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C O R T L A N D

Despite the departure of head coach Lelan Rogers, the Cortland men’s lacrosse team approaches the 2006 season with the same purpose as in previous years. Led by first-year interim head coach Rich Barnes, a former Cortland All-American, the Red Dragons shouldn’t miss a beat in continuing their stellar play in the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) and on a national level.

Cortland returns four All-Americans, nine of their top-10 scorers, an established goalie and a strong group of face-off experts from last season’s 17-2 squad that reached the national quarterfinals. It’s no wonder the Red Dragons are ranked fourth in the Face-Off Yearbook/Inside Lacrosse 2006 preseason Division III poll.

Senior Ben Gaebel appears to be ready to retain his starting goalkeeper’s job. Gaebel started 18 games last season and earned second team All-SUNYAC honors as he posted a 16-2 record with an 8.08 GAA, 177 saves and a 56.7 save percentage. Sophomore Mike Paolucci enters his second year with

the program and will be joined by freshmen Mike Robinson and Matt Hipenbecker in seeking time between the pipes.

Senior Dan Schmitt anchors the close defense. Schmitt earned third team All-America and first team All-ECAC Upstate New York and All-SUNYAC honors last season while collecting 56 ground balls. Seniors Casey Dougherty and Ed LeFebvre could be in prime position to step into starting roles after seeing the field in 14 and 13 games, respectively, in 2005. Junior Cheney Raymond is Cortland’s top long-stick midfielder, having earned honorable mention All-America and first team SUNYAC honors last season. Raymond scooped up 76 ground balls and even added a goal and two assists. Look for juniors Keith Lizzi and Sam Manders, sophomores Nick Bueti and Brian Dilley, and freshmen Luke Lemon and Kevin Mitchell to compete for time.

Sophomores Keith Greene and Greg Steward will be counted on to fill the top defensive midfielder positions vacated by graduation. Greene, a wide receiver for the Red Dragon football squad, saw action in all 19 games last season, while Steward, a starting defensive back on Cortland’s football team, came on strong at the end of 2005. Junior Herkimer transfer Jim Breier will also be a valuable addition as a defensive midfielder.

Controlling the face-off “X” will certainly be one of Cortland’s strengths in 2006. Junior Bill Gleason, limited to eight games last season, has won 198-of-319 faceoffs (62.1 percent) in his two seasons. Gleason can also provide a

spark on the offensive end. Senior Mike Abbott stepped in and handled the majority of the face-off duties while Gleason was out last season and registered impressive numbers. He won 158-of-255 faceoffs and led the team with 147 ground balls. Look for senior Tim Castoro, junior Ryan Simensky, sophomore Adam Hyde and sophomore Eastern Connecticut State transfer Josh Cittadino to spend some time at the face-off “X” this season.

Offensively, Cortland’s midfield has a multitude of scoring threats. Abbott was a first team All-American and the ECAC Upstate New York and SUNYAC Player of the Year in 2005. He scored 63 points on 43 goals and 20 assists in his first season with

the Red Dragons. Simensky earned first team All-SUNYAC honors after scoring 56 points on 25 goals and a team-high 31 assists and added 67 ground balls.

Senior Matt O’Connell, a second team All-SUNYAC selection in 2005, amassed 32 points on 15 goals and 17 assists. Junior Mike Felice, who can play attack or midfield, returns to the lineup after seeing action in just seven games last season due to injury. Castoro played in all 19 games and collected seven points on five goals and two assists. Sophomores Chris Hannon and Adam Hyde saw plenty of action as freshmen, scoring 18 and 23 points, respectively with Hannon netting 12 goals and Hyde connecting for 22. New additions Cittadino and freshman Justin Ianzito will compete for time at the midfield as well.

The numbers may be a little thinner at attack, but Cortland’s top go-to players are senior leaders. Kyle Lambert earned honorable mention All-America and second team All-SUNYAC honors in 2005. After compiling 50 points on 36 goals and 14 assists, Lambert is tied for 16th in career scoring and could become the sixth player in school history to surpass 200 career points. Brian Atkins had a breakout year last season, scoring 40 points on 32 goals and eight assists. He was selected as a second team ESPN the Magazine At-Large Academic All-American for his work on the field and in the classroom.

Senior Drew Solomon picked up 10 points on eight goals and two assists last season and should compete for more playing time in 2006. Other players looking to see the field are junior Tony Ventiquattro, sophomore Kyle Simensky, sophomore Sacred Heart transfer Ryan Heath and freshman John Grosse..

Season Preview

Senior attackman Drew Solomon was one of nine players to score in double figures in 2005.

Senior midfielder Tim Castoro played in all 19 games last season.

Senior defenseman Casey Dougherty saw action in 14 games in his return to the team last season.

Senior midfielder Matt O’Connell needs 22 points to reach 100 for his career.

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Coaching Staff

For more information on the SUNY Cortland men’s lacrosse program, please contact:

Rich Barnes, Men’s Lacrosse Head CoachSUNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000

Cortland, NY 13045(607) 753-4993

[email protected] Site: http://www.cortland.edu/athletics/mlacrosse

Rich Barnes Interim Head Coach

Former Red Dragon stand-out Rich Barnes will serve as Cortland’s interim head coach for the 2006 season.

Barnes re-joined the Cort-land coaching staff as an assistant and team’s defensive coordinator in 2005. Barnes was an All-America goalie for the Red Dragons in both 1988 and 1989 and was the team’s Red Letter Award winner in 1989. He was also a junior college All-American in 1987 at Herkimer Com-munity College.

Barnes earned a bachelor’s degree from Cort-land in 1989 and a master’s degree in 1991. He has served as an assistant coach at Cortland twice previously, in both 1990 and 1996. He also was as an assistant at Ithaca College from both 1991-92 and 1998-2004. The Bombers advanced to the national semifinals in both 1992 and 2002.

A 1985 graduate of Cortland High School, Barnes earned all-league lacrosse honors three times for the Purple Tigers. He served as the junior varsity head coach at Homer High School from 1993-95 and is currently employed in the Homer Central school district.

Barnes resides in Cortland with his wife, Sue, a 1990 SUNY Cortland graduate and former Red Dragon softball player, and their two chil-dren.

Eric Seideman, Assistant Coach

Eric Seideman joins the Cortland coaching staff as the top assistant for the 2006 season. He served in the same capacity for the Vassar College men’s lacrosse program and women’s soccer programs in 2004-05.

A 2004 graduate of Haverford College (Pa.) with a bach-elor’s degree in English, Seideman was a four-year starter and three-year team MVP for the Fords. He ranks fifth in school history with 174 career points, sixth with 70 assists and seventh with 104 goals. He was a first team All-Centennial Conference selection as a senior, leading the conference in goal scoring, and was an honorable mention all-league selection as a junior.

Seideman is a native of Plainfield, Vt., and graduated from Spaulding High School in Barre, Vt., in 2000. He lettered in lacrosse, soccer, hockey and football at Spaulding, earning all-state honors in soccer, football and lacrosse. He set school lacrosse records for career and single-season goals, assists and points.

Jake Plunket, Assistant Coach

Jake Plunket joins Rich Barnes’ staff for the 2006 season. Prior to Cortland, Plunket coached at the Homer Lacrosse Camp and the Rich Barnes Goalie Camp. He was also a play-er/coach for the Interstate 81 Homer lacrosse team in 2005.

Plunket played midfield for the Syracuse University lacrosse team and was a member of the Orange’s 2002 and 2004 na-tional championship squads. He was also selected as a team captain his senior season. Plunket is slated to earn his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Syracuse in May of 2006.

A native of Homer, N.Y., Plunket is a 2001 Homer High graduate where he excelled in lacrosse, football and hockey. He earned All-America honors in lacrosse.

Adam Hughes, Volunteer Assistant Coach

Adam Hughes enters his first season on the Cortland staff after playing four years with the Red Dragons. Hughes finished his stellar career second in points (238) and goals (151), and his 75 points as a senior rank as the sixth-best single-season total in school history.

Hughes, who earned a bachelor’s degree in communica-tions, was named the SUNYAC First Year Player of the Year as a freshman. As a junior, he received honorable mention All-Amer-ica, second team All-ECAC and first team All-SUNYAC recogni-tion. His senior season, Hughes was a first team All-America, All-ECAC and All-SUNYAC selection and was named the North-South Senior All-Star Game MVP.

A native of North Syracuse, N.Y., Hughes is a 2001 graduate of Cicero-North Syracuse, where he was an all-league selection in lacrosse and soccer.

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Team Roster No. Name ...............................Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School 1 Casey Dougherty ..............D Sr. 6-2 215 Syracuse Corcoran 2 Ryan Heath .......................A So. 6-0 175 Baldwinsville C.W. Baker 3 Adam Hyde .......................M So. 5-11 210 West Seneca West Seneca East 4 Paul Zando ........................M So. 6-2 185 Deferiet Carthage 5 Conor Duffy ......................M Fr. 6-1 170 Vestal Vestal 6 Michael Robinson .............G Fr. 5-11 160 Alexandria, VA Thomas Edison 7 Ed LeFebvre ......................D Sr. 6-2 195 Boonton, NJ Boonton 8 Cody Hoyt ........................D Fr. 5-8 155 Babylon Babylon 9 Chris Hannon ....................M So. 6-0 195 Baldwin Baldwin 10 Ben Gaebel .......................G Sr. 5-11 260 Deferiet Carthage 11 Mike Abbott .....................M Sr. 5-8 185 Syracuse Nottingham 12 Keith Greene ....................D So. 6-0 170 Brentwood Brentwood 13 Kyle Lambert .....................A Sr. 6-0 185 Brentwood Brentwood 14 Dan Schmitt ......................D Sr. 6-1 190 North Syracuse Cicero-North Syracuse 15 Matt O’Connell .................M Sr. 5-10 170 Camillus West Genesee 17 Kevin Kliszczewicz .............M Fr. 6-0 185 Liverpool Liverpool 18 Josh Cittadino ...................M So. 5-11 185 Baldwin Baldwin 19 Joey Morgan .....................M Fr. 5-11 185 Putnam Valley Putnam Valley 20 Justin Ianzito .....................M Fr. 6-0 200 Clay Cicero-North Syracuse 21 Keith Lizzi .........................D Jr. 5-8 175 Smithtown Smithtown 22 Tony Ventiquattro .............A Jr. 5-8 165 Deferiet Carthage 23 Brian Atkins ......................A Sr. 6-0 195 Adams South Jefferson 24 Mike Felice ........................A Jr. 6-0 195 Baldwinsville C.W. Baker 25 John Grosse ......................A Fr. 5-10 155 Port Jefferson Station Comsewogue 26 Pasquali Praino ..................D So. 5-8 170 Liverpool Cicero-North Syracuse 27 Nick Bueti .........................D So. 5-11 225 Holbrook Sachem 28 Kyle Simensky ...................A So. 5-9 150 Locust Valley Locust Valley 29 Ryan Simensky ..................M Jr. 5-10 150 Locust Valley Locust Valley 30 Chad Hagner ....................M Jr. 6-2 205 Clifton Park Shenendehowa 31 Bill Gleason .......................M Jr. 6-1 195 Camillus West Genesee 32 Greg Steward....................M So. 5-8 160 Elmont Sewanhaka 33 Tim Castoro ......................M Sr. 5-8 165 South Huntington Walt Whitman 34 Brian Dilley ........................D So. 6-2 220 Alexandria, VA Bishop O’Connell 35 Mike Paolucci ....................G So. 5-8 200 Apalachin Vestal 36 Sam Manders ....................D Jr. 6-2 210 Canton Canton 37 Kevin Mitchell ...................D Fr. 6-2 195 Vienna, VA Oakton 38 Cheney Raymond ..............D Jr. 6-0 180 Camillus West Genesee 39 Jim Potts ...........................D Jr. 5-11 200 Smithtown Hauppauge 40 Jim Breier ..........................M Jr. 6-0 200 Grand Island Grand Island 41 Matt Noble .......................D Fr. 5-10 180 La Fayette La Fayette 42 Drew Solomon ..................A Sr. 5-10 180 Plainedge Plainedge 43 Matt Hipenbecker .............G Fr. 5-10 160 Mountain Lakes, NJ Mountain Lakes 44 Luke Lemon ......................D Fr. 6-0 205 Colorado Springs, CO Air Academy 45 Eric Hall ............................D Fr. 6-3 175 Dexter General Brown Interim Head Coach: Rich Barnes (Cortland ‘89), 1st Year Assistant Coaches: Jake Plunket, Eric Seideman Volunteer Assistant Coach: Adam Hughes Captains: Brian Atkins, Mike Felice, Kyle Lambert, Cheney Raymond Athletic Trainer: Sonya Comins Athletic Training Students: Saburo Hagihara, Jeremiah Johnson, Ashley Miller 2005 Record: 17-2 (Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions)

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Player ProfilesMike Abbott Senior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Syracuse, NY2005: Mike was a first team All-American and the ECAC Upstate New York and SUNYAC Player of the Year...Scored 63 points on 43 goals and 20 assists...Won 158-of-255 faceoffs (62.0 percent)...Led the team with 147 ground balls...Tied for second on the team with five man-up goals...Scored 10 points on

eight goals and two assists in a win over Geneseo in the SUNYAC finals...Notched four goals in wins versus Oswego and at Oneonta...Won 15-of-19 faceoffs and recorded 17 ground balls in a win versus Potsdam in the SUNYAC semifinals...Scored three goals in an NCAA playoff win over Skidmore...Scooped up 13 ground balls in a win at Plattsburgh...Prior to Cortland: Attended the University of Virginia...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Team won NCAA Division I title his freshman year...High School: A 2002 graduate of Nottingham, where he was president of the National Honor Society as a senior...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Three-time first team all-league...Two-time first team All-CNY...Earned All-America honors as a senior...Three-year starting forward in hockey...Other: Won a silver medal in lacrosse at the 2002 Empire State Games...Uncle Jim Devoy played soccer at Cortland...Parents: Lorie and Tom Abbott...Father played lacrosse at Syracuse...Brothers/Sisters: Matt, Melissa.

Brian Atkins Senior, AttackMajor: Athletic Training Adams, NY2005: Brian was a second team ESPN the Magazine At-Large Academic All-American...Scored 40 points on 32 goals and eight assists...Led the team with six man-up goals...Added 46 ground balls...Scored six points on four goals and two assists in a win at Plattsburgh...Recoded four goals and an assist in a win over

Geneseo in the SUNYAC finals and in a victory at Oneonta...Collected five ground balls in wins at RIT, Oneonta and versus Cabrini...2004: Saw action in five games...Scored four points on three goals and an assist...Added eight ground balls...Tallied all of his points in a win over Plattsburgh...2003: Played in nine games...Scored seven points on four goals and three assists...Collected eight ground balls...All of his points came in a win over SUNYIT...High School: Graduated from South Jefferson in 2002, where he was a member of the National Honor Society...Two-time all-league selection in lacrosse...Played two years of basketball and soccer...Other: Member of the President’s List and Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Sally and George LaPlante.

Nick Bueti Sophomore, DefenseMajor: Criminology Holbrook, NY2005: Nick played in wins versus Potsdam, Oswego, Oneonta and Plattsburgh...Collected ground balls against Potsdam and Plattsburgh...High School: Graduated from Sachem in 2004...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Earned all-league and all-county honors...Two-year starter in football...An all-league selection...

Competed in the shot put in indoor track and field for three seasons...Parents: Jocelyn and Peter Bueti Brothers/Sisters: Sara.

Tim Castoro Senior, MidfieldMajor: History South Huntington, NY2005: Tim played in all 19 games...Scored seven points on five goals and two assists...Collected 24 ground balls...Won 14-of-25 faceoffs (56.0 percent)...Scored twice in a win versus Potsdam...Had a goal and an assist in a win at Oneonta...Won 5-of-7 faceoffs versus Oswego and collected a season-high seven ground

balls at Plattsburgh...2004: Appeared in six games...Scored one goal on the season in a win over Plattsburgh...Won 2-of-3 faceoffs...2003: Played in six games...Scored a goal and added an assist in a win over SUNYIT...Won 7-of-10 faceoffs and collected seven ground balls...High School: A 2002 graduate of Walt Whitman, where he was a member of the honor roll...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Received Iron Man Award as a senior...Parents: Rosemary and Joseph Castoro Brothers/Sisters: Joe, Dan.

Brian Dilley Sophomore, DefenseMajor: History Alexandria, VA2005: Brian saw action in two games versus conference opponents Plattsburgh and Oswego...High School: Graduated from Bishop O’Connell in 2004, where he was a member of the honor roll...Four-year starter as a defenseman on the lacrosse team...Earned honorable mention all-conference honors as

a sophomore, second team honors as a junior and first team honors as a senior...Team won state championship his freshman season...Parents: Susie and Thad Dilley Brothers/Sisters: Kyle.

Casey Dougherty Senior, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Syracuse, NY2005: Casey saw action in 14 games...Collected eight ground balls...Recorded two ground balls in a win at Geneseo...2004: Did not compete...2003: Played in all 20 games...Registered 12 ground balls on the season...Member of a defense that allowed just six goals a game...High School: Graduated from Corcoran in

2002, where he was a member of the National Honor Society...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain and second team all-league as a senior...Two-year starting defender in soccer...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Candace and Robert Dougherty Brothers/Sisters: Luke, Kevin.

Mike Felice Junior, AttackMajor: Physical Education Baldwinsville, NY2005: Mike was limited to seven games due to injury...Scored three points on two goals and an assist...Had a goal and an assist in a win versus St. Lawrence...Collected five ground balls in a victory over Stevens Tech...Scored in a win against Springfield...2004: Named the SUNYAC First Year Player of the Year

and second team All-SUNYAC...Scored 24 points on 18 goals and six assists...Fifth on the team in goals...Had three goals and two assists in a win over Oneonta...Led Cortland with three goals, including the game-tying goal with 15 seconds remaining, in an OT loss to Gettysburg...Recorded two goals and an assist in his first collegiate game, a win over E. Connecticut St...High School: A 2003 graduate of C.W. Baker, where he was a member of the high honor roll...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Earned All-America honors as a senior...Earned first team All-Central New York and all-league honors as a senior...Named MVP of Senior Game... Two-year starting defensive back in football...Team won two league titles...Named second team All-Central New York as a senior...Other: Competed in lacrosse at the Empire State Games...Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Linda and Greg Felice Brothers/Sisters: Mary.

Ben Gaebel Senior, GoalieMajor: Athletic Training Deferiet, NY2005: Ben earned second team All-SUNYAC honors...Started 18 games...Posted a 16-2 record with an 8.08 GAA and a 56.7 save percentage...Collected 42 ground balls...Recorded a career-high 16 saves versus Nazareth in the NCAA playoffs and in a win versus Cabrini...Stopped 14 shots in a win over Clarkson...

Registered 12 saves in wins against Ithaca and Stevens Tech...2004: Played in 12 games with nine starts, including the final seven games of the season...Posted a 7-3 record with a 6.75 GAA and a 56.7 save percentage...Made a season-high 14 saves in a 10-5 win over Brockport...Stopped 12 shots versus Nazareth in the NCAA quarterfinals...Registered 11 saves versus Gettysburg...2003: Appeared in one game versus SUNYIT...Did not face a shot in 15 minutes of action...High School: Graduated from Carthage in 2002, where he was class vice president and Student of the Year...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Three-time all-league selection...Earned all-north honors as a senior...Team won three league titles and two section crowns...Two-time all-league selection in football...Played two seasons of basketball...Parents: Ellen and Jeff Gaebel Brothers/Sisters: Ryan, Kyle...Ryan played lacrosse at St. Lawrence.

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Player ProfilesBill Gleason Junior, MidfieldMajor: Business Economics Camillus, NY2005: Bill’s season was limited to eight games...Recorded 30 ground balls...Won 60-of-104 faceoffs (57.7 percent)...Scored one goal and won 13-of-19 faceoffs in a win over Springfield...Collected seven ground balls in a win versus Potsdam in the SUNYAC semifinals...Won 11-of-18 faceoffs in a victory versus

Clarkson...2004: Earned first team All-SUNYAC honors as a face-off specialist...Won 138-of-215 faceoffs (64.2 percent)...Led the team with 91 ground balls...Added four points on a goal and three assists...Won 14-of-16 faceoffs with 10 ground balls in a regular-season win over Clarkson...Won 9-of-10 faceoffs versus Clarkson in the NCAA playoffs...Scooped up 11 ground balls in an OT win over Nazareth during the regular season... High School: A 2003 graduate of West Genesee...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Second team all-league selection...Team won back-to-back state titles...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Michelle and Jeff Dodge, Wallace McRae Brothers/Sisters: Rachel, Erica.

Chad Hagner Junior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Clifton Park, NY2005: Chad played in 13 games...Scored one goal in a win versus Oswego...2004: Member of the team but did not compete in game action...High School: Graduated from Shenendehowa in 2003, where he was a member of the Achievement List...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Team was two-time

Suburban Council and Section Two champion and state semifinalist...Played one season of soccer...Competed in the shot put for three seasons on the track and field team...Parents: Kathleen and Peter Hagner Brothers/Sisters: Kelly, who competed in track and field at Rhode Island.

Chris Hannon Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Baldwin, NY2005: Chris saw action in all 19 games...Scored 18 points on 12 goals and six assists...Recorded 21 ground balls...Had two goals and an assist in a win at Plattsburgh...Scored twice in home wins versus Ithaca and Brockport...Scored two goals in a win over Skidmore in the NCAA playoffs...Registered a season-

high six ground balls in a win against Geneseo in the SUNYAC finals...High School: Graduated from Baldwin in 2004, where he was a member of the honor roll...Four-year member of the lacrosse team...All-conference selection as a junior...Earned all-county honors as a senior...Parents: Anne and Chris Hannon Brothers/Sisters: Sean, Brendan, Patrick.

Adam Hyde Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education West Seneca, NY2005: Adam appeared in all 19 games...Scored 23 points on 22 goals and one assist...Scooped up 49 ground balls...Won 44-of-78 faceoffs (56.4 percent)...Scored four goals and added an assist in a win at RIT...Scored twice and won 7-of-10 faceoffs in a win versus Ithaca...Netted two goals in a win over Skidmore in

the NCAA playoffs...Won 7-of-10 faceoffs in a victory over Potsdam...Collected seven ground balls in a win against Cabrini...High School: A 2004 graduate of West Seneca East...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Three-time first team All-ECIC...Earned All-America honors as a senior...Four-year starter in football...Two-time first team All-ECIC...Honorable mention All-WNY as a senior...Two-year starter in basketball...Earned second team All-ECIC honors as a senior...Other: Played lacrosse in the 2003 Empire State Games...Parents: Michele Kurtz, Lewis Hyde Brothers/Sisters: Wendy.

Kyle Lambert Senior, AttackMajor: Physical Education Brentwood, NY2005: Kyle was an honorable mention All-America and second team All-SUNYAC selection...Scored 50 points on 36 goals and 14 assists...Added 37 ground balls...Netted five goals in an 8-5 win versus Stevens Tech...Scored four goals in a win at Geneseo...Had three goals and two assists in a victory versus Oswego...

Scored two goals and added two assists in a victory over Geneseo in

the SUNYAC finals...Netted three goals in back-to-back wins versus Hartwick and Ithaca...Scored twice in a win over Skidmore in the NCAA playoffs...2004: Earned second team All-SUNYAC honors...Third on the team with 47 points on a team-high 42 goals and five assists...Led the team with five game-winning goals and second on the team with nine man-up scores...Added 41 ground balls...Scored five goals in a win over Potsdam in the SUNYAC semifinals...Netted four goals in SUNYAC wins over Oswego, Geneseo and Plattsburgh...Led Cortland with three goals in a win at Springfield...2003: A first team All-SUNYAC selection...Appeared in all 20 games...Led the Red Dragons with 42 goals...Added 11 assists for 53 points, which was third on the team...Scored the game winner in an 8-7 win over Hamilton in the NCAA quarterfinals...Second on the team with 10 man-up goals...Added 49 ground balls...Had seven goals and two assists in a 15-9 win over Potsdam in the SUNYAC semifinals...Scored six goals in the NCAA playoffs...High School: A 2002 graduate of Brentwood...Four-year starting attackman in lacrosse...Earned all-county honors...Played one year of football...Named all-division...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Carol and Jim Lambert Brothers/Sisters: Jason, who played lacrosse at Cortland.

Ed LeFebvre Senior, DefenseMajor: Business Economics Boonton, NJ2005: Ed saw action in 13 games, including the SUNYAC finals versus Geneseo and the NCAA playoffs against Skidmore...Registered eight ground balls...Collected two ground balls in a win versus Potsdam...Prior to Cortland: Attended SUNY Morrisville, where he was a member of the Dean’s List and National

Vocational Honor Society...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Earned all-conference honors twice...Received 2004 SUNY Scholar Athlete Award...Two-time Academic All-American...High School: Graduated from Boonton in 2002...Four-year member of the lacrosse team...Two-time all-conference selection...Earned first team all-state honors...Received Coaches Award...Parents: Irene and Frank LeFebvre Brothers/Sisters: Peter, Sean, Leo, Frank, Siobhan, Yvette...Leo played lacrosse at Haverford...Peter plays lacrosse at North Carolina St.

Keith Lizzi Junior, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Smithtown, NY2005: Keith played in five games, including Cortland’s win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC finals...Collected ground balls in wins over Potsdam and Oswego...Prior to Cortland: Attended Division I Marist College, where he was a member of the lacrosse team...Team won MAAC regular-season title...High School: A 2003

graduate of Smithtown...Four-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned all-county honors and team won Suffolk County crown his senior season...Two-time all-league linebacker in football...Parents: Kathleen and Richard Lizzi Brothers/Sisters: Jennifer, Karyn.

Matt O’Connell Senior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Camillus, NY2005: Matt earned second team All-SUNYAC honors...Played in 17 games...Scored 32 points on 15 goals and 17 assists...Recorded 36 ground balls...Netted three goals in back-to-back wins versus Ithaca and Potsdam...Had a goal and three assists in a victory at Geneseo...Scored twice versus Nazareth in the NCAA

playoffs...Recorded a goal, two assists and seven ground balls in a win over Hartwick...2004: Saw action in all 18 games...Scored 25 points on 10 goals and 15 assists...Tied for third on the team in assists...Added 13 ground balls...Led the Red Dragons with two goals and an assist versus Nazareth in the NCAA quarterfinals...Scored twice in an NCAA playoff win against Clarkson...Recorded a goal and two assists in wins over Springfield, Hartwick and Plattsburgh...2003: Played in 18 games...Scored 21 points on 10 goals and 11 assists...Had two goals and two assists in a win over Plattsburgh...Recorded two assists in a win over Gordon in the NCAA playoffs...High School: A 2002 graduate of West Genesee...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Second team All-Central New York selection as a senior...Team won state title his senior season...Parents: Jill and Mike O’Connell...Father is a Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Meghan, who plays lacrosse at Syracuse University.

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Player ProfilesMike Paolucci Sophomore, GoalieMajor: History Apalachin, NY2005: Mike saw action in one game...Made one save in 4:12 in a win versus Oswego...High School: A 2004 graduate of Vestal, where he was a Scholar Athlete...Three-year starter in lacrosse...North/South All-America selection...MVP of Section Four championship...Second team all-league as a junior and first team all-league

as a senior...Three-year member of the football team...Earned first team All-STAC and third team all-state honors as a senior...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Three-time all-metro performer...Placed second in conference twice...Division One runner-up as a senior...Parents: Mary and Armando Paolucci...Father played semi-pro football...Brothers/Sisters: James, Amanda, Marcy...James is a Cortland graduate.

Cheney Raymond Junior, DefenseMajor: Biology Education Camillus, NY2005: Cheney earned honorable mention All-America and first team All-SUNYAC honors...Played in 16 games...Third on the team with 76 ground balls...Scored three points on a goal and two assists...Had a goal and an assist and a season-best seven ground balls in a win versus Brockport...Had five ground

balls versus Skidmore and six ground balls against Nazareth in the NCAA playoffs...Collected seven ground balls in back-to-back wins over Hartwick and Ithaca...Had six ground balls in wins against St. Lawrence, RIT and Oswego...2004: Saw action in all 18 games...Second on the team with 82 ground balls...Scored a goal versus Nazareth in the NCAA quarterfinals...Recorded a season-high eight ground balls in a win over Clarkson in the NCAA playoffs...Had eight ground balls in a win over Springfield and seven ground balls in a regular-season win over Clarkson...High School: A 2003 graduate of West Genesee...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned third team All-Central New York and first team all-league honors as a senior...Team won back-to-back state titles...Parent: Maureen Avila-Raymond Brothers/Sisters: Tim, Jodi, Rebekah, Dalton.

Dan Schmitt Senior, DefenseMajor: Bus. Economics North Syracuse, NY2005: Dan was a third team All-American and a first team All-ECAC Upstate New York and All-SUNYAC selection...Appeared in all 19 games...Recorded 56 ground balls...Member of a defense that surrendered less than 10 goals 16 times...Collected a season-high six ground balls in a win at Geneseo...Had five ground

balls in back-to-back wins versus Hartwick and Ithaca...2004: Earned second team All-SUNYAC honors...Appeared in 17 games...Recorded 25 ground balls...Scored two points on a goal and an assist...Notched the goal and collected a season-high five ground balls in a 13-12 OT win over Nazareth...Had four ground balls in a win at Ithaca...2003: Played in 16 games...Registered nine ground balls...Part of a defense that surrendered less than 10 goals in a game 18 times...High School: Graduated from Cicero-North Syracuse in 2002...Two-year starter on defense in lacrosse...Played one year of soccer...Parents: Janet and John Schmitt Brothers/Sisters: John.

Ryan Simensky Junior, MidfieldMajor: Communications Locust Valley, NY2005: Ryan earned first team All-SUNYAC honors...Third on the team with 56 points on 25 goals and a team-best 31 assists...Collected 67 ground balls...Tied for second on the team with five man-up goals...Matched his career high with four assists in a win versus Skidmore in the NCAA playoffs...Had five goals

and two assists in the SUNYAC Tournament...Scored six points on two goals and four assists in a win at Plattsburgh...Notched three goals and two assists in a win over Oswego and two goals and three assists in a victory against Potsdam...Recorded three goals and an assist in a win at Geneseo...2004: Played in all 18 games...Fifth on the team in scoring with 27 points on 12 goals and 15 assists...Collected 17 ground balls...Scored three goals in a win over E. Connecticut St., his first college game...Had two goals and two assists in a win over Oneonta...Recorded a season-high four assists in an OT win over Nazareth...Had a goal and an assist versus

Nazareth in the NCAA quarterfinals...High School: A 2003 graduate of Locust Valley...Four-year starter on lacrosse team...Earned all-county honors...Two-year starter in basketball and soccer...Named all-conference in basketball...Played one season of football...Team MVP on offense...Earned honorable mention all-county honors...Parents: Jean and Scott Simensky Brothers/Sisters: Justin, Kyle, Sean, Lindsey, Kaitlyn...Kyle is also a member of Cortland’s men’s lacrosse team.

Drew Solomon Senior, AttackMajor: Kinesiology Plainedge, NY2005: Drew saw action in 13 games...Scored 10 points on eight goals and two assists...Recorded 10 ground balls...Had two goals and an assist in a win versus Potsdam...Scored twice in wins over Oswego and at Plattsburgh...2004: Played in five games...Scored three goals and added an assist, all in a win

over Plattsburgh...2003: Saw action in eight games...Scored 11 points on six goals and five assists...Recorded eight ground balls...Had four goals and two assists in a win over SUNYIT...Registered a goal and an assist in a win over Oswego...High School: A 2002 graduate of Plainedge, where he was vice president of the Student Council...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Team MVP as a junior...Two-time all-county selection...Two-year starter in football...Received Unsung Hero Award...Four-year member of the wrestling team...Received all-conference honors as a senior...Other: Member of Cortland’s wrestling team...Parents: Francine and Bruce Solomon Brothers/Sisters: Paige, Jessica.

Tony Ventiquattro Junior, AttackMajor: Sport Management Deferiet, NY2005: Tony’s season was limited to three gaames due to injury...Scored four points on two goals and two assists...Notched a goal and two assists in a win versus Springfield...Prior to Cortland: Attended the University of Massachusetts, where he was a member of the lacrosse team...High School: Graduated from

Carthage in 2002, where he was class president...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Earned all-league, all-north and All-CNY honors...Named an All-American as a senior...Team won four league and three section titles...Two-year starter in football...Earned all-north and all-league honors both seasons...Three-year starter in basketball...All-north and all-league selection...Named Exceptional Senior in all three sports...Other: Won a silver medal in lacrosse at the 2001 Empire State Games...Last name means “24th day” and comes from his great, great grandfather who was an orphan left on the steps in Italy on the 24th of the month...Parents: Carmelita and Kirk Ventiquattro...Father is a Cortland graduate and coached Tony in lacrosse and basketball in high school...Brothers/Sisters: Mario.

NEWCOMERS

Jim Breier Junior, MidfieldMajor: Kinesiology Grand Island, NYPrior to Cortland: Jim attended Herkimer County Community College, where he played lacrosse for former Cortland All-American Paul Wehrum...High School: A 2002 graduate of Grand Island...Competed in lacrosse, football and hockey...Parents: Michele and James Breier Brothers/Sisters: Haley, Christina.

Josh Cittadino Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Baldwin, NYPrior to Cortland: Josh attended Eastern Connecticut State, where he was a starter on the lacrosse team...Scored 21 points on 13 goals and eight assists...Won 128-of-239 faceoffs (53.6 percent)...Led the team with 78 ground balls...High School: Graduated from Baldwin in 2004...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Parents: Meryl and Alfred Cittadino Brothers/Sisters: Casey, who is captain of the Towson University men’s lacrosse team.

C O R T L A N D

2005 StatisticsName .........................G A Pts GB Faceoff Pct. Adam Hughes ............53 22 75 97 0-0 .000Mike Abbott ..............43 20 63 147 158-255 .620Ryan Simensky ...........25 31 56 67 7-16 .438Kyle Lambert ..............36 14 50 37 0-0 .000Brian Atkins ...............32 8 40 46 1-1 1.000Matt O’Connell ..........25 17 32 36 0-0 .000Adam Hyde ................22 1 23 49 44-78 .564Chris Hannon .............12 6 18 21 0-0 .000Drew Solomon .............8 2 10 10 0-0 .000Tim Castoro .................5 2 7 24 14-25 .560Tony Ventiquattro ........2 2 4 3 0-0 .000Mike Felice ...................2 1 3 10 0-0 .000Cheney Raymond .........1 2 3 76 0-0 .000Chris Bily ......................1 2 3 1 0-0 .000Bob Lemerise ...............2 0 2 13 0-0 .000Bill Gleason ..................1 0 1 30 60-104 .577Chad Hagner ...............1 0 1 4 0-0 .000Kyle Simensky ..............1 0 1 3 0-0 .000Doug Muhlbauer .........0 1 1 8 0-0 .000Zak Carter ....................0 1 1 6 0-0 .000Dan Schmitt .................0 0 0 56 0-0 .000Dan Mendelson ...........0 0 0 50 0-0 .000Ben Gaebel ..................0 0 0 42 0-0 .000Sean Mack ...................0 0 0 21 0-0 .000Brad Ertl .......................0 0 0 12 0-0 .000Vinny Scaduto..............0 0 0 11 0-0 .000Jake Sweet ...................0 0 0 10 0-0 .000Casey Dougherty .........0 0 0 8 0-0 .000Ed LeFebvre .................0 0 0 8 0-0 .000Bryan Scipione .............0 0 0 5 0-0 .000Keith Greene ...............0 0 0 4 0-0 .000Greg Steward ..............0 0 0 3 0-0 .000Nick Bueti ....................0 0 0 2 0-0 .000Keith Lizzi ....................0 0 0 2 0-0 .000Pasquali Praino .............0 0 0 2 0-0 .000Sam Manders ...............0 0 0 1 0-0 .000Kevin McGuigan ..........0 0 0 1 0-0 .000Kevin Russell ................0 0 0 1 0-0 .000Paul Weber ..................0 0 0 1 0-0 .000 Total .......................262 132 394 928 284-479 .593Opponents .............149 77 226 661 195-479 .407

Goalkeeper Statistics

Name GP/GS Mins. GA GAA Saves Save%Mike Paolucci 1/0 4:12 0 0.00 1 1.000Mo Lanzas 1/0 5:57 0 0.00 0 .000Bryan Scipione 5/1 127:01 14 6.61 17 .548Ben Gaebel 19/18 1002:50 135 8.08 177 .567

Team Statistics

CORTLAND OPPONENTSShots (per game) 906 (47.7) 585 (30.8)Clears (good-attempts) 79.5 % (333-419) 69.2% (319-461)Man-up (goals-attempts) 30.7 % (27-88) 25.0 % (19-76)

Player ProfilesRyan Heath Sophomore, AttackMajor: Business Economics Baldwinsville, NYPrior to Cortland: Ryan attended Division I Sacred Heart University, where he was a member of the lacrosse team and the Dean’s List...High School: A 2004 graduate of C.W. Baker...Member of the National Honor Society...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...First team all-league and second team All-CNY as a senior...Five-year member of the golf team...Four-year starter in hockey...Two-time first team all-league selection...Other: Alternate for Central men’s lacrosse team at the Empire State Games...Parents: Diane and Steve Heath...Father is a Cortland graduate and played baseball and hockey for the Red Dragons...Brothers/Sisters: Kristy.

Matt Hipenbecker Freshman, GoalieMajor: Sport Management Mountain Lakes, NJHigh School: Matt is a 2005 graduate of Mountain Lakes...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned all-conference, all-county, all-area, all-state and All-America honors as a senior...Named New Jersey Goalie of the Year as a senior...2005 Morris County Tournament MVP...Three-year starter in soccer...Named all-conference, all-county and all-state as a senior...Parents: Kerry and Dave Hipenbecker Brothers/Sisters: Chad, Kevin, Bailey.

Justin Ianzito Freshman, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Clay, NYHigh School: Justin graduated from Cicero-North Syracuse in 2005...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Earned first team all-league and second team All-CNY honors...Three-year starter in football...First team all-league and first team All-CNY selection...Parents: Sharon and Peter Ianzito Brothers/Sisters: Stephen.

Kevin Kliszczewicz Freshman, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Liverpool, NYHigh School: Kevin is a 2005 graduate of Liverpool...Three-year starter in lacrosse as a midfielder...Three-year member of the football team...Two-year starting quarterback...Parents: Nancy Stemposki and Ted Kliszczewicz Brothers/Sisters: Brian.

Luke Lemon Freshman, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Colorado Springs, COHigh School: Luke graduated from Air Academy High in 2005...Two-year starter on lacrosse team...Two-time team captain, Defensive MVP, first team all-league and honorable mention all-state...Two-year member of the golf team...Two-year starter in wrestling...Parents: Linda Sagastume-Lemon and Peter Lemon Brothers/Sisters: Marcel, Ryan, Marcus, Laura.

Kevin Mitchell Freshman, DefenseMajor: Sport Management Vienna, VAHigh School: Kevin is a 2005 graduate of Oakton...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned first team all-district and second team all-region honors...Team was three-time district, regional and state champion...Three-year member of the football team...Team was state runner-up his junior season...Parents: Janice and John Mitchell Brothers/Sisters: Pat, Emily.

Matt Noble Freshman, DefenseMajor: Business La Fayette, NYHigh School: Matt graduated from La Fayette in 2005...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Team won state titles in 2003 and 2005...Four-year member of the Corcoran hockey team as a center...Four-year starter in football...Parents: Janet Cujpylo and Tommy Noble Brothers/Sisters: Jon.

Michael Robinson Freshman, GoalieMajor: Undeclared Alexandria, VAHigh School: Michael is a 2005 graduate of Thomas Edison...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain and first team all-region as a junior and senior...District Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...Parents: Lynette and Danny Robinson Brothers/Sisters: Lacey, Lindsay.

The 2006 Cortland Men’s Lacrosse Guide was written and edited by SUNY Cortland Associate SID Dan Surdam. Proofed by Kaylin VanDusen. Action photography by Darl Zehr Photography. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus Printing of Cortland, N.Y. FRONT COVER: (clockwise from upper left) Captains Brian Atkins, Cheney Raymond, Mike Felice and Kyle Lambert. BACK COVER: (left to right) Seniors Dan Schmitt, Ben Gaebel and Mike Abbott.

R E D D R A G O N S

Team HistoryCORTLAND ALL-TIME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL

Game:Most Goals: 10, Paul Wehrum vs. Brockport, 1970Most Assists: 10, Steve Young vs. Oneonta, 1991Most Points: 14, Mark Koetzner vs. Oswego, 1978Most Saves: 37, Tony Bromante vs. Cornell, 1958

Season:Most Goals: 57, Rich Felser, 1967Most Assists: 59, Mark Koetzner, 1981Most Points: 95, Mark Koetzner, 1981Most Saves: 224, Brent Coye, 1996Best Goals Avg/Gm: 4.38, Rich Felser, 1967Best Asst. Avg/Gm: 4.5, Barry Davidson, 1961

Career:Goals: 154, Mike Perkins, 1981-85Assists: 123, Joe Adams, 1992-94Points: 271, Mike Perkins, 1981-85Best Goal Avg/Game: 4.0, Rich Felser, 1965-67Best Assist Avg/Game: 3.1, Joe Adams, 1992-94Best Point Avg/Game: 5.3, Rich Felser, 1965-67

TEAM

Most Games Played: 20, 2003Most Wins in a Season: 17, 2003 (17-3), 2005 (17-2)Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: 12, 1964-75Most Consecutive Losing Seasons: 6, 1952-57Longest Winning Streak: 16, 2003Longest Losing Streak: 11, 1955-56Most Goals Scored in a Game: 35, vs. Oneonta, 1983Most Goals in a Game, Combined: 44, vs. Washington, MD, 1994 (Washington 24, Cortland 20)Most Goals in a Season: 265, 2002Most Saves in a Game: 37, vs. Cornell, 1958Most Saves in a Season: 252, 1992Scoring in Consecutive Games: 521, 1963-2004 (active)Best Goals Scored/Game in a Season: 17.0, 1971Most Shutouts in a Season: 2, 1967 (consecutive), 2002 Most Shutouts Against in a Season: 2, 1956

100-POINT CAREER SCORING LIST

Player, Class G A Pts.Mike Perkins ’85 154 117 271Adam Hughes ‘05 151 87 238Mark Koetzner ’81 107 118 225Mike Hoppey ’78 118 105 223Kenny Garcia ’94 127 90 217Drew Hyatt ‘04 92 106 198Jud Smith ’76 99 98 197John McNerney ’86 106 90 196Dennis Pupke ’98 145 48 193Joe Adams ’94 63 123 186Rich Felser ’67 134 41 175Craig Degnan ‘03 123 47 170Andrew Roth ‘04 112 57 169Tim DeLany ’87 107 58 165John Eberenz ’72 114 44 158Kyle Lambert ‘06 120 30 150Harry Blank ’68 86 64 150Ken McEwan ’72 44 104 148Andrew Wendol ’94 124 17 141Derek Elvin ‘03 92 46 138Larry O’Leary ’80 69 60 129Paul Wehrum ’72 116 11 127Bert Severns ’72 57 69 126Rob McKeefrey ‘02 77 45 122Mike Kesselring ’87 72 49 121Paul Rose ’67 59 57 116Bill Duford ’78 58 58 116Paul Cicio ’88 67 48 115Steve Young ’91 41 72 113Mark Leszczynski ’81 74 35 109Ryan Pendel ’00 68 40 108Rich O’Leary ’70 37 64 101

SINGLE-SEASON 50-POINT CLUB

Player Year G A Pts.Mark Koetzner 1981 36 59 95Mike Perkins 1985 53 34 87Mike Hoppey 1977 48 37 85Rich Felser 1967 57 27 84Drew Hyatt 2004 37 39 76Adam Hughes 2005 53 22 75Bert Severns 1972 34 37 71Craig Degnan 2002 49 20 69Ken McEwan 1972 20 49 69Mike Hoppey 1978 30 37 67Kenny Garcia 1992 29 37 66Kenny Garcia 1994 46 19 65Joe Adams 1992 29 36 65Harry Blank 1967 46 19 65John Eberenz 1969 51 13 64Harry Blank 1968 31 33 64Mike Abbott 2005 43 20 63Joe Adams 1993 20 43 63Rich Felser 1966 51 12 63Mike Kesselring 1986 40 23 63Mike Perkins 1983 38 25 63Mike Perkins 1984 35 28 63John McNerney 1986 33 30 63

SINGLE-SEASON 50-POINT CLUB (continued)

Player Year G A Pts.Mark Koetzner 1980 29 32 61Mark Koetzner 1978 34 26 60Adam Hughes 2004 37 22 59Steve Young 1990 20 39 59Justin Ronayne 1996 42 16 58Joe Adams 1994 14 44 58Tim DeLany 1986 46 12 58John Eberenz 1972 37 21 58Mike Kesselring 1987 32 26 58Mike Perkins 1982 28 30 58Jud Smith 1975 27 30 57Ken McEwan 1971 15 42 57Ryan Simensky 2005 25 31 56Adam Hughes 2003 29 27 56Andrew Roth 2003 35 20 55John McNerney 1985 22 33 55Jud Smith 1973 27 28 55Drew Hyatt 2001 19 35 54Dennis Pupke 1997 40 14 54Dennis Pupke 1996 44 10 54Kenny Garcia 1993 34 20 54Bert Severns 1971 22 32 54Steve Young 1991 21 33 54Kyle Lambert 2003 42 11 53Paul Cicio 1987 28 25 53Rich O’Leary 1970 22 31 53Drew Hyatt 2003 28 24 52Andrew Roth 2002 33 19 52Dennis Pupke 1998 33 19 52Bruce Casagrande 1973 33 19 52Ernie Olsen 1975 47 5 52Derek Elvin 2002 39 12 51Kyle Lambert 2005 36 14 50Paul Wehrum 1971 46 4 50

Junior midfielder Ryan Simensky needs 17 points to join the 100-point career scoring club at Cortland.

C O R T L A N D

All-Americans2005Mike Abbott, Midfield, 1st TeamAdam Hughes, Attack, 1st TeamDan Schmitt, Defense, 3rd TeamKyle Lambert, Attack, Hon. MentionDan Mendelson, Defense, Hon. MentionCheney Raymond, LSM, Hon. Mention

2004Drew Hyatt, Attack, 1st TeamAndrew Roth, Midfield, 1st TeamFrank Estrella, Defense, 2nd TeamAdam Hughes, Attack, Hon. Mention

2003Steve Feltmann, Goalie, 1st TeamAndrew Roth, Midfield, 1st TeamFrank Estrella, Defense, 2nd TeamDerek Elvin, Midfield, 3rd TeamChris Hansen, Defense, Hon. MentionDrew Hyatt, Attack, Hon. Mention

2002Justin Mendelson, Defense, 1st TeamDerek Elvin, Midfield, 2nd TeamSteve Feltmann, Goalie, 2nd TeamChris Osiecki, Defense, 3rd TeamCraig Degnan, Attack, Hon. MentionAndrew Roth, Midfield, Hon. Mention

2001Justin Mendelson, Defense, Hon. Mention

1998Scott Comstock, Defense, 3rd TeamDennis Pupke, Attack, Hon. Mention

1997Dennis Pupke, Attack, Hon. Mention

1996Al Heraghty, Defense, Hon. MentionJustin Ronayne, Attack, Hon. MentionRob Ruller, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1994Joe Adams, Attack, Hon. MentionKenny Garcia, Attack, Hon. Mention

1993Joe Adams, Attack, Hon. Mention

1992Joe Adams, Attack, Hon. Mention

1991Todd Wolters, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1990Jeff Klodzen, Defense, 2nd TeamAndy Wilks, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1989Dave Walter, Defense, 1st TeamJeff Klodzen, Defense, 3rd TeamRich Barnes, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1988Jeff Klodzen, Defense, 2nd TeamRich Barnes, Goalie, 3rd TeamChris Tedeschi, Defense, 3rd TeamMark Stuver, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1987John McCarthy, Defense, 2nd TeamMike Kesselring, Attack, Hon. Mention

1986Dave Cook, Midfield, 1st TeamTim DeLany, Attack, 2nd TeamJohn McNerney, Attack, Hon. Mention

RED DRAGON PLAYERS IN ANNUAL NORTH-SOUTH GAME

2005 - Adam Hughes, Attack2005 - Dan Mendelson, Defense2004 - Frank Estrella, Defense2004 - Drew Hyatt, Attack2004 - Andrew Roth, Midfield2003 - Craig Degnan, Attack2003 - Derek Elvin, Midfield2003 - Steve Feltmann, Goalie2002 - Justin Mendelson, Defense2002 - Chris Osiecki, Defense2001 - Brendan Konen, Midfield1999 - Bo Flynn, Midfield1998 - Scott Comstock, Defense1998 - Dennis Pupke, Attack1996 - Justin Pannullo, Defense1995 - Tom Barry, Defense1994 - Kenny Garcia, Attack

1985Dave Cook, Midfield, 1st TeamMike Perkins, Attack, 1st TeamRick Young, Defense, 1st TeamPaul Jones, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1984Mike Perkins, Attack, 1st TeamGerry Cushing, Defense, 2nd TeamGreg Hall, Defense, Hon. MentionScott Hayman, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1983Greg Hall, Defense, 2nd TeamMike Perkins, Attack, 3rd TeamTim Cox, Defense, 3rd Team

1982Seth Ohanian, Defense, 2nd TeamGreg Hall, Defense, 2nd TeamMike Branski, Midfield, 3rd TeamJim Braun, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1981Mark Koetzner, Attack, 1st TeamJerry DeMeo, Defense, 1st TeamJohn Koerner, Midfield, 2nd TeamSeth Ohanian, Defense, 2nd TeamJim Braun, Goalie, 3rd Team

1980John Distler, Defense, 1st TeamLarry O’Leary, Midfield, 1st TeamMark Koetzner, Attack, 2nd TeamJon Fitzgerald, Defense, 3rd TeamBob Heyden, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1979John Distler, Defense, 2nd TeamLarry O’Leary, Attack, 2nd TeamBob Leyden, Midfield, Hon. Mention

Team History

1993 - Tony Williams, Midfield1991 - Todd Wolters, Midfield1990 - Jeff Klodzen, Defense1989 - Ed Whelsky, Attack1986 - Dave Cook, Midfield1985 - Mike Perkins, Attack1984 - Greg Hall, Defense1983 - Tim Cox, Defense1982 - Seth Ohanian, Defense1981 - Mark Koetzner, Attack1980 - Larry O’Leary, Midfield1980 - Jon Fitzgerald, Defense1978 - Mike Hoppey, Attack1978 - Jim Burke, Defense1977 - Dave Richardson, Defense1976 - Jud Smith, Attack1976 - Ernie Olsen, Attack

1975 - Jim Tarnow, Midfield1974 - John Espey, Midfield1974 - Pete Graham, Goalie1973 - Bob Ernst, Defense1973 - Dennis Marchesi, Midfield1972 - Bert Severns, Attack1972 - Sal Taormina, Midfield1972 - Paul Wehrum, Attack1971 - Dan Hallenback, Midfield1971 - Pete Roy, Goalie1971 - Steve Steigerwald, Midfield1970 - Rich O’Leary, Attack1970 - Eddie Schreiber, Midfield1969 - Stan Kowalski, Midfield1969 - Mike Waldvogel, Defense1967 - Rich Felser, Attack1959 - Tony Bromante, Goalie

R E D D R A G O N S

Year-by-Year Records1926 (2-4)Coach: W.P. AshbrookCort Opp 3 Cornell Frosh 0 3 Hobart Frosh 7 4 Syracuse Frosh 10 2 Geneva H.S. 4 7 Syracuse Frosh 10 4 Cortland High 3

1927 (2-3)Coach: W.P. AshbrookCort Opp 3 Syracuse Frosh 11 2 Hobart Frosh 1 1 Geneva High 8 3 Syracuse Central 5 7 Syracuse Frosh 5

1928 (0-5)Coach: W.P. AshbrookCort Opp 1 Syracuse Fosh 11 1 Hobart Frosh 3 2 Williams Frosh 7 1 Syracuse Frosh 3 1 Onon. Indians 11

1947 (4-2)Coach: Jack MacPhee Cort Opp 2 Sampson 14 4 Cornell JV 3 3 Syracuse JV 8 7 Cornell JV 6 9 Hamilton 2 5 Hamilton 2

1948 (2-2)Coach: Jack MacPheeCort Opp 4 Syracuse 15 10 Hamilton 0 2 RPI 16 W Hamilton L

1949 (3-4)Coach: Jack MacPheeCort Opp 6 Sampson 5 6 Cornell 17 4 Hobart 9 4 Ithaca 6 8 Sampson 4 12 Hamilton 2

1950 (4-3-1)Coach: Jack MacPhee Cort Opp 26 Utica Tech 3 2 Syracuse 19 5 Hamilton 5 2 Hobart 6 6 Hofstra 4 4 Ithaca 10 9 Onon. Indians 6 19 Hamilton 9

1951 (5-5)Coach: Bob DuncanCort Opp 5 Hobart 13 14 Hamilton 8 4 Syracuse 1 10 Ithaca 5

15 Onon. Indians 14 17 Utica Tech 4 4 Hofstra 5 6 Hobart 15 14 Ithaca 9 6 Hamilton 7

1952 (1-7)Coach: Jack MacPheeCort Opp 1 Syracuse 25 0 Hofstra 23 5 Hobart 12 5 Hamilton 12 2 Hobart 13 12 Onon. Indians 14 9 Hamilton 11 7 Alumni 5

1953 (3-5)Coach: Bruce Allison Cort Opp 2 Syracuse 17 2 Hofstra 10 19 Hamilton 5 2 Cornell 12 10 Hamilton 7 1 Cornell 16 6 Hobart 12 5 Alumni 2

1954 (1-7)Coach: John Donati Cort Opp 6 Hobart 18 8 Syracuse 22 2 Hofstra 15

4 Cornell 15 L Hamilton W 10 Onon. Indians 8 6 Hamilton 7 4 Cornell 15

1955 (3-5)Coach: James Baley Cort Opp 8 Hobart 16 3 Colgate 5 9 Hamilton 8 9 Hamilton 6 4 Hofstra 20 7 Alumni 6 1 Cornell 14 6 Syracuse 17

1956 (0-9)Coach: James Baley Cort Opp 0 Oberlin 12 2 Denison 8 2 Ohio State 8 3 Syracuse 18 7 Cornell 10 4 Hamilton 6 3 Hofstra 14 0 Hobart 9 6 New England 7

1957 (3-6)Coach: James Baley Cort Opp 10 Union 5 4 Kenyon 2 11 Hobart 14

All-Americans

3 Syracuse 20 9 Syracuse L.C. 11 1 Cornell 12 6 Hamilton 7 6 New England 3 5 Hamilton 6

1958 (4-2-1)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 13 CCNY 7 2 Syracuse 13 5 Syracuse L.C. 1 8 Adelphi 2 10 Hamilton 5 7 Hobart 9 4 Cornell 4

1959 (6-4)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 2 Syracuse 7 15 Adelphi 2 7 Hamilton 6 2 Cornell 9 6 Hamilton 5 12 Union 1 3 Hobart 11 5 Army J.V. 8

1960 (6-4)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 8 Hamilton 5 4 Cornell 13 6 Union 7 3 Hamilton 5

14 Siena 5 10 Hobart 8 8 Syracuse 10 8 Army J.V. 3 4 Hobart 1 8 Hamilton 1

1961 (5-3)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 11 Hamilton 4 24 Siena 3 8 RPI 7 14 Union 1 4 Hamilton 5 4 Hobart 12 18 C.W. Post 8 9 Cornell 10

1962 (2-4)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 5 Hobart 9 16 Siena 3 8 Union 9 5 Adelphi 8 4 RPI 6 12 Hamilton 9

1963 (2-9)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 6 Cornell 11 4 Syracuse 12 7 Ohio State 11 4 Denison 11 3 Kenyon 7

1978Jim Burke, Defense, 1st TeamMike Hoppey, Attack, 1st TeamJon Fitzgerald, Defense, Hon. MentionDave Haefele, Goalie, Hon. MentionMark Koetzner, Attack, Hon. Mention

1977Jim Burke, Defense, 2nd TeamMike Hoppey, Attack, 2nd TeamDave Richardson, Defense, 3rd Team

1976Jim Burke, Defense, 1st TeamJud Smith, Attack, 1st TeamDave Richardson, Defense, 2nd TeamJim Burnett, Midfield, Hon. MentionWayne Werner, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1975Jud Smith, Attack, 1st TeamJim Tarnow, Midfield, 2nd TeamErnie Olsen, Attack, 3rd TeamDave Richardson, Defense, Hon. Mention

1974Pete Graham, Goalie, 1st TeamBoku Hendrickson, Defense, 1st TeamJohn Espey, Midfield, 2nd TeamJud Smith, Attack, 2nd TeamPaul McGee, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1973Bob Ernst, Defense, 1st TeamBob Haase, Defense, 2nd TeamDennis Marchesi, Midfield, 2nd TeamJohn Espey, Midfield, 3rd TeamPete Graham, Goalie, 3rd Team

1972Ken McEwan, Attack, 1st TeamJack McGetric, Defense, 1st TeamSal Taormina, Midfield, 1st TeamBert Severns, Attack, 2nd TeamJohn Eberenz, Attack, 3rd TeamPaul Wehrum, Attack, Hon. Mention

1971Pete Roy, Goalie, 1st TeamDon Hallenback, Midfield, 1st TeamPaul Wehrum, Attack, 1st Team

1970Don Hallenback, Midfield, 2nd TeamRich O’Leary, Attack, 3rd TeamPaul Wehrum, Attack, Hon. Mention

1969Stan Kowalski, Midfield, 1st TeamMike Waldvogel, Defense, 1st TeamRich O’Leary, Attack, 2nd Team

1968Mike Waldvogel, Defense, 1st TeamStan Kowalski, Midfield, 2nd TeamPete Roy, Goalie, 2nd Team

1967Rich Felser, Attack, Hon. MentionStan Kowalski, Midfield, Hon. Mention

1961Barry Davidson, Attack, Hon. MentionAl Pisano, Defense, Hon. Mention

1959Tony Bromante, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1958Tony Bromante, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1957Glen Hembach, Attack, Hon. MentionTony Bromante, Goalie, Hon. Mention

1955Bruce Allison, Attack, Hon. Mention

1954Bruce Allison, Attack, Hon. Mention

C O R T L A N D

1973 (13-2)USILA National ChampsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 6 Navy 11 10 UMass 8 16 Adelphi 8 12 Brockport 5 22 RPI 5 20 Penn State 5 26 Syracuse 2 5 Cornell 6 12 Hobart 8 19 Ithaca 9 16 Union 9 11 * Adelphi 5 9 * UMass 3 14 * Hobart 8 13 * Wash., MD 8

* USILA Tournament

1974 (8-3)Coach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 10 UMass (OT) 9 7 Adelphi 5 9 Hobart (OT) 10 20 Brockport 3 10 Syracuse 5 23 RPI 1 23 Ithaca 11 13 Penn State 9 12 Wash. & Lee 14 16 * UMBC 13 10 * Hobart 14

* NCAA Div. II Tourn.

1975 (10-4)Coach: Chuck WintersNCAA Div. II Champions Cort Opp 10 UMass (OT) 11 10 Wash. & Lee 15 11 Hobart 18 16 Penn State 8 13 Syracuse 8 17 Brockport 8 15 Geneseo 6 15 Ithaca 6 7 Cornell 13 16 Adelphi 12 24 RPI 2 9 * UMBC (OT) 8 16 * Wash. MD 6 12 * Hobart 11


1976 (5-6)Coach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 12 Geneseo 2 10 UMass 12 12 Towson 16 17 Brockport 7 9 Syracuse 19 16 Ithaca 4 11 Adelphi 9 6 Hobart 4 10 Wash. & Lee 13 1 Cornell 16 11 * Ohio Wesleyan 12


1977 (8-5)Coach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 8 Roanoke (OT) 6 12 N. Carolina St. 17 17 Duke 8 6 UMass 10 26 Geneseo 5 19 Brockport 3 12 Towson St. (OT) 10 12 Ithaca 8 20 Syracuse 14 8 Adelphi 21 11 Hobart 22 12 * C.W. Post 7 7 * UMBC 17


1978 (9-4, 5-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 3 Cornell 16 25 # Oswego 3 28 # Albany 0 16 # Geneseo 2 15 # Brockport 7 14 Towson St. 9 12 Ithaca 8 9 Syracuse 10 13 Adelphi 11 10 Hobart 12 34 # Potsdam 1 13 * Towson St. 12 9 * Hobart 24

# SUNYAC* NCAA Div. II Tourn.

1979 (6-10, 5-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 8 N. Carolina St. 18 10 Roanoke 11 16 # Oswego 0 16 # Geneseo 7 20 # Albany 9 10 Cornell 11 22 # Brockport 11 11 Towson St. 14 6 Ithaca 9 9 Syracuse 14 8 Adelphi 14 8 Hobart 9 8 St. Lawrence 18 24 # Potsdam 18 11 * Ithaca 9 9 * Adelphi 14

# SUNYAC* NCAA Div. II Tourn.

1980 (9-5, 5-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 16 Ithaca 13 15 # Geneseo 5 22 # Oswego 6 31 # Brockport 6 20 # Albany 8 10 Cornell 16 7 Syracuse 13 7 Adelphi 16 4 Hobart 6 12 St. Lawrence 7

29 # Potsdam 3 13 * Ohio Wesleyan 9 11 * Ithaca 9 8 * Hobart 11

# SUNYAC* NCAA Div. III Tourn.

1981 (11-5, 5-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 12 N. Carolina St. 15 12 Hampden-Sy. 7 21 # Oswego 4 11 Ithaca 9 27 # Geneseo 4 5 Adelphi 15 15 # Albany 6 10 Cornell 9 4 Syracuse 17 9 Hobart 12 14 St. Lawrence 12 20 # Potsdam 6 23 # Oneonta 6 18 * Ohio Wesleyan 5 14 * Salisbury St. 9 8 * Hobart 10


1982 (7-6, 4-1 SUNYAC)Coach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 4 N. Carolina St. 19 11 Roanoke (OT) 12 10 RIT 3 7 Ithaca (3OT) 6 14 # Albany 6 6 Cornell 15 16 Syracuse 10 11 # Geneseo 12 26 # Oneonta 4 19 # Potsdam 2 5 St. Lawrence 8 13 # Oswego 3 4 Hobart 16

# SUNYAC

1983 (8-5, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Chuck Winters Cort Opp 21 # Buffalo St. 6 14 Denison 4 17 RIT 5 11 Ithaca 15 14 # Geneseo 1 5 Hobart 10 13 # Albany 5 9 Cornell 16 6 Ohio Wesleyan 8 35 # Oneonta 2 22 # Potsdam 5 11 St. Lawrence 13 21 # Oswego 3

# SUNYAC

1984 (8-6, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 27 # Buffalo St. 5 22 # Oneonta 5 7 Hobart 18

18 # Albany 5 2 Cornell 20 7 Syracuse 23 14 Ohio Wesleyan 7 19 # Geneseo 4 12 Ithaca 9 17 # Potsdam 8 11 St. Lawrence (OT) 12 29 # Oswego 5 9 RIT 10 7 * Salisbury St. 12


1985 (10-5, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 4 Army 17 10 Salisbury St. (OT) 9 13 Syracuse 22 16 # Buffalo St. 5 13 Ithaca 9 21 # Oneonta 5 18 # Albany 1 10 Hobart 20 19 # Oswego 10 23 # Geneseo 5 16 # Potsdam 8 19 St. Lawrence 8 7 RIT 8 11 * Ohio Wesleyan 5 10 * Wash., MD 16


1986 (11-5, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 2 Army 8 10 Cornell 15 10 Princeton (2OT) 9 5 Syracuse 21 21 Ithaca 9 16 # Oneonta 3 20 # Albany 10 7 Hobart 26 23 # Oswego 4 24 # Buffalo St. 8 10 # Geneseo (OT) 9 13 St. Lawrence 10 14 # Potsdam 7 13 RIT 9 18 * RIT 11 8 * Hobart 22


1987 (9-7, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 3 Army 15 5 Cornell 17 7 Princeton (OT) 6 8 Syracuse 17 14 Springfield 6 16 Ithaca 5 11 # Oneonta 7 20 # Albany 9 4 Hobart 17 23 # Buffalo St. 8 16 # Oswego 4 15 # Geneseo 8

Year-by-Year Records 9 Penn State (OT) 9 17 Brockport 5 18 Hobart 2

1969 (11-1)Coach: Al Pisano Cort Opp 8 Cornell 9 14 RPI 6 13 Ithaca 2 11 C.W. Post 2 14 Siena 4 22 Brockport 1 14 Union 3 17 Hobart 9 20 Hamilton 3 12 Penn State 4 30 St. Lawrence 7 14 Syracuse 10

1970 (7-3)Coach: Jack Emmer Cort Opp 18 C.W. Post 3 6 Cornell 8 23 RPI 8 7 Colgate 3 22 St. Lawrence 2 17 Brockport 5 9 Hobart 12 20 Penn State 8 10 Union (OT) 5 11 Syracuse (OT) 13

1971 (11-1)Coach: Jack Emmer Cort Opp 21 Penn State 9 10 RPI 2 5 Cornell 13 11 Adelphi 7 26 Siena 1 20 Ithaca 4 17 Brockport 4 19 C.W. Post 3 15 Hobart 4 23 Union 3 14 Colgate 1 23 Syracuse 7

1972 (14-2)Coach: Jack Emmer Cort Opp 16 Ohio Wesleyan 3 9 Denison 6 22 Bowling Green 9 15 Penn State 7 11 Adelphi 5 17 Ithaca 8 4 Hofstra 5 23 Colgate 0 21 Brockport 1 14 Cornell 8 16 Hobart 12 15 RPI 7 11 Union 6 19 Syracuse 9 10 * Navy (OT) 9 7 * Virginia 14

* NCAA Tournament

0 Hobart 7 5 C.W. Post 6 5 Union 3 8 RPI 10 15 Hamilton 7 5 Adelphi 6

1964 (6-3)Coach: William Tomik Cort Opp 11 Brockport L.C. 4 4 Syracuse 22 3 C.W. Post 11 11 St. Lawrence 1 8 Union 5 6 RPI 2 7 Hobart 9 5 Hamilton 4 11 Adelphi 6

1965 (5-3)Coach: Al Pisano Cort Opp 13 Adelphi 11 5 Hobart 7 9 RPI 7 9 C.W. Post 11 15 Siena 9 14 Hamilton 7 8 Union 9 8 Syracuse 12

1966 (8-4)Coach: Al Pisano Cort Opp 1 Cornell 24 12 Penn State 11 15 Brockport 4 24 Alfred 2 13 Syracuse 9 1 Hobart 11 17 St. Lawrence 3 11 Hamilton 3 9 RPI (OT) 10 15 C.W. Post 10 4 Union 7 19 Siena 11

1967 (12-1)Coach: Al Pisano Cort Opp 8 Cornell 15 16 St. Lawrence 5 12 C.W. Post 5 18 Adelphi 5 16 Brockport 2 10 Hobart 9 13 RPI 6 20 Hamilton 3 20 Alfred 0 19 Penn State 0 14 Union 5 18 Syracuse 5 21 Siena 8

1968 (9-3-1)Coach: Al Pisano Cort Opp 2 Cornell 8 8 Adelphi 4 11 C.W. Post 12 15 Siena 5 18 St. Lawrence 5 6 Syracuse 13 14 Hamilton 4 11 Ithaca 2 8 RPI 5 6 Union 3

R E D D R A G O N S

5 St. Lawrence 9 11 # Potsdam 10 9 RIT 10 7 * Hobart 15


1988 (6-6)Coach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 5 Cornell 11 6 Roanoke 7 10 Princeton 4 10 Syracuse 26 19 Stony Brook 4 21 Ithaca 2 8 Hobart 18 2 Ohio Wesleyan 11 16 Geneseo 5 10 St. Lawrence 8 19 RIT 6 5 * Frank. & Marsh. 11

* NCAA Div. III Tourn.

1989 (8-7)Coach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 3 Cornell 16 9 Hartwick 3 12 Frank. & Marsh. 3 4 Syracuse 25 8 Ithaca 7 8 Potsdam 4 5 Hobart 16 9 Ohio Wesleyan 8 15 Geneseo 6 8 St. Lawrence 6 3 Nazareth 14 1 RIT 11 25 Oneonta 4 6 Maryland 9 6 * Hobart 14

* NCAA Div. III Tourn.

1990 (8-8)Coach: Jerry Casciani Cort Opp 6 Cornell 14 13 Hartwick 8 7 Roanoke 6 4 Frank. & Marsh. 15 11 Salisbury St. 10 11 Potsdam 7 16 Ithaca 9 6 Hobart 13 6 Ohio Wesleyan 11 20 Geneseo 7 15 St. Lawrence 9 12 Nazareth (OT) 13 8 RIT 10 25 Oneonta 4 6 Maryland 11 6 Clarkson 14

1991 (7-8)Coach: Rick Young Cort Opp 7 Cornell 15 6 Hartwick 10 9 Frank. & Marsh. 8 7 Salisbury St. 22 10 Potsdam 9 11 Ithaca 7 11 Hobart 25 10 Ohio Wesleyan 13

17 Geneseo 7 13 St. Lawrence 6 4 Nazareth 17 7 RIT 9 30 Oneonta 4 13 Springfield 12 7 Clarkson 15

1992 (7-8)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 6 Cornell 20 15 Drew 9 6 Frank. & Marsh. 7 12 Springfield 10 12 Ithaca 17 17 Potsdam 9 12 Hartwick 16 9 Hobart 18 19 Geneseo 10 14 St. Lawrence 15 14 Nazareth (OT) 15 17 RIT 13 21 Oneonta 3 19 Clarkson 11 11 * Albany 16

* ECAC Upstate NY Playoffs

1993 (6-6)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 10 Adelphi 15 17 Frank. & Marsh. 6 27 Elmira 5 15 Ithaca (3OT) 16 9 Wash., MD 18 17 Hartwick 13 19 Geneseo 9 14 St. Lawrence 11 6 Nazareth 13 13 RIT 15 15 Le Moyne 11 13 Springfield 15

1994 (9-4)Coach: Mike PoundsCort Opp 16 Adelphi 12 12 Frank. & Marsh. 7 19 Potsdam 3 20 Wash., MD 24 11 Hartwick 9 11 Clarkson 14 17 Le Moyne 7 14 Geneseo 10 12 St. Lawrence 8 7 Nazareth 16 8 RIT 12 14 Springfield 13 13 Ithaca 10

1995 (2-10)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 9 Ohio Wesleyan 14 11 Frank. & Marsh. (OT) 12 8 Adelphi 13 18 Clarkson 6 6 Hartwick 8 10 Le Moyne 16 7 Nazareth 13 7 St. Lawrence 8 6 Ithaca 5 5 RIT 14 5 Potsdam 8 16 Springfield 17

Year-by-Year Records1996 (9-5, 3-2 Super Six)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 18 St. Mary’s, MD 14 11 Wash. & Lee 7 9 Frank & Marsh. 10 14 Potsdam 1 13 # Hartwick (OT) 12 14 Ohio Weslayan 15 14 Clarkson (OT) 13 10 Oswego 8 6 # Nazareth 17 14 St. Lawrence 17 19 # Ithaca 7 12 # RIT 7 18 Springfield 14 9 # Alfred 12

# Super Six

1997 (4-10, 0-5 Super Six)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 9 Greensboro 10 14 Shenandoah 5 9 Frank & Marsh. 8 6 Potsdam 7 3 Ohio Wesleyan 22 14 Clarkson 10 14 Oswego 9 9 # Nazareth 20 8 # Hartwick 9 11 # Ithaca 16 8 # RIT 11 14 St. Lawrence 15 9 Springfield (OT) 10 6 # Alfred 18

# Super Six

1998 (9-6, 3-2 Super Six)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 12 Wash. & Lee. 11 8 Roanoke 11 14 Frank & Marsh. 6 10 Potsdam 7 6 Ohio Weslayan 14 8 Clarkson 7 15 Oswego 8 6 # Nazareth 8 9 # Hartwick (OT) 8 7 # Ithaca 23 9 # RIT 8 12 St. Lawrence 8 8 Springfield 12 12 # Alfred (OT) 11 8 * Gettysburg 16

# Super Six* NCAA Div. III Tourn.

1999 (7-7, 2-3 Super Six)Coach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 10 Roanoke 9 7 Frank. & Marsh. 5 7 Oneonta 8 5 Ohio Wesleyan 11 11 Geneseo 6 14 Oswego 7 8 # Nazareth 14 5 # Hartwick 11 9 # Ithaca 6 6 # RIT 17 18 St. Lawrence 7 8 Springfield 9 12 Potsdam (OT) 13

14 # Alfred 8

# Super Six

2000 (10-5, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Mike Pounds Cort Opp 12 Vir. Wesleyan 10 11 Roanoke 7 8 Springfield 15 2 Gettysburg 15 16 # Geneseo 4 17 # Oswego 7 8 Nazareth 16 8 Hartwick 7 4 RIT 15 5 Ithaca 7 18 # Utica/Rome 8 15 # Potsdam 9 19 Alfred 11 12 # Oneonta 10 10 # Plattsburgh 5

# SUNYAC

2001 (11-6, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Lelan Rogers Cort Opp 17 Vir. Wesleyan 5 10 Roanoke 6 7 NY Inst. of Tech. 13 10 Springfield (OT) 9 4 Gettysburg 7 17 # Geneseo 3 15 # Oswego 6 8 Nazareth 16 5 Hartwick 8 3 Ithaca 5 14 RIT 7 30 # Utica/Rome 2 13 # Potsdam 5 21 Alfred 11 12 # Oneonta 9 16 # Plattsburgh 6 7 * RPI 9


2002 (16-3, 7-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Lelan RogersCort Opp 6 Adelphi (3OT) 7 11 Springfield 5 11 Salisbury 5 30 # Utica/Rome 0 21 Ohio Wesleyan 9 13 # Geneseo 9 17 # Oswego 7 10 Nazareth 6 16 Hartwick 7 5 Ithaca (3OT) 6 15 RIT 6 26 # Brockport 6 12 # Plattsburgh 9 17 # Potsdam 2 10 # Oneonta 6 13 + Geneseo 0 14 + Oneonta 5 9 * Clarkson 1 9 * Ithaca 10

# SUNYAC+ SUNYAC Tournament* NCAA Div. III Tourn.

2003 (17-3, 7-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Lelan RogersCort Opp 3 St. Lawrence 1019 E. Conn. St. 4 7 Gettysburg 8 13 # Geneseo 4 14 Springfield 3 25 # SUNYIT 0 18 # Oswego 9 6 Nazareth 4 15 Hartwick 12 10 Ithaca (OT) 9 15 RIT 9 11 # Brockport 2 20 # Plattsburgh 6 13 # Potsdam 6 14 # Oneonta 5 15 + Potsdam 9 11 + Geneseo 4 19 * Gordon 2 8 * Hamilton 7 8 * Middlebury (2OT) 9


2004 (15-3, 6-0 SUNYAC)Coach: Lelan RogersCort Opp 17 E. Conn. St. 7 11 Gettysburg (OT) 12 12 Springfield 8 11 Clarkson 7 11 RIT 4 13 Nazareth (OT) 12 11 Hartwick 5 10 Ithaca 6 13 # Potsdam 5

12 # Oswego 8 15 # Oneonta 11 10 # Brockport 5 13 # Geneseo 5 21 # Plattsburgh 2 13 + Potsdam 6 6 + Geneseo 8 14 * Clarkson 3 8 * Nazareth 10


2005 (17-2, 6-0 SUNYAC)SUNYAC ChampionsCoach: Lelan RogersCort Opp 11 St. Lawrence 78 Stevens Tech 510 Springfield 89 Clarkson 612 RIT 99 Nazareth 1412 Hartwick 814 Ithaca 1218 # Potsdam 624 # Oswego 418 # Oneonta 614 # Brockport 513 Cabrini 515 # Geneseo 820 # Plattsburgh 814 + Potsdam 920 + Geneseo 814 * Skidmore 77 * Nazareth 14


Junior midfielder Bill Gleason has won 198-of-319 faceoffs (62.1 percent) in his first two seasons with the Red Dragons.

C O R T L A N D

Cortland: Cradle of Lacrosse Coaches

1972 — NCAA DIV. I TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 10, Navy 9 (OT)Semifinals: Virginia 14, Cortland 7

1973 — USILA COLLEGE DIV. TOURN. (FIRST PLACE)First Round: Cortland 11, Adelphi 5Quarterfinals: Cortland 9, Massachusetts 3Semifinals: Cortland 14, Hobart 8Finals: Cortland 13, Washington, MD 8

1974 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 16, UMBC 13Semifinals: Hobart 14, Cortland 10

1975 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENT (FIRST PLACE)Quarterfinals: Cortland 9, UMBC 8 (OT)Semifinals: Cortland 16, Washington, MD 6Finals: Cortland 12, Hobart 11

1976 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Ohio Wesleyan 12, Cortland 11

1977 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENTFirst Round: Cortland 12, C.W. Post 7Quarterfinals: UMBC 17, Cortland 7

1978 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 13, Towson St. 12Semifinals: Hobart 24, Cortland 9

1979 — NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENTFirst Round: Cortland 11, Ithaca 9Quarterfinals: Adelphi 14, Cortland 9

1980 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 13, Ohio Wesleyan 9Semifinals: Cortland 11, Ithaca 9Finals: Hobart 11, Cortland 8

1981 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 18, Ohio Wesleyan 5Semifinals: Cortland 14, Salisbury St. 9Finals: Hobart 10, Cortland 8

CORTLAND POSTSEASON RESULTS

Over the decades, a significant number of Cortland graduates — almost all of them former Red Dragon players — have entered the coaching ranks at all levels to foster the sport of lacrosse.

Bill Tierney ’73 has directed Princeton University to six NCAA Division I titles, including three straight from 1996-98, and national runner-up status in 2000 and 2002. David Urick ’70, a former Cortland Distinguished Young Alumnus, led Hobart College to an unprecedented 10 straight NCAA Division III crowns from 1980-89. He is currently the head coach at Division I Georgetown University, an NCAA playoff qualifier nine consecutive years from 1997-2005. On the scholastic level, Mike Messere ’66 and Joe Cuozzo ’59 of West Genesee High School and Ward Melville High School, respectively, have built two of the most dominant programs in New York State.

Send additions to Cortland SID Fran Elia at (607) 753-5673 or [email protected].

COLLEGIATE HEAD COACHESDale Abeling — Dominican CollegeFred Acee ’63 — Air ForceRocky Delfino ‘84 — Monroe CCCJohn Espey ’74 — Stony BrookAl Heraghty ‘96 — Suffolk CCCChris Iorio ‘03 — N. Carolina St.Sid Jamieson ’64 — BucknellBrian Jenkins ’88 — ShenandoahSandy Kapatos ’81 — AdelphiJason Lockner ’94 — Alfred St.Jack McGetrick ’72 — BellarmineJim Ricardo ‘99 — Misericordia

COLLEGIATE HEAD COACHES (cont.)Paul Rose ‘67 — SUNY Morrisville Ray Rostan ’73 — Hampden-SydneyTony Seaman ‘65 — Towson St.Richard Speckmann ‘67 — Nassau CCCBill Tierney ‘73 — PrincetonDave Urick ‘70 — GeorgetownPaul Wehrum ’72 — Herkimer CCCTodd Weil ‘97 — Alfred St.Rory Whipple ’77 — BryantRick Young ‘86 — Anne Arundel CC

1984 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Salisbury St. 12, Cortland 7

1985 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 11, Ohio Wesleyan 5Semifinals: Washington, MD 16, Cortland 10

1986 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Cortland 18, RIT 11Semifinals: Hobart 22, Cortland 8

1987 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Hobart 15, Cortland 7

1988 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Franklin & Marshall 11, Cortland 5

1989 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals: Hobart 14, Cortland 6

1992 — ECAC UPSTATE NEW YORK PLAYOFFSSemifinals: Albany 16, Cortland 11

1998 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTFirst Round: Gettysburg 16, Cortland 8

2001 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTFirst Round: RPI 9, Cortland 7

2002 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTFirst Round: Cortland 9, Clarkson 1Quarterfinals: Ithaca 10, Cortland 9

2003 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTSecond Round: Cortland 19, Gordon 2Quarterfinals: Cortland 8, Hamilton 7Semifinals: Middlebury 9, Cortland 8 (2OT)

2004 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTSecond Round: Cortland 14, Clarkson 3Quarterfinals: Nazareth 10, Cortland 8

2005 — NCAA DIV. III TOURNAMENTSecond Round: Cortland 14, Skidmore 7Quarterfinals: Nazareth 14, Cortland 7

SCHOLASTIC HEAD COACHESTom Acee ’68 — HenningerTom Boyuka ’65 — Chenango ForksDave Cook ’91 — Maine-EndwellScott Craig ’76 — West IslipJohn Cuiffo ’83 — WantaghBrendan Curran ’82 — ScarsdaleDoc Dougherty ’65 — Garden CityStefan Henn ‘91 — AmherstLarry Glenz ’72 — LynbrookGordon Hodgson ’76 — Half Hollow Hills EastPaul Jones ’85 — MacArthurMike Joyce ‘04 — ColonieJames Konen — CopiagueMike Leuze ‘88 — WesthillKip Lukralle ’78 — HarborfieldsMike Messere ’66 — West GeneseeCraig Papach ’87 — JFK BellmoreKerry Quilty ’77 — LiverpoolFran Randall ‘04 — Eloe (NC)Rob Ruller ‘96 — Webster-ThomasShaun Smith ’86 — CorcoranCraig Solomon ‘92 — Hendrick HudsonEd VanTine ’74 — HamburgKirk Ventiquattro ’81 — CarthageMike Vorgang ’93 — NiskayunaGerry Walsh ’73 — BrewsterWayne Werner ’76 — Ramapo (NJ)

R E D D R A G O N S

About SUNY CortlandLocated atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland Normal School, which included among its earliest students inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand Corp. fame.

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution officially became a four-year college providing courses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sciences, professional studies and the school of education. Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 minors from which to choose. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these structures are residence halls providing on-campus housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve outside Cortland, and the Brauer Memorial Geological Field Station on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany. At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed 13th nationally out of 434 colleges and universities in the 2004-05 all-sport United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup Division III standings. The award was formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995-2002 and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of

Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ Cup in the 2002-03 school year. Cortland is the only New York school and one of only six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the last 10 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 12 NCAA Division III team titles.

The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic facilities. The newly-constructed on-campus stadium features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are among those who utilize the facility, which the New York Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university power.”

The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena, racquetball and squash courts, a wrestling room, modern athletic training facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility.

Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fields.

March

4 Sat. Herkimer/Hamilton (Scrimmage) ...10:00

11 Sat. ST. LAWRENCE .................................1:00

15 Wed. at Roanoke (VA) ..............................3:00

18 Sat. ! Springfield (MA) ...........................4:00

22 Wed. CLARKSON .......................................4:00

25 Sat. RIT ....................................................1:00

29 Wed. NAZARETH .......................................4:00

April

1 Sat. CABRINI (PA) ....................................1:00

5 Wed. at Ithaca ...........................................4:00

8 Sat. * at Potsdam ...................................2:30

12 Wed. * at Oswego ....................................4:00

14 Fri. * ONEONTA .....................................6:30

19 Wed. * at Brockport .................................4:00

22 Sat. at Stevens Tech (NJ) ........................7:00

2006 Red Dragon Schedule 26 Wed. * GENESEO ......................................4:00

29 Sat. * PLATTSBURGH ..............................1:00

May

3 Wed. SUNYAC Semifinals .........................TBA

6 Sat. SUNYAC Finals .................................TBA

10 Wed. NCAA Division III First Round.........TBA

14 Sun. NCAA Division III Second Round....TBA

17 Wed. NCAA Division III Quarterfinals .....TBA

21 Sun. NCAA Division III Semifinals ..........TBA

28 Sun. NCAA Division III Finals ..................TBA

(Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA)

* SUNYAC game

! at St. Paul’s, MD

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