2015 water polo guide

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Table of ContentsTable of Contents / Schedule 1Quick Facts 12015 Roster 2Head Coach Mladen Stanicic 3Assistant Coaches / Support Staff 4Midshipmen Bios 5-152014 Team Results / Stats 16Yearly Records / Series Records 17-19Series Scores 17-19Yearly Results 20-23Letterwinners / Captains 24All-Time Accolades 25-26Record Book 27NCAA Tournament History 28CWPA Tournament History 29Collegiate Water Polo Association 30

2015 ScheduleDate Opponent TimeSept. 5 Fordham ! 9:20 a.m.Sept. 5 Connecticut College ! 2:40 p.m.Sept. 5 Salem International ! 6:30 p.m.Sept. 5 Cerritos College ! 7:40 p.m.Sept. 6 Cal Lutheran ! 8:00 a.m.Sept. 5 Mount San Antonio ! 3:30 p.m.Sept. 12 Fordham $ 10:15 a.m.Sept. 12 Brown $ 3:15 p.m.Sept. 13 Penn State Behrend $ 9:15 a.m..Sept. 25 at Whittier 10:00 p.m.Sept. 26 Air Force % 12:00 p.m.Sept. 26 at Pepperdine 3:00 p.m.Sept. 27 at UC Santa Barbara 12:00 p.m.Oct. 7 at Johns Hopkins * 2:00 p.m.Oct. 7 at George Washington * 8:00 p.m.Oct. 11 at Bucknell * 4:00 p.m.Oct. 17 Bucknell * 12:00 p.m.Oct. 17 Johns Hopkins * 7:00 p.m.Oct. 18 George Washington * 11:00 a.m.Oct. 24 Princeton * 7:00 p.m.Oct. 31 at Princeton * 12:00 p.m.Nov. 6 CWPA Southern Quarterfinals & TBDNov. 7 CWPA Southern Semifinals & TBDNov. 8 CWPA Southern Finals & TBDNov. 20 CWPA Quarterfinals # TBDNov. 21 CWPA Semifinals # TBDNov. 22 CWPA Finals # TBDDec. 5 NCAA Semifinals ^ TBDDec. 6 NCAA Finals ^ TBD

• Home games in bold.• All times Eastern.* CWPA Southern Division match! Navy Open$ Bucknell Invitational, Lewisburg, Pa.% at Pepperdine, Malibu, Calif.& at Bucknell, Lewisburg, Pa.# at MIT, Cambridge, Mass.^ Los Angeles, Calif.

2015 Media Guide CreditsWriter and Editor: Alex Lumb. Design: Mark Leddy. Photography: Phil Hoffmann

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AdmissionAdmission to all Navy water polo games are free of charge and will be played at Scott Natatorium, unless noted for Lejeune Hall.

On The WebFor the latest information on Navy water polo including stats, ros-ters, news and schedules, visit the official web site of Midshipmen athletics at NavySports.com. In addition, Twitter updates for select home games will be available at Navy Athletics’ official Twitter page @NavyAthletics.

WebstreamingSelected water polo matches will be streamed live with video airing on the Patriot League Network. The PLN is a free video service and can be access at NavySports.com and PatriotLeague.org.

The CWPAThe Collegiate Water Polo Association media relations office is located in Bridgeport, Pa. Ed Haas (Director of Communications) serves as the office contact. The league office number is 610-277-6787 and the web site is CollegiateWaterPolo.com. Haas’ email is [email protected].

2015 Quick FactsLocation Annapolis, Md.Enrollment 4,400Founded 1845Conference Collegiate Water Polo AssociationColors Navy Blue (PMS 281) and Gold (4525)Nickname Midshipmen, MidsSuperintendent Vice Adm. Ted Carter, USNCommandant Col. Steve Liszewski, USMCDirector of Athletics Chet GladchukAthletic Department Phone 410-293-2700Facilities Scott Natatorium, Lejeune Hall

Team InformationStarters Returning / Lost 5 / 1Letterwinners Returning / Lost 12 / 8Team Captain Will Weggeland

2014 RecapOverall Record 19-12CWPA South Record (Place) 4-4 (T-2nd)CWPA Tournament Finish South: 3rd East: 3rd

Coaching InformationHead Coach Mladen Stanicic Alma Mater Split, Croatia (1981) Career Record (Years) 40-21 (.656) / 2 years Record at Navy (Years) 40-21 (.656) / 2 yearsAssistant Coach Mark Lawrence Alma Mater San Francisco State (2005)Vol. Assistant Coach Blaise Stanicic Alma Mater Maryland (2009)

Water Polo HistoryFirst Year of Water Polo 1982All-Time Record 738-276 (.728) / 33 yearsNCAA Appearances (Years) 14 (1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992 1993, 1994, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008)Best Finish 3rd place (2007)All-Time NCAA Tournament Record 6-31All-Time Record vs. Eastern Teams 621-130 (.827)CWPA Tournament Record 72-28 (.720)CWPA Tournament Titles 9 (1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Sports InformationAssoc. AD (Sports Info) Scott StrasemeierAsst. Director (Contact) Alex Lumb Email [email protected] Office Phone 410-293-8771 Office Fax 410-293-8954Website www.navysports.comNavy on Twitter @NavyAthleticsMailing Address Navy Sports Information 566 Brownson Road Annapolis, MD 21402Navy Social Media

Table of Contents / Schedule / Quick Facts2015 Navy Water Polo Breakdown ‘14 StatsReturning Letterwinners (11) Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. VL G A Pts. Shots 1 Garrett Sabesky 5-11 160 Sr. GK * 190 saves; .482 save % 3 Will Weggeland 6-0 189 Sr. Ctr. *** 44 10 54 103 12 Matt Skowronski 6-0 190 So. Util. * 7 7 14 16 13 Thomas Allen 6-2 170 Sr. Att. * 11 14 25 25 14 Carl Dowzicky 6-0 188 Sr. Att. *** 35 12 47 86 15 Steven Emde 6-7 193 Sr. CD ** 15 21 36 33 18 Robert Sutherland 6-2 195 Sr. Ctr. *** 33 13 46 64 20 Carpenter Warren 6-2 150 Sr. Att. ** 57 24 81 103 24 David Huber 6-6 195 Jr. Ctr. * 27 7 34 58 27 Brendan Metcalf 6-7 220 Jr. CD * 2 3 5 7 29 Taylor Peterson 6-3 204 Jr. Att. * 11 2 13 16

Letterwinners Lost (8) Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. VL G A Pts. Shots -- Tyler Barker 5-11 176 -- GK ** 69 saves; .489 save % -- Vikram Kanth 6-2 157 -- GK * 9 saves; .529 save % -- Thomas Patterson 5-10 175 -- Att. *** 64 24 88 118 -- Patrick Geer 5-11 160 -- Att. * 8 0 8 22 -- Christian Macias 5-11 175 -- Att. * 9 8 17 18 -- Matt Newby 5-9 170 -- Att. * 10 5 15 18 -- Jack Finch 6-0 160 -- Att. **** 3 19 22 18 -- P.J. Taylor 6-2 180 -- Att. ** 6 8 14 20

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2015 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School 1 Garrett Sabesky GK Sr. 5-11 160 Lakeside, Calif. / Coronado 1A Joseph Rodgers GK Sr. 6-2 170 Coronado, Calif. / Coronado 1B Francis Kim GK Fr. 6-1 180 Houston, Texas / Clear Lake 1C Beau Bayless GK Sr. 5-11 160 Carmel, Calif. / Stevenson 1D Caleb Lintz GK Sr. 6-1 175 Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley 2 J.B. Lee Attacker So. 6-0 175 Newport Coast, Calif. / Servite 3 Will Weggeland Center Sr. 6-0 189 Riverside, Calif. / Riverside Poly 4 Carl Dowzicky Utility Sr. 6-0 188 Collegeville, Pa. / Germantown Academy 5 Evan Staresinic Center Jr. 6-1 212 Bradford Woods, Pa. / North Allegheny 6 Thomas Allen Attacker Sr. 6-2 170 Fresno, Calif. / Clovis West 7 Ian Bagent Utility So. 6-3 200 Norcross, Ga. / Norcross 8 Tim McCown Utility So. 6-1 175 Finksburg, Md. / Calvert Hall College 9 Jack Robinson LH So. 6-0 175 Riverside, Conn. / Greenwich 10 Taylor Bernhardt Attacker Fr. 5-11 191 Annapolis, Md. / Loyola Blakefield 11 Lunsford Schock CD So. 6-4 210 St. Louis, Mo. / MICDS / The Hill School 12 Matt Skowronski Utility So. 6-0 190 Oak Hill, Va./ Gonzaga College 13 Greg Gruseck Utility Fr. 6-3 177 Mason, Ohio / William Mason 14 Jordan Hay Attacker Fr. 6-2 161 Souderton, Pa. / Souderton Area 15 Steven Emde CD Sr. 6-7 193 Ballwin, Mo. / Parkway West 16 Kyle Koenig CD Sr. 6-2 185 Atherton, Calif. / Sacred Heart Prep 17 Joe Orr Center Fr. 6-5 191 Lake Mary, Fla. / Lake Mary 18 Robert Sutherland Center Sr. 6-2 195 Denton, Texas / Ryan / The Hill School 19 Richard Thomas Attacker Sr. 6-1 155 Long Beach, Calif. / Wilson / The Hill School 20 Carpenter Warren Attacker Sr. 6-2 150 Baltimore, Md. / Calvert Hall College 21 Jared Castillo Center So. 6-0 220 League City, Texas / Clear Creek 22 Patrick Carmody LH Jr. 6-2 170 Fogelsville, Pa. / The Hill School 23 Shepherd Warren Utility So. 6-0 155 Baltimore, Md. / Calvert Hall College 24 David Huber Center Jr. 6-6 195 Fort Washington, Pa. / William Penn Charter 25 Conor Sullivan Center Fr. 6-4 210 Greenfield, Mass. / Deerfield Academy 26 Tyler Zimmerman Attacker So. 6-0 190 McLean, Va. / Langley 27 Brendan Metcalf CD Jr. 6-7 220 Frisco, Texas / Jesuit College Prep 28 Jack Orchard Utility Jr. 5-11 165 Orlando, Fla. / Dr. Phillips 29 Taylor Peterson Attacker Jr. 6-3 204 Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. / Tesoro 30 Gabe Gaspar Attacker So. 6-0 185 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny

Head Coach: Mladen Stanicic - Second season / 11th season at Navy (Split ‘81)Assistant Coach: Mark Lawrence - Second season (San Francisco State ‘05) Vol. Assistant Coach: Blaise Stanicic - Third season (Maryland ‘09)Strength & Conditioning Coach: Rett WarrenAthletic Trainer: Britta PestakOfficer Representative: Lt. Harry Qui, USNEnlisted Representative: Chief Thomas Earnest, USNFaculty Representative: Craig Whitaker

2015 Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Year 6 Thomas Allen Att. Sr. 7 Ian Bagent Util. So. 1C Beau Bayless GK Sr. 10 Taylor Bernhardt Att. Fr. 22 Patrick Carmody LH Jr. 21 Jared Castillo Center So. 4 Carl Dowzicky Util. Sr. 15 Steven Emde CD Sr. 30 Gabe Gaspar Att. So. 13 Greg Gruseck Util. Fr. 14 Jordan Hay Att. Fr. 24 David Huber Center Jr. 1B Frances Kim GK Fr. 16 Kyle Koenig CD Sr. 2 J.B. Lee Att. So. 1D Caleb Lintz GK Sr. 27 Brendan Metcalf CD Jr. 8 Tim McCown Util. So. 28 Jack Orchard Util. Jr. 17 Joe Orr Center Fr. 29 Taylor Peterson Att. Jr. 9 Jack Robinson LH So. 1A Joseph Rodgers GK Sr. 1 Garrett Sabesky GK Sr. 11 Lunsford Schock CD So. 12 Matt Skowronski Util. So. 5 Evan Staresinic Center Jr. 25 Conor Sullivan Center Fr. 18 Robert Sutherland Center Sr. 19 Richard Thomas Att. Sr. 20 Carpenter Warren Att. Sr. 23 Shepherd Warren Util. So. 3 Will Weggeland Center Sr. 26 Tyler Zimmerman Att. So.

Pronunciation Chart 3 Will Weggeland weg-lend 4 Carl Dowzicky dow-ZICK-ee 5 Evan Staresinic stare-uh-SIN-ick 12 Matt Skowronski skuh-RON-ski 15 Steven Emde em-DEE 16 Kyle Koenig coe-nig 13 Greg Gruseck GREW-seck

Breakdown by StateCalifornia (9): Allen, Bayless, Koenig, Lee, Peterson, Rodgers, Sabesky, Thomas, WeggelandConnecticut (1): RobinsonFlorida (2): Orchard, OrrGeorgia (1): BagentMaryland (4): Bernhardt, McCown, C. Warren, S. WarrenMassachusetts (1): SullivanMissouri (2): Emde, SchockOhio (1): Gruseck Pennsylvania (7): Carmody, Dowzicky, Gaspar, Hay, Huber, Lintz, StaresinicTexas (4): Castillo, Kim, Metcalf, SutherlandVirginia (2): Skowronski, Zimmerman

Breakdown by ClassFreshmen (6): Bernhardt, Gruseck, Hay, Kim, Orr, SullivanSophomores (10): Bagent, Castillo, Gaspar, Lee, McCown, Robinson, Schock, Skowronski,

S.Warren, ZimmermanJuniors: (6): Carmody, Huber, Metcalf, Orchard, Peterson, StaresinicSeniors (12): Allen, Bayless, Dowzicky, Emde, Koenig, Lintz, Rodgers, Sabesky, Sutherland, Thom-

as, C.Warren, Weggeland

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Entering his second full season as head coach, Stanicic was elevated from interim head coach on Dec. 20, 2013. An 11-year veteran of the Navy Water Polo program, he has filled roles as a volunteer, assistant and associate head coach for the Midshipmen since 1988. In his first season as the head coach of the program, Stanicic led the Mids to a 19-12 record and nine wins over the final 11 matches of 2014. Spearheaded by Honorable Mention All-American Thomas Patterson, Stanicic and the Mids finished in third place in both the CWPA Southern and CWPA Championship tournaments. With 19 victories, Navy continued its streak of at least 19 wins in every year of the program’s 33 of existence. After serving for eight seasons as an associate and assistant coach under Mike Schofield, Navy’s all-time winningest coach, Stanicic was named the interim head coach on Sept. 26, 2013 after Schofield retired. He turned the Mids season around and led the team to an 11-6 record and its 14th CWPA Southern Championship in program history. In recognition of the program’s success Stanicic was named the 2013 CWPA Southern Division Coach of the Year. Honorable Mention All-America nods to Carl Dowzicky and Carpenter Warren rounded off the 2013 year for Stanicic and the Mids. During the 2012 season, Stanicic helped guide the Midshipmen to a 23-6 record and a CWPA Southern Division regular-season championship. The Midshipmen bolted out to a 20-2 record in 2012, one of its best starts in school history, and scored a whopping 467 goals, an average of 16.1 goals per game. In 2011, Navy recorded a 24-7 record and reached the CWPA Eastern Championship game for the league-record seventh straight time. Stanicic helped the team to a 25-7 record four years ago and the CWPA Southern Division title and an appearance in the CWPA Eastern title game for the sixth straight year during the 2010 season. Five years ago, Stanicic assisted the team to a 22-9 record and the CWPA regular-season co- championship and tournament title. Stanicic served as an interim coach for eight games during the 2007 season, leading the Mids to a 7-1 mark during those games, while starting the team off on its school record 19-game winning streak. He also filled in for a pair of wins in the 2011 season against Connecticut College and Harvard, while head coach Mike Schofield was in California with another Navy squad. In 2013, split-squad action saw Stanicic lead the Mids at the Princeton Invitational for three games. The three head coaching stints gave Stanicic a 9-3 coaching record. After immigrating to the United States, he briefly volunteered as a coach for the Fordham University men’s water polo team. After relocating to Annapolis, Stanicic joined the Naval Academy Aquatics Club as a coach. He also volunteered with the men’s varsity team as an assistant coach, particularly in 1988, helping the Mids to win the Eastern Championship and participate at the NCAA Tournament. He continued in his role as volunteer coach with varying degrees of engagement. Since 1988, coaching the Navy

goalkeepers has been his specialty, producing a number of All-East and All-American selectees. Throughout the years following 1988, Stanicic continued to work with the Naval Academy Aquatic Club and led both men’s and women’s teams to 14 national championships including the Women’s Open in 1999 and multiple-age group titles in 20 and under, 18 and under, 16 and under and 14 and under competitions. He earned a bachelor’s degree at the University of Split at Zadar, Croatia, in 1981. Mladen and his wife, Miriam, are the parents of Maro (35) and Blaise (28). Miriam serves as the USNA Director of Community Relations. Both Miriam and Mladen are also high-level interpreters and translators with the U.S. Government. Their assignments have included interpreting for U.S. and foreign Heads of State, Secretaries of State, Secretaries of Defense and Chiefs of Defense, while their translating work included international treaties. Maro is a former Naval Academy Aquatic Club swimmer and water polo player while Blaise was a standout at the University of Maryland, receiving a pair of All-American honors by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches, becoming the first all-American in the history of the Maryland water polo program. Upon graduating, she played professionally overseas for WPC Mladost, Zagreb, Croatia to win the 2010 National Championship and, she played for the Croatian National Team, competing at the 2010 European Championship Games. Upon her return to the US, she also served as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s teams at George Washington University and currently at Navy.

Stanicic at a GlanceHometown Dubrovnik, CroatiaAlma Mater Split [Croatia], 1981Wife MiriamChildren Son - Maro (35) Daughter - Blaise (28) Coaching Experience1987 Volunteer Assistant Coach / Fordham1988 Volunteer Assistant Coach / Navy2005 - 2012 Assistant Coach / Navy2012 - 2013 Associate Head Coach / Navy2013 Interim Head Coach / Navy2014 - Head Coach / Navy CWPA Southern Division Coach of the Year (1)2013 Year-by-Year as a Head CoachYear School Record Postseason2007 * Navy 7-1 ---2011 ** Navy 2-0 ---2013 *** Navy 12-8 3rd - CWPA2014 Navy 19-12 3rd - CWPATOTALS (3 years) 40-21 ---

* Served as interim head coach from Sept. 29 to Oct. 10, 2007** Served as acting head coach on Sept. 18, 2011 (split squad)*** Took over as interim head coach on Sept. 26, 2013 / Went 1-2 with split squad on Sept. 14-15

All-Time Records vs. Opposition

Opponent RecordBrown 1-0Bucknell 5-3California 0-1Cal Baptist 1-0Cerritos College 2-0Concordia 0-1Connecticut College 1-0Fordham 1-0George Washington 5-0Harvard 2-2Iona 2-0Johns Hopkins 5-1MIT 2-0

Opponent RecordMercyhurst 3-0Occidental 1-0Pacific 0-1Penn State Behrend 3-0Princeton 2-5Santa Clara 0-2St. Francis 3-1Stanford 0-1UC Davis 0-1UC San Diego 0-1UC Santa Barbara 0-1Wash. & Jefferson 1-0

Mladen StanicicHead Coach | Split, Croatia (1981)11th Year at Navy (2nd as Head Coach): 40-21 (.656)

Coaching Staff



Mark Lawrence, a former head coach at MIT and assistant at Brown University, joined the Navy water polo coaching staff in February of 2014. In his first season as an assistant coach of the program, Lawrence played an integral role in helping the Mids to a 19-12 record and nine wins over the final 11 matches of 2014. Led by Honorable Mention All-American Thomas Patterson, Lawrence and the Mids finished in third place in both the CWPA Southern and CWPA Championship tournaments. With 19 victories, Navy continued its streak of at least 19 wins in every year of the program’s 33 of existence. No stranger to the Collegiate Water Polo Association, Lawrence comes to Navy with three years of CWPA experience under his belt at Brown and MIT. A member of both the men’s and women’s coaching staffs at Brown University in 2013, he worked with the teams in creating training sessions and managing the travel, budgeting and schedules. Lawrence also served as Brown’s recruiting coordinator and oversaw the planning of home competitions and tournaments. In 2013, Lawrence and the Brown’s men’s team had two players, Henry Fox and James McNamara, named to the CWPA Northern Division First Team. On the women’s side, Brown was recognized twice on the CWPA All-Division First Team as Kate Woods and Madison Pepper were honored. Prior to joining the Bears, Lawrence was the head coach at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for two seasons in 2011 and 2012. Under his leadership, the Engineers won 21 games, including four in CWPA postseason contests. In his final season at MIT in 2012, Lawrence helped freshman Kale Rogers set the school scoring record with 77 goals scored. In recognition of this mark, Rogers was chosen as the CWPA Northern Division Rookie of the Year. Overall, five MIT athletes were named to All-Division teams while Lawrence headed the program. His first collegiate coaching opportunity occurred at Arizona State where he was a graduate assistant for the women’s team during the 2009 season. Experienced in international competition as well, Lawrence was an assistant head coach for the Kazakhstan Women’s National Team in 2011. He assisted in the re-development of the national team and coached the squad at the 2011 Fina World Championships in Shanghai, China. Since Jan. 2013, he has been a coach with the United States Water Polo Association in the Olympic Development Program. Lawrence’s club and high school coaching experience includes time with Washington High School and the Ohlone College Youth Water Polo Club, both in Fremont, Calif. As a player, Lawrence was a letterwinner at Queens College where he played on the school’s 2002 NCAA Final Four team. He continued his playing career as a member of the Brisbane Breakers Water Polo Club in Brisbane, Australia during its 2005 season. Along with playing, Lawrence taught water polo to high school and middle school athletes throughout the Brisbane area. Lawrence graduated from San Francisco State University in 2005 with a B.A. in English Literature.

Blaise StanicicVolunteer Assistant CoachAlma Mater: Maryland (2009)Years at Navy: Third

Blaise Stanicic is in her third season with the Navy Water Polo program as she joined in a volunteer capacity during the 2013 campaign. A standout student-athlete at the University of Maryland, Stanicic received a pair of All-American honors in 2008 and 2009 by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches. Those honors made her the first all-American in the history of the Maryland water polo program. Stanicic totaled 139 goals and 116 assists during her four-year career as a Terrapin. Upon graduating, Stanicic played professionally overseas for the Croatian club, WPC Mladost (Zagreb) and played a leading role in her team winning the 2010 National Championship. She also competed with the Croatian National Team and at the 2010 European Championship was the starter with heaviest minutes on the team. Once she returned to the United States, Stanicic coached Naval Academy’s club water polo team and served as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s teams at George Washington University during the 2011-12 season. Stanicic spent six semesters on Maryland’s Dean’s List and earned a bachelor’s degree in English in 2009. During her stint at the George Washington University she received a master’s degree in Legislative Affairs. She is the daughter of Mladen and Miriam Stanicic. Mladen is the head coach of the Navy Water Polo team, while Miriam serves as the Director of Community Relations for the U.S. Naval Academy.

Chauncey Winbush

Sport Administrator

Lt. Harry QuiOffficer Representative

Rett WarrenStrength &

Conditioning

Britta PestakAthletic Trainer

Carol AltonAdministrative

Assistant

Mark LawrenceAssistant CoachAlma Mater: San Francisco State (2005)Years at Navy: Second

Chief ThomasEarnest

Enlisted Representative

Coaching Staff

Support Staff



Thomas Allen #6• Attacker

• Senior• 6-2 | 170

• Fresno, Calif.• Clovis West

2014: JuniorPlayed in 27 games for Navy and tallied 24 points on 11 goals and 14 assists, all three offensive totals are career-highs … also collected seven steals … finished with mul-tiple points in eight contests, including six in his last nine games of the 2014 season … in CWPA Southern Tournament, he scored nine points (4g, 5a) over four games and followed it up in CWPA Tournament with four points (2g, 2a) in four competitions … recorded a career-high three assists versus Washington & Jefferson in Navy Open. 2013: SophomoreAllen saw action in 26 games in 2013, recording a career-high 15 points on nine goals and six assists … netted a single-game career-best five points (4g, 1a) versus Mount San Antonio College as part of the Navy Open … also scored multiple points versus Iona (2g), Connecticut College (2g, 2a) and No. 3 Pacific (2a) … tied for Navy’s single-game season-high with four steals versus Cal Lutheran … finished the year with seven steals.

2012: FreshmanAllen appeared in 12 games, scoring 14 points (7 g, 7 a) ... added 10 steals on the season ... scored a season-high three points (2 g, 1 a) in wins over La Verne and Penn State Behrend ... added two points (1 g, 1 a) in both games against Notre Dame (Ohio) ... distributed two assists in Navy’s win over Washington & Jefferson.

PersonalA 2012 graduate of Clovis West High School, Allen lettered twice in water polo and four times in swimming ... led water polo team to a pair of Valley championships in 2010-11 ... was named a 2011 all-California selection ... helped the swimming team to four league and Valley championships and was a two-time All-American in 2011 and 2012 ... son of Kevin and Shari Allen.

Allen’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 12 10 7 7 14 02013 26 7 9 6 15 12014 27 7 11 14 25 0Totals 65 24 27 27 54 1

Allen’s Career HighsGoals: 4, vs. Mount San Antonio College (9-8-13)Assists: 3, vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-7-14)Points: 5, vs. Mount San Antonio College (9-8-13)

Ian Bagent #7• Utility

• Sophomore• 6-3 | 200

• Norcross, Ga.• Norcross

2014: FreshmanA member of the team in a managerial role as he was sidelined with an injury.

PersonalBagent graduated from Norcross High School in 2014 after completing an All-State caliber career … a member of the school’s club water polo team, he was honored on Georgia’s All-State team in 2011, 2012 and 2013 … served as the team’s captain during its 2013 run to the Georgia High School State Championship … earned four varsity let-ters as a sprint freestyle swimmer and finished in third place at the state championship

as part of Norcross’ 200-free relay team in 2014 … son of Susan Bagent … brother, Sean (’13) was a four-year member of the swim team at USNA (2009-13) … born in Houston, Texas.

Beau Bayless #1C• Goalkeeper

• Junior• 5-11 | 160

• Carmel, Calif. • Stevenson

Accolades • 2012 ACWPC All-Academic Team (Excellent)

2014: JuniorWas in the water for three games for Navy in 2014 … saw 10 shots on goal and turned aside seven for a .700 save percentage … saw action versus Fordham (3 saves), Penn State-Behrend (2 saves, twice) … added three points with two goals scored and an as-sist… played in the field versus PSU-B in the Navy Open and scored a pair of goals.

2013: SophomoreBayless saw action in goal during five games … finished his sophomore campaign with 11 saves and allowed 11 goals for a .500 save percentage … made three or more saves versus Penn State-Behrend (3) twice and once against Connecticut College (4) … also appeared versus Diablo Valley College at the Navy Open and No. 3 Pacific at the Brown Invitational.

2012: FreshmanBayless appeared in five games, registering 10 saves against three goals allowed for a .769 save percentage ... stopped a career-high four shots against both Fordham and Washington & Jefferson ... Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) All-Academic Excellent squad.PersonalBayless graduated in 2012 from the Stevenson School, picking up three letters in water polo and three in tennis ... was a first-team three-time first-team all-league selection and team MVP in water polo ... also served as the team captain twice ... helped tennis team to four Mission Trail Athletic League championships and was the team captain and first-team all-league selection ... son of Mark and Tina Bayless ... is an avid fly fisherman and enjoys racing cars at Laguna Seca Speedway.

Bayless’ Career StatisticsYear GP Svs. GA Pct. Ast. Stls.2012 5 10 3 .769 1 22013 5 11 11 .500 0 02014 3 7 3 .700 1 0Totals 13 28 17 .622 2 2

Bayless’ Career HighsAssists: 1, Two times; last vs. Fordham (9-6-14)Saves: 4, Three times; last vs. Connecticut College (9-14-13)

Taylor Bernhardt #10• Attacker

• Freshman• 5-11 | 191

• Annapolis, Md.• Loyola Blakefield

PersonalAn Annapolis native, Bernhardt attended the Loyola Blakefield school in Towson and competed on the varsity water polo and swimming teams for three years each … selected to the 2013-14 NISCA Boys All-America Water Polo Third Team … has been named MVP

Midshipmen Profiles



on multiple occasions as he garnered the accolade with Loyola Blakefield at the Eastern Prep Championships and with Navy Aquatic Club at the 2013 American Water Polo Na-tional State Challenge … spent a semester abroad in South Africa to go to school and play water polo … attended Marion Military Institute in Marion, Ala. during the 2014-15 school year … son of David Bernhardt and Lori Livingston … father is a commander in the Navy and graduated USNA in 1989 … sister Blair (’16) is a member of the Louisville women’s lacrosse team … high school teammates Zach Hoelting ’19 and J.P. Clancy ’18 are on the USNA swim squad.

Patrick Carmody #22• Left-Hander

• Junior• 6-2 | 170

• Fogelsville, Pa.• The Hill School

2014: SophomoreSaw action in four games and tallied three points with two goals and an assist … scored all three points during the Navy Open: two goals versus Washington & Jefferson and an assist against Penn State-Behrend.

2013: FreshmanCarmody appeared in seven games as a freshman, scoring two goals and adding an assist … notched his career-high with two points (1g, 1a) versus Penn State Behrend in the Navy Open … also scored a goal versus Mount San Antonio College at the Open.

PersonalA 2013 graduate of the Hill School, Carmody lettered four times in lacrosse and three times in both water polo and hockey ... was a team captain and the male water polo player of the year as a senior ... also won the Tom Ecclestine Dedication Award in hockey in 2012 ... was the Honor Council President and member of the Big Brother Program ... son of William and Robin Carmody ... played with and against several Navy teammates while at The Hill School, including Richard Thomas, Robert Sutherland, Brendan Metcalf and Jack Orchard.

Carmody’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2013 7 2 2 1 3 02014 4 0 2 1 3 0Totals 11 2 4 2 6 0

Carmody’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-7-14)Assists: 1, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Points: 2, Two times; last vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-7-14)

Jared Castillo #21• Center


• League City, Texas• Clear Creek

2014: FreshmanPlayed in 12 games in his debut season and registered five points on four goals and an assist … scored his first collegiate goal versus Fordham at the Navy Open … earned more playing time down the stretch including five postseason contests (CWPA Southern & CWPA Championship Tournament) … netted a career-high two goals against Penn State-Behrend at CWPA Southerns. PersonalA four-year letterwinner in both water polo and swimming at Clear Creek High School,

Castillo was a decorated competitor with numerous accolades ranging from All-Region to All-American … between 2012 and 2014, he was named to All-Region, All-State and All-American teams following each season … after a third team honor in 2012, Castillo earned First Team NISCA/Speedo All-America nods in 2013 and second team accolades in 2014 … as a result of his national awards, he played in international competitions with the USA Water Polo organization, in 2012 on the USA Cadet National Team and in 2013 on the USA Youth National Team … won the Texas State Championship in 2013 with Clear Creek … member of the National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society … graduated Magna Cum Laude … son of Joseph and Megan Castillo … grand-father, Donald Linehan, USNA ’55, and cousin Matthew Carmona, USNA ’01, graduated from the Naval Academy.

Castillo’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 12 0 4 1 5 0Totals 12 0 4 1 5 0

Castillo’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Assists: 1, vs. Bucknell (10-4-14)Points: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Carl Dowzicky #4• Utility

• Senior• 6-0 | 188

• Collegeville, Pa.• Germantown Academy

Accolades • 2014 CWPA Southern Division Second Team• CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week: Nov. 7, 2014 • 2013 ACWPC All-American Honorable Mention• 2013 CWPA Southern Division Player of the Year• 2013 CWPA Championship All-Tournament First Team

2014: JuniorSelected to the CWPA Southern Division Second Team after producing a statline of 35 goals, 12 assists, 47 points and 19 steals in 30 games … fourth on Navy in goals, points and steals … twice tied a career-high with six points; versus George Washington (3g, 3a) and later versus Johns Hopkins (4g, 2a) … registered points in 25 of 30 games in which he appeared, including the final 12 of 2014 season … 10 multi-point games with six of three or more points.

2013: SophomoreEarned a spot on the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) All-American Honorable Mention team with a breakout sophomore campaign … the CWPA Southern Division Player of the Year posted a career-high 74 points on 58 goals and 16 assists over 31 games played … besides goals, also led the team with 113 shots … recorded the most steals amongst field players with 31 thefts … notched points in 28 of 31 games … scored goals in each of his first 11 games (24 in total) … twice scored a career-high six points in a game, versus Johns Hopkins (5g, 1a) and versus Cerritos (4g, 2a) … on 15 occasions recorded three or more points, including all three games of the CWPA Championship to earn a spot on the All-Tournament team.

2012: FreshmanDowzicky appeared in 24 games, tallying 18 points (11 g, 7 a) ... his 24 games played tied classmate Will Weggeland for the most played by a freshman in 2012 ... scored a career-high four points (3 g, 1 a) in a win over Penn State Behrend ... scored three points (2 g, 1 a) in a big win late in the year against Princeton ... scored two points (1 g, 1 a) in the second game of the year against Iona.

PersonalDowzicky graduated from Germantown Academy in 2012 after lettering four times in both water polo and swimming ... was a two-time team MVP in water polo and a two-time

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recipient of the Scholar-Athete Award ... son of Michael and Robin Dowzicky.

Dowzicky’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 24 18 11 7 18 12013 31 31 58 16 74 82014 30 19 35 12 47 3Totals 85 68 104 35 139 12

Dowzicky’s Career HighsGoals: 5, vs. Johns Hopkins (9-22-13)Assists: 3, vs. George Washington (10-25-14)Points: 6, Four times; last vs. Johns Hopkins (11-1-14)

Steven Emde #15• Center Defender

• Senior• 6-7 | 193

• Ballwin, Mo.• Parkway West

2014: JuniorBroke out as a junior and recorded career-high in goals (15), assists (21) and points scored (36) … added 11 steals … single-game career-highs, included a six-point (4g, 2a) output versus Princeton and a four-assist contest against George Washington … 12 multi-point games with three coming in the CWPA Tournament; totaled eight points (4g, 4a) in four-game series.

2013: SophomoreSaw action in 32 of 34 games for the Mids as a sophomore and tallied 12 points on 12 goals … added nine steals as a central defender … notched his 12 goals in eight contests, including a season-high three tallies against Connecticut College … also had two goals versus Penn State-Behrend at the Navy Open and Bucknell in the CWPA Championship Tournament.

2012: FreshmanEmde appeared in eight games, scoring 10 points (6 g, 4 a) ... netted two goals in a win over Notre Dame (Ohio) in the Navy Open ... added two points against Connecticut Col-lege (1 g, 1 a) and Princeton (2 a) late in the season ... added goals against Notre Dame (Ohio), Fordham and Washington & Jefferson.

PersonalEmde picked up four letters in both swimming and water polo at Parkway West ... led water polo team to a 2012 state title and the swimming team placed eighth at the state meet ... was named the Missouri Player of the Year twice and earned three team MVP accolades ... was a member of the 2012 all-state swimming team and was a state finalist in four events ... was a three-time Academic All-American at Parkway West ... was a member of the National Honor Society in high school ... son of Gregg and Sheila Emde ... father, Gregg, played club water polo at Ohio.

Emde’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 8 2 6 4 10 02013 32 9 12 0 12 12014 25 11 15 21 36 1Totals 65 22 33 25 58 2

Emde’s Career HighsGoals: 4, vs. Princeton (10-5-14)Assists: 4, vs. George Washington (10-25-14)Points: 6, vs. Princeton (10-5-14)

Gabe Gaspar #30• Attacker

• Sophomore • 6-0 | 185

• Pittsburgh, Pa.• North Allegheny

2014: FreshmanAppeared in five games as a freshman and assisted on two goals … recorded assists versus Washington & Jefferson at the Navy Open and Penn State-Behrend at the CWPA Southern Tournament.

PersonalGaspar lettered four times in swimming and three times in water polo … led North Al-legheny to back-to-back Pennsylvania state titles in 2012 and 2013 … served as the team captain as a senior and earned First Team All-Pennsylvania accolades in 2013 … honored as an Academic All-American three times (2011-13) … swam the 200 and 500-free for North Allegheny and was a part of three WPIAL Championship winning teams (2011-2013) … son of Grady and Carol Gaspar.

Gaspar’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 5 1 0 2 2 0Totals 5 1 0 2 2 0Gaspar’s Career HighsGoals: N/AAssists: 1, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Points: 1, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Greg Gruseck #13• Utility

• Freshman• 6-3 | 177

• Mason, Ohio• William Mason

PersonalEarned 10 varsity letters at William Mason High School; four in each of water polo and ice hockey and two in volleyball … twice named to NISCA Boys All-America teams; Honor-able Mention in 2013 and Fifth Team in 2014 … after his senior season in the fall of 2014 was selected as the Ohio State Player of the Year … three-time honoree on the All-Ohio First Team (’12-’14) … two-year team captain … competed at the club level with Moose Water Polo … USA Water Polo Academic All-American … son of Jeff and Diana Gruseck … both siblings Meredith and Jon participated in collegiate water polo at Slippery Rock University and Ohio State, respectively.

Jordan Hay #14• Attacker

• Freshman• 6-2 | 161

• Souderton, Pa.• Souderton Area

PersonalA versatile athlete, Hay competed three years on the water polo team at Souderton Area High School, as well two years on each of the swimming and wrestling teams; also ran track for one season … earned Second Team All-State accolades with Souderton Area in 2013 … attended the Hill School for the 2014-15 school year … named to the All-Tourna-ment team with Hill at the 2014 Eastern Prep Championships … classmate at Souderton Area with USNA squash player Dylan Sweeney ’19… son of Joseph and Lynne Hay … brother Mike Hay ’16 is a four-year member of the Fordham water polo team … born in

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Johnson City, Tenn.

David Huber #24• Center• Junior

• 6-6 | 195• Fort Washington, Pa.• William Penn Charter

2014: SophomoreLeader of the sophomores with class-highs of 27 goals, 34 points and 29 games played … also added seven assists and 10 steals … had eight multi-point games, including five in final 10 games of 2014 … registered four hat tricks … tied single-game career-high with five points (4g, 1a) against Cerritos College in the Navy Open … scored seven points (5g, 2a) during CWPA Championship Tournament.

2013: FreshmanHuber played in 17 games as freshman, notching 13 points on eight goals and five as-sists … tied with Christian Macias for the freshmen goal lead on Navy … set a single-game high with five points (2g, 3a) versus Mount San Antonio College in the Navy Open … had a pair of two-point games: vs. Harvard (2g) and vs. No. 16 Santa Clara (2g) … also scored single goals against Penn State-Behrend on two occasions.

PersonalA 2013 graduate of the William Penn Charter School, Huber lettered four times in water polo and three times in basketball ... also competed on the Princeton Tigers Aquatics water polo club ... led water polo team to three league championships ... was a team MVP twice, captain once and most improved player once ... was named to second team All-American as a senior, as well as All-Eastern All-Star Game MVP and All-Eastern (twice) ... son of Brian and Laura Huber ... mother, Laura, swam at Lafayette, while his father, Brian, was on the crew team at Purdue. His sister, Kathleen, was a member of the rowing team at Harvard for two years.

Huber’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2013 17 1 8 5 13 02014 29 10 27 7 34 4Totals 46 11 35 47 4

Huber’s Career HighsGoals: 4, vs. Cerritos College (9-7-14)Assists: 3, vs. Mount San Antonio College (9-8-13)Points: 5, Two times; last vs. Cerritos College (9-7-14)

Francis Kim #1B• Goalie

• Freshman• 6-1 | 180

• Houston, Texas• Clear Lake

PersonalA multi-sport letterwinner during his four years at Clear Lake, Kim picked up four letters from the swim team and three from water polo … completed his 2014 water polo season with All-State Second Team honors and recognition as the top-ranked goalie in Texas … garnered team MVP and USA Water Polo Academic All-American accolades in 2014 … two-time MVP of his swim team, as well as an honoree on the All-State postseason team … member of the National Honor Society and National Math Honor Society … graduated Magna Cum Laude … interned at NASA … lived abroad for a time as a child … son of Jungki and Jiweon Kim.

Kyle Koenig #16• Center Defender

• Senior• 6-2 | 185

• Atherton, Calif.• Sacred Heart Prep

2014: JuniorRecorded career-highs with four goals, three assists, seven points and 16 games played … collected four steals … twice accumulated two points in a game: versus Occidental College (2a) and Penn State-Behrend in the CWPA Southern Championships (1g, 1a) … scored single goals against Mercyhurst, Santa Clara and Harvard.

2013: SophomoreKoenig played in eight contests as a sophomore, scoring two points on a goal and an assist … registered a goal versus Penn State-Behrend in season-opener and an assist versus the same squad later in the season during the CWPA Southern Championship Tournament … added four steals, all coming in Navy’s postseason victory over PSU-Behrend.

2012: FreshmanKoenig appeared in eight games, scoring four points (1 g, 3 a) ... netted three points (1 g, 2 a) in a win over Washington & Jefferson ... added an assist against Penn State Behrend.

PersonalKoenig graduated from Sacred Heart Prep in 2012, picking up four letters in water polo and three in swimming ... was the 2011 water polo team captain, earned first-team all-CCS and was a second-team all-league honoree ... was a member of the student council ... son of Brad and Lauren Koenig.

Koenig’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 8 0 1 3 4 02013 8 4 1 1 2 02014 16 4 4 3 7 0Totals 32 8 6 7 13 0

Koenig’s Career HighsGoals: 1, Six times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Assists: 2, Two times; last vs. Occidental College (9-28-14)Points: 3, vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-16-12)

J.B. Lee #2• Attacker


• Newport Coast, Calif.• Servite

2014: FreshmanLee appeared in seven games as a freshman, scoring three goals and three assists … notched a pair of multi-point games, including season-highs of two goals and three points (2g, 1a) versus Penn State-Behrend in CWPA Southern Tournament … also notched two points (1g, 1a) against Washington & Jefferson at Navy Open.

PersonalLee graduated from Servite High School in 2014 after completing a two-sport career at the Anaheim school … earned four letters as a sprint freestyle swimmer and two in water polo as an attacker … honored as Servite’s Freshman Player of the Year in 2010 and recipient of the Coaches’ Award in 2011 … played club water polo with Back Bay Water Polo … part of 2014 4x100 freestyle relay team that broke the school record at Servite … was an assistant prior in the Priory Leadership Program at Servite and was charged with

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teaching students leadership skills … President of the National League of Young Men, a non-profit service organization based out of Newport Beach … first name is Joseph … son of Charles and Hannah Lee.

Lee’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 7 0 3 3 6 0Totals 7 0 3 3 6 0

Lee’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Assists: 1, Three times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Points: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Caleb Lintz #1D• Goalkeeper

• Senior• 6-1 | 175

• Mechanicsburg, Pa.• Cumberland Valley

2014: JuniorSaw action in six games and made 17 saves, while allowing 21 goals for a .447 save percentage … added two assists and three steals … made a season-high nine saves against Johns Hopkins … combined for six saves in action at the Navy Open: three saves versus both Mercyhurst and Washington & Jefferson.

2013: SophomoreLintz competed in seven games in goal for the Mids … recorded the second-most saves (42) on the team, while allowing 61 goals against for a .408 save percentage … made 24 of his saves in action versus Harvard (10) and later in the season against George Washington (14) … 14 stops were a career-high and also led the team with four steals versus the Colonials … one of five goalies to appear in Navy’s CWPA Southern Division tournament win over Penn State-Behrend.

2012: FreshmanLintz appeared in 10 games, stopping 29 shots in goal while allowing 30 goals for a .492 save percentage ... stopped career-best seven shots against just two goals allowed in a win over Fordham ... also made six saves in a win over Connecticut College ... stopped four shots in a victory over Notre Dame (Ohio).

PersonalLettered four times in water polo and once in swimming at Cumberland Valley High School, before graduating in 2012 ... led team to the 2008 and 2011 state title as well as the 2011 Beast of the East title ... was a first-team All-American, first-team all-state and USA Water Polo Academic All-American in 2011 ... in 2010, he was named a second-team All-American, first-team all-state and a USA Water Polo Academic All-American ... son of Glenn and Eileen Lintz.

Lintz’ Career StatisticsYear GP Svs. GA Pct. Ast. Stls.2012 10 29 30 .492 3 82013 7 42 61 .408 0 52014 6 17 21 .447 2 3Totals 23 88 112 .440 5 16

Lintz’s Career HighsAssists: 1, Five times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Saves: 14 vs. George Washington (9-22-13)

Tim McCown #8• Utility


• Finksburg, Md.• Calvert Hall College

2014: FreshmanAppeared in five games in his debut season and recorded six points on four goals and a pair of assists … scored a season-high three points (1g, 2a) versus Penn State-Behrend in the CWPA Southern Tournament … netted two goals against the same PSU-B squad earlier in the season at the Navy Open … also scored versus Mercyhurst at the Navy Open.

PersonalA two-sport athlete at Calvert Hall College High School, McCown participated in water polo and swimming in high school … earned three letters in each of the respective sports … honored on the All-MIAA team following his senior season … helped lead CHC to two MIAA Championships (2011, 2013) … served as Calvert Hall’s captain in 2013 … teammate of Warren brothers, Carpenter ’16 and Shepherd ’18, at CHC … member of National Honor Society … lists snowboarding as a hobby … son of Robert and Susanne McCown.

McCown’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 5 0 4 2 6 1Totals 5 0 4 2 6 3

McCown’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Assists: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Points: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Brendan Metcalf #27• Center Defense

• Junior• 6-7 | 220

• Frisco, Texas• Jesuit College Prep

2014: SophomoreAppeared in 15 games and recorded five points on two goals and three assists … forced to the sidelines due to injury over the majority of the second half of 2014 … a factor on the defensive end in marking situations … scored single goals against Washington & Jefferson and Penn State-Behrend at the Navy Open.

2013: FreshmanCompeted in 19 games for the Mids as a freshman and provided the team with 13 points courtesy of seven goals and six assists … started season off fast with a pair of three-point games at the Navy Open (1g, 2a vs. Penn State-Behrend and 2g, 1a vs. Mount San Antonio College) … set a career-high with four points (3g, 1a) against Harvard as part of the Princeton Invitational … assisted on two goals versus No. 11 Concordia … scored his final goal of the season against No. 6 UC Santa Barbara … served as an important defensive sub down the stretch for Navy as he appeared in six of the team’s seven postgame contests.

PersonalA 2012 graduate of Jesuit College Prep, Metcalf spent 2013 at The Hill School in Pott-stown, Pa. ... competed on the club water polo team at Jesuit College Prep and also picked up three letters in rugby ... led team to a 15-0 record and a state title in rugby in 2010 ... was a three-time all-region selection in water polo while serving as the team captain his senior season ... was a two-time all-state selection in rugby ... son of Kurt and Peggy Metcalf ... father, Kurt, is a 1991 graduate of the Naval Academy and his brother,

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Daniel, is currently a member of the rugby team at Penn State.

Metcalf’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2013 19 2 7 6 13 12014 15 2 2 3 5 0Totals 34 4 9 9 18 1Metcalf’s Career HighsGoals: 3, vs. Harvard (9-14-13)Assists: 2, Two times; last vs. Concordia (9-27-13)Points: 4, vs. Harvard (9-14-13)

Jack Orchard #28• Utility

• Junior • 5-11 | 165

• Orlando, Fla.• Dr. Phillips

2014: SophomoreSet career-highs in goals (3), assists (4), points (7) and games played (17) … added six steals … scored two points versus Penn State-Behrend (1g, 1a) at the Navy Open and Mercyhurst (2a) at the CWPA Southern Tournament.

2013: FreshmanOrchard appeared in seven games in 2013, scoring five points on two goals and three assists … began career with four points (3g, 1a) versus Penn State Behrend in first game of the Navy Open … also scored a goal against No. 16 Santa Clara … saw action in postseason games versus Penn State Behrend (CWPA Southern Division Tournament) and MIT (CWPA Championship Tournament).

PersonalA 2012 graduate of Dr. Phillips High School, Orchard lettered four times in both water polo and swimming ... spent the last year at the Hill School in Pennsylvania ... was named a three-time high school All-American, including a first-team selection in 2012 and second-team honoree in 2011 ... served as a two-time team captain ... owns the school record in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay at Dr. Phillips High School ... son of Mark Orchard.

Orchard’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2013 7 1 2 3 5 02014 17 6 3 4 7 0Totals 24 7 5 7 12 0Orchard’s Career HighsGoals: 1, Five times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Assists: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-13)Points: 4, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-13)

Joe Orr #17• Attacker

• Center• 6-5 | 191

• Lake Mary, Fla.• Lake Mary

PersonalCompeted with on both the water polo (four seasons) and swimming (three seasons) teams at Lake Mary High School … earned All-Conference and Offensive Player of the Year accolades in 2013 and 2014 before garnering All-Region and All-Conference nods as a senior in 2015… during the 2014 season with Lake Mary, Orr and his teammates finished fifth overall in the state … also participated at the club level with YCF out of Orlando … Orr and YCF came in first place in the Masters division at the 2015 Sunshine

State Games … member of the National Honor Society and German Honor Society … selected as a USMC Honored Athlete … son of Joe and Darlene Orr.

Taylor Peterson #29• Attacker

• Junior• 6-3 | 204

• Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.• Tesoro

2014: SophomoreImproved on his two-goal output in 2013 to 11 scores in 2014 … totaled 13 points on 11 goals and two assists in 28 games played … found the back of the back in three occa-sions versus Penn State-Behrend at the Navy Open … scored two goals versus both MIT and UC San Diego.

2013: FreshmanPeterson played in 15 games for Navy as a freshman and notched seven points on two goals and five assists … registered two points (1g, 1a) in collegiate debut versus Penn State Behrend at Navy Open … collected a career-high two assists versus No. 6 UC Santa Barbara … scored second goal of 2013 against Connecticut College … played in four of Navy’s seven postseason contests.

PersonalA four-year letterwinner in both water polo and swimming at Tesoro High School, Pe-terson graduated in 2013 ... led both squads to league championships in 2012 ... was a second-team All-CIF selection as a senior and earned a pair of all-league selections ... earned team MVP, served as the team captain and was honored with the coaches award as a senior ... as a swimmer, Peterson was named an all-American in the 4x50- and 4x100-freestyle relays ... was part of the school-record 4x50-medley, 4x50-freestyle and 4x100-freestyle relays ... was team captain three times and was named Most Inspira-tional ... earned a State Farm Student-Athlete Citizen Award, was a scholar-athlete recipi-ent, an AP Scholar and a member of the Honor Roll ... son of John and Julie Peterson.

Peterson’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2013 15 1 2 5 7 02014 28 2 11 2 13 1Totals 43 3 13 7 20 1

Peterson’s Career HighsGoals: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Assists: 2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (9-28-13)Points: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)

Jack Robinson #9• Left-Hander• Sophomore

• 6-0 | 175• Riverside, Conn.

• Greenwich

2014: FreshmanSaw action in six games as a freshman and registered five points on three goals and two assists … scored two points (1g, 1a) versus Penn State-Behrend at both the Navy Open and in the CWPA Southern Tournament … third goal of 2014 came against Mercyhurst.

PersonalRobinson joins Navy after playing for Greenwich High School for three seasons … as a senior in 2013, he played a leading role in Greenwich High going 35-1-1 and winning its 10th Mid-Atlantic Championship in 11 years … also participated with the Greenwich/

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Chelsea Piers Water Polo Club and competed in multiple USA Water Polo Junior Olym-pics … honored as a 2013 USA Water Polo Academic All-American … three teammates from GHS and GWP are D1 freshmen players … enjoys golfing in his free time … son of John and Kathy Robinson.

Robinson’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 6 0 3 2 5 0Totals 6 0 3 2 5 0

Robinson’s Career HighsGoals: 1, Three times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Assists: 1, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Points: 2, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Joseph Rodgers #1A• Goalkeeper

• Senior• 6-2 | 170

• Coronado, Calif.• Coronado

2014: JuniorSaw action in five games and posted a .600 save percentage with 15 saves and 10 goals against … made three or more saves in three of his four appearances in goal, including a career-high eight against Bucknell, also stopped four versus Fordham and three against Mercyhurst in the CWPA Southern Tournament … contributed one assist on offense ver-sus Penn State-Behrend at the Navy Open.

2013: SophomoreRodgers served as a backup goalie for Navy and made three appearances … turned aside nine shots and allowed three goals for a .750 save percentage … made a career-high four saves against No. 16 Santa Clara at the Princeton Invitational … appeared twice versus Penn State-Behrend making three saves against the Lions as part of the Navy Open and two saves in Southern Division tournament victory.

2012: FreshmanRodgers appeared in five games, registering three saves and three goals allowed for a .500 save percentage ... made two saves against Penn State Behrend and one against Washington & Jefferson.

PersonalA 2012 graduate of Coronado High School, Rodgers lettered three times in water polo ... led team to the 2011 CIF Division III title ... as a senior, served as the team captain, was the defensive MVP and was named all-city and all-county ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... son of Anthony and Karen Rodgers ... several of his Navy teammates also attended Coronado High School ... father, Anthony, played baseball at Navy for four years before graduating in 1983 and is recently retired from the United States Navy.

Rodgers’ Career StatisticsYear GP Svs. GA Pct. Ast. Stls.2012 5 3 3 .500 1 12013 3 9 3 .750 0 22014 5 15 10 .600 1 1Totals 8 12 6 .667 1 3

Rodgers’ Career HighsAssists: 1, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Saves: 8, vs. Bucknell (10-4-14)

Garrett Sabesky #1• Goalkeeper

• Senior• 5-11 | 160

• Lakeside, Calif.• Coronado

Accolades • 2014 ACWPC All-Academic ‘Excellent’ Team• 2013 CWPA Southern Division First Team• CWPA Southern Division Defensive Player of the Week; Oct. 28 & Nov. 4, 2013, Nov. 7, 2014

2014: JuniorThe second-year goaltender appeared in 28 games for the Mids as a junior and turned shots away at a .482 clip with 190 saves and 204 goals against … recorded the third-most steals on the team with 22 … assisted on 10 goals … helped Navy to a third place finish in CWPA Championship Tournament with four games of nine or more saves, while holding his opponents to nine or less goals in the first three contests … made a season-high 18 saves versus George Washington in the regular season … had 10 or more saves in seven games … named to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches All-Aca-demic Excellent squad with a 3.22 GPA.

2013: SophomoreIn his first season as a goalie, Sabesky won the starting job and turned in an award-win-ning campaign that saw him named to the CWPA Southern Division First Team … played in 28 games, stopping 272 shots against 244 goals allowed for a .527 save percentage and 8.71 goals against average … his 272 save total was the third highest single-season mark in Navy history … augmented his defensive stats with a team-high 45 steals … aid-ed the offense with the fourth-most assists (19) … made a career-high 19 saves versus both Mercyhurst in the regular season and Johns Hopkins in CWPA Southern Division Tournament … recorded 10 or more saves in 14 games … in Navy’s run to the CWPA Southern Division title held all four opponents to nine or less goals.

2012: FreshmanSabesky appeared in nine games, scoring eight points (5 g, 3 a) ... netted a career-high four points (3 g, 1 a) in a win over Washington & Jefferson ... added goals against Penn State Behrend and Notre Dame (Ohio) in the Navy Invitational ... dished out assists against Notre Dame (Ohio) in the Navy Open and Gannon in the CWPA Southern Divi-sion Tournament.

PersonalA 2011 graduate of Coronado High School, Sabesky spent the last year at NAPS ... competed in water polo and swimming while at Coronado ... was the 2011 water polo team MVP and was a second-team all-league selection ... was also the MVP of the swim team at Coronado ... born July 24, 1993, in San Diego, Calif. ... son of Grant and Diana Sabesky ... several of his Navy teammates also attended Coronado High School ... father, Grant, played basketball at Point Loma College.

Sabesky’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 (Field) 9 2 5 3 8 12013 28 45 0 19 19 02014 28 22 0 10 10 0Totals 65 69 5 32 37 1

Year GP Svs. GA Pct. Ast. Stls.2012 9 --- --- --- 3 22013 (Goalie) 28 272 244 .527 19 452014 (Goalie) 28 190 204 .482 10 22Totals 65 462 448 .508 32 69

Sabesky’s Career HighsGoals: 3, vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-16-12)Assists: 3, vs. Mercyhurst (11-7-14)Points: 4 vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-16-12)Saves: 19, Two times; last vs. Johns Hopkins (11-9-13)

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Lunsford Schock #11• Center


• St. Louis, Mo.• MICDS

2014: FreshmanAppeared in eight games in his debut campaign and notched four points on three goals and an assist … scored single goals versus Washington & Jefferson, MIT and Santa Clara … recorded an assist versus Penn State-Behrend in the Navy Open.PersonalA 2013 graduate of the Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School (MICDS), Schock spent the last year at the Hill School (Pa.) … lettered four times in both water polo and swimming at MICDS … earned honors all four years as a participant at MICDS, including four spots on All-Conference teams (2010-13) and three on All-District teams (2011-13) … he was First Team All-District and All-Conference in both 2012 and 2013 … played for the Mad Dog Water Polo club for Navy teammate, Steven Emde’s father, Gregg … son of W. Bevis and Patience Schock.

Schock’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 8 1 3 1 4 0Totals 8 1 3 1 4 0

Schock’s Career HighsGoals: 1, Three times; last vs. Santa Clara (9-14-14)Assists: 1, vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Points: 1, Four times; last vs. Santa Clara (9-14-14)

Matt Skowronski #12• Utility


• Oak Hill, Va.• Gonzaga College

2014: FreshmanNavy’s most used freshman in 2014, Skowronski appeared in 28 games and recorded 14 points on seven goals and seven assists … made 14 steals on the defensive end of the pool … scored first career goal versus Washington & Jefferson in the Navy Open … registered multiple points on two occasions: 2g versus #14 Brown and 1g, 1a versus Penn State-Behrend in the CWPA Southern Tournament.

PersonalA four-year letterwinner in water polo at Gonzaga College High School, Skowronski was recognized on NISCA/Speedo All-America Honorable Mention as a junior following his 2013 season … successful in the classroom, as well, he was also named to the USA Water Polo 2012 and 2013 Academic All-America teams … graduated Gonzaga as the school’s all-time leading goal scorer with 257 career tallies … competed on the club level with the Naval Academy Aquatics Club along side fellow classmates, Shepherd Warren and Tyler Zimmerman … in his free time, he enjoys golfing … son of Joseph and Barbara Skowronski.

Skowronski’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 28 14 7 7 14 0Totals 28 14 7 7 14 0

Skowronski’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Brown (9-13-14)Assists: 1, Seven times; last vs. Iona (11-21-14)Points: 2, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Evan Staresinic #5• Center• Junior

• 6-1 | 212• Bradford Woods, Pa.

• North Allegheny

2014: SophomoreMember of the Academy, but did not participate in competition with the team.

2013: FreshmanSaw action in 10 games as a freshman and recorded 10 points ... scored seven goals with three assists ... began his career with multi-point efforts in each of his first four games; 2g vs. Penn State-Behrend, 2g, 2a vs. Mount San Antonio College, 2g vs. Har-vard and 1g, 1a vs. No. 16 Santa Clara ... played key role as a substitute in limiting Bucknell’s physical centers in CWPA Southern Division Championship game.

PersonalA 2012 graduate of North Allegheny High School, Staresinic lettered four times in both water polo and swimming ... spent the last year at the Kiski School outside of Pittsburgh ... led swimming team to a pair of state titles and three WPIAL Championships ... was a three-time second-team all-state honoree in water polo, team captain as a senior and a member of the 2011 Zone Tournament All-Region team ... served as team captain in swimming as a senior ... was a member of the German Club, serving as vice president as a junior and president as a senior ... son of James and Susan Staresinic.

Staresinic’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 10 4 7 3 10 0Totals 10 4 7 3 10 0

Staresinic’s Career HighsGoals: 2, Three times; last vs. Harvard (9-14-13)Assists: 2, vs. Mount San Antonio (9-8-13)Points: 4, vs. Mount San Antonio (9-8-13)

Conor Sullivan #25• Attacker

• Freshman• 6-4 | 210

• Greenfield, Mass.• Deerfield Academy

PersonalA three-sport athlete at Deerfield Academy, Sullivan earned varsity letters in water polo (four), swimming (three) and baseball (three) … selected as his water polo squad’s MVP, as well as to the All-New England Tournament Team in 2014 and 2015 … served as captain of his water polo and baseball teams as a senior in 2015 … competed on the club level with the Chelsea Piers program … a certified official with USA Hockey to referee youth games … son of Jerry and Mary-Catherine Sullivan … older sister, Kate played four years of field hockey at Worcester State (2005-08)

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Robert Sutherland #18• Center• Senior

• 6-2 | 195• Denton, Texas

• Ryan

Accolades • 2013 CWPA Southern Division First Team• 2013 CWPA Championship All-Tournament Second Team

2014: JuniorThe fifth leading scorer on Navy with 46 points, Sutherland scored 33 goals and 13 assists over 30 games played … added 13 steals on the defensive end … registered at least one point in 24 of 30 contests, including 15 of the multi-point variety … scored a goal in each of the final nine games of 2014; had seven tallies in CWPA Championship Tournament (four games) … season-high four points on three separate occasions: ver-sus Mercyhurst (2g, 2a), MIT (4g) and Johns Hopkins (1g, 3a).

2013: SophomoreBroke through during his sophomore campaign to post the second-highest point total on the team with 67 over 32 games played … a CWPA Southern Division First Team honoree, Sutherland scored 51 goals and added 16 assists … he took 104 shots and collected 15 steals … a consistent threat, he tallied points (16g, 8a) in each of the first 11 games that he played … only held pointless on two occasions in 2013 … twice matched a career-high with five points (Diablo Valley College: 2g, 3a and Bucknell: 4g, 1a) … in addition to the Bucknell regular season game, he also scored four goals versus Iona and Johns Hopkins … had 18 multi-point games (12 with three or more points) … in recogni-tion of his performance in the CWPA Championship Tournament (5g) he was named to the CWPA All-Tournament Team.

2012: FreshmanSutherland appeared in 23 games as a freshman, scoring 20 points (12 g, 8 a) ... was one of two Navy freshmen (Will Weggeland) to score at least 20 points in 2012 ... scored a career-high five points on a career-high four goals and an assist in a win over Connecticut College ... added three points (2 g, 1 a) in a win over Notre Dame (Ohio) in the Navy Open ... scored two points (1 g, 1 a) in his first career action, the season opener against Gannon ... also added a pair of assists against Penn State Behrend and the Redlands.

PersonalA 2011 graduate of Billy Ryan High School, Sutherland lettered four times in both water polo and swimming ... spent 2011-12 at the Hill School (Pa.) ... was a two-time first-team all-state honoree and was a three-time second-team All-American ... was named the Regional MVP twice (2010, 2011) ... was also a first-team all-state swimming honoree in 2010 ... was a member of the Boy Scouts of America ... son of Brian and Kelly Sutherland ... was a teammate at the Hill School of classmate Richard Thomas.

Sutherland’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 23 7 12 8 20 12013 32 15 51 16 67 92014 30 13 33 13 46 1Totals 85 35 96 37 133 11

Sutherland’s Career HighsGoals: 4, Five times; last vs. MIT (9-13-14) Assists: 3, Two times; last vs. vs. Johns Hopkins (11-1-14)Points: 5, Three times; last vs. Bucknell (10-12-13)

Richard Thomas #19• Attacker

• Senior• 6-1 | 155

• Long Beach, Calif.• Wilson

2014: JuniorPlayed in 10 games and tallied four points via three goals and an assist … scored a pair of goals in California versus Occidental College … also found the back of the net versus No. 16 Santa Clara at the Bruno Fall Invitational.

2013: SophomoreThomas saw action in eight games and recorded five points on four goals and an assist … at the Princeton Invitational, he scored two goals versus Harvard and two goals and an assist versus No. 16 Santa Clara … three points against the Broncos was a career-high.

2012: FreshmanThomas appeared in 10 games, scoring five points (3 g, 2 a) ... scored goals against Notre Dame (Ohio), Cerritos College and Washington & Jefferson ... distributed assists against Connecticut College and Gannon.

PersonalA 2011 graduate of Long Beach Wilson High School, Thomas spent the last year at the Hill School (Pa.) ... lettered once in water polo and twice in swimming at Wilson High School ... led both squads to the Moore League Championship (water polo - 2010; swimming - 2010, 2011) ... was a 2011 All-East selection at The Hill School and was an all-league honoree as a senior at Wilson ... was the Class of 2011 Vice-President ... son of Allen and Polly Thomas ... was a teammate at the Hill School of classmate of Robert Sutherland ... brother, Peter Thomas, played water polo at George Washington for four years, graduating in 2011.

Thomas’ Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 10 1 3 2 5 02013 8 3 4 1 5 02014 10 2 3 1 4 0Totals 28 6 10 4 14 0

Thomas’ Career HighsGoals: 2, Three times; last vs. Occidental (9-28-14)Assists: 1, Four times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14Points: 3 vs. Santa Clara (9-15-13)

Carpenter Warren #20• Attacker

• Senior• 6-2 | 150

• Baltimore, Md.• Calvert Hall College

Accolades • 2013 ACWPC All-American Honorable Mention• 2013 CWPA Championship All-Tournament Second Team• CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week; Nov. 11, 2013

2014: JuniorNavy’s second-leading scorer in 2014, Warren recorded a career-high 81 points over 27 games on the strength of a career-highs in goals (57), as well as assists (24) … also set a career-high with 27 steals … took 103 shots on goal … notched a point in 25 of 27 con-tests … had 18 multi-point games with three seven-point games leading the way: versus MIT (6g, 1a), Johns Hopkins (5g, 2a) and Harvard (6g, 1a) … 15 times he scored three or more points … in eight postseason contests (CWPA Southern and CWPA Champion-

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Midshipmen Profilesship Tournaments) tallied 29 points (20g, 9a) … ended 2014 on a 17-game goal scoring streak … had four steals versus Johns Hopkins in third place game of CWPA Southern Tournament.

2013: SophomoreOne of two Mids to earn All-American accolades as he joined Carl Dowzicky on the As-sociation of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) All-American Honorable Mention team … Navy’s second-highest goal scorer with 53 markers, he added 13 assists for 66 total points in 31 games … fired 108 shots on goal and made 18 steals … collected points in 27 of his 31 contests, including 17 points (9g, 8a) over the first seven and 31 points (27g, 4a) in the last 19 games to close the season … in postseason action at the CWPA Southern Division Tournament and CWPA Championship Tournament tallied 12 points (10g, 2a) and eight points (8g) respectively. in recognition of those feats earned CWPA Southern Player of the Week and CWPA Championship All-Tournament team nods … had 20 multi-point games, of which 11 consisted of three or more points

2012: FreshmanWarren appeared in 12 games, tallying 11 points (8 g, 3 a) ... netted a career-high three points (2 g, 1 a) in a win over Washington & Jefferson ... scored two points against Notre Dame (Ohio), Penn State Behrend and MIT in the CWPA Eastern Championships.

PersonalA 2012 graduate of Calvert Hall College, Warren lettered twice in water polo ... also spent three seasons as part of the Navy Aquatic Club ... led water polo team to the 2011 MIAA State Championship ... was a two-time honoree on the all-MIAA squad ... was named first-team all-Eastern Prep School, NISCA first-team All-American and set a Maryland state record with 131 goals in just 24 games as a senior ... son of Paul and Phyllis War-ren ... brothers, Archie (‘13) and Arny (‘12), were both four-year members of the Navy water polo team.

Warren’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 12 6 8 3 11 02013 31 18 53 13 66 92014 27 27 57 24 81 10Totals 70 51 118 40 158 19

Warren’s Career HighsGoals: 6, Two times; last vs. Harvard (11-21-14)Assists: 3, Four times; last vs. Iona (11-21-14)Points: 7, Three times; last vs. Harvard (11-21-14)

Shepherd Warren #23• Utility


• Baltimore, Md.• Calvert Hall College

2014: FreshmanSaw action in 10 games and netted eight points courtesy of five goals and three assists … added two steals … scored four goals as part of the Navy Open: two versus Washing-ton & Jefferson and two against Penn State-Behrend … later scored a season-high three points versus PSU-B in the CWPA Southern Tournament.

PersonalA 2014 graduate of Calvert Hall College High School, he is the fourth Warren brother to wear the Blue and Gold for Navy in the last four years … follows Arny ’12, Archie ’13 and Carpenter ’16 as members of the squad … lettered three times in water polo at Calvert Hall College (CHC) … named to the All-MIAA team in recognition of his 2013 season … CHC won two MIAA Championships (2011, 2013) … also competed in water polo with the Naval Academy Aquatics Club … member of the Spanish and National Science Honor Societies … served as president of the student body at CHC as a senior … was a teammate at Calvert Hall of classmate Tim McCown … son of Paul and Phyllis Warren.

Warren’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 10 2 5 3 8 0Totals 10 2 5 3 8 0

Warren’s Career HighsGoals: 2, Two times; last vs. Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Assists: 2, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)Points: 3, vs. Penn State Behrend (11-8-14)

Will Weggeland #3• Center• Senior

• 6-0 | 189• Riverside, Calif.

• Riverside Poly

2014: JuniorAppeared in 28 games and found the back of the net for 44 goals … added 10 assists for 54 points on the season … ranked third on the team in total goals and points … tied with Carpenter Warren with 103 shots taken on net … consistently in the box score as he recorded points in 26 of 28 games played, including a team-, season- and career-high nine points (7g, 2a) at George Washington … had 13 multi-point games with nine of three or more … netted a hat trick in Navy’s third place victory over St. Francis in CWPA Tournament.2013: SophomorePlayed in 26 games and registered 57 points on 35 goals and 22 assists … took 82 shots and added 10 steals … started the season off red-hot with 24 points (13g, 11a) in the five-game season opening Navy Open … set single-game season-high during this stretch with seven points (4g, 3a) versus Iona … after missing a small portion of the schedule with an injury, came back to collect points (22g, 11a) in 20 of the final 22 games … col-lected nine points (7g, 2a) in CWPA Southern Division Tournament … had 17 multi-point games with seven of three or more points.

2012: FreshmanWeggeland had a strong freshman campaign, scoring 24 points (14 g, 10 a) while ap-pearing in 24 games ... his 24 points, 14 goals and 10 assists were the most for a Navy freshman in 2012 ... in just his third career game, scored a season-high four points (3 g, 1 a) in a win over Notre Dame (Ohio) ... added three goals in a win over the Univer-sity of Toronto ... scored three points (2 g, 1 a) in the Navy Invitational win over Notre Dame (Ohio) and scored a pair of goals against Cerritos College .. dished out two assists against Gannon in the CWPA Southern Division Tournament ... Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) All-Acedemic Excellent squad.

PersonalWeggeland lettered four times in water polo at Riverside Poly High School, before gradu-ating in 2012 ... was a 2012 first-team all-CIF and all-league selection as a senior ... earned second-team all-CIF and first-team all-league accolades as a junior in 2011 ... was a member of student council, National Honor Society and was a Riverside Special Olympics Volunteer coach ... son of Edward and Jennifer Weggeland.

Weggeland’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2012 24 7 14 10 24 22013 26 10 35 22 57 42014 28 5 44 10 54 7Totals 78 22 93 42 135 13

Weggeland’s Career HighsGoals: 7, vs. George Washington (10-25-14)Assists: 4, vs. Fordham (9-8-13)Points: 9, vs. George Washington (10-25-14)



Tyler Zimmerman #26• Attacker


• McLean, Va.• Langley

2014: FreshmanPlayed in nine games and accumulated four points on three goals and an assist … scored a season-high two goals versus Washington & Jefferson in the Navy Open … also netted points versus Penn State-Behrend (1a in Navy Open) and (1g in CWPA Southern Tournament).

PersonalA three-sport athlete during his high school career at Langley High School, Zimmer-man participated in water polo, swimming and wrestling prior to coming to Annapolis … competed in water polo action with the Naval Academy Aquatics Club for four years … for Langley, he was a 50- and 100-free specialist swimmer and a 182-pound wrestler … member of the National Science and Spanish Honor Societies … earned three scholar-athlete awards … originally born in San Diego … son of John and Leah Zimmerman… father was a USNA Class of 1988 graduate.

Zimmerman’s Career StatisticsYear GP Stls. G A Pts. HT2014 9 1 3 1 4 0Totals 9 1 3 1 4 0

Zimmerman’s Career HighsGoals: 2, vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-7-14)Assists: 1, Penn State Behrend (9-7-14)Points: 2, Washington & Jefferson (9-7-14)

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2014 Team Results & ScoringOverall: 19-12 CWPA South: 4-4 Home: 11-2 Away: 2-5 Neutral: 6-5

Date Opponent Result Score Point Scorers (G-A)Sept. 6 # Mercyhurst W 14-6 Patterson (4-0), Sutherland (2-2), Dowzicky (2-1), C.Warren (0-3), Huber (1-0), Koenig (1-0), MacLellan (1-0), McCown (1-0), Newby (1-0), Peterson (1-0), Finch (0-1), Sabesky (0-1), Skowronski (0-1), Weggeland (0-1)Sept. 6 # Fordham W 12-2 C.Warren (1-3), Weggeland (3-0), Huber (2-0), Emde (1-1), Macias (1-1), Sutherland (1-1), Castillo (1-0), Dowzicky (1-0), Patterson (1-0), Bayless (0-1), Newby (0-1), Skowronski (0-1)Sept. 7 # Washington & Jefferson W 23-2 Patterson (4-0), Newby (1-2), Allen (0-3), Carmody (2-0), Emde (2-0), Sutherland (2-0), S.Warren (2-0), Weggeland (2-0), Zimmerman (2-0), Lee (1-1), Metcalf (1-1), Geer (1-0), Macias (1-0), Schock (1-0), Skowronski (1-0), Barker (0-1), Gaspar (0-1), Huber (0-1), C.Warren (0-1) Sept. 7 # Penn State Behrend W 19-6 Peterson (3-0), Macias (2-1), Bayless (2-0), McCown (2-0), S.Warren (2-0), Orchard (1-1), Robinson (1-1), Barker (1-0), Finch (1-0), Huber (1-0), Metcalf (1-0), Newby (1-0), Patterson (1-0), Carmody (0-1), Lee (0-1), Rodgers (0-1), Schock (0-1), Skowronski (0-1), Zimmerman (0-1)Sept. 7 # Cerritos College W 23-6 Patterson (5-0), Huber (4-1), C.Warren (3-0), Taylor (2-1), Macias (1-2), Emde (1-1), Castillo (1-0), Dowzicky (1-0), Finch (1-0), Geer (1-0), MacLellan (1-0), Newby (1-0), Skowronski (1-0), Metcalf (0-1), Orchard (0-1), Sabesky (0-1), Sutherland (0-1)Sept. 13 ^ vs. MIT W 20-10 C.Warren (6-1), Sutherland (4-0), Patterson (1-3), Finch (0-3), MacLellan (0-3), Dowzicky (2-0), Peterson (2-0), Allen (1-1), Emde (1-1), Weggeland (1-1), Geer (1-0), Schock (1-0), Macias (0-1), S.Warren (0-1)Sept. 13 ^ at #14 Brown W 10-9 Patterson (3-0), Dowzicky (2-1), Skowronski (2-0), Sutherland (1-1), Weggeland (1-1), Geer (1-0), Macias (0-1), Metcalf (0-1)Sept. 13 ^ vs. Cal Baptist W 11-10 Patterson (2-2), Finch (1-3), Weggeland (3-0), Dowzicky (2-1), MacLellan (1-1), Geer (1-0), Taylor (1-0), Macias (0-1)Sept. 14 ^ vs. #16 Santa Clara L 7-12 Dowzicky (1-0), Koenig (1-0), Orchard (1-0), Patterson (1-0), Peterson (1-0), Schock (1-0), Thomas (1-0), Allen (0-1), Weggeland (0-1)Sept. 14 ^ vs. #18 Harvard L 9-13 C.Warren (4-1), Weggeland (2-0), Patterson (1-1), Dowzicky (1-0), Koenig (1-0), Sabesky (0-1)Sept. 20 * Bucknell W 8-4 C.Warren (2-2), Weggeland (2-1), Dowzicky (2-0), Allen (1-0), MacLellan (1-0), Emde (0-1), Huber (0-1), Patterson (0-1), Sutherland (0-1)Sept. 20 * #8 Princeton L 7-12 Weggeland (3-0), Patterson (1-2), Dowzicky (1-0), MacLellan (1-0), Sutherland (1-0)Sept. 26 at #3 California L 5-19 Sutherland (2-0), MacLellan (1-0), C.Warren (1-0), Weggeland (1-0)Sept. 27 + vs. #7 Pacific L 6-16 Patterson (2-0), Geer (1-0), Huber (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), Weggeland (1-0)Sept. 27 + at #10 UC Davis L 9-13 Patterson (2-0), Peterson (2-0), Huber (1-0), Macias (1-0), Newby (1-0), C.Warren (1-0), Weggeland (1-0)Sept. 28 + vs. #2 Stanford L 4-24 C.Warren (2-0), Patterson (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), Dowzicky (0-1)Sept. 28 + vs. Occidental W 22-4 Patterson (6-0), C.Warren (3-1), Taylor (2-0), Allen (2-0), MacLellan (2-0), Thomas (2-0), Huber (1-1), Koenig (0-2), Dowzicky (1-0), Newby (1-0), Skowronski (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), Finch (0-1)Oct. 4 * at Bucknell L 8-12 Patterson (1-1), Dowzicky (1-0), Emde (1-0), Huber (1-0), Skowronski (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), C.Warren (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), Allen (0-1), Castillo (0-1)Oct. 5 * at #10 Princeton L 10-11 Emde (4-2), Patterson (2-1), Huber (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), C.Warren (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), Finch (0-1), Skowronski (0-1)Oct. 25 * at Johns Hopkins L 14-15 C.Warren (5-2), Patterson (3-1), Weggeland (2-1), Sutherland (1-2), Dowzicky (1-0), Emde (1-0), Peterson (1-0), Barker (0-1), Lintz (0-1)Oct. 25 * at George Washington W 19-15 Weggeland (7-2), Dowzicky (3-3), Patterson (3-1), Emde (0-4), Sutherland (2-0), C.Warren (1-1), Finch (0-2), Huber (1-0), Macias (1-0), Newby (1-0), Skowronski (0-1), Taylor (0-1)Nov. 1 * George Washington W 10-9 C.Warren (3-0), Dowzicky (2-0), Huber (2-0), Emde (1-1), Patterson (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), Peterson (0-1), Sabesky (0-1)Nov. 1 * Johns Hopkins W 17-10 Dowzicky (4-2), Patterson (3-2), Sutherland (1-3), C.Warren (3-0), Weggeland (3-0), Emde (1-2), Allen (1-1), Newby (1-0), Barker (0-1)Nov. 7 % vs. (7) Mercyhurst W 19-9 Dowzicky (3-0), Huber (3-0), Weggeland (3-0), C.Warren (2-1), Allen (1-2), Sabesky (0-3), Taylor (0-3), Patterson (2-0), Newby (1-1), Sutherland (1-1), Emde (0-2), Finch (0-2), Orchard (0-2), MacLellan (1-0), Robinson (1-0), Peterson (1-0)Nov. 8 % vs. (11) PSU Behrend W 21-4 Huber (3-1), Lee (2-1), McCown (1-2), S.Warren (1-2), Finch (0-3), Castillo (2-0), Geer (2-0), Allen (1-1), Koenig (1-1), Robinson (1-1), Skowronski (1-1), C.Warren (1-1), Dowzicky (1-0), MacLellan (1-0), Orchard (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), Zimmerman (1-0), Gaspar (0-1), Lintz (0-1), Patterson (0-1), Thomas (0-1), Weggeland (0-1)Nov. 8 % vs. (3) #12 Bucknell L 13-14 C.Warren (5-1), Patterson (3-2), Allen (2-0), Sutherland (1-1), Finch (0-2), Taylor (0-2), Dowzicky (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), MacLellan (0-1)Nov. 9 % vs. (4) Johns Hopkins W 11-10 Patterson (5-2), MacLellan (3-0), Sutherland (2-0), C.Warren (1-2), Allen (0-2), Dowzicky (0-1), Newby (0-1), Weggeland (0-1)Nov. 21 & vs. (11) Iona W 14-12 C.Warren (3-3), Huber (3-1), Sutherland (2-0), MacLellan (1-1), Taylor (1-1), Emde (0-2), Allen (1-0), Dowzicky (1-0), Patterson (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), Peterson (0-1), Sabesky (0-1), Skowronski (0-1)Nov. 21 & vs. (3) #18 Harvard W 15-10 C.Warren (6-1), Patterson (1-3), Huber (2-0), Sutherland (2-0), Emde (1-1), Sabesky (0-2), Allen (1-0), Newby (1-0), Weggeland (1-0), Dowzicky (0-1), Macias (0-1), MacLellan (0-1)Nov. 22 & vs. (2) #8 Princeton L 3-6 Patterson (1-0), Sutherland (1-0), C.Warren (1-0), Dowzicky (0-1), Emde (0-1), Finch (0-1)Nov. 23 & vs. (5) #19 St. Francis W 14-13 Patterson (3-1), Weggeland (3-0), Emde (1-2), Dowzicky (2-0), Macias (2-0), Sutherland (2-0), Allen (0-2), C.Warren (1-0), Huber (0-1) * Denotes CWPA Southern Division game # Denotes Navy Open (Annapolis, Md.)^ Denotes Bruno Fall Invitational at Brown (Providence, R.I.)+ Denotes Aggie Shootout at UC Davis (Davis, Calif.)% Denotes CWPA Southern Tournament (Princeton, N.J.) & Denotes CWPA Championship Tournament (Annapolis, Md.)

2014 ScoringPlayer G A Pts.Thomas Patterson 64 24 88Carpenter Warren 57 24 81Will Weggeland 44 10 54Carl Dowzicky 35 12 47Robert Sutherland 33 13 46Steven Emde 15 21 36David Huber 27 7 34Thomas Allen 11 14 25Jack Finch 3 19 22Lucas MacLellan 15 7 22Christian Macias 9 8 17Matt Newby 10 5 15Matt Skowronski 7 7 14P.J. Taylor 6 8 14Taylor Peterson 11 2 13Garrett Sabesky 0 10 10Patrick Geer 8 0 8Shepherd Warren 5 3 8Kyle Koenig 4 3 7Jack Orchard 3 4 7J.B. Lee 3 3 6Tim McCown 4 2 6Jared Castillo 4 1 5Brendan Metcalf 2 3 5Jack Robinson 3 2 5Tyler Barker 1 3 4Lunsford Schock 3 1 4Richard Thomas 3 1 4Tyler Zimmerman 3 1 4Beau Bayless 2 1 3Patrick Carmody 2 1 3Gabe Gaspar 0 2 2Caleb Lintz 0 2 2Joe Rodgers 0 1 1

2014 GoalkeepingPlayer Svs. GA Pct.Garrett Sabesky 190 204 .482Tyler Barker 69 72 .489Caleb Lintz 17 21 .447Joe Rodgers 15 10 .600Vikram Kanth 9 8 .529Beau Bayless 7 3 .700

Season HighsPoints 9 (7-2) by Will Weggeland at G.Washington (10/25)Goals 7 by Will Weggeland at George Washington (10/25)Assists 4 by Steven Emde at George Washington (10/25)Shots 8 by Carpenter Warren, 3 times (9/14, 10/25, 11/21)Saves 18 by Garrett Sabesky vs. George Washington (11/1)

2014 Year In Review



Coaching RecordsCoach Years W L Pct.Lee Lawrence 1982-84 68 12 .850Mike Schofield 1985-2013 630 243 .722Mladen Stanicic 2007, 2011, 2013-Pres. 40 21 .656Totals 738 276 .728• Stanicic served as interim coach from Sept. 29 - Oct. 10, 2007 (7-1).• Stanicic coached a pair of games against Connecticut Coll. and Harvard on Sept. 18, 2011 (2-0) and three games against Iona, Harvard and Santa Clara on Sept. 15, 2013 (1-2)• Stanicic named interim head coach beginning Sept. 26, 2013

Series Records (NCAA active teams only)Opponent Began Record Last Mtg. StreakAir Force 1985 21-6 10-17-09 W-10Brown 1982 27-19 9-13-14 W-1Bucknell 1982 80-18 11-8-14 L-2California 1986 0-18 9-26-14 L-18California Baptist 2003 4-0 9-13-14 W-4California Lutheran 2013 1-0 9-14-13 W-1Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 1985 11-1 9-29-12 W-9Concordia (Calif.) 2008 1-3 9-27-13 L-3Connecticut College 2011 3-0 9-14-13 W-3Fordham 1982 22-0 9-6-14 W-22Gannon 2001 10-0 11-2-12 W-10George Washington 1983 48-3 11-1-14 W-3Harvard 1983 27-4 11-21-14 W-1Iona 1983 44-0 11-21-14 W-44Johns Hopkins 1982 49-4 11-9-14 W-2LaVerne 2000 1-1 9-28-12 W-1Long Beach State 1987 2-11 9-27-12 L-2Loyola Marymount 1988 3-5 9-17-11 W-1MIT 1983 13-0 9-13-14 W-13Mercyhurst 2001 10-0 11-7-14 W-10Occidental 2014 1-0 9-28-14 W-1Pacific 1993 4-8 9-27-14 L-3Penn State Behrend 2002 10-0 11-8-14 W-10Pepperdine 1985 1-11 9-17-05 L-6Pomona-Pitzer College 2010 1-1 9-17-11 L-1Princeton 1983 56-31 11-22-14 L-4Redlands 2009 3-0 9-29-12 W-3St. Francis Brooklyn 1995 21-13 11-23-14 W-2Salem International 1997 12-0 11-5-11 W-12Santa Clara 1994 6-4 9-14-14 L-4Stanford 1984 0-13 9-28-14 L-13UCLA 1984 0-16 10-2-04 L-16UC Davis 1990 14-4 9-27-14 L-1UC Irvine 1988 1-6 10-11-09 L-2UC San Diego 1986 8-14 9-27-13 L-3UC Santa Barbara 1985 1-9 9-28-13 L-2USC 1986 0-12 9-18-10 L-12Washington & Jefferson 1999 10-0 9-7-14 W-10Whittier 2011 2-0 9-28-12 W-2

Yearly RecordsYear Win Loss Pct.1982 19 4 .8261983 26 3 .8971984 23 5 .8211985 22 7 .7591986 28 8 .7781987 20 13 .6061988 26 9 .7431989 19 9 .6791990 25 7 .7811991 20 10 .6671992 19 11 .6331993 21 7 .7501994 26 7 .7881995 22 8 .7331996 20 8 .7141997 23 8 .7421998 20 10 .6671999 21 11 .6562000 24 12 .6672001 20 6 .7692002 22 6 .7862003 25 8 .7582004 19 12 .6132005 22 7 .7592006 24 7 .7742007 30 6 .8332008 20 11 .6452009 22 9 .7102010 25 7 .7812011 24 7 .7742012 23 6 .7932013 19 15 .5592014 19 12 .613Totals 738 276 .728

vs. The EastYear Win Loss Pct.1982 18 4 .8181983 26 3 .8971984 20 4 .8331985 18 4 .8181986 24 0 1.0001987 18 3 .8571988 21 2 .9131989 19 3 .8641990 20 4 .8331991 18 5 .7831992 18 5 .7831993 18 2 .9001994 19 1 .9501995 20 3 .8701996 18 4 .8181997 20 6 .7691998 16 7 .6961999 19 7 .7312000 22 5 .8152001 17 5 .7732002 20 3 .8702003 20 4 .8332004 16 5 .7622005 18 2 .9002006 19 1 .9502007 19 1 .9502008 16 4 .8002009 17 3 .8502010 21 4 .8202011 17 4 .8102012 18 5 .7832013 15 10 .6002014 16 7 .696Totals 621 130 .827

Series Scores vs. NCAA OpponentsAir Force (21-6)1985 W 14-51986 W 6-41987 W 11-6 W 11-81988 W 8-61989 L 6-91990 W 6-5 L 8-111991 L 5-111993 W 15-101994 W 11-71995 L 2-81997 W 10-81998 W 7-61999 L 6-102000 W 12-9 L 7-112001 W 8-5 W 8-52003 W 9-62004 W 14-72006 W 15-10 W 11-72007 W 11-4 W 10-72008 W 11-42009 W 12-10

Brown (27-19)1982 L 8-12 L 4-101983 L 3-101984 L 10-13 L 12-151985 L 7-8 L 6-91986 W 6-5 W 7-6 W 5-2 W 6-41987 W 14-8 L 6-7 W 8-6 L 6-71988 W 9-8 W 8-41989 W 10-7 W 11-10 L 5-61990 L 9-10 L 8-11 W 12-9 W 7-61991 W 7-61992 W 10-31994 W 9-31995 W 20-101996 L 7-8 L 5-71997 W 8-61998 L 8-91999 L 8-9 W 11-72000 W 14-72003 W 9-82004 W 9-42005 W 11-72007 W 7-62008 L 7-112010 W 8-7 W 15-92011 W 12-102012 L 8-92013 L 10-122014 W 10-9

Bucknell (80-18)1982 W 11-10 W 12-8 W 13-9 W 14-131983 W 10-5 W 11-10 W 11-10 W 14-81984 W 12-7 W 10-7 W 17-81985 W 10-5 L 10-11 L 3-51986 W 12-7 W 11-5 W 16-31987 L 9-11 W 8-51988 W 8-7 L 13-14 W 5-3 W 11-61989 W 15-8 W 10-11990 L 9-11 W 9-61991 W 18-8 W 10-4 W 11-7 W 12-41992 W 12-11 W 9-61993 W 13-7 L 19-20 W 13-71994 W 17-12 W 14-71995 W 19-6 L 12-13 W 11-51996 W 15-8 W 8-71997 W 13-8 W 7-6 W 13-71998 W 14-11 W 13-7 W 10-9 W 9-6 L 11-131999 W 10-9 W 8-32000 W 7-4 W 9-3 W 10-6 W 13-62001 W 9-2 W 8-62002 W 14-72003 W 13-5 W 7-62004 L 6-8 W 12-8 W 8-62005 W 11-6 W 6-2 W 5-4 W 9-8 W 8-72006 W 11-7 W 10-5 W 12-9 W 11-82007 W 9-7 W 10-5

Yearly Records / Series Records / Series Scores



2009 L 11-12 W 8-62008 W 7-6 W 11-62009 L 11-12 W 10-72010 W 10-9 W 9-4 L 12-132011 L 9-10 W 10-8 W 11-52012 W 11-6 W 17-11 L 11-132013 L 6-8 L 10-11 W 9-8 W 10-72014 W 8-4 L 8-12 L 13-14

California (0-18)1986 L 4-131988 L 5-10 L 9-181991 L 6-131992 L 2-16 L 6-14 L 2-151994 L 3-142002 L 5-152004 L 5-72005 L 3-92006 L 3-132007 L 7-12 L 5-82008 L 4-132009 L 7-16 L 4-132014 L 5-19

Cal Baptist (4-0)2003 W 10-42005 W 10-92011 W 11-102014 W 11-10

Cal Lutheran (1-0)2013 W 13-7

Clare.-Mudd-Scripps (11-1)1985 W 9-81986 W 5-41987 L 9-101988 W 10-61990 W 16-71991 W 15-41994 W 16-111996 W 7-31999 W 15-22000 W 9-52011 W 14-122012 W 14-13

Concordia (Calif.) (1-3)2008 W 16-62009 L 4-112011 L 6-142013 L 10-16

Connecticut College (3-0)2011 W 14-72012 W 25-72013 W 19-4

Fordham (22-0)1982 W 20-7 W 14-81983 W 19-7 W 14-41984 W 16-81985 W 21-101986 W 16-6 W 11-21987 W 13-4 W 12-6 W 17-31988 W 17-71989 W 10-51990 W 22-01991 W 14-121999 W 19-12007 W 11-42008 W 15-62010 W 11-102012 W 19-62013 W 12-112014 W 12-2

Gannon (10-0)2001 W 14-12002 W 12-52007 W 19-1 W 16-82008 W 19-22009 W 12-52010 W 18-72011 W 23-32012 W 25-5 W 14-42013 W 12-11

George Washington (48-3)1985 W 9-81983 W 18-41984 W 16-01985 W 18-41993 W 19-101994 W 20-10 W 21-121995 W 16-141996 W 14-71997 L 12-13 W 11-8 W 14-10 L 8-91998 W 15-14 W 12-111999 W 10-4 W 12-9 W 11-72000 W 14-6 W 12-8 W 7-42001 W 11-62002 W 14-32003 W 15-9 W 8-4 W 14-72004 W 13-6 W 18-62005 W 11-9 W 14-32006 W 11-8 W 16-5 W 10-52007 W 11-5 W 9-8 W 16-4 W 15-32008 W 18-8 W 18-122009 W 18-3

W 11-3 W 13-112010 W 11-6 W 22-92011 W 16-7 W 15-82012 W 14-8 W 12-72013 L 13-14 W 16-122014 W 19-15 W 10-9

Harvard (27-4)1983 W 9-81984 W 18-3 W 11-41985 W 25-21986 W 12-6 W 21-01988 W 13-31989 W 10-8 W 11-21990 W 12-71992 W 16-111994 W 14-8 W 19-101996 W 12-7 W 12-91997 W 18-8 W 9-31999 W 8-72000 L 5-6 W 15-52001 W 10-5 L 3-52002 W 7-42004 W 11-10 W 10-52007 W 7-52011 W 10-8 W 20-52013 L 10-132014 L 9-13 W 15-10

Iona (44-0)1983 W 12-6 W 17-51984 W 10-5 W 12-41985 W 9-5 W 7-3 W 16-61986 W 11-10 W 6-21987 W 14-3 W 13-9 W 11-61988 W 5-3 W 13-10 W 13-101989 W 10-6 W 12-81990 W 13-121991 W 6-4 W 11-8 W 7-61992 W 13-6 W 17-81993 W 16-111999 W 18-52000 W 12-32001 W 12-72002 W 9-62003 W 8-7 W 9-3 W 12-6

2005 W 15-6 W 9-52006 W 14-9 W 15-82007 W 8-5 W 12-32008 W 10-5 W 14-102009 W 15-112012 W 18-132013 W 16-9 W 14-62014 W 14-12

Johns Hopkins (49-4)1982 W 11-31990 W 18-31992 W 13-111993 W 13-81994 W 18-121995 W 26-101996 W 18-111997 W 18-71998 W 17-61999 W 16-52000 W 13-9 W 9-12001 W 11-6 W 10-4 W 15-52002 W 16-8 W 13-6 W 10-5 W 17-9 W 10-22003 W 17-102004 W 11-8 W 13-10 W 11-72005 W 13-5 W 10-82006 W 15-13 W 13-112007 W 11-9 W 11-7 W 11-72008 L 8-9 W 9-4 W 15-12 W 16-62009 W 11-9 W 14-7 W 15-10 W 12-9 W 12-72010 W 14-13 W 16-7 W 13-42011 W 13-11 W 16-72012 L 13-14 W 12-52013 L 17-22 W 12-8 W 11-92014 L 14-15 W 17-10 W 11-10

LaVerne (1-1)2000 L 6-92012 W 19-6

Long Beach State (2-11)1987 L 3-181991 L 9-131994 L 11-121995 L 3-10

1997 L 6-92002 L 6-72003 W 12-10 L 7-112004 L 6-72005 L 10-112006 W 9-82009 L 8-92012 L 7-15

Loyola Marymount (3-5)1988 W 18-32002 W 14-32003 L 7-102004 L 9-102005 L 6-72007 W 7-62008 L 4-9 L 4-11

MIT (13-0)1983 W 21-11984 W 23-31985 W 23-21986 W 21-41988 W 15-22002 W 9-62003 W 13-72006 W 10-3 W 13-72011 W 18-52012 W 21-92013 W 19-112014 W 20-10

Mercyhurst (10-0)2001 W 10-22002 W 16-52003 W 10-12005 W 14-32009 W 14-52010 W 15-8 W 16-42013 W 13-92014 W 14-6 W 19-9

Occidental (1-0)2014 W 22-4

Pacific (4-8)1993 L 5-12 L 7-131995 W 5-41996 L 7-131998 L 6-152003 W 8-52004 L 9-102005 W 7-52007 W 13-12 L 11-152013 L 10-252014 L 6-16

Penn State Behrend (10-0)2002 W 18-22004 W 23-42009 W 18-22010 W 19-4 W 17-32012 W 17-52013 W 27-3 W 15-32014 W 19-6 W 21-4

Series Scores



Pepperdine (1-11)1985 L 5-91986 L 9-12 L 3-121987 L 8-10 L 8-161988 W 11-91989 L 5-131992 L 8-191995 L 10-131998 L 6-111999 L 6-122005 L 6-9

Pomona-Pitzer (1-1)2010 W 14-82011 L 7-10

Princeton (56-31)1983 W 16-41984 W 21-01985 W 18-71986 W 19-11987 W 9-71988 W 11-71989 W 16-51990 W 15-6 L 11-121991 W 14-6 W 11-61992 L 11-12 L 2-3 L 7-8 W 14-91993 W 11-6 W 10-91994 W 18-8 W 17-21995 W 15-5 W 9-4 W 8-3 W 10-71996 W 12-8 W 11-6 W 12-101997 W 13-5 W 13-91998 W 11-8 W 9-71999 W 12-11 L 6-72000 W 14-13 L 5-6 W 6-52001 L 2-8 W 9-8 L 5-6 W 9-62002 W 14-13 L 8-9 W 9-62003 L 6-7 L 6-8 W 8-6 L 7-10 W 8-62004 L 10-11 L 4-7 L 9-102005 L 6-8 W 9-7 W 10-82006 W 11-9 W 9-7 W 10-8 W 11-10 W 9-62007 W 13-8

W 14-8 W 11-52008 L 3-7 W 8-6 L 11-12 W 9-62009 W 13-7 L 3-7 W 5-3 W 10-5 L 4-52010 L 6-7 W 7-6 W 8-52011 L 9-11 L 9-10 W 10-5 L 7-102012 W 13-10 W 14-13 L 7-102013 L 7-12 L 11-16 W 12-10 L 8-92014 L 7-12 L 10-11 L 3-6

Queens (18-10-1)1989 W 10-81990 W 25-51991 W 17-21992 W 22-9 W 20-71995 W 12-11 W 20-101996 W 10-4 W 12-81997 W 8-7 W 5-41998 L 7-11 W 12-9 L 5-9 T 10-101999 L 8-11 L 4-8 L 6-7 L 9-102000 W 12-8 W 13-62001 W 10-6 L 3-52002 W 6-5 L 5-7 L 4-52003 L 8-9 W 10-92004 W 25-32010 W 14-5 W 20-8

Redlands (3-0)2009 W 16-62011 W 12-62012 W 17-14

St. Francis Brooklyn (21-13)1995 W 15-71996 W 14-71997 L 5-15 L 7-81998 W 10-8 W 7-61999 W 8-42000 L 4-12 L 5-10 W 13-12

2001 W 14-72002 W 13-10 W 7-5 W 9-72003 W 8-6 W 10-52004 L 7-82005 L 9-14 L 9-102006 W 10-9 L 9-102007 W 11-10 L 7-8 W 9-7 W 11-72008 W 9-8 W 12-112010 L 8-10 L 4-82011 W 9-82012 L 10-142013 L 9-11 W 14-92014 W 14-13

Salem International (12-0)1997 W 11-41998 W 11-31999 W 22-82002 W 21-82004 W 15-9 W 13-6 W 10-82005 W 15-8 W 14-62007 W 8-62010 W 14-102011 W 16-3

Santa Clara (6-4)1994 W 20-51996 W 8-42003 W 8-62004 W 16-102006 W 7-32007 W 11-52008 L 8-112010 L 7-112013 L 12-162014 L 7-12

Stanford (0-13)1984 L 8-161986 L 5-141989 L 6-14 L 6-151993 L 1-161994 L 4-151997 L 6-122006 L 5-14 L 4-112007 L 8-172008 L 4-132009 L 7-162014 L 4-24

UCLA (0-16)1984 L 4-171985 L 5-121986 L 2-10 L 7-131987 L 7-17 L 6-161988 L 6-15 L 3-111989 L 6-121995 L 9-181996 L 6-18

1999 L 6-142000 L 5-122002 L 6-72004 L 4-14 L 3-8

UC Davis (14-4)1990 W 18-41991 W 16-61992 W 14-111993 W 10-91994 W 12-61995 W 11-101996 L 6-101997 W 10-8 W 10-81999 W 13-82001 W 8-52003 L 5-72004 L 10-112005 W 11-92008 W 6-5 W 6=42009 W 10-72014 L 9-13

UC Irvine (1-6)1988 L 5-171990 L 12-131998 L 9-192000 L 3-122006 W 14-92007 L 12-132009 L 7-10

UC San Diego (8-14)1986 W 9-81987 L 5-9 W 11-91989 L 7-91990 W 9-81991 L 7-121992 L 7-121993 L 6-14 L 5-8 W 20-171994 W 16-11 W 7-51995 L 7-101996 L 8-122001 L 7-82002 W 7-52006 L 8-122008 L 6-92009 W 11-102010 L 6-92011 L 15-162013 L 9-11

UC Santa Barbara (1-9)1985 L 5-121988 L 8-101990 L 9-161991 L 10-121994 L 5-101999 L 2-132000 L 3-72005 W 6-42006 L 11-142013 L 7-16

USC (0-12)1986 L 9-10 L 3-81987 L 4-14 L 5-171994 L 5-151995 L 6-23

2000 L 8-11 L 9-152003 L 6-102006 L 3-202008 L 9-142010 L 6-15

Wash. & Jefferson (10-0)1999 W 15-8 W 13-22003 W 12-5 W 17-62008 W 22-52009 W 19-12010 W 22-42011 W 17-72012 W 28-42014 W 23-2

Whittier (2-0)2011 W 13-72012 W 14-8

Series Scores



1982 19-4S17 Kenyon W 26-6S18 Slippery Rock L 13-14S18 Monmouth W 13-9S18 Washington & Lee W 18-16S19 Johns Hopkins W 11-3O8 Bucknell W 11-10O9 Penn State W 21-4O9 Slippery Rock W 13-6O15 Slippery Rock W 17-14O16 Brown L 8-12O16 Washington & Lee W 10-7O16 N.Y. Athletic Club L 9-16O17 at Bucknell W 12-8O22 Millersville State W 23-1O23 Indiana U. (Pa.) W 19-5O24 Fordham W 20-7N5 Fordham W 14-8N6 Indiana U. (Pa.) W 26-3N6 Slippery Rock W 16-9N7 Bucknell W 13-9

Eastern ChampionshipN13 Washington & Lee W 12-11N13 Brown L 4-10N14 Bucknell W 14-13

1983 26-3S10 Slippery Rock W 14-8S11 Richmond W 12-5S16 Washington & Lee W 28-2S16 UNC Wilmington W 20-3S17 Richmond W 14-7S17 Washington & Lee W 16-5S18 Bucknell W 10-5S23 Harvard W 9-8S24 MIT W 21-1S24 Washington & Lee W 15-3S25 Richmond W 15-7O7 Army W 19-11O7 Monmouth W 20-5O8 Iona W 12-6O14 George Washington W 18-4O16 Brown L 3-10O21 Fordham W 19-7O22 Bucknell W 11-10O22 Princeton W 16-4O22 Montclair State W 25-5O23 Slippery Rock L 8-10N4 Bucknell W 11-10N5 Iona W 17-5N5 Fordham W 14-4N5 Slippery Rock W 13-7N6 Army W 13-7

Eastern ChampionshipN12 Richmond W 10-6N12 Slippery Rock L 10-16N13 Bucknell W 14-8

1984 23-5S14 UNC Wilmington W 16-1S15 Dayton W 23-3S15 Washington & Lee W 20-4S16 Arkansas-Little Rock W 19-7S21 George Washington W 16-0S22 Washington & Lee W 21-1S22 MIT W 23-3S23 Richmond W 14-5S29 Army W 19-12O5 Montclair State W 24-10O6 Army W 20-6O7 Slippery Rock W 11-7O12 Harvard W 18-3O14 Brown L 10-13O20 Princeton W 21-0

O20 Iona W 10-5O21 Fordham W 16-8O21 Bucknell W 12-7N2 Army W 13-5N3 Iona W 12-4N3 Slippery Rock W 12-5N3 Bucknell W 10-7

Eastern ChampionshipN9 Harvard W 11-4N10 Bucknell W 17-8N11 Brown L 12-15

NCAA ChampionshipN23 Stanford L 8-16N24 UCLA L 4-17N25 Loyola-Chicago L 7-10

1985 22-7S13 Pepperdine L 5-9S13 UCLA L 5-12S14 UC Santa Barbara L 5-12S14 Clare.Mudd-Scripps W 9-8S14 Loyola-Chicago W 13-5S15 Loyola-Chicago W 20-7S15 California State W 15-12S20 Brown L 7-8S21 MIT W 23-2S21 Harvard W 25-2S22 Richmond W 17-8O5 Bucknell W 10-5O5 Princeton W 18-7O6 Fordham W 21-10O11 George Washington W 18-4O11 Washington & Lee W 14-4O12 Air Force W 14-5O12 Army W 19-6O13 Brown L 6-9O19 Slippery Rock W 14-7O20 Army W 13-8O20 Iona W 9-5N1 Army W 16-2N2 Slippery Rock W 9-0N2 Iona W 7-3N3 Bucknell L 10-11

Eastern ChampionshipN8 Slippery Rock W 12-7N9 Iona W 16-6N10 Bucknell L 3-5

1986 28-8S6 Richmond W 12-4S12 Richmond W 14-4S12 Pepperdine L 9-12S12 UC San Diego W 9-8S13 Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 5-4S13 UCLA L 2-10S14 California State W 6-5S14 Southern Cal L 9-10S19 Washington & Lee W 15-5S20 Brown W 6-5S21 Richmond W 15-10S26 Pepperdine L 3-12S27 California L 4-13S28 Stanford L 5-14O3 Army W 15-6O4 Fordham W 16-6O5 Iona W 11-10O5 Bucknell W 12-7O10 MIT W 21-4O11 Brown W 7-6O12 Harvard W 12-6O18 Princeton W 19-1O18 Army W 13-6O19 Slippery Rock W 9-4O31 Fordham W 11-2

N1 Bucknell W 11-5N1 Army W 6-2N2 Iona W 6-2

Eastern ChampionshipN8 Harvard W 21-0N9 Bucknell W 16-3N10 Brown W 5-2N15 Air Force W 6-4N16 Loyola-Chicago W 10-5

NCAA ChampionshipN28 UCLA L 7-13N29 Brown W 6-4N30 Southern Cal L 3-8

1987 20-13S11 Long Beach State L 3-18S11 Fresno State L 5-11S12 Clare.-Mudd-Scripps L 9-10S12 UCLA L 7-17S13 Air Force W 11-6S13 UC San Diego L 5-9S13 Pepperdine L 8-10S18 Richmond W 21-3S19 Iona W 14-3S20 Brown W 14-8S25 UCLA L 6-16S26 UC San Diego W 11-9S27 Southern Cal L 4-14O2 Bucknell L 9-11O3 Fordham W 13-4O4 Iona W 13-9O9 Army W 15-5O9 Fordham W 12-6O10 Washington & Lee W 16-5O10 Air Force W 11-8O11 Brown L 6-7O16 Slippery Rock W 20-5O17 Princeton W 9-7O30 Army W 15-5O31 Bucknell W 8-5O31 Fordham W 17-3N1 Iona W 13-9

Eastern ChampionshipN13 Arkansas-Little Rock W 16-4N14 Iona W 11-6N15 Brown W 8-6

NCAA ChampionshipN27 Southern Cal L 5-17N28 Pepperdine L 8-16N29 Brown L 6-7

1988 26-9S9 Clare.-Mudd Scripps W 10-6S9 Air Force W 8-6S10 Pepperdine W 11-9S10 California State W 18-5S11 Loyola Marymount W 18-3S11 UCLA L 6-15S17 Army W 8-7S17 Bucknell W 8-7S18 Brown W 9-8S21 California L 5-10S24 California L 9-18S24 UC Santa Barbara L 8-10S25 Fresno State L 6-10O1 MIT W 15-2O1 Iona W 5-3O2 Brown W 8-4O7 Army W 10-6O8 Fordham W 17-7O8 Iona W 13-10O15 Bucknell L 13-14O21 Loyola-Chicago W 10-5O21 Villanova W 15-5

O22 Loyola-Chicago W 13-5O22 Princeton W 11-7O23 Slippery Rock W 16-2N4 Iona W 13-10N5 Army W 8-7N5 Slippery Rock W 18-5N6 Bucknell W 5-3

Eastern ChampionshipN12 Harvard W 13-3N12 Bucknell W 11-6N13 Arkansas-Little Rock W 13-7

NCAA ChampionshipN25 UCLA L 3-11N26 UC Irvine L 5-17N27 Arkansas-Little Rock L 9-10

1989 19-9S10 UCLA L 6-12S10 Pepperdine L 5-13S11 Air Force L 6-9S16 Slippery Rock W 18-4S16 Harvard W 10-8S16 Brown W 10-7S20 Stanford L 6-14S22 Arkansas-Little Rock L 4-11S23 Stanford L 6-15S24 UC San Diego L 7-9O6 Princeton W 16-5O7 Slippery Rock W 16-6O7 Iona W 10-6O8 Fordham W 10-5O9 Villanova W 12-6O10 Bucknell W 15-8O14 Army W 7-6O14 Richmond W 8-6O14 Army W 10-6O14 Brown W 11-10O22 Queens W 10-8N3 Bucknell W 10-1N4 Slippery Rick W 12-6N4 Army L 9-10N5 Iona W 12-8

Eastern ChampionshipN10 Slippery Rock W 12-4N11 Brown L 5-6N12 Harvard W 11-2

1990 25-7S8 at UC San Diego W 9-8S8 Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 16-7S9 UC Riverside W 10-4S9 UC Davis W 18-4S9 Air Force W 6-5S15 Dayton W 19-5S15 Princeton W 15-6S16 Slippery Rock W 11-9S16 Brown L 9-10S19 UC Irvine L 12-13O5 at Army W 13-7O6 at Fordham W 22-0O6 Iona W 13-12O7 Slippery Rock W 14-10O13 Washington & Lee W 16-5O13 Slippery Rock W 10-7O14 at Brown L 8-11O19 Princeton L 11-12O20 Bucknell L 9-11O20 Queens W 25-5O21 at Villanova W 19-8O27 Johns Hopkins W 18-3O28 Washington & Lee W 12-9N4 Bucknell W 9-6N4 Army W 9-5N5 Slippery Rock W 15-11

Yearly Results



Eastern ChampionshipN11 Arkansas-Little Rock W 15-10N11 Harvard W 12-7N12 Brown W 12-9

NCAA ChampionshipN25 UC Santa Barbara L 9-16N26 Air Force L 8-11N27 Brown W 7-6

1991 20-10S7 UC Davis W 16-6S7 Clare.-Mudd Scripps W 15-4S8 Air Force L 5-11S8 at UC San Diego L 7-12S20 UC Santa Barbara L 10-12S21 Bucknell W 18-8S21 Princeton W 14-6S22 Iona W 6-4S22 Slippery Rock W 10-8O4 Army W 10-4O5 at Bucknell W 10-4O5 Iona W 11-8O6 Princeton W 11-6O12 Massachusetts W 10-5O12 Bucknell W 11-7O13 Villanova W 9-5O13 Slippery Rock L 5-7O19 Slippery Rock L 7-8O19 Fordham W 14-12O20 Queens W 17-2O20 Villanova W 20-4N1 Army W 16-2N1 Bucknell W 12-4N2 Slippery Rock L 8-10

Eastern ChampionshipN9 Iona W 7-6N9 at Brown W 7-6N10 Slippery Rock L 5-7

NCAA ChampionshipN29 California L 6-13N30 at Long Beach State L 9-13D1 Slippery Rock L 8-9

1992 19-11S11 UC San Diego L 7-12S12 UC Riverside L 7-12S13 UC Davis W 14-11S19 Iona W 13-6S19 Boston College W 16-5S19 at Harvard W 16-11S20 Villanova W 13-4S26 California L 2-16S27 California L 6-14O2 at Army W 11-6O3 Queens W 22-9O3 Slippery Rock L 10-14O4 Villanova W 16-7O10 Queens W 20-7O10 Johns Hopkins W 13-11O11 Slippery Rock W 16-15O11 Washington & Lee W 15-3O17 at Bucknell W 12-11O17 Iona W 17-8O18 Princeton L 11-12O31 Bucknell W 9-6O31 at Princeton L 2-3N1 Villanova W 12-4

Eastern ChampionshipN7 Massachusetts W 10-9N7 Brown W 10-3N8 Princeton L 7-8N14 Slippery Rock L 7-11

NCAA ChampionshipN27 California L 2-15N28 Pepperdine L 8-19N29 Princeton W 14-9

1993 21-7S10 at UC San Diego L 6-14S11 Air Force W 15-10S12 UC Davis W 10-9S13 at UC San Diego L 5-8S18 Johns Hopkins W 13-8S18 Princeton W 11-6S18 at George Washington W 19-10S25 Bucknell W 13-7S25 Princeton W 10-9S26 Massachusetts W 10-8S26 Pacific L 5-12O2 Bucknell L 19-20O2 Slippery Rock W 20-12O2 Villanova W 20-11O16 Arkansas-Little Rock W 16-13O16 Washington & Lee W 18-5O16 Dayton W 17-9O16 Richmond W 21-7O22 Army W 15-11

Southern ChampionshipO30 Dayton W 18-6O30 Bucknell W 13-7O31 Arkansas-Little Rock W 7-4

Eastern ChampionshipN6 Massachusetts L 4-10N6 Iona W 16-11N6 Slippery Rock W 16-9

NCAA ChampionshipN26 Stanford L 1-16N27 Pacific L 7-13N28 UC San Diego W 20-17

1994 26-7S3 Massachusetts W 13-11S3 Bucknell W 17-12S3 California L 3-14S9 at UC San Diego W 16-11S9 UC Davis W 12-6S9 Clare-Mudd-Scripps W 16-11S10 UC Santa Barbara L 5-10S10 Stanford L 4-15S11 Long Beach State L 11-12S11 UC San Diego W 7-5S17 Johns Hopkins W 18-12S17 Washington & Lee W 11-4S17 Slippery Rock W 15-9S22 Santa Clara W 20-5S24 Air Force W 11-7S24 Brown W 9-3S24 Harvard W 14-8O1 Villanova W 12-7O1 at George Washington W 20-10O15 Bucknell W 14-7O15 Richmond W 11-10O15 at Princeton W 18-8O16 at Princeton W 17-2

Southern ChampionshipO29 George Washington W 21-12O29 Villanova W 19-8O30 at Slippery Rock W 18-17

Eastern ChampionshipN5 Harvard W 19-10N5 Washington & Lee W 18-4N5 Massachusetts L 6-9

NCAA ChampionshipN25 Southern Cal L 5-15

N26 Massachusetts W 11-3N27 Pepperdine L 10-13

1995 22-8S2 Richmond W 15-6S2 Bucknell W 19-6S2 Massachusetts W 9-7S3 Queens W 12-11S8 Air Force L 2-8S8 at UC San Diego L 7-10S8 UC Davis W 11-10S9 Pacific W 5-4S9 at Southern Cal L 6-23S10 UCLA L 9-18S10 Long Beach State L 3-10S16 Washington & Lee L 15-16S16 George Washington W 16-14S16 at Richmond W 15-13S23 Princeton W 15-5S30 at Bucknell L 12-13S30 Slippery Rock W 17-15O7 at Massachusetts W 7-6O7 Queens W 20-10O7 Boston College W 23-12O8 Brown W 20-10O14 Princeton W 9-4O14 Villanova W 15-7O14 at Johns Hopkins W 26-10

Southern ChampionshipO27 Bucknell W 11-5O28 Washington & Lee W 24-4O29 at Princeton W 8-3

Eastern ChampionshipN4 St. Francis Brooklyn W 15-7N4 Massachusetts L 4-8N5 Princeton W 10-7

1996 20-8S7 Massachusetts W 10-8S8 Queens W 10-4S14 at Washington & Lee W 21-6S14 at George Washington W 14-7S14 at Richmond W 17-13S21 Harvard W 12-7S22 Princeton W 12-8S28 at Bucknell W 15-8S28 at Slippery Rock L 6-8O5 at Harvard W 12-9O5 Queens W 12-8O5 at Brown L 7-8O6 Massachusetts W 11-7O12 at Princeton W 11-6O12 Johns Hopkins W 18-11O12 Villanova W 12-7O18 Pacific L 7-13O18 at Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 7-3O19 Santa Clara W 8-4O19 UC Davis L 6-10O20 UCLA L 6-18O20 UC San Diego L 8-12

Southern ChampionshipO26 Bucknell W 8-7O26 Villanova W 11-10O27 Princeton W 12-10

Eastern ChampionshipN9 St. Francis Brooklyn W 14-7N9 Massachusetts L 5-10N10 Brown L 5-7

1997 23-8S6 Bucknell W 13-8S6 Massachusetts L 8-16

S6 Slippery Rock W 19-10S7 Queens W 8-7S7 George Washington L 12-13S13 at Johns Hopkins W 18-7S13 Richmond W 6-4S13 Boston College W 19-15S20 Princeton W 13-5S21 Harvard W 18-8S27 Villanova W 13-10S27 at George Washington W 11-8O4 St. Francis Brooklyn L 5-15O4 Brown W 8-6O4 Harvard W 9-3O5 Massachusetts W 6-4O5 Queens W 5-4O11 at Slippery Rock L 14-18O11 Bucknell W 7-6O11 Salem International W 11-4O17 UC Davis W 10-8O18 Long Beach State L 6-9O18 UC Davis W 10-8O19 at Stanford L 6-12O19 Air Force W 10-8

Southern ChampionshipO25 Princeton W 13-9O25 George Washington W 14-10O25 Bucknell W 13-7

Eastern ChampionshipN8 St. Francis Brooklyn L 7-8N8 Slippery Rock W 12-10N8 George Washington L 8-9

1998 20-10S5 Boston College W 22-5S5 Queens L 7-11S5 Bucknell W 14-11S12 George Washington W 15-14S12 Bucknell W 13-7S18 Pepperdine L 6-11S18 UC Irvine L 9-19S19 Pacific L 6-15S19 Air Force W 7-6S26 Richmond L 4-13S26 George Washington W 12-11S26 at Johns Hopkins W 17-6O3 St. Francis Brooklyn W 10-8O3 Massachusetts L 9-13O4 Brown L 8-9O4 Queens W 12-9O10 Salem International W 11-3O10 Bucknell W 10-9O10 Slippery Rock W 10-9O10 Princeton W 11-8

Southern ChampionshipO24 Princeton W 9-7O24 Massachusetts W 8-3O24 Bucknell W 9-6

Eastern ChampionshipN14 St. Francis Brooklyn W 7-6N14 Queens L 5-9N14 Bucknell L 11-13N20 Queens T 10-10N20 Massachusetts L 7-8

1999 21-11S4 Fordham W 19-1S4 Iona W 18-5S5 Queens L 8-11S5 Massachusetts L 6-9S11 Salem International W 22-8S11 Bucknell W 10-9S11 at Slippery Rock W 19-1S17 UC Davis W 13-8S17 at Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 15-2S18 Pepperdine L 6-12

Yearly Results



S18 UCLA L 6-14S19 Air Force L 6-10S19 UC Santa Barbara L 2-13S25 Grove City College W 14-2S25 at George Washington W 10-4O2 Queens L 4-8O2 St. Francis Brooklyn W 8-4O2 Harvard W 8-7O2 Massachusetts W 13-6O9 Johns Hopkins W 16-5O9 Princeton W 12-11O9 Wash. & Jefferson W 15-8O23 Queens L 6-7O23 George Washington W 12-9O23 at Brown L 8-9

Southern ChampionshipO30 Wash. & Jefferson W 13-2O30 Bucknell W 8-3O30 Princeton L 6-7

Eastern ChampionshipN13 Queens L 9-10N13 George Washington W 11-7N14 Brown W 11-7N21 Massachusetts W 9-5

2000 24-12S2 Merchant Marine Acad. W 9-3S2 Iona W 12-3S3 Massachusetts W 3-2S3 Queens W 12-8S15 at LaVerne L 6-9S15 at Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 9-5S15 Air Force W 12-9S16 UC Irvine L 3-12S16 at Southern Cal L 8-11S17 UC Santa Barbara L 3-7S17 Air Force L 7-11S23 George Washington W 14-6S23 at Bucknell W 7-4S24 Johns Hopkins W 13-9S24 Princeton W 14-13S30 Brown W 14-7S30 Queens W 13-6S30 Massachusetts W 8-6O1 Harvard L 5-6O1 St. Francis Brooklyn L 4-12O6 at George Washington W 12-8O7 Bucknell W 9-3O7 Princeton L 5-6O7 Johns Hopkins W 9-1O28 Bucknell W 10-6O28 St. Francis Brooklyn L 5-10O29 Massachusetts L 8-11

Southern ChampionshipN3 Slippery Rock W 17-5N4 George Washington W 7-4N4 Bucknell W 13-6N5 Princeton W 6-5

Eastern ChampionshipN18 Harvard W 15-5N18 Massachusetts W 14-11N19 St. Francis Brooklyn W 13-12

NCAA ChampionshipD2 UCLA L 5-12D3 Southern Cal L 9-15

2001 20-6S1 Merchant Marine Acad. W 21-5S1 Iona W 12-7S2 Queens W 10-6S2 Massachusetts W 8-6S22 Princeton L 2-8S22 at Bucknell W 9-2

S29 Harvard W 10-5S29 St. Francis Brooklyn W 14-7S30 Queens L 3-5S30 Massachusetts L 4-7O5 Air Force W 8-5O6 Johns Hopkins W 11-6O6 at George Washington W 11-6O19 Gannon W 14-1O20 Mercyhurst W 10-2O20 Johns Hopkins W 10-4O21 at Princeton W 9-8O27 UC San Diego L 7-8O28 Air Force W 8-5O28 UC Davis W 8-5

Southern ChampionshipN2 Grove City College W 21-3N3 Bucknell W 8-6N4 Princeton L 5-6

Eastern ChampionshipN17 Harvard L 3-5N17 Johns Hopkins W 15-5N18 Princeton W 9-6

2002 22-6S6 St. Francis Brooklyn W 13-10S6 Long Beach State L 6-7S7 MIT W 9-6S7 Queens W 6-5S14 California L 5-15S14 UCLA L 6-7S15 UC San Diego W 7-5S15 Loyola Marymount W 14-3S21 Princeton W 14-13S21 Bucknell W 14-7O3 at Johns Hopkins W 16-8O3 at George Washington W 14-3O5 Johns Hopkins W 13-6O5 Johns Hopkins W 10-5O18 Salem International W 21-8O18 Mercyhurst W 16-5O19 Johns Hopkins W 17-9O19 Princeton L 8-9O26 St. Francis Brooklyn W 7-5O26 Queens L 5-7O27 Harvard W 7-4

Southern ChampionshipN1 Gannon W 12-5N2 Penn State-Behrend W 18-2N2 Johns Hopkins W 10-2N3 at Princeton W 9-6

Eastern ChampionshipN16 Iona W 9-6N16 St. Francis Brooklyn W 9-7N17 Queens L 4-5

2003 25-8S6 Queens L 8-9S6 Long Beach State W 12-10S7 Cal Baptist W 10-4S7 MIT W 13-7S13 Iona W 8-7S13 Air Force W 9-6S14 St. Francis Brooklyn W 8-6S14 Brown W 9-8S17 at Johns Hopkins W 17-10S17 at George Washington W 15-9S20 Bucknell W 13-5S20 Princeton L 6-7S27 Bucknell W 7-6S27 Iona W 9-3S28 St. Francis Brooklyn W 10-5S28 Princeton L 6-8O4 Long Beach State L 7-11O4 UC Davis L 5-7

O5 Santa Clara W 8-6O5 Pacific W 8-5O18 Wash. & Jefferson W 12-5O18 Grove City College W 18-4O19 George Washington W 8-4O19 at Princeton W 8-6

Southern ChampionshipN1 Wash. & Jefferson W 17-6N1 Mercyhurst W 10-1N2 George Washington W 14-7N2 Princeton L 7-10

Eastern ChampionshipN15 Iona W 12-6N16 Queens W 10-9N16 Princeton W 8-6

NCAA ChampionshipD6 Southern Cal L 6-10D7 Loyola Marymount L 7-10

2004 19-12S4 [8] Loyola Marymount L 9-10S4 [6] Long Beach State L 6-7S5 [4] California L 5-7S5 UC Santa Cruz W 8-3S11 [3] UCLA L 4-14S12 [19] Air Force W 14-7S15 at Johns Hopkins W 11-8S15 at George Washington W 13-6S18 [9] Princeton L 10-11S18 at Salem International W 15-9S24 at Harvard W 11-10S25 [19] Bucknell L 6-8S25 Queens W 25-3S26 Johns Hopkins W 13-10O2 Santa Clara W 16-10O2 [4] UCLA L 3-8O3 [16] at Pacific L 9-10O3 [14] UC Davis L 10-11O17 [20] Bucknell W 12-8O17 Salem International W 13-6O20 George Washington W 18-6O20 Johns Hopkins W 11-7O24 [12] Princeton L 4-7O24 Bucknell W 8-6

Southern ChampionshipO29 Slippery Rock W 10-2O30 Penn State-Behrend W 23-4O30 Salem International W 10-8O31 [11] at Princeton L 9-10

Eastern ChampionshipN13 Brown W 9-4N14 [10] St. Francis Brooklyn L 7-8N14 Harvard W 10-5

2005 22-7S3 [20] Cal Baptist W 10-9S3 [5] Long Beach State L 10-11S4 [12] Pacific W 7-5S4 [2] California L 3-9S10 [19] Johns Hopkins W 13-5S10 at Bucknell W 11-6S11 Iona W 15-6S11 Slippery Rock W 17-5S17 [5] Pepperdine L 6-9S17 [16] UC Santa Barbara W 6-4S18 [9] Loyola Marymount L 6-7S18 [13] UC Davis W 11-9S21 George Washington W 11-9S24 Brown W 11-7S24 [14] St. Francis Brooklyn L 9-14S25 Bucknell W 6-2O1 [12] Princeton L 6-8O1 Salem International W 15-8

O12 at Johns Hopkins W 10-8O12 at George Washington W 14-3O15 [17] Bucknell W 5-4O15 Salem International W 14-6O15 [11] Princeton W 9-7

Southern ChampionshipO28 Mercyhurst W 14-3O29 [18] Bucknell W 9-8O30 [12] Princeton W 10-8

Eastern ChampionshipN12 Iona W 9-5N12 [17] Bucknell W 8-7N13 [11] St. Francis Brooklyn L 9-10

2006 24-7S2 [18] Santa Clara W 7-3S2 [11] St. Francis Brooklyn W 10-9S3 [1] California L 3-13S3 MIT W 10-3S3 Iona W 14-9S9 [18] Air Force W 15-10S9 [18] Air Force W 11-7S10 [4] Stanford L 5-14S16 [4] Stanford L 4-11S16 [12] Long Beach State W 9-8S17 [13] UC Irvine W 14-9S17 [10] UC Santa Barbara L 11-14S23 Iona W 15-8S23 [14] Princeton W 11-9S24 [13] St. Francis Brooklyn L 9-10S27 Johns Hopkins W 15-13S27 George Washington W 11-8S30 Johns Hopkins W 13-11S30 [17] at Bucknell W 11-7O3 George Washington W 16-5O7 [14] Princeton W 9-7O14 [17] Bucknell W 10-5O14 [15] Princeton W 10-8

Southern ChampionshipO28 George Washington W 10-5O28 [17] at Bucknell W 12-9O29 [15] Princeton W 11-10

Eastern ChampionshipN11 MIT W 13-7N12 [17] Bucknell W 11-8N14 [14] at Princeton W 9-6

NCAA ChampionshipD2 [1] Southern Cal L 3-20D3 [5] UC San Diego L 8-12

2007 30-6S2 [13] Pacific W 13-12S2 [2] California L 7-12S3 [14] St. Francis Brooklyn W 11-10S3 Iona W 8-5S8 Gannon W 19-1S8 [17] Santa Clara W 11-5S8 Fordham W 11-4S14 [4] Stanford L 8-17S15 [5] UC Irvine L 12-13S15 [15] Pacific L 11-15S16 UC Santa Cruz W 11-5S16 [17] Air Force W 11-4S29 George Washington W 11-5S29 [11] at Bucknell W 9-7S30 [14] St. Francis Brooklyn L 7-8O6 [18] at Princeton W 13-8O7 [14] at Bucknell W 10-5O7 [11] St. Francis Brooklyn W 9-7O10 [19] at Johns Hopkins W 11-9O10 at George Washington W 9-8O19 [16] Bucknell W 8-6O20 George Washington W 16-4

Yearly Results



O20 [20] Princeton W 14-8O20 [15] Air Force W 10-7O21 Johns Hopkins W 11-7O21 Harvard W 7-5O21 Brown W 7-6

Southern ChampionshipN2 Salem International W 8-6N3 Gannon W 16-8N3 Princeton W 11-5N4 [20] Johns Hopkins W 11-7

Eastern ChampionshipN16 Iona W 12-3N17 George Washington W 15-3N18 [11] St. Francis Brooklyn W 11-7

NCAA ChampionshipD1 [2] California L 5-8D2 [10] Loyola Marymount W 7-6

2008 20-11S6 Fordham W 15-6S6 [1] California L 4-13S7 Concordia (Calif.) W 16-6S7 [12] St. Francis Brooklyn W 9-8S13 [3] Stanford L 4-13S13 Johns Hopkins L 8-9S14 Iona W 10-5S14 [9] UC San Diego L 6-9S17 George Washington W 18-8S17 [20] Johns Hopkins W 9-4S19 [11] at UC Davis W 6-5S20 [6] Loyola Marymount L 4-9S20 [15] Santa Clara L 8-11S21 [20] Air Force W 11-4S21 [11] UC Davis W 6-4S27 Bucknell W 7-6S27 [20] Princeton L 3-7O7 at Johns Hopkins W 15-12O7 at George Washington W 18-12O19 Gannon W 19-2O19 at Bucknell W 11-6O26 [18] Brown L 7-11O26 [15] at Princeton W 8-6

Southern ChampionshipN8 Wash. & Jefferson W 22-5N8 Johns Hopkins W 16-6N9 [16] at Princeton L 11-12

Eastern ChampionshipN21 Iona W 14-10N22 [12] St. Francis Brooklyn W 12-11N23 [13] Princeton W 9-6

NCAA ChampionshipD6 [1] Southern Cal L 9-14D7 [5] Loyola Marymount L 4-11

2009 22-9S5 Penn State-Behreend W 18-2S5 Diablo Valley Coll. W 16-7S5 Johns Hopkins W 11-9S5 [4] California L 8-16S5 [4] California L 4-13S6 Concordia (Calif.) L 4-11S6 Mercyhurst W 14-5S6 Gannon W 12-5S6 [3] Stanford L 7-16S12 [13] UC San Diego W 11-10S19 George Washington W 18-3S19 [20] Johns Hopkins W 14-7S20 [20] Princeton W 13-7O3 [18] at Bucknell L 11-12O3 [19] at Princeton L 3-7O10 [8] Long Beach State L 8-9O10 Redlands W 16-6O11 [12] UC Davis W 10-7

O11 [9] UC Irvine L 7-10O17 [14] Air Force W 12-10O17 [18] Bucknell W 10-7O18 [17] Princeton W 5-3O18 George Washington W 11-3O31 at Johns Hopkins W 15-10O31 at George Washington W 13-11

Southern ChampionshipN6 Wash. & Jefferson W 19-1N7 Johns Hopkins W 12-9N8 [17] Princeton W 10-5

Eastern ChampionshipN20 Iona W 15-11N21 Johns Hopkins W 12-7N22 [17] Princeton L 4-5

2010 25-7S4 Penn State Behrend W 19-4S4 Gannon W 18-7S4 Fordham W 14-13S4 Vanguard W 17-5S4 Queens W 14-5S5 Diablo Valley Coll. W 13-3S5 Mercyhurst W 15-8S5 Mercyhurst W 16-4S11 Queens W 20-8S11 [16] St. Francis Brooklyn L 8-10S11 Diabol Valley Coll. W 9-3S12 Brown W 8-7S12 Penn State-Behrend W 17-3S18 [3] Southern Cal L 6-15S18 [18] Santa Clara L 7-11S19 Pomona-Pitzer W 14-8S19 [11] UC San Diego L 6-9S25 Bucknell W 10-9S25 [17] Princeton L 6-7O6 at Johns Hopkins W 14-13O6 at George Washington W 11-6O16 at Bucknell W 9-4O16 [17] at Princeton W 7-6O30 Salem International W 14-10O30 George Washington W 22-9O30 Johns Hopkins W 16-7

Southern ChampionshipN5 Wash. & Jefferson W 22-4N6 Bucknell L 12-13N7 Johns Hopkins W 13-4

Eastern ChampionshipN19 Brown W 15-9N20 [16] Princeton W 8-5N21 [13] St. Francis Brooklyn L 4-8

2011 24-7S3 Gannon W 23-3S3 [11] St. Francis Brooklyn W 9-8S4 Concordia (Calif.) L 6-14S4 Vanguard W 18-12S4 Mt. San Antonio Coll. W 17-4S16 Whittier W 13-7S16 [12] UC San Diego W 16-15S16 Wash. & Jefferson W 17-7S17 [10] Loyola Marymount W 12-11S17 [18] Cal. Baptist W 11-10S17 Pomona-Pitzer L 7-10S18 Clarem.-Mudd-Scripps W 14-12S18 Redlands W 12-6S18 MIT W 18-5S18 Harvard W 10-8S18 Connecticut College W 14-7S24 [13] Princeton L 9-11S24 [18] Bucknell L 9-10O12 at Johns Hopkins W 13-11O12 at George Washington W 16-7O16 [15] at Bucknell W 10-8

O16 [16] at Princeton L 9-10O29 Johns Hopkins W 16-7O29 George Washington W 15-8

Southern ChampionshipN4 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 19-8N5 Salem International W 16-3N5 Bucknell W 11-5N6 [15] Princeton W 10-5

Eastern ChampionshipN18 Harvard W 20-5N19 [18] Brown W 12-10N20 [19] Princeton L 7-10

2012 23-6S1 Gannon W 25-5S1 Iona W 18-13S2 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 22-8S2 Cerritos College (Calif.) W 22-9S14 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 26-7S15 Connecticut College W 25-7S15 Univ. of Toronto W 21-6S15 Penn State Behrend W 17-5S15 Fordham W 19-6S16 Wash. & Jefferson W 28-4S22 Bucknell W 11-6S22 [15] Princeton W 13-10S27 [9] Long Beach State L 7-15S28 Whittier W 14-8S28 La Verne W 19-6S29 Clarem.-Mudd-Scripps W 14-13S29 Redlands W 17-14O10 at Johns Hopkins L 13-14O10 at George Washington W 14-8O13 [16] at Princeton W 14-13O13 at Bucknell W 17-11O27 George Washington W 12-7O27 Johns Hopkins W 12-5

Southern ChampionshipN2 Gannon W 14-4N3 Bucknell L 11-13N4 [18] Princeton L 7-10

Eastern ChampionshipN16 [12] St. Francis Brooklyn L 10-14N17 MIT W 21-9N18 [14] Brown L 8-9

2013 19-15S7 Penn State Behrend W 27-3S7 Iona W 16-9S7 Diablo Valley Coll. W 14-12S8 Fordham W 12-11S8 Mt. San Antonio Coll. W 28-9S13 Iona W 14-6S14 Harvard L 10-13S14 [18] Brown L 10-12S14 Cal Lutheran W 13-7S14 Connecticut Coll. W 19-4S15 [3] Pacific L 10-25S15 [12] St. Francis Brooklyn L 9-11S15 [16] Santa Clara L 12-16S21 [18] Bucknell L 6-8S21 [13] Princeton L 7-12S22 at George Washington L 13-14S22 at Johns Hopkins L 17-22S27 [11] Concordia (Calif.) L 10-16S27 [14] UC San Diego L 9-11S28 [6] UC Santa Barbara L 7-16S29 Cerritos College (Calif.) W 16-9O12 at Bucknell L 10-11O12 [12] at Princeton L 11-16O26 [13] St. Francis Brooklyn W 14-9N1 Mercyhurst W 13-9N2 George Washington W 16-12N2 Johns Hopkins W 12-8

Southern ChampionshipN8 Penn State Behrend W 15-3N9 Johns Hopkins W 11-9N9 [13] Princeton W 12-10N10 [19] Bucknell W 9-8

CWPA ChampionshipN22 MIT W 19-11N23 [18] Princeton L 8-9N24 [20] Bucknell W 10-7

2014 19-12S6 Mercyhurst W 14-6S6 Fordham W 12-2S7 Washington & Jefferson W 23-2S7 Penn State Behrend W 19-6S7 Cerritos College (Calif.) W 23-6S13 MIT W 20-10S13 [14] Brown W 10-9S13 Cal Baptist W 11-10S14 [16] Santa Clara L 7-12S14 [18] Harvard L 9-13S20 Bucknell W 8-4S20 [8] Princeton L 7-12S26 [3] California L 5-19S27 [7] Pacific L 6-16S27 [10] UC Davis L 9-13S28 [2] Stanford L 4-24S28 Occidental W 22-4O4 at Bucknell L 8-12O5 [10] at Princeton L 10-11O25 at Johns Hopkins L 14-15O25 at George Washington W 19-15N1 George Washington W 10-9N1 Johns Hopkins W 17-10

Southern ChampionshipN7 Mercyhurst W 19-9N8 Penn State Behrend W 21-4N8 [12] Bucknell L 13-14N9 Johns Hopkins W 11-10

CWPA ChampionshipN21 Iona W 14-12N21 [18] Harvard W 15-10N22 [8] Princeton L 3-6N23 [19] Saint Francis Brooklyn W 14-13

Yearly Results



AAcuña, Cody 2000-02Adams, Frederick 1982-83Allen, Thomas 2014Alton, Joseph 1993-96Anderson, Donald 2004-05Anderson, Zachary 2007-09Arnold, Bramwell 2005-07

BBaker, Charles 2006-08Baldwin, Luke 2008-10 • Barker, Tyler 2012, 14Batten, Trey 1998Beadles, Joseph 1983-84 Beer, Brendan 1997-98Bell, Brian 1984-87• Bell, Josh 1990-92Bell, Kevin 2006-09Bell, Scott 1988-89Berman, Jerry 1989-91Bingham, Andrew 2005-07Bird, Scott 1983Blake, John 1987-88Block, Eric 1984-87Block, Oliver 1985-88Blum, John 1986

CCarlson, Matt 2009-11• Carlson, Todd 2005-06• Carter, Jordan 2008-10Ceniseroz, Andrew 1998-99Ceniseroz, Ben 2001-02Chang, Eugene 2011Clarke, Russell 1983-86Cobb, Relmond 1990-92• Connors, John 2006-08• Corey, Drew 1998-99Cotton, Scott 2010-11Craney, Stephen 2006-07• Crisson, Kevin 1996-98Cummings, Jeffrey 2004

DDabney, Lucas 1995Davis, Jeffrey 2011Derdall, James 1983Donahue, Joe 2000-03• Donovan, Thomas 1994-95Dowzicky, Carl 2012-14Duffie, Jason 1998Duynstee, Anthony 1996-98

E• Edson, Mark 1982-83Ellingson, Derek 1992Emde, Steven 2013-14Ernst, Joseph 1993-95Evans, Evan 1994-95

FFinch, Jack 2011-14Flacco, Jordan 2004-05• Foster, Sean 1997-00• Fox, Tim 2001-03Frost, Peter 1989-91Fuhrmann, David 1982

GGardiner, Eric 2006-07Geer, Patrick 2014• Gentry, Jordan 2003-05Gilhooly, Brian 1992-94Grenier, Shawn 1983Griffin, Jared 2013

Griffith, Andrew 1982Gustavson, Brian 1994-95Gutierrez, Anthony 2010-12

H• Handley, Conor 2009-11Herron, Connor 2006Hicks, Stephen 2010• Hill, Nick 2000-02Hill, Tyler 2004-07Huber, David 2014Hummeldorf, Jackson 2012Hunter, Ian 2008

J• Jenkins, Paul 1982-84Jensen, Jon 1990-92Johansen, Kenneth 1985-88Johnson, Allen 1994-96Jones, Julius 2009, 11-12

KKanth, Vikram 2014• Kaye, David 1982-85• Keller, Douglas 1983-86Kepner, Paul 2000-03Kinsella, Joe 1998-00Knutson, Greg 1998Kofsky, Alex 2008Kollmann, Drew 2008-09Koprowski, Peter 1994-96Kough, Lawrence 1982-85Kough, Lindsay 1984-85Kvandal, John 2003

LLacosse, Andrew 2011-13Lara, James 1983Latour, George 1993-95Lessard, Patrick 1995-97Lingle, Bryan 2003-05

MMacKenzie, Reed 2005-07MacLellan, Lucas 2012-14Macola, Nicholas 2003-05Malik, Marek 2006-08Malloy, Craig 1982Malloy, Scot 1983Marks, James 1989-91Marshall, Thomas 1983Martindale, James 1992-94McCreary, Patrick 2003-04• McCullough, John 1990-93• McDonald, Sean 2012-13McGhie, Kyle 2010McKay, Darren 2010-11McKelvy, David 1995-97Meehan, James 1983-85Meiners, Johnny 2008-09• Mendenhall, Greg 1993-96Metcalf, Brendan 2014Miante, Bill 2000-03Mills, James 1990-92Moffit, Joseph 2009Mohle, Robert 1982-83Money, John 2004Monroe, Robert 1983-86Mulvey, Michael 2005-08Munz, Douglas 1992-94Murphy, Daniel 1988-90

N• Naeve, Brendan 1998-01• Naughton, George 2005-07Neuwirth, Andrew 2006, 08

Newby, Matt 2014Newman, Robert 2010• Nicolao, Luis 1988-91

OOwre, Alex 2004-05

PPace, Jason 1997-99Parker, Elton 1988-90Patterson, Thomas 2012-14Pedrotty, Daniel 2009Pedrotty, Paul 2011-12Perry, Ryan 1995-96 • Peterson, Michael 1987-89Peterson, Taylor 2014Phillabaum, Steve 2001-02Plumb, Andrew 2004-06Popp, Kevin 1994-97• Popp, Thomas 1985-88

QQuinton, Jeffrey 1987-89

RRackow, Chris 1984-87• Rajchel, Brett 2008-09Ratcliffe, Alex 2002-05Rawn, Adrian 1999-02Ray, Stephen 2009-11Recko, Aaron 2005-07Reiton, Derrick 1985, 88• Rollo, Patrick 2001-04

SSabesky, Garrett 2013Salata, Jason 1991-93Salata, Steven 1996 Sambar, Chris 1992-94• Sanchez, Jonathon 1992-94• Sanchez, Roger 1988-90Sauls, James 2004Sause, Andrew 1998-00 Savage, Paul 1984-87Schalm, David 1988-90Schofer, Thomas 2011Schofield, Edward 1983-86Schwamb, Erich 2010-12Seipp, Patrick 2011-12Selby, Ian 1995Setness, Taylor 2011Shaw, Barry 1998-01Siepert, Michael 1989-91Simeral, Scott 2009Silverman, David 1994-97Skowronski, Matt 2014Smutz, Joseph 2003Snelgrove, Joe 2002-04Snowden, Scotty 2011Spillane, Andy 1998Stanowski, Sean 1998-00Stephens, Josh 1998-00Stevens, Justin 2009Suriano, Michael 2003-04Sutherland, Robert 2012-14Sutherlin, Thomas 1982-83Szilard, Michael 1993-94

TTammen, Matthew 1982Taylor, P.J. 2013-14Taylor, Stephen 1996-98• Temple, Thomas 1984-87Thein, Tyler 2010-12Thompson, Jeffery 1983-86Thompson, Jeremy 1995-96

Tomlin, Jeffrey 1985-88Tomsheck, Thomas 1986-89Tripiano, James 2004

VVahey, Chris 2009-10Valentini, Dominic 2009• Valaik, Daniel 1982

W• Walker, Jesse 2011-12Warren, Archie 2011-12Warren, Arny 2011Warren, Carpenter 2013-14Weggeland, Will 2012-14Wertz, Kyle 2008-11• Williams, Marc 1995-97Wilson, Brian 1993-96Windust, Philip 1991-93Wineke, Brian 1991-93Woltersdorf, Kurt 1982-83Wooster, Michael 1983-86

ZZoellick, Daniel 2006-08

• Denotes team captain.

All-Time Captains2015 Will Weggeland2014 Tyler Barker2013 Sean McDonald2012 Jesse Walker2011 Conor Handley2010 Jordan Carter2009 Brett Rajchel2008 John Connors2007 George Naughton2006 Todd Carlson2005 Jordan Gentry2004 Patrick Rollo2003 Tim Fox2002 Nick Hill2001 Brendan Naeve2000 Sean Foster1999 Drew Corey1998 Kevin Crisson1997 Marc Williams1996 Greg Mendenhall1995 Thomas Donovan1994 Jonathan Sanchez1993 John McCullough1992 Josh Bell1991 Luis Nicolao1990 Roger Sanchez1989 Michael Peterson1988 Thomas Popp1987 Tom Temple1986 Doug Keller1985 David Kaye1984 Paul Jenkins1983 Mark Edson1982 Daniel Valaik

All-Time Letterwinners / Captains



All-Americans1984 Lawrence Kough, HM1985 Lawrence Kough, HM1986 Tom Temple, 3rd Team1987 Tom Popp, HM1988 Tom Popp, 3rd Team1989 Luis Nicolao, HM1990 Luis Nicolao, 3rd Team1991 Luis Nicolao, 3rd Team1993 Doug Munz, HM1994 Doug Munz, 3rd Team1995 Joe Ernst, HM1996 Joe Alton, HM1999 Jason Pace, HM2000 Sean Foster, 2nd Team Nick Hill, HM2001 Nick Hill, HM2002 Nick Hill, HM2003 Joe Donahue, 3rd Team2004 Patrick Rollo, 3rd Team2005 Alex Ratcliffe, 3rd Team2006 Aaron Recko, 3rd Team George Naughton, HM2007 Aaron Recko, 2nd Team Michael Mulvey, HM2008 Michael Mulvey, 3rd Team Kyle Wertz, HM2009 Luke Baldwin, HM Brett Rajchel, HM2010 Luke Baldwin, HM2011 Conor Handley, HM Kyle Wertz, HM2012 Paul Pedrotty, HM2013 Carl Dowzicky, HM Carpenter Warren, HM2014 Thomas Patterson, HM

Two-Time All-AmericansLawrence Kough 1984, 1985Tom Popp 1987, 1988Doug Munz 1993, 1994Aaron Recko 2006, 2007Michael Mulvey 2007, 2008Luke Baldwin 2009, 2010Kyle Wertz 2008, 2011

Three-Time All-AmericansLuis Nicalao 1989, 1990, 1991Nick Hill 2000, 2001, 2002

NCAA All-Tournament2006 Aaron Recko, 2nd Team2007 Aaron Recko, 2nd Team Michael Mulvey, 2nd Team2008 Michael Mulvey, 2nd Team

CWPA First-Team All-East/All-CWPA1982 Mark Edson1983 Bob Mohle Lawrence Kough1984 Lawrence Kough1985 Lawrence Kough David Kaye Doug Keller1986 Tom Temple Tom Popp Ed Schofield1987 Tom Temple Tom Popp1988 Tom Popp Tom Tomsheck1989 Luis Nicolao Tom Tomsheck1990 Luis Nicolao Elton Parker David Schalm1991 Luis Nicolao1992 Jon Jensen1993 Doug Munz1994 Joe Ernst Doug Munz1995 Joe Ernst1996 Pete Koprowski1997 Dave McKelvy1998 Steve Taylor1999 Jason Pace2000 Sean Foster Nick Hill2002 Joe Donahue Nick Hill Adrian Rawn2003 Joe Donahue Alex Ratcliffe2004 Alex Ratcliffe2005 Alex Ratcliffe2006 Aaron Recko George Naughton2007 Michael Mulvey Aaron Recko2008 Michael Mulvey2009 Brett Rajchel Kyle Wertz2010 Stevie Ray Kyle Wertz2011 Kyle Wertz2012 Paul Pedrotty2013 Carl Dowzicky2014 Thomas Patterson

Two-Time First-Team All-EastTom Temple 1986, 1987Tom Tomsheck 1988, 1989Doug Munz 1993, 1994Joe Ernst 1994, 1995

Nick Hill 2000, 2002Joe Donahue 2002, 2003Aaron Recko 2006, 2007Michael Mulvey 2007, 2008

Three-Time First-Team All-EastLawrence Kough 1983, 1984, 1985Tom Popp 1986, 1987, 1988Luis Nicalao 1989, 1990, 1991Alex Ratcliffe 2003, 2004, 2005Kyle Wertz 2009, 2010, 2011

CWPA Eastern MVPs1986 Ed Schofield1987 Tom Popp1988 Tom Popp1990 Luis Nicolao1991 Luis Nicolao1994 Doug Munz2000 Sean Foster2003 Joe Donahue2006 Aaron Recko2007 Aaron Recko2008 Michael Mulvey

CWPA Rookie of the Year2008 Kyle Wertz

CWPA Coach of the Year1982 Lee Lawrence1984 Lee Lawrence1986 Mike Schofield1990 Mike Schofield2000 Mike Schofield2003 Mike Schofield2006 Mike Schofield2007 Mike Schofield2010 Mike Schofield

CWPA First-Team All-South1999 Jason Pace2000 Sean Foster Brendan Naeve2001 Joe Donahue Brendan Naeve2002 Joe Donahue Nick Hill Adrian Rawn2003 Joe Donahue Alex Ratcliffe2004 Alex Ratcliffe2005 Jordan Gentry George Naughton Alex Ratcliffe2006 Tyler Hill George Naughton Aaron Recko

2007 Michael Mulvey George Naughton Aaron Recko2008 Michael Mulvey2009 Luke Baldwin Brett Rajchel Kyle Wertz2010 Luke Baldwin2011 Conor Handley Kyle Wertz2012 Jesse Walker2013 Carl Dowzicky Garrett Sabesky Robert Sutherland2014 Thomas Patterson

CWPA South Player of the Year2000 Sean Foster2002 Nick Hill2005 Alex Ratcliffe2006 Aaron Recko2007 Michael Mulvey2009 Kyle Wertz2011 Conor Handley2013 Carl Dowzicky

NAAA Sword For Men• Presented to the midshipman of the gradu-ating class declared by the Association’s Athletic Committee to have personally ex-celled in athletics during his years of varsity competition.1989 Tom Popp1992 Luis Nicalao2009 Michael Mulvey

NAAA Coaches Calvert Award• Presented by the Naval Academy Athletic Association in honor of Vice Admiral James Calvert, Superintendent of the Naval Acad-emy (1968-72), to the varsity letterman of the graduating class selected by the varsity coaches as having perservered the most in his or her career.1989 Jeffrey Tomlin2001 Andrew Sause2002 Barry Shaw2007 Todd Carlson2008 Eric Gardiner

All-Time Accolades / Honors

Two-time CWPA Eastern MVP Aaron Recko ‘08

Two-time All-American Doug Munz ‘95



CoSIDA Academic All-Americans2001 Andrew Sause (1st Team) Barry Shaw (1st Team)2002 Barry Shaw (2nd Team)2008 Eric Gardiner (1st Team)2013 Jackson Hummeldorf (1st Team)

ACWPC All-Academic Team1995 Brian Wilson (S) Jeremy Thompson (E) Marc Williams (E)2001 Barry Shaw (O)2002 Bryan Lingle (O) Alex Ratcliffe (E) Cody Acuna (E) Nick Hill (E)2003 Bryan Lingle (O) Jordan Gentry (S) Bill Miante (E)2004 Eric Gardiner (O) Bryan Lingle (O) Jordan Gentry (S)2005 Eric Gardiner (O) Bryan Lingle (O) Jordan Gentry (S) Jordan Flacco (E) Steve Craney (E)2006 Eric Gardner (O) George Naughton (E) Zach Anderson (E) Steve Craney (E) Nick Mansfield (E) Justin Stevens (E)2007 Alex Buck (O) Eric Gardiner (O) George Naughton (S) Nick Mansfield (S) Dominic Valentini (S) Joe Moffit (E) Luke Baldwin (E) Zack Anderson (E) Steve Craney (E) Justin Stevens (E)2008 Chase Hansen (O) Luke Baldwin (S) Taylor Sultz (S) Joe Moffit (E) Dominic Valentini (E)2009 Chase Hansen (O) Jackson Hummeldorf (O) Luke Baldwin (S) Dominic Valentini (S) Archie Warren (S) Zack Anderson (E) Joe Moffit (E)2010 Jackson Hummeldorf (O) Luke Baldwin (S) Joel Elenbaas (S) Sean McDonald (S) Archie Warren (E)2011 Jackson Hummeldorf (O) Tyler Barker (O) Vikram Kanth (O) Daniel Norris (S) Matt Newby (E) Archie Warren (E)2012 Tyler Barker (O) Jackson Hummeldorf (O) Vikram Kanth (O) Matt Newby (S) Beau Bayless (E) Sean McDonald (E) P.J. Taylor (E) Will Weggeland (E)

2013 Tyler Barker (O) Sean McDonald (S) Taylor Setness (S) Vikram Kanth (S) Matt Newby (E)2014 Tyler Barker (O) Vikram Kanth (O) Matt Newby (E) Garrett Sabesky (E)• O denotes outstanding (3.71 to 4.00).• S denotes superior (3.41 to 3.70).• E denotes excellent (3.20 to 3.40).

CWPA Academic Team Honor2002 2.83 Team GPA2003 2.75 Team GPA2005 2.78 Team GPA2007 2.80 Team GPA2009 2.76 Team GPA2011 2.83 Team GPA

NCAA Post-Grad Scholarships1989 Tom Popp1993 Josh Bell2001 Andrew Sause2002 Barry Shaw2008 Eric Gardiner

2014 ACWPC All-Academic Team

Tyler Barker4.00 GPA

Honors Systems Enginieering

Vikram Kanth3.85 GPAComputer

Enginieering

Matt Newby3.40 GPA

InformationTechnology

Garrett Sabesky3.22 GPAPhysics

Jackson Hummeldorf ‘132013 CoSIDA Academic All-American

All-Time Accolades / Honors



Single Season

100-Point Seasons No. Year 1. Doug Munz 184 1994 2. Paul Pedrotty 137 2012 3. Tom Popp 123 1988 4. Luis Nicolao 118 1990 5. Luis Nicolao 114 1991 6. Doug Munz 113 1993 7. Brian Wineke 108 1993 8. Sean Foster 107 2000 9. Michael Mulvey 105 2008 10. Kevin Popp 104 1997 11. Greg Mendehall 102 1995 12. Marc Williams 100 1997

Goals No. Year 1. Doug Munz 129 1994 2. Luis Nicolao 95 1990 3. Paul Pedrotty 91 2012 4. Brian Wineke 89 1993 5. Sean Foster 85 2000 6. Luis Nicolao 81 1991 7. Doug Munz 78 1993 8. Michael Mulvey 76 2007 Aaron Recko 76 2007 Tom Popp 76 1988

Assists No. Year 1. Andrew Sause 57 2000 2. Marc Williams 48 1997 3. Tom Popp 47 1988 4. Paul Pedrotty 46 2012 Erich Schwamb 46 2012 6. Jack Finch 45 2013 7. Michael Mulvey 44 2008 8. Doug Munz 41 1994 David Silverman 41 1997 10. Kevin Popp 40 1997

Saves No. Year 1. George Naughton 329 2007 2. Kevin Crisson 319 1998 3. Garrett Sabesky 272 2013 4. George Naughton 267 2006 5. Ken Johansen 264 1987 6. Joe Alton 255 1995 7. Brett Rajchel 248 2008 8. Joe Alton 245 1996 9. John McCullough 229 1991 10. Joe Alton 221 1994

Career

200-Point Careers No. Year 1. Luis Nicolao 377 1988-91 2. Doug Munz 369 1991-94 3. Greg Mendenhall 356 1993-96 4. Tom Popp 337 1985-88 5. Michael Mulvey 314 2005-08 6. Joe Donahue 301 2000-03 7. Tom Temple 298 1984-87 8. Alex Ratcliffe 287 2002-05 9. David Kaye 281 1982-85 10. Kyle Wertz 260 2008-11 11. Paul Pedrotty 244 2009-12 12. Sean Foster 240 1997-00 13. David Silverman 233 1994-97 14. Brian Wineke 231 1990-93 15. Kevin Popp 229 1994-97 16. Lawrence Kough 228 1982-85 17. Tom Tomsheck 215 1986-89

Goals No. Years 1. Luis Nicolao 282 1988-91 2. Doug Munz 273 1991-94 3. Greg Mendenhall 226 1993-96 4. Tom Temple 222 1984-87 5. Joe Donahue 218 2000-03 6. Michael Mulvey 205 2005-08 7. Tom Popp 198 1985-88 8. Alex Ratcliffe 193 2002-05 9. David Kaye 186 1982-85 10. Kyle Wertz 184 2008-11

Assists No. Years 1. Tom Popp 139 1985-88 2. Michael Mulvey 109 2005-08 3. David Silverman 107 1994-97 4. Andrew Sause 104 1999-00 5. Greg Mendenhall 98 1993-96 6. David Kaye 95 1982-85 Luis Nicolao 95 1988-91 8. Alex Ratcliffe 94 2002-05 9. Jack Finch 91 2011-14 10. Doug Munz 87 1991-94

Saves No. Years 1. George Naughton 796 2004-07 2. Joe Alton 752 1993-96 3. John McCullough 649 1990-93 4. Kevin Crisson 496 1995-98 5. Anthony Gutierrez 485 2009-12 6. Garrett Sabesky 462 2012-Pres. 7. Brett Rajchel 458 2006-09 8. Ed Schofield 456 1983-86 9. Ken Johansen 450 1985-88 10. Nick Hill 364 2000-02

Yearly Leaders

Points Player G A Pts.1982 Craig Malloy 53 23 761983 David Kaye 52 33 851984 David Kaye 53 24 771985 David Kaye 55 19 741986 Tom Temple 75 19 941987 Tom Temple 66 29 951988 Tom Popp 76 47 1231989 Luis Nicolao 61 22 831990 Luis Nicolao 95 23 1181991 Luis Nicolao 81 33 1141992 Brian Wineke 63 15 781993 Doug Munz 78* 33 1131994 Doug Munz 136* 41 1841995 Greg Mendenhall 64* 35 1021996 Greg Mendenhall 45* 20 701997 Kevin Popp 58* 40 1041998 Sean Foster 55* 26 851999 Andrew Sause 28* 31 652000 Sean Foster 85 22 1072001 Joe Donahue 59 24 832002 Joe Donahue 58 18 762003 Joe Donahue 56 20 762004 Alex Ratcliffe 59 30 892005 Alex Ratcliffe 56 23 792006 Aaron Recko 70 19 892007 Michael Mulvey 76 23 992008 Michael Mulvey 61 44 1052009 Kyle Wertz 55 20 752010 Luke Baldwin 54 29 832011 Kyle Wertz 56 32 882012 Paul Pedrotty 91 46 1372013 Carl Dowzicky 58 16 742014 Thomas Patterson 64 24 88* - denotes two-point goals included.

Goalies Player Svs. GA Pct.1982 Dan Valaik 155 182 .4601983 Ed Schofield 116 83 .5831984 Ed Schofield 132 117 .5301985 Doug Keller 73 75 .4931986 Ed Schofield 141 120 .5401987 Ken Johansen 264 239 .5251988 Ken Johansen 162 178 .4761989 Scott Bell 145 105 .5801990 David Schalm 173 168 .5071991 John McCullough 229 194 .5411992 John McCullough 192 269 .4161993 John McCullough 191 N/A N/A1994 Joe Alton 221 182 .5501995 Joe Alton 255 136 .6521996 Joe Alton 245 177 .5801997 Kevin Crisson 169 137 .5521998 Kevin Crisson 319 216 .5961999 Sean Stanowski 166 152 .5222000 Nick Hill 126 154 .4502001 Nick Hill 115 78 .5962002 Nick Hill 133 90 .5962003 Patrick McCreary 175 188 .4822004 Patrick McCreary 171 171 .5002005 George Naughton 193 169 .5332006 George Naughton 267 231 .5362007 George Naughton 329 204 .6172008 Brett Rajchel 248 233 .5162009 Brett Rajchel 199 190 .5122010 Anthony Gutierrez 196 168 .5382011 Anthony Gutierrez 177 175 .5032012 Anthony Gutierrez 108 78 .5812013 Garrett Sabesky 272 244 .5272014 Garrett Sabesky 190 204 .482

Single-Game Individual RecordsGoals 9 by Brian Wineke vs. Slippery Rock (11-6-93)Assists 5 by Jack Finch vs. Princeton (10-12-13) 5 by Erich Schwamb vs. Johns Hopkins (10-10-12) 5 by Erich Schwamb vs. Long Beach State (9-27-12) 5 by Arny Warren vs. George Washington (10-29-11) 5 by Thomas Sutherlin vs. MIT (9-24-83)Points 11 by Brian Wineke vs. Slippery Rock (11-6-93)Saves 20 by George Naughton vs. St. Francis (11-18-07) 20 by Kevin Crisson vs. Geo. Wash. (9-26-88)

Single-Game Team RecordsGoals 28 vs. Mount San Antonio College (9-8-13) 28 vs. Washington & Jefferson (9-12-12) 28 vs. Washington & Lee (9-16-83)Goals Allowed 25 vs. Pacific (9-15-13)Win Margin 26 vs. Washington & Lee (9-16-83)Loss Margin 20 vs. Stanford (9-28-14)Saves 24 vs. Slippery Rock (10-10-98)

Winning Streak 1. Oct. 6, 2007 to Nov. 18, 2007 19 Sept. 11, 1994 to Nov. 5, 1994 19 Oct. 3, 1986 to Nov. 16, 1986 19 4. Nov. 14, 1982 to Oct. 14, 1983 16 5. Sept. 27, 2006 to Nov. 14, 2006 14 Nov. 13, 1983 to Oct. 12, 1994 14 7. Oct. 6, 1989 to Nov. 4, 1989 13 8. Sept. 1, 2012 to Sept. 22, 2012 12 Oct. 21, 1988 to Nov. 13, 1988 12

Losing Streak 1. Sept. 15, 2013 to Sept. 28, 2013 10 2. Nov. 11, 1984 to Sept. 14, 1985 7 3. Nov. 10, 1991 to Sept. 12, 1992 6 Nov. 25, 1988 to Sept. 11, 1989 6 5. Sept. 20, 2014 to Sept. 28, 2014 5 Dec. 6, 2003 to Sept. 5, 2004 5 Nov. 30, 1986 to Sept. 12, 1987 5

Record Book



1984 Long Beach, Calif. 8thN23 Stanford L, 8-16N24 UCLA L, 4-17N25 Loyola, Ill. L, 7-10

1986 Long Beach, Calif. 6thN28 UCLA L, 7-13N29 Brown W, 6-4N30 USC L, 3-8

1987 Long Beach, Calif. 8thN27 USC L, 5-17N28 Pepperdine L, 8-16N29 Brown L, 6-7

1988 Long Beach, Calif. 8thN25 UCLA L, 3-11N26 UC Irvine L, 5-17N27 Arkansas-Little Rock L, 9-10

1990 Long Beach, Calif. 7thN25 UC Santa Barbara L, 9-16N26 Air Force L, 8-11N27 Brown W, 7-6

1991 Long Beach, Calif. 8thN29 California L, 6-13N30 Long Beach State L, 9-13D1 Slippery Rock L, 8-9

1992 Long Beach, Calif. 7thN27 California L, 2-15N28 Pepperdine L, 8-19N29 Princeton W, 14-9

1993 Long Beach, Calif. 7thN26 Stanford L, 1-16N27 Pacific L, 7-13N28 UC San Diego W, 20-17

1994 Long Beach, Calif. 6thN25 USC L, 5-15N26 Massachusetts W, 11-3N27 Pepperdine L, 10-13

2000 Malibu, Calif. 4thD2 UCLA L, 5-12D3 USC L, 9-15

2003 Palo Alto, Calif. 4thD6 USC L, 6-10D7 Loyola Marymount L, 7-10

2006 Los Angeles, Calif. 4thD2 USC L, 3-20D3 UC San Diego L, 8-12

2007 Palo Alto, Calif. 3rdD1 California L, 5-8D2 Loyola Marymount W, 7-6

2008 Palo Alto, Calif. 4thD6 USC L, 9-14D7 Loyola Marymount L, 4-11

NCAA Tournament FactsTournament Appearances 14Won-Lost Record 6-31NCAA Championships 02nd-place finishes 03rd-place finishes 14th-place finishes 4 vs. Air Force 0-1 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 0-1 vs. Brown 2-1 vs. California 0-3 vs. Long Beach State 0-1 vs. Loyola, Ill. 0-1 vs. Loyola Marymount 1-2 vs. Massachusetts 1-0 vs. Pacific 0-1 vs. Pepperdine 0-3 vs. Princeton 1-0 vs. Slippery Rock 0-1 vs. Southern Cal 0-7 vs. Stanford 0-2 vs. UC Irvine 0-1 vs. UC San Diego 1-1 vs. UC Santa Barbara 0-1 vs. UCLA 0-4

NCAA Tournament Appearances 1. Stanford 30 2. UCLA 29 3. USC 28 4. California 26 5. UC Irvine 21 6. Navy 14 7. Pepperdine 12 UC Santa Barbara 12 UC San Diego 12 10. Brown 11 Long Beach State 11

NCAA Tournament Victories 1. California 58 2. Stanford 57 3. UCLA 53 4. USC 50 5. UC Irvine 40 6. Long Beach State 19 7. Pepperdine 18 8. UC Santa Barbara 16 9. Brown 9 10. UC San Diego 7 Loyola, Ill. 7 San Jose State 7 13. Navy 6 Bucknell 6

Navy in the NCAA Tournament



1982 3rdN13 Washington & Lee W, 12-11N13 Brown L, 4-10N14 Bucknell W, 14-13

1983 3rdN12 Richmond W, 10-6N12 Slippery Rock L, 10-16N13 Bucknell W, 14-8

1984 2ndN9 Harvard W, 11-4N10 Bucknell W, 17-8N11 Brown L, 12-15

1985 2ndN8 Slippery Rock W, 12-7N9 Iona W, 16-6N10 Bucknell L, 3-5

1986 - Hosted by Navy 1stN8 Harvard W, 21-0N9 Bucknell W, 16-3N10 Brown W, 5-2

1987 - Hosted by Navy 1stN13 Arkansas-Little Rock W, 16-4N14 Iona W, 11-6N15 Brown W, 8-6

1988 1stN12 Harvard W, 13-3N12 Bucknell W, 11-6N13 Arkansas-Little Rock W, 13-7

1989 - Hosted by Navy 3rdN10 Slippery Rock W, 12-4N11 Brown L, 5-6N12 Harvard W, 11-2

1990 - Hosted by Navy 1stN11 Ark.-Little Rock W, 15-10N11 Harvard W, 12-7N12 Brown W, 12-9

1991 2ndN9 Iona W, 7-6N9 Brown W, 7-6N10 Slippery Rock L, 5-7

1992 - Hosted by Navy 2ndN7 Massachusetts W, 10-9N7 Brown W, 10-3N8 Princeton L, 7-8

1993 5thN6 Massachusetts L, 4-10N6 Iona W, 16-11N6 Slippery Rock W, 16-9

1994 2ndN5 Harvard W, 19-10N5 Washington & Lee W, 18-4N5 Massachusetts L, 6-9

1995 - Hosted by Navy 3rdN4 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 15-7N4 Massachusetts L, 4-8N5 Princeton W, 10-7

1996 - Hosted by Navy 4thN9 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 14-7N9 Massachusetts L, 5-10N10 Brown L, 5-7

1997 6thN8 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 7-8N8 Slippery Rock W, 12-10N8 George Washington L, 8-91998 4thN14 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 7-6N14 Queens L, 5-9N14 Bucknell L, 11-13

1999 - Hosted by Navy 5thN13 Queens L, 9-10N13 George Washington W, 11-7N14 Brown W, 11-7

2000 1stN18 Harvard W, 15-5N18 Massachusetts W, 14-11N19 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 13-12

2001 5thN17 Harvard L, 3-5N17 Johns Hopkins W, 15-5N18 Princeton W, 9-6

2002 2ndN16 Iona W, 9-6N16 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 9-7N17 Queens L, 4-5

2003 - Hosted by Navy 1stN15 Iona W, 12-6N16 Queens W, 10-9N16 Princeton W, 8-6

2004 3rdN13 Brown W, 9-4N14 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 7-8N14 Harvard W, 10-5

2005 2ndN12 Iona W, 9-5N12 Bucknell W, 8-7N13 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 9-10

2006 1stN11 MIT W, 13-7N12 Bucknell W, 11-8N13 Princeton W, 9-6

2007 1stN16 Iona W, 12-3N17 George Washington W, 15-3N18 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 11-7

2008 - Hosted by Navy 1stN21 Iona W, 14-10N22 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 12-11N23 Princeton W, 9-6

2009 2ndN20 Iona W, 15-11N21 Johns Hopkins W, 12-7N22 Princeton L, 4-5

2010 2ndN19 Brown W, 15-9N20 Princeton W, 8-5N21 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 4-8

2011 2ndN18 Harvard W, 20-5N19 Brown W, 12-10N20 Princeton L, 7-10

2012 6thN16 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 10-14N17 MIT W, 21-9N18 Brown L, 8-9

2013 3rdN22 MIT W, 19-11N23 Princeton L, 8-9N24 Bucknell W, 10-7

2014 3rdN21 Iona W, 14-12N21 Harvard W, 15-10N22 Princeton L, 3-6N23 St. Francis Brooklyn W, 14-13

CWPA Tournament FactsTournament Appearances 33Won-Lost Record 72-28 (.720)Eastern Division Championships 9 (1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008)2nd-place finishes 93rd-place finishes 8 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 3-0 vs. Brown 9-5 vs. Bucknell 9-2 vs. George Washington 2-1 vs. Harvard 10-1 vs. Iona 11-0 vs. Johns Hopkins 2-0 vs. Massachusetts 2-4 vs. MIT 3-0 vs. Princeton 6-5 vs. Queens 1-3 vs. Richmond 1-0 vs. Slippery Rock 4-2 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn 8-5 vs. Washington & Lee 2-0

CWPA Tournament Titles 1. Navy 9 2. Massachusetts 7 3. Brown 5 Bucknell 5 5. Princeton 4 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 3 Yale 3 8. Queens 2 9. Arkansas-Little Rock 1 Loyola, Ill. 1 Pittsburgh 1 Slippery Rock 1

CWPA Southern Div. Tournament FactsTournament Appearances 22Won-Lost Record 66-9 (.880)Southern Division Championships 14 (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013)2nd-place finishes 53rd-place finishes 2 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 vs. Bucknell 12-3 vs. Dayton 1-0 vs. Gannon 3-0 vs. George Washington 5-0 vs. Grove City College 1-0 vs. Johns Hopkins 7-0 vs. Mercyhurst 3-0 vs. Notre Dame, Ohio 1-0 vs. Penn State-Behrend 4-0 vs. Princeton 12-6 vs. Salem International 4-0 vs. Slippery Rock 4-0 vs. Villanova 2-0 vs. Washington & Jefferson 5-0 vs. Washington & Lee 1-0

Navy in the CWPA Tournament (formerly the CWPA Eastern Tournament)



CWPA Varsity MembersNORTHERN DIVISION: Brown, Connecticut College, Fordham,

Harvard, Iona, MIT, St. Francis BrooklynSOUTHERN DIVISION (EAST): Bucknell, George Washington,

Johns Hopkins, Princeton, NavySOUTHERN DIVISION (WEST): Gannon, Mercyhurst, Monmouth College,

Penn State-Behrend, Salem International, Washington & Jefferson

2014 CWPA StandingsNorthern Division Rk. Team Div. 1. Brown 11-1 2. St. Francis Brooklyn 10-2 3. Harvard 7-4 4. MIT 4-8 4. Iona 4-8 4. Fordham 4-8 7. Connecticut College 0-12

Southern Division (East) Rk. Team Div. 1. Princeton 7-1 2. Bucknell 4-4 2. Navy 4-4 2. Johns Hopkins 4-4 5. George Washington 1-7

Southern Division (West) Rk. Team Div. 1. Washington & Jefferson 5-0 2. Mercyhurst 4-1 3. Gannon 3-2 4. Monmouth College 2-3 5. Salem International 1-4 6. Penn State-Behrend 0-5

2014 CWPA Championship• Hosted by Navy / Annapolis, Md.First Round (November 21, 2014)• (8) George Washington - (9) Fordham, 11-8• (7) Johns Hopkins - (10) MIT, 14-8• (S3) Navy - (11) Iona, 14-12• (N3) St. Francis Brooklyn - (12) Washington & Jefferson, 13-6 • (N1) Brown - (8) George Washington, 22-11• (S1) Princeton - (7) Johns Hopkins, 18-5• (S3) Navy - (N2) Harvard, 15-10• (N3) St. Francis Brooklyn - (S2) Bucknell, 8-7Consolations (November 22, 2014)• Fordham - Washington & Jefferson, 9-7• MIT - Iona, 13-9• Bucknell - George Washington, 10-7• Johns Hopkins - Harvard, 10-5Semifinals (November 22, 2014)• Brown - St. Francis Brooklyn, 10-7• Princeton - Navy, 6-311th Place Game (November 23, 2014)• Iona - Washington & Jefferson, 13-129th Place Game (November 24, 2014)• Fordham - MIT, 9-87th Place Game (November 24, 2014)• Harvard - George Washington, 14-135th Place Game (November 24, 2014)• Bucknell - Johns Hopkins, 11-53rd Place Game (November 24, 2014)• Navy - St. Francis Brooklyn, 14-13 OTChampionship Game (November 24, 2014)• Brown - Princeton, 7-6

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CWPA Champions / Runner-UpsYear Champion Runner-Up1972 Yale Harvard1973 Yale Fordham1974 Yale Fordham1975 Bucknell Army1976 Pittsburgh Bucknell1977 Bucknell Pittsburgh1978 Bucknell Brown1979 Bucknell Illinois1980 Bucknell Loyola, Ill.1981 Brown Loyola, Ill.1982 Loyola, Ill. Brown1983 Brown Slippery Rock1984 Brown Navy1985 Brown Bucknell1986 Navy Brown1987 Navy Brown1988 Navy Arkansas-Little Rock1989 Arkansas-Little Rock Brown1990 Navy Brown1991 Slippery Rock Navy1992 Princeton Slippery Rock1993 Massachusetts Bucknell

Year Champion Runner-Up1994 Massachusetts Navy1995 Massachusetts Queens, N.Y.1996 Massachusetts Queens, N.Y.1997 Queens, N.Y. Massachusetts1998 Massachusetts Queens, N.Y.1999 Massachusetts St. Francis, N.Y.2000 Navy St. Francis, N.Y.2001 Massachusetts Queens, N.Y.2002 Queens, N.Y. Navy2003 Navy Princeton2004 Princeton St. Francis, N.Y.2005 St. Francis, N.Y. Navy2006 Navy Princeton2007 Navy St. Francis, N.Y.2008 Navy Princeton2009 Princeton Navy2010 St. Francis, N.Y. Navy2011 Princeton Navy2012 St. Francis, N.Y. Bucknell2013 St. Francis, N.Y. Princeton2014 Brown Princeton

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