UNDERSTANDING THE GAME OF

WATER POLOWater Polo can be a confusing game for spectators. The whistle is constantly blowing and the play never stops, even when someone is ejected for a penalty. In addition, there are many misconceptions about the game, including how the players keep their horses swimming. Well hang in there, because the following information should help to make the picture much clearer.

General Information1. Each team has six field players and a goalie.2. Field players can only use one hand to touch the ball, goalies two.3. Games consist of 7-minute quarters for club divisions, 8-minute quarters for varsity divisions.4. The object of the game is to score by placing the ball completely in the goal. Players may move the ball by swim-ming or passing.5. Teams may substitute after a goal is scored, during a time-out or during the play from the ejection area.6. Each team receives three time-outs and one 20-second time-out per game.7. Shots blocked out of bounds by defensive players result in the defensive team receiving possession. If a defender uses two hands to block a shot, the offensive team receives a penalty shot.

FoulsWhen an infraction of the rules occurs, the referee will point in the direction of the team taking possession, while blowing his whistle. The ball is put back into play with an action called a free throw. This means the player gets three seconds of free time to throw the ball to an-other teammate or swim it up the pool. A player cannot shoot his free throw unless outside the five-meter line. If the ball is not put into play within three seconds, the other team takes possession.

Fouls can be ordinary or major. Ordinary fouls are best understood as minor fouls. For example, a defender may reach over an opponent’s back to get at the ball while facing away from the goal. The penalty for an ordinary foul is a free throw for the opposing team.

Major fouls are more severe and are penalized accord-ingly. For example, when a defender fouls an opponent too aggressively, or from behind when the opponent is facing the goal, the defender is ejected for 20 seconds (players may reenter the game if their team recovers the ball before the ejection time is up, or if the opposing team scores). When the foul occurs within five meters of the goal and the referee believes the player had a high chance of scoring, the opposition shoots a penalty shot. Major fouls can also occur through disrespect to the referee or when a player interferes with an opponent’s free throw. Players may only receive three major fouls before elimination.

If all of this has you totally confused, just sit back and enjoy the game. The easiest way to follow the play is by watching the scoreboard. If your team is ahead at the end, great! If not, well consider that you have expanded your horizons. When the game is over, you can at least explain to your friends that the horses never get wet.

2011 Men’s Guide Table of ContentsHistory of the CWPA .........................................................Pages 2-3CWPA Timeline......................................................................... Page 4Competitive Format .............................................................Pages 6-7Men’s Championship Results ...........................................Pages 9-12Women’s Championship Results ....................................Pages 12-14Men’s Varsity Team Profiles ............................................ Page 17-20Men’s Club Team Profiles ...............................................Pages 21-34Men’s Varsity Rosters .......................................................Pages 36-39Men’s Club Rosters .........................................................Pages 41-51

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Equipment ProvidedFive free balls for all host sitesOne free ball for every teamScore sheets for tournament hostsLaminated scoring guide for tournament hostsNCAA Rules Book and Fox 40 whistle for every teamComplimentary program for every club athlete and coach

Awards DistributedAwards for top two teams in each divisionAwards for top coaches in each divisionAll-Tournament and MVP awards at championship eventsCertificates for Scholar-AthletesAll-Conference awards for best 14 players per divisionAll-America awards for collegiate club teams

For more information about the Association or its activities, contact the office at:

Collegiate Water Polo Association320 West 5th StreetBridgeport, PA 19405(610) 277-6787(610) 277-7382 fax office@collegiatewaterpolo.orgCheck out our web page at: www.collegiatewaterpolo.org

AdministrationThe Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and is comprised of collegiate institutions. The purpose of the Association is to serve its membership through a variety of ways, including the coordination of a competitive schedule. As a non-profit 501 (c)-3 organization, it is also a charitable entity, capable of receiving donations that are tax deductible. All gifts may be sent to the office, with an acknowledgment returned to you for your tax records.

The Collegiate Water Polo Association provides a number of benefits to its membership including:

Services ProvidedConference web siteDesk official training and supportEastern Championship tournament managementHall of Fame BanquetHotel reservations for teams and officialsJob placement serviceNational Championship tournament managementOnline educationReferee assignmentsReferee training programScheduling

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Office StaffCommissioner.....................................................Daniel SharadinEmail...........................commissioner@collegiatewaterpolo.org

Director of Communications........................................Ed HaasEmail............................................haas@collegiatewaterpolo.org

Coordinator of Officials.................................................Ed ReedEmail......................................officials@collegiatewaterpolo.org

Coordinator of Membership Services......................Alex BondEmail..............................membership@collegiatewaterpolo.org

Director of Multimedia.........................................................TBAEmail..........................................video@collegiatewaterpolo.org

CWPA Sportsmanship StatementThe CWPA and the NCAA promote good sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches and spectators. We request your cooperation by supporting the participants and officials in a positive manner. Profanity, racial or sexist comments, or other intimidating actions directed at the officials, student-athletes, coaches, event personnel or team representatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the site of competition. Also, consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products is prohibited.

Affiliate OrganizationsThere are many organizations affiliated with the sport of wa-ter polo and the landscape can be somewhat confusing when trying to sort out which entity offers what services. To make matters a little easier to understand, the organizations can be divided into two basic groups: scholastic and non scholastic. The scholastic organizations are those that have some affilia-tion with the educational system. These include college, high school, junior college and middle school teams, as well as their respective administrative bodies that offer competitive leagues and support. In this category you would find state sanctioning organizations, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the National Association for Intercollegiate Athlet-ics (NAIA) and all the collegiate conferences recognized by the NCAA or NAIA. Each individual organization operates independently with its own governing structure.

The NCAA and the NAIA are two organizations that serve a unique position. They each provide a supervisory role for their member schools. The colleges and universities that are members of each respective organization choose to establish and follow a set of guidelines that govern competition. Spe-cifically, these guidelines include eligibility, academic progress for their student-athletes, competitive rules, championship guidelines, recruiting and financial aid.

Schools that become members of one of these organizations agree to abide by the rules and principles established within the organization. The NCAA and NAIA provide oversight for the varsity teams on campus, not the collegiate clubs.

In addition to the NCAA and NAIA there are conferences that operate for the purpose of arranging competition for their member institutions. Some conferences, like the Big East, Mountain West or Atlantic Coast Conferences, handle several sports, while others like the CWPA handle a single sport. With respect to water polo, all collegiate clubs that are eligible for the National Collegiate Club Championship are members of the CWPA. To understand the difference between the league and the NCAA or NAIA, think of the conference on a smaller scale performing similar functions for its member institutions. The conference works with the national governing bodies (NCAA and NAIA) to help provide competitive opportunities and services, yet remains an independent organization with its own governing system and budget.

Non-scholastic organizations include all other entities that provide the opportunity for people to be involved in the sport outside of an educational institution. These include YMCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, parks & recreation programs, privately organized clubs, township/city programs and independent organizations like American Water Polo. United States Water Polo fits under this category as well, serving as the National Governing Body for the sport. They are also responsible for supporting and training Olympic teams for men and women.

For more information about any specific organization, contact the CWPA office at 610-277-6787.

History of the CWPAThe Collegiate Water Polo Association originally began as the Mid Atlantic Conference, founded by Dick Russell (Bucknell University swimming & water polo coach) in the 1970’s. Its founding membership included teams from Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York.

The management and oversight of the organization relied on volunteer coaches until 1990, when a commissioner was hired to perform basic scheduling for the 15-member teams in the league. Officiating assignments were performed at the time by an independent organization called the Eastern Water Polo Referees Association (EWPRA).

The next major milepost occurred in 1993, when the Southern and New England Conferences merged into the Mid-Atlantic. The new structure combined all of the varsity teams in the East, along with the few sport clubs in existence at that time. During the 1995 season, the organization experienced a strike by its officiating corps. This strike ultimately resulted in the organization establishing its own officiating bureau, assuming responsibility for all of its officiating assignments. The CWPA hired Tere Ma as its inaugural Director of Officials and Loren Bertocci as its first Technical Director.

Few changes were made to this structure until 2006, when the conference established a Technical Committee. One of these members, Ed Reed, initiated the CWPA’s first online education program in 2007 for referees using video clips.

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Over the years, the Collegiate Water Polo Association has undergone dramatic changes:

1970’s The Mid Atlantic Conference is founded by Dick Russell.

1990 The conference hires a commissioner to manage the league administration.

1993 The New England and Southern Conferences merge into the Mid-Atlantic. The conference changes its name to the Eastern Water Polo Association. Thirty-nine club and varsity teams participate in the new structure.

1994 The Association adds women’s teams to its membership, totaling 55 teams.

1995 The conference ends its relationship with the Eastern Water Polo Referees Association and establishes its own officiating bureau. Tere Ma hired as the inaugural Director of Officials and Loren Bertocci hired as the first Technical Director. Men’s Midwest Division is added. Club championships are separated by division. Membership increases to 82 teams.

1996 Women’s Midwest and Men’s Southwest Divisions are added. The Eastern Water Polo Association changes its name to the Collegiate Water Polo Association to reflect the geographic representation of its membership. Membership rises to 95 teams.

1997 Women’s Southwest Division is added. Women’s Northern Division splits into New York and New England Divisions. Great Lakes Division is added. Men’s New England Division splits to North Atlantic and New England Divisions. Membership reaches 110 teams.

1998 Men’s and Women’s Northwest Divisions added. Men’s Pacific Coast Division added. Membership includes 40 women’s teams and 97 men’s teams, totaling 137.

1999 Women’s Pacific Coast Division and Men’s Great Plains Division added. Women’s Midwest Division reinstated. Men’s Great Lakes Division changes name to Heartland Division. Membership increases to 52 women’s teams and 107 men’s teams totaling 159.

2000 Men’s Southeast and Atlantic Divisions added. Membership increases to 54 women’s teams and 121 men’s teams totaling 175.

2001 Women’s varsity and club programs separate competitively. Women’s varsity teams form Northern and Southern Divisions. Women’s Southeast Division added. Men’s and Women’s Texas Divisions added Membership increases to 122 men’s teams and 80 women’s teams totaling 202.

2002 Men’s Florida and Great Lakes Divisions added. Men’s Midwest Division renamed the Ohio Valley Division. Membership increases to 124 men’s teams and 91 women’s teams totaling 215.

2003 Men’s New England and North Atlantic Divisions realigned. Men’s Division II Eastern Championship established.

League office moves to Bridgeport, Pennsylvania after 13 years in Norristown, Pennsylvania. Membership steadies at 120 men’s and 95 women’s teams, totaling 215 teams. 2004 Women’s varsity teams realign to form Northeastern, Northern, Southern and Western Divisions. Men’s Florida Division teams merge into Southeast Division. Men’s Great Plains Division splits forming Great Plains and Missouri Valley Divisions. Membership grows to 126 men’s teams and 98 women’s teams totaling 224.

2005 Six women’s varsity teams amicably leave to join the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) and receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. Remaining teams realign to form Northern, Western and Southern Divisions. CWPA agrees to act as the Officiating Bureau and assigning agent for the MAAC. Women’s Northeastern Division merges into the Northern Division. Women’s Atlantic and North Atlantic Divisions added. Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship expands to 16 teams. Membership grows to 131 men’s and 99 women’s teams, totaling 230 teams.

2006 Women’s Atlantic Division merges with Mid-Atlantic Division. Men’s Ohio Valley Division members join Great Lakes and Missouri Valley Divisions. CWPA varsity teams create a Technical Committee to lead the education, evaluation, and assignment of referees. Officiating Bureau uses online video for the first time in the education process for referees. Membership grows to 138 men’s and 96 women’s teams, totaling 234 teams.

2007 Pacific Coast Women’s Division splits forming Sierra Pacific Division. Women’s Great Lakes Division splits forming Ohio Valley Division. Men’s Southwest Division splits forming Rocky Mountain Division. Men’s Southeast Division splits to re-establish the Florida Division. CWPA initiates online education program for referees. Membership grows to 141 men’s and 101 women’s teams, totaling 242 teams.

2008 Women’s Ohio Valley Division merges into Midwest Division. Membership grows to 143 men’s and 100 women’s teams, totaling 243 teams. 2009 Big Ten Division club teams join the CWPA. CWPA Women’s Division III Varsity Championship created New Team Leader orientation program established. CWPA begins streaming championship games on-line. Membership grows to 259 teams, including 161 men’s and 98 women’s programs.

2010 Membership grows to 277 teams, including 160 men’s and 117 women’s programs.

2011 Women’s Southwest Division splits forming Rocky Mountain Division. Men’s Southwest Division merges into Rocky Mountain Division. Men’s Sierra Pacific Division formed with teams from the Pacific Coast Division Membership grows to 282 teams, including 156 men’s and 126 women’s programs

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COMPETITIVE FORMAT

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The Collegiate Water Polo Association is divided into two classes, varsity and sport club. Each class of membership is then divided into divisions based on geography.

Varsity ClassThe top four teams from each division championship move on to the CWPA Eastern Championship. The first place team at the Eastern Championship receives the league’s automatic berth to the NCAA National Championship in December.

Northern Division Teams play a single round robin schedule within the division to determine regular season rankings. All teams attend the division championship, with the seeding determined by the won/loss records during the season.

Southern Division Teams play a double round robin schedule within their re-spective regions (East or West) to determine seeding for the championship, in which everyone attends.

The top four teams from each division championship move on to the CWPA Eastern Championship. The first place team at the CWPA Eastern Championship qualifies for the NCAA National Championship in December.

Sport Club ClassTeams are divided into divisions, based on geography. The top team from each division championship qualifies for either the National Collegiate Club Championship or the Division III National Collegiate Club Championship.

Atlantic Division Teams play a single round robin schedule. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Big Ten Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Florida DivisionTeams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Great Lakes Division Teams play four opponents drawn at random during the first weekend to seed for the championship. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regu-lar season won/loss records.

Great Plains Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Heartland Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Mid-Atlantic Division The Western Region teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. The Eastern Region teams play a single round robin schedule within their region. All teams attend the champion-ship tournament, which is separated into two groups, with the top eight teams from the regular season playing in one group and the remaining teams in a second group. Seeding at the championship alternates between the regions, with the first seed awarded to the region that won the prior season.

Missouri Valley DivisionTeams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams

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attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

New England Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

New York Division The Western Region teams play a single round robin schedule within their region, plus additional seeding games drawn at random. The Eastern Region teams play a single round robin schedule within their region. All teams then attend a crossover event where they compete against four of the teams from the opposite region. Every team competes in the championship, with the seeds based on won/loss records. North Atlantic Division Teams play a double round robin schedule within their re-gions over two weekends. All teams attend the championship. Seeding at the championship alternates between the regions, with the first seed awarded to the region that won the prior season.

Northwest Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Pacific Coast Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Rocky Mountain DivisionThe teams play eight games against opponents within the division over two weekends, with one of the weekends em-phasizing regional match-ups. Opponents are selected ran-domly during the cross-regional weekend. All teams attend the championship tournament, which is separated into two groups. The top eight teams from the regular season play in one group to establish a division champion and the remaining four teams play round robin to determine final placing. Seed-ing at the championship is based on won/loss records from the regular season.

Sierra Pacific Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Southeast Division Teams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Texas DivisionTeams play a single round robin schedule over two weekends plus additional seeding games drawn at random. All teams attend the championship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records.

Tie Breaker System - All SituationsIf at any time two teams are tied in record or in goal differ-entials as you walk through the tie breaker system below, the result of their head-to-head competition breaks the tie Tie Breaker System - Two TeamsIf the teams each beat one another, the goal differential in their games is used to break the tie. If the goal differential in their contests against one another is the same, the total of goals scored against each other is used. If the total of goals scored between the teams is equal, the differential for all common opponents seeded higher is used. If no common opponents are seeded higher, the goal differential against the highest seeded common opponent is used.

Tie Breaker System - Three or More Teams (for seeding championships)If more than two teams are tied in won/loss records, goal differentials among the teams tied serves as the tiebreaker. If two teams are tied in goal differentials, head-to-head com-petition breaks the tie. If the goal differential in their con-tests against one another for all teams is the same, the total of goals scored against each other is used. If the total of goals scored between the teams is equal, the goal differential between common opponents seeded higher will be used to determine ranking. This may require averaging the goal dif-ferential per game if the number of games between common opponents is unequal. Should teams be tied in won/loss re-cord and they have not played each other, goal differentials against common opponents that are seeded above them are used. If no common opponents are seeded higher, the goal differential against the highest seeded common opponent is used to break the tie.

(for advancement w/in championships)If more than two teams are tied in won/loss records, goal differentials among the teams tied serves as the tiebreaker. If the goal differential in their contests against one another is the same, the total of goals scored against each other is used. If the total of goals scored between the teams is equal, their original seeding will serve as the tiebreaker. If the totals are tied at any time between two of the three teams, the tie is broken by their head-to-head result.

Goal DifferentialGoal differential is a term used to describe the difference be-tween goals scored against an opponent and the number of goals scored by an opponent against a particular team.

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CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

COLLEGIATE WATER POLO ASSOCIATION

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Champion Runner-Up

1972 Yale University Harvard University1973 Yale University Fordham University1974 Yale University Fordham University1975 Bucknell University U. S. Military Academy1976 University of Pittsburgh Bucknell University1977 Bucknell University University of Pittsburgh1978 Bucknell University Brown University1979 Bucknell University University of Illinois1980 Bucknell University Loyola University1981 Brown University Loyola University1982 Loyola University Brown University1983 Brown University Slippery Rock University1984 Brown University U. S. Naval Academy1985 Brown University Bucknell University1986 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University1987 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University1988 U. S. Naval Academy University of Arkansas1989 University of Arkansas Brown University1990 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University1991 Slippery Rock University U. S. Naval Academy1992 Princeton University Slippery Rock University1993 University of Massachusetts Bucknell University1994 University of Massachusetts U. S. Naval Academy1995 University of Massachusetts Queens College1996 University of Massachusetts Queens College1997 Queens College University of Massachusetts1998 University of Massachusetts Queens College1999 University of Massachusetts Saint Francis College2000 U. S. Naval Academy Saint Francis College2001 University of Massachusetts Queens College2002 Queens College U. S. Naval Academy2003 U. S. Naval Academy Princeton University2004 Princeton University Saint Francis College2005 Saint Francis College U. S. Naval Academy2006 U. S. Naval Academy Princeton University2007 U. S. Naval Academy Saint Francis College2008 U. S. Naval Academy Princeton University2009 Princeton University U. S. Naval Academy2010 Saint Francis College U. S. Naval Academy

Division II Eastern Championship

2003 Queens College Slippery Rock University2004 Salem International University Mercyhurst College2007 Mercyhurst College Gannon University2008 Mercyhurst College Gannon University 2009 Mercyhurst College Gannon University2010 Queens College Mercyhurst College

Men’s Varsity Competition

Division III Eastern Championship

1991 MIT Johns Hopkins University1992 Washington & Lee University Johns Hopkins University1993 Washington & Lee University Johns Hopkins University1994 Johns Hopkins University MIT1995 Johns Hopkins University Washington & Lee University 1996 Johns Hopkins University MIT1997 MIT Johns Hopkins University1998 Johns Hopkins University Washington & Lee University1999 Johns Hopkins University MIT2000 MIT Johns Hopkins University2001 Johns Hopkins University MIT2002 Johns Hopkins University MIT2003 MIT Johns Hopkins University2004 Johns Hopkins University MIT2005 Johns Hopkins University MIT2006 Johns Hopkins University MIT2007 MIT Washington & Jefferson Col.2008 Johns Hopkins University MIT2009 Johns Hopkins University Washington & Jefferson Col.2010 MIT Johns Hopkins University

Division II/III Small College Championship2007 MIT Mercyhurst College

ECAC Championship

2000 Saint Francis College Princeton University2001 University of Massachusetts Saint Francis College2002 Queens College Princeton University2003 Princeton University U. S. Naval Academy2004 Saint Francis College Bucknell University2005 Saint Francis College Princeton University2006 Saint Francis College U. S. Naval Academy2007 Saint Francis College U. S. Naval Academy2008 Saint Francis College Johns Hopkins University2009 U. S. Naval Academy Princeton University2010 Saint Francis College Brown University

Ivy Championship

2010 Princeton University Brown University

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CWPA Eastern Championship

Men’s Sport Club Competition

Atlantic Division2000 University of Richmond Washington & Lee University2001 Georgetown University University of Richmond2002 Georgetown University NC State University2003 University of Virginia NC State University2004 University of North Carolina Georgetown University2005 Georgetown University Duke University2006 Virginia Tech University Duke University2007 Virginia Tech University University of Maryland 2008 Duke University Virginia Tech University2009 Virginia Tech University Georgetown University2010 University of North Carolina Georgetown University

Big Ten Division2010 Michigan State University University of Michigan

Eastern Championship1991 University of Virginia Cornell University1992 University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania1993 Williams College Yale University1994 U. S. Military Academy Amherst College1995 Tournament discontinued in favor of division championships

Florida Division2002 University of Florida Central Florida University2003 University of Florida Florida State University2004 Rejoined Southeast Division - division reforms in 20072007 Florida International University University of Florida 2008 University of Florida Florida International Univ.2009 Florida International University University of Florida2010 University of Miami Florida International Univ.

Great Lakes Division1997 Iowa State University Macalester College1998 Western Illinois University University of Nebraska1999 League splits into Great Plains and Heartland Divisions- division reforms in 20022002 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2003 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2004 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2005 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2006 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2007 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2008 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame2009 University of Illinois-Chicago Grand Valley State University2010 Grand Valley State University University of Illinois-Chicago

Great Plains Division1999 Western Illinois University University of Kansas2000 Western Illinois University Washington University2001 Western Illinois University University of Minnesota2002 Washington University University of Missouri2003 Western Illinois University Washington University2004 University of South Dakota University of Minnesota2005 Iowa State University University of Kansas2006 University of Minnesota Marquette University

2007 University of Minnesota Marquette University2008 University of Minnesota Kansas State University2009 University of Minnesota University of Nebraska2010 Illinois State University University of Minnesota

Great Plains Division1999 Western Illinois University University of Kansas2000 Western Illinois University Washington University2001 Western Illinois University University of Minnesota2002 Washington University University of Missouri2003 Western Illinois University Washington University2004 University of South Dakota University of Minnesota2005 Iowa State University University of Kansas2006 University of Minnesota Marquette University2007 University of Minnesota Marquette University2008 University of Minnesota Kansas State University2009 University of Minnesota University of Nebraska2010 Illinois State University University of Minnesota

Heartland Division1999 Macalester College Grinnell College2000 Macalester College Saint Mary’s University2001 Grinnell College Saint Mary’s University2002 Saint Mary’s University Grinnell College2003 Saint Mary’s University Grinnell College2004 Grinnell College Saint John’s University2005 Macalester College Saint John’s University2006 Macalester College Grinnell College2007 Grinnell College St. John’s University2008 Monmouth College Grinnell College 2009 Monmouth College Grinnell College2010 Monmouth College Grinnell College

Mid-Atlantic Division1995 University of Pennsylvania University of Maryland1996 University of Pennsylvania University of Maryland1997 University of Pennsylvania West Chester University1998 Penn State University Villanova University1999 University of Richmond Villanova University2000 Villanova University University of Pennsylvania2001 Villanova University University of Pennsylvania2002 University of Pennsylvania Penn State University2003 Villanova University Penn State University2004 Villanova University Penn State University2005 Penn State University University of Pennsylvania2006 Slippery Rock University Villanova University2007 University of Pennsylvania Villanova University2008 University of Pennsylvania Penn State University2009 Penn State University Villanova University 2010 University of Pennsylvania Penn State University

Missouri Valley Division2004 Western Illinois University Washington University2005 Lindenwood University Washington University2006 Lindenwood University Miami University (Ohio) 2007 Miami University (Ohio) Lindenwood University2008 Lindenwood University University of Illinois-Chicago 2009 Lindenwood University Saint Louis University2010 Lindenwood University Saint Louis University

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New England Division1995 Williams College Amherst College1996 Dartmouth College Williams College 1997 Williams College Dartmouth College1998 Dartmouth College Yale University1999 Dartmouth College Yale University2000 Williams College Yale University2001 Dartmouth College Williams College2002 University of Massachusetts Yale University2003 Yale University Williams College2004 Yale University Williams College2005 Yale University Williams College2006 Williams College Yale University 2007 Middlebury College Boston College2008 Dartmouth College Boston College 2009 Yale University Dartmouth College2010 Yale University Dartmouth College

New York Division1995 U. S. Military Academy Hartwick College1996 RIT Columbia University1997 University of Rochester RIT1998 U. S. Military Academy University of Rochester1999 U. S. Military Academy RIT2000 Cornell University U. S. Military Academy2001 U. S. Military Academy Columbia University2002 U. S. Military Academy Cornell University2003 Colgate University RIT2004 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Colgate University2005 Colgate University New York University2006 Columbia University U. S. Military Academy2007 New York University U. S. Military Academy2008 Columbia University U. S. Military Academy 2009 Columbia University U. S. Military Academy2010 Columbia University Cornell University

North Atlantic Division1997 Tufts University Colby College 1998 Tufts University Bates College1999 Bates College Bowdoin College2000 Bates College Bowdoin College2001 Bates College Bowdoin College2002 Bates College Bowdoin College2003 Dartmouth College Tufts University2004 Middlebury College Dartmouth College2005 Middlebury College Dartmouth College2006 Boston College Dartmouth College2007 Tufts University Amherst College 2008 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Tufts University2009 Tufts University U. S. Coast Guard Academy2010 Tufts University Amherst College

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Northwest Division1998 University of Washington Washington State University1999 University of Washington Oregon State University2000 University of Washington Oregon State University2001 University of Washington Oregon State University2002 University of Washington Oregon State University2003 Oregon State University University of Washington2004 University of Oregon Oregon State University2005 University of Oregon University of Washington2006 University of Washington University of Oregon2007 University of Oregon University of Washington 2008 University of Oregon University of Washington 2009 University of Washington University of Oregon2010 University of Oregon Oregon State University

Ohio Valley Division (Midwest renamed Ohio Valley Division in 2002)1995 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame1996 University of Dayton Miami University 1997 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame1998 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame1999 University of Notre Dame University of Dayton2000 Miami University University of Notre Dame2001 Miami University University of Dayton2002 Miami University Ohio University2003 Miami University University of Dayton2004 Miami University University of Dayton2005 Miami University Ohio University

Pacific Coast Division1998 Cal Poly State University Cal State University, Chico1999 California Baptist University Cal Poly State University2000 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University2001 Cal Poly State University USC2002 Cal Poly State University USC2003 Cal Poly State University UCLA2004 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University2005 UCLA Cal Poly State University2006 Cal Poly State University UC-Davis 2007 Cal Poly State University UC-Davis2008 Cal Poly State University UCLA2009 UCLA University of California2010 UCLA UC-Santa Barbara

Rocky Mountain Division2007 University of Utah University of Colorado2008 University of Colorado University of Utah 2009 University of Utah University of Colorado2010 University of Colorado University of Utah

2007 Cal Poly State University Michigan State University2008 Michigan State University Cal Poly State University2009 UCLA Florida International Univ.2010 UCLA University of Texas

Division III National Collegiate Club Championship

1999 Wesleyan University University of Rochester 2000 RIT Wesleyan University 2001 Trinity University RIT 2002 RIT Wesleyan University 2003 Middlebury College Wesleyan University2004 Wesleyan University New York University2005 Wesleyan University New York University2006 Lindenwood University Wesleyan University2007 Lindenwood University Grinnell College2008 Lindenwood University New York University 2009 Tufts University Monmouth College2010 UC-Santa Cruz Monmouth College

CWPA/NAIA National Invitational

2007 California Baptist University Concordia University

Women’s Varsity Competition

Champion Runner-Up CWPA Eastern Championship

1988 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University1989 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University1990 Slippery Rock University Harvard University1991 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University1992 Slippery Rock University University of Maryland1993 Slippery Rock University Harvard University1994 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University1995 Slippery Rock University Harvard University1996 Slippery Rock University University of Maryland1997 University of Maryland Slippery Rock University1998 University of Massachusetts University of Maryland1999 University of Massachusetts University of Maryland2000 Princeton University University of Massachusetts2001 Brown University Princeton University2002 University of Michigan Hartwick College2003 Indiana University Brown University2004 Hartwick College University of Michigan2005 University of Michigan Indiana University2006 Hartwick College University of Michigan2007 Hartwick College Princeton University2008 University of Michigan Hartwick College2009 University of Michigan Hartwick College2010 University of Michigan Indiana University2011 Indiana University University of Michigan

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Southeast Division2000 University of Florida Georgia Institute of Tech.2001 University of Florida Georgia Institute of Tech.2002 Georgia Institute of Tech. Auburn University2003 Georgia Institute of Tech. Auburn University2004 Florida International University University of Florida2005 Florida International University Georgia Institute of Tech.2006 Florida International University University of Florida2007 Georgia Institute of Tech. University of Georgia2008 Georgia Institute of Tech. University of Tennessee 2009 Georgia Institute of Tech. Vanderbilt University2010 University of Georgia Georgia Institute of Tech.

Southwest Division1996 University of Arizona Texas A & M University1997 University of Arizona University of Colorado1998 University of Colorado University of Arizona 1999 University of Arizona University of Colorado 2000 University of Arizona University of Colorado2001 University of Colorado University of Arizona2002 University of Arizona University of Colorado2003 University of Arizona University of Utah2004 University of Arizona University of Utah2005 University of Arizona University of Utah2006 University of Arizona University of Colorado2007 University of Arizona University of Arizona “B”2008 Arizona State University University of Arizona 2009 University of Arizona Arizona State University2010 Arizona State University University of Arizona

Texas Division2001 Texas A&M University University of Texas2002 Texas A&M University University of Texas2003 University of Texas Texas A&M University2004 University of Texas Texas A&M University2005 University of Texas Texas A&M University2006 University of Texas Rice University2007 Texas A&M University University of Texas2008 Texas A&M University University of Texas2009 University of Texas Texas A&M University2010 University of Texas Texas A&M University

National Collegiate Club Championship

1993 Northwestern University University of Maryland 1994 United States Military Academy University of Dayton1995 University of Dayton U. S. Military Academy1996 University of Michigan University of Arizona 1997 Dartmouth College University of Colorado 1998 University of Michigan Penn State University 1999 Cal Poly State University University of Richmond 2000 Michigan State University University of Washington 2001 Cal Poly State University Villanova University2002 Cal Poly State University USC2003 University of Michigan Cal Poly State University2004 Cal Poly State University University of Arizona 2005 Grand Valley State University Michigan State University2006 Michigan State University Grand Valley State University

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CWPA Division III Championship

2010 Grove City College Carthage College2011 Grove City College Washington & Jefferson Col.

“Elite” Championship

2010 University of Michigan Hartwick College

ECAC Championship

2000 Princeton University University of Massachusetts2001 Princeton University Brown University2002 Hartwick College Brown University2003 Princeton University Hartwick College2004 Hartwick College Brown University2005 Princeton University Hartwick College2006 Princeton University Bucknell University2007 Princeton University Brown University2008 Bucknell University Marist College2009 Brown University Marist College2010 Brown University Princeton University2011 University of Maryland Iona College

Women’s Sport Club Competition

Atlantic Division2005 James Madison University University of Virginia

Big Ten Division2010 University of Michigan Michigan State University2011 University of Michigan University of Illinois

Heartland Division1999 Macalester College University of Minnesota2000 No competition2001 Macalester College Carleton College2002 Carleton College Macalester College2003 Macalester College Carleton College2004 Macalester College Wheaton College2005 Wheaton College Macalester College2006 Carleton College Grinnell College2007 Lindenwood University Iowa State University2008 Lindenwood University Carleton College2009 Carleton College Lindenwood University2010 Illinois State University Iowa State University2011 Lindenwood University Carleton College

Mid-Atlantic Division2001 Penn State University University of Maryland2002 University of Maryland Penn State University 2003 University of Virginia University of Pennsylvania2004 University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia 2005 Penn State University West Chester University2006 University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh2007 University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh2008 University of Pennsylvania Duke University2009 University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia2010 University of Pennsylvania Penn State University2011 Penns State University University of Pennsylvania

Midwest Division1996 Miami University (Ohio) Bowling Green University1997 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame1998 No Competition1999 University of Notre Dame Miami University (Ohio)2000 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame2001 University of Notre Dame Miami University (Ohio)2002 University of Notre Dame Miami University (Ohio)2003 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame2004 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame2005 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame2006 Miami University (Ohio) University of Notre Dame2007 University of Notre Dame Grand Valley State University2008 University of Notre Dame Grand Valley State University 2009 University of Notre Dame Grand Valley State University2010 University of Notre Dame Grand Valley State University2011 University of Notre Dame Miami University (Ohio)

New England Division2001 Yale University MIT2002 Dartmouth College MIT2003 Dartmouth College Yale University2004 Dartmouth College Yale University2005 Dartmouth College Yale University2006 Yale University Middlebury College2007 Dartmouth College Middlebury College2008 Middlebury College Dartmouth College2009 Dartmouth College Boston University2010 Boston College Dartmouth College2011 Dartmouth College Boston College

New York Division2001 Columbia University Colgate University2002 New York University Columbia University2003 Columbia University Colgate University2004 New York University Cornell University2005 Cornell University Colgate University2006 Cornell University Colgate University2007 Columbia University Cornell University2008 New York University Syracuse University2009 New York University Columbia University2010 New York University Colgate University2011 Cornell University Columbia University

North Atlantic Division2005 MIT Boston University2006 MIT Boston University2007 MIT Boston College2008 Boston College MIT2009 Boston College MIT2010 Middlebury College MIT2011 Middlebury College Bates College

Northwest Division1998 University of Washington Simon Fraser University1999 University of Washington Simon Fraser University2000 University of Washington Oregon State University2001 University of Washington University of Oregon2002 University of Oregon University of Washington2003 University of Washington Simon Fraser University2004 Simon Fraser University University of Washington2005 University of Oregon University of Washington2006 University of Oregon University of Washington2007 University of Oregon University of Washington2008 University of Oregon University of Washington2009 University of Oregon University of Washington2010 University of Oregon Oregon State University2011 University of Oregon Oregon State University

Ohio Valley Division2007 Miami University Ohio University

Rocky Mountain Division2011 University of Utah “A” University of Utah “B”Sierra Pacific Division2007 Fresno State University UC-Davis2008 UC-Davis Cal State University-Maritime2009 UC-Davis Cal State University-Chico2010 UC-Santa Cruz UC-Davis2011 UC-Davis UC-Berkeley

Southeast Division2001 University of Florida Emory University2002 University of Florida Emory University2003 University of Florida Emory University 2004 University of Florida Florida State University2005 University of Florida Florida State University2006 University of Florida University of Central Florida2007 University of Florida University of Central Florida2008 University of Florida Florida State University2009 University of Central Florida University of Florida2010 University of Central Florida University of Florida2011 University of Florida University of Central Florida

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Southwest Division1997 University of Colorado University of Texas1998 University of Arizona University of Colorado 1999 Northern Arizona University University of Arizona 2000 University of Arizona Northern Arizona University2001 University of Arizona Northern Arizona University2002 University of Utah U. S. Air Force Academy2003 University of Colorado University of Utah2004 University of Utah University of Arizona2005 U. S. Air Force Academy University of Utah2006 University of Utah U. S. Air Force Academy2007 University of Arizona University of Utah2008 University of Arizona University of Colorado2009 University of Arizona U. S. Air Force Academy2010 University of Utah University of Colorado2011 Arizona State University University of Arizona

Texas Division2001 Texas A&M University University of Texas2002 University of Texas Texas A & M University2003 Rice University Texas A & M University2004 Rice University Trinity University2005 Rice University Baylor University2006 Rice University Texas A & M University2007 University of Texas Texas A & M University2008 Texas A&M University University of Texas2009 University of Texas Texas A&M University2010 Texas A&M University University of Texas2011 University of Texas Texas A&M University

National Collegiate Club Championship

2000 University of Washington Michigan State University 2001 Michigan State University University of Florida2002 Michigan State University Cal Poly State University2003 Cal Poly State University Michigan State University2004 Cal Poly State University Dartmouth College2005 Cal Poly State University Dartmouth College2006 Michigan State University University of Florida2007 Fresno State University Cal Poly State University2008 Cal Poly State University University of Oregon2009 Cal Poly State University University of Notre Dame2010 Cal Poly State University University of Michigan2010 Cal Poly State University UC-Davis

CWPA/NAIA National Invitational

2008 California Baptist University Concordia University

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VARSITY TEAM PROFILES

NORTHERN DIVISION

Brown UniversityThe Brown University men’s water polo team looks to improve on last year’s fifth place finish at the CWPA Eastern Championship. With the loss of four starters, which accounted for 35 percent of the Bears’ offense, two-time All-America selection Svetozer Stefanovic and sophomore James McNamara will need to carry the offense this season. Defensively, sophomore goalkeeper Walker Shockley will continue to lead the team between the pipes and help provide the backbone of the defense.

Connecticut CollegeEntering the program’s 11th season as a varsity sport, the Camels of Connecticut College will seek to improve on an eighth place finish in the Northern Division last season. A highlight of the season for the Camels will be the potential of improving on last year’s third place finish at the Division III Eastern Championship in 2011.

Fordham UniversityIt is a season of change for the Fordham University water polo team in 2011. After a pair of top three finishes in the North Divi-sion Championship and two berths at the CWPA Eastern Cham-pionship the last two seasons, the Rams are a team in transition. Fordham graduated nine players from their 2010 squad, including Honorable Mention All-America selections Ali Arat and Ryan Hult-man and former All-Northern Division performers Mikey Edwards and Alex Powell. In their stead is a group looking to make an im-pact in 2011, as they get their first opportunity to make a name for themselves. The Rams do return a pair of starters in senior goalkeeper Christian Flessner and utility man Andrew McKernin. Flessner played all but seven quarters a season ago, posting a school

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VARSITY TEAM PROFILESrecord 266 saves and earning CWPA Defensive Player of the Week once. McKernin hopes the injury bug that has loomed over him the last two seasons has finally passed, and get back to his fresh-man form when he scored over 20 goals with over a 50% scoring percentage. Other returning players the Rams will need to step up this season are senior J.D. Shrewsbury, juniors Robert Fleming, Jake Bakas, and Daniel Barron, and sophomores Nicholas Allen and Ben Clinkinbeard. With the departure of Arat, Hultman, and Edwards, Shrewsbury is the most experienced two-meter player on the Rams’ roster. He netted three goals to go with a career-high 11 assists, but Fordham will need much more from its senior co-captain. Flem-ing came on with some significant playing time toward the end of last season, and will be expected to log some heavy minutes. With openings on the wing, Bakas should be primed for a breakout sea-son on the outside, following a sophomore campaign that netted eight goals and 20 steals. Clinkinbeard should also fill in one of the wing position after a solid first season in which he tallied 10 goals and 19 assists. Barron and Allen should also be in the mix with Shrewsbury at the two-meter spot. Allen scored nine times as a freshman, while Barron had six goals as a sophomore. Sophomore field players Willie Leach and Dan Kearney, as well as sophomore goalkeeper Eric Mullery should also compete for playing time. The Rams also have four newcomers in senior Josh Itano (transfer who sat out last season), junior Alex Judge (son of CWPA Hall of Famer Chris Judge), freshmen Noah Le Beau (played ODP Coastal Cali-fornia Zone) and Eric Minowitz (2009 Third Team All-America).

Harvard UniversityHarvard University opens the 2011 campaign with expectations of another improved season. The Crimson has increased its win total each of the last two years. The 2010 squad, under the direction of head coach Ted Minnis, won its most games in three years (12). The Crimson graduated three of their offensive leaders, but look to remain strong on the defensive end. The defense is anchored by senior goalie Alexandre Popp, who led the team with 230 saves last year. The offense will rely heavily upon seniors Luka Babic (32 goals, 24 assists), Kevin DiSilvestro (29 goals, 17 assists) and Mike Katzer (26 goals).

Iona CollegeThe Iona College men’s water polo team will have several goals heading into the fall season coming off a season where the rebuilt with a youthful group. For the first time in four seasons, the Gaels failed to qualify for the Eastern Championship. The Gaels look this season to return to the Eastern Championship, and potentially further under 17th year head coach Brian Kelly. The Gaels will look for leadership from a quartet of seniors with big game experience who helped a young squad adjust to the college game a year ago as Matt Joslyn, Cameron Hudson, Hunter Carrier and Ryan Scott will once again lead the team. Along with the scoring Joslyn and Hudson bring, the Gaels expect huge things from their returning starters after the graduation of leading scorer Seth Tasman. Junior Kristian Bocage will look to continue his offensive production of the last two years after scoring 32 points a year ago. Sophomores Lee Stiles, Sean Davis, Bryan Driscoll and Matt Stelnicki will look to make an impact offensively after combining for 45 goals last season, with Stelnicki picking up 17 goals on just 35 shots. Junior Connor

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Bracken appeared in all 25 games a year ago and will anchor the de-fensive end. Goalie Stefen Hill jumped to the top of the Iona depth chart as a freshman and will continue to grow in his second season in net. Last year, Hill appeared in 23 games, picking up 159 saves and a goals against average of 9.66. The Gaels’ talented group will help this season with the addition of a number of freshmen looking to make an early impact. The Gaels will look for help on the inside from centers Tyler Mancuso and Ian Thompson. On the perimeter, Jake Lloyd and Kyle Elmore are capable scorers.

Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe Engineers of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have a strong foundation on which to build in Mark Lawrence’s first year as a collegiate head coach. No stranger to the Collegiate Water Polo Association after leading the Knights of Queens College (N.Y.) to an NCAA Final Four berth in 2002 as a player, Lawrence inherits a program which is coming off a first place finish at the 2010 CWPA Division III Eastern Championship and a seventh place mark at the CWPA Eastern Championship. The loss of All-America selection John Preis to graduation should not hamper MIT’s chances of re-turning to the Eastern Championship and contending for the league title, as Craig Cheney and goalie Columbus Leonard will form the core of the Engineers. The 2010 Northern Division Rookie of the Year and an All-North Second Team selection, Cheney led the team in goals for much of the year to finish with 49 markers, the second-highest total ever by a Tech freshman. Between the pipes, Leonard continues to rewrite the MIT record-book as he shattered MIT’s record for career saves and now stands at 622 stops in just three seasons. A 2010 Second Team All-North pick, he has helped lead the Cardinal and Gray to 32 wins in his career and owns three of the top single-season save marks in program history.

Saint Francis CollegeFor the Terriers of Saint Francis College (N.Y.), the defending CWPA Eastern Champion, the call of history beckons as the team will seek to do something that has not been done by a program from the Northern Division in over a decade - repeat as the league champion. The last Northern Division team to claim back to-back titles was former varsity program, the University of Massachusetts, which captured the 1998-99 crowns. Overall, only three times since the league’s founding in 1972 has a team from the Northern Division’s geographic area repeated as Collegiate Water Polo Asso-ciation (1996-present)/Eastern Water Polo Association (1972-1996) Eastern champion as Yale University (1972-74), Brown University (1983-85) and UMass (1993-96, 1998-99) each accomplished the feat. Now, the Terriers stand on the cusp of joining the Bulldogs, Bears and Minutemen in the select company and claiming the pro-gram’s third Eastern crown in seven years. The Eastern Champions in 2005 and 2010, a key to St. Francis’ title hopes will be replac-ing 2010 All-America recipients Nikola Djuric, Stefan Gencic, Boris Plavsic and Nemanja Simonovic who were all lost to graduation last year. The lone returning All-America pick for the seven-time (2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010) Northern Division champion Terriers is Marko Gencic, who will form the core of SFC’s team in 2011 with Tamas Toth, Filip Sasic, Bosko Stankovic, Richard Polgar, Alexander Pantic and goalie Igor Mladenovic. An All-North, All-Eastern Tournament and All-NCAA Tournament recipient last year during a breakout sophomore campaign, Gencic led his squad in goals (55), shots (137), assists (35) and blocks (10). If the adage is true that defense wins championship, then St. Francis’ outlook for the program’s eighth Northern Division crown and another Eastern Championship Tournament berth will rely on Mladenovic who takes over in cage.

SOUTHERN DIVISION, EASTERN REGION

Bucknell UniversityA new coaching staff, veterans in new roles and a talented fresh-man class are examples of how the Bucknell University water polo program is entering a new era. The change began at the top when former longtime Brown assistant coach John McBride was hired as the Bison’s new head coach. Gone are All-America selections Richie Hyden, Howie Kalter and Sean Coghlan. In their place are a number of veterans who will now have to shoulder more of the scoring, de-fensive and leadership roles. Leading returning scorer Brian Barron (50 points) and senior co-captain Beau Caillouette (46 points) should pick up their offensive output, while junior goalie Matt Napleton will become the full-time starter in cage after splitting time last year. Sophomores Jack Else, Alex Nowlin, Trevor Reitz and Mike Kimble combined for 58 goals a year ago and that total should only rise to in 2011. In addition, watch for Spencer Richley, the Bison’s senior co-captain, to increase his career-high 21-goal output from 2010.

George Washington UniversityWith nine letterwinners returning and better than 90 percent of its scoring back from last fall, George Washington University is primed to turn the corner in 2011. Despite finishing 9-20 in 2010, just three years after the best season in school history and a national ranking, head coach Scott Reed said his team is in a good position. With no seniors, the young team is putting together “a very strong foundation for the future,” the coach said. Coach Reed said the team is ready to take its play to the next level - the Eastern Championship and an opportunity to advance to the NCAA championship. “We lost a lot of close games last season because of silly mistakes and we hope to eliminate that,” said Coach Reed, who is entering his 13th season as head coach of the men’s and women’s water polo teams. “If so, we can be above .500.” But the road to the championship will prove difficult

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as the Colonials lost key attacker Luke Carrino for the season due to a broken leg. Coach Reed called the sophomore his best all-around player, citing his overall strong play and good field vision. So once again the Colonials will be looking to their youth to deliver, with the freshmen in particular having to step up their game. Just three months ago, Coach Reed declared the seven incoming players “one of the most talented classes we’ve ever had here at GW.” Reed sin-gles out Turkish player Ridvan Pehlivan, who played on Turkey’s Junior National Team, and Rafi Castillo of Florida, who will miss the season opener to play for Puerto Rico in the FINA Junior World Championship in Greece, but is gaining good experience. For lead-ership, the team can look to starting goalkeeper Cameron Illes, who was named the team’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore last sea-son. Illes posted the third-highest single-season saves total in GW history with 267 in 2010. More responsibility also will fall on sopho-more utilities Nate Little and Daniel Tyner, the team’s two leading scorers as rookies in 2010. Tyner’s 92 points paced the Colonials and helped him earn Second Team All-South honors from the CWPA last fall, while Little came on late to lead the team with 70 goals. GW will also derive experience from juniors Guy Helman and John Paul Bezerra, both of whom have played in all 60 games since joining the team in 2009, and sophomore Paul Deasey, who paced the Colonials with 36 assists in his inaugural season. Junior goalkeeper Sean Joyce and sophomore utility Adam Streeter will also help supply experi-ence and depth. Along with Pehlivan and Castillo, freshmen Nick Scherma, Lance Leung, Benjamin Krigel, Brian Mojica and Adam Wrobel complete the recruiting class and will be looked upon for production immediately. Mojica totaled 197 goals and Krigel netted 147 during their respective scholastic careers in southern California. Late addition Matthew Williams will also vie for playing time.

Johns Hopkins UniversityThe 2011 Johns Hopkins University Blue Jays look to improve on their 2010 campaign results. This year’s team has some big shoes to fill with the graduation of all time assist leader John Barrett and the program’s most decorated goalie in two-time All-America, All-South and All-Eastern performer Jeremy Selbst. Venezuelan Na-tional Team goalie, Daniel Ovelar, NISCA All-America selection Scott Weigal and Jacob Dorn from the Menlo School will work to fill Selbst’s void. Newcomers Calif.-Hawaiian All-America pick Johnny Beal and NISCA All-America honoree John “Wes” Hopkins should provide the Jays with much needed speed and depth. Former CWPA Southern Division Rookie of the Year and senior Mark Strickland along with two-time All-America selection Alex Whittam will lead and captain this year’s squad. All-America recipient Ross Schofield, along with fellow junior Kielan Crow should help with much needed

experience at both ends of the pool. With only two seniors, the Blue Jays will look for significant minutes from their underclassmen.

Princeton UniversityPrinceton University enters the season poised to make another run at the CWPA Eastern Championship. The Tigers return their top four scorers from last season in Tommy Donahue, Tim Wenzlau, Mike Helou and Chris Cottrell. All four scored at least 30 goals a season ago with Donahue and Cottrell garnering All-South honors. Princeton will also be bolstered by the return of Jeff Cole, a former All-Southern player that is Princeton’s leading active scorer, who took the 2010 season off. These players, along with a full roster of 27 athletes will look to fill the void left by the graduation of a pair of All-Americas in Matt Hale and Mike Merlone. Sophomore Ben Dearborn will see the bulk of the time in goal in replacing Merlone, Princeton’s all-time saves leader.

United States Naval AcademyUnited States Naval Academy head coach Mike Schofield, who is entering his 27th season at Navy, welcomes back five starters and nine letterwinners from last year’s team that posted a 25-7 record and reached the CWPA Eastern title game for the sixth straight sea-son. Leading the charge for the program’s 15th NCAA berth are seniors Kyle Wertz, Stevie Ray and Conor Handley, who combined for 114 goals and 35 assists for 149 points among them a year ago. Wertz and Ray are returning first-team All-East selections. Also contributing offensively will be Archie Warren (28 points last year), Paul Pedrotty (26 points), Taylor Setness (21 points), Darren McKay (21 points) and Scott Corron (20 points), all players that scored at least 20 points a year ago. Defensively, junior Anthony Gutierrez re-turns after blocking 53.8 percent of the shots taken against him, the second most for a starting goalkeeper since the 2002 season, while making 196 saves.

SOUTHERN DIVISION, WESTERN REGION

Gannon UniversityIn 2011, Gannon University plans on building on a 12-10 record from 2010. The Golden Knights will need to replace leading scorer Greg Naranjo who graduated last spring. Daisuke Takagi is Gan-non’s top returning scorer with 34 goals and 21 assists. Senior Phil Myrick returns after scoring 18 goals and adding 11 assists in 2010. Neal Zoellick will be back in goal for the Golden Knight this season. The junior turned away 117 shots last season.

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Mercyhurst CollegeThe 2011 Mercyhurst College men’s water polo team is coming off one of the best seasons in program history and returns several top players from 2010. How the team handles greater expectations will go a long way towards determining the success of this year’s team. Leading playmaker and Division II All-America pick Brett Luehm-ann is back, having posted 56 goals and 29 assists to lead the 2010 squad in points. Danilo Svorcan also returns after a 41-goal cam-paign and junior William Page recorded 22 goals, 20 assists, and 20 steals. As a freshman in 2009, Page had even more success, as he tallied 37 goals and 39 steals. Other returners include Raul Ariza, who totaled 17 points and 14 steals, Colin McDonald, a 13-goal scorer, and Adam Borgman, who had eight goals and five helpers after tallying 43 points as a freshman. Matt Cote appeared in four games last season and will likely take over as the starting goalie. The team must replace starting goalie Andy Sekulski, along with Kane Ashton and Josh Rodriguez, the third-and-fourth leading scorers a year ago. Sekulski was named the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) Division II Player of the Year, while he and Ashton were named to the All-America Team. The Lakers went 18-10 last season, including wins over Iona College and Harvard Uni-versity at the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Cham-pionship, and a season sweep of three matches against crosstown rival Gannon University. Following a fifth place finish at the CWPA Southern Championship and a program high-water mark 18-wins a year ago , head coach Curtis Robinette will seek to lead the Lakers to their fifth consecutive winning season and a berth to the 2011 CWPA Eastern Championship.

Notre Dame CollegeEntering their second year as a varsity program, the Notre Dame College Falcons are poised to make dramatic improvements from their inaugural season. With the return of several key starters, and the addition of a healthy recruiting class, the Falcons are looking to make their mark on the CWPA. Senior captains Justin Carmody and Marton Toth, and senior Drew Sinnott-Neal will anchor the Falcons’ defense, while junior Ahmed Mami will continue to dominate the center position, and senior Dan Peng will help to lead the offensive front. The addition of transfers Vanja Kopilas, Istvan Cseh and Mi-lan Burkus should provide the Falcons flexibility and depth on both offensive and defensive fronts. The Falcons are looking to continue the positive momentum they had in the inaugural campaign.

Pennsylvania State University-Erie, The Behrend CollegeThe Lions of Penn State-Behrend will be looking to turn some heads and cause a few upsets as the season kicks off. The Lions brought in eight freshmen in addition to the five returners. The squad will be lead by Junior Captains Jake DesRoches and Ali Kahn. Kahn, a 2010 All-America Honorable Mention selection, led the Lions last season with 36 goals and looks to continue the competitive culture of the Behrend program. Coming off a fourth place finish at the Division III Eastern Championship, besting rival Washington and Jefferson College, Behrend has set its sights on remaining a top contender in the East. On the defensive side of the tank, Hunter Backenstose will mind the net behind a solid defensive unit for his first season.

Salem International UniversityA new era begins at Salem International University as Rob Bullion enters his first season as a varsity head coach. Bullion takes over with first-hand knowledge of SIU and the CWPA. A 2011 graduate of Gannon University, he played four years for the Golden Knights and will now seek to construct the Tigers into one of the premier programs on the East Coast. “Hard work and dedication are what the focus will be for this team,” said Bullion. “Not just in the pool, but in the classroom as well. This year is very important for us.” Rob is tasked with rebuilding a program that was once at the top of the CWPA, but has fallen on hard times in recent years. “We are trying to build a competitive program, and I think we have a good nucleus.” The Tigers return seven players from last year’s squad. Ca-pain Ryan Wells, Zach Shepard, Cedric Collins, Nigel Van Elteren, Javier Reyes, Myles Swartz and Krzysztof “Kris” Pierzchala will be counted on to give the young players direction. Borislav Kovicev and Wesley Clark highlight the Tigers’ recruiting class.

Washington & Jefferson CollegeThe Washington & Jefferson College men’s water polo team seeks to carry some of the late season momentum built up last year as it heads into 2011. After getting off to a slow start, the Presidents finished the regular season strong with four consecutive wins. Senior Andy Rish and junior Joey Weiland will lead the Presidents’ scoring attack. Rish scored a team-leading 44 goals and added 20 assists, in addition to being the team’s top sprint out man. Weiland had a breakout season as a freshman and will look to return to form after missing nearly all of 2010 due to injury. Weiland had 31 goals and 14 assists as a freshman. A trio of juniors is expected to give W&J added depth on offense. Mike Johnson, who filled in admirably for Weiland last season, developed a fine scoring touch by putting up 19 goals, along with nine assists. Cameron Chaves notched 32 goals and led the team with 43 steals. Alex Shuey looks to build upon a solid sophomore season in which he tallied 12 goals and 16 assists. Soph-omore Daniel Francisco is likely to see the majority of playing time in goal. He appeared in 25 games, including 21 starts, and made 138 saves. While W&J has plenty of familiar faces returning to the team, the roster will also feature a seven-man freshman class. Second-year head coach Greg Jones is excited about the potential that the new-comers bring to the team. The large class features student-athletes from Connecticut, Maryland and Pennsylvania. In all, five different states are represented on the 15-man roster. With a difficult schedule looming, the Presidents will lean on the combination of young tal-ent and veteran leadership to find success in 2011.

2011 CWPA men’s varsity regular season & championship schedules, referee assignments and the latest league news are

available online at: www.collegiatewaterpolo.org/varsity/index

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CLUB TEAM PROFILES

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Duke UniversityDuke University seeks to revive its winning ways in 2011 after com-ing off a 4-7 campaign in 2010. Three years removed from an At-lantic Division title and trip to CWPA Club Nationals in 2008, the squad enters 2011 ready to face any and all challenges. Second-year captains Brad Lightcap and Vinayak Nikam look to place renewed emphasis on polo fundamentals and redesigned offensive and de-fensive strategies. In that way, fall 2011 offers a unique opportunity for the team to identify its own strengths and weaknesses. With one crucial season of experience in the books, the team hopes to learn from the 2010 season as they prepare for 2011. Key to the Blue Devils’ success will be continued leadership from a core of seniors that includes Michael Fritz, Mike Naclerio, keeper Felipe Mejia and John Ho. Equally significant is consistent contribution from juniors Trent Going and Tim Carlon, and sophomore Hong Poo, as the team looks forward to a telling and exciting 2011 season.

Georgetown UniversityGeorgetown University comes into this season looking to build on its strong performances in the Atlantic Division the past two years. After back-to-back second place finishes in the division champion-ship, the team is hungry to finally get over the hump and make its way to Nationals. It will miss the all-pool play and leadership of graduates Matt Middleton and Tim Eberhardt, but a strong core of young players is rising up to meet the challenge. New captains Dave Ferrara and Luke Crihfield will look to lead the deep squad to anoth-er No. 1 seed in the Atlantic Division Championship tournament.

James Madison UniversityJames Madison University enters the 2011season prepared to work hard and remain a competitive team. Last year the team struggled with the number of players interested in playing and attending tour-naments. This season, the team expects to inspire many new players to step up and play up to some of the more competitive teams’ lev-els. With a majority of young inexperienced players, more pressure will be placed on JMU’s upperclassmen to perform. Senior Chris Ashley will need to step up his offense, while maintaining a solid defense in his final season. Kurt Clauss will be a huge asset to the team with one of the best shots in the league. The team will also look to him defensively. Peter Rossbach and Paul McGrath will play key roles in rounding out the team at both ends of the pool.

Loyola University (Md.)Among a slew of rising programs in the Collegiate Water Polo As-sociation’s National Collegiate Club ranks, Loyola University comes into this season on a positive note. Having shown improvement on both sides of the tank over the past couple of seasons, the club con-tinues to grow in both numbers and talent. In the wake of gaining significant experience last year, the squad seeks a competitive season for a team that brings the qualities of hard work, dedication, a com-petitive nature, excitement and enjoyment of the game to the pool.

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ATLANTIC DIVISION

North Carolina State UniversityThe North Carolina State University Wolfpack comes into this sea-son with high expectations after coming off a tough no-win spring semester. Senior and two-time All-Conference team member Kam-au Brown, along with fellow teammates Jensen Sales, Kael Schlactus, and Jerry O’Connor do not expect any residual hangover from the spring and look to put the Pack back in the Atlantic Division title game for the first time since 2003. With a dozen promising recruits, NC State expects to be more of a threat in outside shooting and endurance.

University of MarylandThe University of Maryland enters the 2011 season with the pro-gram’s strongest team in years. Returning seniors Joe Beavers and Matt Kolb will strive to be offensive threats for the Terps. In ad-dition, fellow seniors Chris Gibeily, Steve Oursler and Brendan Desaulniers will add depth to the team’s bench and aid in leading the squad to what should be a great season. Returning sophomores Ryan Aceto and Dave Roberts will be expected to provide solid de-fense and lead the team in overall athletic ability. Graduate students Jill Law and Jarrod Bonsmann will further help Maryland’s efforts to become the seventh program in the 12-year history of the Atlantic Division to capture the championship and an automatic berth to the National Collegiate Club Championship.

University of North CarolinaThe defending Atlantic Division champion, the Tarheels of the University of North Carolina are no strangers to the upper-echelon of the division as UNC holds a pair of crowns (2004, 2010) in four title game appearances (2002, 2003, 2004, 2010). In possibly one of the tightest divisions in the Collegiate Water Polo Association, the Tarheels will need to possess the character to become only the second program in division history to repeat as champions joining the 2006 and 2007 Hokies of Virginia Tech.

University of VirginiaThe University of Virginia comes back with a strong core of return-ing players. With good team chemistry and some strong playmakers, the team hopes to continue their Atlantic Division competitiveness and capture the program’s first division crown since 2003. Due to hosting the division championship, Virginia hopes to put on a good show for the home crowd, better its third place finish from last year, and earn a berth to the National Collegiate Club Championship. Although some key players were lost to graduation, watch for Nolan Caine, Jacob Stock and Bob Geis to pick up some the slack on of-fense. On defense, four-years of experience between the pipes will make Tommy Heckleman one of the best goalies in the division. Virginia should be a fast, competitive team that will be ready to play.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State UniversityThe lone team in division history to advance to the Atlantic Divi-sion title game four consecutive seasons (2006-09), Virginia Tech comes into the season with the ultimate goal of returning to the National Collegiate Club Championship by bringing the division championship back to Blacksburg, Va. for the fourth time in six years (2006, 2007, 2009). After a tough finish in the division last season, the Hokies will aim to rebound and once again compete for the title. Due to significant turnover in the starting line-up, Virginia Tech turns to senior Scott Wilson and junior Matt Sylvester to lead the team in scoring. Sophomore Alex McDonald and junior Daniel Strait are expected to continue improving, while senior goalie Peter Ollis will continue to anchor the Hokies’ defense to cap off one of the best netminding careers in the history of the division. Thanks to the addition of new players and a reinvigorated drive to return to Nationals, Virginia Tech will be a threat throughout the Atlantic Division title race.

BIG TEN DIVISION

Indiana UniversityThe Indiana University Hoosiers will work to improve on their fifth place finish at the Big Ten Division Championship last year. A key to the Hoosiers’ title hopes will be on the bench as the squad hired IU women’s varsity assistant coach Pat Beemer to guide the program into the future. Relying on captains Bobby Rickert and Mark Ryden to lead the team in the pool, the Hoosiers will also depend on Will Rigali, Kyle Anderson and Luca Pasquesi to power the program to the next level with a trip in November to the National Collegiate Club Championship. Kyle Rickert and goalie Bryce Tobias will aid in the effort as the duo is expected to make a big improvement in their first season on the team.

Michigan State UniversityMichigan State University begins the 2011 season with promise and momentum as the Spartans look to build upon last year’s third place finish at the 2010 Men’s National Collegiate Club Championship hosted by Southern Utah University. With a new season, comes a new beginning as MSU hired Ron Marsh to help lead them to an-other National Collegiate Club Championship. Led by senior cap-tains Andrew Weichmann and Jacob Marsh, holdovers from the 2008 National Championship team, the Spartans will be a force to be reckoned with in 2011. Aiding the Spartans in their goal towards another Big Ten Division and National Collegiate Club Champi-onship title are Michael Scarcelli, Chase Plank and goalie Robert Spiegel. Although the Spartans lost former All-America selection Andrew Olesnavich and captain Nick Talaski, MSU is looking for big contributions from juniors Matt Graziano, Jordan Sikkema and sophomore Sam Marsh.

Purdue UniversityOne of the rising teams in the ultra-competitive Big Ten Division, Purdue University has the potential to be among the contenders by the end of the 2011 season. Although the Boilermakers lost several seniors, Purdue will turn to a new senior class led by Jack Shehan, Danny Lejeune and star goalie Jimmy Palac. At two-meter defense, junior Ross Brinkman and sophomore Tommy Poulos fill the void left by graduates Mike Nickels and Nick Manusos. Furthermore, a new class of players appear promising to continue the improvement of the club.

University of IllinoisThe Fighting Illini of the University of Illinois are younger and hungrier than ever. Coming off a less-than-stellar fourth place fin-ish in the Big Ten Division in 2010, this youthful team is finding out what it has to do to win games. Illinois’ leadership comes from the team’s captain and lone senior, Mike Berkemeyer. As a master strategist and defensive specialist, he looks to utilize the team’s raw talent and speed for success. On offense, the lefty-righty combo of Jim Tucker and Henry Schmidt on the perimeter confuses defenses and goalies alike. Jason Yang and Joe Caffarini tied last year for the team’s scoring crown as freshmen. More will be expected as they mature into great college players. Matt Noonan’s set defense will be the difference on the other side of the pool. Goalie Austin Travers also looks to make a contribution as he adjusts to the college game. Overall, Illinois looks forward to working hard and finally achieving the program’s first Big Ten Championship.

University of IowaThe University of Iowa enters the 2011 campaign with a veteran team and plenty of returning talent. The Hawkeyes will look to Matt Johnson, Rob LeBeau, Sam Cleary and Bob Force to set the tone of-fensively. In addition, rising sophomores Chris Workmen and Geng-his Hallsby aim to make an impact after promising freshman sea-sons. Goalie Max Malec returns to anchor a defense that has been the cornerstone of the Iowa program for the past few seasons. The team will turn to seniors Luke Fevold, Rob McHugh and J.J. Baginski to provide leadership both in and out of the pool. 2011 appears to be a banner year for the Hawkeyes as the team aims to improve their play and finish in the top half of the Big Ten Division.

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University of MichiganFor the 2011 season, the University of Michigan Wolverines will be looking to replace the scoring provided by last season’s Big Ten Most Valuable Player Nick Mansfield and five other seniors. The Wolverines are also looking to improve upon their runner-up finish in the 2010 Big Ten season. However the Wolverines will not skip a beat with several returning seniors including Matthew Woelfel and Levi Barry who are both four-year members of the team. Michigan is led by senior captains Ben Hubbard, Patrick Trabert and Kenichi Osawa who will aim to leave Ann Arbor with the Big Ten Division Championship plaque in hand. Scoring support will be provided by a vibrant sophomore class that broadcasts promise for the future of the team. University of WisconsinPossessing a balance of youth and experience, the University of Wisconsin Badgers are ready to step-up and take command of the Big Ten Division. Seniors Sean Madden and Charlie Krause provide veteran leadership, while junior Ryan Svoboda anchors the defense in goal. A challenge on defense will be replacing graduated player Kerry Read. Offensively, sophomore Brad Ferris should provide plenty of scoring, but the Badgers will need other players to step up for Wisconsin to knock-off last year’s division title game partici-pants Michigan and Michigan State. Sophomores Connor Murphy and Drew Heidenreich are players who could provide some fire-power to a dangerous Wisconsin attack.

FLORIDA DIVISION

Florida Gulf Coast UniversityBeing the new kids on the block, Florida Gulf Coast University is determined to prove it belongs in the ranks of the Florida Division. Through solid conditioning and fundamental training, the team has built upon its abilities to stay competitive this year. The Eagles hope to accumulate a few notches in the win column by keeping the games close and turning up the intensity late in the contest. Leading the team in the water is senior Abel Echemendia, who comes from Palm Beach, Fla. and has an extensive knowledge of the game from years of experience in the pool. Other noteworthy assets to the team are returners Chris Araujo and Jonathan Jornlid, both veteran play-ers from Miami. Two new additions to the team’s line-up are fresh-men Matt Bunting and Alex Benner. Benner will have the arduous task of goalkeeping for the team, while Bunting will be a vital threat on the perimeter.

Florida International UniversityFollowing a year in which Florida International University finished second in the Florida Division, the Golden Panthers will look to return to the glory of their 2009 season in which the program cap-tured the Florida Division title and placed second at the National Collegiate Club Championship.

Florida State UniversityFlorida State University is ramping up for another strong season. Last year was marked by a fourth place finish in the division. The team is led by three seniors as Dhugal Gardner, a returning player who is Florida State’s High Point award recipient from last year, Jake Gordon, a player who brings a true team effort to the game always looking to help his teammates score, and Bryan Grube, the starting two-meter set. All three will work to lead the Seminoles to the top of the always strong Florida Division. Other returning players of note include Freddie Lee and Bryan Traficante. With a team of veteran

players who have competed together for a fourth straight season, Florida State looks to make a strong bid for the program’s first Florida Division championship title game berth since 2003, division crown and bid to the National Collegiate Club Championship.

University of Central FloridaIt was a tough end to the 2010 season for the University of Central Florida. After winning two games on the first day of the Florida Di-vision Championship tournament in Gainesville, Fla. on the campus of the University of Florida, the Knights dropped both contests on Day Two to place fourth in the division’s final standings. However, Central Florida returns most of its players from a year ago, includ-ing leading scorer/senior Chris Culver, as well as senior James Craig. Senior leadership, paired with some rising young talent and a new home pool, should help the Knights improve on last year’s campaign and compete for the Florida Division title..

University of Florida “A”The University of Florida Gators come into the season looking to win the Florida Division title and capture the program’s third bid to the National Collegiate Club Championship in four years after claiming the 2008 Florida Division Championship and hosting the 2009 event. Last season the Gators finished third in the Florida Di-vision with a loss to former division member Florida International University in the semifinals at home in Gainesville. In the wake of losing several valuable players, the team is working hard to domi-nate the division. Nine players return, with an addition of veteran and graduate school student Cody Smith. Eisa Al Nashmi will coach this rebuilding team, a process that will be made easier due to his international experience and the depth of the Gators’ talent pool. This year’s seniors, which include Eric Ho, Eisa Al Nashmi, Roger Montenegro, James Madison and Kunal Patel, will be counted on to keep Florida competitive and win the division title, enabling another shot at claiming the National Championship.

University of Florida “B”One of two squads in the division from the same institution, the University of Florida’s “B” squad is primed to make it an All-Gator Florida Division title game.

University of Miami (Fla.)The University of Miami has been on the rise the past few years as the club captured the program’s first division title a year ago on the way to a fourth place finish at the 2010 National Collegiate Club Championship at Southern Utah University. An ethnically diverse team with student-athletes from the United States of America, Italy and Argentina, the Hurricanes took the division by storm a year ago to become only the third team in the history of the grouping to capture a Florida Division Championship. Although team members come from all corners of the globe, the athletes come to play not only as teammates but friends with a common goal in mind: earn-ing another Florida Division title and another chance to claim the National Championship. Team captains Juan Lopez and Ian Dixon are the core of the team in the water to lead a squad that is danger-ous on both ends of the tank. Anthony Kanelidis, in his second year as club president, has put all his efforts into making this year one of the best yet and to bring the first National Championship to the State of Florida. Alan Groll, vice president and goalie, has been at his side helping with everything needed to make this year go as smoothly as possible. Jose Mora, in his senior year, has been with the team since the beginning and once again plays a vital role in rallying the defense. Look for the Hurricanes to once again be a

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contender in the Florida Division with the potential to remain among the nation’s best teams.

GREAT LAKES DIVISION

Grand Valley State UniversityThe Lakers of Grand Valley State University are bolstered by an infusion of youth this year with six freshmen joining the most suc-cessful team in the history of the Great Lakes Division. The 2010 division champion that previously claimed the 2002-to-2008 crowns will look to maintain their grip as the top team in the region. Se-niors Josh Ensing, Josh Gonzales and Jon Tschirhart lead GVSU’s 2011 efforts, while junior Evan Repeck along with sophomores Mike Begrowicz and Doug MacDonald will also be counted on to help return Grand Valley State to the National Club Championship tournament. If freshmen Nate Koella, Cody Duston, Tommy Bar-ton, Adam Pummell, Joey Steffes and Kevin Clancy can contribute immediately for the Lakers, GVSU may be raising its first National Championship plaque since 2005.

Loyola University (Ill.)In just its second season as a member of the Collegiate Water Polo Association, Loyola University will seek to become only the fifth team in the history of the Great Lakes Division title to clasp a title plaque.

Miami University (Ohio)This season brings different challenges and a new division for Miami University, which moves to the Great Lakes Division following a long tenure in the Missouri Valley Division. Five starters return for a squad that will aim to capture the program’s first crown since 2007 (Missouri Valley) in its inaugural year against the other seven Great Lakes’ teams.

Ohio UniversityOhio University comes into the season with a strong recruiting class and several upperclassmen ready to step-up and lead the team. In the wake of losing All-Conference player Peter Zien to graduation, the Bobcats will look to leading goal scorers Aaron Wheatley and John Ubbing to shoulder the load on the offensive end. On defense, senior two-meter defender Tim Jennings and All-Conference goalie Brandon Crawford will lock down opponents. The duo will need to be at the top of their game all season in order for Ohio to have a successful year in the Great Lakes Division. Andrew Delollo and Kyle Ryan will see increased playing time along with Clay Matthew and Aj Montesano as the quartet will need to dominate for Ohio to contend for the championship.

University of DaytonThe University of Dayton Flyers come into this season with sky-high hopes. Dayton returns all but two players lost to graduation from the 2010 club, along with experienced and talented newcomers that are prepared to contribute from the opening sprint of the sea-son. Top scorers Conor Thelen and Jimmy Nickele are expected to step-up their roles as team leaders and focal areas of the offensive attack. The loss of lead scorer and team captain Ben Beachler will be a tough replacement, but newcomers Ian Kinsella and Bennett Fitz bring over 12-years of experience and a combined four state cham-pionships to the Flyers’ program. Seniors Joe Martin and Nicholas Hufford aim to provide their defensive skills to help Dayton capture the program’s first-ever Great Lakes Division Championship.

University of Illinois-ChicagoThe Flames of the University of Illinois-Chicago look to regain the Great Lakes Division title and return to Nationals in 2011. Due to All-Conference two-meter players Andrew Peterson and Mike Walsh not returning for the new campaign, the team will rely on a strong group of freshmen and last year’s bench filling the gaps on offense. Goalie Shane Krivanec will once again serve as the team’s goalie under the mentorship of team alumnus Derrick Brace.

University of Notre DameThe University Notre Dame will fight to improve upon last year’s third place finish in the Great Lakes Division. With a solid returning team and a promising incoming freshman class, the Irish project a strong showing under the direction of new head coach Scott Clines. Captain Dan Geisman and fellow seniors Drew Wroblewski and Rob Ray take over the leadership roles this season to help the club have another great season.

GREAT PLAINS DIVISION

Illinois State UniversityIllinois State University commences the club’s second year in the Great Plains Division fueled by returning players David Kuchta, Mike Byron, Zack Sejna, Pat Kraulis and Mike Keho. The Redbirds seek to qualify for the National Collegiate Club Championship for the second year in a row after snapping a four-year title run by Min-nesota. This accomplishment cannot be completed without players such as, Sam Musser, Ethan Matthews, Ryan Forner, Matt Pfersorf, Mike Blackwood and Billy Fuener. ISU will also rely on newcomers to provide more talent to an already deep team that is built around All-Conference caliber goalie Matt Temple.

Iowa State UniversityComing off a third place finish last year, Iowa State University has a group of young and experienced players anxious to work towards a better result in 2011. Seniors Patrick Finley, Sean Murphy, Kennard Lai, Nick Eddy, Jake Gazlay and Evan Timm will help anchor the Cyclones. Two-meters will be a strength for Iowa State, in addition to depth at the wings and flats. Furthermore, a large crop of exciting and experienced freshmen will strengthen a commanding team that boasts numbers, talent and experience.

Kansas State UniversityKansas State University begins the year in a rebuilding mode. After losing Paul Jarvis, a starting player and team leader for the last five years, as well as a few other upperclassmen, it will be up to some of the strong returning players like Bill Foster and Eric Balas to take control of the team. The two juniors were both consistent goal scorers and all around strong players in 2010. New recruits will add depth to the team and help replace some of the lost players. The potential of Carlos Caro-Delgado not returning to the team in 2011 could leave Kansas State with a big spot to fill on offense.

University of KansasStill a relatively new team, the University of Kansas is concentrating on trying to build up its program around a core of returning players including Brenna Roffers, Jeff Ward, John Dennis, Emily Downard, Johann Duran and Paige Kauffman. Promising newcomers Austin Hess, Kayla Finks, Jeremy Kustoff and Ross Melen should help Kansas be a force to be reckoned with in the Great Plains Division.

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University of MinnesotaThe University of Minnesota is looking forward to playing some great water polo this year. With multiple new recruits and several veterans returning, including All-Conference players Drew Wojack and David Brajkovic, the Gophers are looking to regain the title of Great Plains Division Champions. Thanks to the underclassmen’s talent and the wisdom of the veterans, the Minnesota team has a bright and competitive future ahead.

University of NebraskaThe Cornhuskers of the University of Nebraska are looking to their returning players to provide leadership coming into this year. Sam Shamburek will be an instrumental part of the Huskers’ offense as a third year starter, while the defense will be centered around fellow senior and two-time All-Conference goalie Jeff Lopez. In addition, sophomores Derek Virgl and Zach Fischer are primed to step-up as Nebraska’s leading goal producers with a year of experience under their belts.

HEARTLAND DIVISION

Augustana CollegeSecond-year program Augustana College looks forward to the up-coming season with anticipation. Returning players Tony Passaro, Mark Hillstrom, Ryan Landgren and Michael Gerber, along with newcomers Jamie Graf, Erik Niemeier and Michael Duy, to name a few, are poised to make their mark. Fielding a team of 25+ players, the Vikings are led by co-captain/president Gerber, vice-president/co-captain Emily Timmons and coach Jake Glimco as the trio hope to lead Augustana to a postseason championship.

Carleton CollegeAfter graduating seniors Brendan Cassidy and Brian Schuster, the Carleton College Knights are in need of new players to continue the college’s tradition of water polo. Rising sophomores Jesse Goure-vitch and Alex Simonides look to make a big impression following their solid freshman years. The return of senior captain Kevin Hall-man from studying abroad will add leadership and experience to the team. To remain competitive the team will work on strong posses-sion and ball movement skills to develop a solid base for the future.

Grinnell CollegeGrinnell College aims to continue its past success and gain a berth to the Division III National Championship tournament. On the heels of a runner-up finish in the Heartland Conference, the Turkeys lost three seniors to graduation. However, the addition of two time All-America pick Alex Phillips back into the roster and the arrival of several strong freshmen will likely fill the role of the graduates. Grinnell hopes to receive more help from returning field players Will Elsas, Tom Lankiewicz, Nathan Krishnan, Beck Ringdahl-May-land and Sam Sherwood. The Turkeys are also looking to have a strong defensive performance from goalie Manu Spooner.

Knox CollegeThe Burning Squirrels of Knox College will continue their focus on team spirit, sportsmanship and a drive to compete. Co-captains Anne Heberle and Laura Blue willl count on Katherine Miller and Anna Claypool to carry the defense in front of goalie Luke Madson. Tyler O’Neill and Alex Jandernoa will power the offense as the team looks forward to another season of water polo and camaraderie with the other teams in the league.

Macalester CollegeMacalester College comes into the season with a large number of players returning from the 2010 season. Sophomore, captain, sharp-shooter and playmaker Nathan Schachtman will lead a Scots’ squad that will look to seniors Brennan Panzarella and Paolo Venneri to be large contributors to the team. Several key sophomores and juniors will lead the counter-attack transition, including Kai Cowger, Vin Malwatte, Clark Jacobson and Noah Rosen. The addition of several new players will add speed and depth to the roster in the hopes of a strong finish in the Heartland Division.

Monmouth CollegeAfter back-to-back second place finishes at the Division III National Collegiate Club Championship, Monmouth College returns a strong line-up for its fifth season of competition. The three-time defending Heartland Division champions (2008, 2009, 2010), the Crab People lost only one senior from last year’s team to bring back a roster with the experience and talent to take another shot at capturing the Divi-sion III National Championship. Veteran goalkeeper and co-captain Frank Wasielewski is the last line of defense for Monmouth, while co-captain and two-meter set Tony Marino leads the offense.

Saint John’s University (Minn.)Saint John’s University worked to develop young talent and bring in a strong recruiting season a year ago. After losing two seniors to graduation, the Johnnies will turn to goalie Chase Miller and cap-tain Mike Kelash for direction. A talented sophomore class holds promise in the potential of captain Andrew Hovel along with strong shooting from J.D. Quinby, Alex Gernes, Katie Verchota and Con-nor Triggs. Seniors Robbie Falchi, Andrew Nicklawsky, Roseanne Frederick and junior Wiley Radomski all bring depth to the team both in numbers, skill and knowledge. Freshman Joe Duxbury looks to bring his experience and speed to make a splash in his first year at the collegiate level for a Saint John’s team that will field its largest squad in six-years. Saint Mary’s University (Minn.)Saint Mary’s University is coming off a rebuilding year in 2010 that should pay dividends in 2011. With the return of multiple veterans and a strong class of newcomers, Saint Mary’s looks to improve their record and win some games. Returners Brandon Matis and Jim Tandberg are expected to shine along with Kristen Wilkes, who is coming off a breakout girls’ season in the spring. First-year Mike Ostman is expected to add depth in the field with his experience, as the team looks to be competitive within the Heartland Division.

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MID-ATLANTIC DIVISION

Bloomsburg UniversityFollowing the loss of several key players to graduation, Bloomsburg University turns to its many upperclassmen for leadership. Putting a strong emphasis on teamwork and defense, the Huskies are looking to do big things in the league. Seniors include Emily Stiles, Shaun Ulmer, Dan Montgomery, Rich Lopez, Tara Aughenbaugh, Erik Stefferud, Aaron Steinhart and Tim Dorsh. A solid freshman class is also expected to contribute to the team’s success.

Bucknell UniversityThe newest member of the Collegiate Water Polo Association, the Bison of Bucknell University have the potential to make history and earn a berth to the National Collegiate Club Championship in the progam’s inaugural season as a collegiate club program in the Mid-Atlantic Division.

Carnegie Mellon UniversityThis year will be an exciting one for the Tartans of Carnegie Mellon University. After making it to the Division III Club Championship last season, the team looks to improve on a seventh place finish. With the departure of the versatile Arun Ghosh and Steven Lumi-nais, the team will have some holes to fill. CMU will rely heavily on Mid-Atlantic First Team All-Conference player Vasos Lee who will be aided by a number of new prospects.

Drexel UniversityComing off a solid fourth season of league competition, Drexel University is primed to knock off the powers in the Mid-Atlantic Division and earn a berth to the National Collegiate Club Champi-onship.

Franklin & Marshall CollegeFranklin & Marshall College returns for another year with fresh tal-ent looking forward to a successful fall. Freshmen Dennis Chen and William Cappuccio, along with all of the returning sophomores who compose the majority of the team, bring four-years of high school playing experience to the Diplomats’ cause. Many players have since joined swim teams to become stronger swimmers, while also honing their ball-handling skills. A strength of the team will be their de-fense in front of goalies Michael Zoeller and Adam Kincaid. David Apple and Jack Mahoney are anticipated to dominate on the offen-sive end with strong outside shots. After two full seasons competing as a team, F&M looks forward to raising its competitive edge with the possibility of qualifying for the Division III National Collegiate Club Championship.

Grove City CollegeAmong the most successful small college teams in the Mid-Atlantic Division, the Grove City College Wolverines will work to return to the Division III National Collegiate Club Championship in 2011 with the goal of becoming the first Pennsylvania team to capture the prestigious championship.

La Salle UniversityEntering into its third year in the Collegiate Water Polo Association, the Explorers of La Salle University look to develop a strong foun-dation for the future. The primary goals for the squad are recruiting new players and developing their water polo ability to contend in the coming years. The team’s outlook is positive, thanks to a strong core of seniors, a motivated and optimistic coaching staff and an athletic program that is committed to building a future for the sport.

Lehigh UniversityLast season due to facility construction, Lehigh University had to play half the season without ever having passed a ball in practice. Despite this burden, the team came together and was able to salvage the season due to an influx of freshman talent. Now with the facili-ties repaired and the entire team returning in 2011, Lehigh looks for-ward to a strong and successful season under Captain James Malo-ne. Leading the squad on offense are second-in-command Carter Lathrop and sophomore Alec Chin-Lee. Across the tank, the team will rely on Dave Begley to continue his success between the posts. Seniors Justin Nice, Tim Hilty, Akshay Gupta and Rachel Nord-berg are looking for a strong finish to their collegiate careers, while sophomores Mei Parnes, Kellyn McCarthy and Ryan Taglang aim to prove themselves. Juniors Mario Schwaller and Lindsay Naughton are slated to become more active in the running of the team as they prepare to take the program’s controls next in 2012.

Millersville UniversityMillersville University is coming off a fourth place finish in last year’s Mid-Atlantic Division Championship and continues to show improvement under the supervision of veterans August Haeuser and Evan Kocon. Goalkeeping is going to be one of the Marauders’ strong points as Mike Fisher returns between the pipes. Josh Harter, Eddie Kirk, Fred Darling, Kevin Koehn and Johnny Kesler are all back to have a successful season with the hopes of making it to the National Collegiate Club Championship.

Pennsylvania State UniversityThe Nittany Lions of Pennsylvania State University return four starters from a team that finished as the 2011 Mid-Atlantic Division runner-up behind the University of Pennsylvania. Due to the tough loss, Penn State is hungry to return to the National Collegiate Club Championship after taking the 2009 division title and placing 10th on the national stage. A story to watch will be PSU’s deep bench. These young players are prepared to make an impact on the division title hunt. Seniors Ketih Meehan, Sean Wagner and goalie Bryan Focht begin their final season in Happy Valley as Penn State has all of the pieces to be a great team.

Saint Joseph’s UniversitySaint Joseph’s University begins the new season with lofty goals. Last year, the Hawks finished fifth in the Mid-Atlantic Division-East Region with a record of 4-4 on the way to an eighth place mark at the division championship tournament. Two key components from the last year’s club do not return, but incoming freshmen should fill the void as the club looks to compete in the division. Key returning

players Dritan Hodo and Craig Finnerty provide leadership in the water and scoring on offense. On defense, Saint Joe’s will re-main stable with two-meter defender Andrew Piazza and perim-eter stopper Brady Werkheiser leading the way. Brett Portelli and incoming freshman Tim Bergey should provide ample perimeter offense in the four and two spots, respectively. The most signifi-cant loss was at goalkeeper, a spot that will be filled by sophomore Michael Thomas, although promising recruits are sure to fight for every opportunity to start. With overall great chemistry, depth and motivation to improve, expect a strong season for the Hawks.

University of DelawareThe University of Delaware’s team has a promising 2011 outlook. Although the squad will miss some of its power players from a year ago, younger athletes eagerly await their chance to show-off their developing skills. Some key returning players include juniors Ben Cooper and Nevin O’Malley, along with senior Josh Humberston, who earned a place on the 2010 All-Mid-Atlantic Division Second Team. All three players have extensive water polo backgrounds and will play large leadership roles in and out of the pool. The Blue Hens’ rapidly developing program is eager to demonstrate their im-provement in the pool against the rest of the Mid-Atlantic Division’s teams.

University of PennsylvaniaThe reigning division champions, the University of Pennsylvania returns to action after claiming the program’s third Mid-Atlantic Division Championship title in the past four years and a 10th place finish at the National Collegiate Club Championship tournament. Returning players Brady Sieber (All-Conference First Team) and Ryan Percy (All-Conference Second Team) continue to bring im-pressive ball-handling skills and agility, allowing the team to excel on all fronts. Likewise, senior Andrew Shapiro, juniors Blake Winston and Dan Fallahi, and sophomores Carlos Alonso and Nick Grover provide additional speed and firepower, while veteran players John Voith, Jon Lustgarten, Ben Ediger and Dan O’Neill chip in endur-ance and experience. In goal, junior Alex Richardson rounds out an ambitious group which, with the addition of several new players provides great depth to the Quakers’ squad as they look to claim the program’s eight division crown. Boasting high ambitions, Coach Antonio Merlo should lead the Quakers into what looks like another promising season.

University of PittsburghThe University of Pittsburgh has a strong outlook as the Panthers return all their starters and lose only two players from their 2010 club. Pitt should be a threat to win the Western Region as Harrison Fisher and Adrian Shodi lead a team that will rely on its outside threats and star lefty Theo Danciu. With an aggressive offense and a solid defense, the team will only become stronger with its incoming freshmen.

Villanova UniversityThe Wildcats of Villanova University will feature the youngest squad they have had in years with only two seniors (Dan Weeks and Ian McDonough) on a roster of 18. Keys to the offense will be the solid play of several drivers as captain McDonough, Matt Brawley, Jamie Padula and Andrew Hotchkiss lead the way. Two-meter play will be handled by Dan Quigley, a sophomore from the Bay Area, who showed great promise after only one season. Other offensive weapons on the team include lefties Ben Mix and Joe Schaadt, two players that should provide some outside scoring

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and help balance the Wildcats’ man-advantage. Tending the cage is Ryan French, a sophomore from San Diego. While their bench is a little light on experience, several players have made great im-provements and should see playing time including Weeks and sophomore Justin Knoebel. How far the squad goes will largely rest on how quickly the younger players can make an impact.

MISSOURI VALLEY DIVISION

Lindenwood University “A”This marks Lindenwood University’s ninth season in the Collegiate Water Polo Association as the Lions will be shooting for another mark after winning the program’s fifth Missouri Valley title in the past six years. Last year, the Lions placed sixth at the National Club Championship. This year, ambitions are even higher as most of the team returns for another title challenge. Lindenwood will heavily rely on captain Marco Tscheschlok, Sharn Appel and last season’s Most Valuable Player Toni Storic to lead the team. As most of the squad has been competing together for three years, the experience of the returning members will provide a solid base for this year. Incoming freshman goalkeeper Milutinovic Gojko, drivers Brett Lundstrom and Mohamed Samith are expected to strengthen the squad and contribute to the team’s title goals.

Lindenwood University “B”After finishing fourth in the Missouri Valley Division last season, the Lindenwood University “B” team will continue to aspire for a berth in the division title game. Goalkeeper Dino Galic, Michell Condon, captain Michael Rimkus, Dustin Boogaart, Jackob Auinbach, Daniel Goggin, Clayton Brown and Jeremy Hentschke join with incoming freshmen Benjamin Kimbrough, Joshua Briles, Brian Kaestner and Anthony Lopez to form the core of the squad.

Lindenwood University “C”The first program in league history to field three teams during a com-petitive season, Lindenwood University anticipates the institution’s “C” team to serve as a training ground for the Lions’ new talent.

Saint Louis UniversityAfter playing in the Missouri Valley Division conference title game the past two seasons, Saint Louis University returns this year hun-gry to claim the program’s first division title. Boasting a balance of speed, skill and power, the Billikens’ success will depend on the club’s ability to mold their many talented parts into a cohesive unit.

Washington University in St. Louis (Mo.)Washington University in St. Louis comes into the season with guns-blazing. With four starters returning and three goalies capable of shutting down any sharpshooter, the Bears are eyeing the 2011 Division III Collegiate Club Championship at Hamilton College in New York. First Team All-Conference pick Adam Gremp will lead the offense from his position at two-meters with the help of cap-tains Sandor Kovacs and Tim Greer. In addition, Second Team All-Conference choice Sterling Jawitz and Jim Parks will not hesitate to counter-attack against opponents. With a promising freshmen class - including All-America selection Shay Banton, two-meter guard Ve-dad Karahodzic and goalie Andrew Ng - coach Dan Conner sees both new and returning talent as strengths of his squad. This year, Washington wants not only a conference title, but also a Division III National Championship.

Western Illinois UniversityWestern Illinois University will strive to improve on its recent place-ments in the Missouri Valley Division with hopes of returning to the division title game for the first time since capturing the 2004 championship.

NEW ENGLAND DIVISION

Boston CollegeAfter a hiatus from the New England Division, Boston College re-emerged in the Spring of 2011 during an invitational at Williams College. The Eagles’ massive roster looks forward to using its ‘strength in numbers’ quality in the coming season with constant experience and fresh legs coming off of the bench. BC will rely on its strong senior class to lead the rest of the team by example in the coming months. Holding a collective goal of winning the New Eng-land Championship and earning a bid to play at Nationals, the team is prepared to claim a division crown for the first time since taking the 2006 North Atlantic Division title.

Boston UniversityBoston University is looking to capitalize on a core group of strong returning players. After a third place finish in last year’s division championship, the Terriers plan on fielding a stronger defense and a reorganized offense to reach a title game for the first-time in pro-gram history. Team leaders David Saxon, Andrew Matsas and Jer-emy Butz, will rely on returning goalie Jonathon Freedman as he formz the backbone of the defensive effort. Kyle Schluns, Austin Brashears and Kevin Shiuan will also contribute on the offensive end of the pool.

Dartmouth CollegeDespite three consecutive New England Division title game appear-ances, with a victory in 2008 and losses to Yale University in 2009 and 2010, the Dartmouth College Big Green know that a fourth-straight trip to the championship tilt is not guaranteed. A five-time division champion, with victories in 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2008, Dartmouth will still strive to become only the second program in division history to reach the title game four-times in as many years.

Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury College starts the season primed to build on last year’s fourth place finish in the New England Division. The Panthers re-turn the bulk of their core offensive and defensive players. However, the greatest loss will be the graduation of Jeffrey Wong and Ricky Chen, both defensive leaders last season, who plan to continue their water polo careers as candidates for the Hong Kong International team. Thanks to returning players Nick Daly, Andre Keiser, Jeremy Janson, Peter DiCenzo and Ben Weinberg, Middlebury remains a strong contender for the institution’s first division title since 2007.

Wesleyan UniversityFollowing a fifth place finish in the New England Division in 2010, Wesleyan University returns four-of-six starters in the field. First Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-America selec-tion Wesley Fantini, who was named one of two captains at the end of the season, returns for another try at capturing the division championship. Co-captain Momo Saleh is a perennial stalwart on defense and will be asked to add to the team’s offense as a driv-er in 2011. Brendan Fortin and Russell Madison look to control the Cardinals’ offense with their powerful outside shots and crafty play. Max Ginsberg returns at set and will count on his size and leg

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strength to bring scoring to the Cardinals’ offense after a 20+ goal output last season. In addition to the starters, Wesleyan brings back five other veterans, including netminder Thomas Cho and utility player Nick Drohan. A seasoned veteran from Palo Alto, Calif., Cho also offers previous field experience. Justin Yoshimaru and Mark Ramos will be counted to keep the Cardinals competitive with their tenacious and aggressive play. The Cardinals have ten new players of varying ability this season. Freshmen Stefan Brown and Erin Cohn, come to the Cardinals with high school experience and will look to make an immediate impact. The real test for the Cardinals rests in their ability to create better team chemistry as the club possesses the raw talent needed to field a successful club.

Yale UniversityThe two-time defending New England Division champion, Yale University is spearheaded by the leadership of its four seniors. The Bulldogs return the bulk of their starters and will rely on the club’s diversity of abilities and playing styles for tenacity on defense and offensive flair. Fielding a balanced roster combined with experienced coaching, look for Yale to again challenge for a berth to the National Collegiate Club Championship this fall.

NEW YORK DIVISION

Binghamton UniversityBinghamton University hopes to build upon the 5-3 regular season record it compiled in 2010. What was once a program fighting for eighth place is now a legitimate contender defeating teams like New York University (NYU) and Syracuse University. After a close quar-terfinal game with NYU, the squad missed the chance to place in the top four for the first time in program history by a single goal. This season, the Bearcats will see their top player James Stavdal return in an attempt to lead the team to its best finish in program history. Key players, including seniors Rustle Drake, Jerry Deboever and Vladi-mir Gudovich, also return to place the Binghamton in contention for a top four placement at the end of the season. Courtesy of the addition of young talent like sophomore captain Seth Wolin, the Bearcats are looking to establish themselves as a long-term New York Division powerhouse.

Colgate UniversityA significantly enlarged program, Colgate University’s title hopes will depend on the incoming freshmen. A man to watch is Elton Steinberg who spent the summer playing in a Scottish league. Stein-berg brought several new plays back from the Highlands that will make the team more cohesive in the water as he coaches the club. Captains Chip Molten and Mike Chamberlain are excited to get in the pool with some new talent and techniques to shock the New York Division.

Columbia UniversityFollowing back-to-back first round near upsets of eventual national runner-ups Florida International University and the University of Texas at the National Collegiate Club Championship, Columbia University is eager to return to the pool for another opportunity in 2011. The three-time defending New York Division champions are back with returning players Austen Oliver, Kai Golden and Abiel Garcia to lead the offense. Brice Particelli, Silas Wilkinson and Keith Heyde will be counted on for important roles in the Lions’ defense. Be sure to watch for new arrivals to the Columbia family such as Ca-leb Greig, Reid Fitzgerald and Vahe Markosian, who will be essential for the Columbia’s success.

Cornell UniversityCornell University aspires to build from a productive 2010 season in which it finished 7-1 in league play and 12-3 overall. Notable wins included victories over Mid-Atlantic Division champion the University of Pennsylvania and New England Division runner-up Dartmouth College in the Ivy League tournament,as well as a pair of victories against Army. Co-captains Doug Greer and Tyler Mar-rero anchor the driver positions where they scored 32 and 33 goals, respectively. Lefty wing Dylan Spitz and senior Eric Yu control the outside. Offensively, swimming sensation Evan Ciecimirski and Ma-rio Martone provide a dangerous attack from set. On defense, Sean Lyons will bring the pain to opposing two-meter sets. In goal, Alex Schlichting will once again defend the pipes for his third season. Also look for Jack Robbins, Andrew Broenen and Daniil Shalmiyev to contribute off the bench.

Hamilton CollegeLooking forward to the 2011 New York Division campaign, the young Hamilton College program will build off its success from the 2010 season as the Continentals finished fifth at the Division III Na-tional Collegiate Club tournament. Led by seniors James Crafa, Tom Cyran and Ryan Park, and juniors Dan Levine, Taylor Hogenkamp and Tom Youngblood, along with sophomore Graham Boyd, the program hopes to continue moving in a positive direction and make a statement both in the division as well as the Division III National Championship, which the Continentals will host in November. New York UniversityThis will be a rebuilding year for New York University following two division title game appearances in the past six years (2007, 2005) and one championship (2007).

Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic Institute seeks to enjoy the sport of water polo in a competitive learning environment. Hoping to expand the sport’s prominence in the region and promote water polo awareness, the club strives to reach a competitive level at tournaments. The team will focus heavily on recruiting incoming freshmen who have played at the high school varsity level, as well as those who are new to the sport throughout much of the season.

Syracuse UniversitySyracuse University looks to achieve bigger and better things this year. Fielding a team built of mostly freshmen and sophomores, the Orange works to rebuild their program and grow stronger every year. After a disappointing season by Syracuse’s standards, the team hopes to bounce back as new team captains Tucker Hart and Julian Capriles plan to lead the squad to a title run. With only one graduat-ing player, the team will have many returning players ready to prove themselves worthy as New York’s best.

United States Military AcademyA four-time New York Division champion (1998, 1999, 2001, 2002), the United States Military Academy will use its returning players and an addition of new hopefuls to place first in the New York Divi-sion. Army exhibits a strong team connection and sense of cama-raderie. Senior Zach Zhang will remain an integral defensive player as he continues to play two-meter defense. Chris Corbett, a new addition to the team, is a promising two-meter set and will greatly add to Army’s offense. Steve Rowland will take over as the starting goalie for the season, hoping to provide a solid defense for the Black Knights.

NORTH ATLANTIC DIVISION

Amherst CollegeDespite the loss of All-America selections Alex Fraser and Reid Fitzgerald, Amherst College remains a strong contender in the North Atlantic Division. The addition of freshman Conor Deveney and newly-eligible faculty member Chris van den Berg provides the offensive skills needed to complement a stingy defense. Last year’s second-leading goal scorer Conor McAuliffe looks to take the lead on this season’s team, while Dan Berghoff returns to the net as one of the best goalies in the conference. Captains Ben McBratney, Tim White and Ethan Balgley will see substantial playing time in their final season as well.

Bates CollegeWhile far smaller in numbers and size than the rest of the clubs in the North Atlantic Division, Bates College does not lack talent. Lead by top scorers Jimmy Miller, Mike Hanley and Dan Aupi, the team has enough offensive firepower to overwhelm opponents. Will Strathmann has emerged as one of the premier goalies in the divi-sion and anchors a much-improved Bates’ defense. Every member of the team is an essential component and plays a huge role in why this club is recognized as a formidable opponent.

Bowdoin CollegeLed by co-captains Spencer Vespole and Noah Perwin, who instill in their team the values of a “hardbody approach” to the game, the Polar Bears of Bowdoin College are bolstered by returning start-ers Alex Edison, Basyl Stuyvesant, Nathan Mecray and EJ Googins. Mac Routh and Talhia Nunez bring much-needed experience off the bench, while incoming freshmen Patty Boyer, Joe Celestin and Danny Byrnes figure to crack the rotation as well. The team hopes to be the best program in Maine and contend for the North Atlantic Division title.

Colby CollegeDespite the loss of its practice facility, Colby College will aim to contend for the top spot in the North Atlantic Division. Led by seniors Tom Hurley, Mason Roberts, Sandy Johnson, Raymond Reiling, Ryan Trafton, Brian Gilligan, Jack Mauel and Ryan Fischer, along with legendary Professor Kerril O’Neill, the Mules will try to leverage their years of experience and tough training techniques to overcome all challenges. Andrew Hedberg, the only junior ac-tive for this fall season, will again return as a brick wall in goal.

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In addition, the team will ask returning sophomore talent Colin McLaughlin, Andy Petersonm, Jonathon Brink-Roby, John Maderia, and Shannon Kooser for offensive production.

Saint Michael’s CollegeThe newest member of the North Atlantic Division, Saint Michael’s College plans to compete with heart and build for the future.

Tufts UniversityThe Tufts University Jumbos charge into another season hoping to maintain their high performance of the past two seasons. In 2009, the Jumbos won the North Atlantic Division title and their first Di-vision III National Collegiate Club title in Jumbos’ history. Last sea-son, Tufts again claimed the North Atlantic champion before plac-ing fourth at Division III Nationals. Captains Benji Koltai and Alex Strittmatter lead a strong group of returning players, including Jeff Fine, Travis Grodkiewicz, Austin Wood, Inbar Fried, Chris Lang-bort, Alex Henry and Steve Lessard. In addition, the Jumbos gained a handful of new talent to complement the returning players who greatly improved their skills.

United States Coast Guard AcademyThe Coast Guard Academy is excited to be back in action with the start of the 2011 season. The Bears have many seasoned players returning as starters, including new team captains Kent Hunt and Geoy Thomas. Seniors Johnson Knox and Brian McGuiness will play key roles, respectively, providing speed and a strong left-hand shot. Juniors Parker Bratman, Harrison Carter and Chris Clifton provide solid experience as skilled utility players. A crew of sopho-mores - Barrett Johannsen, Marc McAndrew, Ryan Montvydas, Isaak Olson, Charlie Totten and Marco Tinari - will be significant contributors. Several freshmen with experience, including Andrew Ellis, Drew Ferraro, Julio Rocha and Adam Hoburg, will aid the Bears’ long roster of dedicated and capable players.

University of MassachusettsThe University of Massachusetts water polo club is excited to begin its fifth year in the Collegiate Water Polo Association as a club pro-gram. Eager to field a strong squad, the Minutemen will look to the leadership and experience of their returning players to help the club achieve a division title.

Williams CollegeWilliams College will aim to rebuild in a new league format as the program moves over from the New England Division. Led by tal-ented tri-captains Ben Wampler, Greg McElroy and John Guiffre, the Ephs’ have the firepower to make an immediate impact and will rely on their underclassmen for depth. On the heels of a frustrating

season, the team will have build off the exceptional two-meter of-fensive and defensive efforts of Ben Wampler. Anchored by Greg McElroy between the iron pipes, the Ephs’ defense will again be strong. Speed is one of the greatest assets of Williams’ 2011 squad as John Guiffre, Liam Gallagher, and Sean Sutherland will look to press the advantage on offense.

NORTHWEST DIVISION

Oregon State UniversityAfter a disappointing loss to the University of Oregon in the North-west Division title game, Oregon State University seeks to sweep the league and carry its momentum into the National Collegiate Club Championship tournament. Led by goalie Brad Alvarez, the next two years should be something special in the division.

Portland State UniversityAmong a crop of first-year programs joining the Collegiate Water Polo Association in 2011, Portland State University is excited to be in the league with seven returning players and many new faces.

University of OregonA five-time division champion in seven title game appearances, the University of Oregon Ducks were disappointed with last year’s final result, despite their record of 18-1. Behind veterans Conor Broom and Aaron Bishow, and young star Harrison Tingler, the upcom-ing season looks promising for a Ducks team ready to hit the pool. Playing in-your-face defense with a high-powered offense led by the two-meter duo Bishow and Tingler and quick hitters Matt Stang and Zachary Yense, Oregon is out to prove something with a de-termined mindset to exceed expectations and finally make the top five at Nationals. Oregon is certainly capable with at least 16 players possessing varsity caliber talent. This year the Ducks cannot wait to fly south to the National Collegiate Club Championship and show their feathers.

University of Washington (Wash.)The University of Washington Huskies are rebounding from a crush-ing loss to Oregon State University at the 2010 division tournament. Although the team was filled with All-Conference seniors, such as Tom Stowell and Mike Moshofsky, a wealth of underclassmen will fuel this year’s run at Nationals. With the likes of freshmen Quinn Sterling and Conner Stinson, the Huskies will have quick and ener-getic drivers to match-up with the Northwest’s best offenses. Also new to Huskies is junior guard Cameron Simmons. After graduat-ing from the University of Arizona, he was accepted into graduate school at UW and hopes to add size, speed and a powerful shot to Washington’s title hopes. Several core starters are returning this year to inject the team with inspiration and experience. Goalie Chris Lim will be seasoned in the game play of the Northwest after moving from Singapore for college. Junior Joe Laird will make his mark as a serious goal threat and lock-down defender. Returning as captain is senior Sam Sussman who will be leading the squad and playing two-meter set. A 2009 and 2010 All-America selection, Sussman will work to put all the Huskies’ parts together to dominate the division and contend at the National Collegiate Club Championship.

Western Washington UniversityWestern Washington University plans to have one of its best seasons to date. The team is abundant with seniors and experience although the WWU team is small in numbers. To bolster the roster, the club

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will need to attract more freshmen as depth may be an issue. Return-ing seniors Kevin Reese and Nick Maxwell are expected to impact both ends of the pool with their dedication to conditioning and ability to play every minute of the game. Mike Hoff should build on the success of his freshman year as Western Washington hopes to compete at the highest level against the teams in the Northwest Division.

PACIFIC COAST DIVISION

California Polytechnic State UniversityCalifornia Polytechnic State University looks to improve on its finish from last year as the five-time National Champions have the depth and skilled players to claim another title. The addition of Coach Matthew Andrews, a two-time champion with Cal Poly in 2001 and 2002, takes the Mustangs back to their roots in order to reclaim what has been missing from San Luis Obispo since 2007 - the National Collegiate Club Championship. Cal Poly is looking forward to big things from two-meters as Trevor Heglund takes center stage and Jake Muir returns to the roster. Anchored by seniors Connor McGill, Dustin Lee, Greg Welch, Josh Combs, John Sims, Zachary Curhan and Casey Nakamura, Cal Poly is determined to earn another trip to Nationals and return home with the title.

San Diego State UniversitySan Diego State University will work to rise up in the Pacific Coast Division’s regional standings and advance to the overall division championship for the first time in program history.

University of California-IrvineSophomore Mitch Wise leads the list of returning players for a University of California-Irvine squad that seventh-year head coach Marc Hunt says is fairly untested after losing five All-America picks from last year’s roster. Wise scored 30 goals a year ago for the Ant-eaters who finished 18-8 overall and earned a No. 5-ranking in the final poll of the season. Seniors Trent Baxter and Max Parrague scored 15 and 10 goals, respectively, while junior Nick Pfeil added eight goals and Winston Newland, also a junior this year, scored five. Six of UCI’s top seven scorers in 2010 were seniors, led by Brandon Johnson (48 goals), Griffin Lerman (46) and Doug Lindsey (40) to leave a scoring gap which the underclassmen will need to field.

University of California-Los AngelesThe 2009 and 2010 National Champion Bruins return five starters as the University of California-Los Angeles has a chance to make history in becoming the first men’s program to capture back-to-back-to-back national titles. This year’s squad will be led by senior captains Cameron Virjee and First-Team All-America netminder Mike Scott. On offense, the Bruins will once again be led by 2010 National Player of the Year Max Scott. The Bruins, seeking to re-plenish the void left by Pacific Coast Division Player of the Year, and current Columbia University graduate student, Caleb Greig will look to junior captain Bill Farmer to lead the charge from the younger ranks.

University of California-San DiegoAnother of the improving Pacific Coast Division squads with the potential to make a mark in the coming season, the University of California-San Diego will rely on strong defense and timely scoring to keep their division competition in check.

University of California-Santa BarbaraThe University of California-Santa Barbara will depend on the trio of two-meter set Paul Nagle, driver Kyle Hersh and goalie Duran Reid to lead the program to new heights in 2011.

University of San DiegoIn just four years after joining the organization, the University of San Diego has made great strides in league play as the club expects to continue to improve and move up in the Collegiate Water Polo Association Pacific Coast Division standings.

University of Southern CaliforniaThe University of Southern California water polo team prides it-self on being a brotherhood of excellence that is ready to contend for the National Collegiate Club Championship. Among the largest squads in the nation over the past few seasons, the Trojans hope to use their speed and skill to prove they are the best in the Pacific Coast Division.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION

Arizona State University “A”In only their sixth season as a team with the ultimate goal of winning a National Collegiate Club title, the Sun Devils of Arizona State Uni-versity have their eyes set on taking back the division. The defend-ing Southwest Division champion, ASU will seek to down its new opponents from the Rocky Mountain Division along with its fellow members of the merged Southwest Division for another trip to the National Collegiate Club Championship. Leading the Sun Devils for his final season is utility player Wesley Sjoholm. As the last remaining founding member, he has the team focused on seeing the club come full circle by earning the first national championship in the sport by a team from the State of Arizona. Acting as the defensive anchor in the cage is graduate student Todd Clapper. Supported by 2010 Southwest Division Most Valuable Player Cory Peterson at center back, and utility players Simon Hood and Chris Roman, Clapper has the potential to take over a game from between the pipes or in the field. On offense, center forward Ryan Bethell will take a posi-tion in front of the cage with support from Kevin Dunn. Drivers Travis Dunn, Jordan Lunetta, Nick Ryan and Alan Nguyen return to contribute speed and precision to ASU’s scoring attack. Former player Travis Addante rejoins the group after taking a year off, while freshman Orion Swanson will suit up for the Sun Devils to provide youth and depth to a core group of grizzled veterans.

Arizona State University “B”Arizona State University will once again field a “B” team as the Sun Devils will strive to place both teams in the division title game.

Colorado State UniversityFielding a smaller team than in past years, the Rams of Colorado State University are looking to build depth. Two keys for CSU are strong returning players and a new coaching staff under Matt Wat-son. New players joining the team are looking to be major players in the Rams’ performance as the team has high hopes.

University of Arizona “A”The University of Arizona comes into this season with a different perspective as the team’s original coach quit two weeks before the season started, creating a stir for the team. The squad elected to vote one of their own, Carl Hertlin, as this year’s coach in order to lead the

club to victory. Seniors Tyler Steeb, Jamie Clark and Andrew Wolff will lead the “A” team, while Matthew Goodenough, Justin Frieden-thal, Dylan Davidson, Steven Rodriquez, Bill Ruth, Justin Egkan, Matthew George, Coleman Pickell and Ryan Hodge aim to help the Wildcats’ claim the Rocky Mountain Division Championship.

University of Arizona “B”The University of Arizona “B” team will work to finish in the top-half of the expanded Rocky Mountain Division.

University of Colorado “A”The Buffaloes of the University of Colorado are set to claim the fifth title in program history as Colorado previously won pairs of Rocky Mountain Division (2008, 2010) and Southwest Division (1998, 2001) crowns. This year, the club’s 40+ members’ goal in-cludes winning the Rocky Mountain title, achieving a Top 10 nation-al ranking, and fueling the passion and development of water polo at Colorado. The defending Rocky Mountain Division champion who placed eighth at the 2010 National Collegiate Club Championship, Colorado will once again aim to finish among the Top 10 teams in the nation.

University of Colorado “B”The University of Colorado “B” team will attempt to move up in the division standings after another strong finish a year ago.

University of DenverIn the wake of a third place finish in the Rocky Mountain Division last season, the University of Denver will experience changes this year as the program is entirely male after being co-ed in 2010. The team achieved its goal of improving on its standing the previous season as the Pioneers placed fourth 2009, a pattern which Denver would like to repeat in 2011.

University of New MexicoThe University of New Mexico is ready for anything this season. Last year proved to be successful for the Lobos and with nearly every Lobo returning and a large freshman class, the Lobos look to dominate in the Rocky Mountain Division. Returning players Mikhail Grigoriev, Adam Gutierrez, Aaron Gunning, Brandon Huff-man, Ryan Thomas, Ben Wild, Robert Trujillo, Ruben Kimmelman, Matt Simmons and Jarryd St. John are expecting to light it up from the perimeter, while Bryant Shuey and Billy Simmons are hungry for backhands and sweeps from two-meters. Goalies Jarryd St. John and Jeff Solan are eager to boost their blocking stats this year after a solid 2010 campaign, while freshman Ryan Grady is ready to prove to the Collegiate Water Polo Association membership that a fresh-man goalie can hang in the big leagues. Look to the Lobos’ fresh-man class to have strong performance, notably Noah Allaire, Mark Wagner, Alex Kapp, Brady Rigg, Igor Goulart, Colton Grossheim and Alex Vasquez, as no goalie is safe with these guys in the water. Also look out for Seth Williams, Ryan Wheaton, Kiko Mendez, Eric Garcia and Lewis Chiang as New Mexico is ready to rock the Rocky Mountain Division.

University of UtahThe University of Utah starts the season with several returning starters as Brent Weldon, Christian Hayes, Tyler Pool, Vig Miku-lis and Danny Bradley come back for another shot at the Rocky Mountain Division. Last year, the Utes finished second in the divi-sion to the University of Colorado. Losing just three of the top performers from last season to graduation, Utah has the potential

for improvement due to a bevy of new talent joining the program. The greatest void occurs on defense with the graduation of goalie Sam Thomas and stout defensive two-meter guard, Todd Bradley. Freshman McKay Jensen and senior Avi Jurovitzki will be compet-ing on the defensive end of the pool, while hope remains that Sam Thomas will return from an injury towards the end of the season.

University of WyomingThe University of Wyoming begins competition in the Collegiate Water Polo Association with a goal of competing against the Rocky Mountain Division’s best teams and building a program that will last well into the future.

Westminster ColllegeA first year program, Westminster College is excited to join the league. This marks the first men’s water polo team in the history of the institution as the student-athletes are psyched to be a part of this pioneering experience for their school. Boasting an indoor swim-ming pool, even the weather can not stop this team from practicing the extremity of water polo. Look for their drive and motivation to help them be competitive in their inaugural season.

SIERRA PACIFIC DIVISION

California State University-ChicoAfter an uncharacteristic seventh place finish in the Pacific Coast Division Tournament, California State University-Chico returns to the pool with a solid group of returning players and an exciting array of new talent in the freshly minted Sierra Pacific Division. Seniors Brian Brearley, Peter Jacobs, Justin Short, Nick Ballew and Taylor Kudell lead the way in an attempt to match last year’s regular season record of 8-0, and better it with a trip to Nationals. The never quit attitude, combined with the solid group of family, friends and fans that Chico State is famous for in the Golden State, will make the 2011 squad unmistakable both in and out of the pool.

California State University-FresnoThe California State University-Fresno Bulldogs will face fewer chal-lenges this season as half of the Pacific Coast Division split off to form the Sierra Pacific Division. With a new landscape to overcome, Fresno State hopes to gain experience to begin climbing the ladder to the top.

California State University-Maritime AcademyCalifornia State University-Maritime Academy will once again take to the water as part of the Collegiate Water Polo Association for a shot at glory.

Saint Mary’s College (Calif.)The Gaels of Saint Mary’s College will strive to establish a program best mark in their new grouping and top a fourth place mark in the overall 2003 Pacific Coast Division standings.

San Jose State UniversitySan Jose State University will depend upon the strengths of its un-derclassmen to begin the process of climbing the standings for an eventual shot at the Sierra Pacific Division title.

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ranks, the Cardinal of Stanford University are a young and upcoming club. Consisting of both undergraduate and graduate level students, the team grants those who cannot compete on the varsity squad an opportunity to play organized, competitive water polo against other schools. In addition, it promotes good health and physical fitness and fosters team camaraderie and school spirit. The Cardinal will aim to improve on last season’s placement and finish in the top three within the Sierra Pacific Division.

University of California-BerkeleyThe University of California-Berkeley comes back this year looking strong. After losing few players from the 2010 team, the Golden Bears hope to rely on their experience to earn the program’s first au-tomatic berth to the National Collegiate Club Championship tour-nament. Disappointed with their semifinal loss at the Pacific Coast Division region championship a year ago, Cal will work to erase the memory thanks to some new players combining with the solid back-bone of last year’s squad to solidify one of the best programs in the nation. Captains and All-Conference players Spencer White and Noah Orloff will provide leadership and direction for the Golden Bears in their quest for the division championship.

University of California-DavisThe University of California-Davis returns a roster full of talent and experience that will work to put the Aggies into the stratosphere of the Pacific Coast Division’s best teams. Last year, the team finished third in the Northern Region and notched an eighth place mark at the overall division championship tournament, both achievements the Aggies will look to dramatically improve upon in 2010 after reaching the title game in 2006 and 2007.

University of California-Santa CruzThe 2010 Division III National Collegiate Club champion, the Uni-versity of California-Santa Cruz will face the challenge of one of the most difficult schedules in the whole of the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) as a member of the Sierra Pacific Divi-sion. In addition, the Banana Slugs have the potential to join Lin-denwood University and Wesleyan University as the third program in the history of the Division III Championship to claim back-to-back titles if UC-Santa Cruz elects to compete in the 2011 event at Hamilton College.

SOUTHEAST DIVISION

Auburn UniversityFollowing a few years of rebuilding, Auburn University is looking forward to the upcoming season with almost entirely the same core of players from last year. Two long time starters, Joey Kirkpatrick and Patrick Gilday, are entering their final season and hope to leave on a high note after a couple of disappointing seasons the past two years. The team has added a few experienced freshmen that will be a great addition in the water. Probably the most exciting addition to the program is coach Jim Ferguson, a member of the International Water Polo Hall of Fame and an Olympic bronze-medalist.

Clemson UniversityIn just one season, the Clemson University Tigers have gone from a young team to a veteran squad that lost none of their starters from a year ago. Two-meter set Miles Ware and two-meter defender An-drew Stanton begin their senior seasons ready to take the next step - winning the Southeast Division title and competing in the National Collegiate Club Championship. Clemson will be anchored by expe-rienced netminder Michael Reitz as the Tigers ability to play defense will decide their fate. Emory UniversityIn its second year back in the league, Emory University seeks to improve on last year’s fourth place finish in the division. The Eagles return most of last year’s roster, including captain Stephen Leech along with starters Jordan Brustein and Brian Massey. Graduate students Paul Musille, Joe Kramer and Andy Ratto will also suit-up again for the Eagles. However, Emory should also feature a gallery of new faces that will add needed depth and variety to the attack. The Eagles will rely on goalie Allon Mordel to anchor an opportu-nistic defense, while hoping that aggressive contributions from their variety of powerful offensive players can carry the program to a Southeast Division championship.

Georgia Institute of TechnologyFollowing a second place finish in the Southeast Division last sea-son, the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech return every starter but one, leading scorer Chris Bauerlein. Looking to fill this void are seniors Steven Winton and Steve Larson with their strong arms and several juniors including Freddy Damen and Patrick Slane. Neal Laxpati and Michael O’Rourke plan to share time in cage as the duo have con-tinuously shut down opposing teams. The Yellow Jackets will receive added help from a crop of talented freshmen who will be needed when Georgia Tech hosts and competes in the 2011 National Col-legiate Club Championship against the nation’s best teams.

University of GeorgiaThe University of Georgia enters the 2011 season coming off the program’s first Southeast Division Championship and a 13th place mark at Nationals. This year, the team hopes to continue its success. However, the Bulldogs have much to prove after losing first team All-Conference players Austin Stahley and Lawson Floyd. Thus, the team will rely heavily on the skill and experience of returning start-ers Chris Mauer, Andrew Withers and Second Team All-Conference athlete Stephen Hagerman. Open spots in the starting seven will provide the opportunity for younger Bulldogs, including sophomore Alex Lembeck, to develop into impact players. A large freshmen class guarantees that Georgia will have plenty of talent on the bench in the quest for another Southeast Division title.

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University of TennesseeThe University of Tennessee could be the surprise team of the divi-sion as the Volunteers are a young and maturing team that has the potential to shock the division.

Vanderbilt UniversityComing off a third place finish in the Southeast Division in only their second season of CWPA competition, the Commodores of Vanderbilt University have large voids to fill following the gradua-tion of All-Conference players Matt Popkin (First Team) and goalie Kenny James (Second Team). In light of having no returning se-niors, the team will rely on its competitiveness and endurance to uphold the recent success of Vanderbilt water polo. Second Team All-Conference selection Chris Watkins, junior Katie Kahlbaugh and sophomores Luke Walker, Alex Dioro and Richard Droghini return and are expected to make positive contributions on both ends of the pool. James Street takes over in cage following the loss of James to matriculation. Add in a promising class of first-year play-ers and Vanderbilt appears poised for another solid season in the Southeast Division.

TEXAS DIVISION

Baylor UniversityAfter a year of instability and little success, Baylor University enters this season with a new found excitement. A skilled group of fresh-men come in to help field one of the more talented groups the Bears have fielded in a while. Along with senior leadership of Will Havens and goalie Brian Sanders, the team is optimistic for its chances to improve in the Texas Division.

Rice UniversityHaving lost a large senior class, Rice University’s freshman class looks to bring new talent to the team. First-year players Brett Virgin-Downey, Ravi Sheth, Ross Pepper and Kevin Gravesmill all bring years of high school varsity experience and look to make an impact in the upcoming season. Ivan Huang is working to strengthen his two-meter defensive skills, while the pair of Peter and Paul Abraham look to score goals from the top. Fifth-year veteran Chris Thomas aims to be a powerful set as in past years and continue to rate as one of the team’s top scorers. Due to all the new talent, Rice’s reinvigo-rated bench provides a chance for the Owls to remain competitive against the larger rosters in the Texas Division.

Texas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University hoped to continue its recent success as the Aggies won the Texas Division in back-to-back seasons (2007, 2008) and qualified for four straight division title games (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010). However, the A&M enters the new year in a rebuilding mode after losing the majority of its starters from the previous season, including All-America selection Cameron Glass. However, the in-coming freshmen have shown promise and could revitalize A&M to the point of again competing for the division title. Not a team to lay down, the Aggies will come out swinging with juniors Max Bernau, John Wong, Michael Braun, Troy Goddard and Zach Arend providing veteran leadership. Sophomores Matt Davidson and Sean Alborzi return to once again challenge the Lone Star division’s goal-ies. Two-meter Brian Bloomfield is anticipated to be a formidable opponent to any guard with the potential to bury shots at will. Fur-ther, senior Nick Cox joins Texas A&M for the first time this year to provide additional talent to a team that is on the rise.

Texas State UniversityAmong a group of programs that are growing into their potential as future National Collegiate Club Championship contenders, Texas State University will need to overcome four-time division champion Texas A&M University and six-time winner the University of Texas to brand its mark on the Texas Division landscape. Entering this season with a full roster of both veterans and recruits, captain Corey Parada will provide team leadership as the club moves forward.

Texas Tech UniversityTexas Tech University enters the season in a position of strength with some revenge to exact against division champion the University of Texas. Last year, Tech fell to the Longhorns in the division tour-nament to terminate a potential storybook ending to the program’s season. Having only graduated one senior, Cory Desmarais, Texas Tech is excited for the upcoming season and another chance to con-tend for the division title.

University of HoustonThe University of Houston enters the season with high hopes of improving on the program’s fourth-place finish at the 2010 Texas Division Championship. Led by captains and returning All-Confer-ence players Taylor Beck and Jon Fouty, the Cougars return six-of-seven starters. Key additions were made with incoming freshmen Ketan Kapila and David Fouty joining former Houston All-Confer-ence player Corey DeRutte to help make a run at the Texas Division Championship.

University of TexasThe 2003-06, 2009 and 2010 Texas Division champion, the Long-horns of the University of Texas begin the 2011 season after finish-ing in second place at last year’s National Collegiate Club Cham-pionship hosted by Southern Utah University for the strongest finish the Texas Division has recorded in 10-years of play. Now, the Longhorns’ goal is to bring the National Championship home to Austin, Texas. Despite losing a number of senior players to gradu-ation, Texas continues to sport a bench that is far from short on talent. Strong shooters Ricardo Bello and Bobby Woolweaver, along with two-meter men Andrew Pansick and Kieran Kapila will put up goals for the Longhorns. Rounding out the team are utility play-ers like Jonathan Berezin, Benny Berezin and Thomas Brisson. In the cage for Texas will be goalie, Mike Kruckemeyer. In addition to their offense, Texas plans on every player utilizing strong defensive plays in order to stop their opponents’ top-shooters. Aside from the aforementioned starters, the team has a bench full of solid players eager to make a name for themselves in the pool, including an in-flux of talented freshmen. Seniors Marco Daniele, Klayton Ryman, James Wang and Dan Stratton will see significant minutes in their final season with the Longhorns from head coaches Tom Andrew and Arseni Grokhovski.

2011 CWPA men’s National Collegiate Club regular season & championship schedules, referee assignments

and the latest league news are available online at:

www.collegiatewaterpolo.org/index

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NORTHERN DIVISION

Brown UniversityHead Coach: Felix Mercado1 Walker Shockley So. Diamond Bar, Calif1A Andrew Brown Fr. La Grange, Ill.2 Henry Fox Fr. Mercer Island, Wash.3 Marcus Gartner Sr. San Jose, Calif.4 Toby Espinosa Sr. Palo Alto, Calif.5 Chris Culin So. Cincinnati, Ohio6 Dean Serure Jr. Coral Gables, Fla.7 Nick Deaver Fr. Orinda, Calif.8 James McNamara So. Los Angeles, Calif.9 Eric Robb So. Winnetka, Ill.10 Cyrus Mojdehi Sr. La Jolla, Calif.11 Michael Hartwick Jr. Los Angeles, Calif.12 Grant Villeneuve So. Atherton, Calif.13 Svetozar Stefanovic Jr. Belgrade, Serbia14 Julian Heller Fr. Washington, D.C.16 Bryan Russell Sr. Aracadia, Calif.

Connecticut CollegeHead Coach: JJ Addison1 Clayton Witter Jr. Douglassville, Pa.1A Sam Buchman So. Northfield, Ill.2 Brian Barasha Jr. Spotsylvania, Pa.3 Sam Mitchell Sr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.4 Jason Robb So. Winnetka, Ill.5 Ryan Pelham Sr. Stonington, Conn.6 Nick Sizer Sr. West Simsbury, Conn.7 Nick DeLeo Fr. Coopersburg, Pa.8 Jonathon Stark Fr. Portland, Ore.9 Sean Hackett Sr. Katonah, N.Y.10 James Green Sr. Bay Head, N.J.11 Chris Pielock So. Deerfield, Mass.12 Chris Swanson Sr. New Orleans, La.13 Sam Burns Jr. Albuquerque, N.M.14 Max Rollins Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.15 Sam Siegel-Wallace Fr. Philadelphia, Pa.17 Robert Schramm Fr. Boca Raton, Fla.20 Robert Spencer Fr. Chevy Chase, Md.

Fordham UniversityHead Coach: Bill Harris1 Christian Flessner Sr. Naperville, Ill.1A Eric Mullery So. Miami, Fla.2 Andrew McKernin Sr. Riverside, Ill.3 Joshua Itano Sr. Costa Mesa, Calif.4 Ben Clinkinbeard So. San Clemente, Calif.5 J.D. Shrewsbury Sr. Town & Country, Mo.6 Nicholas Allen So. Norwalk, Conn.7 Jake Bakas Jr. Miami, Fla.8 Dan Kearney So. Danville, Calif.9 Daniel Barron Jr. Darien, Ill.10 Robert Fleming Jr. Loomis, Calif.11 Eric Minowitz Fr. Greenwich, Conn.12 Willie Leach So. Arlington, Va.13 Charlie Reed Fr. La Jolla, Calif.14 Alex Judge Jr. Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Harvard UniversityHead Coach: Ted Minnis1 Alexandre Popp Sr. Palo Alto, Calif.1A Jimmy Field So. Honolulu, Hawaii2 Evan Zepfel Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.3 Mike Katzer Sr. Palos Verdes, Calif.4 Antone Martinho Jr. Long Beach, Calif.5 Neal O’Hara So. Newport Beach, Calif.7 Max Eliot Jr. Studio City, Calif.8 John Holland-McCowan Fr. Atherton, Calif.9 Thomas McNulty Fr. Houston, Texas10 William Roller So. Redwood City, Calif.11 Hank Clausner So. San Diego, Calif.12 Luka Babic Sr. Belgrade, Serbia13 Nathan Clement So. Portland, Ore.14 Kevin DiSilvestro Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.15 Ryan Rule Fr. Palos Verdes, Calif.17 Max Murphy Fr. San Mateo, Calif.

Iona CollegeHead Coach: Brian Kelly1 Stefen Hill So. Shillington, Pa.1 Mike Pufant Fr. Palos Heights, Ill.1 Ian Redding So. Brandon, Fla.2 Cody Siemeck Jr. Orland Park, Ill.3 Tyler Mancuso Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif.4 Bryan Driscoll So. Tustin, Calif.5 Kyle Elmore Fr. Murrieta, Calif.6 Jonathan Hernould So. Kingston, Jamaica7 Connor Bracken Jr. Blue Bell, Pa.8 Ian Thompson Fr. Lansdale, Pa.9 Kristian Bocage Jr. Port-of-Spain, Trinidad10 Jake Lloyd Fr. Sinking Spring, Pa.11 Kevin Caulfield Jr. Oak Lawn, Ill.12 Lee Stiles So. Lederach, Pa.13 Sean Davis So. Chicago, Ill.14 Matt Joslyn Sr. Chicago, Ill.15 Nicholas Joslyn Fr. Chicago, Ill.17 Matthew Stelnicki So. Chicago, Ill.18 Cameron Hudson Sr. Houston, Texas22 Ryan Scott Sr. Tinley Park, Ill.23 Hunter Carrier Sr. Miami, Fla.

Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyHead Coach: Mark Lawrence1 Columbus Leonard Sr. Mill Valley, Calif.1A Kevin Hsiue Jr. Alamo, Calif.2 Dylan Hallman Fr. La Jolla, Calif.3 Andrew Adams So. Santa Barbara, Calif.4 Dennis Smiley So. Corona, Calif.5 Jack Clark Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif.6 Nikola Otasevic Sr. Belgrade, Serbia7 Andres Simauchi Sr. Miami, Fla.8 Scott Stephens So. Los Altos, Calif.9 Brendan Deveney Jr. Newton, Conn.10 Craig Cheney So. Sherwood, Ore.11 Michael Farid So. Dubai, UAE12 Matt Chapa Sr. Baytown, Texas13 Kyle Bowman Fr. Millbrea, Calif.17 Andrew Dorne So. Irvine, Calif.

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Saint Francis CollegeHead Coach: Igor Samardzija1 Igor Mladenovic So. Belgrade, Serbia1A Luka Raic Fr. Zagreb, Croatia2 Nemanja Simonovic Sr. Belgrade, Serbia3 Marko Dzigurski So. Novi Becej, Serbia4 Alexandar Pantic Sr. Belgrade, Serbia5 Vuk Vujosevic Fr. Belgrade, Serbia6 Guram Nozadze Jr. Stockholm, Sweden7 Richard Polgar Sr. Budapest, Hungary8 Filip Sasic Sr. Zagreb, Croatia9 Josip Jurcevic Jr. Split, Croatia10 Marko Gencic Jr. Belgrade, Serbia11 Tamas Toth Sr. Budapest, Hungary12 Bosko Stankovic So. Belgrade, Serbia13 Szabo Erdei Sr. Tatabanya, Hungary14 Tyler Perkins So. Erie, Pa.15 Kyle Rivadeneyra Jr. San Clemente, Calif.16 Balint Toth Fr. Budapest, Hungary17 Andrew Reed So. Mesa, Ariz.Alt. Aleksandar Jakovljevic R-Fr. Apple Valley, Calif.Alt. David Lonnberg R-Fr. Stockholm, Sweden

SOUTHERN DIVISION, EASTERN REGION

Bucknell UniversityHead Coach: John McBride1 Matt Napleton Jr. Oak Park, Ill.1A Keegan Williams Fr. Menlo Park, Calif.2 Jack Else So. Lansdale, Pa.3 Buck Doyle Fr. Palos Verdes, Calif.4 Beau Caillouette Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.5 Alex Nowlin So. Coto de Caza, Calif.6 Spencer Richley Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.7 Julian Colina So. San Diego, Calif.8 Ken Wattana Fr. Palo Alto, Calif.9 Greg Norton Fr. Boynton Beach, Fla.10 Andrew Somers So. Saint Davids, Pa.11 Brian Barron Jr. Oak Park, Ill.13 Daniel Schwartz Sr. Miami Beach, Fla.14 Stephen Norton So. Boynton Beach, Fla.15 Nick Barnett Sr. Houston, Texas16 Mike Kimble So. Lafayettte, Calif.17 Trevor Reitz So. Boynton Beach, Calif.18 Sam Fiske Sr. La Jolla, Calif.

George Washington UniversityHead Coach: Scott Reed1 Cameron Illes Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 Sean Joyce Jr. Saint Louis, Mo.2 Nick Scherma Fr. Beverly Hills, Calif.3 Nate Little So. Anaheim, Calif.4 Adam Streeter So. Moraga, Calif.5 Ridvan Pehlivan Fr. Istanbul, Turkey6 Rafi Castillo Fr. Parkland, Fla.7 Guy Helman Jr. Princeton, N.J.8 Daniel Tyner So. Long Beach, Calif.9 Paul Deasey So. Wynnewood, Pa.10 Luke Carrino So. Palo Alto, Calif.11 John Paul Bezerra Jr. Whittier, Calif.14 Benjamin Krigel Fr. San Jose, Calif.15 Matthew Williams Fr. Kingston, Jamaica16 Brian Mojica Fr. Cerritos, Calif.18 Adam Wrobel Fr. La Jolla, Calif.

Johns Hopkins UniversityHead Coach: Ted Bresnahan1 Danny Ovelar Fr. Caracas, Venezuela1A Scott Weigel Fr. Boca Raton, Fla.1B Jacob Dorn Fr. Redwood City, Calif.2 Johnny Beal Fr. Upland, Calif.3 Kielan Crow Jr. Portola Valley, Calif.4 Thomas de Lyon So. Newbury Park, Calif.5 Wes Hopkins Fr. Sinking Spring, Pa.6 Wes Heeter So. Los Gatos, Calif.7 Mike McCreery Jr. Walnut Creek, Calif.8 Andy Scott Jr. Santa Cruz, Calif.9 Eli Levitt Jr. Miami, Fla.10 Jake Gillette So. Bayshore, Trinidad12 Henry Pfleger Fr. Coral Gables, Fla.13 Mark Strickland Sr. Houston, Texas14 Alex Whittam So. Hillsborough, Calif.15 Charlie Weintraub Jr. Los Angeles, Calif.16 Gerrard Clark Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.17 Connor Flemming So. Mill Valley, Calif.18 Justin Lee Fr. La Canada, Calif.19 Ross Schofield Jr. Greenwich, Conn.20 Jeremy Maurer Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.21 Stephen Kingery So. Moraga, Calif.22 Matt Gonzalez Fr. Calabasas, Calif.23 Chase Hamilton So. Wayne, Pa.

Princeton UniversityHead Coach: Luis Nicolao1 Tyler Amina So. Honolulu, Hawaii1 Ben Dearborn So. Palo Alto, Calif.2 Connor still So. Menlo Park, Calif.3 Chris Cottrell Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.4 A.J. Galainena So. Burr Ridge, Ill.5 Tim Wenzlau Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.6 Mike Helou Sr. Baltimore, Md.7 David Aynat Sr. Miami, Fla.8 Tommy Donahue Jr. Annapolis, Md.9 Ford Spencer So. North Hampton, N.H.10 Drew Hoffenberg Fr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.11 Kurt Buchbinder So. Long Beach, Calif.12 Nick Pugliese Sr. Washington, D.C.13 Jack Ruth Jr. West Lawn, Pa.14 Alex Rafter So. Portola Valley, Calif.15 Matt Weber Fr. Greenwich, Conn.16 Billy Tifft Jr. San Diego, Calif.17 Thomas Nelson Fr. Walnut Creek, Calif.18 Nick Gilligan So. Westfield, N.J.

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United States Naval AcademyHead Coach: Mike Schofield1 Anthony Gutierrez Jr. Long Beach, Calif.1A Eugene Chang So. Hacienda Heights, Calif.1B Tyler Barker Fr. Orinda, Calif.1C Vikram Kanth Fr. San Jose, Calif.1D Bryce Sheldon Fr. Laguna Niguel, Calif.2 Matt Carlson Sr. Oak Park, Calif.3 Scott Cotton Sr. Carlsbad, Calif.4 Jeff Davis Sr. LaVerne, Calif.5 Conor Handley Sr. Naperville, Ill.6 Darren McKay Sr. Wilton Manors, Fla.7 Stevie Ray Sr. Baytown, Texas8 Arny Warren Sr. Baltimore, Md.9 Kyle Wertz Sr. San Diego, Calif.10 Jackson Hummeldorf Jr. Coronado, Calif.11 Cort Jones Jr. Crofton, Md.12 Paul Pedrotty Jr. Coronado, Calif.13 Scotty Sabbatini Jr. Annapolis, Md.14 Tyler Thein Jr. Timonium, Md.15 Jesse Walker Jr. Seattle, Wash.16 Archie Warren Jr. Baltimore, Md.17 Joel Elenbaas So. Hudsonville, Mich.18 Andrew Lacosse So. Owings, Md.19 Stephen McDonald So. Lansdale, Pa.20 Tommy Schofer So. Coronado, Calif.21 Taylor Setness So. Stockton, Calif.22 Scotty Snowden So. Altdena, Calif.23 Jack Finch Fr. San Mateo, Calif.24 Patrick Geer Fr. Coronado, Calif.25 David Hasegan Fr. Superior Twshp, Mich.26 Devin Martin Fr. Baytown, Texas27 Matt Newby Fr. Los Angeles, Calif.28 Daniel Norris Fr. Baytown, Texas29 Thomas Patterson Fr. Orange, Calif.30 Pat Seipp Fr. Baltimore, Md.31 P.J. Taylor Fr. Dallas, Texas32 Mason Weber Fr. Riverside, Calif.33 Doug Wubbena Fr. Fullerton, Calif.

SOUTHERN DIVISION, WESTERN REGION Gannon UniversityHead Coach: Don Sherman1 Neal Zoellick Jr. Homewood, Ill.2 Daisuke Takagi So. Tsukuba, Japan4 Greg Nelson Sr. Homewood, Ill.5 Kyle Lazenby So. Erie, Pa.6 Chris Martin Fr. Erie, Pa.7 Jake Ouellete Fr. San Diego, Calif.8 Ben Feasley Jr. Takoma Park, Md.9 Cody Sherman Fr. Erie, Pa.10 Max Herath Fr. Hilliard, Ohio11 Tommy Nimrod So. Glenview, Ill.12 Louis Weyand Fr. Erie, Pa.13 Sean O’Hara Fr. Fontana, Calif.14 Nathan Bean Fr. Houston, Texas15 Phil Myrick Sr. Erie, Pa.

Mercyhurst CollegeHead Coach: Curtis Robinette1 Matt Cote So. Stafford, Va.1 Brandon Yasses Jr. Weston, Fla.3 Brett Luehman So. Hamilton, Ontario4 Raul Ariza So. Chicago, Ill.5 Danilo Svorcan So. Belgrade, Serbia6 William Page Jr. Saint Louis, Mo.7 Justin Deis So. Perkasie, Pa.8 Colin McDonald So. Lindsay, Ontario9 Gui Alves Sr. Sao Paolo Brazil10 Luis Solis Jr. Chicago, Ill.11 Joseph Burke So. LaGrange, Ill.12 Kyle Scarry R-Jr. San Diego, Calif.13 Adam Borgman Jr. Toledo, Ohio14 Garrett George Jr. Costa Mesa, Calif.15 James Owen Fr. Riverside, Calif.16 Gavin Oakley Fr. Heathtrow, Fla. 17 Samuel Lopez Fr. Chicago, Ill.18 Taylor Foye So. Wildwood, Mo.19 Tye Schreiber So. Ancaster, Ontario20 Alex Strong Fr. Bellflower, Calif.21 Cris Anton Fr. Lansdale, Pa.22 Nicholas Carmoney Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio

Notre Dame CollegeHead Coach: Matt Kittle1 Istvan Cseh Fr. Andornaktalya, Hungary2 Marton Toth Sr. Budapest, Hungary3 Sean Kelly-Pain So. New Zealand4 Atahan Yaya So. Istanbul, Turkey6 Sam Wabby Fr. Handford, Calif.

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7 Vanja Kopilas Jr. Dubrovnik, Croatia8 Justin Carmody Sr. Claremont, Calif. 9 Ahmed Mami Jr. Hammamet, Tunisia10 Daniel Peng Sr. Bellflower, Calif.11 Andrew Sinnot-Neal Sr. Loomis, Calif.12 Milan Burkus So. Eger, Hungary13 Jeffery Volosin Sr. Los Angeles, Calif.14 Jon Wong So. Chicago, Ill.15 Ryan Rehmer Sr. Painesville, Ohio16 Joseph Joson Jr. Cerritos, Calif.17 Tyler Cowart Jr. Atlanta, Ga.18 Jake Eszes So. Santa Maria, Calif.19 Kameron Holzendorf Fr. Fairfield, Calif.21 John Rudmann Fr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Pennsylvania State University-Erie, The Behrend CollegeHead Coach: Joe Tristan1 Hunter Backenstose Jr. Downingtown, Pa.3 John Ingari Fr. York, Pa.5 Jake Salsgiver Fr. Long Beach, Calif.6 Justin Vink Fr. Los Angeles, Calif.8 Nic Pabich So. Lake Forest, Ill.9 Kody Veit Fr. Harleysville, Pa.10 Wes Atkinson Fr. Carmillo, Pa.11 Benjamin Strunk Sr. Cogan Station, Pa.13 Adam Glick Fr. Bonita, Calif.15 Jake DesRoches Jr. Fairfax, Va.17 Matthew Johnson Fr. Houston, Texas19 Joshua Sebrosky So. Pittsburgh, Pa.20 Garrett Wagner Fr. State College, Pa.21 Ali Kahn Jr. Lake Zurich, Ill.

Salem International UniversityHead Coach: Rob Bullion5 Wesley Clark Fr. O’Fallon, Mo.6 Borislav Kovicev Fr. Belgrade, Serbia7 Zach Shepard Sr. Tyler County, W. Va.9 Nigel Elteren Jr. AJ Bilthoven, Netherlands10 Krzysztof Pierzchala So. Barrier, Ontario11 Ryan Wells So. Glendora, Calif.13 Javier Reyes So. El Salvador14 Myles Swartz Sr. Thornhill, Ontario18 Cedric Collins Sr. Ryan, Okla.

Washington & Jefferson CollegeHead Coach: Greg Jones1 Dan Francisco So. Chicago, Ill.1A Chris DeNunzio Fr. Greenwich, Conn.2 Alex Shuey Jr. Mechanicsburg, Pa.3 Joey Weiland Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa.4 Conor Crowe Fr. King of Prussia, Pa.5 Mike Johnson Jr. Naperville, Ill.6 Justin Brier Fr. Timonium, Md.7 Cameron Chaves Jr. La Canda, Calif.8 Carl Krause Fr. Ambler, Pa.9 Andy Rish Sr. North East, Pa.10 Brendan Lesniak So. Hoffman Estates, Ill.11 Mike Magdic Fr. Franklin Park, Pa.12 Ben Mancini Fr. Oreland, Pa.14 Nick Thorneloe So. Collegeville, Pa.15 Sam Taylor Fr. Columbia, Md.

CWPA CLUB

TEAM ROSTERS

ATLANTIC DIVISION

Duke University1 Felipe Mejia2 Ian Zhang3 Tim Carlon4 Michael Fritz5 Hong Poo6 Vinayak Nikam7 Tim Kaneda8 Michael O’Mara9 Brad Lightcap10 Justin Liu11 Billy Kim12 Jonathan Ho13 Michael Naclerio14 Garrett Ruhland15 Connor Lennard25 Trent Going

Georgetown UniversityRoster not available

James Madison University1 Blake Richardson2 Paul McGrath3 Peter Rossbach4 Christopher Ashley5 Daniel Gallinaro6 Eric Quiroga7 Kurt Clauss8 Jeffrey Wiggins9 Sean Crook10 Dylan Manard

Loyola University (Md.)1 Catherine High2 Kyle Snow3 Matthew May 4 Harrison Oztemel5 Julie Parke7 Calvin Reyes9 Carroll Burton10 Remy Massengill13 Jordan Evans14 Ming Hei Wong 15 Alice Gallivan17 Lauren Harrington19 Joseph Eder

North Carolina State University1 Zach Jahn1A John Ryan Keen2 Kevin Rollinson3 Jensen Sales

4 David Hurley5 Ryan Morgan6 John Scott7 Kamau Brown8 Jerry O’Connor9 Kael Schlactus10 Ahmed Elnady11 Chris Mattox 12 Katy Glanton13 Paul Schluken14 Laura Jimenez Rivera

University of Maryland1 Dwight Townsend-Gray2 Steve Oursler3 Brendan Desaulniers4 Jarrod Bonsmann5 Dave Roberts6 Mitch Bernstein7 Matt Kolb8 Joe Beavers9 Ryan Aceto10 Hate Hukill11 Chris Gibeily12 Glenn Pastel13 Ben Hasday14 Daniel Voica15 Stephanie Ragheb16 Kelly Haisfield17 Jill Lau18 Ian Glennon19 Allison Porter20 Cara ShillennAlt Clint GillAlt Adele Hart

University of North Carolina1 Steve Sinclair2 Tyler Marva3 Daniel Small4 JP Sypniewski5 Stefanos Keichigas6 Danny Trotier7 David Amini8 Will Hope9 Thatcher Inglefield11 Max McClellan12 Trevor Cramp14 Derrick PamukoffAlt. Paul AshtonAlt. Naethan BurchAlt. Zaki HairdaryAlt. Trey HowellAlt. Anders OrnAlt. Wilson ParkerAlt. Chris ReavesAlt. Will Sickenberger

Alt. Ryan Spalding

University of Virginia1 Thomas Heckelman2 Robert Klein3 Allen Kha4 Nolan Caine5 William Fehringer9 Robert Geis10 Joseph McGrath12 Jacob Stock13 E. Joseph Connor15 R. Walter Deppe16 Ryan Stevens19 Jason Herzfeld20 Patrick Grube21 F. Andrew Bowers22 Joseph Bouchard24 Geoff Handsfield

Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University1 Peter Ollis2 Will Walters3 Daniel Strait4 Joe Niewola5 Matt Sylvester6 Michael Feihe7 Nate Peters8 Reeder Robinson9 Paul Campenella10 Jared Jones11 Martin Selgas12 Andrew Mihalkovic13 Nick Francher14 Kenny Lombard15 Scott Wilson16 Deiter Seltzer17 John Forrester18 Alex McDonald19 Conor Reiling20 Parker Field

BIG TEN DIVISION

Indiana University1 Bryce Tobias2 Matt Cooney3 Aaron Lewis5 Mark Ryden6 Kyle Anderson7 Jack Howenstein8 Kyle Rickert10 Andrew Anderson12 Luca Pasquesi13 Dom Gallo18 Matt Sullivan

20 Bobby Rickert21 Will Rigali

Michigan State University1 Robert Spiegel1A Jordan Ringold2 Andrew Stoffel3 Andrew Martin4 Andrew Weichman5 Matt Graziano6 Austin Daugherty7 Chase Plank8 Brad Sweeney9 Brennan Burke10 Daniel Jenkins11 Danny Mccafferty12 Evan Reynolds13 Derek Byrd14 Spencer Sanders15 Jack Mccafferty16 Jordan Sikkema17 Michael Selbst18 Trey Sommers19 Karl Schwinghammer20 Jacob Marsh21 Nate Case22 Michael Scarcelli23 Samuel Marsh24 Nathan Puskaric25 Nick Leveque26 Nathan Supanich27 Oliver Tessmer28 Alex Baker29 Josh Jackson30 Jesse Ellett31 Austin Teerman32 Dillon Marble33 Mac Day34 Mark Genchanok35 Vinh Tran36 Josh Kim

Purdue UniversityRoster not available

University of Illinois1 Austin Travers2 Mike Berkemeyer3 James Tucker4 Nader Ammar5 Ed Walsh6 Rustam Mendybaev7 Henry Schmidt8 Tom Shamburek9 Mike Reindl10 Alex Rembialkowski11 Jason Yang

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12 Jason Luzinski13 Matt McClone14 Akash Shah15 Matt Noonan16 Joe Caffarini17 Pat Wilkins20 Jeremy Trinchere

University of Iowa1 Max Malec2 Rob LeBeau3 Matt Johnson4 Robert Force5 Luke Fevold6 Chris Workmen7 Genghis Hallsby8 Sam Cleary9 Mike McPartlin10 Robert McHugh11 J.J. Baginski12 Adam Parker

University of Michigan1 Ray Viviano2 Kenichi Osawa3 Matt Woelfel4 Levi Barry5 Benjamin Hubbard6 Peter Dejonge7 Grant Cole8 Christopher Takahashi9 Michael Abell-Venit10 Kurt Jensen11 Patrick Trabert12 Kevin Jensen13 Sam Rosen14 Garrett Wood15 Kyle Overman16 Bobby Dishell17 Ryan Gould18 Jack Tesar19 Corey TaylorAlt. James OtisAlt. Scott MarlattAlt. Paul HernleyAlt. Riley ColeAlt. Adam BerryAlt. Ian Waters

University of Wisconsin1 Ryan Svoboda3 Sean Madden7 Brad Ferris8 Colin Terwelp10 Alex Difonzo11 Charlie Krause12 Drew Heidenreich16 Connor Murphy21 Dan Wolak23 Ryne Carbone

FLORIDA DIVISION

Florida Gulf CoastUniversity1 Alex Benner2 Frankie Vitiello3 Robert Holscher4 Daniel Antonell5 Abel Echemendia6 Andrew Strohmeier7 Matthew Bunting8 Chris Araujo12 Jonathan Jornlid13 Nate Garland15 Alex Strohmeier16 Enrico Dall

Florida InternationalUniversityRoster not available

Florida State University1A Chad Bracey1B Will Winsemann1C Anthony Milone2 Matt Sokolowski3 Bryan Grube4 Jake Gordon5 Dhugal Gardner6 Bryan Traficante7 Freddie Lee8 Daniel Craig9 Kyle Allers10 Colin Osterndorf11 Diego Gonzalez12 John Musengo13 Daniel Osborne14 Jerry Bai15 Daniel Loackaby16 Zachary Tippit17 James Dumais18 Connor Stovall

University of Central Florida1 David Mayhew2 Chris Culver3 Joris Montero4 AJ Van Buren5 James Craig6 Alex Freeburn7 Mohammad Ramadan8 Derek Raw9 Aaron Madden10 Dustin Keyes11 Gaspar Barreto12 Nick Claytotn14 David Smith15 Kevin Diclemente16 Paul Jenny18 Nick Vandersluis19 Jack St. Thomas21 Zach Gelzinis

University of Florida “A” Adam Grippin Eric Ho Christian Kamrath James Madison Jason Mammino Daniel Marquez Brian Montenegro Roger Montenegro Eisa Al Nashmi Kunal Patel Matheus Rodrigues Matt Sheehan Cody Smith

University of Florida “B” Jordan Freeman Damian Garcia Stewart Gray Eric Hedberg Eric Henely Rico Holder Jacob Mould Ethan Needleman Oscar Parra Devan Patel Taylor Plumer Marlon Rodriguez Jordan Segal Jason Spain Trent Willis

University of Miami (Fla.)1 Alan Groll2 Miguel Quevedo3 Kyle Apple4 Jon Anderson5 Fortu Botbol6 Federico de Faveri7 Ricardo Herrera8 Anthony Kanelidis9 Rafael Gallardo10 Jose Mora11 Hernan Gonzalez12 Juan Lopez13 Martino Vigano14 Ian Dixon15 Regi Pereira16 Daniel Quevedo17 Giandomenico Spena18 Josh Levy19 Jordan Halperin20 Matteo Clark Marchetti21 Eduardo Castaneda22 Daniel Reynolds

GREAT LAKES DIVISION

Grand Valley State University1 Nate Koella

2 Josh Ensing3 Carlo Chacon4 Kevin Clancy5 Peter Braseth6 Doug MacDonald7 Cody Duston8 Adam Pummell9 Tommy Barton10 Michael Begrowicz11 Brian Thompson12 Stephen Orey15 Jon Tcshirhart16 Joey Steffes18 Evan Repeck21 Taylor Tannous24 Josh Gonzales25 Ben Newcomb

Loyola University (Ill.)1 Alex Lazzar2 Pat Dapic3 Tim Dale4 Matt Kmiecik8 Mark Occhienero9 Billy Zhe10 Alex Barrylowicz11 Lilly Nassiri-Masouleh12 Max Kane15 Zach Ganger21 Stavros Tsitsopoulos

Miami University (Ohio)1/4 Curtis Schaefer1A Turner Simmons2 Nate Schott3 Charlie Shaw4 Curtis Schaefer5 Zach Varwig6 Price Norman7 Matt Gandlmayr8 Eric Keller9 Adam Morrisey10 Trevor Johnson11 Chris Linville12 Josh Kerr13 Mark Vander Wall14 Jessen Link15 Kevin Carrabine16 Brennan Cline17 Andrew Piggott18 Ricky Pamensky21 Tyler Saint Germain22 Jason Hass

Ohio University1 Brandon Crawford2 Clay Matthew3 Phil Kelley8 Tim Jennings11 Andrew Delollo12 Kyle Ryan14 Aaron Wheatley16 AJ Montesano

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Ohio State University1 Troy Karski2 Tom Doyle3 Scott Wright4 Matt D’Errico5 Rob Waters6 Porter Ritchie7 Andrew Turner8 Doug Hannum9 Max Ringwald10 Amit Raghuvanshi11 Michael Barrow12 David Albert13 John Spangler

University of Dayton1A Matt Derrico2 Matt O’Brien3 Joey Martin4 Nicholas Hufford5 Jimmy Nickele6 Ryan Hays7 Conor Thelen8 Peter Wilson9 Bennett Fitz10 Michael Ward11 John O’Malley12 Ian Kinsella13 Josh Sanctington14 Evan Ruggiero

University of Illinois-Chicago1 Shane Krivanec 2 Denis Kuznetsov 3 Joe Kamper8 Dave Lichtenfeld 9 Geoff Schott11 Matt Warsumndski14 Zach Van SwolAlt. Lauren Bailey

Alt. Erika BauerAlt. Ricardo CagnettoAlt. Sebastian DorszewskiAlt. Neil Emig Alt. Matt GarciaAlt. Jackson HillAlt. Nick Velasquez

University of Notre Dame1 Tate Kernell2 Chris Catalino3 Peter Wasik5 Patrick Rice6 Marc Gazda7 Chris Jennis8 Dolff Hanke9 Dan Geisman10 Geno Freeman11 Jon Hancher12 Pat Raycroft13 Kevin Balhoff14 Sean Nees15 Teddy Howe16 James Liu17 Jack Turek18 Michael Planer19 Chris Mertens20 David Howe21 Drew Wroblewski22 Mike McCarty23 Jon MacArt24 Rob Ray

GREAT PLAINS DIVISION

Illinois State University1 Matt Tempel2 Pat Kataulis5 Mike Keho6 David Kuchta7 Mike Byron8 Mike Blackwood10 Sam Musser

11 Ethan Matthews12 Ryan Forner14 Billy Fuener16 Matt Pfersdorf20 Zach Senja Iowa State University1 Nick Davis2 Jake Gazlay3 Patrick Finley4 Sean Murphy5 Kennard Lai6 Nick Eddy7 Evan Timm8 James Howard9 Evan Pape10 Aaron Elston11 Nicholas Flynn12 Andrew Gude13 James Howard14 Ian Jehring15 Erik Johnson16 Neil Keifer17 Curtis Kentner18 Michael Meyer19 Bryan Passini20 Adam Seiler21 Victor Valadez

Kansas State Univeristy1 Eric Balas 2 Bill Foster3 Allison Thiermann4 Steve Rubenthaler5 Richie Enright6 Nick Attwater7 Brent Ware8 Andrew Cook9 Carlos Caro-Delgado

Univeristy of Kansas1A Brenna Roffers1B Jeff Ward2 John Dennis3 Emily Downard4 Johann Duran5 Paige Kauffman6 Austin Hess7 Kayla Finks8 Jeremy Kustoff9 Ross Melen

Univeristy of Minnesota1 Cameron Gimmestad2 Kestutis Micke3 Drew Wojack4 Bret Jackson5 David Brajkovic6 Tyler Briesath7 Mike Opthof8 Anthony Dunahee9 Andrew Haberman10 Micah Koenig

University of Nebraska1 Jeff Lopez2 Derek Virgl4 Nikolas Bravo7 Viktor Khanzhyn 8 Tyler Downs10 Sam Shamburek11 Sam Neal13 Zach Fischer

HEARTLAND DIVISION

Augustana College1 Tony Passaro2 Katie Pittman3 Emily Timmons4 Michael Gerber5 Janelle Gothner6 Brian Andersen7 Kailey Lewis8 Paul Kleinhans-Schultz9 Mark Hillstrom10 Natalie Orsi11 Ryan Landgren12 Ashlee Tiernan13 Patrick Howell14 Emily Singer15 Jamie Graf16 Laura Pemberton17 Ashley Wolf18 Mitchell Tienry19 Erik Niemeier20 Tyler Buss21 Alexander Putz22 Yvonne Skrzypczak23 Guy Iccarino24 Michael Duy25 Aaron HoltAlt. Mackenzie CorrieAlt. Joshua ProsserAlt. Jonathon CarlsonAlt. Ryan Garcia

Carleton College1 Kevin Hallman2 Jess Gourevitch3 Alex Simonides4 Ben Cerjan5 Nora Cassidy6 Sarah Carter7 Maggie Alexander8 Hannah Heavenrich9 Schuyler Rowe10 Samantha Sharpe11 Catherine Christenson12 Arielle Rebek

Grinnell College1 Manu Spooner2 Alex Phillips3 Nathan Krishnan

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4 Will Elsas5 Megan Januska6 Collin Kramer7 Beck Ringdahl-Mayland8 Alec Knight10 Dylan Gray11 Forrest Knapp12 Joe Lytle13 Jakob Gnirke14 Michael Brus15 Tom Lankiewicz16 Dylan Karle17 Donald Dean18 Eric Mistry19 Sam Sherwood20 Roman Grigorii21 Riley Mangan22 Austin Cote

Knox College1 Luke Madson2 Anne Heberle3 Anna Claypool4 Laura Blue5 Alan Ning6 Iliya Nachev7 Bekah Bally8 Remy Baulard9 Adrienne Wagner10 Nick Schulz 13 Christina Henke16 Tyler O’Neill18 Katelynn Schlaman21 Katherine Miller23 Alex Jandernoa25 Andy Glass

Macalester College Nicholas Brooks Kai Cowger Jesse Goldblum Clark Jacobson Aaron Laursen Vinod Malwatte Marko Martinovic Edward Metz Wojciech Michno Brennan Panzarella Noah Rosen Nathan Schachtman Paolo Venneri

Monmouth College1 Frank Wasielewski 2 Chris Falkenrath5 Steve Collins6 Ken Collins7 Jeff Skalon9 Andrew Wright10 Gabe Baginski11 Zach Heilman13 Brett Dunn14 James Corbeil

16 Joe Testolin17 Tony Marino20 Josh Dunn21 Brian Woulfe

Saint John’s University(Minn.) Joe Duxbury Robbie Falchi Roseanne Frederick Alex Gernes Andrew Hovel Mike Kelash Chase Miller Andrew Nicklawsky J.D. Quinby Wiley Radomski Connor Triggs Katie Verchota

Saint Mary’s University (Minn.)1 Regina Barbosa2 Brandon Matis3 Kristen Wilkes4 Anna Smaron5 Abby Schmatscke7 Jon Lamphere8 Linda Tierny9 Sivan Flogel10 Mike Ostman11 Jim Tandberg10 Eric Zeitlin11 Steven Swenson12 Andrew Eggerglus13 Nikki Farmer14 Mary Flynn15 Danielle Swanson16 Ana Cholico17 Thomas Walker18 Mark Ross

MID-ATLANTIC DIVISION

Bloomsburg University1 Emily Stiles1A Michael Sensinger2 Aaron Steinhart3 Alex Evers4 Amber Andrewlevich5 Andrew Krauss6 Dan Montgomery7 Dan Stiglitz8 Erik Stefferud9 Joe Ellis10 Rich Lopez11 Sam Levin12 Shaun Ulmer13 Tara Aughenbaugh14 Katherine Colombo15 Kaitlin Geiss

16 Chris Kempinski17 Nick Ortlieb18 Tim Dorsch19 Patrick Shannon20 Chris Kempinski

Bucknell UniversityRoster not available Carnegie Mellon University7 David Bradshaw8 Keith Appleby12 Brandon Ward13 Daniel Serna-Geitz14 Marc Vacquier15 Willy Elmore16 Matthew Reid17 Vasos Lee18 Mike Lee

Drexel UniversityRoster not available

Franklin & Marshall College1 Parker Nixon2 Steele Schauer3 Richard Denton4 Dennis Chen5 William Cappuccio6 Dana Hubbard7 Madison Clark-Turner8 Sean Mitchell9 Jamie Gross10 Genevieve Pedley11 Tamaki Silver12 Nina Chiappetta13 Michael Zoeller14 Adam Kincaid15 William Hancock-Cerutti16 Jonathan Reingold17 David Apple18 Abigail Machernis

Grove City College1 Seth Shaheen 2 EJ Leuschner5 Drew Archibald7 Dave Dombrowski8 Clay Beckner

9 Ken Vinyard10 Garrett Griffin11 David Bossert12 Jay Wallen13 Ben Jones15 Seth Brooks16 Dan Henley18 Tim Johnson19 Nick Hamilton20 CP Dehli21 Ben Bowser22 Ryan AndersonAlt. Collin Foster

La Salle UniversityRoster not available

Lehigh University1 Dave Begley2 James Malone3 Justin Nice4 Rachel Nordberg5 Ryan Taglang6 Akshay Gupta7 Tim Hilty8 Mario Schwaller9 Carter Lathrop10 Lindsay Naughton11 Mei Parnes12 Kellyn McCarthy13 Alec Chin Lee

Millersville University Fred Darling Jackie Fisher Mike Fisher August Haeuser Josh Harter James Kelleher Johnny Kesler Eddie Kirk Evan Kocon Kevin Koen Maddie Lacesa Christine Neville Colleen Wolgast

Pennsylvania State University1 Bryan Focht1A Peter Lewin

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2 Ben Hengels4 Tommy Miceli6 Cole Hepper7 Keith Meehan8 Ian Golden10 Shane Donnelly11 Sean Wagner12 Shawn Warrender13 Drew Quigley14 Troy Hepper15 Ryan Coupe17 Nicholas Thorneloe18 Matt Cox19 Pedro Murcia20 Andrew NagelbergAlt. Brandon CabarcasAlt. Chris CernickyAlt. Ryan CusackAlt. Tony DeOnnaAlt. Ben FikseAlt. Kevin McDermottAlt. Russell RosenbergAlt. Scott Whiteman

Saint Joseph’s University 1 Nick Crippen1A Michael Zarro2 Brett Portelli3 Brendan Moynihan4 Craig Finnerty5 Maya Wilson6 Dritan Hodo7 Brady Werkheiser8 Madeline Keogh9 Andrew Piazza10 Thomas Bahr11 Tim Bergey12 Michael Shemenski13 Rob Grasmeder14 Michael ThomasAlt. Paige HoehlAlt. Marisa Samuelson

University of Delaware 1 John Sutron2 Greg Doolittle3 Sophia Sawicki4 Nevin O’Malley5 Joe Posch6 Stephanie Romano7 Zach Wibbens8 Peter Pa9 Kimberly Tomlinson10 Ben Cooper11 Josh Humberston12 Jemille Vialet13 Billy Schultz14 Kevin Mullaly

University of Pennsylvania Carlos Alonso Steve Bailey Travis Bailey

Omer Birgen Benjamin Ediger Max Epelbaum Dan Fallahi Ron Golan Nick Grover Paul Hernandez John Ibrahim Mark Liao Jonathan Lustgarten Nabil Mehta John Negro Dan O’Neill Arjun Pai Ryan Percy David Restle Alex Richardson Dillon Schriver Andrew Shapiro Brady Sieber Kai Tang John Voith David Williams Blake Winston

University of Pittsburgh1 Harrison Fisher2 Matt Dello Buono3 Sean Nyquist4 Theo Danciu5 Scott Schmalzried6 Adrian Shodi7 Nick Pellini8 Brian Jackson9 Scott Berkow10 Ryan Waldron11 Steve Turetsky12 Zander Fife13 George Krakowski14 Jon Weibel15 Chad Doucette16 Aaron Merski17 Barrett Erbe18 Dave Eisenberg19 Charles PritchardAlt. Stas GawellAlt. Jason Galletta

Villanova University1 Ryan French2 AJ Schifferli3 Andrew Hotchkiss4 Danny Quigley5 Ian McDonough6 Jamie Padula7 Steven Accetta8 John Maza9 Matt Brawley10 Will Magrann11 Pat Wurster12 Ben Mix13 Vlad Llarch14 Joe Schaadt

15 Daniel Weeks16 Jeff Yau17 Justin Knoebel18 Danijel Pericic

MISSOURI VALLEY DIVISION

Lindenwood University “A”1 Gojko Milutinovic2 Austin Walsh3 Justin Bowers 4 Kevin Gallas5 Marwan Imam 6 Mohamed Abdelkader7 Michael Willar8 Marco Tscheschlok9 CodyKemp10 Brett Heniken11 Daniel Nagy12 Toni Storic13 Sharn Appel14 Andre Boavis 15 Samith Mohamed16 Brett Lundstrom Lindenwood University“B”1 Dino Galic 2 Clayton Brown 3 JeremyHentschke4 Michael Rimkus5 RicardoRivera6 Joshua Schmidt 7 Andrew Scoville 8 Mitchell Condon9 Dustin Boogaart10 Zachary Zambelli 11 Richard Qualter 12 Daniel Goggin13 Bradley Hammel14 Jackob Auinbach 15 Benjamin Kimbrough16 Joshua Briles17 Brian Kaestner18 Anthony Lopez Alt. Morgan BradleyAlt. Bryan EisenbergerAlt. Jeffrey RobertsAlt. Nick SelingerAlt. ThomasSims

Lindenwood University“C”Roster not available

Saint Louis University1 Brian Johnston1A Michael Nydegger1B John Lauber2 Michael Schonoff3 Dan Goeddel

4 Alex Antal5 Ray Kreienkamp6 Eric Appelbaum7 Aaron Gremp8 Jim Heafner9 Daniel Pike10 John Heafner11 Tim Lonergan12 Kevin Arnold13 Jack Buelter14 Michael O’Neill15 Tim Keogh16 Craig Borkovec17 Alex Vavra18 Robby Vavrik19 Steve Freedman20 Jimmy Meiners21 Ben Hogan22 Thoma Andrus23 Pat Donovan24 Michael Kubik25 John Jabouri26 Pete Cosentino

Washington University in St. Louis (Mo.)1 Chris Lauber1A Chris Feng1B Andrew Ng2 Sterling Jawitz3 Sandor Kovacs4 Shay Banton5 Dan Conner6 Vedad Karahodzic7 Adam Gremp8 David Lyubashevsky9 Sean Doherty10 Robbie Gottlieb11 Curtis Eisen12 Kevin Webb13 Tim Greer14 Jim Parks15 Eric Potter16 Alexander Sung17 Ryan Halvorsen18 Rick Chopp19 Kris Sladky

Western Illinois UniversityRoster not available

NEW ENGLANDDIVISION

Boston College1 Kevin Hall2 Ben David3 Peter Ferguson4 Carlos Canon5 Achille Dossekou6 Jared Erlinger7 Adam Gross

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8 Neil Hagen9 John Piirainen10 Ryan Setevens11 Jonah Tomsick12 Kip Tandler13 Peter Bruton14 Parker Condie15 Will Flynn16 Paul Fortin17 Jim Grace18 Ian Malone19 Conor Naughton20 GA Vellios21 Oscar Arano22 Shane Cornyn23 Michael Gannon24 Michael Moritz25 Courtney Mosley26 Bert Pederson27 Matt Solomon28 Alec Stonitsch29 Ethan Sullivan30 Mike Woodbury31 Nick Henze32 Charlie Manclark33 David Moreno34 Matt Serrata

Boston University1 Jonathan Freedman1A Mark Kermath2 Kevin Shiuan3 Eric Hwang4 Chris Chu5 Curtis Hon6 Kyle Schluns7 Brian Domanowski8 David Saxon9 Florian Dhondt10 Andrew Matsas11 John Gaskill12 Colin O’Neill13 Jorge Ross14 Austin Brashears15 Matthew Cahn16 Jeremey Butz17 Kevin Chu18 Andrew AjemianAlt. Saeed AhmedAlt. Andreas KapfhammerAlt. Nikita Kondratiev

Dartmouth CollegeRoster not available

Middlebury College1 Ben Weinberg1A Erik Shaw2 Peter DiCenzo3 David Puyandayev4 Nick Daly5 Austin Bergeron6 Ian Lindsay

7 Andre Keiser8 Pat Li10 Kyle Gerstenschlager11 Nico Kaminow12 Paul Gerard13 Jeremy Janson14 Nate Rudd15 Jeff Haswell17 Andy Collins

Wesleyan University1 Adam Rashkoff2 Stefan Brown3 Mark Ramos4 Martin Kafina5 Wes Fantini6 Erin Cohn 7 Momo Saleh8 Brendan Fortin9 Justin Yoshimaru 10 Dana Drost11 Max Ginsberg12 Seth Peng13 Nick Drohan14 Nick Huston15 Rex Bernstein16 Erik Yan17 Wesley Ho18 Russell Madison19 Ilan Weinshcelbaum20 Thomas Cho21 James Forde22 Ross Gormley23 Jeff Arace24 Jake Rosenbloom

Yale University1 Keith Rubin4 Jack Montgomery5 John Orland6 Ross Macdonald8 Derek West9 Paul Orland11 Andrew Nelson12 Pablo Cuevas13 Keilor Gilbert14 Dom Kwok15 Nick Geiser16 Will Pitler25 David Skophammer

NEW YORK DIVISION

Binghamton University1 Jerry Deboever1A Russell Drake2 Ryan Shoenherr3 Evan Perlmutter4 Kieth Murphy5 Mikhail Gurtovoy6 Sarah Dunne

7 Vladimir Gudovich8 Seth Wolin9 James Stavdal11 Nick Devlin19 Natalie Triana

Colgate University1 Brian Sayler2 Mike Chamberlain3 Elton Steinberg4 Mike Riccione5 Campbell Johnson6 Kody Lyng7 Brody Wacker8 Chip Molten9 Austin Allen10 Conor Eliot11 Cameron McDonald12 Mike Schon13 Heather Frank14 Cam McKee15 Pablo Sasso16 Alan Keith17 Neal Barsch18 Justin Hillman

Columbia University1 Willie Avendano2 Abiel Garcia3 Keith Heyde4 Caleb Greig5 Kai Golden6 Silas Wilkinson7 Joey Jelinek8 Austen Oliver9 Alessandro Buzzatti10 Jhon Echeverri11 Vahe Markosian12 Reid Fitzgerald Cornell University1 Alex Schlichting2 Doug Greer3 Sean Lyons4 Evan Ciecimirski5 Estevan Ginsburg6 Dylan Spitz7 Tyler Marrero8 Eric Yu9 Daniil Shalmiyev10 Mohammed Alsamrrai11 Andrew Broenen12 Henry Olano13 Areeb Malik14 Daniel Torres15 Jacob Raskin16 Mario Martone17 Jack Robbins18 Joey Jelinek19 James Gippetti20 Yuval Grossman

Hamilton College1 Graham Boyd1A Reuben Dizengoff2 Tom Cyran3 Taylor Hogenkamp4 Fumi Asaga5 James Crafa6 Ian Nichols7 Gideon Wertheimer8 Conor Collins9 Ryan Park10 Tom Youngblood11 Morgan Markman12 Nick Ruppel13 Dan Levine14 Zachary Dix15 Michael Weinzierl16 Heather Krieger17 Abby Saks Alt. Erika DesmondAlt. Duo GongAlt. Gina GoldbergAlt. Jake DavidsonAlt. Ben FieldsAlt. Sarah LarsonAlt. Andrew McWhirterAlt. Jeremy Trombetta

New York UniversityRoster not available

Rensselaer Polytetchnic Institute1 Ben Williams2 Aaron Tobias3 Anna Wygant4 Claire Marvinney5 Dan Messmer6 Doug Heinzel7 Heidi Moore8 Jeanette Zeeb9 Lucas Lis10 Sam Hagen11 Ed Rose12 Aaron Valentine13 Adam DuBois14 Alexis Hiller15 Eric Lamoureux

Syracuse University1 Aaron Avalos2 Andrew Fraser3 Billy Wagner4 Emma Gregg5 Jack Goddu6 Jack Lynch7 Jonathan Whittaker8 Joseph Underberg9 Joshua Soper10 Julian Capriles11 Kristopher Gorham12 Luke Jang13 Mark Schenker

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14 Stephen Scuderi15 Theadore Rysz16 Tucker Hart17 Tucker Scherger18 William O’Donnell

United States Military Academy1 Steve Rowland1A Jake Chisolm2 Chris Corbett3 Pengfei Zhang4 Brandon Clumpner5 Michael Gillin6 Hollis Young7 Jake Roberts8 James Lough9 Ben Young10 Eric Kim11 Keith Miller13 Robert Parker14 Josh Martin15 Austin Bennett16 Charlie Gerber17 David Faust18 Shane Lowe19 Johnny Nguyen20 Tyler Nelson

NORTH ATLANTICDIVISION

Amherst College1 Dan Berghoff1A Ofori Amponsah 2 Conor McAuliffe 3 Peter Landefeld 4 Dan Paltiel 5 Will Mosley 6 Carlyn Robertson 7 Ethan Balgley 8 Tyler Bulakul 10 Conor Deveney 12 Chris van den Berg13 Tommy Fredericks 14 Tim White 15 James Yaro 17 Jeff Helt

18 Robbie Homchick 20 Nicole Heise 21 Ben McBratney 22 Bobbi Mason

Bates College1 Jimmy Miller2 Kick Sullivan3 Robert Cubeta4 Dan Aupi5 Matt Lipoff6 Liam Zaaijer7 Jake Vial-Golden8 Mike Hanley9 Nick Karlson10 Will Strathmann11 Alexander Donatelle12 Alex Smachlo13 Evan Cooper

Bowdoin College1 Alex Edison1A Gabi Serrato Marks2 Robert Rhodes3 Noah Perwin4 Peter Routh5 Max Wolf6 Patricia Boyer7 Talhia Nunez8 Joe Celestin9 Chris Granata10 Basyl Stuyvesant11 James Denison12 Nathan Mecray13 Edward Joseph Googins14 Daniel Byrnes15 Hugo Tran16 Patrick Breen17 Spencer Vespole18 Omar Sohail

Colby College Sam Andler Jonathon Brink-Roby Ryan Fischer Brian Gilligan Andrew Hedberg James Hootsmans Tom Hurley

Sandy Johnson Sam Kaplan Shannon Kooser Jacob Marx John Madeira Jack Mauel Colin McLaughlin Kayleigh Monahan Doug Newkirk Kerill O’Neill Andy Peterson Ray Reiling Mason Roberts Adam Spierer Ryan Trafton John Williams

Saint Michael’s College1 John Howland2 Peyton O’Connor3 Zach Fuller4 Dan Healy5 Nick Willard6 Emily Deiter7 Michael Miller8 Michel Migel9 Nathan Paluso10 Sara Williams11 Peter McKenna12 Mellisa Jaskiuwicz13 John WadlingerAlt. Jessica AdamsAlt. Kaitlyn AdamsAlt. Chris CasserlyAlt. Shawna GillspieAlt. Caleb Hall-PotvinAlt. Olivia HamiltonAlt. Matt McCurdyAlt. Liam MichelsohnAlt. Pat RiceAlt. Cory SochaAlt. Madisson SommersAlt. Charles Switzer

Tufts University1 Steve Lessard1A Justin Choi2 Travis Grodkiewicz3 Alex Strittmatter4 Maddie Mayerson5 Benji Koltai6 Hannah Henderson7 David Weiss8 Justin Choi9 Alex Robb10 Chris Langbort11 Zoey Turek12 Austin Wood13 Inbar Fried14 Michael Lambert15 KJ Kroetch16 Kyle Savidge17 Alex Henry

18 Kyle Donahue19 Jeff Fine20 Ellen Gage21 Nate Bailey22 Matt SandaAlt. Kathryn ConiglioAlt. Scarlett HaoAlt. Josh NorvilleAlt. Will ParkerAlt. Emily PascalAlt. Laura SchrierAlt. Ben Spevack

United States Coast Guard Academy1 George Thomas1A Ryan Montvydas2 Tyler Kotchman3 Julio Rocha4 Barrett Johannsen5 Marco Tinari6 Charlie Totten7 Harrison Carter8 Adam Hoburg9 Christopher Clifton10 Isaak Olson11 Parker Bratman12 Kent Hunt13 Jacob Kramb14 Brian McGuiness15 Andrew Ellis16 Drew Ferraro17 Marc McAndrew18 Christopher Varrichio19 Maksims Sivohins20 Eric Bonomi21 Johnson Knox

University of MassachusettsRoster not available

University of Vermont1 Matt Mirkine2 Trevor Edmunds3 Morgan Fog4 Cam Hecht5 Jeroen Fabricant6 Julia Macauley7 Mandy Henkler8 Chloe Squibb9 Letty Krueger

Williams College1 Ben Wampler2 John Guiffre3 Will Su4 Greg McElroy5 Sean Sutherland6 Liam Gallagher7 DJ Taylor8 Robbie Feder9 Joe Kinney10 Andy Grabowski

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11 John Maimone-Medwick12 Russell Taylor13 Zhanda Zhou14 Max Tejeda-Albrecht15 Carson Eisenach

NORTHWESTDIVISION

Oregon State University Brad Alvarez Joey Bora Colby Carter Trevor Cramer Will Dai Evan Folz Zach Helm Blair Jackson Kevin Kreiner Sam Nelson Tyler Parmalee Michael Ruck Tyler Sinner Will Steinhauff

Kevin Thompson Jenson Vliss

Portland State University1 Will Hatcher2 Grant Schoen3 Dan Feldham4 Zach Thompson5 Rod Vidomsky6 Yonah Hendin7 Tim Hamlin8 Colton Theer9 Peter Adam10 Isnardo Gallardo11 Ahmed Al Khars13 Nick Nourigat16 Dave Hill17 Mike Liddy18 Hussain Qasim

University of Oregon1 Christian Broom1A David Jampolsky2 Matthew Stang3 Zack Niesen4 Conor Broom7 Travis Bishop8 Zachary Yensen9 Harrison Tingler11 Brian Clifford12 Jim Krolopp13 Kyle McDermott15 Nick Kish16 Shawn Gilmore17 Cray Rogers18 Jordan McLaren20 Robert Brumley

21 Jacob Warkov22 Aaron Bishow

University of Washington (Wash.)1 Chris Lim2 Joe Laird3 Justin Dellinger4 Markus Guittierez5 Sam Sussman6 Peter Zajac7 Quinn Sterling8 Connor Stinson9 Cameron Simmons10 Adam Soble11 Artem Chumak12 Bryan Diebag13 Carl Bohm14 Read Slichter15 Stephen Bell16 Chris Welsh17 Garrett Venema18 Hayden Goundy19 Hayden Ray20 Joe Hughes Western WashingtonUniversity1 Miles Gilmore2 Nick Maxwell3 Brandon Neville

4 Kevin Reese5 Mike Hoff6 Jim Knape7 Chris Petersen

PACIFIC COASTDIVISION

California Polytechnic State University1 Henry Fisk2 Casey Nakamura3 Cody Coleman4 Connor McGill 5 Dorian Danic6 Dustin Lee7 Greg Welch8 Hale Little9 Jake Mix10 Jake Muir11 John Sims12 Jordan Schafer13 Josh Combs14 Kyle Loomis15 Marco Hernandez16 Mason Morgan17 Nathen Paulson18 Nick Katsaris19 Sam Brandt20 Sam Foley

21 Sean Hooper22 Sean Puterbaugh23 Shea Brucker24 Trevor Heglund25 Zac Curhan

San Diego State UniversityRoster not available

University of California- Irvine1 Jimmy Friedrich1 Alex Kazmier1 Michael Bailey1 Evan Mahoney2 Brian Pickford3 Max Parrague4 Alan Robertson5 Mitch Wise6 Sam Figueroa7 Derrik Jarvis8 Jacob Mourer9 Nick Pfeil10 Winston Newland11 Trent Baxter12 Blake Terry13 Justin Papa14 Kyle Adama15 Kyle Kittlitz16 Bo de Lange17 Chandler Talleur

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18 Andrew Fisher19 Robert McDonald20 Beau Moody

University of California- Los Angeles1 Mike Scott2 Dawson Jope3 Frank Hwang4 Bill Farmer5 Max Scott6 David Tomajan8 Cameron Virjee9 John Carney10 Jack Roney13 Tommy Cornelius15 Michael Olson17 Zack Straube18 John Bogaard19 Eric Sasse20 Jacky Kwong21 Austin Gable

University of California- San DiegoRoster not available

University of California- Santa Barbara Kyle Hersh Sean Ison Paul Nagle Spencer Neste Duran Reid Chris Schmuckel Skaught Tomly Sean Towers

University of San Diego1 James Gross2 William Callas3 Peter Ferrari4 Andy Fulton5 Matt Becker6 Nick Klein7 Justin Marini8 Matthew Pim9 Ted Simonson

University of Southern California1 Jake Rudolph2 James Miller3 Taylan Alpan4 Tom Avery5 Miles Deamer6 Will Agramonte7 Brandon Parole8 JL Kiss9 Hank Weintraub10 Tucker Pettis 11 Christian Grant12 JJ Bassette

13 Paul Mitre14 Kevin Crane15 Kane Kuo16 Kelton McCains17 Jay Fantone18 Connor Plaga19 Kevin May20 Pat Talbott21 Tim Brochier 22 Christian Grant23 Matt Bowser

ROCKY MOUNTAINDIVISION

Arizona State University “A”1 Todd Clapper3 Wesley Sjoholm6 Travis Addante9 Travis Dunn10 Chris Roman11 Ryan Bethell12 Nick Ryan13 Alan Nguyen14 Marcos Arroyo15 Simon Hood17 Cory Peterson21 Jordan Lunetta23 Kevin Dunn

Arizona State University“B”Roster not available

Colorado State University1 Jeff Kleven2 Rafael Vidal3 Warren McEnulty4 Philip Korejwo5 Keenan Keseto6 Bayard Nicklow7 Greg Goble

University of Arizona “A” Jamie Clark Dylan Davidson Justin Egkan Justin Friedenthal Matthew George Matthew Goodenough Ryan Hodge Coleman Pickell Steven Rodriguez Bill Ruth Tyler Steeb Andrew Wolff

University of Arizona “B” Yvan Bovard Brett Diemer Jorge Gonzales

Alessandro Guzzo Vatche Kazanjian Michael Kickham Chris Latham Naran Lodhia Sean O’Holleran Will Rodinsky Phil Sparks Liam Titmarsh

University of Colorado “A”1 Dylan Gantley2 Mike Gibson3 Jamie Savant4 Peter Lorenz5 Ramsey Abdulhamid6 Thomas Savant7 Joe Dungan8 Mikhail Kosyan9 Jon Villaume10 Nick Hollbrook11 Kristopher Craib12 Steve Badeaux13 Mark Ward14 JP MullerAlt. Grant AdamsAlt. Scott ConnollyAlt. Wesley FuruyeAlt. Luke KingsburyAlt. Ian MacfarlaneAlt. Eduardo MeletyanAlt. Lucas Rice Alt. Paul RoseAlt. Nick ShearonAlt. Catan Smith Alt. Jerome Seitz

University of Colorado “B”Roster not available

University of Denver1 Adam Cyr2 Austin Fowler 3 Kenny Yamamoto 4 Matt Gill 5 Chris Buonanno6 Johnny Hilbrandt 7 Andy Lee8 Kyle Harmon

University of New Mexico1/2 Jarryd St. John1A Jeff Solan1B Ryan Grady3 Robert Trujillo4 Brandon Huffman5 Jeff Solan6 Aaron Gunning7 Adam Gutierrez8 Brady Rigg9 Matt Simmons10 Ruben Kimmelman11 Ben Wild

12 Bryant Shuey13 Stephen Sisneros14 Mikhail Grigoriev15 Ryan Thomas16 Igor Goulart17 Andrew Herring18 Noah Allaire19 Billy Simmons20 Colton Grossheim21 Mark Wagner22 Seth Williams23 Alex Kapp24 Alex Vasquez25 Lewis Chiang26 Ryan Wheaton27 Eric Garcia28 Kiko Mendez

University of Utah1 McKay Jensen1A Avi Jurovitzki2 Peter Creveling3 Andrew Zhang4 Tyler Pool5 Andrew Jewell6 Vig Mikulis7 Christian Hayes8 Brian Best9 Ian Smith10 Patrick Jackman11 Danny Bradley12 Brent Weldon13 Geremy Koyle14 Kiffer Creveling15 Christian Bloomquist16 Tim Schmidt17 Sam Leventhal18 Matt Smith19 Tim Leonhart20 Sam Thomas21 Farook Kahn

University of Wyoming1A Chris Chamberlin1B Allen Morton2 David Collins3 Bob Schmitt4 Nick Robinson5 William Ratz6 Jack Blake7 Danis Sabirzyanov8 Brett Kahler9 Christian Bopp10 Shadoe Konicek12 Austin Hoover13 Alex RobinsonAlt. Michael BarrettAlt. Ross CookAlt. Nick GroshartAlt. David LauschAlt. Pourya NikoueeyanAlt. Tanner Schoonmaker

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Westminster CollegeRoster not available

SIERRA PACIFICDIVISION

California State University- Chico1 Taylor Kudell1A Tyler Rettig2 Brian Brearley 3 Kallie Wilkman 4 Kyle Heise5 John Burdick6 Cole Payan7 Tommy Moreford8 Steve Silverspare9 Peter Jacobs10 Anthony Ong11 Cory Bowdach12 JJ Jansen13 Ali Landeros 14 Ricky Niese 15 Mike Craw16 Jackson Ballew17 Shane Alexandar18 Nick Davis19 Justin Short20 Nick Ballew

California State University- Fresno1 Joel Hunter2 Evan Baird3 Izzy Ali4 Nick Sampson5 Nick Frechou6 Kyle Hackett7 Aaron Knott8 Michael Luna9 Allan Williamson10 Jared Linney13 Ryan Stiner

California State University- Maritime AcademyRoster not available

Saint Mary’s College (Calif.)Roster not available San Jose State University1 Kyle Thomas1 Steven Haman2 Paul Jacob3 Kevin Cooley4 Robert Prince5 Mike Solis6 Curtis Ashford7 Daniel Barta8 Samuel Sowko

9 Brandt Takahashi10 David Campion11 Ryan Lewin12 Kyle Portal13 Jaskirat Singh14 Brian Vosters15 Evan Kashi16 Lae Nguygen17 Ben Scofield18 Shane Kaczmarek19 Ronnie Cope20 Chris Connelly21 Tomas DuMond22 Leonard Druker23 John Neff24 Adolfo Oseguera

Stanford University1 Ben Jensen2 Charlie Rudy4 Lucas Flosi5 Sean Holbert6 Nima Ahmadi8 James Balassone10 Bryce Small11 Max Bodoia12 Dan Priestley15 Haynes Winkler16 Dennis Te17 George Malkin20 Loren Tengan21 Scott Swartz

University of California- Berkeley1 Payton Marshall2 Keeley Maher3 Andrew Gabrielson4 Noah Orloff5 Spencer White6 Scott Staskus7 Nick Chien8 Nick McGourty9 Greg Valient10 Marker Anderson11 Josh Volponi12 Austin Thierry13 George Kadifa14 Brian Schmidt15 Ryan Higgins16 Nate VailAlt. Michael BerryAlt. Christian ClarkAlt. Peter DietzenAlt. Justin De La SernaAlt. Nick FerrifAlt. Kenya FertelAlt. Ryan HawkinsAlt. Kona JohnsonAlt. Brad LewisAlt. Joey Papador

University of California- Davis1 Dustin Leale1A Erik Maroney2 Kyle Anderson3 Chris Dawson4 James Burger5 Chris Lester6 Alex Drozda7 Cameron Lane8 Chad Williams9 Chris Aiken10 Christian Dowell11 Jason Hogin12 Josh Gevertz13 Matthew Calhoun14 Josh Pegadiotes15 Matthew Wylder16 Matt Wright17 Timothy Thorsen18 Tyler Scott

University of California- Santa CruzRoster not available

SOUTHEASTDIVISION

Auburn University1 Andrew Eick1A Frank Puglisi2 Sean Fiery3 Anna Claire Conrad4 Patrick Gilday6 Thomas Moreland7 Joey Kirkpatrick8 Freddy Berlanti9 Jordan Ferguson10 Danny Arias12 Diamone Scott13 Andrew Winslow14 Brittany Presley15 Jaky Wilson16 Beau Helton18 Billy Callahan19 Jordone Parker20 Greg Guslani21 Robert Pinover

Clemson University1 Michael Reitz2 Ryan Beliles3 Philip Chesney4 Megan Doherty5 Andrew Douglas6 Steven Ireton7 Patrick Kellish8 Michael Larson9 Michael Mauhar10 Natalie Quin11 Ryan Shields

12 Andrew Stanton13 Andrew Swartz14 Benjamin Swartz15 Blake Walker16 Miles Ware17 Tyler Lephart

Emory University1 Allon Mordel2 Aaron Li3 Andy Ratto4 Brian Massey5 Joseph Kramer6 Patrick Curtin7 Ben Mills8 Ben Brill9 Paul Musille10 Stephen Leech11 Joey Arlington12 Graham Lowe13 Jordan Brustein14 Colin Ho Yin Lam15 Michael Fires16 Graham Potters17 Evan Gagne18 Matt Qiao19 Lucas Rael20 Bryan MannAlt. Alexander BoettcherAlt. Corbin GleasonAlt. Samuel GreenAlt. Greg Michels

Georgia Institute of Technology1 Neal Laxpati1A Michael O’Rourke2 Ilya Kovalenko3 Lynn Huynh4 Patrick Loeffler5 David Shelton6 Christo Carscallen7 Nicholas Thompson8 Greg Mitchell9 Greg Cmarik10 Kevin Hendley11 Vishnu Iyengar12 Patrick Slane13 Andres Arbelaez14 Alexis Schoenborn15 Frederick Damen16 Steve Larson17 Steven Winton18 Kelsey Cannon21 Kyle Blond

University of Georgia1 Drew Duckett2 Michael Stolorena3 Mike Radford4 Andrew Withers5 Alan Carroll6 Mark Hansen

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7 Daniel Brinkely8 Stephen Imperiale9 Chris Maurer10 Michael Riccio11 James Jacobi12 Kyle Smith13 Alexander Ballasiotes14 Alexander Lembeck15 Tommy Cellini16 Graham Kellams

University of Tennessee2 Christian Roberts3 Gordon Peterson4 Jared Bolin5 Robbie Ferguson6 Slater Pennington7 Cedric Tilman8 Ben Contessa9 Leslie Reynolds10 Nick Moran11 Jonathan Snead12 Arya Kabiri13 Jan Hornuf

Vanderbilt University Mitch Boynton Alex Dioro Richard Droghini Scott Feder Yuriy Iskrenko Katie Kahlbaugh Emma Kelly Zaz Saclarides

James Street Lauren Traeger Luke Walker Chris Watkins

TEXAS DIVISION

Baylor University1 Brian Sanders2 Luke Harle3 Lucas Borg4 Benjamin Friedman5 Will Havens6 Kevin Wilson7 Joseph Kirasich8 Jacob Ramirez9 Trey Sedate10 Matthew Meece11 Scott Steinhouse12 Nick Kallimani13 Matt Horner14 Richard Hansen

Rice University1 Tom Gerken2 Sean Boothe3 Peter Abraham4 Ivan Huang5 Paul Abraham6 Jason Buckert7 Chris Thomas8 Brett Virgin-Downey9 Brynnan Webster10 Ravi Sheth

11 Ross Pepper12 Kevin Gravesmill13 Kelvin Pho

Texas A&M UniversityRoster not available

Texas State University1 Corey Parada2 Matt Jones 3 Marcello Salinas4 Derek Bush 5 Ed Gonzalez 6 Art Fuentes7 Alistair Laing8 Alex Sikkema9 Justin Bowling10 Sam Vega11 Wes Poirier12 Brian Sanchez 13 Armando Marines14 Tim MurrayAlt. Joe Trevino Alt. Mark Vickers Alt. Joaquin Tellez Alt. Ulyses Gonzalez Alt. Brice Cuda

Texas Tech University1 Johjanes Sanchez1A Ross Tarhini 2 Taylor Whipple3 Jake Bundy5 Will Weildman

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6 John Cogliandro7 Jake Hines 8 Stephen Bartz9 David Eagan11 David Garrett12 Damien Hines13 Chad Conlin14 Sam Reagan15 Michael Craig16 Tim Allen17 Steven Spratford

University of Houston1 Taylor Beck1A Jason Killebrew2 David Fouty3 Corey DeRutte4 Ahmad Zahra5 Ketan Kapila6 Ashlee Fabling7 Melissa Au8 Jesh Kapila9 Isaac Fouty10 Sean Boulet11 George Gooch12 Jon Fouty13 Elizabeth Demel14 Matt Ryan15 Colleen Craven16 Drew Doty17 Natalie Vickio

University of Texas1 Mike Kruckemeyer2 Kieran Kapila3 Bobby Woolweaver4 Jonathan Berezin5 Ethan Pauling6 Peter Silkowski7 Ricardo Bello8 Klayton Ryman9 Robert Louis Hastings10 Thomas Brisson11 Andrew Pansick12 Albert Espinosa13 Benny Berezin14 Dan StrattonAlt. Eduardo Ayres Alt. Chris BigelowAlt. Chris BoronowAlt. Marco DanieleAlt. Marshall FarwellAlt. Danny HoangAlt. L.J. JonesAlt. James MayAlt. Gabriel PucciniAlt. Cameron RyanAlt. James WangAlt. Kevin WangAlt. Ross YudkinAlt. Nick Zuiker

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