986-'89

GreaneyBryanJ.1978-'79

GreenH.W.1930

GreenPhilip1991

GreenleeThomas1960

GribbinBilly2010

GriffinE.F.1928

GriffinJamesM.1956

GriffithsP.W.1921

GruverJ.A.1926

GuarigliaMark1993

GuartonGregory1989-'92

GurenlianGregory2003-'06

GuterdingJosephW.1979-'82

GwynnJ.A.1931-'32

H

HaasJan1980

HaberlinC.F.(Mgr.)1929

HackettB.M.1924-'26

HagermanJohnC.1949-'50

HaggertyKevin1998-2000

HaggertyRyan1996-'99

HaleGregory2001-'04

HallStuartA.1982-'85

HallowellC.K.1914,'15,&'17

HamasS.V.1929

HamelRobertD.1954-'56

HamiltonD.D.1943-'44

HammerC.R.(Mgr.)1931

HammondRichardW.1958-'60

HannaRichardC.1950

HannumM.E.1945

HardestyTom1986

HarkinsS.F.1925-'26

HarrisE.B.(Mgr.)1941

HarrisMike1995

HarrowerD.E.1913

Hasek,Jr.C.W.1935-'36

HassanP.R.1933

Hassan,Jr.J.S.1932

HastingsH.E.1927

HaswellMike1998

HausnerHowardM.1942-'43

HayJamesR.1953-'55

HayesJohnL.1948-'49

HayesThomasR.1961-'62

HegartyL.C.1922

HeimPatrick2004-'07

HelbigW.H.1924&'26

HelgesonSteve1987

HelgesonStu1984

HellerJeffreyL.1974

HelpaJoseph1986

HendersonEarleH.1958-'59

HendersonJ.L.1942

HendersonJ.Scott1962,‘64-65

HendersonStephen1966-’68

HenjesScott1991

HenjesTodd1983-’86

HenneghanCharley2006,2008-’10

HenneghanDanny2010

HenningW.D.1940-’41

HenryJ.B.1932

HenryJohnP.1951-’52

HenryRichard1967-’68

HeppenstallJ.M.1931

HermanceGeoff1990

HerringEdwinL.1950-’51

HerschaMichael1998-2001

HershnerKevin2003-’06

HerzerBrian1979-’82

HerzerKarlM.1977-’79

HeschM.J.1932-’33

HessD.J.1940

HessWilliamE.1956-’58

HilliardRyan1996-’97

HimoffD.T.1935-’36

HinckelToebe1995

HinkleRichard1960

HockersmithWayneL.1951-’53

HoffmanC.F.1921

HoftJ.M.1935-’37

HoganChris2007,2009-’10

HollenbachWilliamS.1943,‘46-’48

HollerbachJohn1986-’89

HolmesEdward1998-2001

HolmesRobert1966-'67

HoltEric1999-2000

HontzL.H.1935-'37

HoodBenjamin1990-'93

HorikawaHerbertJ.1954-'55

HouckJamesP.1956-'57

HouleDavid2000-'03

HouseW.B.1925-'26

HouseworthBurtB.1958

HowellsDerek2002-'05

HuddlesWilliam1965

HufnagelYanni2002

HughesCharlesE.1958

HughesJohn1949

HumphreysEdwardP.1979-'81

HunterBill1992-'93

Hurtzig,Jr.KarlW.1973-'75

HussSean1997,'99-2001

IafrateFrank1964-'65

IannettaRoccoM.1948-'49

IrmlerAlex1994

IrwinJamesO.1960-'61

JacksonGregoryG.1994-'97

JacoberG.E.1936

JacoberMichael2002-'05

JacobsScott2006-'08

JandaRichardJ.1959-'60

JenningsW.J.1921

JohnsonChris1995

JohnsonJason1993-'96

JohnsonPeterC.1944,'46,&'47

JohnsonRonald1963-'65

JohnsonScott2006

JohnsonThomas1999

JohnstonF.B.1913

JohnstonR.B.1924

JonesB.C.1921

JonesEdwardC.1954

JonesElliott2003,'04,&'06

JonesW.M.1931

JonesWilliam2002-'05

JordonH.B.1915

JosefsonJ.C.1915

JoyceKevin2007-’10

JurmanDavidL.1992-'95

KaczowkaHenry1966-'67

KaiserK.C.1929-'30

KaiserK.R.1929-'30

KaiserTodd1998-'99

KaneF.E.1932

KaneJamesE.1959-'60

KaplanM.L.1930

KappelWilliamM.1969-'70

KastrollWilliam1992-'93

KaulfussE.J.1933-'34

KayDonaldP.1946

KeeganRichardW.1978-'79

KeenanKevin1996-'99

KellyBruceW.1972

KennedyDevin2004-'07

KennedyJames1962

KennedyTom1988

KenneyAdam2004-'07

KernMichael1998-2001

Kern,Jr.H.F.1942-'43

KerwinKennethD.1945-'47

KesslerL.A.(Mgr.)1943

KesslerPhilip1985-'86

KieferM.R.1927-'28

KielarW.A.1932

KilfoilJ.F.1935-'36

KillorenChris1995-'98

KimbleReginald(Mgr.)1948

KingAdenA.1993-'96

KingAndrewD.1994-'97

KingDavid1984-'87

KingDavid1995-'98

KissellDeanW.1945,'47-'49

KleinRichardA.1953-'55

KleinmanRandall1998-2001

KlineG.E.1933-'34

KobanDouglas1982

KochR.J.1941-'42

KolbJordan2006-'09

KoonsRobertW.1951-'52

KopenhaverJim1980-'82

KorteTodd1995-'98

KosanovichBronco1945-'47

KothGeorgeF.1933-'35

KothO.R.1929-'30

KowalskiDavidP.1970

KowalskiPeterA.1975-'78

KranzleySteve1981

KrauseAndrew1938-'39

KriebelT.E.1916-'17

KromolzStephen1991-'94

KuichF.C.1927

KupferbergIan1998-2001

KutufarisPaul1989-'91

LaffertyH.D.1923-'24

LaGrowJoshua2002-'04

LairdMatt2000

LamyChris1996

LangBrooke1991-'92

LatimerWarrenE.(Mgr.)1950

LaurinL.K.1948

LavertyJames1988-'91

LeChardAllanP.1954-'55

LeeC.V.1929

LeedomAndrewR.1993-'96

LehmanChristopher1990-'93

LehmanSteve1992,'93,&'95

LeuschnerF.H.1920-'21

LevineJayR.1974-'75

LewisD.G.1930-'31

LewisDavid1967

LewisH.H.(Mgr.)1932

LewisM.P.1917

LewisMatt1995-'96

LindenmuthE.J.1931

LinkRyan2009-’10

LionThomas1981-'84

LiskoRoyK.1971-'72

LloydBilly2008-’10

LloydJ.S.1917

LockhartAndrewR.1960-'62

LockwoodC.H.1941-'43

LocotosFrankN.1954-'56

LocotosGeorge1945-'48

LomadyFrederickC.1977-'79

Long,Jr.John1950

LongJoey2008

LorenzArthurL.1944,'47,&'48

LotzJ.H.1937

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MabryBrian2001-'04

MackridesAndrew2005-'08

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MaddenDevin2007-‘08

MaddockR.S.1944

MagdaRichard1999,2001,&2002

MahoneyMichealP.1978-'79

MahrerStacey(Mgr.)1987-'88

MainJ.B.(Mgr.)1933

MakoverPeter1990-'93

MakoverRichard1984-'87

MaleyF.L.1933&'35

MallR.R.(Mgr.)1942

MalloyPatrick1965

MaloyJ.S.1917

MaranP.Marshall1989

MarcusChris1990-'93

MarklandFrancisS.1957

MartenisF.P.1944

MartinGary1981-'84

MartocciWilliamD.1972-'73

MaryczMike1995-'96

MaschalW.D.1928

MassMichaelA.1975&'78

MathewsW.H.1915-'16

MatthewsJohn1967-'69

MautiRichardD.1975-'77

MayKurtA.1973-'74

MayerWilliam1983

MayerhoferDon1997-2000

MayvilleKenneth2002-'04

McAleenanRyan2006-'09

McAuliffeKevin1991

McBrideS.P.(Mgr.)1937

McCafferyBrian1996

McCandlessP.1926,'27,&'29

McClarenW.L.1935

McClearyJohnG.1947-'48

McClungJ.H.1936

McColloughJ.P.1914

McColloughWilliamE.1953

McCormickMike1983-'84

McCoyJohnP.1968-'70

McCubbinMarkE.1971-'73

McDermottBryan1991-'93

McDonoughWilliamJ.1958-'59

McDowellC.C.1916

McGarveyRyan2009-’10

McGihonRobert2000-'01

McGinleyKevin1992

McGinleySean1983-'86

McGrathMike1997-2000

McGuireRobertK.1974-'77

McGuireTimothyS.1973&'75

McGuoneJames1967-'69

McHugh,Jr.J.E.1940-'41

McKeeverDavidV.1969-'71

McKelveyPaul1988-'91

McKeonScott1984-'87

McKlveenJ.H.1927-'28

McMillen,Jr.W.W.1930-'32

McPhersonR.M.(Mgr.)1928

MearsRichardC.1961

MedicoNancyE.(Mgr.)1975

MeekerGeorgeE.1946&'48

MehardH.R.1913-'14

MeierLouisA.1960-'62

MeiselJohn1962-'64

MelsonChris1987

MerkelErik1994-'95

MeyerH.N.1937-'39

MillerM.G.1920-'21

MillerM.M.1930

MillickJohnA.(Mgr.)1953

Milliken,Jr.H.E.1943-'44

MillspaughMichael1975

MinnichS.B.1929

MitchellCharlesW.1974

MitchellThomasB.1942-'43

MitmanJoshuaC.1973

MoconyiAndrewS.1959-'60

MoenBrian1993,'95,&'96

MoltisantiRobert1993

MontgomeryJeffrey1988-'89

MooreChad1963-'65

MoorhouseW.J.1933

MorganC.C.1922-'24

MorinFrancois1995-'96

MorrisDuncan1984-'85

MorrissVIJamesT.1994-'97

MorseLogan1989-'92

MortimerSamuelJ.1952

MoskoMichael1984-'85

MoulthropH.K.1932-'34

MoylanDavidC.1975-‘76

MulqueenChris2007-‘09

MulqueenMatthew2004-'07

MunhallA.N.1913-1914

MurphySteve1989-'90

MurrayT.A.1924

NaribetskyJ.1939

NeffgenAlfredV.1970-'72

NehodaJohnR.1945,'47,'48,&'49

Nestor,Jr.RodgerS.1946-'49

NeumannDan1990

NewDavid2008

NewburyD.S.1940

NicholsJohn2008-’10

NissenbaumScott1992

NolanJohnJ.1945,'46,&'48

NorthropJan1998-2001

NusbaumHank1992

NutterChristopher1988-'91

OberC.Brooke1982-'83

O'BrienJohnA.1968-'70

O'BrienSean1991

O'ConnorDavid1985-'88

OdenkirkWilliamD.1958

O'DonnellDavid1993-'96

O'DonnellMichael1992,'94,&'95

OgdenThomasA.1961

OgelsbyLuke2000-'03

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OlmsteadR.H.1913-'16

O'MalleyMatthew2001-'04

O'RorkeTimothy1998

OwensJoseph1950 P

PalmerJ.Hugh1961

PanzerKenneth1979-'82

PassanoLindsay1966&'68

PatonTom1964

PattersonGarry1966-'68

PattonMichael1992-'93

PattonRichard1966-'68

PatzerEric1971

PaulinLouis1962-'63

PauxtisChris1997

PawloskiRobertC.1953

PearlJohnJ.1989-'92

PearsallGilbert2004-'07

PecoriEdwardJ.1927

PeddyThomas1988-'91

PentzMarianne(Mgr.)1985

PerellaF.J.1928-'30

PerryCharles2000-'02,&'04

PerryEdmond2001-'04

PerryR.H.1928

PetersJosh1994-'97

PetersW.V.1913-'14

PfirmanJohn1946-'47

Pierce,Jr.AugustusD.1950

PieriBrian1997

PietrzakStevenR.1972

PillionMichael1978-'79

PinkertonDanielR.1973&'75

PiperW.G.1942-'43

PitarraAdam1997-'98

PittingerG.R.1942-'43

PlesserLeeAnn(Mgr.)1977-'78

PoissonFredD.1946

PoleyJosh1996

PollardHamilton1996-'99

PollockAndrew1962&'64

PollockF.R.1934

PooleJon1977

PoonDerek1995-'97

PopeP.H.1915

PortmanGregory1984-'85

PowellDiallo1994-'97

PriceByronF.1958

PriceJ.L.1939-'40

PritchardDavid1979-'80

PritchardJamesE.1977-'78

PritchardW.E.1926-'27

PrizerJ.E.1928-'30

ProksaJ.J.1936-'38

QuinnMichael1991&'93

QuinnRobert1986-'87 R

RadecicMatthew2004-'07

RaffenspergerPaulJ.1950-'51

RahauserG.W.1930

RaiserMichaelN.1960-'61

RallEugene1983-'86

RathmellJ.N.1933-'34

RattnerGeorge1942

RauchJeff1997

RaymondBurtonE.1950

ReccoEdwardA.1977-'79

ReddingRodneyJ.1970-'71

ReedJ.A.1933-'35

ReedJamesA.1950,'51,&'54

ReidyK.F.1931

ReilingMichaelJ.(Mgr.)1973

ReillyT.S.1930

ReppPaulH.1975-'77

RhodesColby2008

RickelJason1996

RidgwayConrad2009-’10

RiddellJ.G.1940-'41

RitchieLeonard1949

RitterGeorgeE.1938-'40

RitterJamesW.1940-'42

RobertsonRay1986-'88

RobesonG.A.1934-'36

RobinsonRicky2009-’10

RogersThomasC.1972-'74

RogersW.H.1917

RolewiczMichael1989-'92

RomanchukD.J.1999

RoperAndrew2010

RosecransJamesE.1973&'75

RosenDavid1962

RossEarl2007-‘10

RossR.S.1942-'43

RossaRaymond1967

RostmeyerRichardC.1951-'53

RovderLinda(Mgr.)1982

RoweJ.R.1922

RubinS.M.1945

RufJason1994

RufRichard1968-'69

RumbaughH.M.1939

RumbaughJ.E.1934-'36

RussoRich1981-'84

RutherfordDavid1993

RyanAnthony1963&'65

RyanMike1987&'90

SadockMartin(Mgr.)1944

SalerMorton1940-'42

SaltsmanDaniel2004-'07

SampsonGreg2008-’10

SandersDonaldJ.1957

SchaeferRichardH.1952-'53

SchallerChris1998-'99

SchillerChris1996-'99

SchillingHenry1960

SchmidtPatrick2001

SchmittJames1985-'88

SchmittJohn1981-'83

SchmittTom1987

SchneiderRonaldE.1971,'73,&'74

SchockDavid1968-'69

SchoepflinRobert1967-'69

SchooleyStuartW.1969-'70

SchoonmakerAlexander1991-'94

SchoonmakerWilliamF.1982-'85

SchraderStephenH.1961&'63

SchueppPaulW.1970-'72

SchwartzKennethA.1973

SchwinSteve1981&'83

ScottBrett2005-'08

ScoutVanceL.1950-'51

SeamanC.D.1925

SebastianJohnT.1992-'94

SeeligRichardW.1961-'63

SeemanThomasA.1956-'57

Sesler,Jr.A.E.1943

SeubelW.F.1930

ShafferJ.K.1928-'29

ShafferJ.M.1934

ShanerW.J.1923-'25

ShankBen1997

ShankoffMatt2008-’10

ShanksE.G.1925-'26

ShannonTimothy1989

SharpR.C.1938-'40

SheaBrian2007-’10

ShefferDaleE.1951

SheridanE.A.1937

ShielsRoy(Mgr.)1960

ShortsBrianT.1992-'95

ShruckerL.R.1917

SibsonBryan1979-'80

SiconolfiMark1993

SilbergStephen(Mgr.)1967-'68

SilverJohnL.1969-'71

SilverScottM.1972

SilverStephenM.1969-'70

SimpsonA.G.1936-'38

SingerE.V.1923-'24

SingleyM.E.1941-'42

Sjoholin-SierchioKristi(Mgr.)1981

SmedleyRichardH.1970-'72

SmithDavid2002-'03

SmithIrvingT.1947-'48

SmithJohn1966

SmithL.1913

SmithMicah2005-'06

SmithR.W.1917

SmithRichard1949

SmithThomasC.1944,'45,&'49

Smith,Jr.F.R.1931-'32

Snell,Jr.WillardH.1956

SnivelyN.R.1937

SnookJ.A.1936-'38

SnyderDonald1957

SnyderMervinA.1946&'50

SobelBeverly(Mgr.)1982

SolomonStephen2003

SouderLarryE.1974

SpencerHowardA.1961-'63

SpillaneJohn1978-'80

SpinelliAnthony1988&'90

SprenkleRichard1964

StahleyJ.N.1929-'30

StaropoliJoseph1980-'83

StaubKennethW.1961-'63

SteinmanTheodore1960

SteinmullerJohnP.1952,'53,'56,&'57

StevensWalterT.1945-'46

StillmanJon1999-2000

StimmelAndrew2007

StingerSean1987

StolpLoren1967

StoltzMichael2001-'04

StoneDonaldS.1969-'71

StoneJasonC.1951

StoupJames1962

StrasbergRobert1988,'89,&'91

StrongEdwinT.1958

StuckeyJohn2006-'09

SullivanCliffordF.1947

SullivanPaulW.1978-'81

SwansonRobertP.1959

SwartzRonaldA.1970-'71

SwensenJamesS.1961

SwensenRichard1960&'62

SzadziewiczJohnW.1948-'49

TarrJesse2002-'05

TaylorCareyH.1945-'46

TaylorDavid1980-'83

TedescoVincent1962-'64

TemkovitzC.A.1942

TenhulaArthurN.1946-'47

Tesner,Jr.RaymondJ.1973-'75

ThielDavid1963-'65

ThielGlennF.1964-'66

ThomasAlanE.1958

ThomasAugustusO.1947-'49

ThompsonJosephW.1961

ThompsonLarryW.1975

ThorpeR.J.1942

TonerMichael2006-'09

TorokT.T.1927-'29

TrapaniBrian1987

TrenzJamesW.1971-'72

TroutP.H.1921-22

TrumperJeromeJ.1947

TrusalLynn1968

TuleyaRaymondR.1957-'59

TurriWilliam1979-'82

VallanceTony1995-'97

ValloneMatthew1998-2001

VanArsdaleMax2005,2007-‘08

VanKirkMalcolm1990

VanThofKyle2010

VeachJohn1962-'64

VerschellJeffrey1987-'90

VerverelliPeterJ.1977

VescoSavino1945

VickerH.A.1920

VoightRandall1966-'68

VosburghColton2008-’10

WackerGregory1964-'66

WalkerE.A.1929

WalkerJ.E.1943

WalkerJohnR.1951

WardAndrew2005

WardStephenD.1970-'72

WargoLawrenceE.1973

WarnerJ.H.1921

WarnerJim2009

WarnerMatthew2006-'09

WarrenRobertJ.1993-'96

WarsawLarryB.1974-'75

WashoDavid1997-2000

WatkinsB.E.1923

WatkinsDonaldJ.1951

WatkinsJ.R.1948

WatkinsR.M.1942

WaynickDavid1987-'90

WeaverWaldo1949

WeberE.J.1929-'30

WeberH.C.1931-'32

WeberRobertE.1933-'35

WebsterDavid1965-'66

WeedenRichardD.1958

WeidnerEverettB.1954-'55

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WeinbergKenneth1964

WendellWilliamR.1925&'27

WengrenovichScott2006

WentzB.W.1924

WernerMatt1999

WernerRaymondF.1978

WertzC.F.1920

WhitakerNathaniel2003-'06

Whitaker,Jr.J.R.1943&'48

WielandD.A.1925

WilcoxJohnH.1950-'51

WilhelmT.G.1944

WilkeTom1981

WilkinsonDavidN.1958-'59

WilkinsonF.M.1924

WilleKennethF.1991-'94

WilsonHarryE.1923

WilsonW.S.1913

WinpennyIIIJamesB.1958-'59

WolfJamesL.1947-'48

Wolfram,Jr.HaroldG.(Mgr.)1950-'52

WoodEric1998-2001

WoodWilliamW.1914-'15

WorleyJames1949

WuenschelO.B.1938-'39

WyszynskiBrandon1993

YaverbaumHarryI.(Mgr.)1957

YergerH.C.1914-'15

YocumE.S.1921-'22

YoderCarson1998-2000

YoderGrant1992-'93

YohmanJohn1952

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YoungMarc2002-'05

YoutzRonaldM.1953-'55

YudinJ.D.1940

ZanoneJoseph1980

ZappiaMatthew2000-'03

ZichelliThomas2005-'08

ZiegenfusWilliamM.1941-'42

Zimmerman,Jr.W.H.1932