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Front Row (left to right) - Bryan Coon, Mike Robbins, T.J. Rogers, Justin Wahl, Gordon Quonce, Cory Kizielewicz, Brian Navarra, Sean Lander, Brandon Brown, Matt Ort
Second Row - Bryan Adams, Mike McGrath, John Serron, Chris Balash, Don Green, Mike Field, Chris Cimini, Brian Gaffney, Alex Civalier, Ryan Feltner, John Stashenko
Third Row - Ryan Perkins, Andrew Russo, Kevin Gibbons, George Polino, Kyle Purcell, Jeff Mangini, Greg Kanellis, Patrick Mullin, Gerry Gordon, T.J. Brescia, Jim Schultheis
Fourth Row - Ryan Conley, Brian Hubert, Conor O'Keefe, Chad Amidon, Brian Kliszczewicz, Will Tuttle, Francis Donald, Ryan Hotaling, Ryan Brown, Jordan Hirsch, Nick Spirito
Back Row - Tim Booth (assistant coach), Chris Corcoran (assistant coach), Jake Coon (assistant coach), Rob Randall (head coach)
Schedule for the 2004 Season:
Date
Opponent
Time
Date
* Mar. 3
Opponent
Time
St. John Fisher
4 p.m.
* Apr. 17
RIT
2:30 p.m.
Mar. 6
at Adelphi
1 p.m.
*Apr. 24
at Ithaca
1 p.m.
Mar. 13
St. Lawrence
12 p.m.
*Apr. 27
at Elmira
4 p.m.
Mar. 19
vs. Amherst in Orlando, Fla.
1 p.m.
Apr. 30
Empire 8 Tournament
TBA
Mar. 27
Skidmore
2:30 p.m.
May 2
Empire 8 Tournament
TBA
Mar. 31
at Cortland
4 p.m.
May 12
NCAA First Round
TBA
Apr. 3
C.W. Post
12 p.m.
May 15
NCAA Second Round
TBA
*Apr. 7
at Utica
4 p.m.
May 19
NCAA Quarterfinals
TBA
* Apr. 10
Hartwick
12 p.m.
May 23
NCAA Semifinals
TBA
* Apr. 14
Alfred
4 p.m.
May 30
NCAA Championship
TBA
* Empire 8 Conference game
Home games in bold italics
Head Coach: Rob Randall
Follow the Golden Flyers on the Nazareth College Sports
Hotline at 585-389-2095, or on the web at www.naz.edu.
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Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Table of Contents
pg 1
2004 Newcomers
Staff Directory
pg 2
Head Coach Rob Randall
pg 3
Nick Spirito, Ryan Brown, Patrick Mullin, Ryan Perkins, Kevin Gibbons,
Ryan Conley, Andrew Russo, Ryan Hotaling
pg 18
Assistant Coaches Jake Coon, Chris Corcoran, & Tim Booth
pg 4
pg 5
2004 Team Photo
pg 6
2004 Roster
pg 7
2004 Returning Players
Chris Cimini, Don Green, Brian Navarra
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James Schultheis, Jordan Hirsch, Brian Hubert, Brian Kliszczewicz
pg 20
Empire 8 Conference
pg 21
2003 In Review
pg 22
2003 Game Summaries
pg 23
2003 Statistics
pg 25
2004 Opponent Profiles
pg 26
Bryan Adams, Sean Lander, Kyle Purcell
pg 10
Gordon Quonce, T.J. Rogers, Mike McGrath
pg 11
Golden Flyers vs Opponents, Post Season Play and
Overtime Games
pg 29
Alex Civalier, Justin Wahl, Michael Field
pg 12
Career Scoring Records
pg 30
T.J. Brescia, George Polino, Bryan Coon
pg 13
Single Season Records
pg 31
Jeff Mangini, Matt Ort, Mike Robbins, Ryan Feltner
pg 14
Men’s Lacrosse Record Book
pg 32
Gerry Gordon, Brian Gaffney, Greg Kanellis, John Serron
pg 15
All American Selections
pg 33
John Stashenko, Cory Kizielewicz, Brandon Brown, Chris Balash
pg 17
Team Award Winners & North- South All-Stars
pg 34
Athletic Donations
pg 35
Year By Year Results
pg 36
Nazareth College Information
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Peter Bothner
Rick Aronberg
Sue Behme
Terese Bouchard
Marty Coddington
Director of Athletics
Men’s & Women’s Swimming/Diving Coach
Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Equestrian Coach
Men’s Golf Coach
Mike Daley
Adrienne Jester
Peg Garland
Scott Love
Gail Mann
Asst. Director of Athletics
Men’s Basketball Coach
Head Trainer
Graduate Assistant Trainer
Men's & Women's Cross Country/
Track & Field Coach
Women’s Soccer Coach
Asst. Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Doug May
Mike Palermo
Rob Randall
Kathy Satterley
Joe Seil
Men’s Soccer Coach
Wellness Director
Equipment Room Manager
Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Field Hockey Coach
Asst. Athletic Director/SID
Nazareth College Athletics / Men’s Lacrosse Quick Facts
T H E
S C H O O L :
Location:
4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618
Main Telephone Number:
(585) 389-2525
Enrollment:
1,720 (undergraduate)
Founded:
1924 by the Sisters of St. Joseph
President:
Robert A. Miller
Admissions Office:
(585) 389-2860
Financial Aid Office:
(585) 389-2310
T H E
AT H L E T I C
Asst. Athletic Director/SID
Office Phone:
Office Fax:
E-mail:
Web Address:
T H E
P R O G R A M :
Joe Seil
(585) 389-2452
(585) 389-2188
[email protected]
www.naz.edu/dept/athletics
C O N F E R E N C E :
Conference:
Empire 8
Empire 8 Commissioner:
Office Phone:
E-mail:
Chuck Mitrano
(585) 581-0834
[email protected]
Empire 8 SID:
E-mail:
Tim Farrell
[email protected]
Nickname:
Golden Flyers
T H E
Colors:
Purple and Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division III
Home Field:
Flyer Stadium
Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach:
Career Record/Years:
Nazareth Record/Years
Office Phone:
E-mail:
Rob Randall (Nazareth, '88)
79-42/8 seasons
36-10/3 seasons
(585) 389-2194
[email protected]
Athletic Director:
Office Phone:
E-mail:
Peter Bothner
(585) 389-2196
[email protected]
Assistant Coaches:
Jake Coon, Chris Corcoran, Tim Booth
Team Captains:
Cory Kizielewicz, Brian Navarra,
Gordon Quonce, Justin Wahl
Athletic Office Coordinator:
Office Phone:
E-mail:
Audrey Wolf
(585) 389-2195
[email protected]
2003 Record:
12-4
2003 Empire 8 Record/Finish:
7-0, 1st Place
Athletic Trainer:
Office Phone:
E-mail:
Adrienne Jester
(585) 389-2838
[email protected]
Post-Season:
NCAA Quarterfinals
Players Returning/Lost:
27/12
NCAA Appearances (14):
Graduate Assistant Trainer:
Peg Garland
1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995,
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003
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NCAA Championships (3):
On the cover: Nazareth’s Brian Navarra, Gordon Quonce, Brandon Brown, Justin Wahl
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1992, 1996, 1997
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Nazareth Athletic Department Staff and Directory
Nazareth College Athletics/Men's Lacrosse Quick Facts
2004 Season Preview
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Director of Athletics:
Peter Bothner, 2196/[email protected]
Women's Head Soccer Coach:
Gail Mann, 2813/[email protected]
Men's & Women's Head Swimming/
Diving Coach:
Rick Aronberg, 2198/[email protected]
Men's Head Soccer Coach:
Doug May, 2191/[email protected]
Women's Head Lacrosse Coach:
Sue Behme, 2835/[email protected]
Equestrian Coach:
Terese Bouchard, 2195/[email protected]
Head Golf Coach:
Marty Coddington, 2195/[email protected]
Asst. Athletic Director &
Men's Head Basketball Coach:
Mike Daley, 2814 /[email protected]
Head Trainer:
Adrienne Jester, 2838/[email protected]
Graduate Assistant Trainer:
Peg Garland, 2838
Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/
Track & Field Coach:
Scott Love, 2852/[email protected]
Equipment Room Manager:
Mike Palermo, 2837
Men's Head Lacrosse Coach:
Rob Randall, 2194/[email protected]
Annette Shapiro
Cal Wickens
Asst. Athletic Director/SWA
Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach
Women’s Volleyball Coach
Women's Head Field Hockey Coach:
Kathy Satterley, 2199/[email protected]
Asst. Athletic Director / SID:
Joe Seil, 2452/[email protected]
Asst. Athletic Director / SWA &
Men's & Women's Head Tennis Coach:
Annette Shapiro, 2853/[email protected]
Diane Williams
Audrey Wolf
Women’s Basketball Coach
Athletic Office Coordinator
Women's Head Volleyball Coach:
Cal Wickens, 2189/[email protected]
Women's Head Basketball Coach:
Diane Williams, 2190/[email protected]
Athletic Office Coordinator:
Audrey Wolf, 2195/[email protected]
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Jake Coon, Assistant Coach
Following one of the more distinguished playing careers in the storied history of Nazareth College lacrosse, Jake Coon is
back for his fourth season as an assistant coach.
Rob Randall is getting used to assuming challenges. Aside from the
obvious obstacle he faced when he was hired in 2000 as just the second
lacrosse coach in the program's highly successful history, he also was
taken to task in 2003 as he led Nazareth to the Empire 8 Conference title
and an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament after a one-year hiatus.
While it wasn't exactly tantamount to replacing Vince Lombardi with the Green Bay Packers or
John Wooden at UCLA, succeeding the somewhat legendary Scott Nelson, who built the Nazareth
lacrosse program from ground zero to three national titles in 15 seasons, was a somewhat
daunting endeavor.
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Coon was the team's starting goalie for four seasons and in 2000 became the program's first-ever four-time All-American.
He was a first-team selection in 1998 and 2000, each time being awarded with the Ensign C. Markland Kelly Jr. Award as
the Outstanding Goalie in Division III.
As a freshman in 1997, Coon was the starting goalie on a Nazareth team that captured the NCAA Division III championship.
A native of Homer, N.Y., Coon was a three-sport standout at Homer High School. At Nazareth, he set records for most
career saves (769) and lowest single season goals-against average (7.32 in 2000). He also holds the NCAA Division III
Tournament record (as well as the Nazareth school record) for most saves in a game with 32. Coon has a degree in social science and still plays
professionally for the Rochester Rattlers.
"It was a huge challenge then and it continues to be," said Randall, who accepted the opportunity
after Nelson took the head coaching job at Division I Brown University. "It's a great situation to
be able to coach where I went to school. There's no place I'd rather be."
Chris Corcoran, Assistant Coach
After a somewhat disappointing season -- by Nazareth lacrosse standards -- in 2002 when the Golden Flyers finished 9-5 and missed the NCAA
playoffs for the first time in 12 years, Randall steered the program back in the right direction in 2003 as the Golden Flyers finished 12-4 overall and
captured the Empire 8 Conference championship with a thrilling 12-11 double overtime victory over Ithaca. For his efforts, Randall was recognized
as Empire 8 Coach of the Year, an honor he also secured in 2001.
Returning to the Nazareth lacrosse program for his fourth season as an assistant coach, Chris Corcoran completed his playing
career in stellar fashion in 2000. A regular as a long-stick midfielder, Corcoran earned honorable mention All-America honors and was chosen to compete in the prestigious North-South Senior all-star game.
Randall seemed like a natural coaching replacement for Nelson, having played at Nazareth in 1987 and serving on the staff as an assistant coach
for three seasons in the 1990s. He was on board in 1992 when the Golden Flyers captured their first national championship.
A native of Baldwinsville and a graduate of Bishop Ludden High School in Syracuse, Corcoran was a standout in basketball
and lacrosse there.
With Randall at the helm for his first season in 2001, the Golden Flyers picked up where they left off under Nelson, winning their first 15 games
and securing their 12th straight NCAA tournament berth. After bowing to Middlebury in the national semifinals, Randall was recognized as national
coach of the year by 360Lacrosse.com.
At Nazareth, Corcoran played three seasons of basketball, helping the Golden Flyers capture the ECAC Upstate title in 1997.
He also was a member of the 1996 national championship lacrosse team. He has a degree in business administration.
A native of Rochester, Randall spent the 2000 season as head coach at SUNY Geneseo. His coaching experience also includes a four-year stint as
head coach at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Conn. and three seasons as a Division I assistant coach at the U.S. Military Academy at West
Point. At Sacred Heart, Randall, like Nelson, started from scratch, building a program that would eventually be ranked fourth nationally in Division II.
He compiled a record of 41-20 in his four seasons there and twice was a finalist for Division II Coach of the Year honors. His 1996 team won the
ECAC Division II title.
As a player, Randall was a starting attackman and was named
the Golden Flyers' offensive most valuable player in 1987,
Nazareth's second season of intercollegiate competition.
He had 48 points on 18 goals and a team-best 30 assists.
Randall was a scholastic standout at Irondequoit High School and
went on to earn junior college All-America honors at Herkimer
County Community College before enrolling at Nazareth.
He earned a degree in sociology from Nazareth in 1988 and
a Master of Arts degree in teaching from Sacred Heart.
In addition to coaching lacrosse at Nazareth, Randall
oversees game management operations during the fall and
winter sports seasons. During the summer he operates the
popular Nazareth College Lacrosse Camp. This year’s camp
is July 5-9, 2004.
Randall steered the Lacrosse program in the right direction in
2003 as the Golden Flyers finished 12-4 overall and captured
the Empire 8 Conference championship.
Randall resides in Rochester with his wife, Barbara;
daughter, Carly; and son, Brett.
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Nazareth Year by Year Records
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1986
8
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Scott Nelson
1987
8
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Scott Nelson
1988
11
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Scott Nelson
Post Season
11
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Semifinalist
1990
11
5
Scott Nelson
ECAC Champions
1991
12
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Semifinalist
1992
14
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Champions
1993
10
3
Scott Nelson
NCAA Semifinalist
1994
12
2
Scott Nelson
NCAA Semifinalist
1995
14
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Finalist
1996
15
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Champions
NCAA Champions
1997
13
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Scott Nelson
1998
13
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Finalist
1999
12
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Scott Nelson
NCAA First Round
2000
13
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Scott Nelson
NCAA Semifinalist
2001
15
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Rob Randall
NCAA Semifinalist
9
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Rob Randall
2003
12
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Rob Randall
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Following a stellar athletic career at Hobart College, where he
was a two-sport standout, Tim Booth joined the Nazareth
coaching staff this year as a part-time assistant coach.
NCAA Quarterfinalist
1989
2002
Tim Booth, Assistant Coach
NCAA Quarterfinalist
A native of Waterloo and a 1999 graduate of Waterloo High
School, Booth excelled in both football and lacrosse at Hobart.
He earned All-American honors as a linebacker in football in
2002 and was named Defensive Player of the Year in the
Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association. His play helped Hobart
win two UCAA titles as well as NCAA Tournament berths in
2000 and 2002.
Booth also was a four-year standout as a midfielder in lacrosse as he helped the Statesmen
to two Patriot League titles and two NCAA Tournament appearances. He scored 40 career
goals and was the team's face-off specialist as he won better than 56 percent of his
career draws.
He was the recipient of the Babe Kraus Award as Hobart's Athlete of the Year for 2002-03.
He graduated with a degree in history and is working on a master's degree in education at
Nazareth. Booth also plays professionally for the Rochester Rattlers.
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Nazareth Lacrosse 2004...
Season Preview
Sophomore Chris Balash returns
on attack for the Golden Flyers
Sophomore Bryan Adams looks to build upon a
strong first season in which he scored 15 goals.
Senior T.J. Rogers transfered in from Hobart and
became an instant scoring threat with 13 goals
and six assists.
Others with experience include seniors Brian
Navarra and Mike Robbins, juniors Sean Lander
and Ryan Feltner, and sophomores Kyle Purcell,
Mike McGrath, Gerry Gordon, and Brian Gaffney.
Front Row (left to right) - Bryan Coon, Mike Robbins, T.J. Rogers, Justin Wahl, Gordon Quonce, Cory Kizielewicz, Brian Navarra, Sean Lander, Brandon Brown, Matt Ort
Second Row - Bryan Adams, Mike McGrath, John Serron, Chris Balash, Don Green, Mike Field, Chris Cimini, Brian Gaffney, Alex Civalier, Ryan Feltner, John Stashenko
Third Row - Ryan Perkins, Andrew Russo, Kevin Gibbons, George Polino, Kyle Purcell, Jeff Mangini, Greg Kanellis, Patrick Mullin, Gerry Gordon, T.J. Brescia, Jim Schultheis
Fourth Row - Ryan Conley, Brian Hubert, Conor O'Keefe, Chad Amidon, Brian Kliszczewicz, Will Tuttle, Francis Donald, Ryan Hotaling, Ryan Brown, Jordan Hirsch, Nick Spirito
Back Row - Tim Booth (assistant coach), Chris Corcoran (assistant coach), Jake Coon (assistant coach), Rob Randall (head coach)
Newcomers are Chad Amidon, Ryan Brown, Brian
Hubert, Conor O'Keefe, and Andrew Russo.
OK, so the secret is finally out and the
self-induced pressure that normally engulfs the
Nazareth men's lacrosse team has returned.
The Golden Flyers had a rare luxury in 2003
of fielding a team without the lofty expectations
of a conference champion and perennial
playoff contender.
It was somewhat surprising, therefore, when the
Golden Flyers claimed the Empire 8 Conference
championship and earned an NCAA Tournament
berth for the 14th time in 18 seasons.
"Just because some people considered us to be
in a rebuilding situation, our team goals didn't
change," said head coach Rob Randall, who
begins his fourth season with a record of 36-10.
"Our goal was to compete for the conference
championship and make it back to the NCAAs."
With that mission accomplished, attention turns
to 2004 and, perhaps, loftier expectations.
"We would like to compete just like we did last
year," Randall said. "Our conference schedule is
too difficult for us to look beyond that."
While they entered the 2003 season with much
to prove, there is a bit more stability in place for
2004, although there are still a number of
question marks, Randall cautions.
"We can't take anything for granted," he said.
The points won't automatically appear on the
scoreboard, but scoring goals should be
something the Golden Flyers achieve regularly.
The starting attack of sophomore Chris Balash,
junior Bryan Coon, and senior Brandon Brown is
back in place and will be bolstered by the return
of senior Justin Wahl, who gained an extra season
of eligibility after suffering a ruptured spleen in
the team's fifth game of '03. He was leading the
team in scoring at the time with 20 points,
including 13 goals.
Meanwhile, the Balash-Coon-Brown trio combined
to score 98 goals with Coon carrying away
first-team all-conference and honorable
mention All-America honors.
Sophomore Greg Kanellis played well in limited
action in 2003 and could be ready for a more
prominent role in '04. Junior Matt Ort also returns
after undergoing reconstructive knee surgery.
First-year players include Kevin Gibbons, Ryan
Hotaling, Jim Schultheis, and Jordan Hirsch.
The Golden Flyers took some graduation hits at
midfield with the departure of All-American Jim
Quackenbush as well as Jason Mordaci, David
Graham, Denny Patrick, and Erik Sullivan.
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Randall recognizes a significant hole at long-stick
middie with the departure of conference Player of
the Year Matt Kent. He is pleased, however, with
the progress of sophomores T.J. Brescia and Jeff
Mangini, who are among the candidates to gain
playing time there along with freshman Francis
Donald.
On defense, junior Chris Cimini, a first-team E8
all-star, is back along with juniors Mike Field and
John Serron and senior Cory Kizielewicz. The area
also will be bolstered by the health of junior
Gordon Quonce, who underwent reconstructive
knee surgery last year after suffering a torn ACL.
Newcomers competing for playing time will be
freshmen Ryan Conley, Brian Kliszczewicz, Ryan
Perkins, Nick Spirito, and Will Tuttle.
The Golden Flyers entered the pre-season without
a clear-cut candidate to start in goal, although
junior Don Green has the most experience and
earned second-team all-conference honors in '03.
He will be pushed for playing time by a trio of
sophomores in Alex Civalier, George Polino and
transfer Patrick Mullin, who started last season
for Monroe Community College.
"We have a lot more experience now than we did
when we started last year," said Randall, who will
be assisted by Jake Coon, Chris Corcoran, and
Tim Booth. "It will be interesting to see how the
pieces fall into place."
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Numerical Roster:
Alphabetical Roster:
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Chris Cimini*
Nick Spirito
Don Green*
Brian Navarra*
Ryan Brown
Bryan Adams*
Sean Lander*
Kyle Purcell*
Gordon Quonce*
Patrick Mullin
T.J. Rogers*
Mike McGrath*
Alex Civalier*
Ryan Perkins
Justin Wahl*
Kevin Gibbons
Ryan Conley
Andrew Russo
Michael Field*
Ryan Hotaling
T.J. Brescia*
Chad Amidon
George Polino*
Conor O'Keefe
Francis Donald
Bryan Coon*
Jeff Mangini*
Matt Ort*
Will Tuttle
Mike Robbins*
Ryan Feltner*
Jim Schultheis
Gerry Gordon*
Brian Gaffney*
Greg Kanellis*
John Serron*
John Stashenko*
Jordan Hirsch
Cory Kizielewicz*
Brandon Brown*
Brian Hubert
Chris Balash*
Brian Kliszczewicz
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Duxbury/Duxbury, MA
Bow/Bow, NH
Henninger/Syracuse, NY
Irondequoit/Rochester, NY
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Webster/Webster, NY
Penfield/Rochester, NY
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Fairfield/Fairfield, CT
Upper Darby/Secane, PA
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Bryan Coon
Francis Donald
Ryan Feltner
Michael Field
Brian Gaffney
Kevin Gibbons
Gerry Gordon
Don Green
Jordan Hirsch
Ryan Hotaling
Brian Hubert
Greg Kanellis
Cory Kizielewicz
Brian Kliszczewicz
Sean Lander
Jeff Mangini
Michael McGrath
Patrick Mullin
Brian Navarra
Conor O'Keefe
Matt Ort
Ryan Perkins
George Polino
Kyle Purcell
Gordon Quonce
Mike Robbins
T.J. Rogers
Andrew Russo
John Serron
Jim Schulteis
Nick Spirito
John Stashenko
Will Tuttle
Justin Wahl
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Midfielder / Sophomore / Schenectady, NY
Midfielder / Sophomore / Bow, NH
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6’--0”… 165 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Nov. 16, 1981… son of Dave and
Nancy Navarra, Watertown, N.Y… team captain…
returning for his fourth season, Navarra played
regularly at midfield, appearing in 15 games in 2003 and contributing
five goals and 12 assists… had a career-best three points on one goal
and two assists in a win over Elmira April 30, 2003… had the assist on
David Graham's goal in the second overtime of a 13-12 victory over
Ithaca April 25, 2003… 2002: delivered two assists in four games…
2001: had one goal and three assists in six games, including two
assists in Nazareth's victory over Utica… scored his first career goal
against Oswego… Scholastic: a graduate of Watertown High School,
Navarra was a standout in lacrosse and basketball there… played three
seasons of varsity lacrosse for Coach Tim Burr and was a two-time
Frontier League all-star as well as a two-time all-Northern selection…
served as team captain and was team's scoring leader for two years…
starting point guard for the basketball team, Navarra was a two-time
Frontier League All-Star and helped team to a league title… ranked
ninth academically in senior class of 243.
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5’-9”… 165 pounds… Psychology major… born
June 6, 1984… son of David and Cindy Adams,
Schenectady,N.Y… returning for his second season,
Adams appeared in 15 games in 2003 and was
Nazareth's top-scoring first-year player with 21 points on 15 goals and
six assists… finished second on the team with 67 ground balls… had a
career-best three goals in a win at RIT April 19, 2003… also had
two-goal games against Washington, Adelphi, and Middlebury…
Scholastic: a graduate of Guilderland High School, Adams played three
varsity seasons there and was a standout player, earning scholastic
All-American honors as well as first-team Suburban Council All-Star
honors in 2002… helped team capture league title and was selected to
compete in North-South Senior All-Star game… invited to try out for U.S.
19-and-under team… ranks first all-time at Guilderland in assists and
second in total points… serves as a volunteer firefighter.
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Midfielder / Junior / Duxbury, MA
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5’-10”… 180 pounds… Business Administration
major… born June 11, 1980… son of William and
Elizabeth Lander, Duxbury, Mass… back for his
second season, Lander appeared in five games in
2003 and scored four goals… had two goals in Nazareth's win over
Utica April 9, 2003… 2002: Did not play due to injury… at
UMass-Boston: transferred to Nazareth after one season at University
of Massachusetts-Boston, where he emerged as a prolific scorer, ranking
sixth nationally in Division III with 102 points (62 goals, 40 assists) for
an average of 6.0 points per game… earned all-league honors in the
Little East Conference… Scholastic: graduated from Duxbury High in
Massachusetts and played three seasons of varsity lacrosse… served
as team captain as a senior in 1998 and earned all-league honors…
also competed in soccer.
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6’-5”… 190 pounds… Business Administration
major… born March 10, 1984… son of Robert and
Susan Purcell, Bow, N.H… returning for his second
season, Purcell appeared in eight games in 2003
and scored two goals -- against St. John Fisher March 19 and RIT April
19… Scholastic: a graduate of Bow High School in New Hampshire,
Purcell played four seasons of varsity lacrosse there and helped team
win Division II state title in 2002… served as team captain and earned
first-team all-state honors in 2002 and honorable mention recognition
in 2001… invited to compete in Vermont vs. New Hampshire all-star
game at Dartmouth College as well East vs. West All-Star game in
Boston… also competed in basketball and golf.
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BRYAN ADAMS #6
5’-11”… 175 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Dec. 9, 1982… son of Larry and
Marie Green, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y…. returning for
his third season, Green started all 16 games in
goal for the Golden Flyers in 2003 and had 152 saves for a goalsagainst average of 9.67 and a save percentage of .530… earned
second-team Empire 8 Conference All-Star honors… had a career-high
18 saves in Nazareth's 15-4 NCAA Tournament win over Ohio Wesleyan
May 10, 2003… had 14 saves in a 9-6 season-opening win over
Washington College… named Empire 8 Goalie of the Week for period
ending March 10, 2003… 2002: started the first six games for the
Golden Flyers, then was sidelined for the balance of the season due to
a leg injury… made 56 saves for a 10.72 goals-against average and a
.496 save percentage… had 14 saves in the Golden Flyers' 10-9
overtime win over St. Lawrence… Scholastic: a graduate of Hendrick
Hudson High School in Montrose, Green played four seasons of varsity
lacrosse there, helping the team to 2000 league championship…
earned Section One All-Star and all-conference honors three times…
recorded highest save percentage in school history (68%)… a member
of the Science Honor Society.
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Goalie / Junior / Cortlandt Manor, NY
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DON GREEN #3
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CHRIS CIMINI #1
5’-9”… 180 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Oct. 14, 1982… son of Bob and Peg
Cimini, Lenox, Mass… returning for his third
season, Cimini started all 16 games for the
Golden Flyers at close defense in 2003 and earned first-team Empire
8 Conference All-Star honors… scooped up 36 ground balls… selected
as a pre-season All-American (honorable mention) for 2004 by Face-Off
Yearbook… 2002: appeared in three games… Scholastic: a graduate
of St. Joseph’s Central High School in Pittsfield, Mass., Cimini played
four seasons of varsity lacrosse there for Coach Scott Aitkin… named
to several All-Star teams, including the New England Premier and
Western Massachusetts All-Star teams… was a two-time Bay State
West All-Star selection, and served as team captain one year.
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Junior Chris Cimini started all 16 games for the
Golden Flyers and earned first-team Empire 8
Conference All-Star honors.
Sophomore Bryan Adams appeared in 15 games in
2003 and was Nazareth's top-scoring first-year
player with 21 points.
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6’-4”… 205 pounds… Psychology major… born
March 12, 1984… son of David and Patricia
Civalier, Rochester, N.Y… returning for his second
season, Civalier appeared in five games as a
backup goalie in 2003 and had 14 saves in 59 minutes of action…
played 24 minutes in the Golden Flyers' NCAA quarterfinal loss at
Middlebury and made a career-high nine saves… Scholastic: a
graduate of Penfield High School, Civalier played three seasons of
varsity lacrosse for Coach Mark Rice… served as team captain and
starting goalie and earned first-team Monroe County League All-Star
honors in 2002… helped team to league and Section Five titles in
2000… earned scholar-athlete honors in 2002… also earned all-Monroe
County honors as a lineman in football… brother Adam also played for
Nazareth, earning All-American honors in 1998.
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13/13/27
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13/13/27
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T.J. ROGERS #11
Midfielder / Senior / Canandaigua, NY
6’-0”… 195 pounds… Economics major… born
Nov. 23, 1981… son of David and Jane Rogers,
Canandaigua, N.Y… returning for his second
season, Rogers played in all 16 games for the
Golden Flyers in 2003 and contributed 13 goals and six assists…
earned Empire 8 Conference honorable mention All-Star honors… had
career-best three goals in a victory at St. John Fisher March 19, 2003…
had two goals and one assist in double overtime win over Ithaca April
25, 2003… at Hobart: transferred to Nazareth from Hobart, where he
played two seasons for the Division I Statesmen… was named the
team's Rookie of the Year in 2001, then contributed four goals and one
assist in 2002… Scholastic: a graduate of Canandaigua Academy,
Rogers was a standout in football and lacrosse… named Section Five
Class B MVP in lacrosse as well as first-team all-Finger Lakes in 1999
and 2000… helped team to sectional and Western New York titles in
2000. . . earned first-team all-Finger Lakes as a defensive end in
football, helping team win state championship.
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5’-10”… 165 pounds… Psychology major… born
Dec. 26, 1979… son of Tim and Linda Wahl, Penn
Yan, N.Y… team captain… Wahl gained an extra
season of eligibility after suffering a ruptured
spleen in the Golden Flyers' fifth game last season… he was leading the
team in scoring at the time with 13 goals and seven assists… equaled
a career-best with seven points on five goals and two assists in an
overtime loss to Adelphi March 22, 2003… had four goals in an
overtime loss to Rensselaer in Florida March 14, 2003… 2002: started
regularly on attack and contributed 31 points on 22 goals and nine
assists… had a career-best seven points on five goals, two assists in
Nazareth's win over Elmira… also had four goals each against Adelphi
and Oswego… transferred to Nazareth after playing two seasons at
Monroe Community College… earned first-team All-American honors
while leading the Tribunes in scoring in 2001… Scholastic: a graduate
of Penn Yan Academy, Wahl played four seasons of varsity lacrosse
there for Coach Harry Queener, helping the team to three Section Five
championships… was a three-time first-team Finger Lakes League
All-Star selection and twice led Section Five in scoring.
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MIKE McGRATH #12
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Defenseman / Junior / Syracuse, NY
6’-4”… 200 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Jan. 7, 1983… son of James and Joan
McGrath, Webster, N.Y… returning for his second
season, McGrath played regularly for the Golden
Flyers in 2003, appearing in all 16 games and contributing two goals
and two assists… scored first career goal in win over St. John Fisher
March 19, 2003… Scholastic: a 2001 graduate of Webster High
School, McGrath spent the 2002 season at Bridgton Academy… was a
standout in basketball, lacrosse, and soccer at Webster… served as
team captain in lacrosse and was selected to Monroe County League
all-star team as well as Section Five all-tournament team… also team
MVP and first-team all-county in soccer in 2000… helped basketball
team to Section Five Class AA title in 2001.
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GORDON QUONCE #9
6’-1”… 220 pounds… History major… born April 1,
1982… son of Gordon and Christine Quonce,
Syracuse, N.Y… team captain… gained an extra
season of eligibility after suffering a season-ending
knee injury in the fourth game of the 2003 season… started the first
four games as a close defenseman… 2002: started regularly for the
Golden Flyers and had 24 ground balls… 2001: appeared in 14 games
and scooped up 13 ground balls… Scholastic: a graduate of Henninger
High School in Syracuse, Quonce was a two-year standout there for
Coach Tom Acee… was a two-time first-team Onondaga League All-Star
and earned first-team all-Central New York honors in 2000… selected to
compete in Syracuse Exceptional Senior all-star game as well as
National North-South Senior All-Star game.
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MICHAEL FIELD #19
Defenseman / Junior / Latham, NY
5’-11”… 185 pounds… Business Administration
major… born May 3, 1982… son of Rick and
Barbara Field, Latham, N.Y… returning for his
second season with the Golden Flyers, Field
emerged as a starting defenseman in 2003 and had one assist and
28 ground balls… had an assist in Nazareth's victory over Hartwick…
earned second-team Empire 8 Conference All-Star honors… Before
Nazareth: a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy in Albany, Field
transferred to Nazareth in 2002 after playing the 2001 season at
Marymount University in Arlington, Va… Scholastic: played three
seasons of varsity lacrosse at CBA and helped team to three straight
Capital District League titles… named team's defensive player of the
year in 2000 and competed in the high school North-South Senior
All-Star game… a member of the National Honor Society… also an
all-star in football.
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Senior T.J. Rogers had a career-best three goals in a
victory at St. John Fisher on March 19, 2003
Senior Justin Wahl equaled a career-best with
seven points on five goals and two assists in
an overtime loss to Adelphi.
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JEFF MANGINI #27
MIKE ROBBINS #30
Defenseman / Sophomore / Whitehouse Station, NJ
Goalie / Sophomore / Schenectady, NY
Defenseman / Sophomore / Freeport, ME
Midfielder / Senior / Rochester, NY
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5’-10”… 160 pounds… Business Administration
major… born July 25, 1983… son of George and
Susan Polino, Schenectady, N.Y… returning for his
second season, Polino appeared in seven games
for a total of 75 minutes… had seven saves and a 7.93 goals-against
average… Scholastic: a graduate of Guilderland High School, Polino
played four seaons of varsity lacrosse and served as team captain and
claimed Surburban Council All-Star honors in 2001 and 2002… helped
team to league titles in 1999 and 2002 and Section Two title games in
'99, '00, and '02… competed in area's Exceptional Senior All-Star
game… set school records with 946 career saves and 50 career
victories… recipient of scholar-athlete award… played goalie for the
hockey team and earned team MVP and Suburban Council All-Star
honors… also competed in football.
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T.J. BRESCIA #21
6’-4”… 200 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Jan. 4, 1984… son of Tom and
Marlene Brescia, Whitehouse Station, N.J…returning
for his second season, Brescia appeared in 14
games in 2003, including 12 as a starter at close defense… had 26
ground balls… Scholastic: a graduate of Immaculata High School in
New Jersey, Brescia was a standout in football and lacrosse there…
played three seasons of varsity lacrosse and served as team captain in
2001 and 2002… twice was named Defensive Player of the Year in the
Curico Division and was a two-time all-area selection for Central New
Jersey… helped football team to Mountain Valley Conference titles in
1999 and 2000.
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6’-1”… 180 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Oct. 8, 1983… son of Jerry Mangini and Pat Hayes,
Freeport, Maine… returning for his second season,
Mangini appeared in six games for the Golden
Flyers in 2003… Scholastic: a graduate of Freeport High School in
Maine, Mangini played four seasons of varsity lacrosse there and was
the recipient of all-conference and team leadership awards… also
competed in hockey and soccer… member of National Honor Society…
attended National Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
5’-9”… 160 pounds… Psychology major…
born April 20, 1982… son of Mark and Barb
Robbins, Rochester, N.Y…. returning for his third
season, Robbins played in four games for the
Golden Flyers in 2003… 2002: appeared in two games… Scholastic:
a graduate of the Aquinas Institute in Rochester, Robbins served as
the Golden Flyers' manager in 2001… played three seasons of
varsity lacrosse at Aquinas and competed in the Exceptional Senior
All-Star game.
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4
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MATT ORT #28
RYAN FELTNER #31
Attackman / Junior / Brewster, NY
BRYAN COON #26
Attackman / Junior / Webster, NY
6’-0”… 165 pounds… Business Administration
major… born April 18, 1983… son of Don and
Helene Coon, Webster, N.Y… returning for his
third season, Coon was the Golden Flyers'
leading scorer in 2003 with 51 points on 45 goals and six assists…
earned honorable mention All-America honors from the United States
Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association and was a first-team Empire 8
All-Star selection… twice earned E8 Player of the Week honors -- for
periods ending March 10 and April 21… scored career-high seven goals
in the Golden Flyers' win at Alfred April 16, 2003… had five goals each
in wins over Washington College March 8 and Oswego April 22… 2002:
appeared in four games and scored six goals on seven shots… scored
four goals against Utica and two versus Elmira… Scholastic: a graduate
of Webster High School near Rochester, Coon played two seasons of
varsity lacrosse for Coach Fritz Kilian… earned first-team Monroe County
League All-Star honors as the team's leading scorer.
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Midfielder / Junior / Horseheads, NY
5’-10” 185 pounds… Undecided on major… born
April 17, 1983… son of Dan and Jennifer Ort,
Brewster, N.Y… back for his third season, Ort
missed all of 2003 after undergoing reconstructive
knee surgery… 2002: scored twice in three games… Scholastic: a
graduate of Brewster High School, Ort played three seasons of varsity
lacrosse for Coach Gerry Walsh… helped team to Section One
Championships in 1999 and 2000… served as team captain and
earned All-League honors… also competed in football and hockey.
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5’-11”… 170 pounds… Business Administration
major…born June 14, 1983… son of Roger and
Eileen Feltner, Horseheads, N.Y…. returning for his
third season, Feltner played in 11 games in 2003
and had one goal and one assist… had both points, including his first
career goal, in the Golden Flyers' win over Utica April 9, 2003… 2002:
played in four games and had eight ground balls… Scholastic: a
graduate of Horseheads High School, Feltner was a standout in soccer
and lacrosse… earned Section Four All-Star honors in both sports and
competed in exceptional senior All-Star game in lacrosse… helped
soccer team to Section Four title in 1999… helped lacrosse team to
two sectional title game appearances… also played travel hockey.
2003
Injured -- did not play
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16
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BRESCIA
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Sophomore T.J. Brescia returns for his second season
after appearing in 14 games in 2003.
585-389-2095 and online at www.naz.edu
Bryan Coon
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GREG KANELLIS #35
Midfielder / Sophomore / Lynbrook, NY
Attackman / Sophomore / Cortland, NY
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5’-10”… 155 pounds… Environmental Science
major… born March 1, 1984… son of Michael and
Carol Kanellis, Cortland, N.Y… returning for his
second season, Kanellis played in seven games in
2003 and contributed three goals and two assists… scored first career
goal in a victory over Utica, then had two goals in Golden Flyers' 21-7
victory at RIT April 19, 2003… Scholastic: a graduate of Cortland High
School, Kanellis played two seasons of varsity lacrosse there… earned
team MVP award and Onondaga League All-Star honors in 2002 after
leading the team in scoring with 43 goals and 20 assists… served as
team captain and graduated in top 10 percent of his class.
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Golden
585.389.2516 / fax 585.586.1396
JOHN SERRON #36
Lacrosse!
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5’-11”… 175 pounds… Business Administration
and Spanish major… born Aug. 10, 1983… son of
Bill and Carolyn Serron, Penfield, N.Y… returning
for his third season with the Golden Flyers, Serron
appeared in 10 games for Nazareth in 2003… 2002: played in two
games for the Golden Flyers… Scholastic: a graduate of Penfield High
School, Serron played three years of lacrosse for Coach Mark Rice,
earning second-team Monroe County League All-Star honors in 2001…
helped lead team to 2000 Section Five championship… also competed
in wrestling… member of National Honor Society… spent the first
semester studying in Spain.
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5’-10”… 175 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Sept. 30, 1983… son of Peter and
Evie Gaffney, Pittsford, N.Y… returning for his
second season, Gaffney appeared in 10 games in
2003 and scooped up 13 ground balls and won 50 percent of his
face-offs taken (27-for-54)… Scholastic: a graduate of Fairport High
School, Gaffney played two seasons of varsity lacrosse for Coach Randy
Garrett… earned second-team Monroe County League All-Star honors in
2001 and 2002 while leading team to league, section, and Western
New York titles… recipient of team's Spark Plug award as well as
scholar-athlete award… played two seasons of varsity football and
earned Alumni Association scholarship award as well U.S. Marine Corp
Exemplary Athlete award.
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GERRY GORDON #33
5’-10”… 160 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Aug. 11, 1984… son of Gerry and Karen Gordon,
Lynbrook, N.Y… returning for his second season,
Gordon appeared in six games in 2003…
Scholastic: a graduate of Lynbrook High School, Gordon excelled in
football and lacrosse there… played two seasons of varsity lacrosse and
helped team capture Nassau County championship in 2002… helped
team to Big Four title in football and was the recipient of the team's
Unsung Hero Award.
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2003
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KEVIN GIBBONS #16
Defenseman / Freshman / Cohasset, MA
Attackman / Freshman / Canterbury, NH
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5’-10”… 180 pounds… History major… born April 1,
1982… son of Bryan Brown and Sharon
Chambliss, Ithaca, N.Y… returning for his fourth
season, Brown emerged as a dangerous offensive
threat for the Golden Flyers in 2003 as he appeared in all 16 games,
including 11 as a starting attackman… finished tied for third on the
team in scoring with 38 points on 27 goals and 11 assists… earned
second-team Empire 8 Conference All-Star honors… scored four goals in
a game four times in '03: in wins over Hartwick, RIT, Ithaca, and
Elmira… scored dramatic game-tying goal with :18 left in regulation
against Ithaca in game Nazareth eventually won in double overtime…
twice honored as Empire 8 Player of the Week -- for periods ending April
13 and April 27… 2002: played in four games and contributed one goal
and five assists… had all five assists in the Golden Flyers' victory at
Utica… 2001: appeared in six games for Nazareth, and produced two
goals and one assist, including one goal and one assist against Utica…
Scholastic: a graduate of Ithaca High School, Brown played three
seasons of varsity lacrosse and helped team win a Section Four title.
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CORY KIZIELEWICZ #40
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5’-11”… 195 pounds… Philosophy major… born
Dec. 22, 1981… son of Walter and Susan
Kizielewicz, Murrysville, Pa… team captain…
returning for his fourth season, Kizielewicz
appeared in 13 games in 2003, including two as a starter at close
defense… scooped up 18 ground balls… 2002: played in three games…
2001: appeared in six games and scooped up four ground balls…
Scholastic: a graduate of Franklin Regional High in Pennsylvania,
Kizielewicz excelled in football and lacrosse there… as a defenseman in
lacrosse, Kizielewicz twice earned All-Star honors from the Western
Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse Association… also earned
all-conference and all-county honors as a tight end in football.
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13
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5’-9”… 165 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Dec. 9, 1984… son of Michael Spirito and Vicki
Watkins, Cohasset, Mass… a graduate of Cohasset
High School, Spirito played four seasons of varsity
lacrosse… earned first-team all-scholastic honors as a junior and senior
and honorable mention as a sophomore… helped team reach
Massachusetts Division II state finals in 2001, semifinals in 2003
and quarterfinals in 2002… served as team captain in '02 and '03…
competed in soccer and football.
RYAN CONLEY #17
RYAN BROWN #5
Defenseman / Freshman / Fairfield, CT
Midfielder / Freshman / Sayville, NY
6’-1”… 195 pounds… Business Administration
major… born May 6, 1984… son of Thomas and
Linda Conley, Fairfield, Conn… a graduate of
Fairfield High School, Conley played four seasons
of varsity lacrosse there… served as team captain and earned all-league
honors in 2003… competed in New England Premier Showcase in 2002
and North-South State All-Star game in 2003… named MVP at Top 150
Camp at Williams College in 2002.
5’-10”… 165 pounds… Undecided on major… born
March 30, 1985… son of Kevin and Dana Brown,
Sayville, N.Y… a graduate of Sayville High School,
Brown played four seasons of varsity lacrosse and
graduated as the school's all-time leading point scorer… earned
all-league honors in 2003… also a standout in football and wrestling,
Brown was a three-time all-league selection in the 160-pound division in
wrestling… a member of the National Honor Society.
ANDREW RUSSO #18
CHRIS BALASH #43
5’-11”… 170 pounds… Business Administration
major… born July 6, 1983… son of Richard and
Patricia Balash, Auburn, N.Y…. returning for his
second season, Balash enjoyed a strong season
for the Golden Flyers in 2003, finishing second on the team in scoring
with 43 points on 26 goals and 17 assists… earned honorable mention
Empire 8 all-star honors. . . had a career-best seven points on five goals
and two assists in a 16-15 win at Skidmore… also had six points (three
goals, three assists) against St. John Fisher and five points (one goal,
four assists) against RIT… 2002: did not play due to injury…
Scholastic: a graduate of Auburn High School, Balash played one
season of varsity lacrosse for Coach Steve Crosby... helped lead team to
Section Three and Regional titles and was Section Three playoff leader
in points… also competed in hockey.
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Midfielder / Freshman / Secane, PA
Goalie / Sophomore / Rochester, NY
Attackman / Sophomore / Auburn, NY
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5’-11”… 170 pounds… Business Administration
major… born July 27, 1985… son of Charles and
Margaret Russo, Secane, PA… a graduate of Upper
Darby Senior High School, Russo played four
seasons of varsity lacrosse and earned second-team all-league honors
in 2003… helped team to two Keystone State championships… was a
three-time all-Delco honorable mention selection.
5’-6”… 160 pounds… History major… born April 20,
1984… son of Joe and Mary Mullin, Rochester,
NY... a transfer from Air Force Academy, Mullin
played the 2003 season at Monroe Community
College and was a second-team all-Region III selection and helped the
Tribunes to a 9-4 record… Scholastic: a graduate of Irondequoit High
School, Mullin was a three-year starter as a goalie there… earned
first-team Monroe County League All-Star honors and was named team
co-MVP in 2002… helped team to league title in 2002 and Section Five
crown in 2001… also competed in wrestling.
RYAN HOTALING #20
Attackman / Freshman / Syracuse, NY
6’-2”… 185 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Nov. 29, 1984… son of Jay and Sondra Hotaling,
Syracuse, NY… a graduate of Onondaga Central
near Syracuse, Hotaling played lacrosse at
Corcoran High School for four seasons and was a two-time Onondaga
League All-Star as an attackman… earned third-team all-Central New
York honors and was chosen to play in Exceptional Senior All-Star game
in 2003… also was a standout in football and basketball at Onondaga…
led football team to a 26-0 record in two seasons as starting
quarterback… team won Section Three and state titles in 2001 and
2002… was captain of varsity basketball team for two seasons and
was a two-time Onondaga League All-Star.
RYAN PERKINS #14
Defenseman / Freshman / Ithaca, NY
5’-11”… 195 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Dec. 27, 1984… son of Bill and
Colleen Perkins, Ithaca, NY… a graduate of Ithaca
High School, Perkins was a three-year starter as a
defenseman there in lacrosse… helped team to three straight Section
Four titles and was named the team's top defensive player in 2003…
served as team captain and competed in the Empire State Games in
2001… played three seasons of football… earned Eagle Scout award.
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6’-2”… 195 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Aug. 13, 1985… son of Paul and
Robin Gibbons, Canterbury, NH… a graduate of
Bishop Brady High School in New Hampshire,
Gibbons played four seasons of varsity lacrosse and was a two-time
first-team all-state selection… also earned honorable mention honors
once… played three seasons of hockey and was named league's
Defenseman of the Year… played golf and soccer.
PATRICK MULLIN #10
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JOHN STASHENKO #37
6’-3”… 200 pounds… Biology major… born March
11, 1984… son of John and Lolanda Stashenko,
Norwalk, Conn… Stashenko appeared in five
games in 2003 and scored his lone career goal in
Nazareth's win at Alfred… Stashenko will likely miss the 2004 season
following shoulder surgery… Scholastic: a graduate of Brien McMahon
High School, Stashenko competed in soccer, wrestling, and lacrosse
there, serving as team captain of all three teams… helped team to
divisional title in wrestling in 2000-01 and state title in lacrosse in
2000… named to all-area team in lacrosse as well as honorable
mention all-county.
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FRANCIS DONALD #25
JAMES SCHULTHEIS #32
BRIAN HUBERT #42
Midfielder / Freshman / Marcellus, NY
Defenseman / Freshman / Dallas, TX
Attackman / Freshman / West Islip, NY
Attackman / Freshman / Nashua, NH
6’-0”… 190 pounds… Business Administration
major… born Aug. 4, 1985… son of Beverly Donald,
Dallas, Texas… a graduate of St. Mark's School in
Dallas, Donald played four seasons of varsity
lacrosse there and was an all-state and all-district selection in 2003 as
a long-stick midfielder… played two seasons as a goalie in soccer and
also played football, helping team to Southwestern Preparatory
Conference title in 2002… member of Who's Who Among American
High School Students and recipient of President Clinton Community
Service Award in 2000.
CONOR O’KEEFE #24
Midfielder / Freshman / Setauket, NY
WILL TUTTLE #29
5’-10”… 160 pounds… Undecided on major… born
July 13, 1985… son of Robert and Kathleen
O'Keefe, Setauket, NY… a graduate of Stony Brook
School on Long Island, O'Keefe played four
seasons of varsity lacrosse as a midfielder… led team in scoring in
2003 and was chosen team MVP as well as first-team all-league… also
excelled in golf, earning all-league honors… also played basketball.
Defenseman / Freshman / Kennebunk, ME
5’-10”… 200 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Nov. 1, 1983… son of Mark and Brooke Tuttle,
Kennebunk, Maine… a graduate of Phillips Exeter
Academy in New Hampshire, Tuttle played five
seasons of varsity lacrosse as a defenseman… was a three-time
all-conference selection and earned all-state honors in 2002… served
as team captain in '01 and '02… also captain of the hockey team in
2002 and earned second-team all-state honors.
5’-10”… 155 pounds… Undecided on major… born
April 28, 1985… son of James and Darlene
Schultheis, West Islip, NY… a graduate of West
Islip High School on Long Island, Schultheis played
two seasons of varsity lacrosse and helped team to runner-up finishes
in the Suffolk County Division in 2002 and 2003… scored 19 goals in
'03 and was an honorable mention Suffolk County Division All-Star.
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6’-1”… 200 pounds… Business Administration
major… born June 19, 1984… son of Henry and
Barbara Hubert, Nashua, NH… a graduate of
Nashua North High School in New Hampshire,
Hubert played four seasons of varsity lacrosse there and led the team
in scoring in 2003 with more than 60 goals… also a member of the golf
team… a member of Nashua Volunteer Fire Department.
JORDAN HIRSCH #38
BRIAN KLISZCZEWICZ #44
Attackman / Freshman / Montrose, NY
Defenseman / Freshman / Liverpool, NY
5’-8”… 155 pounds… Undecided on major… born
Sept. 6, 1985… son of Steven and Jody Hirsch,
Montrose, NY… a graduate of Hendrick Hudson
High School, Hirsch played three seasons of varsity
lacrosse and was the team's leading scorer in 2002 and 2003… set a
school record for points scored in a season with 85 (39 goals, 46
assists) in 2003 and finished second all-time in school history with 197
points, including 101 goals… was a three-time all-conference selection…
competed for Hudson Valley team in Empire State Games in 2002…
2003 recipient of U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award.
5’-11”… 185 pounds… Psychology major… born
Oct. 22, 1984… son of Ted Kliszczewicz and Nancy
Stempowski, Liverpool, NY… a graduate of
Liverpool High School, Kliszczewicz played two
seasons of varsity lacrosse there as a defenseman… also competed in
football, wrestling and indoor track… served as vice president of the
Varsity Club… recipient of Eagle Scout award and served as lead
trumpet in school's jazz ensemble.
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CHAD AMIDON #22
5’-8”… 170 pounds… Undecided on major… born
April 6, 1985… son of John and Anita Amidon,
Marcellus, NY… a graduate of Onondaga Central
near Syracuse, Amidon played four seasons of
varsity lacrosse at Corcoran High School… earned first-team Onondaga
League All-Star honors as a midfielder in 2003… twice chosen as
team's most improved player… also played football and helped
Onondaga to two Section Three titles and two state championships.
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Empire 8 Conference
First Team:
Defensemen
Midfielders
Attack
Chris Cimini, Nazareth
Matt Casey, Ithaca
Team
Bryan Coon, Nazareth
Jonathan Manley, RIT
Josh Marksberry, Ithaca
Nick Mayer, Ithaca
Tim Riley, Ithaca
Jason Mordaci, Nazareth
David Vail, Alfred
Ryan Neward, RIT
Goalie
Midfielders
Ryan Martin, Ithaca
Steve Douglas, Alfred
Defensemen
Dennis Juleff, Ithaca
Kyle DeVoe, Hartwick
Ryan Maloney, Hartwick
Jim Quackenbush, Nazareth
League
W-L
Overall
W-L
Pct.
Nazareth
7-0
12-4
.750
Ithaca
6-1
11-3
.786
RIT
4-3
7-8
.467
Hartwick
4-3
8-6
.571
Elmira
3-4
4-10
.286
2-5
5-9
.357
Second Team:
Mike Field, Nazareth
Alfred
Attack
John King, Elmira
Utica
2-5
8-6
.571
St. John Fisher
0-7
4-9
.308
Brandon Brown, Nazareth
Long-Stick Midfielder
Andrew Slotnick, Elmira
Goalie
Matt Kent, Nazareth
Brian Weil, Ithaca
Don Green, Nazareth
Honorable Mention
Attack
Chris Balash, Nazareth
Chris Copeland, RIT
Kevin Geraghty, Hartwick
Dylan Macro, Alfred
David Thering, RIT
Midfielders
Christ Burt, Elmira
A.J. Fiorelli, Alfred
Ken Fischmann, Utica
Alex Karoly, Elmira
Brett Raboy, Hartwick
T.J. Rogers, Nazareth
Player of the Year
Matt Kent, Nazareth
Defensemen
P.J. Burns, St John Fisher
Kris Eifler, Hartwick
Mike Lachut, RIT
Rookie of the Year
Dave Thering, RIT
Don Green
Assists
Name, School
G-A-Pts.
PPG
38
Name, School
GP
GA
GAA
Dylan Macro, Alfred
32-26-58
4.14
Matt St. Croix, St. John Fisher
30
Ryan Martin, Ithaca
14
107
8.23
David Vail, Alfred
26-30-56
4.00
David Vail, Alfred
30
Don Green, Nazareth
16
135
9.67
27
Shawn Ryan, Utica
13
83
10.53
Matt Donaldson, Utica
42-14-56
4.00
David Thering, RIT
28-26-54
3.86
Dylan Marco, Alfred
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David Thering, RIT
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Brian Weil, Ithaca
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Nick Mayer, Ithaca
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Andy Slotnick, Elmira
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Josh Marksberry, Ithaca
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Bryan Coon, Nazareth
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Jim Quackenbush, Nazareth
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Andy Slotnick, Elmira
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Chris Copeland, RIT
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It had all the ingredients of one of those rebuilding
seasons from hell.
Six of the top seven scorers, and five AllAmericans, were gone. Freshmen outnumbered
seniors 13-7. The inexperience was just too
obvious to overlook.
Then the overall pictured turned from cloudy to
downright ominous early in the season when two
of the team's captains, attackman Justin Wahl
and defenseman Gordon Quonce, went down
with season-ending injuries. But, a funny thing
happened to the Golden Flyers men's lacrosse
team in 2003 on their way to mediocrity -- they
never quite made it.
Midfielder Jim Quackenbush was an honorable mention All-American
Wahl was leading the Golden Flyers in scoring
(13 goals, seven assists) when he suffered a
ruptured spleen in the fifth game and was lost
for the season. That came just one game after
Quonce suffered a torn knee ligament that
required reconstructive surgery.
To the rescue offensively came a trio of
inexperienced attackmen -- freshman Chris
Balash, sophomore Bryan Coon, and junior
Brandon Brown -- who combined to score
98 goals.
Coon delivered an early-season message by
scoring five goals in an opening game win over
Washington College, then scored seven times in
an Empire 8 Conference win at Alfred. He wound
up with a team-high 45 goals and was an honorable
mention All-American selection.
Balash was glued to the bench for the first two
games before making the most of his opportunity
to play. He wound up with 26 goals and was tied
for the team lead with 17 assists. Brown also
played sparingly early in the season, then came
on strong late in the season to finish with 27
goals and 11 assists.
The midfield was bolstered by the strong efforts
of seniors Jim Quackenbush and Jason Mordaci.
Quackenbush earned honorable mention AllAmerican honors after contributing 28 points and
winning 56 percent of his face-offs. Mordaci was
the team's top-scoring middie with 34 goals.
Matt Kent earned Empire 8
Player of the Year honors.
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featured a run-and-gun offensive style
complemented by a stingy defense.
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Brian Coon, Nazareth
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The end result was impressive to say the least.
The Golden Flyers reloaded well enough to finish
12-4 overall. They regained supremecy in the
Empire 8 Conference and they returned to their
customary spot in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Coach of the Year
Rob Randall, Nazareth
Goalies
Mark Colite, Hartwick
Jon Sinclair, RIT
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After missing the NCAA Tournament in 2002 for
the first time in 12 years, anxiety ran rampant
through the Nazareth coaching staff, although
head coach Rob Randall admitted that he "was
anxious to see how some of these guys develop."
Empire 8 Stat Leaders
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honors. He spearheaded a defense that yielded
fewer than 10 goals per game and included
sophomore Chris Cimini and Mike Field, freshman
T.J. Brescia, and junior Cory Kizielewicz.
Cimini was a first-team all-conference choice,
while Field earned second-team honors along
with sophomore goalie Don Green.
Nazareth started the 2003 season looking much
like a toddler experiencing a pool of water for the
first time. The Golden Flyers were 3-3 through six
games with overtime losses to Rensselaer and
Adelphi and a two-goal loss to Cortland.
The Golden Flyers then embarked on a ninegame winning streak that carried them through
to the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The
most exciting game of the bunch was a 13-12
double overtime victory over Ithaca that helped
the Golden Flyers win the E8 title and claim the
automatic bid to the NCAAs.
Trailing 10-5 late in the third quarter, Nazareth
rallied to outscore the Bombers 6-2 in the fourth
quarter to force overtime. Brown scored an
extra-man goal off a pass from Balash with :18
left to tie the score at 12-12. Then with 1:40 left
in the second four-minute overtime, midfielder
David Graham scored the game-winner off a
pass from Brian Navarra.
In the NCAAs, Nazareth scored a 15-4
opening-round win over Ohio Wesleyan, then
traveled to Middlebury and lost 21-12 in the
tournament quarterfinals.
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2003 Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Game Summaries
Game 1: NAZARETH 9, WASHINGTON 6
Game 4: ADELPHI 12, ADELPHI 11 (OT)
Game 7: NAZARETH 11, C.W. POST 3
March 8, 2003 at Nazareth
Washington
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3
6
Nazareth
3
2
3
1
9
Washington scoring (goals-assists): Brent Renner
3-0, Michael Dyal 1-2, Sam Lane 1-0, Ryan Morrison
1-0, Jon Spivey 0-1.
Saves: Richard Yost 8.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Bryan Coon 5-0,
Bryan Adams 2-0, Justin Wahl 1-2, Erik Sullivan 1-0,
Jim Quackenbush 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 14.
Shots: Washington 43, Nazareth 32.
Faceoffs: Washington 3, Nazareth 14.
Ground Balls: Washington 35, Nazareth 38.
Clears: Washington 19-26, Nazareth 18-21.
Penalties: Washington 2-1:30, Nazareth 6-5:30.
Extra Man Goals: Washington 2-6, Nazareth 1-2.
March 22, 2003 at Nazareth
Adelphi
3
3
4
1
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12
Nazareth
3
4
1
3
0
11
Adelphi scoring (goals-assists): Kim Delfs 3-2, Mike
Bartolillo 3-1, David Toy 3-1, Tyler Heavenor 2-0, Matt
Schomburg 1-2, Jesse Sorensen 0-1.
Saves: Mark Miller 17.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Justin Wahl 5-2,
Bryan Coon 4-1, Chris Balash 1-1, Jason Mordaci 1-0,
Justin Reeves 0-2, Brian Navarra 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 11.
Shots: Adelphi 27, Nazareth 40.
Faceoffs: Adelphi 17, Nazareth 8.
Ground Balls: Adelphi 51, Nazareth 44.
Clears: Adelphi 23-39, Nazareth 23-30.
Penalties: Adelphi 10-11:00, Nazareth 7-6:00.
Extra Man Goals: Adelphi 4-7, Nazareth 2-8.
April 5, 2003 at C.W. Post
Nazareth
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C.W. Post
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2
3
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Bryan Coon 4-0,
Jason Mordaci 2-1, Justin Reeves 2-0, Bryan Adams
1-1, Chris Balash 1-0, Sean Lander 1-0, Jim
Quackenbush 0-2, Mike McGrath 0-1, Erik
Sullivan 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 11.
C.W. Post scoring (goals-assists): Pete Ruffini 3-0,
Ken Watson 0-1.
Saves: Mike Zagari 14.
Shots: Nazareth 43, C.W. Post 23.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 6, C.W. Post 11.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 50, C.W. Post 42.
Clears: Nazareth 29-33, C.W. Post 23-30.
Penalties: Nazareth 5-3:00, C.W. Post 6-5:30.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 3-6, C.W. Post 1-5.
Game 2: RENSSELAER 9, NAZARETH 8 (OT)
Game 5: NAZARETH 16, SKIDMORE 15
March 14, 2003 at Sylvan Lake Park, Fla.
Nazareth
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Rensselaer
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2
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Justin Wahl 4-0,
Brandon Brown 1-0, Matt Kent 1-0, Denny Patrick 1-0,
Justin Reeves 1-0, David Graham 0-2, Brian Navarra
0-2, Erik Sullivan 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 12.
Rensselaer scoring (goals-assists): Luke Ruglis 4-0,
Adam LoGiudice 2-0, Ryan Frisch 1-1, Ryan Balzer
1-0, James Gallucci 1-0, Andrew Teichman 0-2, Nick
Culotti 0-1, Jeff Hobbs 0-1.
Saves: Matthew Moog 18.
Shots: Nazareth 39, Rensselaer 38.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 3, Rensselaer 17.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 42, Rensselaer 47.
Clears: Nazareth 28-34, Rensselaer 22-31
Penalties: Nazareth 3-3:00, Rensselaer 3-1:30.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 0-3, Rensselaer 0-3.
March 28, 2003 at Skidmore
Nazareth
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Skidmore
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chris Balash 5-2,
Bryan Coon 4-0, Bryan Adams 2-1, David Graham 1-3,
Jason Mordaci 1-1, Brian Navarra 1-1, Erik Sullivan 11, Brandon Brown 1-0, Justin Wahl 0-2.
Saves: Don Green 9.
Skidmore scoring (goals-assists): Mike Rockefeller
4-0, Richard Palmer 3-2, Brendan Bellefeuille 3-1,
Taylor Brown 2-1, Chris Bivona 2-0, Adam Vigiano 1-0,
Andy Meehan 0-3.
Saves: James de Gorter 13.
Shots: Nazareth 45, Skidmore 39.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 18, Skidmore 17.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 46, Skidmore 43.
Clears: Nazareth 20-25, Skidmore 17-28.
Penalties: Nazareth 4-2:30, Skidmore 2-2:00.
Extra Man Goals: Nazarerth 0-2, Skidmore 2-4.
Game 3: NAZARETH 21, ST. JOHN FISHER 7
Game 6: CORTLAND 6, NAZARETH 4
March 19, 2003 at St. John Fisher
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chris Balash 3-3,
Bryan Coon 3-1, Justin Wahl 3-1, T.J. Rogers 3-0, Jim
Quackenbush 1-2, Justin Reeves 1-1, Brandon Brown
1-0, David Graham 1-0, Sean Lander 1-0, Mike
McGrath 1-0, Jason Mordaci 1-0, Kyle Purcell 1-0, Erik
Sullivan 1-0, Brian Navarra 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 9, Alex Civalier 1, George Polino 2.
St. John Fisher scoring (goals-assists): Brandon
Harvey 2-0, John DelleDonne 1-1, Chris Cortina 1-0,
Matt Ganter 1-0, Mark Schnobrich 1-0, Chris Stahl
1-0, Dave Gebo 0-1, Sean Roche 0-1.
Saves: Jow Alonge 20.
Shots: Nazareth 55, St. John Fisher 28.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 22, St. John Fisher 9.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 50, St. John Fisher 41.
Clears: Nazareth 23-27, St. John Fisher 17-29.
Penalties: Nazareth 10-8:30, St. John Fisher 14-12:00
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 5-14, St. John Fisher 1-9.
April 2, 2003 at Nazareth
Cortland
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6
Nazareth
1
0
1
2
4
Cortland scoring (goals-assists): Drew Hyatt 2-1, Kyle
Lambert 2-0, Mike Bryant 1-1, Matt O'Connell 1-0,
Adam Hughes 0-2.
Saves: Steve Feltmann 14.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Chris Balash 1-0,
Bryan Coon 1-0, Jason Mordaci 1-0, T.J. Rogers 1-0,
Jim Quackenbush 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 4.
Shots: Cortland 18, Nazareth 39.
Faceoffs: Cortland 1, Nazareth 12.
Ground Balls: Cortland 44, Nazareth 42.
Clears: Cortland 22-32, Nazareth 21-24.
Penalties: Cortland 4-3:00, Nazareth 3-2:00.
Extra Man Goals: Cortland 1-3, Nazareth 0-4.
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April 12, 2003 at Hartwick
Nazareth
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Hartwick
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Brandon Brown
4-0, Bryan Coon 3-1, Jason Mordaci 3-0, Chris Balash
2-1, Jim Quackenbush 2-1, David Graham 1-2, Bryan
Adams 1-1, T.J. Rogers 1-1, Mike Field 0-1, Brian
Navarra 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 7.
Hartwick scoring (goals-assists): Brian Prescott 3-0,
Ryan Maloney 2-0, Devin Poole 2-0, Brett Raboy 2-0,
Kevin Geraghty 0-4, Greg Cohan 0-1, Mike Debrossy 0-1.
Saves: Mark Colite 15.
Shots: Nazareth 57, Hartwick 35.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 13, Hartwick 17.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 40, Hartwick 37.
Clears: Nazareth 21-25, Hartwick 16-24.
Penalties: Nazareth 4-3:00, Hartwick 8-7:00.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 1-5, Hartwick 0-4.
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Game 10: NAZARETH 20, ALFRED 11
Game 13: NAZARETH 13, ITHACA 12 (2OT)
Game 16: MIDDLEBURY 21, NAZARETH 12
April 16, 2003 at Alfred
Nazareth
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Alfred
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Bryan Coon 7-0, Jim
Quackenbush 2-3, Brandon Brown 2-2, Chris Balash
2-1, David Graham 2-1, Jason Mordaci 2-0, T.J. Rogers
1-1, Brian Navarra 1-0, John Stashenko 1-0, Bryan
Adams 0-1, Denny Patrick 0-1, Erik Sullivan 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 13, Alex Civalier 1, George Polino 1.
Alfred scoring (goals-assists): Trevor Archer 4-0, Dylan
Macro 3-1, Anthony Fiorelli 1-3, Steve Douglas 1-0,
Gregory Gascon 1- 0, Carlo DiRisio 1-0, David Vail 0-2,
Frank Radell 0-1.
Saves: Nicholas Hohman 16, Matt Jones 0.
Shots: Nazareth 56, Alfred 45.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 10, Alfred 23.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 50, Alfred 51.
Clears: Nazareth 26-36, Alfred 11-19.
Penalties: Nazareth 8-6:30, Alfred 9-6:00.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 6-9, Alfred 3-6.
April 25, 2003 at Nazareth
Ithaca
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3
3
2
0
0
12
Nazareth
2
3
1
6
0
1
13
Ithaca scoring (goals-assists): Dennis Juleff 3-0, Nick
Mayer 2-3, Matt Casey 2-1, Scott Guerra 2-0, Morris
Jemal 1-2, Brian Weil 1-1, Devin Burgoon 1-0, Josh
Marksberry 0-1.
Saves: Ryan Martin 16.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Brandon Brown 4-1,
Chris Balash 2-2, T.J. Rogers 2-1, David Graham 1-1,
Brian Navarra 1-1, Bryan Adams 1-0, Jason Mordaci 10, Denny Patrick 1-0, Jim Quackenbush 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 11.
Shots: Ithaca 37, Nazareth 58.
Faceoffs: Ithaca 15, Nazareth 15.
Ground Balls: Ithaca 44, Nazareth 61.
Clears: Ithaca 18-25, Nazareth 19-21.
Penalties: Ithaca 6-4:00, Nazareth 5-4:30.
Extra Man Goals: Ithaca 1-4, Nazareth 1-6.
May 14, 2003 at Middlebury -- NCAA Quarterfinal
Nazareth
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12
Middlebury
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7
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21
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jason Mordaci 3-1,
Bryan Adams 2-0, Brandon Brown 2-0, David Graham 12, Chris Balash 1-0, Bryan Coon 1-0, Brian Navarra 1-0,
Erik Sullivan 1-0, Greg Kanellis 0-1, Jim Quackenbush
0-1, T.J. Rogers 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 6, Alex Civalier 9, George Polino 0.
Middlebury scoring (goals-assists): Charley Howe 5-1,
Greg Bastis 4-0, Mike Frissora 4-0, Jonathan Sisto 3-0,
Jamie Duke 1-1,Mike Murray 1-1, Brian Gault 1-0, Dave
Leach 1-0, Travis Meyer 1-0, Andrew Giordano 0-2, Mike
Saraceni 0-2, Aaron Herter 0-1,John West 0-1.
Saves: Eric Krieger 10, Ned Courtemanche 0.
Shots: Middlebury 65, Nazareth 32.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 16, Middlebury 19.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 40, Middlebury 60.
Clears: Nazareth 14-23, Middlebury 17-19.
Penalties: Nazareth 9-8:30, Middlebury 7-5:30.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 3-4, Middlebury 2-7.
Game 14: NAZARETH 18, ELMIRA 14
Game 8: NAZARETH 20, UTICA 8
April 9, 2003 at Nazareth
Utica
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8
Nazareth
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20
Utica scoring (goals-assists): Matt Donaldson 2-1,
Nate Jabson 2-1, Matt Bolen 2-0, Ken Fischmann 1-1,
John Keating 1-0, Pete Masterpole 0-1.
Saves: Shawn Ryan 6, Travis Kuhl 7.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jim Quackenbush
3-1, Brandon Brown 2-1, Sean Lander 2-0, Jason
Mordaci 2-0, Chris Balash 1-2, Ryan Feltner 1-1, Greg
Kanellis 1-1, Phil McLaughlin 1-1, Justin Reeves 1-1,
Erik Sullivan 1-1, Bryan Coon 1-0, David Graham 1-0,
Mike McGrath 1-0, T.J. Rogers 1-0, Chris Ruhnke 1-0,
Denny Patrick 0-1 .
Saves: Don Green 3, Alex Civalier 3, George Polino 2.
Shots: Utica 27, Nazareth 50.
Faceoffs: Utica 11, Nazareth 20.
Ground Balls: Utica 33, Nazareth 51.
Clears: Utica 21-28, Nazareth 27-31.
Penalties: Utica 4-3:00, Nazareth 5-3:30.
Extra Man Goals: Utica 3-5, Nazareth 2-4.
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Game 11: NAZARETH 21, R.I.T. 7
April 19, 2003 at R.I.T.
Nazareth
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R.I.T.
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Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Brandon Brown 4-1,
Jason Mordaci 4-1, Bryan Coon 4-0, Bryan Adams 3-1,
Greg Kanellis 2-0, Chris Balash 1-4, David Graham 1-2,
T.J. Rogers 1-1, Kyle Purcell 1-0, Brian Navarra 0-2,
Denny Patrick 0-2.
Saves: Don Green 6, George Polino 1.
RIT scoring (goals-assists): Andrew Pratt 3-0, Chris
Copeland 2-1, David Thering 1-1, Colin Jesien 1-0,
Dave Griffin 0-1.
Saves: Jon Sinclair 15, Luke Pitcher 2.
Shots: Nazareth 52, RIT 28.
Faceoffs: Nazareth 21, RIT 9.
Ground Balls: Nazareth 62, RIT 43.
Clears: Nazareth 22-26, RIT 23-29.
Penalties: Nazareth 5-3:30, RIT 7-5:00.
Extra Man Goals: Nazareth 4-7, RIT 1-4.
April 30, 2003 at Nazareth
Elmira
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Nazareth
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Elmira scoring (goals-assists): Scott Campbell 3-1,
Seth Bastianelli 2-2, Jack Egan 2-2, Keith Holmes 2-0,
Andy Slotnick 1-1, Chris Burt 1-0, Ryan Mikula 1-0,
Chad Sillery 1-0, Peter Whiteford 1-0, Nate Beckles 0-1.
Saves: Kevin Welinsky 13.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Brandon Brown 4-0,
Jason Mordaci 4-0, Bryan Coon 3-2, Chris Balash 2-0,
Brian Navarra 1-2, Jim Quackenbush 1-2, David
Graham 1-1, Bryan Adams 1-0, T.J. Rogers 1-0,
Denny Patrick 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 10, George Polino 1.
Shots: Elmira 37, Nazareth 51.
Faceoffs: Elmira 15, Nazareth 20.
Ground Balls: Elmira 55, Nazareth 49.
Clears: Elmira 18-25, Nazareth 22-29.
Penalties: Elmira 6-5:30, Nazareth 4-3:30.
Extra Man Goals: Elmira 3-4, Nazareth 1-6.
Game 12: NAZARETH 15, OSWEGO 14
Game 15: NAZARETH 15, OHIO WESLEYAN 4
April 22, 2003 at Nazareth
Oswego
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14
Nazareth
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Oswego scoring (goals-assists): Scott Ferguson 6-2,
Jeff Cottet 4-1, Brian Dautrich 2-1, Adam Phelps 1-2,
Mike Malecki 1-1, Brandon Mapes 0-2.
Saves: Al Simeone 17.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Bryan Coon 5-0,
Jason Mordaci 4-0, Jim Quackenbush 2-0, David
Graham 1-2, Bryan Adams 1-1, T.J. Rogers 1-1, Chris
Balash 1-0, Brandon Brown 0-4, Mike McGrath 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 8.
Shots: Oswego 28, Nazareth 49.
Faceoffs: Oswego 10, Nazareth 22.
Ground Balls: Oswego 43, Nazareth 64.
Clears: Oswego 22-30, Nazareth 23-25.
Penalties: Oswego 4-2:30, Nazareth 5-4:00.
Extra Man Goals: Oswego 1-5, Nazareth 1-4.
May 10, 2003 at Nazareth -- NCAA First Round
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Nazareth
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Ohio Wesleyan scoring (goals-assists): Michael Long 21, Andy Rowe 1-0, John Schlegal 1-0, Jared Law 0-1.
Saves: Paul McCommons 13.
Nazareth scoring (goals-assists): Jason Mordaci 5-0,
Chris Balash 3-1, Brandon Brown 2-0, Bryan Adams 11, David Graham 1-1, Justin Reeves 1-0, T.J. Rogers 1-0,
Erik Sullivan 1-0, Jim Quackenbush 0-2, Bryan Coon 01, Brian Navarra 0-1, Denny Patrick 0-1.
Saves: Don Green 18, Alex Civalier 0, George Polino 0.
Shots: Ohio Wesleyan 35, Nazareth 47.
Faceoffs: Ohio Wesleyan 11, Nazareth 10.
Ground Balls: Ohio Wesleyan 40, Nazareth 52.
Clears: Ohio Wesleyan 19-24, Nazareth 25-30.
Penalties: Ohio Wesleyan 12-10:00, Nazareth 7-8:30.
Extra Man Goals: Ohio Wesleyan 0-6, Nazareth 2-10.
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Justin Wahl
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Brian Navarra
Erik Sullivan
Justin Reeves
Denny Patrick
Greg Kanellis
Sean Lander
Mike McGrath
Kyle Purcell
Ryan Feltner
Phil McLaughlin
Matt Kent
John Stashenko
Chris Ruhnke
Mike Field
Mike Robbins
Brian Gaffney
Gerry Gordon
Cory Kizielewicz
John Serron
Jeff Mangini
George Polino
Rory Thorpe
T.J. Brescia
Alex Civalier
Zach Taylor
Gordon Quonce
Don Green
Chris Cimini
Nazareth Totals
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GOALIES
Name
Don Green
George Polino
Alex Ciavlier
GP/Min
16/838
7/75
5/59
Saves
152
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GA
135
10
13
Avg.
9.67
7.93
13.27
Save%
.530
.412
.519
Nazareth Totals
Opponent Totals
16/972
16/972
173
234
158
231
9.75
14.26
.523
.503
FACEOFFS: Jim Quackenbush 162-for-291, .557; Rory Thorpe 39-for-79, .494; Brian
Gaffney 27-for-54, .500; Matt Kent 1-for-8, .125; Chris Ruhnke 1-for-2, .500; Erik
Sullivan 0-for-1, .000. Nazareth Total: 230-for-435, .529; Opponent Total: 205-for435, .471
EXTRA-MAN GOALS: Nazareth 32-for-96, .340; Opponents 25-for-82, .305
CLEARS: Nazareth 361-for-440, .820; Opponents 308-for-438, .703
SCORING BY QUARTERS:
Nazareth
Opponents
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2003 Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Statistics
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Adelphi University
Alfred University
Amherst College
March 6th at Adelphi, 1pm
April 14th at Nazareth, 4pm
March 19th at Orlando, FL, 1pm
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Garden City, NY
7,400
Panthers
Black & Gold
New York Collegiate
NCAA Division II
Stiles Field (3,000)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Sandy Kapatos (Cortland, '81)
Record at Adelphi
91-35 (9 seasons)
Overall Record
91-35 (9 seasons)
Office Phone
(516) 877-4244
Assistant Coaches Greg Kulesa, Matt McGeehan,
Chris Musarella, Owen Zachariasse
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
9-2
6-1/2nd
None
Tied 4-4
Adelphi 12-11, ot
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Suzette Thweatt
Office Phone
(516) 877-4236
Fax Number
(516) 877-4237
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.aupanthers.com
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Alfred
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coach
Alfred, NY
2,000
Saxons
Purple & Gold
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
Merrill Field (5,000)
School facts:
Location
Amherst, MA
Enrollment
1,650
Nickname
Lord Jeffs
Colors
Purple & White
Conference New England Small College Athletic Conf.
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Home Field (Capacity)
Hitchcock Field (1,500)
Preston Chapman (Alfred, '89)
28-39 (5 seasons)
65-106 (12 seasons)
(607) 871-2890
Rob Strickland
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Tom Carmean (UMass, '88)
Record at Rensselaer
24-20(3 seasons)
Overall Record
24-20(3 seasons)
Office Phone
(413) 542-2113
Assistant Coaches Milton Gooding, Shannon Sligo
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
5-9
2-5/6th
None
Nazareth leads 11-4
Nazareth 20-11
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Mark Whitehouse
Office Phone
(607) 871-2904
Fax Number
(607) 871-2373
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.alfred.edu
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
10-5
6-3/4th
None
Nazareth leads 2-0
Did not play
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Kevin Graber
Office Phone
(413) 542-2390
Fax Number
(413) 542-2527
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.amherst.edu/sports
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4:30
2:00
2:00
6:30
76:00
85:00
SUNY Cortland
C.W. Post
Elmira College
March 31st at Cortland, 4pm
April 3rd at Nazareth, 12pm
April 27th at Elmira, 4pm
School facts:
Location
Cortland, NY
Enrollment
7,300
Nickname
Red Dragons
Colors
Red & White
Conference
SUNYAC
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Home Field SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex (6,500)
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Cortland
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at C.W. Post
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Lelan Rogers (Syracuse, '87)
44-12 (3 seasons)
153-45 (13 seasons)
(607) 753-4993
Mike Joyce, Todd Weil,
Brendon Burke
Tom Postell (C.W. Post, '66)
120-112 (18 seasons)
120-112(18 seasons)
(516) 299-3851
Stan Kowalski,
Steve Sombrotto
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
17-3
2003 Conference Record/Finish
7-0/1st
Post-season
NCAA Tournament Semifinalist
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Nazareth leads 13-2
Cortland 6-4
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Fran Elia
Office Phone
(607) 753-5673
Fax Number
(607) 753-5789
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address www.cortland.edu/athletics/mlacrosse
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Brookville, NY
5,000
Pioneers
Forest Green & Gold
New York Collegiate
NCAA Division II
Hickcox Field (6,000)
4-8
3-4/5th
None
Nazareth leads 9-2
Nazareth 11-3
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Brad Sullivan
Office Phone
(516) 299-4156
Fax Number
(516) 299-3155
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.cwpost.liunet.edu
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School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Elmira, NY
1,200
Soaring Eagles
Purple & Gold
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
Campus Field (1,000)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Peter Lawrence (Roanoke, '98)
Record at Elmira
4-10 (1 season)
Overall Record
4-10 (1 season)
Office Phone
(607) 735-1805
Assistant Coaches
Nathaniel Badder,
Steve Hoffman
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
4-10
3-4/5th
None
Nazareth leads 4-0
Nazareth 18-14
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Matt Donohue
Office Phone
(607) 735-1976
Fax Number
(607) 735-1717
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.elmira.edu/athletics
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Hartwick College
Ithaca College
RIT
St. Lawrence
Skidmore College
St. John Fisher
April 10th at Nazareth, 12pm
April 24th at Ithaca, 1pm
April 17th at Nazareth, 2:30pm
March 13th at Nazareth, 12pm
March 27th at Nazareth, 2:30pm
March 3rd at Nazareth, 4pm
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Hartwick
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Oneonta, NY
1,400
Hawks
Royal Blue & White
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
All-Weather Field (1,500)
Bill Bjorness (RIT, '86)
36-35 (5 seasons)
36-35 (5 seasons)
(607) 431-4717
Mike Ermer, Dan Mahar
Ethan Poole
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
8-6
2003 Conference Record/Finish
4-3/4th
Post-season
ECAC Tournament
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Nazareth leads 14-1
Nazareth 17-9
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Mike Chilson
Office Phone
(607) 431-4703
Fax Number
(607) 431-4720
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.hartwick.edu
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Ithaca, NY
5,900
Bombers
Blue & Gold
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
Upper Terrace Field (500)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Ithaca
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coach
Jeff Long (Navy, '77)
129-83 (16 seasons)
129-83 (16 seasons)
(607) 274-3747
Rich Barnes
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Sports Information:
Lacrosse Contact
Office Phone
Fax Number
E-mail
Web Address
11-3
6-1/2nd
None
Nazareth leads 12-1
Nazareth 13-12 ot
Pam Warner
(607) 274-3825
(607) 274-1671
[email protected]
www.ithaca.edu/bombers
School facts:
Location
Rochester, NY
Enrollment
13,000
Nickname
Tigers
Colors
Burnt Umber, Orange & White
Conference
Empire 8
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Home Field (Capacity)
RIT Field (4,000)
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at RIT
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Gene Peluso (Nazareth, '91)
15-14 (2 season)
56-44 (7 seasons)
(585) 475-2131
Tony Levin, Nick Smith
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
7-8
4-3/3rd
None
Nazareth leads 12-4
Nazareth 21-7
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Steve Jaynes
Office Phone
(585) 475-6154
Fax Number
(585) 475-2617
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.ritathletics.com
School facts:
Location
Saratoga Springs, NY
Enrollment
2,200
Nickname
Thoroughbreds
Colors
Green, White & Gold
Conference
Upstate Collegiate Athletic Assoc.
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Home Field (Capacity) Skidmore Stadium (1,400)
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Mike Mahoney (St. Lawrence, ‘93)
Record at Oswego
60-29 (6 seasons)
Overall Record
60-29 (6 seasons)
Office Phone
(315) 229-5786
Assistant Coaches
Chris Abplanalp,
Pat Harrington, Kevin Kiley
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Skidmore
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Craig Camp (Ithaca, '97)
Record at St. John Fisher
7-16 (2 seasons)
Overall Record
55-27 (6 seasons)
Office Phone
(585) 385-8485
Assistant Coach
Andrew Puccia
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
12-4
2003 Conference Record/Finish
4-2/3rd
Post-season
ECAC Tournament
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record/Finish
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Canton, NY
2,100
Saints
Scarlet & Brown
Upstate Collegiate Athletic Assoc.
NCAA Division III
North Country Field
Nazareth leads 9-0
Did not play
Sports Information:
Sports Information Contact
Amanda Crowley
Office Phone
(315) 229-5738
Fax Number
(315) 229-5589
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.stlawu.edu/sports
Terry Corcoran (Hobart, '78)
51-44 (7 seasons)
186-119 (21 seasons)
(518) 580-5362
Jack McDonald,
Joe Kostolansky
Nazareth leads 3-0
Nazareth 16-15
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Bill Jones
Office Phone
(518) 580-5364
Fax Number
(518) 580-5365
E-mail
[email protected]
Web Address
www.skidmore.edu
Utica College
April 9th at Nazareth, 4pm
School facts:
Location
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Conference
Affiliation
Home Field (Capacity)
Coaching Facts:
Head Coach
Record at Utica
Overall Record
Office Phone
Assistant Coaches
Utica, NY
1,800
Pioneers
Navy & Burnt Orange
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
Charles A. Gaetano
Stadium
Tim Nelson (Syracuse, '85)
25-30 (4 seasons)
72-100 (13 seasons)
(315) 792-3706
Chad Parker, Phil McGrath
Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record
Post-season
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8-6
2-5/7th
None
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Nazareth leads 3-0
Nazareth 20-8
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Office Phone
Fax Number
E-mail
Web Address
Ryan Hyland
(315) 792-3772
(315) 792-3211
[email protected]
www.utica.edu
8-7
3-3/5th
None
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Team Facts:
2003 Overall Record
2003 Conference Record
Post-season
Series History:
Series Record
Last Year's Result
Sports Information:
Sports Information Director
Office Phone
Fax Number
E-mail
Web Address
Rochester, NY
1,900
Cardinals
Cardinal & Gold
Empire 8
NCAA Division III
Growney Stadium
4-9
0-7/8th
None
Nazareth leads 1-0
Nazareth 21-7
Norm Kieffer
(585) 385-8421
(585) 385-8483
[email protected]
www.sjfc.edu
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Golden Men’s
Flyers Women’s
Lacrosse
Records
Nazareth Golden
Lacrosse
Versus
All Opponents
Opponent
Adelphi University
Alfred University
Amherst College
Bentley College
Buffalo State
Canisius College
Clarkson University
Connecticut College
Cortland State
C.W. Post
Elmira College
Geneseo State
Gettysburg College
Hampden-Sydney
Hartwick College
Hobart College
W-L
4-4
11-4
2-0
2-0
1-1
5-0
2-0
1-0
13-2
9-2
4-0
9-2
2-0
1-1
14-1
1-10
Opponent
Hobart College JV
Ithaca College
Kean (N.J.) College
Lehigh University
LeMoyne College
Lycoming College
Maryland-Baltimore County
Middlebury College
Morrisville Tech
New York Maritime
Ohio Wesleyan University
Oneonta State
Oswego State
Pace University
Penn State University
Pfeiffer (N.C.) College
W-L
1-0
12-1
1-0
1-0
13-1
1-0
0-1
2-3
2-0
1-0
9-1
1-0
17-0
1-0
0-1
1-0
Opponent
Potsdam State
Rensselaer
Roanoke College
R.I.T.
University of Rochester
St. Lawrence University
Salisbury State
Skidmore College
Springfield College
Stony Brook
Southampton College
Syracuse Club
Union College
Utica College
Washington College
Whittier College
College of Wooster
W-L
6-2
6-1
4-0
12-4
7-0
9-0
3-3
3-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
3-0
6-6
2-0
1-0
Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse in Post Season Play
NCAA Tournament
2003: First Round – at Nazareth
Nazareth 15, Ohio Wesleyan 4
Quarterfinal – at Middlebury
Middlebury 21, Nazareth 12
1995: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 16, Hartwick 8
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 14, Ohio Wesleyan 13
Championship – at College Park, Md.
Salisbury State 22, Nazareth 13
2001: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 15, Rensselaer 14
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Middlebury 21, Nazareth 14
1994: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 14, R.I.T. 13 (ot)
Semifinal – at Hobart
Hobart 18, Nazareth 14
2000: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 16, Ohio Wesleyan 8
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Middlebury 13, Nazareth 8
1999: First Round – at Nazareth
R.I.T. 10, Nazareth 6
1998: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 14, Middlebury 7
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 10, Ohio Wesleyan 9
Championship – at Piscataway, N.J.
Washington, Md. 16, Nazareth 10
1997: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 17, Alfred 6
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 16, Ohio Wesleyan 9
Championship – at College Park, Md.
Nazareth 15, Washington, Md. 14 (ot)
1996: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 14, Gettysburg 10
Semifinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 17, Ohio Wesleyan 11
Championship – at College Park, Md.
Nazareth 11, Washington, Md. 10 (ot)
1993: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 15, Alfred 8
Semifinal – at Hobart
Hobart 20, Nazareth 16
1992: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 22, Clarkson 11
Semifinal – at Hobart
Nazareth 13, Hobart 12 (ot)
Championship – at Philadelphia, Pa.
Nazareth 22, Roanoke 11
Nazareth in Overtime Games (12-3)
Date
Result
Goal
4-9-86
Nazareth 13, Hobart 'B' 12
Tom Coons
Time
1:33
4-25-90
Nazareth 13, Cortland 12
Carl Jutzin
:37
4-22-92
Nazareth 15, Cortland 14
Marty Kelly
3:27
(Cam Bomberry)
5-17-92
Nazareth 13, Hobart 12*
Marty Kelly
:24
5-15-94
Nazareth 14, RIT 13*
Jeremy
Hollenbeck
:54
5-26-96
Nazareth 11, Washington 10* Terry Goetz
(Neal Powless)
:14
5-25-97
Nazareth 15, Washington 14* Ryan McDermott :30
4-28-98
Nazareth 17, Ithaca 16
Craig DeVoe
(Chris Nadelen)
:15
4-24-99
Nazareth 12, RIT 11
Eric Goodberlet
:36
3-16-02
Nazareth 10, St. Lawrence 9
Jarod Koopman
(Jeff Monroe)
:18
David Toy
1991: Quarterfinal – at Gettysburg, Pa.
Nazareth 17, Gettysburg 10
Semifinal – at Hobart
Hobart 19, Nazareth 17
3-23-02
Adelphi 10, Nazareth 9
4-24-02
1989: Quarterfinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 25, Salisbury State 10
Semifinal – at Hobart
Hobart 14, Nazareth 10
Nazareth 15, Oswego 14 (2ot) P.J. Rosecrans
:39
(Jarod Koopman)
3-14-03
Rensselaer 9, Nazareth 8
Ryan Frisch
1:41
(Andrew Teichman)
3-22-03
Adelphi 12, Nazareth 11
Kim Delfs
3:33
(Mike Bartolillo)
4-25-03
Nazareth 13, Ithaca 12 (2ot)
David Graham 2:20
(Brian Navarra)
1988: Quarterfinal – at Hobart
Hobart 17, Nazareth 12
ECAC Tournament
1990: Semifinal – at Nazareth
Nazareth 19, Union 10
Championship – at Nazareth
Nazareth 25, Potsdam State 14
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Bill Coons
Bill Atkinson
Marty Kelly
Brent Rothfuss
Carl Jutzin
Ronnie Davis
Jeremy Hollenbeck
Eric Goodberlet
Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Career Records
Career Scoring Leaders
Bill Coons, 1986-89
Marty Kelly, 1989-92
Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97
Neal Powless, 1993-96
Bill Atkinson, 1986-89
Cam Bomberry, 1991-94
Eric Goodberlet, 1998-01
Trent Brown, 1995-97
Ryan McDermott, 1995-98
Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94
Pat Metzler, 1992-94
Dennis Foley, 1997-99
Ed Geary, 1993-95
Ronnie Davis, 1989-92
Jarod Koopman, 1999-02
Joe Spada, 1994-97
Brian Roden, 1999-02
Avery Burke, 1999-02
Dan Coughlin, 1989-92
Jerome Lazore, 1987-90
Career Assists
G
A Pts.
138 174 312
142 146 288
126 74 200
124 67 191
135 19 154
84 70 154
129 24 153
83 56 139
82 46 128
86 39 125
70 54 124
95 28 123
53 60 113
78 34 112
52 45 97
56 40 96
49 47 96
53 41 94
63 30 93
49 42 91
Career Goals Scored
Marty Kelly, 1989-92
Bill Coons, 1986-89
Bill Atkinson, 1986-89
Eric Goodberlet, 1998-01
Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97
Neal Powless, 1993-96
Dennis Foley, 1997-99
Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94
Cam Bomberry, 1991-94
Trent Brown, 1995-97
Ryan McDermott, 1995-98
Ronnie Davis, 1989-92
Pat Metzler, 1992-94
Josh Lewis, 1999-02
Dan Coughlin, 1989-92
Gerry Gutchess, 1986-89
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70
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Career Goals-Against Average
Bill Coons, 1986-89
Marty Kelly, 1989-92
Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97
Cam Bomberry, 1991-94
Neal Powless, 1993-96
Ed Geary, 1993-95
Ryan Stutler, 1986-87, '89-90
Trent Brown, 1995-97
Pat Metzler, 1992-94
Brian Roden, 1999-02
Ryan McDermott, 1995-98
Jarod Koopman, 1999-02
Jerome Lazore, 1987-90
Avery Burke, 1999-02
Billy Serino, 1996-99
174
146
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Career Goalie Saves
Jake Coon, 1997-00
Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92
Ben Wineburg, 1993-96
Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88
Rob Carroll, 1998-01
Dana Ryan, 1987-90
Sean O'Rourke, 1993-94
Don Green, 2002-present
Kevin Kaffl, 1991, 1993
Dave Basile, 1986-89
769
585
475
321
263
239
234
208
203
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Ben Wineburg, 1993-96
Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88
Dave Basile, 1986-89
Rob Carroll, 1998-01
Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92
Jake Coon, 1997-00
Kevin Kaffl, 1991, 1993
Dana Ryan, 1987-90
Don Green, 2002-present
Sean O'Rourke, 1993-94
8.38
8.39
8.46
8.50
8.70
8.71
8.83
8.93
9.96
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Career Ground Balls
Chris Nadelen, 1996-99
Terry Goetz, 1993-96
Tom Fritz, 1994-97
Brian Silcott, 1991-93
Jake Coon, 1997-00
Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92
Jerome Lazore, 1987-90
Marty Kelly, 1989-92
Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91
Brent Rothfuss, 1994-97
Dave Pratt, 1988, 1990-92
Carl Jutzin, 1989-92
Jeremy Hollenbeck, 1991-94
Bill Coons, 1986-89
Joe Alden, 1990-93
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291
291
245
237
232
231
226
219
214
212
206
204
Career Save Percentage
(minimum 500 minutes played)
Ben Wineburg, 1993-96
Greg Gebhardt, 1989-92
Jake Coon, 1997-00
Rocky Garofalo, 1987-88
Kevin Kaffl, 1991, 1993
Rob Carroll, 1998-01
Sean O'Rourke, 1993-94
Dave Basile, 1986-89
Dana Ryan, 1987-90
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Career Face-offs Won
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.642
.636
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.627
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Chris Nadelen, 1996-99
Terry Goetz, 1993-96
Brian Silcott, 1991-93
Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91
Jerome Lazore, 1987-90
Jim Quakenbush, 2000-03
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299
248
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Career Face-off Percentage
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Jake Lazore, 1987, 1990-91
Brian Silcott, 1991-93
Chris Nadelen, 1996-99
Jim Quackenbush, 2000-03
Rory Thorpe, 2002-03
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363-for-564, .644
571-for-970, .589
239-for-419, .570
177-for-311, .569
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Brian Silcott
Jake Lazore
Dennis Foley
Rob Carroll
Neal Powless
Ben Wineburg
Rocky Garofalo
Terry Goetz
Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Single Season Records
Individual Records
Goaltending
Assists
Goals Scored
Most games played in a season: 16,
Jake Coon, 1998; 16, Rob Carroll, 2001;
16 Don Green, 2003
Most in a game: 9, Ed Leva vs. Canisius (30-9 win),
May 1, 1990; 8, Bill Atkinson at Rochester (19-4
win), March 28, 1988; 8, Bill Atkinson vs. Alfred
(16-4 win), April 13, 1988
Most games played in a career: 59, Jake Coon,
1997-00
Most in a game: 20 vs. Buffalo State (24-8 win),
April 21, 1987; 20 vs. Southampton (30-1 win),
March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University); 20 vs.
Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990
Most in a season: 57, Neal Powless, 1995
Single Season Scoring Leaders
Bill Coons, 1989
Marty Kelly, 1990
Bill Coons, 1988
Brent Rothfuss, 1997
Neal Powless, 1995
Marty Kelly, 1991
Tim Cox, 1991
Ed Geary, 1995
Marty Kelly, 1992
Bill Atkinson, 1988
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71 112
58 94
55 92
35 84
24 81
31 79
37 73
41 71
35 69
6 62
Single Season Goals Scored
Neal Powless, 1995
Bill Atkinson, 1988
Bill Atkinson, 1989
Brent Rothfuss, 1997
Marty Kelly, 1991
Bryan Coon, 2003
Brent Rothfuss, 1996
Eric Goodberlet, 2001
Bill Coons, 1989
Dennis Foley, 1997
Dennis Foley, 1998
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Single Season Assists
Bill Coons, 1989
Marty Kelly, 1990
Bill Coons, 1988
Ed Geary, 1995
Tim Cox, 1991
Marty Kelly, 1992
Brent Rothfuss, 1997
Ryan Stutler, 1986
Marty Kelly, 1991
Rob Randall, 1987
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Single Season Goalie Saves
Ben Wineburg, 1996
Jake Coon, 1998
Sean O'Rourke, 1994
Ben Wineburg, 1995
Greg Gebhardt, 1992
Jake Coon, 1997
Rob Carroll, 2001
Jake Coon, 2000
Kevin Kaffl, 1993
Rocky Garofalo, 1988
Greg Gebhardt, 1991
237
229
220
214
197
195
179
176
175
172
172
Single Season Save Percentage
(minimum 250 minutes played)
Ben Wineburg, 1996
Rocky Garofalo, 1988
Jake Coon, 2000
Ben Wineburg, 1995
Greg Gebhardt, 1992
Jake Coon, 1997
Jake Coon, 1998
Kevin Kaffl, 1993
Greg Gebhardt, 1990
Greg Gebhardt, 1991
.693
.669
.667
.652
.652
.650
.636
.632
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Single Season Goals-Against Average
(minimum 250 minutes played)
Jake Coon, 2000
Rocky Garofalo, 1988
Ben Wineburg, 1996
Greg Gebhardt, 1992
Jake Coon, 1997
Dana Ryan, 1989
Rob Carroll, 2001
Mike Marra, 1986
Kevin Kaffl, 1993
Greg Gebhardt, 1991
7.32
7.53
7.59
8.30
8.53
8.80
8.84
8.92
8.99
9.01
Single Season Ground Balls
Terry Goetz, 1995
Chris Nadelen, 1999
Terry Goetz, 1996
Chris Nadelen, 1997
Tom Fritz, 1997
Chris Nadelen, 1998
Jake Lazore, 1990
Jim Quakenbush, 2003
Tom Fritz, 1996
Brian Silcott, 1992
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138
128
128
123
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110
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Single Season Face-offs Won
Chris Nadelen, 1997
Chris Nadelen, 1998
Terry Goetz, 1995
Chris Nadelen, 1999
Jim Quakenbush, 2003
Brian Silcott, 1992
Jake Lazore, 1990
Terry Goetz, 1996
Rory Thorpe, 2002
Jake Lazore, 1991
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167
162
158
156
144
138
128
Best goals-against average in a season (minimum
250 minutes played): 7.32, Jake Coon, 2000
Most in a career: 142, Marty Kelly, 1989-92
Best goals-against average in a career (minimum
500 minutes played): 8.38, Ben Wineburg, 1993-96
Assists
Most saves in a game: 32, Jake Coon vs.
Middlebury (14-7 win), May 9, 1998 (NCAA Record)
Most in a game: 11, Bill Coons vs. Hartwick (20-10
win), April 28, 1989 (at East Rochester High School)
Most saves in a season: 237, Ben Wineburg, 1996
Most in a season: 71, Bill Coons, 1989
Most saves in a career: 769, Jake Coon, 1997-00
Most in a career: 174, Bill Coons, 1986-89
Best save percentage in a season (minimum 250
minutes played): .693, Ben Wineburg, 1996
Points Scored (Goals + Assists)
Best save percentage in a career (minimum 500
minutes played): .674, Ben Wineburg, 1993-96
Most in a game: 13 (2 goals, 11 assists), Bill Coons
vs. Hartwick (20-10 win), April 28, 1989 (at East
Rochester High School); 13 (4 goals, 9 assists),
Marty Kelly at St. Lawrence (22-8 win), April 28,
1990; 13 (4 goals, 9 assists), Ed Geary at LeMoyne
(17-5 win), April 1, 1995
Team Records
Points Scored
Most in a game: 50 (30 goals, 20 assists) vs.
Southampton (30-1 win), March 12, 1988 (at
Rutgers University); 50 (30 goals, 20 assists) vs.
Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990
Most in a season: 410 (242 goals, 168 assists) in
1989
Wins
Most in a season: 15 in 1996 and 2001
Largest winning margin: 29 goals vs. Southampton
(30-1 win), March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University)
Winning Streak
Goals Scored
Longest: 15 games in 1996; 15 games in 2001
Most in a season: 112 (41 goals, 71 assists), Bill
Coons, 1989
Most in a game: 30 vs. Southampton (30-1 win),
March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University); 30 vs.
Canisius (30-9 win), May 1, 1990
Longest at home: 18 games (last 3 games of 1991,
4 games of 1992, 8 games of 1993, first 3 games
of 1994)
Most in a career: 312 (138 goals, 174 assists), Bill
Coons, 1986-89
Most in a home game: 30 vs. Canisius
(30-9 win), May 1, 1990
Longest on road: 17 games (last 4 games of 1999,
7 games of 2000, 6 games of 2001)
Most consecutive: 26 vs. Southampton (30-1 win),
March 12, 1988 (at Rutgers University)
Most in a season: 267 in 2001
Fewest allowed in a season: 103 in 1988
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Bryan Coon, soph. attackman (honorable mention)
Trent Brown, sr. attackman (3rd team)
Joe Alden, sr. defenseman (3rd team)
Matt Kent, sr. defensive midfielder (honorable mention)
Jake Coon, fr. goalie (honorable mention)
Cam Bomberry, jr. midfielder (3rd team)
Jim Quackenbush, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Dan Garrett, sr. defenseman (1st team)
Jeremy Hollenbeck, jr. midfielder (2nd team)
2002
Tom Fritz, sr. defensive midfielder (1st team)
Kevin Kaffl, sr. goalie (3rd team)
Kevin Flanagan, sr. defenseman (honorable mention)
Ryan McDermott, jr. midfielder (2nd team)
Pat Metzler, jr. attackman (3rd team)
Jarod Koopman, sr. midfielder (3rd team)
Brandon Piccarreto, jr. defenseman (1st team)
Rich Petersen, jr. defenseman (honorable mention)
P.J. Rosecrans, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Brent Rothfuss, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Brian Silcott, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Craig Sleeman, sr. d-midfielder (honorable mention)
Marcos Santana, sr. defenseman (2nd team)
Ethan Sleeman, sr. defenseman (honorable mention)
Joe Spada, sr. attackman (honorable mention)
2001
1996
Cam Bomberry, so. midfielder (3rd team)
Rob Carroll, sr. goalie (honorable mention)
John Burdett, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Ronnie Davis, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Jim Cianfrocca, sr. attackman (honorable mention)
Tom Fritz, jr. defensive midfielder (2nd team)
Greg Gebhardt, sr. goalie (1st team)
Eric Goodberlet, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Dan Garrett, jr. defenseman (3rd team)
Carl Jutzin, sr. midfielder (3rd team)
Terry Goetz, sr. midfielder (2nd team)
Marty Kelly, sr. attackman (1st team)
Ryan McDermott, so. midfielder (honorable mention)
Dave Pratt, sr. defenseman (1st team)
Brandon Piccarreto, so. defenseman (1st team)
Pete Riley, sr. defensive midfielder (2nd team)
Neal Powless, sr. attackman (2nd team)
Brian Silcott, jr. midfielder (2nd team)
1992
Joe Alden, jr. defenseman (2nd team)
Ethan Sleeman, jr. defenseman (2nd team)
Mark Sovie, sr. defenseman (1st team)
Al Terilli, sr. midfielder (3rd team)
Brent Rothfuss, jr. midfielder (1st team)
2000
Marcos Santana, jr. defenseman (2nd team)
Jake Coon, sr. goalie (1st team)
Ben Wineburg, sr. goalie (1st team)
Greg Gebhardt, jr. goalie (honorable mention)
Jeff Keys, sr. attackman (honorable mention)
Tom Fritz, so. defenseman (honorable mention)
Marty Kelly, jr. attackman (1st team)
Kevin Leonard, sr. defenseman (honorable mention)
Ed Geary, sr. attackman (3rd team)
Jake Lazore, sr. midfielder (1st team)
P.J. Rosecrans, soph. midfielder (honorable mention)
Brian Majczak, sr. midfielder (2nd team)
Dave Pratt, jr. defenseman (1st team)
Mark Sovie, jr. defenseman (2nd team)
Neal Powless, jr. attackman (1st team)
Pete Riley, jr. defensive midfielder (2nd team)
Al Terilli, jr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Chuck Roberts, sr. defenseman (2nd team)
Brent Rothfuss, so. midfielder (2nd team)
1999
Marcos Santana, so. defenseman (honorable mention)
Jake Coon, jr. goalie (3rd team)
Ben Wineburg, jr. goalie (2nd team)
Chris Nadelen, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
1994
John Nevin, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Cam Bomberry, sr. midfielder (2nd team)
Billy Serino, sr. midfielder (honorable mention)
Jeremy Hollenbeck, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Ryan Trombley, jr. defenseman (honorable mention)
Pat Metzler, sr. attackman (3rd team)
Dennis Foley, jr. attackman (3rd team)
1990
Carl Jutzin, so. midfielder (3rd team)
Marty Kelly, so. attackman (honorable mention)
John McAuliffe, sr. defenseman (honorable mention)
Eric Goodberlet, so. attackman (honorable mention)
Jake Coon, so. goalie (1st team)
Pat Metzler
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for Division III Player
of the Year
2001
Eric Goodberlet
1997
Brent Rothfuss
1996
Ben Wineburg
1992
Greg Gebhardt
Ensign C. Markland
Kelly Jr. Award for
Outstanding Goalie
in Division III
2000
Jake Coon
1998
Jake Coon
1996
Ben Wineburg
1992
Greg Gebhardt
Thomas Phinney Jr.
Alumni Award
2003
Rich Pierpont
2002
Kevin Cox
2001
Dan Coughlin
2000
Tom Cincebox
1999
Dave Basile
Lt. Col. Jack Turnbull
Award for Outstanding
Attackman in Division III
1992
Marty Kelly
W.H. Brine Award
for MVP in Division III
championship game
1997
Trent Brown
1996
Ben Wineburg
1992
Ronnie Davis
Groundball Award
2003
Jim Quakenbush
2002
Craig Sleeman
2001
Al Terilli
2000
Al Terilli
1999
Chris Nadelen
1998
Adam Civalier
1997
Brandon Piccarreto
1996
Brandon Piccarreto
1995
Chuck Roberts
1994
Tom Mariano
1993
Brian Majczak
1992
Brian Silcott
1991
Dave Pratt
1990
Sam Nielsen
1989
Bill Atkinson
1988
Jerome Lazore
1987
Bill Coons
1986
Peter Carlevatti
Fran McCall Award
for Outstanding
Midfielder in Division III
2001
Eric Goodberlet
1998
Ryan McDermott
1997
Brent Rothfuss
1996
Brent Rothfuss
1993
Brian Silcott
1991
Jake Lazore
William Stiles Award
for Outstanding
Defenseman in
Division III
1997
Dan Garrett
Offensive MVP
2003
Bryan Coon
2002
Jarod Koopman
2001
Eric Goodberlet
2000
Eric Goodberlet
1999
Billy Serino
1998
Ryan McDermott
1997
Brent Rothfuss
1996
Brent Rothfuss
1995
Neal Powless
1994
Jeremy Hollenbeck
1993
Pat Metzler
1992
Marty Kelly
1991
Marty Kelly
1990
Marty Kelly
1989
Bill Coons
1988
Bill Coons
1987
Rob Randall
1986
Bill Coons
Paige Gorham
Defensive MVP
2003
Chris Cimini
2002
Ethan Sleeman
2001
Rob Carroll
2000
Jake Coon
Ryan Trombley
1999
Jake Coon
1998
Jake Coon
1997
Tom Fritz
1996
Ben Wineburg
1995
Ben Wineburg
1994
Tony Wallace
1993
Rich Petersen
1992
Greg Gebhardt
Dave Pratt
1991
Greg Gebhardt
1990
John McAuliffe
Bill Meagher
1989
Dana Ryan
1988
Pat Gannon
1987
Rocky Garofalo
1986
Mike Pitonzo
Block 'N' Award
2003
Jason Mordaci
2002
Jon Paul Cirelli
Chad Kuczek
2001
Jarod Koopman
2000
Jeff Beckhorn
1999
John Nevin
1998
Mike DeWall
1997
Dan Garrett
1996
Terry Goetz
Dan Garrett
Ethan Sleeman
1995
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Ed Geary
Brian Majczak
Brian Silcott
Pete Riley
Jake Lazore
Chris March
Shawn Riley
Tom Cincebox
Coaches Award
2003
Denny Patrick
2002
Alex Lumbard
2001
Chad Horst
2000
Jeff Biesiada
1999
Chris Scanlan
1998
Billy Serino
1997
Alex Ewing
Joe Spada
1996
Tom Campbell
Derek Goddard
1995
Garth Magowan
1994
Matt Arthur
1993
Jeremy Hollenbeck
1992
Dan Coughlin
1991
Chad McRae
1990
Rich Pierpont
1989
Matt DiDuro
1988
Joe Saya
1987
Dave Basile
1986
Kyle Buelow
Sean O'Rourke, sr. goalie (honorable mention)
Rich Petersen, sr. defenseman (3rd team)
Neal Powless, so. attackman (honorable mention)
1989
Bill Atkinson, sr. attackman (3rd team)
Bill Coons, sr. attackman (1st team)
Gerry Gutchess, sr. midfielder (2nd team)
Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse North-South All-Stars
2003
Matt Kent, sr. d-midfielder
Jim Quackenbush, sr. midfielder
2002
Jarod Koopman, sr. midfielder
Craig Sleeman, sr. d-midfielder
Ethan Sleeman, sr. defenseman
2001
Eric Goodberlet, sr. midfielder
Mark Sovie, sr. defenseman
Al Terilli, sr. midfielder
2000
Jake Coon, sr. goalie
Chris Corcoran, sr. d-midfielder
Ryan Trombley, sr. defenseman
1999
Dennis Foley, sr. attackman
John Nevin, sr. midfielder
Billy Serino, sr. midfielder
1996
Terry Goetz, sr. midfielder
Neal Powless, sr. attackman
Ben Wineburg, sr. goalie
1993
Joe Alden, sr. defenseman
Jim Cornicelli, sr. midfielder
Brian Silcott, sr. midfielder
1998
Adam Civalier, sr. midfielder
Ryan McDermott, sr. midfielder
Carmine Peluso, sr. defenseman
1995
Ed Geary, sr. attackman
Brian Majczak, sr. midfielder
Chuck Roberts, sr. defenseman
1997
Tom Fritz, sr. d-midfielder
Dan Garrett, sr. defenseman
Brent Rothfuss, sr. midfielder
1994
Jeremy Hollenbeck, sr. midfielder
Rich Petersen, sr. defenseman
Tony Wallace, sr. defenseman
1992
Greg Gebhardt, sr. goalie
Marty Kelly, sr. attackman
Dave Pratt, sr. defenseman
1991
Jake Lazore, sr. midfielder
Sam Nielsen, sr. d-midfielder
1990
John McAuliffe, sr. defenseman
1989
Bill Coons, sr. attackman
Gerry Gutchess, sr. midfielder
Bob Kuzdzal, sr. def. midfielder (honorable mention)
Jerome Lazore, jr. midfielder (3rd team)
John McAuliffe, jr. defenseman (3rd team)
Tony Wallace, sr. defenseman (honorable mention)
1988
Ryan McDermott, sr. midfielder (1st team)
Bill Coons, jr. attackman (3rd team)
Carmine Peluso, sr. defenseman (2nd team)
Pat Gannon, sr. def. midfielder (honorable mention)
Billy Serino, jr. midfielder (2nd team)
Gerry Gutchess, jr. midfielder (honorable mention)
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The Nazareth athletic department would like to thank the following people
and/or organizations who have made generous gifts to the Golden Flyers' athletic program:
Jerome `91 & Lisa Renzi Lazore `89
Mr. Martin P. Roberts `82
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lenhard
Dr. & Mrs. Eric W. Ruckert
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Mr. Christopher Diamond `90
Mr. Christopher Leonardi
Ms. Monica L. Sand
Mr. Omar Al-Sinjari
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Mr. James C. Lilly
Ms. Joni A. Sassone
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alden `93
Ms. Diane Dwyer
Mr. Paul A. Lucci, Jr. `95
Mr. Christopher P. Scanlan `99
Ms. Elizabeth A. Alhart `82
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Egan `82
Russell & Robin Maggio
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scanlan
Allstate Foundation
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Ms. Elizabeth W. Maloney `99,`03G
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Schading `81
Ms. Patricia Altavilla
Dr. & Mrs. George Eisen
Ms. Michelle K. Mann `88
Dr. Joseph R. Schaller
Mr. George W. Andrews, Jr.
Ms. Mary S. Ekeren
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Scheemaker `84
Kathleen Meehan Angelucci `83
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Evangelos
Michael Marques `00 & April Brugnoni
Marques `00
Mr. Matthew T. Arthur `94
Ms. Ellen B. Fanning `02
Mr. & Mrs. David Massimi
Ms. Susan M. Schoonbeck
Mr. Brian E. Ashe `94
Richard & Ruth Feasel
Mr. Jeffrey T. McCaffrey `96,`02G
Ms. Joanna Scott
1986 (8-3) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
vs. Potsdam*
L 8-13
at Syracuse Club
W 24-7
at Pace
W 20-5
at Kean, N.J.
W 21-6
at Hartwick
W 12-10
Hobart B
W 13-12, ot
LeMoyne
L 9-13
Morrisville Tech
W 15-7
at Rochester
W 14-10
at Buffalo State
L 7-18
Elmira
W 23-3
Ms. Deborah E. Atria
Ms. Jennifer L. Felber `01
Ms. Sue McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Seil `81
*at Coyne Field, Syracuse
Mr. Lloyd Sebastian Bach, II `83
Anna Marie R. Ferrari-Riker
Mr. Ryan T. McDermott `98
Ms. Connie Sellman
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Bailey `59
Mr. R. G. Ferrell
Ms. Karen McGarry
Annette & Bruce Shapiro
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Balash
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Field, Sr
Mrs. Amy LoCastro McGhan `97,`03G
Bill & Mary Kay Silky
Ms. Margaret Baldwin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P Fishmann
Mr. Daniel J. McGrath `88
Ms. Kathleen L. Silky `01,`04G
Ms. Jean Rasey Bantelman `87
Joseph `95 & Kerri N. Francher `93
Mr. Brian M. Slaninka `97
Ms. Shannon D. Barnes `89
Ms. Laurie N. Fyles
Mike `93,`00G & Kathe Pero McGwin
`94,`00G
Mr. Russell S. Barone `80
Ms. Patricia Gallaher
Ms. Lisa M. McKelvie
Dr. Scott Smith
Mr. Ronald L. Bartlett `86,`92G
John `90 & Kelly Board Garbinski `88,`95G
Mr. William T. Meagher, Jr. `91
David `90 & Pamela Bartle Basile `89,`93G
Brian `95 & Melissa Regan Garofalo `94,`99G
Merrill Lynch
Dennis J. `89,`92G & Stephanie Deagman
Smyth `89
Rob `93 & Susan Wegman Beach `94
Ms. Alanna R. Gaylo `01,`03G
Mr. Scott B. Miano
Anthony & Melinda Solazzo
Mr. Douglas Belton
Ms. Mary A. Gebben
Mr. James R. Mills
Mr. Richard A. Sortino
Ms. Donna M. Bengtson `78
Mr. Patrick D. `92,`02 &
Millwright Farms LLC
Mr. Joseph R. Spada `98
Sr. Mary Lee Bishop `56
Mrs. Marisa Favro Geitner `92,`95G
Maura & Bob Moore `69
Dr. & Mrs. David B. Spector
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Blain
Peter P. `97 & Kristi Gierczak `97,`99G
Terri L. Muraco `89
Ms. Lori L. Spencer `97
Ms. Susan H. Bloch
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gotham
Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Murray
Mrs. Emily Parshall Spinelli `98,`02G
Jeffrey `91 & Lisa Lomanto Schneider `91,`93G
Mr. & Mrs. John Slaughter
Roger & Gloria Boehme
Jon `95 & Tiffani Gottschall `93
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Murray `68
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Stecker
Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Bookbinder
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Graham
Mr. Christopher E. Murtha `95
Ms. Mary Steinbugler
Peter & Dionne Bothner
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Green
Mr. Christopher R. Nadelen `00
Ms. Marianne Sullivan
Mr. James E. Bowen `81
Ms. Melissa L. Greene `02,`04G
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nagle
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tessoni
Mr. Gerald C. Brodt
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Greene
Mr. Perry Santos Nemechek
Ms. Amy Tester
Ms. Lynn Brunner
Griff `91 & Lisa Swayze Hannel `92
New York Special Olympics, Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Burke `90
Steven & Sandra Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Noble
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Traub
Mrs. Jane Flynn Burke `65
Cynthia Cratsley Harrington `90
Mr. & Mrs. James Norris
Ms. Karen Trost
Mr. Kevin P. Burke `93
Mr. Michael F. Hartman `85
Gary `80G & Debra Nothnagle `79,`81G
Ms. Andrea A. Tutino `00,`03G
Ms. Sarah L. Burns `00
Jim & Charlene Harvilla
Mr. Daniel Nowak
Ms. Shirley Tutino
Ms. Tamara B. Burris `99G
Mr. Philip J. Harvilla `02
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Nowicki
Mr. Daniel J. Tyler `02
1987 (8-5) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
at Hampden-Sydney
L 9-16
vs. Wooster*
W 15-6
at Morrisville Tech
W 17-6
Washington
L 7-15
at Geneseo
L 7-10
Oswego
W 12-4
at LeMoyne
W 11-10
at Alfred
L 8-9
at Stony Brook
W 10-8
Buffalo State
W 24-8
vs. Potsdam#
L 5-12
Hartwick
W 16-5
Rochester
W 10-5
*at Mt. Washington Lacrosse Club,
#at Coyne Field, Syracuse
Mr. Andrew J. Cardot
Ms. Traci A. Hay `00
Ms. Heather Nowicki `98
Ms. Brenda Ulrich
Mr. Peter J. Carlevatti `91
Mrs. Rebecca Palenik Healey `93,`96G
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Ort
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Unger
Ms. Lisa A. Chalifoux `99
Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Held
Eric & Jania Otto
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Unson `88
Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Chelus
Heritage Christian Home, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Pagano `78
Mr. & Mrs. Clay Vallandingham
Anthony & Lori Chinnici
Hewlett Packard Company
Mr. & Mrs. Sherman H. Parker
Jeff & Kim Van Gundy `85
Ms. Kay E. Christensen `98
Mrs. Stacy Sherman Hildreth `91
John & Diane Davies Parrinello,`88G
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Cimini
James & Alice Hill
Mrs. Rebecca Bement Patros `00
Mr. Stephen L. Wasileski `95 & Mrs. Corey
Spada Wasileski `95
Thomas `89 & Rebecca Hall Cincebox `94,`97G
Ms. Bridgette A. Hobart `84
Mr. & Mrs. Todd A. Pattison `88
Daniel & Kama Grattet Way `85
Ms. Beth Anne Congel
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey House `87
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pegan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilmot `71
1988 (11-3) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Dave Basile, Tom Coons,
Rocky Garofalo, Gerry Gutchess
vs. Southampton*
W 30-1
at Salisbury State
W 12-7
at N.Y. Maritime
W 27-3
LeMoyne
W 11-2
at Rochester
W 19-4
at Hartwick
W 16-10
at Oswego
W 11-6
Alfred
W 16-4
Stony Brook
W 18-6
at Hobart
L 9-15
Potsdam
W 16-7
at Washington
L 6-16
Geneseo
W 25-5
at Hobart#
L 12-17
Mr. & Mrs. John Conroy `76
Huntington Meadows
Kirk E. `96 & Katie McCrystal Pero `96
Mr & Mrs William Winfield, Jr. `59,`78G
*at Rutgers University, #NCAA Tournament
Ms. Colleen M. Cook `96
Johnson Custom Homes, Inc.
Ms. Kimberly F. Perry `99
James & Maura Winnick
William `89 & Michelle Holt Coons `94
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Todd A. Petroske `92
Mr. Timothy J. Winter `00
Corning, Inc.
Ms. Adrienne M. Jester `87
Ms. Kelley A. Pfromm `02
Woodard Associates Ltd
Mr. Daniel M. Coughlin, Jr. `92 &
Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Johnson
Elizabeth Paterson Coughlin `99,`01G
Mr. Carl W. Jutzin, Jr. `93
Mr. Brandon J. Piccarreto `02 & Mrs.
Melissa Mura Piccarreto `98,`02G
Mr. James A. Cox
Mr. John D. Kane `84
Mr. Thomas O. Pierce
Ms. Karen L. Young
Kevin J. `94 & Nicole Rowe Cox `94,`97G
Rabbi & Mrs. Alan J. Katz
Rich `91 & Sherri Bell Pierpont `93
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Zablocki
Ms. Dana Parker Crobok `92
Mr. Michael S. Keenan
Dean & Janice Popoli
Jon `85 & Teresa Kaempfen Zatyko `86
Mr. Christopher D. `90 &
Marty `92 & Wynter Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Porco `72
Mrs. Catherine Seward Cullinan `91,`97G
Ms. Jessica Kessler `03,`04G
Mr. John M. Prota `94
Mr. Anthony D'Aiuto `84
Ms. Amy L. Kierst `03
Dr. & Mrs. Vito Quatela
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy DeBlois
Ms. Lori A. Klafehn
Ms. Patricia Quigley `82
Mr. Andrew C. Desouza `02,`03G
Patrick & Christine Klee `92
Donna Ratzel Design
Mr. & Mrs. William DeVolder `86
Mr. Mark Kunzer
Mr. Frank B. Revoir, Jr. `88
Gary & Connie DeWall
Mr. Bernard LaBree
Ms. Pauline O'Brien Riley `69
Mr. Michael B. Deckman `88
Mr. Marc C. LaSalle `91
Peter `93 & Lara Furber Riley `92
Ms. Barbara W. Deisenroth
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen LaSalle
Mr. Shawn W. Riley `89
Dr. Matthew M. DiDuro `89
Walter & Susan Lanik
Ms. JoAnn K. Roberts
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Xerox Corporation
1989 (11-5) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Dave Basile, Bill Coons,
Tom Coons, Gerry Gutchess
vs. Lehigh*
W 10-7
at Penn State*
L 10-12
vs. Pfeiffer**
W 19-2
at Salisbury State
W 17-11
vs. Ohio Wesleyan%
L 7-12
at Geneseo
W 15-9
at Alfred
L 7-11
at LeMoyne
W 29-6
Hobart
L 5-9
at Potsdam
W 16-8
Cortland
W 14-3
Hartwick#
W 20-10
Oswego
W 21-6
Rochester
W 17-4
Salisbury State+
at Hobart+
W 25-10
L 10-14
*at Penn State Tournament; **at Loyola
College; % at Hofstra University; # at East
Rochester H.S.;+ NCAA Tournament
1990 (11-5) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: John McAuliffe, Bill Meagher,
Dana Ryan
vs. Ohio Wesleyan*
W 10-5
at Washington*
L 8-12
Ithaca
W 14-7
RIT
L 10-12
Geneseo
W 11-6
at Hartwick
L 11-12
Alfred
L 5-6
at Oswego
W 9-3
at Hobart
L 11-18
Potsdam
W 13-10
at Cortland
W 13-12, ot
at St. Lawrence
W 22-8
at Rochester
W 20-8
Canisius
W 30-9
Union**
W 19-10
Potsdam**
W 25-14
*at Washington, Md. Tournament,
**ECAC Tournament
1991 (12-2) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Greg Gebhardt, Carl Jutzin,
Marty Kelly, Rich Pierpont
at Canisius
W 29-5
at Ithaca
W 9-7
at RIT
W 18-5
at Geneseo
W 18-10
Hartwick
W 13-9
at Alfred
W 18-10
Oswego
W 22-7
Hobart
L 12-19
at Potsdam
W 21-4
Cortland
W 17-4
St. Lawrence
W 16-12
Rochester
W 22-3
at Gettysburg*
W 17-10
at Hobart*
L 17-19
1993 (10-3) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Joe Alden, Cam Bomberry, Jim
Cornicelli, Jeremy Hollenbeck, Brian
Silcott
at Salisbury State
L 7-10
vs. C.W. Post*
L 7-9
vs. RIT**
W 18-7
Geneseo
W 19-6
Oswego
W 14-3
vs. LeMoyne#
W 17-9
St. Lawrence
W 9-8
Roanoke
W 17-13
Cortland
W 13-6
Canisius
W 17-3
Ithaca
W 16-7
Alfred+
W 15-8
at Hobart+
L 16-20
*at St. John's University, **at Canisius
College, # at Carrier Dome, Syracuse,
+NCAA Tournament
1994 (12-2) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Cam Bomberry, Kevin Cox,
Jeremy Hollenbeck, Sean O'Rourke, Rich
Petersen
at Roanoke
W 16-8
RIT
W 16-7
Geneseo
W 19-2
LeMoyne
W 23-6
at Canisius
W 19-10
at St. Lawrence
W 12-9
Salisbury State
L 2-21
at Cortland
W 16-7
C.W. Post
W 12-11
at Ithaca
W 18-15
at Oswego
W 14-8
at Ohio Wesleyan
W 16-13
RIT* W 14-13, ot
at Hobart*
L 14-18
*NCAA Tournament
1995 (14-1) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Ed Geary, Brian Majczak,
Chuck Roberts
vs. Hampden-Sydney*
W 18-12
at RIT
W 13-7
at Geneseo
W 12-4
at LeMoyne
W 17-5
St. Lawrence
W 16-8
Cortland
W 13-7
at Bentley
W 12-3
Canisius
W 18-10
at C.W. Post
W 15-10
Ithaca
W 13-9
Ohio Wesleyan
W 17-14
Oswego
W 17-6
Hartwick**
W 16-8
Ohio Wesleyan**
W 14-13
vs. Salisbury State#
L 13-22
*at Old Dominion University, **NCAA
Tournament, #NCAA Championship at Byrd
Stadium, College Park, Md.
1996 (15-0, NCAA Champions)
Head Coach: Scott Nelson,
Captains: John Burdett, Terry Goetz,
Neal Powless, Ben Wineburg
vs. Springfield*
W 16-9
x-vs. RIT**
W 17-11
x-at Ithaca
W 9-5
LeMoyne
W 22-8
Geneseo
W 22-2
at St. Lawrence
W 19-12
x-at Cortland
W 17-6
x-Hartwick
W 10-3
C.W. Post
W 18-11
x-vs. Alfred**
W 12-7
at Adelphi
W 13-5
at Oswego
W 9-7
Gettysburg#
W 14-10
Ohio Wesleyan#
W 17-11
vs. Washington***
W 11-10, ot
x-Super Six Conference game, *at
Annandale (Va.) H.S., **at Fauver
Stadium, #NCAA Tournament, ***NCAA
Championship at Byrd Stadium,
College Park, Md.
*NCAA Tournament
1992 (14-1, NCAA Champions)
Head Coach: Scott Nelson Captains:
Greg Gebhardt, Carl Jutzin, Marty Kelly,
Pete Riley, Brian Silcott
vs. Conn. College*
W 17-4
at Roanoke
W 13-12
vs. RIT**
W 12-7
Geneseo
W 15-4
Bentley
W 22-4
vs. St. Lawrence#
W 14-8
at Hobart
L 12-13
Potsdam
W 19-3
at Cortland
W 15-14, ot
vs. Clarkson+
W 16-5
at Oswego
W 17-10
at Rochester
W 20-4
Clarkson++
W 22-11
at Hobart++
W 13-12, ot
vs. Roanoke***
W 22-11
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Front Row (left to right) - Dan Coughlin, Pete Riley, Marty Kelly, Carl Jutzin, Greg Gebhardt, Ronnie Davis, Sterling
Haynes, Chad McRae, Chris March, Dave Pratt Second Row - Tony Wallace, Jeff Taylor, Joe Alden, Jeff Gerstner, John
Burdett, Joe Francher, Jim Cornicelli, Kevin Cox, Pat Metzler, Brian Silcott Third Row - Rich Petersen, Mike Dollard, Cam
Bomberry, Jeremy Hollenbeck, Jeff Camillo, Matt Arthur, Brian Sparks, Chuck Roberts, Mike Grasso Back Row -Mike
Kesselring (assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Brent Coye, Tom Mariano, Piper Van Alstyne, Dave Trzeciak,
Mike Gottko, Dave Basile (assistant coach), Rob Randall (assistant coach) Missing - Bill Meagher (assistant coach)
*at Roanoke College, **at Fauver Stadium,
# at Hamilton College, +at Cortland;
++NCAA Tournament, ***NCAA
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Tom Fritz, Alex Ewing, Brent Rothfuss, Joe Spada, Dan Garrett Second Row - Tom Wojcikowski (manager), Craig DeVoe,
Dennis Foley, Chris Nadelen, Jeff Pross, Ryan McDermott, Brian Rogers, Mark Straub, Clint Arizmendi, Tim Borchert,
Adam Civalier, Tom Phinney (manager) Third Row - Mike Deming, Jon Salch, Jake Coon, Jeff Biesiada, Brian Mural,
Scot Heister, Billy Serino, Chris Cooper, Joel DePietro, Chris Scanlan, Kyle Bjornlund Back Row - Ben Wineburg
(assistant coach), Mike Gottko (assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Kevin Cox (assistant coach),
Brian Slaninka (assistant coach) Missing - Chris Corcoran, Marcos Santana
Nazareth Golden Flyers Men’s Lacrosse Year By Year Results
1997 (13-3, NCAA Champions)
Head Coach: Scott Nelson Captains:
Trent Brown, Tom Fritz, Dan Garrett,
Brandon Piccarreto, Brent Rothfuss
at UMBC
L 8-16
x-vs. RIT*
W 22-11
x-vs. Ithaca*
W 17-10
Whittier
W 18-8
vs. St. Lawrence*
W 19-7
Middlebury
W 10-3
x-Cortland
W 20-9
at C.W. Post
W 11-10
at LeMoyne
W 21-12
x-at Hartwick
W 11-6
x-at Alfred
L 11-12
Adelphi
L 12-17
Oswego
W 22-9
Alfred#
W 17-6
Ohio Wesleyan#
W 16-9
vs. Washington**
W 15-14, ot
x-Super Six Conference game, *at Fauver
Stadium, #NCAA Tournament, **NCAA
Championship at Byrd Stadium, College
Park, Md.
1998 (13-3) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Adam Civalier, Ryan
McDermott, Brandon Piccarreto,
Jeff Pross
vs. Washington*
W 9-5
at Adelphi
L 9-10
Amherst
W 15-7
at Rensselaer
W 14-10
at Skidmore
W 18-10
x-at Cortland
W 8-6
C.W. Post
W 11-10
LeMoyne
W 18-5
x-Hartwick
W 9-8
x-Alfred
W 17-4
x-RIT
L 13-15
x-at Ithaca
W 17-16, ot
at Oswego
W 18-9
Middlebury#
W 14-7
Ohio Wesleyan#
W 10-9
vs. Washington**
L 10-16
2000 (13-1) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Jake Coon, Eric Goodberlet,
Jeff Keys
vs. Washington*
W 12-11
vs. Oneonta**
W 9-7
at Ithaca
W 12-10
LeMoyne
W 11-6
at Rensselaer
W 14-10
at Cortland
W 16-8
C.W. Post
W 9-5
Hartwick
W 9-3
Alfred
W 19-4
RIT
W 17-7
at Oswego
W 18-6
at Adelphi
W 11-10
Ohio Wesleyan#
W 16-8
Middlebury#
L 8-13
2002 (9-5) Head Coach: Rob Randall
Captains: Kevin Flanagan, Jarod
Koopman, Brian Roden
at Washington
L 18-7
St. Lawrence
W 10-9, ot
at Adelphi
L 10-9, ot
LeMoyne
W 15-9
at Rensselaer
W 13-10
at Cortland
L 10-6
C.W. Post
W 11-10
at Utica*
W 24-4
Hartwick*
W 21-12
Alfred*
W 16-5
RIT*
L 14-13
vs. Oswego#
W 15-14, 2ot
at Ithaca*
L 7-5
at Elmira*
W 20-13
*at Loyola College, Baltimore, **at Carrier
Dome, Syracuse, #NCAA Tournament
*Empire 8 Conference game, #at Oswego
High School
x-Super Six Conference game, *at Johns
Hopkins University, #NCAA Tournament,
**NCAA Championship at Rutgers
2001 (15-1) Head Coach: Rob Randall
Captains: Rob Carroll, Eric Goodberlet,
Mark Sovie, Al Terilli
Washington
W 8-4
at Whittier, Calif.
W 22-9
Adelphi
W 13-11
vs. LeMoyne#
W 10-8
Rensselaer
W 11-9
Cortland
W 16-8
at C.W. Post
W 15-10
Utica*
W 28-4
at Hartwick*
W 16-6
at Alfred*
W 21-3
at RIT*
W 16-9
Oswego
W 24-10
Ithaca*
W 14-6
Elmira*
W 24-6
Rensselaer+
W 15-14
Middlebury+
L 14-21
2003 (12-4) Head Coach: Rob Randall
Captains: Jim Quackenbush, Gordon
Quonce, Erik Sullivan, Justin Wahl
Washington
W, 9-6
vs. Rensselaer#
L, 9-8, ot
at St. John Fisher*
W, 21-7
Adelphi
L, 12-11, ot
at Skidmore
W, 16-15
Cortland
L, 6-4
at C.W. Post
W, 11-3
Utica*
W, 20-8
at Hartwick*
W, 17-9
at Alfred*
W, 20-11
at RIT*
W, 21-7
Oswego
W, 15-14
Ithaca*
W, 13-12, 2ot
Elmira*
W, 18-14
Ohio Wesleyan+
W, 15-4
at Middlebury+
L, 21-12
*Empire 8 Conference game, #at
Orlando, Fla., +NCAA Tournament
1999 (12-3) Head Coach: Scott Nelson
Captains: Jake Coon, Dennis Foley,
Chris Nadelen, Billy Serino
vs. Washington*
L 8-11
Adelphi
W 9-8
x-Ithaca
W 19-15
at Amherst
W 9-4
Lycoming
W 25-7
Rensselaer
W 19-12
x-Cortland
W 14-8
at C.W. Post
L 10-11
at LeMoyne
W 14-10
x-at Hartwick
W 9-7
x-at Alfred
W 15-7
x-vs. RIT#
W 12-11, ot
Oswego
W 22-9
Skidmore+
W 11-4
RIT**
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Front Row (left to right) - Trent Brown, Tom Campbell, Garth Magowan, Ben Wineburg, Neal Powless, John Burdett,
Terry Goetz, Brian Slaninka, Derek Goddard, Dan Garrett Second Row - Marcos Santana, James Burdett, Tom Fritz,
Brent Rothfuss, Alex Ewing, Mike Wilde, Jeff Pross, Joe Spada, Chris Corcoran Third Row - Sean Kenneally, Carmine
Peluso, Mike DeWall, Tim Borchert, Brian Rogers, Ryan McDermott, John Kramer, Adam Civalier, Brandon Piccarreto,
Tom Wojcikowski (manager) Fourth Row - Brian Mural, Chris Nadelen, Craig DeVoe, Andy Franklin, Kirk Endres,
Scot Heister, Chris Cooper, Joel DePietro, Billy Serino Back Row - Brian Sparks (assistant coach), Kevin Cox
(assistant coach), Scott Nelson (head coach), Joe Francher (assistant coach), Brian Silcott (assistant coach)
Head Coach, Scott Nelson led
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Division III Championships.
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**NCAA Tournament
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About Nazareth College
Expenses
Nazareth College is a private, co-educational
college with a liberal arts and sciences core.
Founded in 1924 by the Sisters of St. Joseph,
Nazareth has been independent for more
than 30 years.
2003-04 Tuition
Room and board (various plans available)
$17,020
$7,400
Fees
$516
Total
$24,936
Nazareth’s Athletic Mission and Philosophy
Academic Highlights
The Nazareth College Athletic Department will strive to empower its
student-athletes to grow as people and make a positive impact on
society, with life-skills development, mentoring, and leadership
opportunities through competitive and cooperative experiences.
• During the past 16 years, 24 Nazareth students have won Fulbright
grants to carry out research, teach, and study in countries around the
world. Few colleges and universities in the nation can match
Nazareth's record of preparing students for success in the Fulbright
competition – the U.S. government's most prestigious scholarship
program.
The Athletic Department is committed to assisting in the college’s
mission of educating students with a goal of fostering lifelong
commitment to intellectual, ethical and aesthetic values. The Athletic
Department will operate under firm institutional control of the college
and will always place the health and welfare of the student-athletes,
coaches and staff first in decisions regarding the athletics program.
• Nazareth has a distinguished history of teacher preparation with nearly
1,700 graduates currently teaching in Monroe County classrooms.
• Nazareth features an array of health professions programs,
including a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Music Therapy, Art
Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, and Physical Therapy.
The department will operate under the NCAA Division III philosophy,
through which academics are the student’s first priority and
sportsmanship, fair play, diversity and ethical conduct are constantly
taught and promoted.
• The Nazareth College Arts Center, which houses the departments
of Theatre Arts, Music, and Art, has welcomed more than two million
people to performances since it opened in 1967.
Campus Expansion
Community Service
In 2000, Nazareth contracted to purchase 73 acres of property
and buildings adjacent to the current campus from the college's
founders, the Sisters of St. Joseph. This opportunity doubles the size
of the campus and will enable the college to shape its future in ways
previously unimaginable.
Ninety-one percent of Nazareth undergraduates participate in
community service projects while they are students. In addition,
Nazareth offers an on-campus Center for Service Learning, which
serves as a resource for students seeking volunteer placements and
for faculty who want to incorporate service into the curriculum.
A three-phase master plan that will be implemented over the next
five to seven years, will integrate the existing campus with the newly
acquired property into one seamless and architecurally consistent
landscape. New academic programs, including a Master of Arts in
Liberal Studies, a four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing program,
and Information Technology have been joined by new athletic programs
in cross country, equestrian, softball, and track and field.
Alumni
Seventy-five percent of Nazareth's 23,000 alumni reside in New York
state. Nearly 70 percent are employed in service professions including
education, health care, child care, social work, and counseling.
Athletic Highlights
Undergraduate enrollment is projected to reach 2,000 students
within the next five years.
• The average grade-point average of student-athletes for the
spring 2003 semester was 3.06.
Faculty
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• A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Nazareth
has 21 intercollegiate teams that compete at the Division III level.
Nazareth also competes in the Empire 8 Conference with Alfred,
Elmira, Hartwick, Ithaca, RIT, St. John Fisher, and Utica.
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• Nazareth's men's lacrosse team won national championships
in 1992, 1996, and 1997.
Ninety-four percent of full-time faculty have received the highest
professional degree in their field.
• Nazareth finished 66th in the 2002-03 NACDA (National Association
of Collegiate Directors of Athletics) standings for Division III for its
second highest finish ever. The Golden Flyers were represented in
NCAA Tournaments in women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, women’s
swimming, and men’s lacrosse.
Enrollment
Full-time undergraduate enrollment for the fall of 2003 will be
approximately 1,720. That number increases to about 3,100 with
the inclusion of part-time and graduate students. There are more
than 1,100 students living on campus.
Admission
The 2002-03 freshman class had a mean SAT score of 1131.
Over 31 percent finished in the top 10 percent of their high school
graduating class; 70 percent ranked in the top 25 percent.
Contact the Nazareth Admissions Office at (585) 389-2860 or toll-free
at (800) 462-3944 to find out more about the admission process,
including financial aid opportunities, to attend an open house,
or to arrange for a campus tour.
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