2016 bucknell men's lacrosse guide

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2016 BUCKNELL MEN’S LACROSSE

www.BucknellBison.com

Credits: This book was written and edited by Bucknell’s Office of Athletic Communications. Photography by Marc Hagemeier, Joel Turrell, Scott Helm and Art Foxall.

University Information

Location: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, 17837Founded: 1846 as the University at LewisburgEnrollment: 3,500Nickname: BisonColors: Orange and BlueAffiliation: NCAA (Div. I), ECACConference: Patriot League (Army, Boston Uni-versity, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola Maryland and Navy)Stadium: Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium (13,100)President: John C. BravmanDirector of Athletics: John P. HardtSenior Woman Administrator: Maisha KellyDir. of Athletic Communications: Jon TerryHead Athletic Trainer: Mark Keppler

Men’s Lacrosse Information

Head Coach: Frank FedorjakaAlma Mater: Hobart ‘89Record at Bucknell: 96-57 (11th Season)Patriot League Record: 47-23Career Record: 135-88 (16th Season)Assistant Coaches: Joe Conner Jr., Nick Marks2015 Record: 9-6, 5-3 Patriot League2015 Conference Finish: T-3rd2015 Final Ranking: RVPostseason: PL Tournament Semifinals Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 29/12Starters Returning/Lost: 5/52015 Captains: Thomas Flibotte, Zach Henkhaus, Eric Monfort, Alex SpringMen’s Lacrosse Phone: (570) 577-3059Email: [email protected] Page: www.BucknellBison.comTwitter: @Bison Sports; @BucknellMensLaxAthletic Department FAX: (570) 577-1660Men’s Lacrosse Address: Men’s Lacrosse Office, Langone Athletics & Recreation Center, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 17837Athletic Communications Contact: Jon Terry Phone: (570) 577-3121 E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: (570) 577-1660

• 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2011 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMP• 2005, 2009, 2011 PATRIOT LEAGUE REGULAR-SEASON CHAMP

• 2001, 2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT• 68-25 PATRIOT LEAGUE RECORD OVER LAST 15 SEASONS

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Secondary School 1 Tommy O’Connor Jr. M 6-1 184 Wayne, Pa./Malvern Prep 2 Alex Spring Sr. LSM 5-11 185 New York, N.Y./Western Reserve Academy (Ohio) 3 Jarett Witzal Fr. F/O 5-8 190 Bethesda, Md./Landon School 4 Ryan Durkin Fr. M 5-10 173 Fairport, N.Y./Jamesville DeWitt 5 Brock Ghelfi Sr. M 5-7 150 Paradise Valley, Ariz./Brophy Prep 6 Sean O’Brien So. M 5-10 190 Bethesda, Md./Landon 7 John Reed So. M 5-11 185 Darien, Conn./Darien 8 Kyle Shanahan Sr. M 6-4 217 Potomac, Md./Georgetown Prep 9 Sean Doyle Sr. A 5-10 185 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor 10 Teddy Dumbauld Fr. M 6-0 182 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 12 Zach Henkhaus Sr. M 5-8 177 Palos Verdes Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes 13 Benny Borgognone So. D 5-9 173 Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset/Fairfield 14 Tom Smith Fr. M 6-1 202 Lebanon, N.J./Rutgers Prep 15 Ben Foley Jr. M 6-3 195 Florham Park, N.J./Seton Hall Prep 16 Jake Dunlop So. F/O 6-0 187 Gaithersburg, Md./Wootten 17 Thomas Flibotte Sr. M 5-11 210 Cohasset, Mass./Deerfield Academy 19 Lukas Munoz So. D 6-1 177 Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest 20 Duke Repko So. M 5-10 173 New Canaan, Conn./ Deerfield Academy 21 Grayson Helm Jr. M 5-10 186 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing Area 22 Will Sands So. A 5-10 183 Locust Valley, N.Y./Friends Academy 23 Mike Adelman Sr. LSM 6-2 186 Short Hills, N.J./Millburn 24 Mike Schiappa Jr. D 6-3 195 Lincolnwood, Ill./Loyola Academy 25 Nader Sharif-Emami Jr. D 6-4 212 New York, N.Y./Lawrenceville School (N.J.) 26 Sam Hahn So. F/O 5-8 210 Westport, Conn./Berkshire School (Mass.) 27 Eric Monfort Sr. D 6-3 210 Worthington, Ohio/Worthington 29 Jack Feeley Fr. D 6-2 223 Darien, Conn./Darien 30 Joey Altemus Fr. G 6-1 155 Kensington, Md./Georgetown Prep 31 Joe Kazar So. D 6-1 205 Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton-Warrenville South 32 Brac McKee So. G 5-10 173 Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy 33 Nick Steinfeld Jr. A 6-2 223 Pacific Palisades, Calif./Brentwood 35 Jordy Elardo Fr. F/O 5-4 167 Parkton, Md./McDonogh 36 Brad Dotson Jr. D 6-7 235 Vienna, Va./Langley 37 Reed Malas Fr. M 6-1 170 Mamaroneck, N.Y./Mamaroneck 41 Marshall Dickson Fr. A 5-9 135 Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School 42 Quinn Collison Jr. A 6-2 205 Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller 43 Matt Linden So. D 5-11 200 Edgewater, Md./Archbishop Spalding 44 Alec Talarico Fr. LSM 6-1 185 Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic 45 Christian Klipstein Fr. G 6-1 188 Califon, N.J./Rutgers Prep 66 Brad Landry Fr. M 5-9 161 Boonton Township, N.J./Mountain Lakes 77 Matt Gilray So. LSM/M 6-4 205 Oshawa, Ontario/Brewster Academy (N.H.) 88 Connor O’Hara So. A 6-0 175 Skaneateles, N.Y./Salisbury School (Conn.) 99 Shane Fee Sr. A 6-3 190 White Plains, N.Y./Iona PrepHead Coach: Frank Fedorjaka (Hobart ’89), 11th yearAssistant Coaches: Joe Conner Jr., Nick Marks

2016 ROSTER

Welcome to Bison Lacrosse

QUICK FACTS

Patriot LeagueAll-Academic TeamBLAIR McDONALD

USILA Scholar All-AmericanBEN KELLAR

NFHCA All-RegionKELSEY MUCELLI

NWCA All-Academic TeamPAUL PETROV

NCAA QualifierCSCAA Scholar All-American

EMMA LEVENDOSKI

Captial One Academic All-District

DEREK MAURERAcademic All-Patriot League

MARIA CIOFFI

Capital OneAcademic All-American

NSCAA Scholar All-AmericanJESSE KLUG

Capital OneAcademic All-District

AUDREY DOTSON

Capital One Academic All-District

MATT DelMAURO

Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of Year

Field Athlete of YearSOPHIA NNADI

3x NCAA QualifierJOE STOLFI

Patriot League Award of Leadership &

CharacterAMANDA SEIFERT

Honorable Mention All-American

STEFAN ALEKSIC

BUCKNELL BISON ATHLETICSSETTING THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE

Bucknell takes great pride in its commitment to excellence on and off the playing fields. From Presidents’ Cups to Academic All-Americans to gradua-tion rates that are ranked annually in the national top-10, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class when it comes to upholding the scholar-athlete ideal.

• According to federal data released by the NCAA each fall, Bucknell’s student-athlete graduation rate annually ranks in the top 10 among all Division I institutions. Bucknell has led the nation in graduation rates three times and ranked second in the most recent survey in the fall of 2015.

• All 27 Bison varsity teams easily met the NCAA’s Academic Performance Rate (APR) standards once again last year. In fact, 19 programs boast perfect scores in the four-year rolling average. Bucknell received 19 NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) National Recognition Awards, the second-highest total among all Division I institutions.

• Bucknell has claimed a league-high 140 Patriot League Scholar-Ath-letes of the Year since the league’s inception as an all-sports conference in 1990-91.

• A total of 441 Bison appeared on the Patriot League Academic Hon-or Roll in 2014-15 after recording a GPA of 3.2 or better during their sport’s competition season. Among all BU student-athletes, 319 made the Dean’s List with GPAs of 3.5 or better during the spring 2015 se-mester.

• In addition to the 128 Capital One Academic All-Americans produced since 1970, Bucknell has also claimed 350 Academic All-District honor-ees over the same span, including five in 2014-15.

• Bucknell has earned 101 Patriot League championships in 25 years in the league. In addition, Bucknell has had 129 conference players of the year, 110 PL coaches of the year and a whopping 605 individual league champions from sports such as cross country, track & field, swimming & diving, tennis and golf.

• 26 of Bucknell’s 27 varsity squads posted team GPAs of 3.0 or better in the spring of 2015.

• Bucknell has captured the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, signifying the league’s all-sports champion, 18 times in the 25-year history of the affiliation, including 14 of the last 18 years.

• Bucknell ranks FIFTH in the nation (to Nebraska, Notre Dame, Penn State and Stanford) in total number of Capital One Academic All-Amer-ica selections with 128.

• A major element in ensuring Bucknell’s commitment to athletics excel-lence is the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center, which opened fully in 2003. One of the finest collegiate athletics facilities of its kind, the center includes the 4,000-seat Sojka Pavilion, the Olym-pic class Kinney Natatorium, the Krebs Family Fitness Center and the Berger Family Weight Room. A Hall of Fame area, a display of Bucknell’s Medal of Honor recipients, an Academic All-America wall, a sports med-icine suite, modern offices for coaches and staff, and locker room and classroom space are also included in the facility’s layout.

BUCKNELL BISON ATHLETICSA NATIONAL MODEL IN PROMOTING THE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE IDEAL

Bucknell Athletics is first and foremost a student-centered organization, one that strives to be a national leader when it comes to operating by a true scholar-athlete model. At Bucknell, student-athletes’ academic programs are their first priority, and providing a competitive Division I athletics program only advances the mission, values and residential learning goals of the university. To that end, the Department of Athletics and Recreation proactively seeks ways to assist student-athletes in their daily academic pursuits. Below are just some of the student-athlete support programs currently in place.

BUCKNELL BISON LEADERSHIP ACADEMY: In 2011-12, the Department of Athletics launched the Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy. This program is designed to help student-athletes learn how to be effective leaders on and off the playing fields. The Leadership Academy features programming and instruction that bridge theory, development and real experiences in an interactive learning environment. Through this endeavor, team leaders can enhance their impact on their teammates’ and their program’s performance immediately and for years to come.

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: The faculty athletics representative (FAR) is a member of the faculty or administrative staff who is designated to represent Buck-nell in its relationships with the NCAA and the Patriot League. Bucknell’s FAR is Mitch Chernin, Professor of Biology. The FAR can enhance the student-athlete experience by promoting a balance between academics, athletics and the social lives of student-athletes, which affords them opportunities to enjoy a full range of collegiate experiences.

SIDELINE COACH PROGRAM: This program is a truly unique initiative in Division I college athletics, and it involves the invitation of a member of the faculty, administration, staff or community by one of Bucknell’s 27 varsity teams. The participant has the opportunity to discuss the overall program with the respective coaching staff, including practice preparation and strategy for the upcoming contest. The sideline coach attends a practice session and an actual intercollegiate competition, where he/she is intro-duced to the team and gains rarely seen insight into the relationships that exist between player-coach and player-player. The purpose of the Sideline Coaches Program is to foster a better understanding by the faculty and administration of the roles played by coaches and athletes in the university’s competitive intercollegiate athletic arena.

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT CENTER: In the Fall of 2005, the Department of Athletics opened a study/computer lab for student-athletes on the concourse level of Sojka Pavilion. The center is outfitted with computers, a laser printer, four television monitors and a projection unit with computer, VCR and DVD player. Additionally, the study lab can be used as a meeting place for group projects, tutorial area or just a secluded and quiet study space before or after practice. In addition, the Department of Athletics owns a number of laptop computers that may be signed out by student-athletes for use on away trips.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): Representatives from each varsity team comprise the SAAC, which is designed to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image. The Committee is an invaluable resource for pro-moting communication between athletics administration and student-athletes; promoting communication between athletics and campus-wide administration; providing feedback and insight, as well as soliciting responses into department issues and proposed NCAA legislation; building a sense of community within the athletics program involving all athletics teams; organizing community service projects and efforts; creating a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide committees; serving as a collective voice of campus student-athletes; and disseminating information to the student-athlete body. Among the programs the Bucknell SAAC has undertaken in recent years are regular volunteer trips to the Lewisburg Food Bank, and involvement with the “Orange and Blue goes Green” sustainability program.

BISON GOOD SPORTS: Now in its ninth year, Bison Good Sports is a sportsmanship awareness program designed to promote appropriate fan conduct at all Bison sporting events. Bucknell teams have some of the best fan support in the Patriot League, and we encourage all fans to enthusiastically cheer on the Orange & Blue in a positive manner.

Patriot LeaguePlayer of Year

NICK BYBELBU All-Time Hits Leader

CYDNEE SANDERS

Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of Year

SAM GRINBERGPL Scholar-Athlete of Year

KATIE JESSEE

Patriot League Award of Leadership &

CharacterRYAN FRAZIER

NSCAA Scholar All-RegionCOURTNEY NELSON

Patriot League Indoor Track Athlete of Year

ANDREW GARCIA-GARRISON

NSCAA Scholar All-AmericanCHRIS THORSHEIM

NFHCA All-RegionLIZ WILLS

7x Patriot League Champion7 School Records

PL All-Academic TeamCHRISTIAN LUPICA

Patriot League Player of YearNFCA All-RegionKRISTEN ZAHN

CSCAA Scholar All-AmericanHonorable Mention

LOUIS BEHNEN

Bucknell UniversityPresident’s Award

(graduated with 4.0 GPA)MARGO BOYD

Capital OneAcademic All-District

JOE OGREN

BUCKNELL BISON ATHLETICSA NATIONAL MODEL IN PROMOTING THE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE IDEAL

Bucknell Athletics is first and foremost a student-centered organization, one that strives to be a national leader when it comes to operating by a true scholar-athlete model. At Bucknell, student-athletes’ academic programs are their first priority, and providing a competitive Division I athletics program only advances the mission, values and residential learning goals of the university. To that end, the Department of Athletics and Recreation proactively seeks ways to assist student-athletes in their daily academic pursuits. Below are just some of the student-athlete support programs currently in place.

BUCKNELL BISON LEADERSHIP ACADEMY: In 2011-12, the Department of Athletics launched the Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy. This program is designed to help student-athletes learn how to be effective leaders on and off the playing fields. The Leadership Academy features programming and instruction that bridge theory, development and real experiences in an interactive learning environment. Through this endeavor, team leaders can enhance their impact on their teammates’ and their program’s performance immediately and for years to come.

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: The faculty athletics representative (FAR) is a member of the faculty or administrative staff who is designated to represent Buck-nell in its relationships with the NCAA and the Patriot League. Bucknell’s FAR is Mitch Chernin, Professor of Biology. The FAR can enhance the student-athlete experience by promoting a balance between academics, athletics and the social lives of student-athletes, which affords them opportunities to enjoy a full range of collegiate experiences.

SIDELINE COACH PROGRAM: This program is a truly unique initiative in Division I college athletics, and it involves the invitation of a member of the faculty, administration, staff or community by one of Bucknell’s 27 varsity teams. The participant has the opportunity to discuss the overall program with the respective coaching staff, including practice preparation and strategy for the upcoming contest. The sideline coach attends a practice session and an actual intercollegiate competition, where he/she is intro-duced to the team and gains rarely seen insight into the relationships that exist between player-coach and player-player. The purpose of the Sideline Coaches Program is to foster a better understanding by the faculty and administration of the roles played by coaches and athletes in the university’s competitive intercollegiate athletic arena.

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT CENTER: In the Fall of 2005, the Department of Athletics opened a study/computer lab for student-athletes on the concourse level of Sojka Pavilion. The center is outfitted with computers, a laser printer, four television monitors and a projection unit with computer, VCR and DVD player. Additionally, the study lab can be used as a meeting place for group projects, tutorial area or just a secluded and quiet study space before or after practice. In addition, the Department of Athletics owns a number of laptop computers that may be signed out by student-athletes for use on away trips.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): Representatives from each varsity team comprise the SAAC, which is designed to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image. The Committee is an invaluable resource for pro-moting communication between athletics administration and student-athletes; promoting communication between athletics and campus-wide administration; providing feedback and insight, as well as soliciting responses into department issues and proposed NCAA legislation; building a sense of community within the athletics program involving all athletics teams; organizing community service projects and efforts; creating a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide committees; serving as a collective voice of campus student-athletes; and disseminating information to the student-athlete body. Among the programs the Bucknell SAAC has undertaken in recent years are regular volunteer trips to the Lewisburg Food Bank, and involvement with the “Orange and Blue goes Green” sustainability program.

BISON GOOD SPORTS: Now in its ninth year, Bison Good Sports is a sportsmanship awareness program designed to promote appropriate fan conduct at all Bison sporting events. Bucknell teams have some of the best fan support in the Patriot League, and we encourage all fans to enthusiastically cheer on the Orange & Blue in a positive manner.

This is BucknellBucknell University is one of the top liberal arts colleges in the nation. Our academic programs encompass:The traditional liberal arts disciplines—arts, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.Professional programs in accounting, management, education, engineering and music.Preprofessional programs in law and medicine.

With more than 3,500 undergraduates and nearly 150 graduate students, we combine the personal attention of a small college with the resources of a large university.

THE CAMPUS: BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRALLY LOCATEDMore than 100 facilities for learning, living and recreation.Recent additions: music building, residence hall, geology/psychology building, engineering building and athletics center.

The new Holmes Stadium complex at West Fields is home to field hockey, women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s soccer.Approximately three hours from Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia and Washington D.C.

ACADEMICS: BROAD LEARNING OPPORTUNITIESMore than 50 majors leading to bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of science in engineering, bachelor of

science in education, bachelor of science in business administration or bachelor of music.College of Arts & Sciences: Animal Behavior, Anthropology, Art and Art History, Biology, Cell Biology/Biochemistry, Chem-

istry, Classics, Comparative Humanities, Computer Science, East Asian Studies, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Geology, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, French, Geography, Geology, German, History, International Relations, Latin American Studies, Linguistics, Mathematics, Music, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Russian, Sociology, Spanish, Theatre and Dance, Women’s and Gender Studies.

School of Management: Accounting and Financial Management; Global Management; Managing for Sustainability; Markets, Innovation and Design; Management for Engineers.

College of Engineering: Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electri-cal, Environmental, Mechanical.

Professional Advising: Pre-Health Professions, Pre-Law.

THE FACULTY: FOCUSED ON STUDENTSMore than 330 full-time faculty.More than 97% of faculty members hold doctoral degrees. Undergraduate learning is highest priority.Faculty members are active scholars who conduct research, produce creative works and publish their findings, often in

collaboration with students.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHStudents conduct research in the lab and off campus in conjunction with faculty mentors. High degree of independence.Great preparation for graduate school and career.

CAMPUS LIFE: NEVER A DULL MOMENTLearning outside of class: academically oriented student organizations, guest lecturers, campus publications, concerts,

art exhibitions, theatre, trips off campus and more.More than 150 student-run organizations to suit nearly every interest, from a capella singing to Zen Buddhist meditation. Volunteer and service projects on- and off-campus, including abroad.13 fraternities and 6 sororities.Diverse religious life programs.Athletics: Division I varsity intercollegiate program, club sports for both men and women, and intramural programs.

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES: HOUSING OPTIONS WITH AN ACADEMIC TWISTSeven themed programs open to first-year students: arts, environment, global, humanities, language and culture, social

justice, and society and technology.Students take a course together, live together, and participate in out-of-class activities such as informal discussions,

guest lectures and off-campus trips.

CAREER SERVICES: PREPARATION FOR THE FUTUREFull- or part-time internships at companies, non-profits or governmental agencies.Resume writing and interviewing guidance.Two-day job shadowing externships.On-campus employment expos and off-campus networking nights.

VISIT CAMPUS: SEE BUCKNELL FOR YOURSELFTours are offered five times daily on weekdays and three times on Saturdays. No appointment is necessary for tours; other options may require reservations.Please go to www.bucknell.edu/admissions/calendar or call (570) 577-1101 for more information about visit options.To take Bucknell’s award-winning virtual tour, visit http://community.bucknell.edu/.

This is Bucknell

Bucknell Athletics Facilities

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium: The home of Bison men’s lacrosse, football and track & field.

The Bucknell University Department of Ath-letics and Recreation prides itself on setting the standard of excellence when it comes to success both on the playing fields and in the classroom. With 18 Patriot League Presidents’ Cups in 25 years, national leadership in graduation rates, 128 Aca-demic All-Americans in 45 years and 140 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes in 25 years, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class in terms of uphold-ing the scholar-athlete model.

The addition of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center, one of the finest collegiate athletics and recreation venues of its kind, ensures the continuation of that success.

The facility, which celebrated its 10th birthday in 2012-13, has enhanced each of Bucknell’s 27 varsity programs and has greatly expanded the scope of its growing intramural and recreational sports offerings. A visually appeal-ing structure located along Moore Avenue on the “downhill” side of campus, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center was designed to reach out to all members of the campus community, including the student body, varsity student-athletes, faculty, staff and alumni.

Three primary venues lie within the facility: the Arthur D. Kinney Jr. Na-tatorium, the 4,000-seat Gary A. Sojka Pavilion and the Krebs Family Fitness Center. Other features include a new location for the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, a display of Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, a brand new display highlighting Bucknell’s all-time Academic All-Americans, a sports medicine and athletic training suite, classrooms, modern offices for coaches and staff and increased locker room space for varsity and recreational athletes.

The facility is named in honor of Ken Langone, a 1957 Bucknell gradu-ate who, along with his wife Elaine, pledged $11 million toward the center’s construction. Langone was a member of the university Board of Trustees from 1980 to 1996.

One of the special qualities of the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the manner in which it supplements the pre-existing facilities. The construction surrounds Gerhard Fieldhouse and historic Davis Gymnasium, which has been restored as a competition venue for the Bison wrestling and volleyball teams, as well as intramural, recreation and other varsity practice activities.

As Bucknell continues to strive toward its mission of setting the standard of excellence in college athletics, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center becomes the centerpiece in an already impressive cache of athletics facilities that includes the 13,100-seat Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium and its new FieldTurf and 8-lane track surface; the scenic Bucknell Golf Club and brand new Bachman Golf Center; the newly refurbished Depew Field (baseball) and Becker Field (softball); and Emmitt Field and Graham Field at Holmes Stadium, the new portion of the West Fields project that includes covered grandstand seats, ticket and concession areas, team rooms, a training room and a press box area for soccer, field hockey and women’s lacrosse.

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Notable Bucknell Alumni Rob Andrews ‘79 U.S. Congressman from New Jersey Doreen Bolger ‘71 director, Baltimore Museum of Art Edward Brawley 1875 first black graduate and later president of two southern colleges Todd Buchholz ‘83 economist, author, former director of economic policy at the White House Ellen Bush ‘79 senior vice president of investments, Smith Barney, Inc. Susan Crawford ‘69 first woman chief justice of U.S. Court of Military Appeals Matt Daley ‘04 relief pitcher with Colorado Rockies, New York Yankees Jane Elfers ‘83 president and CEO, Lord & Taylor Ben Elliott ‘66 VP of communications, N.Y. Stock Exchange; former speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan D’Anna Fortunato ‘67 opera singer Sunil Gulati ‘81 president of U.S. Soccer Federation Edward Herrmann ‘65 Emmy-award winning actor Doug Lebda ‘92 founder of LendingTree.com Christy Mathewson 1902 Hall of Fame major league baseball pitcher John McPherson ‘83 syndicated cartoonist, “Close to Home” Leslie Moonves ‘71 president and CEO, CBS Corporation Mark Morganelli ‘77 jazz trumpeter; record producer Ann Morrison ‘70 founder, New Leaders Institute; author, Breaking the Glass Ceiling Mike Muscala ‘13 center with Atlanta Hawks Christine Richards ‘76 executive vice president, general counsel and secretary, FedEx Corporation Daniel Richards ‘78 VP and secretary, Orgill, Inc.; chief financial officer, Rock Island Corporation Philip Roth ‘54 Pulitzer Prize winner; one of America’s foremost contemporary novelists Takeo Shiina ‘53 former chairman of IBM Japan Ltd. Garrett Van Wagoner ‘77 president of Van Wagoner Capital Management Bill Westenhofer ‘90 Academy Award-winning animator; supervised visual effects for Life of Pi, The Golden Compass, Chronicles of Narnia, Men in Black II, Elf, Stuart Little and others

Clockwise from top: Hall of Famer Christy Mathewson, Judge Susan Crawford, Ben Elliott, Dr. Bart Griffith

Notable Bucknell Lacrosse AlumniTim Ainslie ‘80 partner, physical therapy practice Stuart Berger ‘81 state circuit court judgeHollis Brown ‘69 project executive, Exxon Mobil Corp.Dr. Kevin Cooke ‘76 emergency physicianAndy Copelan ‘03 head lacrosse coach, Fairfield UniversityRobert D’Alessandro ‘90 president, industrial gases companyEd Farver ‘69 general manager of Napa Valley wineryDavid Ferrara ‘87 entrepreneurCmdr. John Floyd ‘81 director, Navy Crisis TeamBruce Graham ‘81 president, investment firmDr. Bartley Griffith ‘70 chief of cardiac surgery at University of Maryland Medical CenterDr. Erik Herrema ‘93 veterinarianScott Johnson ‘76 CEO, electrical contracting firmJames Kirkley, PhD ‘73 college professor and ministerLou Kissling ‘71 property tax consultant, CB Commercial Real EstateDr. Michael Lewis ‘68 dentist and adventurerJames McKee ‘69 president, engineering firmJohn Morris ‘82 CEO, investment firmPeter Murtha ‘75 lawyer, U.S. GovernmentMark Reilly ‘76 VP, ESPNJohn Richards ‘70 CEO, national fitness firmDonald Shassian ‘77 CFO, communications firmVincent Shock ‘72 president, citrus wine companyFred Smith ‘69 president, Siemens Government ServicesTodd Streelman, PhD ‘93 genetic research on sharksBarry Sullivan ‘67 VP, Armstrong World IndustriesRalph Turri ‘76 partner, orthopaedic centerPeter Von Hoffmann ‘79 teacher and lacrosse coachJustin Zackey ‘94 college professor in U.S. and China, political geography

Left: Ed Farver; Top: Stu Berger; Bottom: Todd Streelman

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The term “student-athlete” signifies something extraordinary on the campus of Bucknell University.

Being a Bison means that you have the rare blend of physical skills along with the drive and passion needed to succeed at the highest level of collegiate athletics.

Being a Bison also means that you are a scholar first and foremost. You believe that values associated with Division I athletics, such as time management, leadership, teamwork and grace under pressure, are but a part of a well-rounded college experience.

At Bucknell, our students, faculty and staff pride themselves as national leaders in upholding the scholar-athlete ideal that balances a challenging academic program with the demands of successful Division I athletics.

Being a Bison means that you have pledged to be a student-athlete in the purest sense. In doing so, you will be rewarded for a lifetime.

“... the pursuit of athletics in college need not interfere with a fellow’s studies, and if you give a boy a well-developed body his brain will get the benefit of it.”

— Christy Mathewson, in his book Won in the Ninth, written in 1910

Mike Schiappa earned a 4.0 GPA as a biomedical

engineering major in the spring 2015 semester. He was

featured in the September 2015 edition of Lacrosse

Magazine in an article titled “4.0 and Go: A week in the

lives of two D-I players with serious ambition.”

BE A BISONWHAT IT MEANS TO


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bison back in title hunt in patriot league in 2016

Continuing the tradition cemented by Hall-of-Fame coach Sid Jamieson before him, 11th-year Bucknell mentor Frank Fedorjaka has the Bison men’s lacrosse program in a great place. Year in and year out Bucknell is expected to be a factor in chase for the championship in the Patriot League, which has become one of the nation’s top Division I lacrosse conferences.

This year should be no different. While there are some key graduation losses to overcome, the Bison bring back talent in all phases of the game in 2016, as they look to improve on last year’s 9-6 season that ended with a loss to Colgate in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals. Four of the nine wins came against top-20 opponents, and the team went 6-1 in one-goal games and 3-0 in overtime contests.

“Last year was an interesting year,” said Fedor-jaka, who is 96-57 overall 42-22 against Patriot League competition as Bucknell’s head coach. “We had some really big wins, but also some blowout losses that were unusual for us. We had some games where we gave up a lot of goals, and we are a program that prides itself on being one of the best defensive teams in the country. We have worked really hard this offseason on getting back to that.”

A Bison defense that conceded 9.9 goals per game last season will have some new faces in 2016. Two-year starting goalie Sam Grinberg and First Team All-Patriot League defenseman Ben Kellar have graduated, but senior Preseason All-America long-stick defensive midfielder Alex Spring returns to lead a talented group.

At close defense, junior Mike Schiappa al-ready has two years of starting experience under his belt and is a strong crease defender. Senior co-captain Eric Monfort, formerly an offensive and defensive midfielder, makes the transition to close defense this spring. He made the move in the fall to help alleviate some injury concerns, and it was not long before he had become one of the team’s best cover men. Sophomore Benny Borgognone, a transfer from Fairfield, is another

strong, quick defender who has grasped Fedor-jaka’s intricate defensive scheme.

Junior Brad Dotson and sophomore Lukas Munoz have also started games for the Bison and are ready if called upon. Munoz took over a starting spot in the second game of the year and showed plenty of promise in seven games before going down with a season-ending knee injury in the Brown game. Dotson, one of the tallest play-ers in the country at 6’7”, then jumped into the top three and also performed well.

“I like the makeup of our close defense unit,” said Fedorjaka. “There is good balance there, and everyone seems to have a different strength, which means they all complement each other well.”

Spring has become one of the best long-stick defensive midfielders in the country. He was an Honorable Mention Preseason All-American as well as a Preseason All-Patriot League selection.

An eighth-round draft pick of the MLL’s Florida Launch, Spring already ranks second on Buck-nell’s career ground balls list (185) with a full season still to play.

“Alex is one of the best ground-ball guys I have ever seen,” praised Fedorjaka. “He has a good nose for the ball and is hugely important for us as a faceoff wing. Pound-for-pound he is the strongest player on our team. He has fantas-tic endurance, he knows our defense very well, and we are very happy with his leadership and work ethic.”

Sophomore Matt Gilray has many of the same attributes as Spring, and he has the potential to be just as effective in terms of coverage and winning ground balls on the faceoff wings. In fact, the team has dubbed the duo “Spring-Ray”. Because Spring is in such good shape and rarely needs to come off the field, Gilray will also be playing with a short stick as a defensive middie. The Oshawa, Ontario native is quite skilled with the short stick, having played a lot of box lacrosse at home in Canada.

Senior Mike Adelman, a former walk-on, has improved considerably over the last three years and will also see time as an LSM.

The Bison will have plenty of game experi-ence back in the short-stick defensive midfield rotation. Seniors Brock Ghelfi and co-captain Zach Henkhaus are both returning rotation guys, while junior Grayson Helm and sophomore Duke Repko are knocking on the door. Freshman Brad Landry is one of the fastest players on the team.

Breaking in a new goalie has been a rarity at Bucknell through the years. The team has utilized only five regular starters in the cage dating all the way back to 2000: Grinberg (2014-15), Kyle Feeney (2010-13), Nick Sciubba (2007-09), Matt Baran (2004-06) and Justin Sussman (2000-03).

Next in line could be freshman Christian Klipstein, who has impressed since the start of fall ball. The Califon, New Jersey native is the younger brother of Ryan Klipstein, a standout midfielder for the Bison from 2008-11. Another brother, Reaves, is currently a defenseman at Army.

Klipstein is being pushed hard by sophomore Brac McKee, who saw action in six games as Grinberg’s backup last year, and another first-year

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netminder in Joey Altemus. “We have three really good goalies,” said Fe-

dorjaka. “Consistency is a big key, and Christian has been very consistent for us. He is a great ball-stopper and seems to be mature above his years. He understands the defense and is vocal and confident.”

The unit that will be looking to alleviate some pressure from the defense is the faceoff group. Faceoffs have been an issue for the Bison over the last two seasons, but Fedorjaka has a young group consisting of two sophomores and three freshmen that he feels could turn an area of weak-ness into a team strength.

Sophomores Jake Dunlop and Sam Hahn are the returnees. Hahn led the team with 150 attempts at the X, winning 65 as a rookie in 2015. Dunlop went 31-for-62 and led the team with

a .500 conversion rate. Freshmen Jarett Witzal, Jordy Elardo and Teddy Dumbauld are also in the mix.

“We want to be above 50 percent on faceoffs,” offered Fedorjaka. “It has been a bit of an Achilles heel for us the last two years, but I don’t think it will be this year. We have good competition there, and we have excellent wing players.”

Offensively, the Bison will have to replace last year’s team leaders in goals (Ryan Joseph), assists (David Dickson) and points (Dickson), but two-time All-Patriot Leaguer and team co-captain Thomas Flibotte returns to anchor the top midfield line, and senior Sean Doyle and sophomore Will Sands are two of the league’s top attackmen.

Flibotte tallied 16 goals and four assists last season, and Fedorjaka says that the big, strong senior middie has diversified his game consider-ably. Senior Kyle Shanahan and junior Tommy O’Connor are likely to join Flibotte on the first midfield line, giving the Bison plenty of shooting ability from the flanks.

Fedorjaka also likes his midfield depth, as sophomore Sean O’Brien could also mix in with the first unit, and freshmen Reed Malas and Ryan Durkin appear ready to contribute as well. Malas was listed No. 38 on Inside Lacrosse’s list of top first-year attackmen. Another freshman, Tom Smith, missed fall ball due to an injury, but he could be in contention for a rotation spot when healthy.

“The midfield might just be the strength of the team,” noted Fedorjaka. “Flibotte, Shanahan, O’Connor and O’Brien are horses. They are going to be able to draw slides and handle them well.”

Sands was the team’s No. 2 scorer with 42 points on 26 goals and 16 assists as a rookie last season, and his .448 shot percentage ranked 13th nationally. He will quarterback the offense from X. A proven finisher, Doyle has scored at least 24 goals in each of his first three seasons at Bucknell, and he enters his senior year with 77, including a number of clutch goals late in games. Sophomore Connor O’Hara is expected to be the third attackman, replacing the graduated Alex Ryan on the crease.

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Senior co-captain Shane Fee, juniors Quinn Collison and Nick Steinfeld, and freshman Mar-shall Dickson (David’s younger brother) give the Bison plenty of depth up front.

“We are looking for Will Sands to take com-mand of the offense,” said Fedorjaka. “He had a great freshman year and is even better this year. He makes others around him better. Sean Doyle has scored a lot of big goals here, and people have to account for him. I like our offense. There is the potential for a lot of goals from a lot of different guys.”

As the 2016 campaign nears, Fedorjaka is excited about his squad, but also cognizant of the depth and quality of the Patriot League. Teams like Loyola, Navy, Army, Colgate and Lehigh are established powers. Boston University has already made major strides entering its third year at the varsity level. Holy Cross earned a top-20 ranking for the very first time last year, and even Lafayette, picked at the bottom of the league, took the Bison right down to the wire in a 14-13 finish last season.

“We have had a very productive preseason so far, and I am very excited about our team chem-istry,” said Fedorjaka. “There is a lot of energy and enthusiasm throughout the team, and it starts with our seniors. Any one of our seniors could easily have been a captain and done a great job. Our leadership is strong, and that leads to a lot of optimism as the start of the season approaches.

“It’s going to come down to mental and physical toughness,” Fedorjaka continued. “We talked about wanting to be more consistent as a team and play well every single game. Mental and physical toughness is the answer to our consistency.”

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MIKE ADELMAN • 23SHORT HILLS, N.J.

6-2 • 186 • SR • LSM

Year GP G A P SH GB CT FO2014 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-02015 8 0 0 0 1 3 1 0-0Total 11 0 0 0 2 4 1 0-0

In 2015: Saw action in eight games as a reserve defender ... logged three ground balls and a caused turnover ... In 2014: In first year on the squad played in three games as a backup defender ... ap-pearances came against North Carolina, Mount St. Mary’s and Lafayette ... Personal: Born Dec. 30, 1993 in New York City ... son of Mark and Christie Adelman ... father played soccer at Virginia and was an Academic All-ACC selection ... older sister Lauren graduated from New York University ... played both soccer and lacrosse at Millburn High School ... earned all-county and all-conference honors in soccer and lacrosse ... lacrosse team captain as a senior ... as an LSM led the team in ground balls three years in a row ... majoring in economics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Adelman: “Mike is a neat story. He’s come a long way since getting cut as a walk-on as a freshman, and then making the team as a sophomore. He is playing at a high level, and he is going to help us on man-down and as a backup LSM. Mike just loves to play lacrosse.”

QUINN COLLISON • 42CINCINNATI, OHIO

6-2 • 205 • JR • ATK


In 2015: Appeared in six games as a reserve attackman ... scored two goals, both coming in a Patriot League victory over Holy Cross ... In 2014: Played in 11 games with two starts as a freshman attack-man ... tallied two goals and an assist, all coming in Bucknell’s 7-3 win over Boston University ... also picked up three ground balls in that game ... Personal: Born March 30, 1995 in Cincinnati … parents are Blane and Kelly Collison … father played football at Dayton and was team co-captain in 1984 … earned four letters in lacrosse and three in hockey at Archbishop Moeller High School … captain of the lacrosse team as a senior … earned Under Armour All-America honors … also named All-Ohio and All-Midwest … selected to the All-North American Lacrosse Invitational Team … ranked No. 3 in assists and No. 5 in total points in program history … two-time academic all-conference selection in hockey ... majoring in education ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Collison: “Quinn is pushing hard for a spot on attack, and he will get some time. He is a natural lefty with a great shot and good stick fakes. He is a big, strong guy who gives us good depth at attack.”

QUINN COLLISON

BRAD DOTSON • 36VIENNA, VA.

6-7 • 235 • JR • DEF


In 2015: Played in 10 games with seven starts on defense ... recorded 12 grounds balls and six caused turnovers ... picked up season-high five ground balls in a 14-13 win over Lafayette ... two caused turnovers against Mount St. Mary’s ... In 2014: Saw action in seven games as a first-year defender ... tallied four ground balls and one caused turnover ... Personal: Born July 27, 1995 in Silver Spring, Md. … son of Scott and Judi Dotson … sister, Audrey, played basketball at Bucknell and was a starting forward and 1,000-point scorer before graduating in 2015 … father played on the soccer team at Maryland … earned four varsity letters in lacrosse and two in basketball at Langley High School in McLean, Va. … captain and MVP of both teams as a senior … in lacrosse earned All-America, First Team All-Liberty District, First Team All-Northern Region and Second Team All-Met honors in 2013 … was a three-time all-district, two-time all-region and two-time All-Met selection … named to Washington, D.C. Under Armour All-Star Team in 2012 … helped Langley win three state titles from 2010-12 … also earned First Team All-Liberty District and Second Team All-Northern Region honors in basketball as a senior … earned the school’s Outstanding Athlete Award ... majoring in economics and mathematics ... Frank Fedorjaka on Dotson: “Brad is back after missing some time with an injury. He is playing well and pushing for a starting spot. He started some games for us last year and performed well. He has a knack for getting the ball on the ground.”

BRAD DOTSON

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SEAN DOYLE • 9LLOYD HARBOR, N.Y.5-10 • 185 • SR • ATK

Year GP G A P SH GB CT FO2013 14 27 15 42 76 18 3 0-02014 15 24 16 40 83 24 7 0-02015 15 26 5 31 73 11 6 0-0Total 44 77 36 113 232 53 16 0-0

In 2015: Ranked second on the team in goals (26) and fourth in points (31) while starting all 15 games at attack ... led the Patriot League with four game-winning goals, including the overtime winner against No. 16 Loyola in the final game of the regular season that secured a home playoff game for the Bison ... scored with 0:51 left in regulation to give Bucknell an 8-7 win over Navy ... scored season-high four goals in Patriot League Tournament quarterfinal win over Lehigh ... scored a goal in 13 of 15 games and had 10 multi-goal games ... had a hat trick in a 14-13 win over Lafayette ... had his 38-game points streak snapped at Army ... that was the seventh-longest streak in the nation at the time ... scored his 100th career point at Boston University ... In 2014: Started all 15 games at attack and recorded his second straight 40-point season ... collected 24 goals and 16 assists for 40 points ... ranked ninth in the Patriot League in assists and 10th in points ... set career highs for assists (6) and points (8) in a game in Bucknell’s 18-8 rout of Holy Cross ... notched four goals in a win over Navy and had hat tricks in wins over Brown and Mount St. Mary’s ... season-high five ground balls vs. Army ... In 2013: Made a successful leap into college lacrosse, earning a starting spot at attack and winning Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors ... started 14 games, missing two due to injury ... recorded 42 points on 27 goals and 15 assists ... ranked eighth in the Patriot League in points and seventh in assists ... scored at least one goal in each of his 14 appearances and had seven multi-goal games ... had four-goal, five-point games in league wins over Holy Cross and Colgate ... compiled three goals and an assist in Bucknell’s 9-8 win at No. 2 Cornell ... scored goals that tied the game twice in the second half against the Big Red ... also recorded a hat trick in an 11-2 rout of Navy ... back-to-back three-assist games against Drexel and Lafayette ... three-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week ... Personal: Born June 15, 1995 in Huntington, N.Y. ... son of Sean and Pamela Doyle ... has four siblings: Alicia, Emily, Maggie and William ... grandfather, Michael Doyle, was an AAU national champion swimmer at Seton Hall ... cousin of former Delaware lacrosse player Jack Wallice ... lettered four times in lacrosse and golf and three times in ice hockey at Cold Spring Harbor High School ... No. 85 on Inside Lacrosse’s list of Top 100 Incoming Freshmen ... 2012 US Lacrosse High School All-American ... three-time all-conference and academic all-conference selection ... four-year varsity starter ... 2012 all-county selection ... team captain as a senior ... recorded 179 career points ... helped lead team to two Nassau County titles ... all-county selection and team captain in hockey ... part of Long Island championship golf team ... majoring in political science ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Doyle: “Sean is one of the best shooters I’ve ever coached. His shot is very hard and very accurate. And he’s not just a shooter. He has terrific vision and has the ability to be a big assist guy. He also does a great job riding and scooping ground balls.”

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SEAN DOYLE

JAKE DUNLOP • 16GAITHERSBURG, MD.6-0 • 187 • S0 • F/O

Year GP G A P SH GB CT FO2015 7 0 2 2 0 14 0 31-62Total 7 0 2 2 0 14 0 31-62

In 2015: Saw action in seven games at the faceoff spot ... led the team with a .500 faceoff percentage (31-62) ... best showings came against Mount St. Mary’s (11-20), Fairfield (5-8) and Holy Cross (4-7) ... totaled 14 ground balls, with a high of four against Holy Cross and Army ... also handed out a pair of assists, coming against Fairfield and Lafayette ... Personal: Born March 10, 1996 in Rockville, Md. … parents are John Dunlop and Nancy Hadad … has two older brothers, Alex and Peter … earned three varsity letters in lacrosse and one in football at Wootton High School … All-Met honorable mention as a senior … played in MSLCA All-Star Game … first team all-county and all-division as a junior … as a senior recorded 22 goals and 158 ground balls and won 77 percent of his faceoffs … team finished 17-1 and reached the state semifinals in 2014 … team advanced to the regional final his sophomore and junior year … played club lacrosse for Southern Maryland Select ... management major ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Dunlop: “Jake has improved his strength and quickness, as well as his stick skills. He is a good athlete who can spark transition off the faceoff. I expect him to be part of our faceoff rotation.”

JAKE DUNLOP

SHANE FEE • 99WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.6-3 • 190 • SR • ATK


In 2015: Appeared in two games ... action came against Holy Cross and Army ... In 2014: Played in five games as a reserve attackman ... attempted three shots and picked up a ground ball ... In 2013: Lone game appearance came in Patriot League win over Holy Cross ... Personal: Born Feb. 26, 1994 in White Plains ... son of Brian and Lisa Fee ... Brian played football at Hobart, where he was a teammate of Bison coach Frank Fedorjaka ... has three younger siblings: Kelsey (16), Makayla (13) and Trey (7) ... three-year varsity starter at Iona Prep ... as a senior was elected team captain and earned All-America and First Team All-League honors ... earned a spot in the US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase ... helped lead team to 2012 NYCHSAA Class AA Downstate championship, scoring five goals and three assists in the championship game victory over Kellenberg ... team captured 2010 AA state title ... also named First Team All-League as a junior and Second Team All-League as a sophomore ... finished career with 100 goals and 63 assists ... had 47 goals, 48 assists as a senior; 36 goals, 11 assists as a junior; 17 goals, 4 assists as a sophomore ... majoring in philosophy and economics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Fee: “Shane has gotten stronger throughout his career and has improved his numbers in every weightlifting test throughout his career. We will likely use Shane as a clearing middie and as a fourth attackman this year. He could also play some at midfield if needed. He is highly respected by his teammates and is a good role model.”


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THOMAS FLIBOTTE • 17COHASSET, MASS.

5-11 • 210 • SR • MIDYear GP G A P SH GB CT FO2013 16 29 1 30 101 17 5 0-02014 15 19 1 20 101 11 3 0-02015 15 16 4 20 96 8 2 0-0Total 46 64 6 70 298 36 10 0-0

In 2015: Played in all 15 games and started 14 as a midfielder ... tallied 16 goals and four assists ... biggest goal of the season was his overtime game-winner against No. 12 Brown ... had hat tricks against Delaware and Lafayette ... also added an assist for a four-point day against the Blue Hens ... scored two goals against both Holy Cross and Fairfield ... had two assists against Bryant ... led the team and ranked 10th in the Patriot League with 96 shot attempts ... In 2014: Named to the All-Patriot League First Team for the second year in a row ... started all 15 games at midfield and recorded 19 goals and an assist ... scored in 11 of the team’s 15 games, including a four-goal game in a league win over Holy Cross, a three-goal outing at Bryant in the second game of the year, and two-goal performances against Navy, Army and Mount St. Mary’s ... led the team and ranked fourth in the league with 101 shot attempts ... In 2013: Turned in a very productive freshman year and earned First Team All-Patriot League honors at season’s end ... was one of only two freshmen to make the All-PL team in 2013 and became the first Bison rookie to earn First Team honors since Charlie Streep in 2009 ... played in all 16 games with two starts as a midfielder ... recorded 29 goals and one assist ... ranked 11th in the Patriot League in goals per game ... led the Bison and ranked ninth in the Patriot League in shot attempts with 101 ... got out to a fantastic start, scoring 25 goals in the first nine games of his career ... in collegiate debut vs. Delaware scored the game-winner with 3:30 to play in a 9-8 Bison win ... first career hat trick came in 7-4 win over No. 13 UMass, and one game later exploded for six goals in a 17-8 rout of No. 13 Drexel ... scored twice in 9-8 upset win at No. 2 Cornell, including a big EMO goal in the fourth quarter ... produced four goals in 18-12 win at No. 20 Albany ... earned Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors after totaling nine goals in wins over Drexel and Lafayette ... also scored a pair of Patriot League Rookie of the Week citations ... Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1992 in Boston ... son of Mark and Lucia Flibotte ... has four siblings: Marcella, Isabella, Gabriella and Mark ... brother Mark was an All-America lacrosse player at Bowdoin ... sister Gabriella was a midfielder on the Northwestern women’s lacrosse team and was a part of two national championships ... graduated from Cohasset High School in 2011 and from Deerfield Academy in 2012 ... at Cohasset lettered four times in lacrosse and wrestling and three times in football ... played football and lacrosse at Deerfield ... two-time US Lacrosse All-American ... named Division 3 Player of Year ... three-time all-league and two-time Boston Globe All-Scholastic ... scored 285 points in four years at Cohasset ... won a state championship in wrestling and rushed for over 1,000 yards in eight games in football as a senior ... majoring in political science and history ... Frank Fedorjaka on Flibotte: “I am very excited about where Thomas is entering the season. He is shooting on the run as well as ever, and now he has gotten much better at passing out of double teams. I expect his assist totals to go up this year. As a leader, he is very vocal and very positive with his teammates. He holds everyone accountable, starting with himself.”

BROCK GHELFI • 5PARADISE VALLEY, ARIZ.


In 2015: Made a successful position switch to short-stick defensive midfield ... played in all 15 games and recorded one goal, one assist, 13 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers ... goal came in an early season win over No. 19 Bryant ... picked up an assist against Holy Cross ... logged career-high five ground balls against Boston University ... In 2014: Appeared in all 15 games with 11 starts in the midfield ... tallied 11 points on eight goals and three assists ... had a two-goal game in a win over Brown ... logged a goal and two assists in a win over Boston University ... In 2013: Turned in a strong rookie season, playing as a first-line midfielder in all 16 games ... logged 16 goals and three assists ... scored twice in season-opening 9-8 win over Delaware ... that was the first of five multi-goal games ... recorded hat tricks in wins over Drexel and Holy Cross ... added two goals against Lafayette and Albany ... tallied a goal and an assist in the Patriot League Tournament semifinal win over Army ... Personal: Born Sept. 1, 1993 in Phoenix, Ariz. ... parents are Brent and Lisa Ghelfi ... has a younger brother, Jake ... cousin, Ryan Ghelfi, helped Southern Oregon win the 2010 NAIA cross country national championship ... Brock lettered three times in lacrosse, four times in cross country and once in track and field at Brophy Prep in Phoenix ... in lacrosse became Brophy’s all-time leading scorer with 157 points (97 goals, 60 assists) in league play ... also holds Brophy’s career ground balls record with 248 ... set single-game school mark with seven assists ... 2012 US Lacrosse High School All-American ... selected for the US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase ... 2012 Adrenaline All-American ... 2012 Arizona Offensive Player of the Year ... three-time First Team All-State ... named 2011 Arizona Player of the Year by WestSideLax ... team captain and team MVP as a senior ... part of state championship squads in 2010 and 2012 ... in 2010 was named MVP of the state championship game ... two-time All-State selection in cross country (first team in 2009, second team in 2008) ... XC team MVP as a senior and Most Inspirational as a junior ... runner-up at regional meet in 2008 ... in track was runner-up in the 800 meters at regionals in 2009 ... majoring in accounting and financial management ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Ghelfi: “Brock is back as a short-stick defensive midfielder, and he could also play offensive midfield at times if needed. He can spark transition because he is extremely fast and good on ground balls. He is also a very good cover guy who understands the defense very well. I am very happy with Brock’s leadership as a senior. He is vocal and plays with lots of energy and enthusiasm.”

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BEN FOLEY • 15FLORHAM PARK, N.J.6-3 • 195 • JR • MID


In 2015: Did not appear in a game ... In 2014: Appeared in two games, against Mount St. Mary’s and Lafayette ... recorded a ground ball in the win over Lafayette ... Personal: Born Dec. 11, 1994 in Summit, N.J. … parents are Quentin and Beth Foley … has a sister, Evan … 2013 graduate of Seton Hall Prep, where he earned three varsity letters in lacrosse and two in swimming … also played a year of JV basketball … captained the lacrosse team as a senior … two-time selection to the Brine All-American Lacrosse Classic ... economics major ... Frank Fedorjaka on Foley: “Ben is a good athlete who works very hard and runs well. He missed most of the fall due to injury. He is moving back to offense this year after spending most of last year at short-stick defensive midfield.”

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MATT GILRAY • 77OSHAWA, ONTARIO

6-4 • 204 • S0 • LSM/MID


In 2015: Played in 12 games, missing three due to injury, and was a key member of the long-stick defensive midfield rotation ... pocketed 29 ground balls, second-most on the team ... had a huge game in the OT win over No. 16 Loyola, collecting seven ground balls and two caused turnovers ... had four GBs each against Delaware, Mount St. Mary’s, Lafayette and Colgate ... Personal: Inside Lacrosse No. 82 on list of top 100 recruits … Born May 11, 1995 in Oshawa, Ontario … parents are Paul and Pat Gilray … has one older brother, Josh … lettered four times in lacrosse and three times in hockey at Brewster Academy in New Hampshire … captain of the lacrosse team as a senior … 2014 All-America selection … part of three NNELL championship teams … in 2014 recorded 10 goals, 16 assists and 129 ground balls … 26 points were a school record for a defenseman … played club lacrosse for Edge Lacrosse and NESLL … all-star pick at Canadian Nationals and 2011 Ontario Defenseman of the Year ... major is undeclared ... Frank Fedorjaka on Gilray: “Matt and Alex Spring give us two outstanding poles on the faceoff wings, and he is also going to be a starting short-stick defensive middie for us. He has an exceptional stick, one of the best I’ve coached. Matt is playing at a very high level. He is big and strong and has a high lacrosse IQ.”

MATT GILRAY

SAM HAHN • 26WESTPORT, CONN.

5-8 • 210 • S0 • F/O


In 2015: Played in 12 games as a first-year faceoff specialist ... won 65 of 150 draws (.433) ... led team in faceoff attempts and wins ... played a key role in Bucknell’s critical overtime win over No. 16 Loyola in the regular-season finale, winning 13 of 20 draws with four ground balls ... went 11-for-18 against Colgate in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals ... season-high five greound balls against Holy Cross ... 25 GBs on the season ... Personal: Born July 4, 1996 in Norwalk, Conn. … son of Arthur and Leslie Hahn … has one brother, Jesse … cousin of Jon Romm ’90, who is No. 5 on Bucknell’s all-time points list with 179 … 2014 graduate of Berkshire School in Sheffield, Mass. … played varsity football, hockey and lacrosse … earned All-New England honors in lax and was named an Under Armour Underclass All-American in 2013 … won 70 percent of his faceoffs with 90 ground balls as a senior and 65 percent with 75 GBs as a junior … also played club lacrosse for NESLL and won 85 percent of his draws … helped lead the Berkshire hockey team with a third-place finish in New England during his senior year ... major is undeclared ... Frank Fedorjaka on Hahn: “Sam is pushing for the starting faceoff spot. He is a sturdy athlete and can be either offensive or defensive at the X, depending on the matchup. We are going to be leaning on him to take a lot of faceoffs this year.”

SAM HAHN

GRAYSON HELM • 21WYOMISSING, PA.

5-10 • 186 • JR • MID


In 2015: Appeared in one game as a reserve midfielder ... action came in a Patriot League win over Holy Cross ... In 2014: Did not participate ... Personal: Born May 2, 1994 in Wyomissing, Pa. … son of Scott and Angel Helm … has an older brother, Austin, and a younger sister, JoAnna … father played lacrosse at RIT … 2012 graduate of Wyomissing Area High School, then did a postgraduate year at The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey … earned five total varsity letters in both football and lacrosse and three in wrestling … lacrosse High School All-American … also earned four first team all-county and three first team all-district citations … county scoring and ground ball leader while at Wyomissing … captain of the Dukes Lacrosse Club … in football was a quarterback and two-year captain … earned honorable mention all-state and first team all-county and all-section honors on the gridiron … set Wyomissing school records for touchdown passes, yards and comple-tion percentage … first team all-section honoree in wrestling ... majoring in political science ... Frank Fedorjaka on Helm: “Grayson has switched to short-stick defensive midfield this year, and I believe he will play some important minutes for us. He is a good athlete and very aggressive. He is good on ground balls and clearing.”


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BRAC MCKEE • 32VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.5-10 • 173 • S0 • GK

Year GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L2015 6 146:10 27 11.08 20 .426 1-1Total 6 146:10 27 11.08 20 .426 1-1

In 2015: Played in six games as Bucknell’s No. 2 goalie ... made 20 saves with 26 goals against ... picked up the win in relief in a 10-9 victory over Fairfield ... made six saves with only four goals allowed in 35:07 of action, including a game-saving stop with four seconds left in the game ... also had six saves against Army and Mount St. Mary’s ... Personal: Ranked by Inside Lacrosse as No. 16 goalie in 2014 recruiting class … born May 20, 1995 in Virginia Beach, Va. … son of Brac and Alison McKee … has three siblings: Alli, Katheryn and John … earned four letters in lacrosse and one in football at Norfolk Academy … team captain in lacrosse as a senior … two-time all-conference selection … led team to two conference championships … tied school record for save percentage ... major is undeclared ... Frank Fedorjaka on McKee: “Brac has very quick hands. He sees the ball well and then goes and gets it. When he is hot, he’s hot. He is a classic stopper. He got some experience under his belt last year. He comes into this year as our No. 2 goalie, but I am very confident in his ability.”

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ZACH HENKHAUS • 12PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CALIF.


In 2015: Once again part of Bucknell’s short-stick defensive midfield rotation ... played in all 15 games ... logged 11 ground balls and five caused turnovers ... season-high three ground balls against Navy and Colgate ... In 2014: Key player for the Bison as a defensive middie and faceoff wing ... logged 20 ground balls and eight caused turnovers ... first career point game on a transition assist to Sean Doyle off a faceoff win ... season-high three ground balls against Bryant, Holy Cross and Loyola ... caused three turnovers at Fairfield ... In 2013: Played in each of the final seven games of the season at short-stick defensive midfield ... was solid as a faceoff wing ... credited with four ground balls, two coming against Colgate ... Personal: Born June 1, 1994 in Torrance, Calif. ... parents are Ken and Lou Henkhaus ... has one brother, Peter ... earned four letters in lacrosse and three in football at Palos Verdes High School ... two-year team captain in lacrosse ... 2011 Under Armour All-American ... three-time First Team All-Bay League ... in football was a two-time All-Bay League defensive back, including First Team in 2011 ... Second Team All-Area pick ... 2010 and 2011 Special Teams Player of Year ... as a senior averaged 28.3 yards per punt return and scored three TD ... has an interdepartmental major along with political science ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... selected to participate with the Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy ... Frank Fedorjaka on Henkhaus: “Zach is a great leader. He always brings tremendous energy and enthusiasm, and he is a tough and vocal player on the field. He covers well and is very good in transition and on man-down. He has been a mainstay at short-stick d-mid since his freshman year, and he is playing well after dealing with an injury in the fall.”

ZACH HENKHAUS

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JOE KAZAR • 31WHEATON, ILL.

6-0 • 205 • S0 • DEF


In 2015: Did not appear in a game ... Personal: Born Apr. 21, 1996 in Wheaton, Ill. … parents are Tom and Denise Kazar … brother Jacob plays lacrosse at Air Force … earned three letters in lacrosse and two in football at Wheaton-Warrenville South High School … captained both teams as a senior … two-time all-conference selection in lacrosse … 2014 Illinois All-Star … played midfield and LSM as a senior and collected 25 goals and 48 ground balls … helped lead his team two four conference championships, a state semifinal appearance in 2012 and a quarterfinal ap-pearance in 2013 … played with the Midwest Select at the 2014 Vail Shootout, which made the final four … played with the True Lacrosse Illinois State Team and was a Denver Shootout All-Star ... major is undeclared ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Kazar: “Joe is playing close defense and has done very well. He is a big, strong guy who runs well. He is a good athlete and has a bright future.”

MATT LINDEN • 31EDGEWATER, MD.

5-11 • 200 • S0 • DEF


In 2015: Did not appear in a game ... Personal: Born Aug. 22, 1996 in Annapolis, Md. … parents are Andy and Page Linden … has two younger brothers, Jacob and Luke … parents are both 1992 Bucknell graduates … father was a starting defenseman on the Bison lacrosse team … played lacrosse and football at Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Md. … lacrosse team captain … Second Team All-Anne Arundel County as a senior … played linebacker in football … finished in the top 10 in his class with a 4.532 weighted GPA ... management major ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Linden: “Matt covers well. He has a good drop step and moves well laterally. He is still learning our defensive system, and once he does he has the tools to compete for a spot in the rotation.”

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ERIC MONFORT • 27WORTHINGTON, OHIO6-2 • 205 • SR • DEF


In 2015: Injured for part of the season, but played in eight games as a defensive midfielder ... logged three ground balls and a caused turnover ... had two GBs against Bryant ... In 2014: Saw action in 13 games as a defensive midfielder ... recorded first career point with an assist in a win over Brown ... picked up 13 ground balls, with a high of three against Holy Cross ... also took some faceoffs and went 31-for-83 on the year ... In 2013: Appeared in the first two games of the year against Delaware and Mount St. Mary’s, but then missed the rest of the year with an injury ... went 8-for-18 on faceoffs in those two games (3-for-6 vs. Delaware; 5-for-12 vs. Mount St. Mary’s) ... collected two ground balls in each contest ... Personal: Born June 28, 1993 in Worthington, Ohio ... son of Greg and Susan Monfort ... has two brothers, Chad and Scott ... Scott graduated from Bucknell in 2010 and was an outstanding defensive midfielder for the Bison ... he was team co-captain as a senior ... lettered four times in lacrosse and three times in football at Worthington High School ... two-year captain in lacrosse ... as a senior was a First Team All-Midwest, First Team All-Ohio and First Team All-Region selection ... team MVP as a senior ... was also Honorable Mention All-Midwest as a sophomore and junior ... invited to try out for U.S. National U-19 Team ... as a senior recorded 40 goals, 10 assists, 92 ground balls and won 56 percent of his faceoffs ... in football was a two-time all-conference selection ... voted team MVP as a junior and Offensive MVP as a senior ... majoring in environmental geology ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Monfort: “Eric has moved to close defense this season, and he has quickly become one of the best on the team. He is a very good cover guy who is hard to beat one-on-one. He works hard and is very humble, but at the same time he plays very physically.”

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ERIC MONFORT

LUKAS MUNOZ • 19LAKE FOREST, ILL.6-1 • 177 • S0 • D


In 2015: Took over as a starting close defenseman in the second game of the season and was playing very well until suffering a season-ending injury in the Brown game ... tallied 14 ground balls and seven caused turnovers in seven games ... set season highs with four ground balls and three caused turnovers against Brown ...had three GBs against Navy and Lehigh ... Personal: Born March 19, 1996 in Lake Forest, Ill. … son of Kim Daniel … has two older siblings, Alex and Nina … earned All-America, all-state and all-conference honors in lacrosse at Lake Forest High School … captained the team to a conference title … played club lax for True Lacrosse Illinois ... majoring in computer science and engineering ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Munoz: “Lukas is a very smart player with a good stick. Last year he was playing very well and graded out as our most productive defenseman before he got hurt. He has worked his way back and is pushing to get back in the rotation.”

LUKAS MUNOZ

SEAN O’BRIEN • 6BETHESDA, MD.

5-10 • 190 • S0 • M


In 2015: Played in all 15 games with one start as a midfielder ... started the season-opener against Delaware and scored a goal in that game ... had two goals at Mount St. Mary’s and another in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals against Colgate for a total of four on the season ... Personal: Listed No. 80 on Inside Lacrosse top-100 rankings for incoming freshmen … born March 15, 1996 in Chapel Hill, N.C. … son of Doug and Sharon O’Brien … has two brothers, Carter and Colin … earned three varsity letters in lacrosse and two in soccer at the Landon School … recorded 115 career points in lacrosse, 22nd-most in program history … 2014 US Lacrosse All-American … in 2014 also earned second team all-state, second-team All-Gazette, First Team All-Met and First Team All-IAC honors … also earned All-Gazette and All-IAC honors as a junior … team captain as a senior, when he helped lead Landon to an 18-4 record and an IAC co-championship … team also won the IAC title in 2012 ... major is undeclared ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on O’Brien: “Sean has a very quick release and a very hard shot. He will mix in with our first middie group. He understands the game of lacrosse very well. I really think he is going to have a good year.”

SEAN O’BRIEN


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TOMMY O’CONNOR • 1WAYNE, PA.

6-1 • 184 • JR • MID


In 2015: Played in 11 games at midfield ... scored two goals, one each against Lehigh and Holy Cross ... also had an assist in the Holy Cross game ... tally at Lehigh was a big one, as it tied the game in the third quarter, and Bucknell went on to win in overtime ... In 2014: Played in seven games as a reserve middie and produced a goal and an assist ... first career goal came against Holy Cross ... assist came against Mount St. Mary’s ... Personal: Born March 20, 1995 in Pittsburgh, Pa. … parents are Tom and Suzanne O’Connor … has four siblings: Brendan, Katie, Keenan and Dylan … three-year lax letterman at Malvern Prep … First Team All-InterAC and Second Team All-Main Line selection … led the team in scoring as a junior and senior ... majoring in economics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on O’Connor: “I see Tommy as one of those guys who could have a breakout year. He is a first-line middie and is just a tank. He goes to the goal very hard and has a powerful shot. He could have a huge impact for us this year.”

TOMMY O’CONNOR

CONNOR O’HARA

CONNOR O’HARA • 88SKANEATELES, N.Y.6-0 • 175 • S0 • ATK


In 2015: Played in all 15 games and started four as a rookie attackman ... tallied four goals, one each against Delaware, Navy, Lehigh and Lafayette ... goal against Lehigh tied the game at 8-8, and Bucknell went on to win 9-8 in overtime ... two of his goals came with the EMO unit ... Personal: Born June 15, 1995 in Canandaigua, N.Y. … son of William and Jean O’Hara … has a younger brother, Liam … father was head coach at Hobart from 1990-2001 and also with the Rochester Rattlers and Denver Outlaws … he was also an All-America player at Hobart and is a member of the school’s Hall of Fame … uncles Tim and Patrick O’Hara both played lacrosse at Syracuse … cousin Erinn O’Hara played at Nazareth College and cousin Colleen O’Hara at Cornell … lettered twice in lax at Skaneateles High School and twice at Salisbury School in Connecticut … earned first team all-league honors at both schools … helped Skaneateles to a league co-championship and a berth in the sectional finals … recorded 35 goals and 10 assists at Skaneateles and 45 goals and 11 assists at Salisbury … played club lax for CNY Roadhawks ... major is undeclared ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on O’Hara: “Connor comes into the season as our starting crease attackman. He has great hands and a high lacrosse IQ. He knows where to find the gaps and then gets the ball out of his stick quickly and accurately.”

JOHN REED • 7DARIEN, CONN.

5-11 • 185 • S0 • MID


In 2015: Lone game action came against Holy Cross ... picked up a ground ball in that Bison victory ... Personal: Born June 30, 1995 in Darien, Conn. … son of Curtis Reed … has one brother, George … father played football and lacrosse at Dartmouth … 2014 graduate of Darien High School, where he earned four letters in lacrosse and three in football … played attack in lacrosse and was a two-time all-state and All-FCIAC selection … helped lead team to two state titles and two league titles … team went 23-0 his senior year and was ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 4 in the nation … in football played safety and slot receiver and earned All-FCIAC honors as a senior, when the team finished second in the state playoffs … played club lacrosse for the Connecticut Chargers ... Frank Fedorjaka on Reed: “John has gotten a lot better since last year and is pushing for a spot on the second midfield line. He has improved his shot and is playing aggressively and confidently. He is learning to take advantage of his speed and quickness.”

DUKE REPKO • 20NEW CANAAN, CONN.5-10 • 173 • S0 • MID


In 2015: Appeared in two games as a first-year midfielder ... action game in Patriot Legau games against Holy Cross and Army ... Personal: Born Oct. 17, 1994 in Stamford, Conn. … son of Bill and Susie Repko … has three older brothers, Boomer, Thomas and Parker, who all played college lacrosse … Boomer played at Denver and Bowdoin, while Thomas and Parker both played at Bates … father played lacrosse at Lehigh … graduated from New Canaan High School in 2013 and then spent a postgraduate year at Deerfield Academy … competed in football, track and lacrosse in high school … first team all-state selection as a senior and second-team all-league pick as a sophomore (missed junior year due to injury) … recorded 22 goals and 18 assists as a senior and had 15 goals and 17 assists as a sophomore … team was state runner-up in 2011 and won league titles in 2012 and 2013 … played club lax for the NE Storm and CT Rip-IT ... major is undeclared ... Frank Fedorjaka on Repko: “Duke is a strong, fast short-stick defensive midfielder. He has a good stick and is pushing for time with our second unit.”

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KYLE SHANAHAN • 8POTOMAC, MD.


In 2015: Appeared in 14 games with three starts at midfield ... equaled his career high with 11 goals ... had two-goal games in 10-9 overtime wins over Brown and Loyola ... scored in both Patriot League Tournament games ... In 2014: Played in 15 games with three starts and was a key member of the Bison midfield rotation ... recorded 11 goals and one assist on the season ... first collegiate goal came on opening day vs. Delaware ... exploded for four goals in a 16-6 win over Mount St. Mary’s ... had a two-goal game in a league win over Holy Cross ... three of his 11 goals came on EMO ... In 2013: Played in all 16 games as a second-line midfielder ... attempted 24 shots, with a high of four against Navy and Albany ... collected seven ground balls ... Personal: Born Aug. 27, 1993 in Washington, D.C. ... parents are Jim and Mary Lynn Shanahan ... has three brothers: James, Ryan and Conor ... James was an All-America lacrosse player at Washington & Lee ... Conor plays lax at Holy Cross ... lettered in lacrosse at football at Georgetown Prep in Bethesda, Md. ... team captain in lax ... All-IAC selection ... Honorable Mention All-Met and All-Gazette ... member of the Maryland

RETURNEES

WILL SANDS

MIKE SCHIAPPA • 24LINCOLNWOOD, ILL.6-3 • 195 • JR • DEF


In 2015: Started all 15 games on close defense ... led that unit in ground balls with 28, with a high of five in the Patriot League Tournament win over Lehigh ... also had four GBs against Brown and three in four other games ... tallied six caused turnovers ... In 2014: Started nine games and played in 11 as a first-year defenseman ... logged 16 ground balls and seven caused turnovers ... season-high six ground balls in a suffocating 7-3 win over Boston University ... Personal: Born Apr. 12, 1995 in Chicago … son of Fred and Deborah Schiappa … has a sister, Vanessa, who was a 2009 graduate of Boston University … captain and MVP of the lacrosse team at Loyola Academy in 2013 … three-time all-conference, two-time all-state and two-time USILA All-American … also a USILA All-Academic selection as a senior … two-time selection to the North American Lacrosse Invitational … as a junior and senior helped lead Loyola to the Illinois Class A state championship … 2012 recipient of the Dr. Talbot Award for Leadership and Support and 2013 recipient of the Patrick L. Rattigan Award for Academic Achievement … attended the Nike Rising Sophomore Blue Chip Camp and was named an All-Star at the Maverick Showtime Camp … picked for the 2012 and 2013 US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase ... majoring in biomedical engineering ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Schiappa: “Mike is once again a starting defenseman. He is a cerebral player who plays within himself and makes positive plays. He covers other people’s mistakes and doesn’t make many himself.”

MIKE SCHIAPPA

WILL SANDS • 22LOCUST VALLEY, N.Y.5-10 • 183 • S0 • ATK


In 2015: Enjoyed a banner rookie season ... started all 15 games at attack and ranked second on the team in goals (26), assists (16) and points (42) ... .448 shot percentage was the best on the squad, third-best in the Patriot League and No. 13 nationally ... three-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week ... recorded a point in every game and a goal in 11 of 15 ... had a nine-point explosion with three goals and six assists in a league win over Holy Cross ... had a goal and two assists in his collegiate debut against Delaware ... recorded three or more goals six times, including four straight late in the season ... logged a season-high five goals at Mount St. Mary’s, then followed with hat tricks against Lafayette, Loyola and Lehigh (PL Tournament) ... also had four goals at Colgate ... scored with 24 seconds left to force overtime against No. 16 Loyola, and the Bison would go on to win in OT ... collected 18 ground balls, with a high of five against Mount St. Mary’s ... Personal: Listed No. 49 on Inside Lacrosse top-100 recruit rankings … son of Steven and Ilene Sands … has two sisters, Katie and Grace … father played lacrosse at Hamilton College, where he graduated as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 156 points (now ranks fifth) … uncle Richard Sands also played at Hamilton, and uncle Marty Sands played lax at Union College … cousin Adam Sands is an All-American at Union, and another cousin Jason Sands plays at Lafayette … played lacrosse, soccer and basketball at Friends Academy, and was the school’s Athlete of the Year as a senior … made the varsity lacrosse team as an eighth-grader and earned five varsity letters in the sport … broke the school’s all-time scoring record with 327 career points … Nassau County scoring leader as a senior with 88 points on 47 goals and 41 assists … two-time High School All-American … two-year captain and three-time all-county pick … Newsday First Team All-Long Island selection … Nassau County Attackman of the Year … helped lead school to its first-ever lacrosse county championship in 2013 … also captained the basketball team and was a two-time Coaches’ Award recipient in soccer … part of a state championship soccer team in 2013, and the basketball team was a state semifinalist … played club lax for For the Love of the Game … earned the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame’s Sid Luckman Award as Male High School Athlete of Year ... major is undeclared ... Frank Fedorjaka on Sands: “Will is our quarterback at X. He has gotten stronger and quicker and has improved his shot. He has terrific vision and a high lacrosse IQ. The best part about Will is that he just loves to play lacrosse. He comes from a big lacrosse family, and his passion for the game shows because he competes in every single drill every day.”


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RETURNEES

ALEX SPRING • 2NEW YORK, N.Y.

5-11 • 185 • SR • LSMYear GP G A P SH GB CT FO2013 16 0 2 2 2 53 19 0-02014 15 1 0 1 5 57 23 7-332015 15 0 1 1 0 75 23 3-14Total 46 1 3 4 7 185 65 10-47

Inside Lacrosse Preseason Honorable Mention All-American ... 2016 Preseason All-Patriot League ... selected by the Florida Launch in the eighth round of the 2016 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft ... ranks No. 2 in Bucknell history in ground balls (185) entering the 2016 season ... In 2015: Earned First Team All-Patriot League honors as a long-stick defensive midfielder ... led the team in ground balls with 75, which was tied for sixth-most in a season in team history ... his 5.0 ground balls per game was the fifth-best mark in the Patriot League, and the best among non-faceoff specialists ... also led the Bison and ranked third in the Patriot League with 23 caused turnovers ... ranked 18th nationally in caused turnovers per game and 24th in ground balls per game ... had a season-high eight ground balls four times (Lehigh, Fairfield, Brown, Mount St. Mary’s) ... picked up seven GBs in the season opener against Delaware and had four or more 12 times in 15 games ... season-high four caused turnovers against Colgate ... In 2014: Solidified his standing as one of the Patriot League’s top long-stick defensive midfielders ... led the Bison with 57 ground balls and ranked second on the squad with 23 caused turnovers while appearing in all 15

KYLE SHANAHAN

NICK STEINFELD • 33PACIFIC PALISADES, CALIF.

6-2 • 223 • JR • ATK


In 2015: Appeared in two games, both in league play against Holy Cross and Army ... In 2014: Saw action in three games as a reserve attackman and had assists in two of them ... set up goals in wins over Holy Cross and Mount St. Mary’s ... also played in the Army game ... Personal: Born July 15, 1994 in Los Angeles … son of Jake and Tracey Steinfeld … has a sister, Morgan, and brothers Zachary and Luke … earned four varsity letters in both lacrosse and water polo at Brentwood High School … three-year captain and three-year team MVP in lacrosse … earned High School All-America honors as a senior … named First Team All-CIF as a junior and senior and Second Team All-CIF as a sophomore … was also team captain and Second Team All-CIF as a senior in water polo ... majoring in economics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Steinfeld: “Nick worked very hard in the offseason and is very much improved. He is a natural lefty who carries the ball well. He has gotten a lot stronger, and is pushing for time at attack.”

Freestates Team ... Nike Blue Chip Senior All-Star ... recorded 40 goals and 15 assists ... majoring in accounting and financial management ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Shanahan: “Kyle seems to be putting everything together this year and is running with our first midfield line. His shot is more accurate with more velocity than ever. He is getting to the gut, going north-south on his dodges, and he is playing aggressively and confidently. I expect that he will be a very productive player for us in his senior year.”

NADER SHARIF-EMAMI • 25NEW YORK, N.Y.

6-4 • 212 • JR • DEF


In 2015: Saw action in one game, against Army, and was credited with a caused turnover ... In 2014: Appeared in one game as a freshman defender ... played against Mount St. Mary’s and was credited with a caused turnover ... Personal: Born Feb. 22, 1995 in New York City … son of Ali Sharif-Emami and Maryam Arjomand … has one brother, Amir … 2013 graduate of The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey, where he played football and lacrosse ... double major in German and economics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Sharif-Emami: “Nader is working his way back from a knee injury. He is a great young man who works very hard. When he gets back, he could work his way in at close defense. He runs very well for his size.”

games ... scored his first career goal in the Army game ... recorded at least one ground ball in every game ... scooped a career-high nine ground balls in a win over Brown, and then had six in the next game against Boston University and was named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts ... also had six GBs against Fairfield ... In 2013: Made an immediate impact as a long-stick defensive midfielder ... played in every game and ranked second on the team with 53 ground balls ... had at least one ground ball in all but one game ... season-high six GBs against Mount St. Mary’s, Navy and Albany ... collected at four eight ground balls eight times ... caused 19 turnovers, with a high of five in an 11-2 win over Navy ... handed out two assists, coming in wins over Colgate and Drexel ... named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week on March 4 ... Personal: Son of Rob and Cornelia Spring ... has two siblings: Peter and Huyette ... lettered four times in lacrosse, three times in football and once in hockey at Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio ... two-year lacrosse captain ... team’s defensive MVP in 2012 and was picked for the US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase ... two-time All-Midwest selection ... defensive MVP of 2010 MSLCA Tournament ... majoring in classics ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Frank Fedorjaka on Spring: “Alex is one of the best ground-ball guys I have ever seen. He has a good nose for the ball and is hugely important for us as a faceoff wing. Pound-for-pound he is the strongest player on our team. He has fantastic endurance, he knows our defense very well, and we are very happy with his leadership and work ethic.”

ALEX SPRING

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JOEY ALTEMUS • 30KENSINGTON, MD.6-1 • 155 • FR • GK

Personal: Born Feb. 15, 1996 in Washington, D.C. ... son of Mark and Nancy Altemus ... older brother, Bear, is a junior on the Princeton men’s lacrosse team ... also has two younger siblings, Catherine and Frankie ... father played football and lacrosse at Duke ... uncle George played tennis at Maryland and uncle Tim played soccer at Georgetown ... competed in lacrosse and ice hockey at Georgetown Prep in Bethesda, Md. ... in lacrosse won the team’s Ford Martin Award for overcoming adversity ... as a junior played on a team that finished 19-1 and won the IAC championship ... team was IAC runner-up his sophomore and senior years ... earned the hockey team’s Most Improved Award as a junior ... Frank Fedorjaka on Altemus: “Joey is a very talented goalie. He started for a really strong program at Georgetown Prep. He reminds me a lot of [former Bucknell all-conference goalie] Kyle Feeney. He is tall, athletic and sees the ball well. He has quick hands and feet and is very vocal. Joey is pushing for a starting spot.”

MARSHALL DICKSON • 41GREENWICH, CONN.5-9 • 135 • FR • ATK

Personal: Born July 1, 1996 in Greenwich, Conn. ... son of David and Meline Dickson ... older brother David is a 2015 Bucknell graduate and was a four-time All-Patriot League selection and a 2013 Third Team All-American for the Bison lacrosse team ... also has an older sister, Amie, and a younger brother, Xander ... father played tennis at North Carolina, and mother was on the tennis team at Lafayette ... played soccer and lacrosse at the Brunswick School ... scored 172 career points in lacrosse and was named all-league and MVP ... tallied 71 points on 27 goals and 44 assists as a senior, when he helped lead the team to a 14-4 record ... was a team captain and MVP of the soccer team ... Frank Fedorjaka on Dickson: “Marshall is a similar player to his brother David. He still has some physical development to do, but he has great skills, great hands and great vision. He is very creative and has a bright future.”

BENNY BORGOGNONE • 13MANHASSET, N.Y.

5-9 • 173 • SO • DEF

Personal: Born Nov. 13, 1995 in Manhasset, N.Y. ... parents are Benny and Barbara Borgognone ... has an older brother, Frank, and a younger sister, Alyssa ... Frank played lacrosse at Fairfield ... father played football at New York Institute of Technology ... 2014 graduate of Manhasset High School ... began his collegiate career at Fairfield, where he appeared in two games for the Stags in 2015 ... transferred to Bucknell prior to the 2015-16 academic year ... at Manhasset earned three letters each in lacrosse and football ... on the lacrosse field was a two-year captain and also a two-time all-conference, all-county and Scholar All-America selection ... named a Brine All-American and 2014 Nassau County Defenseman of the Year ... listed as a top-100 recruit in the Tri-State area by MSG Varsity/Newsday ... represented Nassau County for three years in the Long Island Showcase ... helped lead the school to three county titles and its first Long Island semifinal appearance in four years in 2014 ... as a senior produced 38 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers ... also a two-time captain, all-conference, all-county and Scholar All-American in football ... Frank Fedorjaka on Borgognone: “Benny transferred from Fairfield, and we are very happy to have him. He is very strong and quick and an excellent cover guy. He is a hard worker who loves to compete and make plays, and he has really grasped our defense.”

TEDDY DUMBAULD • 10NEW CANAAN, CONN.6-0 • 182 • FR • F/O

Personal: Born May 23, 1996 in Norwalk, Conn. ... parents are Ted and Marea Dumbauld ... played lacrosse and football at New Canaan High School ... captain of the lacrosse team ... earned Honorable Mention All-FCIAC honors ... won 67 percent of his faceoffs as a senior while leading his team to the FCIAC championship ... won two state titles in football, where he was an all-state and All-FCIAC selection ... Frank Fedorjaka on Dumbauld: “Teddy is a good faceoff guy who is quick, tall and athletic. He is very quick off the whistle and good on ground balls.”

RYAN DURKIN • 4FAYETTEVILLE, N.Y.

5-10 • 173 • FR • MID

Personal: Born Apr. 29, 1997 in Fayetteville, N.Y. ... parents are Charlie and Kerry Durkin ... has two younger sisters, Ali and Mara ... earned three varsity letters in lacrosse and four in ice hockey at Jamesville DeWitt High School ... two-year team captain in lacrosse ... named a US Lacrosse High School All-American as a senior in 2015 ... two-time first team all-league selection ... named to All-Central New York Team as a senior ... compiled 146 points on 82 goals and 64 assists in his career ... played on teams that produced a 57-7 record and won four Section 3 Class B championships ... was a three-time captain in hockey and was named the 2013 New York State Player of the Year after leading his team to the state championship ... three-time all-league and All-Central New York in hockey ... Frank Fedorjaka on Durkin: “Ryan comes from a tremendously successful program and had a great senior year. He is fundamentally and technically sound, he is tough, and he has a high lacrosse IQ.”

JORDY ELARDO • 35PARKTON, MD.

5-4 • 167 • FR • F/O

Personal: Born Aug. 13, 1996 in Baltimore ... son of Mike and Mary Elardo ... father played on the rugby team at Towson ... earned four varsity letters in lacrosse and three in football at the McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md. ... missed his senior lacrosse season due to injury, but as a junior posted a .650 faceoff percentage and scooped over 100 ground balls ... selected to the Under Armour Underclass All-America Baltimore Team, which was tournament champion ... named to Brine Team Maryland ... represented the USA in the 2015 Brogden Cup ... team made the state playoffs all four yearss, with a trip to the championship game, two semifinal appearances and one quarterfinal appearance ... team was nationally ranked all four years, with a high of No. 3 ... playing for the Greene Turtle Lacrosse Club was a 2014 All-Star at the Baltimore Summer Kickoff and King of the Hill tournaments ... Frank Fedorjaka on Elardo: “Jordy has good quickness and skills. He is a very good ground ball guy who is experienced and polished at the faceoff X.”

JACK FEELEY • 29DARIEN, CONN.

6-2 • 195 • FR • DEF

Personal: Born Jan. 9, 1997 in the Bronx, N.Y. ... parents are James and Alison Feeley ... has a younger sister, Caitlin ... father was captain of the football team at Colby ... played lacrosse and football at Darien High School ... part of state championship teams in 2012, 2014 and 2015 ... team went undefeated in 2014 and won the FCIAC title in 2015 ... two-time Brine All-American ... 2014 Under Armour Underclassmen All-American ... 2014 Good to Great All-Star ... 2014 Baltimore Summer Kickoff All-Star ... in football, helped his team to the 2014 FCIAC title ... team was also a two-time state runner-up and the 2012, 2013 and 2014 Turkey Bowl champions ... Frank Fedorjaka on Feeley: “Jack is a technically sound defenseman with a good lacrosse IQ and good size. He handles the ball well in clearing situations.”


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CHRISTIAN KLIPSTEIN • 45CALIFON, N.J.

6-1 • 188 • FR • GK

Personal: Born Jan. 24, 1997 in Somerset, N.J. ... parents are David and Tara Klipstein ... has two older brothers, Ryan and Reaves, who both play(ed) college lacrosse ... Ryan is a 2011 Bucknell graduate who was a co-captain on Bucknell’s 2011 Patriot League championship team ... Ryan was a two-time All-Patriot League selection who holds a share of the school record for goals in a game (8) ... he is now an assistant coach at Holy Cross ... Reaves is a junior defenseman at Army ... grandfather, Dick “Oke” O’Connell was the athletic director and basketball coach at Rutgers Prep for 45 years, where he amassed over 700 wins ... cousin, Tom Smith, is a first-year attackman at Bucknell ... lettered four times in lacrosse and once in swimming at Rutgers Prep ... after a terrific senior year was named a High School All-American, New Jersey Goalie of the Year, First Team All-State, West Bianchi Player of the Year and First Team All-Skyland Conference ... three-time First Team All-Non Public and All-Bianchi selection ... two-time all-area pick ... named New Jersey Sophomore of the Year in 2013 ... logged over 750 saves in his career ... had a .700 save percentage as a junior and .680 as a senior ... in 2013 led his team to an 18-3 record and a Prep B state title ... Frank Fedorjaka on Klipstein: “Christian is pushing to be our starting goalie. He sees the ball very well and is a great competitor. He has soft hands and a lot of confidence. He is smart and vocal and has tremendous outlet passes.”

BRAD LANDRY • 66BOONTON TWP., N.J.5-9 • 161 • FR • MID

Personal: Born July 22, 1996 in Denville, N.J. ... parents are Jeff and Sue Landry ... has an older sister, Kristen, who competed in cross country and track and field at James Madison ... lettered three times in lacrosse and twice in football at Mountain Lakes High School ... in lacrosse was a 2015 first team all-state and all-conference selection ... Daily Record First Team All-Group 1 ... 2015 Gibbs Division All-Star Team ... elected team captain ... helped the team to two straight New Jersey state titles (2013 and 2014) and a sectional championship (2015) ... was a first-team all-conference pick in football, where he helped the team to back-to-back undefeated and state championship seasons in 2013 and 2014 ... those teams held the longest unbeaten streak in the state ... Frank Fedorjaka on Landry: “Brad ran a 4.46 40 and is one of the fastest players on the team. He can absolutely fly. He is playing short-stick defensive midfield and has great feet. He can cover, he is good on ground balls, and he can run the ball out and spark transition.”

REED MALAS • 37MAMARONECK, N.Y.6-1 • 170 • FR • MID

Personal: Born Apr. 29, 1997 in New York City ... son of Lex and Bari Malas ... has an older sister, Sascha, and a younger brother, Grant ... father played quarterback at Johns Hopkins ... four-year varsity starter at Mamaroneck High School ... captained the team as a junior and senior ... 2015 US Lacrosse All-American ... two-time all-section and four-time all-league honoree ... two-time team MVP ... 2015 MSG Varsity Hudson Valley First Team All-Star ... 2014 and 2015 Journal News All-Star ... 2015 MSG Varsity All-Metro Honorable Mention ... 2015 Superintendent Award for earning a GPA in the top 15 among all senior student-athletes ... despite missing 11 games during his sophomore year, became Mamaroneck’s all-time points leader with 285 on 174 goals and 111 assists ... as a junior talled 63 goals and 27 assists to make him the New York Section I scoring leader ... as a senior piled up 104 points on 63 goals and 41 assists ... helped lead Mamaroneck to the only three section championships in school history ... in 2015 the team advanced to the state quarterfinals ... Frank Fedorjaka on Malas: “Reed is an exceptional talent. He can play attack or midfield, and right now he is part of our second midfield unit. He is good at everything. He carries the ball well, has terrific vision, and he shoots with both hands on the run. He is quick and tough and has a high lacrosse IQ.”

TOM SMITH • 14LEBANON, N.J.

6-1 • 202 • FR • MID

Personal: Born July 31, 1997 in Chester, N.J. ... son of Dave and Pamela Smith ... has a younger sister, Allyson ... cousin of Bucknell teammate and classmate Christian Klipstein, former Bison standout Ryan Klipstein ‘11 and current Army defenseman Reaves Klipstein ... lettered four times in lacrosse and twice in soccer at Rutgers Prep ... piled up 275 points on 142 goals and 133 assists in his career ... as a junior earned first team all-area, second team all-county and second team all-non-public honors ... as a sophomore was part of a team that finished 18-3 and won the Prep B state title ... Frank Fedorjaka on Smith: “Tom missed all of fall ball due to a previous injury, but he is an extremely talented lefty who can play attack and midfield. He is big and strong and comes from a successful program. We are expecting big things from him this year.”

ALEC TALARICO • 44ORADELL, N.J.

6-1 • 185 • FR • LSM

Personal: Born May 29, 1996 in Hackensack, N.J. ... parents are Guy and Pam Talarico ... fifth-oldest among seven siblings: Julie (27), Christian (25), Guy (23), Amelia (21), Travis (16) and George (13) ... father wrestled at Lehigh ... Christian played lacrosse at Navy and Guy played lax at Saint Joseph’s ... 2015 graduate of Bergen Catholic High School ... captained the lacrosse team as a senior but was unable to play due to injury ... as a junior was a Second Team All-Gibbs and third team all-county selection ... team finished 18-6 and won division, county and state championships ... Frank Fedor-jaka on Talarico: “Alec missed most of the fall due to an injury, but we are really excited about him. He is a tough long-stick defensive midfielder. He is fast and strong and has good skills. We expect him to have an impact once he is healthy.”

JARETT WITZAL • 3BETHESDA, MD.

5-8 • 190 • FR • F/O

Personal: Born Feb. 5, 1997 in Summit, N.J. ... parents are Mark and Helaine Witzal ... father played football at Montclair State ... three-sport athlete at the Landon School in Bethesda, Md. ... lettered four times in wrestling and three times each in soccer and lacrosse ... won 72 percent of his faceoffs as a senior for a team that was ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation and won the IAC championship ... team was also nationally ranked during his sophomore and junior years ... two-year team captain in wrestling ... Frank Fedorjaka on Witzal: “Jarett is a tremendously talented faceoff man. He has extremely quick hands, terrific balance and a warrior mentality. Jarett comes from a great high school program and had a huge role for them. He is going to have a huge impact this year.”

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After two stints as an assistant coach at Bucknell spanning nearly a decade, Frank Fedorjaka took over as head coach in 2006 when he succeeded longtime mentor Sid Jamieson. In 2011 Fedorjaka guided the team to its first Patriot League Tournament title and second NCAA Tour-

nament appearance, and he has cemented Bucknell’s status as an annual Patriot League title contender and national top 20 program.

Fedorjaka became only the second head coach in Bucknell lacrosse history, following in the footsteps of Jamieson, the Bucknell Hall of Famer who founded the varsity lacrosse program in 1968.

In his 10 seasons since taking over for Jamieson, Fedorjaka has fash-ioned a stellar 96-57 (.627) record, including a 42-22 (.656) Patriot League ledger. That makes him the 13th-most successful active coach in Division I lacrosse. The Bison have won nine or more games in seven of his 10 seasons, including a program record 14 in 2011 and 12 in 2013.

Including a five-year stint as head coach at Franklin & Marshall from 1994-98, Fedorjaka has a 135-88 (.605) lifetime record.

In 2013, Fedorjaka’s squad achieved a No. 6 national ranking, the high-est in program history, buoyed by a 9-8 upset of No. 2 Cornell in Ithaca in March. The team finished 12-4 and advanced to the Patriot League championship game before just missing an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament despite a final RPI ranking of 12.

In his first season at the helm, Fedorjaka led the Bison to a historic victory over No. 1 Maryland — the program’s first-ever victory over a top-ranked team — and another top-20 road win at Penn State later in the season. The victories really began to start pouring in during year No. 2, as the Bison went 11-4, including three top-20 wins, and came within one of the school record for wins in a season. Another 10-win season fol-lowed in 2008, and the Bison advanced all the way to the Patriot League championship game for the first time.

In 2009 Fedorjaka was named Patriot League Coach of the Year for the first time after leading the Bison to a perfect 6-0 conference record and the Patriot League regular-season title. His team made it to the champi-onship game for the second year in a row, this time dropping a one-goal heartbreaker to Navy.

In 2010, the Bison took second-ranked and eventual national cham-pion Duke to overtime, and they again qualified for the postseason. Buck-nell finished 8-6, with the six losses coming by a combined seven goals.

And then in 2011 the Bison finished 14-3, setting a new school record for wins in a season. They went 6-0 in the Patriot League for the second

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135-88 overall, 96-57 at BU

time in three years and routed Lehigh and Colgate in the PL Tournament before entering the NCAA Tournament with a No. 7 national ranking, the highest in program history at the time. Bucknell nearly upset eventual national champion Virginia in the first round, leading for most of the game before falling 13-12 in overtime. Fedorjaka was rewarded with his second Patriot League Coach of the Year award.

Known throughout his career as one of the college game’s best defen-sive minds, Fedorjaka’s teams annually rank among the national leaders in scoring defense, man-down defense and riding efficiency. Bucknell ranked No. 2 nationally in scoring defense in 2007, and the Bison have ranked 11th or better five times in the last nine years.

In his first 10 years as head coach Fedorjaka has mentored 47 All-Patriot League players and eight All-Americans, including three-time All-American Austin Winter. He has also coached four Patriot League Rookie of the Year selections, one Defensive Player of the Year and one Goalie of the Year. That goalie, Nick Sciubba, led the nation in save percentage and goals-against average in 2007. Five of Fedorjaka’s student-athletes have gone on to play professional lacrosse after graduation.

Fedorjaka rejoined the Bucknell lacrosse family after serving as head coach at Franklin & Marshall for five years. Fedorjaka served as an assistant coach at Bucknell for the 1992 and 1993 seasons before going to F&M.

In Fedorjaka’s five seasons at F&M, the Diplomats compiled a 39-31 record. His 39 wins placed him in second on the school’s all-time lacrosse wins list.

In 1995 Fedorjaka was named the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association’s Division III Coach of the Year, after leading the Diplomats to a 12-3 record and an NCAA playoff berth. In addition to his responsibilities as men’s lacrosse coach, Fedorjaka also served as an assistant coach in football and women’s soccer during his tenure at F&M.

Also while at F&M Fedorjaka served as the Chair to the Southern ECAC Lacrosse Committee in 1997 and 1998. He served on the USILA National Ranking Committee and NCAA Advisory Committee for Divi-sion III lacrosse.

A 1989 graduate of Hobart College, Fedorjaka was a starting long-stick midfielder on three NCAA Division III national championship teams. He was also a three-year starter at wide receiver for the Statesman football team, earning All-America honors in 1988. The Rochester, N.Y., native was named Hobart’s Athlete of the Year in 1989. During his career at Hobart, he held all reception records and remained the school’s all-time leading receiver until 2004. Fedorjaka began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for two years at Springfield College (Mass.).

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Joe Conner Jr. is in his seventh season on the Bucknell men’s lacrosse staff, and his fifth in the No. 1 assistant position, where he serves as offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator.

In 2014, Conner’s recruiting efforts were displayed by Bucknell’s first-ever top-20 recruiting class according to Inside Lacrosse magazine. This class was ranked 13th in the country as a whole, and had three recruits

ranked in Inside Lacrosse’s Power 100 Recruit Rankings; which is the most Bucknell has ever had in a recruiting class.

In 2014, Bucknell’s extra man unit scored at an impressive rate of 41.5% for the season. The Bison offense had two players receive All-Patriot League honors in 2015: first-team midfielder David Dickson, who became a rare four-time all-league honoree, and second-team middie Ryan Joseph.

In 2013, Conner’s second season as offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator, the Bison offense averaged 10.6 goals per game. They led the Patriot League in goals per game game at the end of the regular season and finished No. 2 after the completion of league tournament play. The Bison offense had one of the most balanced scoring attacks in the country with one 50-point scorer (David Dickson), two 40-point scorers (Sean Doyle and Chase Bailey), one 39-point scorer (Todd Heritage), one 30-point scorer (Thomas Flibotte), one 20-point scorer (Peter Burke) and one 19-point scorer (Brock Ghelfi).

In 2013, Conner’s recruiting efforts were displayed by the play of several key freshmen during the season. The recruiting class was cited by Inside Lacrosse as one of the best in the nation, and the Bison had three freshmen make Inside Lacrosse’s list top 25 freshmen, which was more than any other team in the nation.

In 2013, Conner coached Patriot League Rookie of the Year Sean Doyle and First Team All-Patriot League midfielders Thomas Flibotte and Dickson. Dickson shattered Bucknell and Patriot League single-season assist records with 48, and he would go on to earn Third Team All-America honors.

Conner also coached 2012 graduate Billy Eisenreich, who played pro lacrosse for the Chicago Outlaws. Eisenreich was a Third Team All-America attackman in 2012 after playing his first three years at midfield.

In Conner’s first season as the offensive coordinator in 2012, the Bison finished the season with the No. 1 shooting percentage in the nation. The Bison offense also performed at historically high levels during the 2012 season. In that season the Bison offense set a record by scoring the most goals it ever has in a single season with 179, as well as set team records for assists (108) and points (287). Inside Lacrosse’s Pace Statistics for Adjusted Offensive Efficiency Rating determined that the Bison had one of the most efficient offensive units in recent Division 1 lacrosse history throughout most of the 2012 season.

Conner was the assistant lacrosse coach at Mount St. Mary’s for two years before coming to Bucknell. At Mount St. Mary’s, Conner helped coach the Mount to a 5-3 conference record and a No. 2 seed in the MAAC playoffs, the Mount’s first conference playoff appearance in two years. He served as recruiting coordinator, and in his final season with The Mount he coached the defense, helping them to a No. 9 national ranking in goals allowed.

Conner is a 2007 graduate of Mount St. Mary’s and received his M.B.A. degree with a management concentration from The Mount as well in May of 2009. During the summer of 2009, Conner worked at Wells Fargo Financial as a Credit Manager before being hired by Bucknell in September of 2009. As a student-athlete, he played at Binghamton University for three years before transferring to Mount St. Mary’s to finish his playing career and pursue his coaching career. He was a midfielder at Binghamton and then was moved to attack when he transferred to Mount St. Mary’s.

A native of Ijamsville, Md., he played both lacrosse and football at Urbana High School. He was a high school All-American in lacrosse and started at quarterback on a record-setting football team that won four straight state championships and carried a 50-game winning streak. He currently holds the Frederick County Maryland high school touchdown pass record with 28 in a single season. Joe is the son of Joe Conner Sr. and Ximena Conner, and he has two younger brothers (Jason and Justin) and a younger sister (Jackie). He lives in Lewisburg with his wife Erin, their son Ethan, and their newborn daughter Gia.

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Former Bison men’s lacrosse standout Nick Marks returned to his alma mater in 2012 as an assistant coach on Frank Fedorjaka’s staff, and in 2014 he began serving as the team’s defensive coordinator. A four-year starting midfielder at Bucknell, Marks has remained very active in the sport of lacrosse since graduating in 2008 with a degree in classics and history.

Under Marks’ watch, the 2015 Bison had several individuals honored for their defensive work, the team ranked in the top 20 nationally in caused turnovers for the second year in a row, and the entire unit held strong in victories over Brown and Loyola, which featured two of the most powerful offenses in the country. Defenseman Ben Kellar and long-stick defensive midfielder Alex Spring were both First Team All-Patriot League selections, and goalie Sam Grinberg won a Patriot League Goalie of the Week Award in addition to Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors.

Marks also mentors the Bison faceoff specialists, and the team showed signifi-cant improvement in that area in 2015, and faceoff success was a major factor in key Patriot League wins over Loyola and Navy.

In 2014 the Bison defense ranked seventh nationally in caused turnovers per game (9.47) and 14th in scoring defense (8.67). That year, Marks helped senior Jackson Place become a Major League Lacrosse draft selection after earning All-America and All-Patriot League honors while ranking second in the nation in caused turnovers at 2.71 per game.

Grinberg in 2014 ranked eighth nationally in save percentage (.563) and 10th in goals-against average (8.52) in his first season as the full-time starter.

In his first two seasons back with the Bison, Marks worked closely with the goal-ies and faceoff men, and he mentored all-conference players at both positions. Ryan Gutowski graduated in 2013 ranked third in program history in faceoff wins and sixth in ground balls. He was a Second Team All-Patriot League selection in 2013. Kyle Feeney ‘13 ranked fourth in team history in saves and goals-against average. He was a First Team All-Patriot League pick in 2012, and he was an eighth-round draft pick by the MLL’s Charlotte Hounds. In addition, Marks helped prep Grinberg to come off the bench for big relief wins over Drexel in 2012 and Colgate in 2013, and then he helped Grinberg transition into the starting role in 2014.

Prior to returning to Bucknell, Marks served as head varsity lacrosse coach and assistant varsity football coach at Lake Zurich (Ill.) High School. The football team reached the Class 7A state championship game in 2011. While coaching, Marks also worked as a sales consultant for Harrow Sports and served as director of lacrosse operations for Team One Lacrosse, where he helped identify and recruit players for Illinois elite teams.In 2008-09 he was program director for Lacrosse America.

Marks enjoyed a terrific playing career at Bucknell. He played in 57 career games over four seasons and finished with 37 goals and nine assists for 46 points. He captained the 2008 team that finished 10-5 and reached the Patriot League championship game for the first time. Bucknell compiled a 21-9 record during his junior and season seasons and went 36-21 over his four-year career, making him part of the program’s winningest class at the time.

In 2006, Marks was named Bucknell’s Most Improved Player, and he also earned the team’s Iron Bison Award. In the classroom Marks was a Dean’s List student and a member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. He was later a 2008 supple-mental draft pick of Major League Lacrosse’s Chicago Machine, a 2012 supplemental draft pick by the Ohio Machine and was also member of the Chicago Shamrox of the National Lacrosse League.

Marks is engaged to Laurel Kopecky, Bucknell’s assistant director of recreation services.

NICK MARKSASSISTANT COACH

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2015 RESULTS9-6, 5-2 Patriot League

Date Opponent BU OPP Record PL Rec.2/7 at Delaware 11 12 0-1 —2/14 #19 BRYANT 7 5 1-1 —2/21 at Navy* 8 7 2-1 1-02/28 #20 COLGATE* 8 10 2-2 1-13/7 at Lehigh* (OT) 9 8 3-2 2-13/10 FAIRFIELD 10 9 4-2 —3/14 #20 HOLY CROSS* 15 6 5-2 3-13/17 at #12 Brown (OT) 10 9 6-2 —3/21 at Boston University* 9 11 6-3 3-23/28 ARMY* 4 12 6-4 3-34/4 at Mount St. Mary’s 11 12 6-5 —4/11 vs. Lafayette*# 14 13 7-5 4-34/17 #16 LOYOLA# 10 9 8-5 5-34/21 LEHIGH^ 13 8 9-5 —4/24 vs. #18 Colgate (at Navy)^ 5 18 9-6 —

* Patriot League game ^ PL Tournament # 3rd Annual Relentless Cup, Folsom, Pa.

2015 STATISTICAL LEADERSPlayer GP G A P SH GB CT FODavid Dickson 12 15 30 45 50 12 3 0-0Will Sands 15 26 16 42 58 18 3 0-0Ryan Joseph 15 27 6 33 76 25 4 0-0Sean Doyle 15 26 5 31 73 11 6 0-0Thomas Flibotte 15 16 4 20 96 8 2 0-0Kyle Shanahan 14 11 0 11 50 3 0 0-0Alex Ryan 14 10 1 11 38 11 1 0-0Sean O’Brien 15 4 0 4 29 3 1 0-0Connor O’Hara 15 4 0 4 14 1 1 0-0Tommy O’Connor 11 2 1 3 17 0 0 0-0Quinn Collison 6 2 0 2 7 0 0 0-0Brock Ghelfi 15 1 1 2 3 13 11 0-0Jake Dunlop 7 0 2 2 0 14 0 31-62Alex Spring 15 0 1 1 0 75 23 3-14Gavin Sullivan 12 0 0 0 2 16 0 48-109Adam Lynne 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-0Matt Gilray 12 0 0 0 1 29 5 0-4Mike Adelman 8 0 0 0 1 3 1 0-0Zach Henkhaus 15 0 0 0 1 11 5 0-0Sam Grinberg 15 0 0 0 1 22 2 0-0Colin Farawell 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3Frank Morelli 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0Shane Fee 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Brad Dotson 10 0 0 0 0 12 6 0-0Evan Bernstein 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0Nick Steinfeld 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Brac McKee 6 0 0 0 0 5 1 0-0Eric Monfort 8 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-3Sam Hahn 12 0 0 0 0 25 1 65-150Nader Sharif-Emami 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0Mike Schiappa 15 0 0 0 0 28 6 0-0Ben Kellar 15 0 0 0 0 26 17 0-0Duke Repko 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Lukas Munoz 7 0 0 0 0 14 7 1-1Brett Pearce 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0Grayson Helm 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Mike Ondrusek 14 0 0 0 0 7 1 0-0John Reed 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0Cam Buglione 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0BUCKNELL 15 144 67 211 519 399 110 149-346OPPONENTS 15 149 105 254 464 423 93 197-346

Goalie GP Min. SV GA GAA SV% W LSam Grinberg 15 753:27 126 121 9.64 .510 8 5Brac McKee 6 146:10 20 27 11.08 .426 1 1Frank Morelli 2 6:44 1 1 8.91 .500 0 0BUCKNELL 15 906:21 147 149 9.86 .497 9 6OPPONENTS 15 906:21 161 144 9.53 .528 6 9

2015 PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGSTeam League Pct. Overall Pct.Loyola 6-2 .750 9-5 .643Colgate 6-2 .750 10-6 .625Bucknell 5-3 .625 9-6 .600Loyola 5-3 .625 7-8 .467Army 4-4 .500 10-7 .588Lehigh 3-5 .375 7-9 .438Holy Cross 3-5 .375 6-7 .462Boston U. 3-5 .375 6-8 .429Lafayette 1-7 .125 4-10 .286

Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinals#3 Bucknell 13, #6 Lehigh 8#5 Army 12, #4 Loyola 11

Patriot League Tournament Semifinals#2 Colgate 18, #3 Bucknell 5#5 Army 11, #1 Navy 7

Patriot League Championship#2 Colgate 11, #5 Army 8

NCAA TournamentNorth Carolina 19, Colgate 12

2015 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMFirst TeamAttack: John Glesener, ARM; Dan Taylor, LEH (OPOY), Zach Herreweyers, LOY, Ryan Walsh, CGT; Midfielders: Matt Clarkson, CGT; Brian Sherlock, LOY; David Dickson, BKN; Face-Off Specialist: Brady Dove, NVY; Defensive Midfield Spe-cialist: Alex Spring, BKN; Defensemen: Chris Fennell, NVY (DPOY); Pat Frazier, LOY; Austin Schultz, ARM; Ben Kellar, BKN; Goalkeeper: Sam Somers, ARM (GKOY).

Second-TeamAttack: Nikko Pontrello, LOY; Sean Wilkinson, HCR; Cole Johnson, ARM; Mid-fielders: Ryan Joseph, BKN; Cameron Williams, CGT; Terry McKenna, HCR; Kurtis Kaunas, LEH; Face-Off Specialist: Graham Savio, LOY; Sam Talkow, BOS; Defen-sive Midfield Specialist: Jimbo D’Aprile, ARM; Matt Rees, NVY; Defensemen: Lukas Mikelinich, LEH; Casey Eidenshink, LEH; Matt Yeager, CGT; Erik Cannon, LAF; Goalkeeper: John Connors, NVY; Brandon Burke, CGT.Rookie of Year: Anthony Abbadessa, CGT; William Lawson Coach of Year: Rick Sowell, NVY.

2015 RESULTS/STATS

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GOALSGAMEJim Ball, 8 vs. Penn State, 1979Ryan Klipstein, 8 vs. Lafayette, 2010Todd Heritage, 8 vs. Hobart, 2012

SEASON1. Justin Zackey 63 19932. Jon Romm 45 19903. Jim Ball 44 1979 Justin Zackey 44 19945. John Golaszewski 41 19986. Dennis Geraghty 39 20017. Kevin Roth 38 1992 Chris Cara 38 2004 Patrick Christensen 38 200410. Tom Cusick 37 1986

CAREER1. Justin Zackey 138 1991-942. Todd Heritage 120 2011-143. Tom Cusick 117 1984-874. Chris Cara 111 2002-055. Joe Mele 103 2006-096. Jim Ball 98 1976-797. Jon Romm 97 1987-908. Dennis Geraghty 94 2000-039. Patrick Christensen 92 2002-0510. Tim Brandau 90 2007-10

ASSISTSGAMEMatt Fraser, 9 vs. Lafayette, 1980

SEASON1. David Dickson 48 20132. Chris Cara 40 20043. Pete von Hoffmann 37 1977 Pete von Hoffmann 37 1979 Chris Cara 37 20056. Lou Kissling 33 1971 Pete von Hoffmann 33 1978 Austin Winter 33 20089. Austin Winter 32 2009 Billy Eisenreich 32 2012

CAREER1. Pete von Hoffmann 138 1976-79 Chris Cara 138 2002-053. David Dickson 132 2012-154. Austin Winter 117 2007-105. Jon Romm 82 1987-906. Todd Streelman 74 1990-937. Jim Morris 69 1968-708. Tom Walther 65 1985-889. Pete Keblish 59 1987-9010. Justin Zackey 58 1991-94

POINTSGAMEPete von Hoffmann, 11 vs. Penn State, 1979Matt Fraser, 11 vs. Lafayette, 1980Chris Cara, 11 vs. Lafayette, 2004Billy Eisenreich, 11 vs. R. Morris, 2012

SEASON (G-A-P)1. Justin Zackey 63-16-79 19932. Chris Cara 38-40-78 20043. Jon Romm 45-31-76 19904. Pete von Hoffmann 29-37-66 1979 Chris Cara 29-37-66 2005 Billy Eisenreich 34-32-66 20127. Justin Zackey 44-17-61 19948. Pete von Hoffmann 21-37-58 19779. Jim Ball 44-13-57 197910. Chris Cara 25-31-56 2002 David Dickson 8-48-56 2013

CAREER (G-A-P)1. Chris Cara 111-138-249 2002-052. Pete von Hoffmann 82-138-220 1976-79

3. Justin Zackey 138-58-196 1991-944. Austin Winter 77-117-194 2007-105. David Dickson 52-132-184 2012-156. Jon Romm 97-82-179 1987-907. Tom Cusick 117-26-143 1984-87 Tom Walther 78-65-143 1985-88 Pete Keblish 84-59-143 1987-9010. Jim Ball 98-38-136 1976-79

GROUND BALLSGAMEJake Clarke, 13 vs. Penn State, 2009

SEASON1. Jake Clarke 105 20112. Jake Clarke 98 20093. Jake Clarke 83 20104. Alex Rudis 82 19995. Brian Loesch 80 20016. Ryan Gutowski 75 2013 Alex Spring 75 20158. Chris Savinelli 72 19999. Ryan Goodman 68 200410. Mark Juelis 67 2001

CAREER1. Jake Clarke 297 2008-112. Alex Spring 185 2013-pr.3. Ryan Goodman 175 2002-054. Billy Haire 166 2006-095. Kyle Feeney 155 2010-136. Mark Juelis 152 1998-01*7. J.C. Metivier 146 1998-01*8. Ryan Gutowski 144 2010-139. Kevin Smithies 140 1999-0210. Brian Loesch 138 1999-02 John Scally 138 2009-12* Ground balls kept since 1999

FACEOFFSWON, GAMEJake Clarke, 20 vs. Penn State, 2009

ATTEMPTED, GAMEJake Clarke, 32 vs. Colgate, 2009

PCT., GAME (Min. 10 Attempts)Jake Clarke, .952 (20-21) vs. Penn State, 2009

PCT., GAME (Min. 20 Attempts)Jake Clarke, .952 (20-21) vs. Penn State, 2009

WON, SEASON1. Jake Clarke 163 20092. Ryan Goodman 145 20043. Brian Loesch 134 20014. Alex Rudis 130 1999 Jake Clarke 130 2011

ATTEMPTS, SEASON1. Ryan Goodman 283 20042. Jake Clarke 282 20093. Jake Clarke 259 20114. Brian Loesch 246 20015. Ryan Gutowski 243 2013

PCT., SEASON (Min. 50 Attempts)1. Jake Clarke .617 20102. Alex Rudis .583 19993. Jake Clarke .578 20094. Chris Savinelli .556 19995. Brian Loesch .545 2001

WON, CAREER1. Jake Clarke 422 2008-112. Ryan Goodman 300 2002-053. Ryan Gutowski 278 2010-134. Alex Rudis 197 1997-00*5. Michael Petrash 171 2002-03

ATTEMPTS, CAREER1. Jake Clarke 750 2008-11

2. Ryan Goodman 622 2002-053. Ryan Gutowski 560 2010-134. Alex Rudis 367 1997-00*5. Michael Petrash 355 2002-03

PCT., CAREER (Min. 250 Attempts)1. Jake Clarke .563 2008-112. Brian Loesch .543 1999-023. Alex Rudis .537 1997-00*4. Ryan Gutowski .496 2010-135. Rick Carolan .484 2005-08* Faceoffs kept since 1999

SHOTSGAMEChris Cara, 15 vs. Holy Cross, 2005Chris Cara, 15 vs. Navy, 2005

SEASON1. Charlie Streep 123 20112. Chris Cara 122 20053. Billy Eisenreich 110 20124. Perry Menzies 109 20075. Thomas Flibotte 101 2013 Thomas Flibotte 101 2014

CAREER1. Chris Cara 350 2002-052. Charlie Streep 312 2009-113. Perry Menzies 306 2006-094. Thomas Flibotte 298 2013-pr.5. Todd Heritage 279 2011-14* Shots kept since 2000

SAVESGAMETom Sanders, 34 vs. Penn State, 1977

SEASON1. Stu Berger 205 1981 Ken Mangano 205 19873. Tom Sanders 201 19794. Tom Sanders 199 19775. Scott Johnson 197 19746. Bryan McAdam 190 19847. Ken Mangano 180 19898. Ken Mangano 173 19909. Bryan McAdam 172 1986 Matt Baran 172 2004

CAREER1. Ken Mangano 703 1987-902. Tom Sanders 664 1976-793. Justin Sussman 572 2000-034. Kyle Feeney 553 2010-135. Bryan McAdam 531 1982-866. Colin Barker 501 1991-947. Matt Baran 465 2003-068. Scott Johnson 431 1973-769. Stu Berger 378 1978-8110. Nick Sciubba 375 2007-09

SAVE PCT.SEASON1. Bill Jenkins .756 19702. Jim Reese .712 19693. Jim Reese .693 19684. Scott Johnson .676 19735. Tom Sanders .667 19796. Justin Sussman .664 20037. Scott Johnson .652 19748. Paul Bruccoleri .649 19969. Nick Sciubba .641 200710. Andy Smith .636 2000

CAREER1. Bill Jenkins .759 1969-702. Jim Reese .700 1968-693. Scott Johnson .635 1973-764. Justin Sussman .628 2000-035. Bob McLewee .616 1972-736. Tom Sanders .609 1976-79

7. Nick Sciubba .591 2007-098. Jim Tonges .591 1971-729. Bryan McAdam .588 1982-8610. Matt Baran .582 2003-06

GAASEASON1. Paul Bruccoleri 5.74 19962. Nick Sciubba 6.24 20073. Justin Sussman 6.88 20034. Kyle Feeney 7.24 20115. Matt Baran 7.28 20066. Nick Sciubba 7.34 20087. Kyle Feeney 7.45 20108. Matt Baran 8.06 20059. Kyle Feeney 8.42 201310. Sam Grinberg 8.52 2014

CAREER1. Nick Sciubba 7.30 2007-092. Justin Sussman 7.81 2000-033. Kyle Feeney 7.98 2010-134. Matt Baran 8.22 2003-065. Sam Grinberg 9.14 2012-156. Andy Smith 9.21 1997-007. Mark Stirpe 10.07 1995-988. Colin Barker 10.62 1991-949. Matt Wojnovich 10.96 1991-94* GAA kept since 1992Minimum 450 minutes for season list and 1,200 minutes for career list

TEAM RECORDSWins 14 2011Consecutive Wins 12 1996Losses 10 1981, ‘88, ‘97Consecutive Losses 6 1997Goals 179 2012Goal Average 13.5 1979Goals Against 184 1997Fewest Goals 74 1970Lowest Goals/Game 4.27 1969Fewest Goals Against 47 1969, ‘70Assists 108 2012Points 287 2012Saves 226 1991, ‘93Faceoff Pct. .603 1995EMO Pct. .474 2004Man Down Pct. .161 2000

Margin of Victory: 20 vs. Wilkes (23-3), 1980Margin of Defeat: 22 vs. Virginia (27-5), 1998Goals: 26 vs. Denver, 1992Goals in a quarter: 11 vs. Denver, 1992Goals in a first half: 19 vs. Denver, 1992Goals in a second half: 14 vs. Albany, 2013; vs. VMI, 1983; vs. Lehigh, 1982Fewest Goals: 1 vs. Delaware, 1970; vs. Rutgers, 1973 & 1974; vs. Princeton, 1991Fewest Goals Allowed: 0 vs. Gettysburg, 1972; vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1968Most Goals Allowed: 28 vs. Hobart, 1978

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ALL-TIME RESULTS Overall Conf. Year Rec. Rec. Place Lge. Postseason 2015 9-6 5-3 T-3 PL PL semifinals 2014 7-8 4-4 T-4 PL PL quarterfinals 2013 12-4 5-1 2 PL PL final 2012 9-7 3-3 4 PL PL semifinals 2011 14-3 6-0 1 PL PL champion/NCAA 1st round 2010 8-6 3-3 4 PL PL semifinals 2009 9-7 6-0 1 PL PL final 2008 10-5 4-2 T-3 PL PL final 2007 11-4 4-2 3 PL PL semifinals 2006 7-7 2-4 5 PL 2005 8-5 5-1 T-1 PL PL semifinals 2004 6-8 4-3 3 PL PL semifinals 2003 9-4 5-1 T-1 PL 2002 6-7 5-1 T-1 PL 2001 10-4 6-0 1 PL NCAA 1st round 2000 8-4 5-1 T-1 PL 1999 7-6 3-2 3 PL 1998 6-8 2-3 4 PL 1997 3-10 2-3 4 PL 1996 12-0 5-0 1 PL 1995 7-6 2-3 4 PL 1994 6-7 3-2 3 PL 1993 6-9 1-4 5 PL 1992 7-6 3-2 2 PL 1991 6-7 3-2 3 PL 1990 5-9 3-3 4 ECC 1989 7-7 3-3 4 ECC 1988 4-10 2-4 4 ECC 1987 7-7 4-2 3 ECC 1986 4-7 1-4 3 ECC 1985 8-5 4-1 1 ECC 1984 6-6 2-3 4 ECC 1983 6-8 2-3 4 ECC 1982 3-9 3-1 2 ECC 1981 3-10 1-3 4 ECC 1980 7-5 3-1 2 ECC 1979 7-4 3-1 2 ECC 1978 7-4 3-1 1 ECC 1977 6-6 3-1 2 ECC 1976 6-5 3-1 2 ECC 1975 5-6 3-1 2 ECC 1974 6-6 5-2 5 MAC 1973 5-8 5-8 6 MAC 1972 4-7 4-3 7 MAC 1971 6-5 6-2 4 MAC 1970 7-3 4-2 4 MAC 1969 10-1 7-0 1 MAC 1968 6-3 4-0 N/A MAC Total 345-333 (.509)Mid-Atlantic Conf. - MAC; East Coast Conf. - ECC; Patriot League - PL ALL-LEAGUE

2015 First Team: David Dickson, Ben Kellar, Alex Spring Second Team: Ryan Joseph2014 First Team: Thomas Flibotte, Jackson Place Second Team: David Dickson2013 First Team: David Dickson, Thomas Flibotte Second Team: Chase Bailey, Ryan Gutowski, Mike Huffner, Jackson Place Other: Sean Doyle (ROY)2012 First Team: Billy Eisenreich, Kyle Feeney, Nick Gantsoudes, Mike Huffner Second Team: David Dickson2011 First Team: Billy Eisenreich, Mike Huffner, Charlie Streep Second Team: Jake Clarke, Mike Danylyshyn, Kyle Feeney, Ryan Klipstein, Alex Lyons2010 First Team: Jake Clarke, Ryan Klipstein, Austin Winter Second Team: Alex Lyons, Jason Neithamer, Charlie Streep2009 First Team: Jake Clarke, Billy Haire (DPOY), Perry Menzies, Nick Sciubba (GOY), Charlie Streep (ROY), Austin Winter2008 First Team: Austin Winter Second Team: Billy Haire, Perry Menzies, Nick Sciubba2007 First Team: Billy Haire, Austin Winter (ROY) Second Team: Joe Mele, Steve Case, Perry Menzies, Nick Sciubba 2006 Second Team: Michael Abou Jaoude, Matt Baran Other: Joe Mele (ROY)

Year Name Division Team2014 Jackson Place Division I Honorable Mention2013 David Dickson Division I Third2012 Billy Eisenreich Division I Third2011 Alex Lyons Division I Honorable Mention Charlie Streep Division I Honorable Mention2010 Austin Winter Division I Honorable Mention2009 Billy Haire Division I Honorable Mention Austin Winter Division I Honorable Mention2008 Austin Winter Division I Honorable Mention2005 Chris Cara Division I Third2004 Chris Cara Division I Honorable Mention2003 Justin Sussman Division I Honorable Mention2002 Kevin Smithies Division I Honorable Mention2001 Mark Juelis Division I Honorable Mention1996 Hugh Donovan Division I Honorable Mention Jon Methven Division I Honorable Mention1994 Justin Zackey Division I Honorable Mention1993 Justin Zackey Division I Honorable Mention1986 Tom Cusick Division I Honorable Mention1983 Rodney Brown Division I Honorable Mention1979 Peter von Hoffman Division I Third Tom Sanders Division I Honorable Mention1977 Peter von Hoffman Division I Honorable Mention1971 Lou Kissling College Honorable Mention1970 Lou Kissling College Third1969 Ed Farver College First Jim McKee College Second

ALL-AMERICANS

PATRIOT LEAGUE HONORS

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2005 First Team: Chris Cara (OPOY), Michael Abou Jaoude Second Team: Ryan Goodman, Patrick Christensen, Matt Baran2004 First Team: Chris Cara (OPOY), Blaise Fletcher (DPOY)2003 First Team: Chris Cara, Blaise Fletcher, Justin Sussman (DPOY) Second Team: Worthy Sanders, Andrew Copelan, 2002 First Team: Dennis Geraghty, Kevin Smithies, Justin Sussman (DPOY) Second Team: Chris Cara (ROY), Rob Lane, Blaise Fletcher2001 First Team: Dennis Geraghty, Michael Cheng, Mark Juelis, J.C. Metivier, Brian Treacher Second Team: Kevin Smithies, Justin Sussman Other: Wes Fetchet (ROY)2000 Second Team: Steve Burman, Michael Cheng, Mark Juelis1999 First Team: John Golaszewski (OPOY), Taro Yoshitome Second Team: Michael Kennedy, Brad Van Nostrand1998 First Team: John Golaszewski, Taro Yoshitome Second Team: Michael Cheng1997 Second Team: Ed Joffe 1996 First Team: Hugh Donovan (DPOY), Jon Methven (OPOY), Allan Donnelly, Mike Altshuler Second Team: Matt Rosolen, Chris Nippes, Ed Joffe (ROY) 1995 First Team: Hugh Donovan Second Team: Allan Donnelly, Dan Kelley1994 First Team: Justin Zackey Second Team: Jeff Kangas, Hugh Donovan1993 First Team: Jeff Kangas, Ricky Herrema, Justin Zackey 1992 First Team: Michael Conway (POY), Jeff Kangas1991 First Team: Michael Conway, Tom Davis

COACH OF THE YEAR2011, 2009 Frank Fedorjaka2005, 2001, 1996 Sid Jamieson

PL ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL2015- League-record 29 recipients: Mike Adelman, Cam Buglione, Quinn Collison, Sean Doyle, Jake Dunlop, Colin Farawell, Shane Fee, Brock Ghelfi, Sam Grinberg, Zach Henkhaus, Ryan Joseph, Joe Kazar, Ben Kellar, Matt Linden, Adam Lynne, Eric Monfort, Frank Morelli, Lukas Munoz, Sean O’Brien, Tommy O’Connor, Connor O’Hara, Mike Ondrusek, Brett Pearce, Alex Ryan, Mike Schiappa, Kyle Shanahan, Nader Sharif-Emami

Alex Spring, Nick Steinfeld2014- Evan Bernstein, Tom Black, Bret Brachman-Goldstein, Alex Bradbury, Cam Buglione, Quinn Collison, Colin Farawell, Shane Fee, Brock Ghelfi, Sam Grinberg, Zach Henkhaus, Todd Heritage, Ryan Joseph, Ben Kellar, Sam McDonough, Eric Monfort, Mike Ondrusek, Jackson Place, Mike Schiappa, Nader Sharif-Emami, Alex Spring2013- Chase Bailey, Tom Black, Evan Bozymski, Bret Brachman-Goldstein, Josh Briskman, Cam Buglione, Dylan Burke, Peter Burke, Ronjohn Dadd, Andrew Dempsey, Shane Fee, Kyle Feeney, Brock Ghelfi, Sam Grinberg, Ryan Gutowski, Zach Henkhaus, Todd Heritage, Mike Huffner, Michael John, Wyatt Land, Sam McDonough, Wills Miller, Mike Ondrusek, Jackson Place, Alex Ryan 2012- Chase Bailey, Evan Bozymski, Dylan Burke, Dave D’Alessandro, Ronjohn Dadd, David Dickson, Kyle Feeney, Sam Grinberg, Ryan Gutowski, Todd Heritage, Mike Huffner, Scott Isenburg, Wyatt Land, Wills Miller, Jason Neithamer, Mike Ondrusek, Jackson Place, Alex Ryan, John Scally, Matt Spagnoli, Charlie Streep, Mickey Zaverucha2011- Josh Briskman, Dylan Burke, John Collett, Derek Craig, Ronjohn Dadd, Mike Danylyshyn, Jason Foreit, Nick Gantsoudes, Mike Huffner, Scott Isenburg, Ryan Klipstein, Carleton Knisely, Alex Lyons, Sam McDonough, Jason Neithamer, Jordan Nies, John Scally, Austin Schultz, Charlie Streep, Mickey Zavarucha2010- Ryan Bakker, Tim Brandau, Josh Briskman, Dylan Burke, Jake Clarke, John Collett, Mike Danylyshyn, Doug Emrich, Sam Finnell, Jason Foreit, Nick Gantsoudes, Spencer Kaplan, Ryan Klipstein, Alex Lyons, Scott Monfort, Jordan Nies, Chris Palmer, Matt Spagnoli, Andrew Van Valkenburg2009- Matt Antonelli, Ryan Bakker, Tim Brandau, Doug Buckley, John Collett, Michael Cooke, Derek Craig, Doug Emrich, Sam Finnell, Jason Foreit, Billy Haire, Tom Izard, Joe Mele, Perry Menzies, Scott Monfort, Jason Neithamer, Jordan Nies, Chris Palmer, Will Pickel, Nick Sciubba, John Togneri, Christian Tucker2008- Matt Antonelli, Doug Buckley, Evan Burns, Rick Carolan, Steven Cheng, Michael Cooke, Mike Danylyshyn, Sam Finnell, Jason Foreit, Andrew Goodhand, Patrick Keeney, Alex Lyons, Nick Marks, Joe Mele, Perry Menzies, Scott Monfort, Chris Palmer, Nick Sciubba, John Togneri2007- Matt Antonelli, Doug Buckley, Steve Case, Steven Cheng, Michael Cooke, Brian Gargan, Patrick Keeney, Patrick Krause, Nick Marks, Scott Monfort, Tommy Orr, Will Pickel, John Schlicher, Patrick Stansik, Paul Stansik, John Togneri2006- Matt Antonelli, Matt Baran, Doug Buckley, Steven Cheng, Michael Cooke, Brian Gargan, Patrick Keeney, Patrick Krause, Perry Menzies, Tommy Orr, Will Pickel, Austin Sanders, John Schlicher, Alex Simoes, Paul Stansik2005- Ross Albers, Matt Baran, Chris Cara, Steven Cheng, Patrick Christensen, Brian Gargan, Ryan Goodman, Ned Hare, Patrick Lenhart, John Salvesen, Paul Stansik2004- Ross Albers, Patrick Christensen, Brendan Fitzgibbons, Craig Fleishman, Brian Gargan, Ryan Goodman, Eric Hannon, Patrick Lenhart, Patrick O’Hearn, John Salvesen, T.J. Wallace2003- Andrew Copelan, Craig Fleishman, Blaise Fletcher, Ryan Goodman, Ned Hare, Patrick O’Hearn, Reece Pacheco, John Salvesen, Worthy Sanders, Justin Slama, Justin Sussman, John Terracciano, T.J. Wallace2002- Andrew Copelan, Matt Ewalt, Craig Fleishman, Dennis Geraghty, Ryan Goodman, Kelly Hogue, Rob Lane, Justin Slama, Kevin Smithies, Justin Sussman, John Terracciano, T.J. Wallace2001- Crager Boardman, Andrew Copelan, Chris Cutillo, Matt Ewalt, Brendan Fitzgibbons, Steve Kelly, Sean Joffe, Mark Juelis, Kevin Smithies, Justin Sussman, John Terracciano2000 - Steve Burman, Ed Costello, Jim, Egan, Brad Eyre, Dennis Geraghty, Brad Grantz, Keith Poisella, Alex Rudis, Michael Sala, Brian Treacher, Brad Van Nostrand 1999 - Ed Costello, Christopher Cox, John Golaszewski, Mark Juelis, Alex Rudis, Brian Treacher, Brad Van Nostrand1998 - Stephen Burman, Brad Eyre, John Golaszewski, Alex Rudis, Brian Treacher, Paul Van Dillen, Andrew Wenner, Taro Yoshitome1997 - Ed Costello, Brad Eyre, John Golaszewski, Andrew Pacinelli, Alex Rudis, Eric Stewart, Brad Van Nostrand, Taro Yoshitome1996 - Noah Fink, David Hogan, Dan Kelley, Jon Methven, Chris Savinelli, John Siris, Ted Thoma, Andrew Trietley, Todd Zackey1995 - Mike Altshuler, Chris DiMenna, Jeremy Hamblin, Jeff Lundstrom, Brad Seyffer, Eric Stewart, Ted Thoma, Andrew Trietley1994 - Mike Altshuler, Colin Barker, Chris DiMenna, Jeff Kangas, Graham Officer, Chris Pemberton, Brad Seyffer, Andy Trietley, Jon Warner, Justin Zackey1993 - Chris DiMenna, Scott Jacobia, Jeff Kangas, Baird McIlvain, Brad Seyffer, Todd Streelman, Justin Zackey1992 - Greg Brown, Matt Comyns, Pat Hatcher, Matt Hudson, Jeff Kangas, Andy Linden, Mark Manigan, Kevin Roth, Todd Streelman, Justin Zackey1991 - Jeff Chaiken, Todd Streelman

PL ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM2015- Sam Grinberg2014- Sam Grinberg, Todd Heritage2013- Todd Heritage, Mike Huffner2012- Mike Huffner, Jason Neithamer2011- John Collett, Jason Foreit, Alex Lyons

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PL scholar-athlete of year2015- Sam Grinberg2003- Justin Sussman1996- Andy Trietley1994- Justin Zackey1993- Justin Zackey1992- Kevin Roth

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ALL-LEAGUE1990 Jon Romm, Norm Wilde1989 Norm Wilde1987 Tom Cusick, David Ferrara1986 Tom Cusick1985 Bob Rhein, Mark Pearce, Tom Cusick, Mike Kelly1984 Bob Rhein1983 George Cusick, Rodney Brown1982 Rob Mathai, John Morris, George Cusick, Rodney Brown1981 John Morris, Jim Gilbert, George Cusick1980 Stu Berger, Matt Fraser, John Morris, Larry Fletcher1979 Tom Sanders, Peter von Hoffmann, Chuck Abt1978 Peter von Hoffmann, John Miller, Ward Rafferty1977 Don Shassian, Steve Blum, John Miller, Peter von Hoffmann1976 Mike Faraldo, Don Shassian, Jim Nesbitt, Jay Paterno, Peter von Hoffmann1975 Rick Lotze, Jim Nesbitt, Ralph Turri, Kevin Cooke, Scott Johnson

1974 First Team: Kevin Cooke Hon. Mention: Kevin McCabe1973 Second Team: Randy Goat, James Kirkley 1972 Second Team: Randy Goat Hon. Mention: Steve Prasinos, Kirk Bishop, Richard Lotze, Dan Nourse 1971 First Team: Lou Kissling (MVP) Hon. Mention: Charles Sowka, Randy Harris 1969 First Team: Ed Farver (MVP), Jim McKee, Jim Morris, Lou Kissling Second Team: John Gazley, Jim Reese

EAST COAST CONFERENCE HONORS

MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFerence HONORS

NATIONAL CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1997 Eric Stewart (First Team)1994 Justin Zackey (First Team)1993 Justin Zackey (Third Team)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT2012 Mike Huffner2007 Paul Stansik2005 Ryan Goodman2004 Ryan Goodman2003 Ryan Goodman, Justin Sussman1997 Eric Stewart1994 Justin Zackey1993 Justin Zackey

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

BUCKNELL’S CAREER GOAL-SCORING LEADER JUSTIN ZACKEY

2015 David Dickson2014 Todd Heritage, Jackson Place2013 Mike Huffner2012 Billy Eisenreich, Nick Gantsoudes, Jason Neithamer2011 Jake Clarke, Mike Danylyshyn, Ryan Klipstein2010 Austin Winter2009 Billy Haire2008 Mark Lane2006 Mike Walters2005 Chris Cara2003 Andy Copelan, Justin Sussman2001 Mark Juelis, Brian Treacher1999 John Golaszewski, Taro Yoshitome1990 Norm Wilde1987 Tom Cusick1983 Rodney Brown1979 Peter von Hoffmann1976 Mark Faraldo1969 Ed Farver

USILA NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPANTS

COLLEGIATE DRAFT SELECTIONS2016 Alex Spring (8th round, Florida)2015 David Dickson (7th round, Denver)2014 Jackson Place (4th round, Ohio)2013 Kyle Feeney (8th round, Charlotte)2012 Billy Eisenreich (3rd round, Ohio); Charlie Streep (7th round, Long Island)2006 Michael Abou Jaoude (4th round, San Francisco)2005 Chris Cara (3rd round, Long Island)2004 Blaise Fletcher (5th round, Baltimore)

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT SELECTIONS2013 Billy Eisenreich (1st round, Florida); Kyle Feeney (11th round, Ohio)2012 Nick Marks (17th round, Ohio)2009 Nick Marks (5th round, Chicago); Paul Stansik (7th round, Chicago)2007 Michael Abou Jaoude (2nd round, New Jersey)2006 Justin Sussman (11th round, Philadelphia)2004 Justin Sussman (4th round, Baltimore)

MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE DRAFT SELECTIONS

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W L FIRST GAME LAST GAME STKAir Force 7 0 4/14/91 (W 17-6) 3/21/09 (W 9-2) W7Albany 3 1 3/27/10 (L 7-6) 3/23/13 (W 18-12) W3Army 12 28 4/25/79 (L 12-8) 3/28/15 (L 12-4) L2Baltimore JC 0 1 4/20/68 (L 10-5) same L1Baltimore 0 4 5/1/73 (L 7-6) 4/14/76 (L 10-9) L4Boston College 2 0 4/10/94 (W 12-11) 4/10/99 (W 20-8) W2Boston University 1 1 3/22/14 (W 7-3) 3/21/15 (L 11-9) L1Bowdoin 0 1 3/29/82 (L 10-9) same L1Brown 2 0 3/19/14 (W 13-8) 3/17/15 (W 10-9 OT) W2Bryant 2 1 2/23/13 (W 10-8) 2/14/16 (W 7-5) W1Butler 2 2 4/10/93 (W 15-5) 3/4/06 (L 7-6) L1Canisius 3 0 4/9/94 (W 14-8) 2/19/11 (W 17-2) W3Colgate 21 16 4/6/79 (W 21-3) 4/24/15 (L 18-5) L4Cornell 1 0 3/19/13 (W 9-8) same W1C.W. Post 1 2 4/13/68 (L11-6) 4/21/73 (L 8-7) L1Delaware 5 25 4/9/69 (W 10-4) 2/7/15 (L 12-11) L1Denison 0 1 3/22/85 (L 10-9) same L1Denver 2 1 4/12/92 (W 26-9) 3/17/09 (W 13-8) W1Dickinson 6 0 4/16/68 (W 13-9) 3/31/73 (W 14-4) W6Drexel 18 2 4/9/74 (W 9-5) 3/12/13 (W 17-8) W7Duke 0 3 2/16/08 (L 16-4) 2/13/10 (L 12-11 OT) L3Fairfield 2 2 3/13/07 (L13-7) 3/10/15 (W 10-9) W1Fairleigh Dickinson 0 1 4/19/69 (L 6-10) same L1Franklin & Marshall 13 8 5/15/68 (W 4-0) 3/21/89 (W 8-5) W1Geneseo State 2 0 5/10/69 (W 13-2) 4/28/70 (W 8-7) W2Georgetown 0 4 3/20/90 (L 13-9) 4/3/02 (L 13-7) L4Gettysburg 14 0 5/7/69 (W 13-4) 3/19/83 (W 18-17) W14Hartford 1 0 3/16/11 (W 7-6) same W1Harvard 2 2 3/2/02 (L 10-9) 3/5/05 (L 12-9) L1Hobart 8 16 5/13/72 (L 17-5) 3/10/12 (W 14-10) W3Hofstra 1 3 3/28/87 (W 15-13) 3/17/90 (L 15-11) L3Holy Cross 25 0 4/6/91 (W 19-4) 3/14/15 (W 15-6) W25Ithaca 3 0 4/6/68 (W 12-6) 4/4/70 (W 5-4) W3Jacksonville 1 0 3/16/10 (W 17-8) same W1Kutztown 7 0 4/7/84 (W 12-7) 4/11/90 (W 18-2) W7Lafayette 41 7 4/27/68 (W 9-4) 4/11/15 (W 14-13) W5Lebanon Valley 4 0 5/4/68 (W 9-3) 5/15/71 (W 10-3) W4Lehigh 35 14 5/19/69 (W 14-1) 4/21/15 (W 13-8) W2 Loyola (Md.) 1 4 3/29/81 (L 16-8) 4/17/15 (W 10-9 OT) W1Marist 3 0 4/5/92 (W 23-4) 3/2/05 (W 11-3) W3Maryland 1 7 3/28/81 (L 19-6) 3/14/06 (W 7-6 2OT) W1Massachusetts 1 1 2/28/12 (L 11-9) 3/9/13 (W 7-4) W1Michigan State 1 1 3/15/87 (L 15-5) 3/11/95 (W 10-9) W1Mount St. Mary’s 14 2 3/13/96 (W 15-10) 4/4/15 (L 12-11) W1Navy 8 7 4/3/96 (W 6-5) 2/21/15 (W 8-7) W5North Carolina 1 3 2/14/01 (W 9-4) 3/11/14 (L 20-4) L3Notre Dame 0 2 5/13/01 (L 12-7) 3/12/09 (L 10-6) L2Ohio State 5 1 4/13/91 (W 19-8) 2/20/10 (W 11-5) W1Penn 5 11 4/14/93 (L 15-10) 4/10/12 (W 8-3) W1Penn State 12 34 4/3/68 (L 13-9) 3/26/13 (L 11-3) L1Princeton 1 7 3/18/86 (W 11-10) 5/4/93 (L 18-2) L7Radford 2 0 4/8/95 (W 17-3) 2/22/98 (W 12-11 OT) W2Robert Morris 1 1 3/22/11 (L 7-5) 3/20/12 (W 17-10) W1Rutgers 0 18 4/17/71 (L 9-6) 5/3/88 (L 12-5) L18St. John’s 1 0 2/18/07 (W 10-4) same W1Saint Joseph’s 1 0 3/22/95 (W 21-5) same W1Scranton 8 0 3/14/87 (W 9-5) 5/7/94 (W 20-8) W8Stony Brook 3 0 3/10/99 (W 11-10 OT) 3/13/01 (W 14-8) W3Syracuse 0 8 4/14/71 (L 14-10) 4/10/82 (L 22-4) L8Towson 3 15 4/15/81 (L 9-4) 2/27/10 (W 13-9) W1UMBC 2 3 4/24/96 (W 11-8) 4/5/00 (W 8-7) W1Villanova 7 8 3/30/68 (W 12-7) 2/25/12 (L 13-12 OT) L1Virginia 0 3 4/26/97 (L 24-4) 5/15/11 (L 13-12 OT) L3VMI 1 0 4/4/83 (W 25-6) same W1Washington & Lee 0 1 4/27/85 (L 18-12) same L1Washington College 1 7 5/1/71 (W 5-4) 4/27/85 (L 18-12) L7Wilkes 5 1 5/16/73 (L 5-3) 4/4/80 (W 23-3) W5William & Mary 2 0 3/31/83 (W 16-10) 3/28/84 (W 12-11) W2

ALL-TIME RESULTSRankings listed are from USILA Coaches’ Poll

1968 (6-3, 4-0 MAC)3/30 Villanova W 12 74/3 Penn State L 9 134/6 at Ithaca W 12 64/13 C.W. Post L 6 114/16 at Dickinson* W 13 94/20 at Baltimore Jr. Coll. L 5 104/27 Lafayette* W 9 45/4 at Lebanon Valley* W 9 35/11 Pittsburgh (exhibition) W 9 25/15 at Franklin & Marshall* W 4 0* MAC game

1969 (10-1, 7-0 MAC)3/31 at Ithaca W 15 64/9 at Delaware* W 10 44/12 Lebanon Valley* W 11 44/15 at Lafayette* W 15 14/19 Fairleigh Dickinson L 6 104/23 at Penn State W 7 64/26 Dickinson* W 16 45/7 at Gettysburg* W 13 45/10 Geneseo State W 13 25/14 Franklin & Marshall* W 15 55/19 Lehigh* W 14 1* MAC game

1970 (7-3, 4-2 MAC)4/4 Ithaca W 5 44/8 at Lebanon Valley* W 12 14/11 Gettysburg* W 9 24/18 at C.W. Post W 7 14/24 at Dickinson* W 14 44/25 Lafayette* W 7 24/28 at Geneseo State W 8 75/2 Delaware* L 1 85/13 at Franklin & Marshall* L 7 105/16 Penn State L 4 8* MAC game

1971 (6-5, 6-2 MAC)3/31 at Gettysburg* W 6 34/3 Lehigh* L 6 74/10 Franklin & Marshall* W 10 94/14 at Syracuse L 10 144/17 at Rutgers L 6 94/24 at Lafayette* W 11 34/28 Dickinson* W 20 65/1 Washington College* W 5 45/8 at Delaware* L 6 175/11 at Penn State L 12 165/15 Lebanon Valley* W 10 3* MAC game

1972 (4-7, 4-3 MAC)4/4 at Dickinson* W 14 34/8 at Franklin & Marshall* L 4 104/12 at Lehigh* W 6 54/15 Rutgers L 3 134/19 Gettysburg* W 8 04/22 Lafayette* W 12 24/29 at Washington College* L 5 165/3 Syracuse L 8 105/6 Delaware* L 5 115/10 Penn State L 6 195/13 at Hobart L 5 17* MAC game

1973 (5-8, 5-2 MAC)3/31 Dickinson* W 14 44/7 Lehigh* W 6 44/9 #20 Franklin & Marshall* L 4 64/14 at #8 Rutgers L 1 164/18 at Gettysburg* W 10 24/21 C.W. Post L 7 84/25 at Lafayette* W 10 74/28 #16 Washington Coll.* L 5 135/1 Baltimore L 6 75/5 at Delaware* W 7 25/9 at Penn State L 5 65/12 #13 Hobart L 6 185/16 at Wilkes L 3 5* MAC game

1974 (6-6, 5-2 MAC)4/6 at Lehigh* W 7 64/9 at Drexel* W 9 54/13 #8 Rutgers L 1 104/17 Gettysburg* W 9 74/20 Lafayette* W 15 24/23 at Baltimore L 6 154/27 at Washington College* L 4 155/2 at Franklin & Marshall* L 3 65/4 Delaware* W 9 35/8 Wilkes W 9 45/11 at Hobart L 5 235/13 #17 Penn State L 8 10* MAC game

1975 (5-6, 3-1 ECC)4/5 Lehigh* W 8 34/9 Drexel* W 10 54/12 at #7 Rutgers L 3 184/16 at Gettysburg W 11 44/19 at Lafayette* W 17 14/23 Baltimore L 3 104/26 Washington College L 2 135/1 Franklin & Marshall W 12 75/3 at #8 Delaware* L 5 95/10 Hobart L 4 105/14 at #15 Penn State L 7 9* ECC game

1976 (6-5, 3-1 ECC)4/1 Gettysburg W 15 44/3 at Lehigh* W 11 34/7 at Drexel* W 14 6

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4/10 #11 Rutgers L 6 84/14 at Baltimore L 9 104/17 Lafayette* W 16 74/24 at Washington College L 2 154/29 at Franklin & Marshall W 15 25/1 #16 Delaware* L 8 105/8 at Hobart L 8 185/12 #10 Penn State W 6 5* ECC game

1977 (6-6, 3-1 ECC)3/26 #12 Syracuse L 12 223/31 at Gettysburg W 12 104/2 Lehigh* (OT) W 7 64/6 at #11 Rutgers L 6 144/9 Drexel* W 14 124/14 at Wilkes W 17 94/16 at Lafayette* W 11 54/23 Washington College L 5 214/28 Franklin & Marshall W 7 64/30 at #16 Delaware* L 10 125/9 Hobart L 5 215/11 at #19 Penn State L 4 12* ECC game

1978 (7-4, 3-1 ECC)3/30 at Syracuse L 8 184/1 at Lehigh* W 13 74/5 #9 Rutgers L 3 164/12 Wilkes W 9 64/15 Lafayette* W 12 64/19 Gettysburg W 10 74/22 at Drexel* W 13 114/27 at Franklin & Marshall W 12 84/29 Delaware* (OT) L 13 145/6 at Hobart L 8 285/10 Penn State W 16 14* ECC game

1979 (7-4, 3-1 ECC)3/28 #6 Syracuse L 11 124/6 Colgate W 21 34/11 at Wilkes W 17 84/14 at Lafayette* W 7 54/18 at Gettysburg W 14 84/21 Drexel* W 15 64/25 at #6 Army L 8 124/28 at #14 Delaware* L 15 165/1 Lehigh* W 13 105/5 at #11 Rutgers L 10 145/9 at Penn State W 18 10* ECC game

1980 (7-5, 3-1 ECC)3/31 at Franklin & Marshall W 10 54/2 #7 Rutgers L 10 124/4 Wilkes W 23 34/10 Lafayette* W 18 94/12 at #6 Syracuse L 4 234/16 Gettysburg W 20 74/19 at Drexel* W 10 84/23 #8 Army L 8 104/26 Delaware* L 11 124/30 at Lehigh* W 11 75/7 Penn State (OT) L 14 155/10 at Colgate W 18 2* ECC game

1981 (3-10, 1-3 ECC)3/18 Franklin & Marshall W 7 53/28 vs. #6 Maryland^ L 6 193/29 at Loyola^ L 8 164/1 at Gettysburg W 13 74/8 at #9 Rutgers L 9 154/11 #3 Syracuse L 7 134/15 Towson State L 4 94/18 at Lafayette* L 6 84/22 Lehigh* W 16 144/25 Drexel* L 9 114/29 at #12 Army L 3 165/2 at Delaware* L 12 155/6 at #12 Penn State L 6 15^ Loyola Tournament, Baltimore, Md.* ECC game

1982 (3-9, 3-1 ECC)3/17 at Franklin & Marshall (OT) L 9 103/29 Bowdoin L 9 104/3 Loyola (OT) L 6 74/10 at #9 Syracuse L 4 224/14 at #14 Towson State L 12 164/17 Lafayette* W 11 54/20 #11 Rutgers L 6 144/22 at Lehigh* W 20 54/24 at Drexel* W 12 114/28 #4 Army L 4 175/1 Delaware* L 7 145/5 Penn State* L 10 22* ECC game

1983 (6-8, 2-3 ECC)3/19 Gettysburg (OT) W 18 173/26 Colgate W 14 103/29 Franklin & Marshall L 8 93/31 vs. William & Mary^ W 16 104/2 at Loyola L 8 154/4 VMI W 25 64/6 at #12 Rutgers L 7 164/13 #12 Towson State* L 15 204/16 at Lafayette* (OT) L 8 94/23 Drexel* (OT) W 12 114/27 at #6 Army L 8 155/2 Lehigh* W 18 45/4 at Penn State L 13 205/7 at Delaware* L 4 12^ at Randallstown, Md.* ECC game

1984 (6-6, 2-3 ECC)3/20 at Franklin & Marshall W 9 63/24 Colgate W 13 43/28 vs. William & Mary^ W 12 114/5 #6 Rutgers L 4 174/7 Kutztown W 12 74/11 #10 Towson State* L 7 174/14 Lafayette* (2OT) L 9 10

4/18 at Lehigh* W 14 64/21 at Drexel* W 17 34/25 #4 Army L 6 135/2 Penn State L 6 105/5 #8 Delaware* L 7 16^ at Baltimore, Md.* ECC game

1985 (8-5, 4-1 ECC)3/19 Franklin & Marshall W 10 53/22 Denison L 9 103/26 at Kutztown W 12 74/3 at Rutgers L 6 174/6 Villanova (3OT) W 10 94/10 Towson State* W 14 104/13 at Lafayette* W 8 54/17 Lehigh* (OT) W 8 74/20 Drexel* W 15 104/23 at #6 Army L 7 224/27 Washington & Lee L 12 185/1 at Penn State W 11 85/4 at Delaware* L 3 17* ECC game

1986 (4-7, 1-4 ECC)3/18 at Princeton W 11 103/20 at Franklin & Marshall (OT) W 9 83/29 Kutztown W 16 134/2 #6 Rutgers L 9 174/5 at Villanova L 11 124/9 at Towson State* L 8 184/13 Lafayette* W 17 104/19 at Drexel* L 14 184/26 at Lehigh* L 12 204/30 Penn State L 6 95/3 #12 Delaware* L 5 19* ECC game

1987 (7-7, 4-2 ECC)3/14 vs. Scranton^ W 9 53/15 vs. Michigan State^ L 5 153/17 Princeton L 4 83/19 Franklin & Marshall L 11 143/28 at Hofstra* W 15 134/4 Villanova W 13 124/8 #14 Towson State* L 3 174/11 at Lafayette* W 15 64/18 Drexel* W 16 94/24 Lehigh* W 15 74/29 at Penn State L 12 175/2 at Delaware* L 7 165/6 at Kutztown W 17 65/8 at Rutgers L 4 21^ at University Park, Pa.* ECC game

1988 (4-10, 2-4 ECC)3/12 at Princeton L 4 93/19 Hofstra* L 7 143/22 at Franklin & Marshall L 8 183/25 at Villanova L 3 94/2 Army L 4 54/6 at Towson State* L 8 144/9 Lafayette* (3OT) W 12 114/16 at Drexel* W 12 114/20 Scranton W 20 54/23 at Lehigh* L 9 164/27 Penn State L 7 144/30 Delaware* L 13 145/3 #12 Rutgers L 5 125/6 Kutztown W 22 6* ECC game

1989 (7-7, 3-3 ECC)3/11 Princeton L 5 153/18 at #8 Hofstra* L 4 173/21 Franklin & Marshall W 8 53/25 Colgate W 11 74/1 at Army L 6 114/5 #8 Towson State* L 8 154/8 at Lafayette* W 12 114/12 Villanova L 6 104/15 Drexel* W 10 74/19 at Scranton W 11 24/22 Lehigh* W 8 64/26 at Penn State L 11 154/29 at Delaware* L 10 135/6 at Kutztown W 18 1* ECC game

1990 (5-9, 3-3 ECC)3/10 at Princeton L 9 133/14 Scranton W 17 103/17 at #15 Hofstra* L 11 153/20 at Georgetown L 9 133/23 at Villanova L 5 133/31 Army L 10 164/4 at #6 Towson State* L 12 244/7 Lafayette* W 16 84/11 Kutztown W 18 24/14 at Drexel* W 16 104/21 at Lehigh* W 16 134/25 #15 Penn State L 8 94/28 Delaware* L 10 115/2 at Colgate L 10 16* ECC game

1991 (6-7, 3-2 PL)3/9 #5 Princeton L 1 173/20 Georgetown L 9 103/30 at #13 Army* L 6 194/6 Holy Cross* W 19 44/10 at #9 Towson State L 3 234/13 Ohio State W 19 84/14 Air Force W 17 64/20 at Lehigh* W 10 54/24 at #16 Penn State L 11 174/27 at Colgate* W 17 95/1 at Delaware L 11 125/4 Lafayette* L 12 235/6 at Scranton W 19 11* Patriot League game

RINK SMITH

MARK PEARCE


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1992 (7-6, 3-2 PL)3/7 Scranton W 11 43/14 at #4 Princeton L 5 163/28 #16 Army* L 4 134/1 #17 Delaware L 8 184/4 at Holy Cross W 13 34/5 at Marist W 23 44/8 #3 Towson State L 8 194/11 at Air Force W 13 124/12 at Denver W 26 94/18 Lehigh* W 13 74/22 #15 Penn State L 10 134/25 Colgate* W 16 115/2 at Lafayette* L 8 11* Patriot League game

1993 (6-9, 1-4 PL)3/25 Air Force W 16 63/27 at #8 Army* L 4 143/31 at #19 Delaware L 6 134/3 Holy Cross* W 15 54/7 at #11 Towson State L 8 194/10 Butler W 15 54/11 Ohio State W 20 84/14 at Penn L 10 154/18 at Lehigh* L 9 154/21 at #20 Penn State L 9 144/24 at Colgate* L 11 124/27 Marist W 21 35/1 Lafayette* (2OT) L 14 155/4 at #2 Princeton L 2 195/8 at Scranton W 17 3* Patriot League game

1994 (6-7, 3-2 PL)3/19 Butler L 12 133/24 at Holy Cross* (OT) W 8 74/6 #7 Towson State L 7 224/9 Canisius^ W 14 84/10 Boston College^ W 12 114/17 #20 Lehigh* L 5 114/20 #13 Delaware L 9 164/23 Colgate* W 16 134/27 at #20 Penn State L 13 154/30 at Lafayette* W 16 85/3 #20 Army* L 9 125/7 Scranton W 20 85/9 Penn L 10 16^ Bucknell Invitational* Patriot League game

1995 (7-6, 2-3 PL)3/11 Michigan State W 10 93/22 at Saint Joseph’s W 21 53/25 at Army* L 11 153/29 Canisius W 13 104/1 Holy Cross* W 17 44/5 at #20 Towson State L 4 134/8 Radford W 17 34/15 at Lehigh* L 11 124/19 #12 Penn State L 8 174/22 at Colgate* L 8 174/26 Drexel W 14 84/29 Lafayette* W 11 55/2 at Penn L 8 9* Patriot League game

1996 (12-0, 5-0 PL)3/13 at Mount St. Mary’s W 15 103/17 vs. Penn^ W 6 43/19 at Holy Cross* W 18 33/23 #18 Army* W 14 103/30 Villanova W 10 54/3 at Navy W 6 54/6 at #19 Hobart W 12 84/13 Lehigh* W 9 74/17 at #13 Penn State W 11 64/20 Colgate* W 11 34/24 UMBC W 11 84/27 at Lafayette* W 21 5* Patriot League game

1997 (3-10, 2-3 PL)3/12 Mount St. Mary’s W 12 103/16 vs. Penn^ L 3 133/19 at Villanova L 7 143/22 at #13 Army* L 3 143/29 Holy Cross* W 14 54/2 at #10 Navy L 7 174/5 #16 Hobart L 8 184/9 at UMBC L 7 164/12 at Lehigh* L 5 154/16 #14 Penn State L 7 144/19 at Colgate* L 6 194/23 Lafayette* W 10 54/26 #2 Virginia L 4 24^ at Baltimore, Md.* Patriot League game

1998 (6-8, 2-3 PL)2/22 at Radford (OT) W 12 113/1 at Villanova L 4 93/11 at Mount St. Mary’s W 10 43/15 vs. #19 Penn^ W 11 83/21 #20 Army* L 2 113/26 Air Force W 9 83/28 at Holy Cross* W 13 54/4 at #11 Hobart L 11 184/8 #16 UMBC L 9 174/15 at #13 Penn State L 8 194/18 Colgate* L 6 104/22 at Lafayette* W 19 64/25 at #5 Virginia L 5 275/2 Lehigh* L 8 11^ at Baltimore, Md.* Patriot League game

1999 (7-6, 3-2)3/6 at #20 Penn L 8 113/10 at Stony Brook (OT) W 11 103/13 vs. Holy Cross*^ W 17 53/20 at #20 Army* L 10 123/27 at Lehigh* L 3 83/31 Villanova W 11 7

4/3 at Hobart L 11 144/7 at #12 UMBC L 7 114/10 vs. Boston College# W 20 84/14 Mount St. Mary’s W 19 104/17 at Colgate* W 9 74/21 #9 Penn State L 10 134/24 Lafayette* W 10 3^ at Hempstead, N.Y.# at New Canaan, Conn.* Patriot League game

2000 (8-4, 5-1 PL)2/26 at Stony Brook W 9 73/7 at #9 Maryland L 3 93/11 vs. #12 Penn^ (OT) L 4 53/14 at Mount St. Mary’s W 11 13/18 #16 Army* W 10 93/25 at Lafayette* W 7 54/1 Hobart* L 12 164/5 #16 UMBC W 8 74/14 Colgate* W 13 44/19 at Penn State L 9 104/22 at Holy Cross* W 14 34/29 Lehigh* (OT) W 11 10^ at Baltimore, Md.* Patriot League game

2001 (10-4, 6-0 PL)2/14 vs. #15 North Carolina^ W 9 43/3 vs. Holy Cross# W 15 13/10 at Penn L 3 113/13 at Stony Brook W 14 83/17 at Army* W 11 103/21 Mount St. Mary’s W 14 103/24 Lafayette* W 14 93/27 at #1 Maryland L 4 83/31 #12 Hobart* W 12 44/4 #8 Georgetown L 6 134/14 at Colgate* W 10 54/18 #19 Penn State W 10 64/28 at Lehigh* W 12 105/13 vs. #4 Notre Dame$ L 7 12^ at Baltimore, Md.# at Scranton, Pa.$ NCAA Tournament at West Point, N.Y.* Patriot League game

2002 (6-7, 5-1 PL)2/23 #10 North Carolina L 3 123/2 Harvard L 9 103/9 #16 Penn L 5 7

3/12 #5 Maryland L 6 163/16 #17 Army* W 8 53/20 at Mount St. Mary’s W 5 33/23 at Holy Cross* W 14 43/30 at Hobart* L 11 124/3 at #5 Georgetown L 7 134/6 at Lafayette* W 13 74/14 Colgate* W 15 64/23 at #17 Penn State L 7 94/27 Lehigh* W 20 10* Patriot League game

2003 (9-4, 5-1)2/22 at #12 North Carolina L 3 133/1 at Harvard W 10 23/8 vs. Butler^ W 10 23/11 at #3 Maryland L 8 143/19 Mount St. Mary’s W 16 43/22 Holy Cross* W 13 43/29 Hobart* W 8 74/2 #18 Villanova W 7 64/5 Lafayette* W 12 54/12 at Army* L 9 104/16 #18 Penn State L 7 104/19 at Colgate* W 10 94/26 at Lehigh* W 15 5^ at Pittsburgh, Pa.* Patriot League game

2004 (6-8, 4-3 PL)2/28 Mount St. Mary’s W 11 83/6 Harvard W 15 43/9 at Villanova L 11 163/13 at #15 Navy* L 5 113/17 at #2 Maryland L 7 143/20 at Holy Cross* W 18 53/23 at Penn L 6 73/27 Lehigh* W 15 64/3 at Hobart* L 9 134/10 at Lafayette* W 19 54/16 #19 Army* L 10 114/20 at Penn State L 7 124/24 Colgate* W 6 54/30 #19 Hobart^ L 9 10^ PL Tournament at Annapolis, Md.* Patriot League game

2005 (8-5, 5-1 PL)3/2 Marist W 11 33/5 at Harvard L 9 123/12 #2 Navy* (OT) W 8 73/15 #4 Maryland L 10 143/19 Holy Cross* W 12 53/22 at Penn W 8 73/26 at Lafayette* W 14 24/2 Lehigh* W 12 74/9 at #4 Army* L 6 74/16 Mount St. Mary’s W 17 114/19 Penn State L 10 114/23 at Colgate* W 10 84/29 vs. #9 Army^ (OT) L 8 9^ PL Tournament at Annapolis, Md.* Patriot League game

2006 (7-7, 2-4 PL)2/25 vs. #19 Hobart^ L 8 102/28 Mount St. Mary’s W 16 93/4 vs. Butler# L 6 73/11 vs. #4 Navy+ L 5 93/14 at #1 Maryland (2OT) W 7 63/18 at Holy Cross* (OT) W 4 33/21 #14 Penn L 4 63/25 Lafayette* W 11 5

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4/1 at Lehigh* L 5 74/7 #20 Army* L 7 84/14 at Air Force W 7 64/16 at #18 Denver L 8 114/19 at #13 Penn State W 11 104/23 #20 Colgate* L 6 8^ at Philadelphia, Pa.# at Pittsburgh, Pa.+ at San Diego, Calif.* Patriot League game

2007 (11-4, 4-2 PL)2/18 St. John’s W 10 42/24 vs. Hobart^ (OT) W 11 103/3 at Ohio State W 7 63/6 #19 Penn W 9 63/10 at Mount St. Mary’s W 14 23/13 at #20 Fairfield L 7 133/17 Air Force W 8 33/20 at Lafayette* W 12 53/25 #4 Navy* L 3 63/31 Holy Cross* W 15 54/7 at #17 Army* W 6 54/14 Lehigh* W 11 54/17 Penn State* W 7 54/21 at Colgate* L 7 94/27 vs. #19 Colgate# L 10 11^ at Baltimore, Md.# PL Tournament at Annapolis, Md.* Patriot League game

2008 (10-5, 4-2 PL)2/16 at #2 Duke L 4 162/24 Hobart W 10 93/1 Ohio State (3OT) W 8 73/8 Mount St. Mary’s W 14 63/11 #19 Fairfield W 9 83/15 Lafayette* W 9 73/19 at #8 Navy* (OT) L 3 43/25 at Towson W 12 103/29 at Holy Cross* W 7 24/4 #14 Army* W 7 44/11 at Lehigh W 11 54/15 at Penn State L 7 84/19 Colgate* L 9 114/25 at #11 Army^ W 8 74/27 vs. Colgate^ L 9 13^ PL Tournament at West Point, N.Y.* Patriot League game

2009 (9-7, 6-0 PL)2/14 at #6 Duke L 7 112/21 at Ohio State (OT) L 9 102/28 #12 Navy* W 8 73/7 at Hobart L 2 73/12 vs. #5 Notre Dame^ L 6 103/14 at Lafayette* W 18 63/17 Denver W 13 83/21 vs. Air Force# W 9 23/24 Towson L 7 83/28 Holy Cross* W 17 64/4 at Army* W 8 64/7 Penn State L 8 94/11 Lehigh* W 18 104/18 at #13 Colgate* W 19 114/24 Army$ W 10 84/26 #11 Navy$ L 8 9^ at Bethesda, Md.# at Dallas, Texas$ PL Tournament at Lewisburg, Pa.

2010 (8-6, 3-3 PL)2/13 at #2 Duke (OT) L 11 122/20 Ohio State W 11 52/27 at Towson W 13 93/6 at Navy (OT) L 7 83/13 Hobart W 9 73/16 vs. Jacksonville^ W 17 83/20 #11 Lafayette* L 15 163/27 at Albany L 6 73/30 at Penn State W 11 94/3 at Holy Cross* W 11 24/10 Army* (OT) L 6 74/16 Lehigh* W 14 54/24 Colgate* (OT) W 8 74/30 at Army# L 7 9^ at Winston-Salem, N.C.# PL Tournament at West Point, N.Y.* Patriot League game

2011 (14-3, 6-0 PL)2/19 Canisius W 17 22/26 Villanova W 10 83/1 at #14 Penn L 6 83/7 Navy* (2OT) W 12 113/12 at Hobart W 11 93/16 Hartford W 7 63/19 at Lafayette* W 11 83/22 at Robert Morris L 5 73/26 #16 Albany W 11 93/29 #20 Penn State W 8 64/2 Holy Cross* W 10 34/9 at #10 Army* W 8 74/15 at Lehigh* W 12 114/23 at #16 Colgate* W 12 74/29 Lehigh^ W 13 55/1 #16 Colgate^ W 10 35/15 at #10 Virginia# (OT) L 12 13^ PL Tournament at Lewisburg, Pa.# NCAA Tournament at Charlottesville, Va.* Patriot League game

2012 (9-7, 3-3 PL)2/11 #19 Delaware (OT) L 10 112/18 at #11 Massachusetts L 9 112/25 at #9 Villanova (OT) L 12 133/3 at Navy* W 14 93/10 Hobart W 14 103/13 at Drexel W 12 113/17 Lafayette* W 17 63/20 Robert Morris W 17 103/24 Albany W 15 73/27 at #18 Penn State W 9 6

3/31 at Holy Cross* W 10 94/7 Army* (2OT) L 5 64/10 Penn W 8 34/14 at #11 Lehigh* L 8 94/20 #13 Colgate* L 10 114/27 at #11 Colgate^ L 9 14^ PL Tournament at Hamilton, N.Y.* Patriot League game

2013 (12-4, 5-1 PL)2/9 at Delaware W 9 82/17 at Mount St. Mary’s L 11 122/23 Bryant W 10 83/2 Navy* W 11 23/9 #13 Massachusetts W 7 43/12 #13 Drexel W 17 83/16 at Lafayette* W 13 63/19 at #2 Cornell W 9 83/23 at #20 Albany W 18 123/26 #16 Penn State L 3 113/30 Holy Cross* W 16 94/6 at Army* W 9 84/12 #18 Lehigh* L 7 114/20 at Colgate* W 13 84/26 vs. #19 Army^ W 12 94/28 at #16 Lehigh^ L 5 11^ PL Tournament at Bethlehem, Pa.* Patriot League game

2014 (7-8, 4-4 PL)2/8 Delaware W 6 42/16 at Bryant L 9 122/22 Navy* W 9 63/1 at Colgate L 8 93/8 #16 Lehigh* L 3 93/11 at #5 North Carolina L 4 203/15 at Holy Cross* W 18 83/19 Brown W 13 83/22 Boston University* W 7 33/29 at #20 Army* L 6 114/1 at #13 Fairfield L 6 104/5 Mount St. Mary’s W 16 64/11 Lafayette* W 13 14/17 at #1 Loyola* L 5 134/22 at Colgate^ (2OT) L 9 10^ PL Tournament at Hamilton, N.Y.* Patriot League game

2015 (9-6, 5-3 PL)2/7 at Delaware L 11 122/14 #19 Bryant W 7 5

JOHN COLLETT RYAN KLIPSTEIN

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2/21 at Navy* W 8 72/28 #20 Colgate* L 8 103/7 at Lehigh* (OT) W 9 83/10 Fairfield W 10 93/14 #20 Holy Cross* W 15 63/17 at #12 Brown (OT) W 10 93/21 at Boston University* L 9 113/18 Army* L 4 124/4 at Mount St. Mary’s L 11 124/11 vs. Lafayette*# W 14 134/17 #16 Loyola* (OT) W 10 94/21 Lehigh^ W 13 84/24 vs. #18 Colgate+ L 5 18^ PL Tournament at Lewisburg, Pa.+ PL Tournament at Annapolis, Md.# 3rd Annual Relentless Cup, Folsom, Pa.* Patriot League game


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C. Edwin Farver ’69Co-captain of Bucknell’s first two varsity lacrosse teams and the 1968-69 basketball team, Farver was a first team Little All-America and MVP in the Middle Atlantic Conference in lacrosse in 1969. He played in the North-South All-Star Game.

Louis L. Kissling, Jr. ’71Twice an All-American in lacrosse, Kissling co-captained his senior team, set season and career scoring records, was Most Valuable Player in the Middle Atlantic Conference in 1971, and was selected for the North-South All-Star Game.

Peter W. von Hoffman ’79A four-time All-East Coast Conference lacrosse player and twice an All-America selection, vonHoffman set numerous school scoring records, was twice co-captain, was ECC Most Valuable Player in 1979 and was selected for the North-South Game.

Thomas E. Cusick ’87A three-time All-East Coast Conference selection in men’s lacrosse, Cusick earned honorable mention All-America honors as a junior and was selected for the North-South Senior All-Star game in 1987. He ranked in the top five in the nation in scoring as a junior and senior, and was Bucknell’s all-time leading scorer when he graduated.

James W. McKee ’69One of the founding members of the varsity lacrosse program at Bucknell. McKee was honored as a second team College Division All-American and All-Mid-Atlantic Conference selection. He was a co-captain as a senior and graduated as the leading goal-scorer at Bucknell.

Thomas H. Sanders ’79Starting goalie for the lacrosse team for four straight years. He had a terrific senior campaign, earning All-ECC First Team and HM All-America honors. Sanders turned in several stellar performances in goal, including a 29-save outing vs. Army and 22 vs. Delaware that season. He held Bucknell records for saves in season (201) and a career (664), and still owns the mark for saves in a game (34).

Justin W. Zackey ’94One of the most prolific scorers in Bison annals, Zackey still holds the Bucknell records for goals in a season (63) and career (138) and points in a season (79 in 1993). A two-time Honorable Mention All-American who led the nation in goals per game (4.20) in 1993, Zackey was a First Team All-Patriot League pick in 1993 and 1994 and was a two-time Academic All-American.

Sidney I. JamiesonThe head coach of the Bison lacrosse program from its varsity inception in 1968 until his retirement after the 2005 season, Jamieson is one of the legends of college lacrosse. He led the Bison to seven league titles in three different conferences and ranked 10th all-time with 242 wins. He coached 17 All-Americans and was named USILA Coach of the Year after guiding Bucknell to a 12-0 record in 1996. In 2005 he received the prestigious Spirit of Tewaaraton Award.

BUCKNELL ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMERodney Brown ’83Brown was a four-year starter, playing both midfield and defense during a terrific career that saw him become Bucknell’s third Division I All-American. He was a First Team All-East Coast Conference defenseman in 1982, then as a senior he moved to midfield and tallied 30 goals and 15 assists, repeating as a first team pick and earning an honorable mention All-America nod as well.

Hugh Donovan ’96Donovan captained the 1996 Bison squad that finished a perfect 12-0, captured the Patriot League title and earned a No. 9 national ranking. Donovan was named PL Defensive Player of the Year that season, and he is considered to be one of the top defensemen ever to wear the Orange & Blue. He earned Honorable Mention All-America honors in after helping the Bison rank No. 1 in the nation in scoring defense (6.25).

HALL OF FAME

Ralph Turri ’76Turri was an outstanding two-sport athlete at Bucknell in the mid-1970s. He was a three-year starting linebacker on the football team and a two-year starting midfielder in lacrosse, and he served as team captain in both sports. Turri led the 1974 football team with 162 tackles and was named to the Associated Press All-Pennsylvania First Team that year. As a junior, Turri was named to the All-East Coast Conference lacrosse squad.

Justin Sussman ’03Sussman was one of the top goalies ever to play for the Bison men’s lacrosse squad. He backstopped Bucknell to four straight Patriot League championships and was a two-time Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, a three-time All-Patriot League pick and an Honorable Mention All-American in 2003. Sussman graduated with a stellar .628 career save percentage, and his .664 save percentage in 2003 was just .003 off the national lead.

chris cara newest lax hall of famerThe men’s lacrosse program now has 13 members of the Bucknell

Athletics Hall of Fame after the induction of Chris Cara ‘05 on Oct. 23, 2015. Cara was elected as part of the 37th Hall of Fame Class.

The Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1979 to honor the very best in the history of Bison athletics. This year’s in-duction brings to 245 the number of outstanding student-athletes, coaches, administrators and friends of Bucknell whose contributions are forever preserved in the Hall of Fame.

Chris Cara ’05Cara remains the all-time points leader in Bucknell and Patriot League history with 249 points on 111 goals and 138 assists. As a junior, Cara led the nation in scoring with 78 points on 38 goals and 40 assists. He was named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior, and he was also the Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2002. He earned All-PL honors all four years, and he was picked as an Honorable Mention All-American in 2004 and a Third Team All-American in 2005.

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Year Name (Hometown/High School)1968 Ed Farver (Middletown, N.J./Dulaney)1969 Ed Farver (Middletown, N.J./Dulaney); Jim McKee (Timonium, Md./Dulaney)1970 Jim Morris (Baltimore, Md./Gilman School); Roger Waltmyer (Pottstown, Pa./Hill School)1971 Kent Kisenbauer (Baltimore, Md./Woodlawn); Lou Kissling (Planedome, N.Y./Williston Acad.)1972 Kirk Bishop (Champion, Pa./Hampton Twp.); Dan Nourse (Needham, Mass./Needham)1973 Randy Goat (Ridgewood, N.J./Trinity Pawling); Kevin McCabe (Stewart Manor, N.Y./Garden City)1974 Rick Lotze (Rochester, N.Y./R.L. Thomas); Kevin McCabe (Stewart Manor, N.Y./Garden City)1975 Kevin Cooke (Baltimore, Md./Parkville); Ralph Turri (West Islip, N.Y./West Islip)1976 Mark Faraldo (Binghamton, N.Y./Vestal); Robert Lane (Plainview, N.Y./J.F. Kennedy); Jay Paterno (Pawling, N.Y./Kent School)1977 Bill Citterbart (Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills); Don Shassian (Havertown, Pa./ Haverford Twp.)1978 Ward Rafferty (Rye, N.Y./Deerfield Academy); Bill Sunderland (Baltimore, Md./St. Paul’s); Peter von Hoffmann (Montclair, N.J./Montclair)1979 Trip Overholt (New Canaan, Conn./Hotchkiss); Tom Sanders (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y./Hackley School); Peter von Hoffmann (Montclair, N.J./Montclair)1980 Chuck Abt (Freehold, N.J./W. Tresper Clarke); Tim Ainslie (Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca); Lance Lauletta (West Chester, Pa./Henderson)1981 Stu Berger (Baltimore, Md./The Park School); John Morris (Princeton, N.J./Princeton); James Gilbert (Concord, Mass./Concord-Carlisle)1982 John Morris (Princeton, N.J./Princeton); Robert Mathai (Dundalk, Md./Dundalk)1983 George Cusick (Abington, Pa./Abington); Rink Smith (Abington, Pa./Abington); Rodney Brown (Baltimore, Md./Boys’ Latin); Chet Simmons (Malvern, Pa./Haverford School)1984 Geoff Chenworth (Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall); Mark Pearce (Parkton, Md./Hereford); Todd Matthew (Simsbury, Conn./Sinsbury)1985 Scott Clegg (Henrietta, N.Y./Roth); Mike Kelly (Northport, N.Y./St. Anthony’s); Mark Pearce (Parkton, Md./Hereford)1986 Doug Klaber (Mt. Lebanon, Pa./Mercersburg Acad.); Bryan McAdam (Lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst)1987 Tom Cusick (Abington, Pa./Abington); David Ferrara (Baltimore, Md./Towson); Bill Kelly (Northport, N.Y./St. Anthony’s)1988 David Fehnel (Montclair, N.J./Montclair Kimberley); Tom Walther (Montclair, N.J./Montclair); Scott Willoughby (Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle)1989 Kurt Kuehner (New Canaan, Conn./Kent School); Ken Mangano (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City)1990 Ken Mangano (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City); Jon Romm (Waban, Mass./Avon Old Farms); Tim O’Mara (Haverford, Pa./Haverford School)1991 Patrick Sheridan (Manhasset, N.Y./Manhassett); Tom Davis (Hudson, Ohio/Western Res. Acad.); Mark Pearce (Parkton, Md./Hereford)1992 Michael Conway (Hicksville, N.Y./Bethpage)1993 Rick Herrema (Rochester, N.Y./Irondequoit); Gabe Portuondo (Brentwood, N.Y./Brentwood); Todd Streelman (Chestertown, Md./Kent)1994 Jeff Kangas (New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan)1995 Hugh Donovan (Ivoryton, Conn./Canterbury School)1996 Hugh Donovan (Ivoryton, Conn./Canterbury School); Dan Kelley (Haverford, Pa./Penn Charter); John Methven (Corning, N.Y./Corning East)1997 Luke David (Great Falls, Va./Episcopal); John Siris (Glen Head, N.Y./Friends School)1998 John Golaszewski (Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook); Ed Joffe (Westfield, N.J./Westfield); Chris Savinelli (Wilton, Conn./Wilton)1999 John Golaszewski (Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook)2000 Alex Rudis (Hicksville, N.Y./Choate Rosemary Hall)2001 J.C. Metivier (Portland, Maine/Salisbury School); Mark Juelis (Westfield, N.J./Westfield); Brian Treacher (Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa)2002 Brian Loesch (Baldwin, N.Y./Kellenberg); Kevin Smithies (Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown)2003 Worthy Sanders (West Chester, Pa./W. Chester East); Justin Sussman (Towson, Md./Friends School)2004 Brendan Fitzgibbons (Dallas, Texas/Hillcrest); Blaise Fletcher (Glen Mills, Pa./Archmere Academy)2005 Chris Cara (Medford, N.Y./Patchogue-Medford); Nick Lane (Boonton Twp., N.J./Mountain Lakes); T.J. Wallace (Penfield, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit)2006 Michael Abou Jaoude (San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius); Matt Baran (Wilmington, Del./Tatnall); Patrick Lenhart (Hingham, Mass./Hingham)2007 Brian Gargan (Baltimore, Md.Mt. St. Joseph); Kirk Klett (Mt. Lebanon, Pa./Mt. Lebanon); Greg Sowyrda (Hingham, Mass./Hingham); Paul Stansik (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer)2008 Evan Burns (Baltimore, Md./Boys’ Latin); Andrew Goodhand (Sandy, Utah/Juan Diego); Mark Lane (Boonton Twp.,N.J./Mountain Lakes); Nick Marks (Barrington, Ill./Salisbury School)2009 Matt Antonelli (Arnold, Md./Archbishop Spalding); Billy Haire (Darien, Conn./Darien); Joe Mele (Westbury, N.Y./Kellenberg Memorial)2010 Scott Monfort (Worthington, Ohio/Worthington); Austin Winter (Boonton Twp., N.J./Mtn. Lakes)2011 Jake Clarke (Cos Cob, Conn./Greenwich); John Collett (Randolph, N.J./Delbarton School); Ryan Klipstein(Califon, N.J./Rutgers Prep)2012 Jason Neithamer (Alexandria, Va./St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes); John Scally (Short Hills, N.J./Delbarton); Charlie Streep (New Canaan, Conn./Loomis-Chaffee); Thomas Thibeault (Cockeysville, Md./Boys’ Latin)2013 Dylan Burke (Maplewood, N.J./Seton Hall Prep); Kyle Feeney (Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich); Mike Huffner (Elmira, N.Y./Notre Dame); Wills Miller (Chester Springs, Pa./Haverford School)2014 Peter Burke (Walpole, Mass./St. Sebastian’s); Todd Heritage (Cheshire, Conn./Cheshire); Sam McDonough (Washington, D.C./Landon); Jackson Place (Wayne, Pa./Episcopal Academy)2015 David Dickson (Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich); Ryan Joseph (Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown West); Ben Kellar (Glyndon, Md./Boys’ Latin); Mike Ondrusek (Lancaster, Pa./Hempfield)

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2016 BISON BRAWL TEAM CAMPWhen: June 29-July 1, 2016Where: On the campus of Bucknell UniversityCost: $425 for Resident Campers; $350 for Day CampersCamp Director: Frank FedorjakaCamp Co-Director: Joe Conner Jr.Bucknell University Head Lacrosse Coach Frank Fedorjaka invites you to

the 2016 Bison Brawl Team Lacrosse Camp. Thirty top-tier high school and club lacrosse teams will be showcased for college coaches and scouts. Conveniently held on the campus of Bucknell University, the Bison Brawl Team Lacrosse Camp provides the ultimate team competition, multiple synthetic turf fields, illumi-nated stadium venue, ample parking, dormitory facilities, hotels, hospitality and exposure to the college admissions and athletic recruitment process — not specific to Bucknell University.

The camp is held on Bucknell University’s 450-acre campus in the heart of the beautiful Susquehanna River Valley in Lewisburg, Pa. Bucknell’s campus is located adjacent to Rt. 15, just six miles south of I-80 and 55 miles north of Harrisburg, Pa.

Campers compete in the 13,100-seat Christy Mathewson-Memorial Sta-dium. With its recently-installed FieldTurf, it is one of the finest venues in all of college lacrosse. The camp also utilizes the newly renovated West Fields complex, which also offers a first-class atmosphere for lacrosse at any level.

The camp provides state-of-the-art facilities and accommodations for a competitive lacrosse atmosphere. All teams will have a chance to work on team concepts and various aspects of team play as the week progresses. Camp staff and referees help provide the most realistic, game-like experience possible. This is a unique chance to grow and learn as a team while continuing to develop all the important individual skills necessary to play at the college level.

For more information, contact Joe Conner Jr. at 570-577-2339 or

[email protected], or visit the camp website at www.bisonbrawl.com

ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENTThe Department of Athletics and Recreation strives to set the standard of ex-

cellence for intercollegiate and intramural programs in higher education, thereby advancing and drawing attention to the mission, core values, and educational goals of Bucknell University.

The Department believes that student-athletes’ academic programs must be their first priority. It is therefore committed to maintaining Bucknell’s high na-tional ranking for student-athletes’ graduation rates and for producing Academic All-Americans, and to continued leadership of the Patriot League in Academic Honor Roll nominations, based on grade-point averages. The coaches’ and staff’s paramount responsibility is maintaining academic priorities and supporting student-athletes’ education, even while providing the rigorous and serious NCAA Division I athletic opportunities Bucknell student-athletes seek.

Further, the Department promotes the personal growth of student-athletes and the general student body by encouraging personal health, development, and balance among intellectual, social, civic, and physical pursuits; by celebrating chal-lenge and competition; and by preparing participants for service and leadership in the world. Coaches and staff direct a rich array of athletic programs and recreational opportunities aimed at increasing student engagement, as well as strengthening character, healthy living, teamwork, sportsmanship, and spirit. In creating shared experiences for students, faculty, and staff, as well as alumni, family, and friends, the Department’s programs add substantially to Bucknell’s sense of community and foster life-long relationships with Bucknell.

The Department embraces the University’s decision to compete at the highest extramural level, in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Division I membership is valuable not only because this level of competition maxi-mally challenges student-athletes, but also because it signals clearly Bucknell’s high standards and seriousness of purpose in all extracurricular endeavors and it helps position Bucknell apart from other National Liberal Arts Colleges. Likewise, the com-petitive success the Department seeks, measured in part by consistent contention for the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, reflects positively upon Bucknell’s student-athletes and the University alike, and it brings distinction and national recognition to Bucknell.

A student-centered operation, the Department is committed to providing equitable opportunities to women and men, as well as members of minority and majority groups of all kinds. The Department subscribes to, and complies with, all principles and regulations of the Patriot League, the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and the NCAA.

The department is proud that so many of today’s exemplary Bison scholar-athletes will be tomorrow’s outstanding leaders.

bucknell bison leadership academy As Bison Athletics seeks to create a compre-hensive learning environment that meshes with the academic mission of the University, an im-portant element of the complete student-athlete experience is participation in an elite leadership development program designed to identify, de-velop, challenge and support student-athletes and coaches in their continual quest to become leaders in academics, in athletics and in life.

The Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy was launched in August 2011 with the goal of delivering programming and instruction that bridge theory, development and real experiences in an interac-tive learning environment. Through this endeavor, team leaders can enhance their impact on their teammates’ and their program’s performance immediately and for years to come. Leadership Academy programming has evolved and expanded throughout its first three years, and much more is planned in 2014-15.

Approximately 60 student-athletes participate in Leadership Academy program-ming each year. Representing the men’s lacrosse team in 2015-16 is Zach Henkhaus.

Goals for the Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy include:

• Identify and develop high potential leaders in their sophomore or junior years• Help young best athletes become best leaders• Create strong leaders by example and set the stage for developing vocal leaders• Build a strong peer support network for aspiring leaders• Develop leaders who support and learn from current team captains/leaders• Practice leading self, their class, and below• Succession Planning — smoothly replace graduating leaders

• Encourage veteran leaders to step up and be vocal leaders• Establish a solid, cooperative and ongoing partnership with the coaching staff• Teach and apply the insights and skills necessary to be a responsible and respected leader• Provide veteran leaders with ongoing coaching and support as they tackle the tough issues of team leadership• Provide veteran leaders with a solid peer network for guidance and support• Provide veteran leaders with highly marketable leadership skills for a lifetime

BISON LAX IN THE COMMUNITYMy top priority as a head coach is to be

sure that our program has a positive image on campus, in the community and in the lacrosse world. It is important to me that our student-athletes give back to the University, the community, and to the sport they love, and that these three entities are better with Bucknell Lacrosse than without.

That said, I am proud to announce this year’s Community Service Plan. Our goal is to contribute 24 hours of community service per team member. That’s 42 student-athletes x 24 hours each = over 1,000 hours! We will be contributing to many, many causes again this year. The events and non-profit organizations that we will be supporting this year are as follows:

A Bison Never Forgets – The brainchild of 2011 graduates John Collett and Ryan Klip-stein, Bison Lax raises funds to send care packages to former college lacrosse players now serving overseas in the armed forces. Collett and Klipstein earned the 2010 Patriot League Sportsmanship Award for their efforts.

Americans Supporting Americans – Our participation in this program has caught na-tional attention and has sparked a number of universities, programs, churches, classrooms, etc., to join. We were the first university and certainly the first athletic team to participate in this wonderful program that supports U.S. troops overseas.

Best Buddies – One or two players each year enroll in the Best Buddies program, where they have an opportunity to build a relationship with a physically or mentally handi-capped person in our area.

Harvest Soup Kitchen – Team members will help serve at various times.Ronald McDonald House – “Grab a Tab” fundraising program.Colleges against Cancer – Team took part in a 5K run on campus.AIDS Walk – Team took part in a 1-hour AIDS walk in Gerhard Fieldhouse.Day Care – Visit Sunflower Day Care facility and read to young children.Adopt-A-Highway – Clean up highway along Stein Lane in Lewisburg.

— Frank Fedorjaka, Head Coach

The U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division, Co. A, 506th Regiment shows off care packages sent to Iraq by the Bison lacrosse team.

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