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MEDIA POLICIESMEDIA POLICIES

All media requests for interviews with St. John’s Baseball players and coaches should be directed to Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Tim Brown 24 hours in advance.

The best time for in-season interviews, either in person or on the phone, is prior to or following practice. Interviews conducted prior to or following practice should be held to a brief Q & A session. With advanced notice, interviews with players can be arranged for other hours.

Calling players at home or on cell phones without permission from the St. John’s Athletic Communications office will not be tolerated. The players’ dorms, training room and weight room are also off limits.

The St. John’s locker room is closed to the media following the game. The team is allowed the customary 10-minute cooling off period and time with the coaching staff

to meet with the team after each game. The St. John’s Athletic Communications staff will secure coach and student-athletes for postgame interviews that will be held on the field.

The only pregame interviews allowed on game days will be for St. John’s radio, and local or national television productions. No game day interviews will be allowed unless specifically requested for televised games.

CREDENTIAL REQUESTSCredential requests must be made by

sports editors or sports directors on official letterhead no later than five days prior to an event. They should be sent to the Athletic Communications Office, Room 157 Carnesecca Arena, St. John’s University, 8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439. They also may be faxed to 718-969-8468 or emailed to Tim Brown at [email protected].

Credentials are not transferable and are subject to immediate revocation if transferred to non-working members of a media outlet.

St. John’s University and the NCAA prohibit the issuance of credentials to representatives of an organization that regularly publishes gambling information, such as “tout sheets” or “tip sheets.”

Web sites that sponsor “message boards” or “chat rooms” where people are allowed to post anonymous information or rumors are ineligible for credentials or access to media functions. If a news-gathering medium has an online site that sponsors these anonymous forums, they may continue to request credentials under their traditional medium, but will not be granted additional passes or access for online staff.

2011 SCHEDULEGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ....................................................................... Queens, N.Y.Founded ................................................................................... 1870Enrollment ............................................................................ 20,352President .......................................Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M.Athletic Director ....................................................... Chris MonaschNickname ......................................................................... Red StormColors ....................................................................... Red and WhiteConference ........................................................................ BIG EASTHome Venue ................................................... Jack Kaiser StadiumAthletics Department Phone .............................. 1-888-GO-STORM

COACHING STAFFHead Coach (Yrs.): ............................ Ed Blankmeyer (16th season)Alma Mater: ............................................................... Seton Hall ‘76Record at School (Yrs): ................................................ 513-305-3/15Overall Record (Yrs.): .............................................................. SameAssistant Coach (Yrs.): ...................... Mike Hampton (10th season)Alma Mater: .................................................................. Clemson ‘94Pitching Coach (Yrs.): ..............................Scott Brown (8th season)Alma Mater: ....................................................... SUNY Cortland ‘99Volunteer Assistant (Yrs.):...........Brendan Monaghan (1st season)Alma Mater: ................................................................. St. John’s ‘07

TEAM INFORMATIONNCAA Tournament Appearances ................................................ 33BIG EAST Tournament Championships ......................................... 6BIG EAST Regular Season Championships .................................... 52010 Overall Record: ............................................................... 43-202010 BIG EAST Record: ............................................................ 16-112010 BIG EAST Regular Season Finish: .......................................4th2010BIG EAST Championship Finish: .............................Champions2010 NCAA Tournament: ..........................Charlottesville RegionalStarting Position Players Returning/Lost: ................................... 7/2Pitchers Returning/Lost: ............................................................ 10/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .................................................. 20/9

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSSenior Associate A.D. for Communications ................ Mark FrattoAthletic Communications Phone ............................... 718-990-1520Office Fax .................................................................... 718-969-8468Assistant Director/Baseball Contact: ............................. Tim BrownOffice Phone: .............................................................. 718-990-1521E-Mail: ...........................................................brownt1@stjohns.eduWebsite ................................................www.RedStormSports.comHotline/Ticket Info .............................................. 1-888-GO STORMMailing Address ................................ Carnesecca Arena Room 157........................................................................8000 Utopia Parkway.............................................................................Queens, NY 11439

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BIG EAST-Big Ten ChallengeFri. Feb. 18 vs. Minnesota 1 p.m. Clearwater, Fla.Sat. Feb. 19 vs. Michigan 1 p.m. St. Petersburg, Fla.Sun. Feb. 20 vs. Ohio State 10 a.m. St. Petersburg, Fla.

Fri. Feb. 25 at Georgia Tech 4 p.m. Atlanta, Ga.Sat. Feb. 26 at Georgia Tech 2 p.m. Atlanta, Ga.Sun. Feb. 27 at Georgia Tech 1 p.m. Atlanta, Ga.Fri. March 4 at Georgia Southern 6 p.m. Statesboro, Ga.Sat. March 5 at Georgia Southern 2:30 p.m. Statesboro, Ga.Sun. March 6 at Georgia Southern 1:30 p.m. Statesboro, Ga.Tues. March 8 at UNC Greensboro 4 p.m. Greensboro, N.C.Wed. March 9 at North Carolina 5 p.m. Chapel Hill, N.C.Fri. March 11 at Gardner-Webb 6 p.m. Boiling Springs, N.C.Sat. March 12 at Gardner-Webb 2 p.m. Boiling Springs, N.C.Sun. March 13 at Gardner-Webb 1 p.m. Boiling Springs, N.C.Tues. March 15 at Fairfield 3 p.m. Fairfield, Conn.Wed. March 16 ALBANY 3 p.m. QUEENS, N.Y.Sat. March 19 vs. Albany Noon Worcester, Mass.Sun. March 20 at Holy Cross 1 p.m. Worcester, Mass.Wed. March 23 at Maryland 4 p.m. College Park, Md.Fri. March25 • CINCINNATI 3p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sat. March26 • CINCINNATI 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sun. March27 • CINCINNATI Noon QUEENS,N.Y.Tues. March 29 at LIU 3 p.m. Brooklyn, N.Y.Wed. March 30 at Fordham 3 p.m. Bronx, N.Y.Fri. April1 • atConnecticut 3p.m. Storrs,Conn.Sat. April2 • atConnecticut 1p.m. Storrs,Conn.Sun. April3 • atConnecticut Noon Storrs,Conn.Wed. April 6 WAGNER 3 p.m. QUEENS, N.Y.Fri. April8 • atSetonHall 6p.m. SouthOrange,N.J.Sat. April9 • atSetonHall 1p.m. SouthOrange,N.J.Sun. April10 • atSetonHall Noon SouthOrange,N.J.Tues. April 12 at Columbia 3:30 p.m. Manhattan, N.Y.Wed. April 13 at Hofstra 3 p.m. Hempstead, N.Y.Fri. April15 • LOUISVILLE 3p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sat. April16 • LOUISVILLE 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sun. April17 • LOUISVILLE Noon QUEENS,N.Y.Tues. April19 PRINCETON 7p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Thurs. April21 • NOTREDAME(DH)Noon QUEENS,N.Y.Sat. April23 • NOTREDAME 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Mon. April25 BOSTONCOLLEGE 3p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Fri. April29 • atUSF 7p.m. Tampa,Fla.Sat. April30 • atUSF 7p.m. Tampa,Fla.Sun. May1 • atUSF 1p.m. Tampa,Fla.Tues. May 3 IONA 6 p.m. QUEENS, N.Y.Fri. May6 • PITTSBURGH 6p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sat. May7 • PITTSBURGH 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sun. May8 • PITTSBURGH Noon QUEENS,N.Y.Tues. May10 NYIT 6p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Fri. May13 • atGeorgetown 7p.m. Bethesda,Md.Sat. May14 • atGeorgetown 7p.m. Bethesda,Md.Sun. May15 • atGeorgetown 1p.m. Bethesda,Md.Tues. May 17 at Boston College 3 p.m. Chestnut Hill, Mass.Thurs. May19 • VILLANOVA 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Fri. May20 • VILLANOVA 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Sat. May21 • VILLANOVA 1p.m. QUEENS,N.Y.Wed.-Sat. May 25-29 BIG EAST Tournament TBD Clearwater, Fla.Home games in BOLDCAPSplayedatJackKaiserStadiumAll times listed in Eastern Standard Time* BIG EAST contests

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Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M., assumed the Presidency of St. John’s University in 1989. As the 15th Presi-dent of one of the largest Catholic universities in the United States, he has provided leadership for an ambi-tious initiative to position the institu-tion as a leader in higher education for the 21st century.

His vision has resulted in an extraor-dinary transformation of the Univer-sity into a “new” St. John’s, with en-hanced facilities, expanded academic initiatives, and an increasing global presence. The vision has been enabled by Fulfilling the Dream, a capital campaign that ended in May 2006, exceeding its goal and raising more than $271 million, the largest amount ever realized by a Catholic institution in New York State. Already completed are several new buildings, including St. Thomas More Church, the gift of alumnus John V. Brennan and his wife, Anita, which stands at the center of the Queens campus; DaSilva Hall, a state-of-the-art classroom building, which opened in September 2004 on the Staten Island campus; and Taffner Field House, which is located adjacent to Carnesecca Arena on the Queens campus and named for alumnus Donald Taffner and his wife Eleanor, an honorary alum and member of the University’s Board of Trustees. These projects complement others that have been completed within the last five years, including a 2,500 seat soccer stadium, named for trustee and long-time benefactor Jerome Belson; and the Kelleher Center, a multipurpose building on the University’s Staten Is-land campus, named for trustee Denis Kelleher and his wife.

Academic initiatives include new degree programs on both the gradu-ate and undergraduate levels and implementation of a new university-wide core curriculum. In order to as-sure that students acquire technologi-cal proficiency, all incoming first-year students receive laptop computers that can be used on the wireless network that covers all indoor and outdoor areas on each of the Univer-sity’s campuses. The laptop initiative, launched in 2003, is the largest of its kind in the U.S. Intel Corporation recognized St. John’s advanced use of technology by naming the Uni-versity to its list of “Top 10 Unwired Colleges” in both 2004 and 2005. While expanding its outreach through technology, the University has also increased its physical presence within the metropolitan area and beyond. In fall 1995, St. John’s opened its third

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campus and first international site – The Graduate Center in Rome, Italy in facili-ties provided by the Vatican. A decision to develop a fourth campus on Eastern Long Island was implemented in summer 1999 with the purchase of the 175-acre La Salle Center in Oakdale. A fifth campus was acquired in December 2000 when the College of Insurance, located in Manhat-tan, was consolidated into St. John’s. In spring 2007 the University launched its new study abroad program for under-graduates – Discover the World. Plans are to establish sites across the globe. A site in Paris was opened in 2008 in a beautifully restored historic building complex located in the St. Germain district. Study at this site is included as part of the semester-long Discover Europe program, which provides an opportunity for students to study and live in Paris, Rome, and either Salamanca or Dublin and to combine classroom instruction with cultural activities and a component unique to the program – the opportunity to engage in service activities.

Perhaps the most transformative aspect of the University’s impressive growth has been the transition to residence life, cre-ated through construction of six residence halls. The first three buildings, one of them named for John Cardinal O’Connor, the beloved prelate of the Archdiocese of New York, were completed in August 1999. Two more halls were opened in Sep-tember 2000, and one additional building, named for alumnus, benefactor, and for-mer Chairman of Mellon Bank Corporation Thomas Donovan, was opened in Septem-ber 2002. Complementing the residence hall complex is a dining facility named for alumnus and trustee William Montgoris, retired CFO of Bear, Stearns. The residence

halls were supplemented in 2005 by acqui-sition of two complexes on Union Turn-pike that provide off-campus housing in apartment style facilities. Apartment style living accommodations are also available in buildings adjacent to the Staten Island campus.

Shortly after his ordination as a Vincen-tian priest in 1973, Father Harrington was assigned to Niagara University, which, like St. John’s, is sponsored by the Vincentians. He served as Instructor in Religious Studies, as Director of Student Activities, and as Ex-ecutive Vice President before being named the institution’s 22nd president – at 38 years of age, the youngest ever appointed.

Father Harrington has amassed a strik-ing record of community and professional activity. He completed three terms as a trustee of Niagara University, two terms on the Board of Directors of the Associa-tion of Catholic Colleges and Universi-ties (ACCU), and six years on the Board of Trustees of Immaculate Conception Seminary in Huntington, N.Y. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (CICU) within the State of New York.

Born in Brooklyn, Father Harrington attended Our Lady Help of Christians elementary schools in that borough, where he was educated by the Sisters of Charity (Halifax). He graduated from Manhat-tan’s Regis High School in 1963. He then entered the junior college seminary of the Vincentian Fathers in Princeton, N.J, before completing his studies for the priesthood at Mary Immaculate Seminary in Northampton, Pa. He pursued graduate studies at the Catholic University of America and the University of Toronto.

Father Harrington holds honorary doc-torates from several colleges and universi-ties in the United States, including Niagara University, St. Thomas Aquinas College, and The Catholic University of America and has also been honored by such inter-national institutions as Fu Jen University in Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China; the American University in Rome, Italy; and Kokushikan University in Tokyo, Japan. He was awarded the honor Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice by His Holiness Pope John Paul II in 1989 and was named a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre in 1999. He received the Order of Merit (Cavalieri) of the Republic of Italy in June 2003 and the Grand Uf-ficiale in October 2003.

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Now in the sixth year providing leadership for his alma mater’s athletics program, Chris Monasch oversees St. John’s 17 varsity sports and leads the University’s Strategic Plan for Athletics, including development, facilities, marketing, communications, corporate relations and NCAA compliance.

Monasch oversees St. John’s 17 varsity sports programs and leads the University’s Strategic Plan for

Athletics, including development, facilities, marketing, communications, corporate relations and NCAA compliance. Monasch has made a considerable impact in every area of St. John’s Department of Athletics during his tenure. He has overseen the hiring of key personnel in the Athletic Development, Sports Marketing and Athletic Communications areas. He also created several new assistant coaching positions for women’s sports programs, in alignment with the University’s commitment to gender equity.

Significant facility upgrades have been made during Monasch’s tenure, including the construction of The Courts at St. John’s and various improvements at the newly-named Jack Kaiser Baseball Stadium, which honors one of Monasch’s most distinguished predecessors. Monasch is currently spearheading the multi-phase fundraising and renovation plan for the modernization of venerable Carnesecca Arena - which received significant changes already in Phases I, II and III of the initiative, houses most of St. John’s Athletics Department and serves as the on-campus home for the University’s storied basketball programs. Phase II renovations in the 2008 offseason included a new playing surface, an overhauled seating bowl with 800 chairback seats, and enhanced ticketing and lobby areas. The installation of a high-resolution video scoreboard and sound system, a refurbishing of the arena ceiling, and a new high-definition lighting system were among the series of Phase III changes Red Storm fans enjoyed during the 2009-10 hardwood seasons.

Monasch has implemented an athletics department philosophy of “Win, Graduate, Serve,” which begins with a newly-created annual orientation program for all incoming student-athletes. St. John’s Student Development staff provides academic support and guides community service and leadership efforts in Carnesecca Arena’s four-year-old, state-of-the-art Student-Athlete Center for Excellence.

Annual giving to St. John’s Athletics and the number of members in the Red White Club have markedly increased since his arrival, with the addition of development events such as the annual Bullpen Winter Banquet, benefiting the Red Storm baseball team. Monasch has overseen several special events related to the storied men’s basketball program, such as Legacy Honors Weekend (2006), the Joe Lapchick Symposium (2006), the year-long 100 Years of St. John’s Basketball celebration (2007-08) and the 25th Anniversary of St. John’s 1985 Final Four run last season (2009-10).

In 2009-10, the St. John’s athletics program posted another year of achievement under Monasch’s leadership. •Themen’ssoccerteamwonaconference-recordeighth

BIG EAST Tournament crown. Head coach Dr. Dave Masur’s Red Storm squad was rewarded with its 17th NCAA Tournament appearance in history, earning the No. 13 national seed and a first round bye.

•Thewomen’ssoccerteamearneditsfirst-evernationaltop 25 ranking, en route to the first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history. 2009 NSCAA Northeast Region Coach of the Year Ian Stone’s team posted the second-most wins ever for the Red Storm women’s soccer program.

•Onthevolleyballcourt,sophomoreDarleneRamdinand freshman Gabriela Petkova notched St. John’s top 10 single-season records for kills and assists, respectively.

•Duringcrosscountryseason,seniorSarahFry,awalk-onstudent-athlete, led the team with a new career-best performance at the ECAC Championships.

•St.John’snationally-rankedfencingteamssetthetonefor the winter sports season, as 10 Red Storm fencers earned All-America honors, to lead Yury Gelman’s squad to a second-place finish at the NCAA National Championships. Daryl Homer and Marat Israelian each captured individual NCAA titles on the men’s side, while Dagmara Wozniak - the No. 13 women’s sabre fencer in the world - and Evginya Kirpicheva led the way on the women’s side with a third-place national finish.

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•The2009-2010seasonwasoneofthemostsuccessfulinhistory for the women’s basketball team, as New York City metro coach of the year Kim Barnes Arico led her squad to 25 wins - the most since 1983 - and a second-round appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Keyed by AP honorable mention All-American Da’Shena Stevens, the team finished the year ranked in both Top 25 Polls for the first time ever, and posted its biggest win in program history by defeating then-No. 4/3 Notre Dame on Feb. 16.

•Themen’sbasketballteamposteda17-16record,winning the most games since the 2002-03 season, and earning the program’s 27th berth to the Postseason NIT, a national record. Former UCLA coach and ESPN analyst Steve Lavin was named the 19th head coach in program history on March 30.

•Theindoortrackandfieldteamsenjoyedanoutstanding winter. Junior Priscilla Frederick earned All-America status by finishing eighth in the high jump at the NCAA Indoor Championships. The team had 12 different scorers in the Indoor BIG EAST Championships in six different events, and broke a 19-year school record in the 4 x 800-meter relay.

•TheSt.John’sbaseballteamadvancedtoits33rdNCAA Tournament, defeating VCU, then-No. 22 Mississippi and then-No. 1 Virginia before falling in the Charlottesville Regional title game. The Red Storm also defeated then-No. 18 Connecticut to win its conference-record sixth BIG EAST Tournament crown. Jeremy Baltz was named the NCBWA and Louisville Slugger Freshman Player of the Year and became the first St. John’s player to earn All-America status from the ABCA, Baseball America, Louisville Slugger and the NCBWA in the same season. Head coach Ed Blankmeyer, selected to the coaching staff of the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team prior to the season, recorded his 500th career win and led the team to a school-record 43-win campaign.

•Onthesoftballdiamond,All-BIGEASTsecondteamcatcher Kacee Cox’s .404 batting average, nine home runs, 46 RBI, .649 slugging percentage and .471 on-base percentage ranked in the top five of those respective categories in Red Storm history. Freshman second baseman Amber Curry recorded 20 stolen bases, the third-most by a St. John’s player all-time. Amy Kvilhaug’s St. John’s team posted a memorable 2-0 shutout win over BIG EAST Conference Regular Season co-champion and NCAA Tournament participant DePaul on April 14.

•Themen’slacrosseteamopenedtheseasonat2-0for the second straight year and finished with five victories. Senior Tom Manes earned BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week honors in the team’s first league win over Rutgers, in the inaugural season for the BIG EAST lacrosse conference. Manes and sophomore Harry Kutner were named All-BIG EAST second team at the conclusion of the season.

•Duringtheoutdoortrackseason,PriscillaFrederickbroke her own school record as she leapt to 1.84 meters and won the high jump at the Outdoor ECAC Championships. Frederick went on to earn her second All-America designation of the year, finishing sixth in the high jump at the Outdoor NCAA Championships.

•Onthelinks,theSt.John’smen’ssquadpostedsixtop-five team finishes this season. Redshirt junior and all-conference honoree Evan Beirne tied for second at the BIG EAST Championship, and All-BIG EAST selection Mike Ballo Jr. was named BIG EAST Golfer of the Month for October. The St. John’s women notched six top-five finishes, including a victory at the Sacred Heart Fall Classic.

•Onthetenniscourt,BIGEASTFreshmanoftheYearMike Lampa finished at 18-2 in singles play, the best individual record since 2006, and led the Red Storm to an 8-0 undefeated home slate. The women’s tennis team posted a 5-2 record among conference foes in regular season play, and Sophomore Joanna Zwirbulis had a team-best 10-match win streak for St. John’s, including four league victories.

St. John’s student-athletes excelled in the classroom during the 2009-10 academic year. In addition to the 168 members of the Athletics Department’s Honor Roll, 84 student-athletes that boast a grade point average of 3.5 or better, several individuals and teams achieved noteworthy honors: • SteveForsterofthebaseballteamandReneeCloutier

of the women’s golf team were selected St. John’s BIG EAST/Aeropostale Scholar-Athletes of the Year, each earning a $2,000 scholarship for graduate school.

• Women’ssoccerplayersKellyMcConnellandAmandaPasciolla were named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America team.

• JoyMcCorveyofthewomen’sbasketballteamand Gavin Buckley of men’s lacrosse were named candidates for the Lowe’s Senior Class Award, which celebrates a four-year athlete’s excellence in character, the classroom, the community, and in competition. Buckley was selected as a finalist.

• ReneeCloutierofthewomen’sgolfteamwasrecognized by the BIG EAST with the 2009 sport excellence award, recognizing her as the top scholar-athlete competing in women’s golf.

• JoelGustafssonofthemen’ssoccerteamwasselectedto the NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Team for the second consecutive year.

• OnMarch5,2010,theU.S.TrackandFieldandCrossCountry Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) named the Red Storm cross country squad to their all-academic team. This is the fourth-consecutive season that the cross country team has earned this honor.

St. John’s student-athletes continue to be extremely active members of the community - on campus, in the greater New York City area, and beyond. Red Storm student-athletes contributed nearly 1,900 community outreach hours during the 2009-10 academic year.

Monasch, 51, was named the fifth Athletic Director in St. John’s University history on February 1, 2005. He has spent his entire career in collegiate athletics, serving in various leadership capacities for more than 25 years and has a résumé that touches some 30 institutions. He has served as commissioner of the America East and Northeast Conferences, as well as Assistant and Associate Athletic Director at Fordham and Seton Hall Universities, respectively. He has experience with complex issues such as NCAA governance, compliance, student development and academic support, and is known as a visionary administrator.

Monasch spent 1997-2004 as Commissioner of the America East Conference, leading that organization in implementing a NCAA compliance program, developing a marketing program and organizing the league’s television network. Monasch created the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and restructured the league governance process to empower the member institutions’ presidents as its chief governing body. Monasch also oversaw the addition of four new members to the conference and brought the conference to the highest level of athletic success in its history.

Prior to his tenure at the AEC, Monasch served as the first full-time Commissioner of the Northeast Conference, a position he held for nine years. He extricated the league from the ECAC in the late 1980s, changing its name from the ECAC Metro Conference, expanded league membership, added Division I-AA football to its sports sponsorship list and developed its television network.

Monasch has been a member of several NCAA committees, including the NCAA Management Council, the Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee, the Recruiting Committee and the Division I Baseball Committee, on which he still serves. He has been an advocate for student-athletes, serving two terms as liaison with the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. He served as chair of the Division I Management Council during the 2004-05 academic year, and currently serves on the NACDA Sears Cup Board of Directors.

Monasch began his career as an Assistant Athletic Director at Fordham University, a role he filled for four years before serving as the school’s interim athletic director in 1985, where he also started the school’s first academic support program. As an Associate Athletic Director at Seton Hall University, Monasch was a key player in the athletic department’s upgrade that led to a men’s basketball Final Four appearance and the move of its games to the Meadowlands.

Monasch is currently the chair of the BIG EAST finance committee and serves on the Advisory Board of the National Consortium of Academics and Sports. He also contributes on the Advisory Board for the Sport Management program and the College of Professional Studies at St. John’s. He has served as an adjunct professor at the Seton Hall University School of Law and St. John’s University.

Monasch is a St. John’s alumnus, graduating with a B.S. in athletic administration in 1981. In addition to his degree from St. John’s, Monasch holds a M.A. in communications from Fordham University (1984) and a Juris Doctorate from Seton Hall University (1993). He is a member of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bar Associations.

Monasch currently resides in Manhattan.

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One of America’s leading Catholic universities, St. John’s continues in its prominent role — that of preparing young men and women to make a positive difference in the global community through leadership and service.

Founded by the Vincentian Community in 1870, St. John’s embraces the principles of St. Vincent de Paul, who was committed to serving those less fortunate wherever they are found. While providing a quality higher education, St. John’s not only promotes the ideals of service, both locally and globally, but also integrates those ideals into its programs and the daily lives of its students.

When St. John’s opened its doors, the University mainly served the children of New York City’s immigrant communities, who had little access to a quality higher education. Today, with an increasingly global reach, St. John’s offers students from all walks of life the opportunity to excel in a diverse atmosphere of mutual respect and common purpose.

MISSION A Catholic, Vincentian and metropolitan

University that embraces the Judeo-Christian ideals of respect for the rights and dignity of every person, as well as each individual’s responsibility for the world in which we live.

PRESIDENTRev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M.

APPLICATIONSNew freshmen applications have

continued to increase, approximately doubling since 2005, and exceeding 50,000 in 2009.

SAT SCORESIn 2008, the average SAT score for

admitted St. John’s students rose to 1087.

STUDENTSTotal enrollment in 2008 of 20,109 full-

and part-time undergraduate and graduate students at campuses in Queens, Staten Island, and Manhattan, NYC; in Oakdale, NY; and in Rome, Italy. St. John’s student body comprises 14,816 undergraduate and 5,293 graduate students from 44 states, Puerto

FACTS AND HIGHLIGHTSRico, the District of Columbia and U.S. Virgin Islands and 122 countries.

Hispanic (12.5 percent), African-American (12.7 percent) and Asian (14.6 percent) students constituted approximately 40 percent of the University’s 2008 enrollment.

During the 2008-09 academic year, 95 percent of St. John’s students received more than $358 million in financial assistance through scholarships, work-study programs, loans and grants.

FACULTY Nearly 90 percent of our 1,520 full-time

faculty members hold a Ph.D. or other terminal degree in their field. The University offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate programs, including 12 doctoral programs.

With our low 17:1 student-faculty ratio, St. John’s offers personal attention for every student.

CAMPUSESOur green, 96.5-acre Queens campus

features six ultramodern residence halls with lounges, study rooms and fitness facilities; three-story townhouse-style residences accommodating 289 students; and a residence dining hall. Near the Queens campus on Union Turnpike are the Seton Complex and DePaul Houses — modern, apartment-style residences for graduate, law school and select upper-class students.

The 16.5-acre Staten Island campus features modern, apartment-style student residences adjacent to campus. Additionally, limited student housing is available at our 10-story Manhattan campus. Our 175-acre Oakdale, N.Y., campus is a center for higher education on Long Island. Overlooking the Great South Bay, the campus offers a Master’s in Library Science and a Master of Science in School Psychology, along with professional certificates, master’s and doctoral degree programs in education.

Celebrating 14 years with a campus in Rome, Italy, St. John’s recently moved its to a new, modern facility in the Prati section. Centrally located near the Vatican, the four-story, 75,000-square-foot building features eight high-tech classrooms, a student and faculty lounge, 200 resident beds, a chapel, library, courtyard, campus ministry and administrative offices.

St. John’s also opened a new learning center in Paris, France. Housed within the newly-renovated Maison-Mere, the six-story structure contains approximately

20,000 square feet of space with residences, classrooms, offices and support space. The facility is close to all major cultural and artistic landmarks.

All campuses offer full access to the University-wide wireless network.

GLOBAL STUDIES Preparing students to make the world

a better place is a big part of a St. John’s education. The University’s growing Global Studies options allow students to live, learn and serve others in a wide range of locations around the world.

St. John’s continues to expand its popular summer and winter Global Studies programs. For example, in summer 2008, the University added its first study abroad option in Russia, along with programs in Argentina, Bermuda, China, England, France, Guatemala, Spain and Vietnam. Winter options include Berlin, Egypt, India, Paris, Rome and the Galápagos Islands.

While Global Studies has long played a role in the St. John’s experience, the program grew considerably with the launch of Discover the World. For example, Discover the World Europe allows students to study abroad in three international cities in a single semester, offering a multi-faceted perspective on European culture and politics.

Students also can spend a semester in Rome and Paris, each a vibrant metropolis that embodies European art, culture and history. Students are immersed in the rich culture, language and history in each location, with multiple opportunities to serve the poor and disadvantaged.

Exciting new academic cohorts also enhanced Global Studies at St. John’s. Last May, for example, 13 St. John’s students participated in “Discover Bermuda: Adaptive Ecosystem Management, Sustainability and Socioeconomic Issues.” Through the three-credit, multidisciplinary course, a diverse group of students explored Bermuda’s ecology, sociology, history and environmental challenges.

Last January, 39 second-year Pharm. D. students began a semester abroad as part of the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Profession’s first Discover the World cohort. The entire group spent the semester studying in Rome, Paris and Salamanca, Spain, energized by their new surroundings and learning about their chosen field from a fresh perspective.

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Head coach Ed Blankmeyer is in his 16th season at the helmoftheSt.John’sbaseball

program. In 15 seasons with the Red Storm, Blankmeyer has posted a 513-305-3 record, won two BIG EAST Tournament crowns, three BIG EAST regular season titles, made six NCAA Regional appearances and 11 BIG EAST Tournament appearances.

St.John’shasflourishedineveryseasonunderthetutelage of Blankmeyer and his staff. Blankmeyer has guidedSt.John’stofive40-winseasons,five30-winseasons and at least 29 wins in 13 of his 15 seasons. He has been named BIG EAST Coach of the Year four times, ABCA Northeast Region Coach of the Year four times, has had 69 All-BIG EAST selections and has seen 48 of his players drafted and/or signed to professional contracts.

In a season in which Blankmeyer notched his 500th careervictory,St.John’ssetanewschool-recordwith43 wins in 2010 and won a conference-record sixth BIG EAST Tournament crown. The team also made the 33rd NCAA Tournament appearance in program history and

reached the Charlottesville Regional finals. The squad was paced by an offense that set new school-records in runs scored (493), hits (750), doubles (150) and RBI (457), and a pitching staff that set a new mark for strikeouts (455). The NCBWA National Freshman Hitter of the Year, the Louisville Slugger Freshman Player of the YearandtheBIGEASTRookieoftheYear,JeremyBaltzbecame the first consensus All-American in school history after earning All-America honors from Baseball America (first team), the ABCA (second team), Louisville Slugger (secondteam)andtheNCBWA(secondteam).Baltz,wholedthenation’sfreshmeninbothhomerunsandRBI,andclassmateKyleHansen,whoearned2010BIGEAST Tournament Most Outstanding Player honors, each earned Freshman All-America accolades and five players were All-BIG EAST selections. Four players—Daniel Burawa,BruceKern,GregHopkinsandRyanCole—wereselected in the 2010 MLB Draft, while Red Storm alumni Rob Delaney and Anthony Varvaro each made their MLB debuts.

Blankmeyer spent the summer of 2010 as an assistant

coach of the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team. The squad finished their summer tour with a 16-3 record and won the silver medal at the V FISU World University BaseballChampionshipsinTokyo,Japan.

St.John’sreachedtheBIGEASTTournamentforthesixth-straight year in 2009 and finished the season 30-22. A prolific offense set new school-records in batting average (.349), runs scored (473), RBI (440) and doubles (149). Five players earned All-BIG EAST honors and juniorsBrianKempandTimMorriswerebothdraftedin the 2009 MLB Draft. Morris, who batted .415, set a new-school record for runs scored (69) and became the second player in school history to reach 90 hits in a season,earnedthirdteamAll-Americahonors.JoePanikalso earned second team freshman All-America honors from the NCBWA. The team also played in front of the seventh-largest regular season crowd in NCAA baseball history (22,397) in the first-ever game at Citi Field, the new home of the New York Mets.

The Red Storm won a school-record 42 games in 2008 to reach the 40-win plateau for the fourth-consecutive

season. The squad also won its second-straight BIG EAST regular season crown and earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight season. Eight players earned All-BIG EAST accolades and George Brown became theprogram’sfourthBIGEASTPitcheroftheYear. Brown was also named a second-team All-American,whilePaulKarmasearnedfreshman All-America accolades. For the second season in a row and the third time in four seasons, Blankmeyer earned both BIG EAST and Northeast Region coach of the year honors.

Five players, including four juniors, from the record-setting 2008 team were drafted as well. Scott Barnes was selected in the 8th round by theSanFrancisoGiants,whileJustinGutsiewasa 14th round selection of the Texas Rangers. TheFloridaMarlinsselectedJaredYeckerinthe22nd round, while the St. Louis Cardinals drafted George Brown (27th round), and Colin Lynch went to the San Diego Padres (40th round).

Utilizingasuperbmixofpitchingandoffense, the 2007 Red Storm won 40 games for the third-straight season, won the BIG EAST regular season title and earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament via the Myrtle Beach Regional. For the second-straight season, the Red Storm was the only team in the country to finish in the top 10 nationally in both team batting average (seventh) and team ERA (tenth). A school record eight players earned All-BIG EAST honors, while Ryan Mahoney was named to the ABCA All-Northeast Region second team andBrianKempearnedfreshmanAll-Americahonors. Blankmeyer himself earned both BIG EAST and Northeast Region coach of the year honors for the second time in three seasons.

The 2007 squad also saw three players sign professional contracts. Anthony Smith wasdraftedinthe21stroundbytheArizonaDiamondbacks, while Sam DeLuca (New York Mets) and Brendan Monaghan (Baltimore

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1996 St.John's 26-18 .591 14-10 .583 3rd(American) BIGEASTCoachoftheYear1997 St.John's 35-17 .673 16-7 .696 2nd(American) BIGEASTTournamentChampions,NCAA Regional1998 St.John's 28-17-1 .620 14-7 .667 3rd1999 St.John's 32-22-2 .589 13-10-1 .563 5th BIGEASTTournamentRunner-up2000 St.John's 29-22 .569 8-15 .348 8th2001 St.John's 31-22 .585 13-13 .500 5th Program's11th30-winseason2002 St.John's 29-23 .558 14-12 .538 6th Records200thcareerwin2003 St.John's 29-27 .518 12-14 .462 7th2004 St.John's 37-23 .617 17-9 .654 2nd NortheastRegionCoachoftheYear NCAA Regional2005 St.John’s 41-18 .695 19-4 .826 1st NortheastRegionCoachoftheYear BIG EAST Regular Season title, BIG EAST Coach of the Year, NCAA Regional2006 St.John's 40-19 .678 16-10 .615 4th Secondstraight40-winseason2007 St.John’s 41-19 .683 20-7 .741 1st BIGEASTCoachoftheYear, Northeast Region Coach of the Year, NCAA Regional2008 St.John’s 42-16 .724 20-7 .741 1st Records400thcareerwin,BIGEASTCoachoftheYear, Northeast Region Coach of the Year, NCAA Regional2009 St.John’s 30-22 .577 16-11 .593 4th BIGEASTTournament2010 St.John’s 43-20 .683 16-11 .593 4th Records500thwin,BIGEAST Tournament Champions, NCAA RegionalHead Coach 513-305-3 .627 218-147-1 .597 513 career wins 2 BIG EAST Tournament titles 3 BIG EAST regular season crowns 6 NCAA Tournament appearances

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Orioles) singed free agent deals.Despite losing seven players to

professional baseball in 2005, the 2006 Red Storm won 40 games for the second season in a row and was a victory away from the BIG EAST Championship game. With new players in new roles, including a group of underclassmen pitchers that accounted for over 70 percent of the team’sinnings,St.John’sgrewquicklyand finished among the top 10 nationally in both team batting average and team earned run average. Senior Will Vogl grew into one of the most dynamic leadoff hitters in the country and earned first team All-BIG EAST and third team All-America honors.

Vogl (New York Mets) and co-captain pitcher Rob Delaney (Minnesota) signed professional contracts and made solid debutsfortheirorganizations,givingBlankmeyer and the Red Storm nine signings in a two year span.

A record seven players signed in 2005, including six selections in the Major League Baseball amateur draft. Reliever Craig Hansen headlined that list by being selected with the 26th overall pick by the Boston Red Sox. Anthony Varvaro (12th round), Greg Thomson (15th), P.J.Antoniato(15th),JoeBurke(18th),AnthonySullivan(19th)andJimWladyka(signed as free agent) would follow, as BlankmeyerandSt.John’scontinuedtheir history of strong representation in professional baseball.

The group of players that moved to the next level was the end result of a 2005 season in which the team broke a 27-year old school-record for wins in a single season, finishing 41-18 overall and 19-4 in BIG EAST play. The Red Storm went on to capture the BIG EAST regular season title, and Blankmeyer went on to earn his second-straight Northeast Regional Coach of the Year honor. After the record-setting regular season, St. John’smadeits29thNCAATournamentappearance in school history and the third under Blankmeyer.

In 2004, the team was picked to finish seventh in the league, but with a strong pitching staff, the Red Storm surprised many league members by posting 17 wins, finishing second in the league and advancing to an NCAA Regional. The team finished with a 37-23 record overall and was the only squad from the Northeast selected as an at-large participant for the NCAA Tournament. The Red Storm gave second-seeded Long Beach State all it could handle in the first round of the Palo Alto Regional at Stanford and topped UNLV before being eliminated by top-seeded Stanford.

Blankmeyer has come a long way sincetakingthehelmoftheSt.John’sprogram in 1996. An associate head coach at Seton Hall University for 14

seasons,hecametoSt.John’safterspendingjustoverayearasSetonHall’sdirector of admissions. Blankmeyer succeededlongtimeheadcoachJoeRusso, who retired in 1995, and immediatelyelevatedSt.John’stooneofthe elite programs in the Northeast.

He was hired on Feb. 1, 1996, just five weeks before the 1996 season began, and led the Red Storm to a 26-18 record - an astonishing task, considering he had to evaluate his talent from indoor workouts and put a team on the field for the first time without ever having seen it play. The Red Storm finished 14-10 in the BIG EAST Conference, came within two outs of the BIG EAST championship game and finished third in the postseason tournament. For his stellar efforts, he was named BIG EAST Coach of the Year, an incredible achievement considering he had only 17 players and five healthy pitchers for a majority of the season.

The following season, he guided the Red Storm to its first NCAA Regional appearance in five years and won the school’sfifthBIGEASTTournamentChampionship. The team finished 35-17 and was 16-7 in the conference, just a half game behind West Virginia for the BIG EAST American Division crown. In addition, the 35 victories were the most byaSt.John’steamsince1986.

After losing his starting rotation to the 1997 Major League Baseball Draft (Derek Adair, Mike Hughes, Mike Rooney), Blankmeyer still managed to lead his team to a 28-17-1 record and an appearance in the conference postseason tournament. Blankmeyer had three playersearnAll-Americahonors,(KevinMcGerry,KeithStamlerandMikeDzurilla)and as a result of his achievements, he was invited to participate in the NCAA Y.E.S. Clinic held in Omaha, Neb., during the 1998 College World Series.

Prior to the 2001 season, Blankmeyer and the University oversaw the constructionofTheBallparkatSt.John’s,a first-class facility equipped with an electronic scoreboard, press box, lighting and a public address system. Combined withtheteam’srecentsuccesses,RedStorm fans had plenty of reason for optimism heading into the 21st century.

Blankmeyer’srecruitingprowesshasbeen well documented, having coached over 80 players who went on to play professional baseball, including eight first round draft picks - most notably major leaguers Mo Vaughn (1995 American League MVP), Craig Biggio, Matt Morris andJohnValentin.CraigHansenjoinedthat exclusive list in 2005 when he went from the 26th overall selection in the amateur draft to a member of the Boston Red Sox bullpen months later.

In addition to his duties in the dugout, Blankmeyer has also been heavily

involved in the management of collegiate baseball off the field. Prior to the 2008 season, Blankmeyer was appointed as a conference representative for the NCAA Baseball Selection Committee and was also named an ABCA Division I Eastern Regional chairman. Also, in December of 2007, Blankmeyer represented the ABCA at the MLB winter meetings in Nashville, Tenn., to discuss collegiate and professional baseball issues. Before the 2006 season, Blankmeyer was appointed to the American Baseball Coaches Association Editorial Committee and was also named President of the BIG EAST Baseball Coaches Committee.

An outstanding second baseman in his own right, Blankmeyer played four seasons at Seton Hall during his college days, hitting .320, with 152 hits and 66 stolen bases. He co-captained the 1976 Pirate team that went on to play in the NCAA Northeast Regional and was the starting second baseman of both the 1974 and 1975 Seton Hall squads that played in the College World Series. He was the Atlantic Collegiate League Most

Valuable Player in 1975. Blankmeyer earned Academic All-

America honors during his tour at Seton Hall and graduated in 1976. Following his graduation, he was a 21st-round pick of the Baltimore Orioles. He spent one season in the Orioles farm system before beginning his coaching career. The ultimate compliment came in 1986 when Blankmeyer was honored by Seton Hall, receiving induction into the Pirate Hall of Fame. He has also been inducted into the North Shore High School Hall of Fame.

Blankmeyer and his wife, Susan, reside inConventStation,N.J.Theyhavetwodaughters,BrittanyLeighandAlisonJoy,and one son, Taylor Edward.

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ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH•SetonHallUniversity(1980-95)

PROFESSIONAL PLAYER•DraftedbytheBaltimoreOriolesinthe21stroundofthe1976draft•PlayedoneseasonintheOriolesorganization(1976)

AT ST. JOHN’S•513-305-3careerrecordin15seasons•Four-timeABCANortheastRegionCoachoftheYear(2004,2005,2007and2008)•Four-timeBIGEASTCoachoftheYear(1996,2005,2007and2008)•SixNCAATournamentappearances(1997,2004,2005,2007,2008and2010)•TwoBIGEASTTournamentchampionships(1997and2010)•ThreeBIGEASTregularseasonchampionships(2005,2007and2008)•9All-Americans,includingoneconsensusAll-American(JeremyBaltz,2010)•7FreshmanAll-Americans•1NationalFreshmanPlayeroftheYear(JeremyBaltz,2010)•69All-BIGEASTselections•48playersdrafted/signedtoprofessionalcontracts•ThreeMajorLeaguers(RobDelaney,CraigHansenandAnthonyVarvaro)•USABaseballCollegiateNationalTeamassistantcoach(2009)•ConferencerepresentativeforNCAABaseballselectioncommittee(appointed2008)•AmericanBaseballCoachesAssociationDivisionIEasternRegionalchairmen(appointed2008)•RepresentedABCAatMajorLeagueBaseballwintermeetingsinNashville,Tenn.(Dec.2007)•ServesonABCAEditorialCommittee(2006–present)•PresidentofBIGEASTBaseballCoachesCommittee(2006–present)

AT SETON HALL•HelpedleadthePiratestoa558-272-4recordin15seasonsasanassistantandassociateheadcoach•RecruitedandcoachednineplayerswhowentontoMajorLeaguecareers,includingMoVaughn,Craig Biggio,JasonGrilli,MattMorrisandJohnValentin•InductedintotheSetonHallAthleticsHallofFamein1986

AS AN AMATEUR PLAYER•Wasafour-yearstarteratsecondbaseforSetonHall(1972-76)•EarnedAll-Metropolitanhonorsin1973andAll-Regionhonorsin1974•ReceivedAcademicAll-Americaaccoladesasaseniorin1976•PlayedinfourNCAARegionalsandtwoCollegeWorldSeries(1975-76)•NamedMostValuablePlayeroftheAtlanticCollegiateBaseballLeaguein1975•EarnedatotalofninevarsitylettersatNorthShoreHighSchool–threeeachinbaseball, basketballandfootball–andwasteamcaptainforallthreeteams•WasanAll-LongIslandchoicein1972whenNorthwonthecountychampionship•InductedintoNorthShoreHighSchoolHallofFame

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ASSISTANT COACHESMike HamptonAssistant Coach/Recruiting CoordinatorClemson ‘9410th season at St. John’s

Pascual GuerreroA.T.C.Assistant Athletic Trainer

Will BryanGraduate AssistantAthletic Communications

THE HAMPTON FILE AT ST. JOHN’S•CoachedtheNCBWANationalFreshmanHitteroftheYear,LouisvilleSluggerNationalFreshman PlayeroftheYearandprogram’sfirstconsensusAll-American(JeremyBaltz,2010)•HascoachedfourfreshmanAll-Americans(BrianKemp-2007;PaulKarmas-2008;JoePanik-2009; JeremyBaltz-2010)andoneBIGEASTRookieoftheYear(Baltz-2010)•HasseensixplayersnamedtopsummerleagueprospectsbyBaseballAmerica (BrianKemp-NECBL;TimMorris-ACBL;GregHopkins-VL;JoePanik-CapeCod;JeremyBaltz, NECBL;KevinGrove,ACBL)•HasledSt.John’stoatoptennationalrankinginbattingaveragethreetimes(2006,2007,2009)•Coachedtheoffensetonewschool-recordsinruns,hits,RBIanddoublesin2010,breaking records in runs, RBI and doubles for the third time in four seasons

PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERIENCE•ServedashittingcoachatWestVirginiafrom1999-2001•SpenttwosummersintheCoastalPlainsLeague,servingasheadcoachoftheWilmington Sharks (2001) and as assistant coach of the Thomasville Hi-Toms (1999)•WasavolunteerassistantatClemsonfrom1998-99

PLAYING EXPERIENCE•NamedafirstteamAll-AmericanbyCollegiateBaseballandwasafirstteamAll-ACCselection at third base as a senior in 1994•Afourthrounddraftpickinthe1994MajorLeagueBaseballDraftbytheCincinnatiReds•AdvancedtoHighAintheRedsorganizationbeforeinjuriesforcedhisretirement

EDUCATION•Earnedabachelor’sdegreeinbiologicalsciencefromClemsonin1997andamaster’sdegreein athletic coaching education from West Virginia in 2001

Scott Brown Pitching CoachSUNY Cortland ‘99Eighth season at St. John’s

THE BROWN FILE AT ST. JOHN’S•HascoachedtwoBIGEASTPitchersoftheYear(GeorgeBrown-2008;CraigHansen-2005)•HascoachedthreeAll-Americans(GeorgeBrown-2008,CraigHansen-2005, AnthonyVarvaro-2005)andonefreshmanAll-American(KyleHansen-2010)•CoachedpitchingstafftoanERAthatrankedfirstorsecondintheBIGEASTfor five-straight seasons (2004-08)•LedstafftoanERAthatrankedinthetop10nationallyforthree-straightseasons(2006-08)•Hashad13pitcherssignprofessionalcontracts,highlightedbyBostonRedSoxfirstrounder Craig Hansen in 2005•HascoachedthreeMajorLeaguers(RobDelaney,CraigHansen,AnthonyVarvaro)

PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERIENCE•CoachedteamsintheNewYorkCollegiateBaseballLeague(2000-01)andNewEngland Collegiate Baseball League (2002-04)•WasnamedtheNECBLManageroftheYearin2004afterleadingtheSanfordMainersto the league title•Spentfourseasons(2000-03)asanassistantathisalmamater,SUNY-Cortland•LedCortlandtothree-straightNCAATournamentappearancesandthree-consecutiveState University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) titles as pitching coach from 2000-03

AT CORTLAND•Won19gamesinthreeseasonsasapitcheratCortland(1997-99)andwasnamedasecond team All-American as a senior in 1999•GraduatedfromSUNYCortlandin1999withabachelor’sdegreeinphysicaleducation

PERSONAL•CurrentlyresidesinMineola,N.Y.,withwifeMaryandsonNolan

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0 Matt Wessinger 2B Jr. R/R 6-0 180 Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool

2 Joe Panik SS Jr. L/R 6-2 195 Hopewell Junction, N.Y./John Jay

3 Sean O’Hare INF So. S/R 6-0 190 Morristown, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

4 Pat Talbut INF So. R/R 6-2 180 Vestal, N.Y./Vestal

5 Frankie Schwindel C Fr. R/R 6-1 195 Livingston, N.J./Livingston

6 Dan Roland C Fr. R/R 5-10 185 Upper Brookville, N.Y./Oyster Bay

7 Adam Davis RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 160 Drums, Pa./Hazleton Area

8 Miguel Valcarcel RHP R-Sr. R/R 6-2 200 Carolina, Puerto Rico/Perkiomen School

9 Joe Witkowski C R-Sr. R/R 6-2 220 Middletown, Conn./Xavier

10 Kyle Richardson OF Jr. R/R 5-9 165 Rome, N.Y./Mohawk Valley C.C.

11 Matt Carasiti RHP So. R/R 6-3 200 Berlin, Conn./Berlin

12 Eddie Medina RHP Jr. R/R 6-2 180 Staten Island, N.Y./Moore Catholic

13 Josh Daniel C Sr. R/R 6-4 200 Lakewood, Colo./Feather River College

17 Isaac Lippert LHP Fr. R/L 5-11 175 Devon, Pa./Conestoga

18 Jeremy Baltz OF So. R/R 6-3 205 Vestal, N.Y./Vestal

22 Stephen Rivera RHP Jr. R/R 6-1 205 Staten Island, N.Y./Monsignor Farrell

23 Kevin Grove OF R-Fr. R/R 6-4 215 Manhattan Beach, Calif./Loyola

24 Jimmy Brennan OF So. L/L 6-0 195 Airmont, N.Y./Suffern

25 Cameron Black LHP R-Fr. L/L 6-4 240 Conestoga, Pa./Penn Manor

27 Mike Lonsdale C R-Fr. R/R 6-0 200 Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley

28 Rowan Wick OF/C Fr. L/R 6-3 215 North Vancouver, B.C./Carson Graham

29 Robert Case C/1B So. R/R 6-2 200 Miami, Fla./South Dade

30 Sean Hagan LHP So. L/L 6-6 225 Larchmont, N.Y./Mamaroneck

31 Paul Karmas 1B Sr. R/R 6-3 210 Douglaston, N.Y. /St. Francis Prep

32 Anthony Cervone RHP So. R/R 6-4 235 Beacon, N.Y./Beacon

34 Brendan Lobban LHP/1B Jr. L/L 6-3 220 Ramsey, N.J./St. Joseph Regional

33 Jose Rodriguez LHP Sr. L/L 5-11 180 Bronx, N.Y./Mount St. Michael

35 Lincoln Sanborn INF Fr. S/R 6-3 185 Standish, Maine/Bonny Eagle

38 Jake Woodward LHP Fr. R/L 6-4 190 Lebanon, N.H./Lebanon

39 Kyle Hansen RHP So. R/R 6-8 215 Glen Gove, N.Y./St. Dominic

44 Kevin Kilpatrick LHP Jr. L/L 6-2 195 College Point, N.Y./Holy Cross

HEAD COACH #1 Ed Blankmeyer, 16th season (Seton Hall, ’76)

ASSISTANT COACH #19 Mike Hampton, 10th season (Clemson, ‘94)

PITCHING COACH #21 Scott Brown, eighth season (SUNY Cortland, ‘99)

VOLUNTEER COACH#15 Brendan Monaghan, first season (St. John’s, ‘07)

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New York (15) - Baltz, Brennan, Cervone, Hagan, Hansen, Karmas, Kilpatrick, Medina, Panik,Richardson, Rivera, Rodriguez, Roland, Talbut, WessingerPennsylvania (3) - Black, Davis, LippertPuerto Rico (1) – Valcarcel

RED STORM BY STATE/COUNTRY

Seniors (5) - Daniel, Karmas, Rodriguez, Valcarcel, WitkowskiJuniors (7) - Kilpatrick, Lobban, Medina, Panik, Richardson, Rivera, WessingerSophomores (9) - Baltz, Brennan, Carasiti, Case, Cervone, Hagan, Hansen, O’Hare, Talbut

Freshmen (10) - Black, Davis, Grove, Lippert, Lonsdale, Roland, Sanborn, Schwindel, Wick, Woodward

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ASAJUNIOR(2010):Appeared in 30 games and made 10 starts … batted .250 with one double, one triple and six RBI … went 2-for-3 at then-No. 1 Virginia (June 6) in NCAA Tournament debut … plated the game-winning run with a walk-off walk in the 13th inning against NYIT (May 11) … was 2-for-3 with a double against USF (May 9) … had two RBI and a triple in a 1-for-2 day at the plate against Co-lumbia (March 24) … went 2-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored against Albany (March 20) … made first-career start at ETSU (March 7) … was 2-for-2 with an RBI and two runs scored at New Orleans (Feb. 21).

ATFEATHERRIVERCOLLEGE:Batted .280 with 17 doubles, five home runs and 54 RBI in two seasons with the Golden Eagles … earned second team all-conference accolades as a sophomore … helped squad win 2009 conference and regional championships.

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ATBEARCREEK:Three-year letterwinner playing baseball for the Bears … two-time team captain … all-conference honoree as a senior … also earned three football letters … two-time all-conference selec-tion on the gridiron.

PERSONAL:Joshua David Daniel … born in Denver, Colo. … son of Dave and Julie Daniel … has two sisters, Amee and Aly … chose St. John’s to play baseball in a major conference … lists Chad Doerr as the person he most admires … lists Joe Mauer and Peyton Manning as his favorite athletes … majoring in sport management.

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ASAJUNIOR(2010):Appeared in 50 games and made 49 starts … batted .321 with 14 doubles, nine home runs 56 RBI and a .544 slugging per-centage … collected 19 multi-hit games and nine

multi-RBI games … hit safely in 39 games … had hit-ting streaks of 13 games and 12 games … had a solo home run against then-No. 1 Virginia (June 7) in the NCAA Tournament … went 3-for-6 with a double and three RBI against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … was 3-for-4 with a double against then-No. 9 Lou-isville (May 29) in the BIG EAST Tournament … combined to go 5-for-12 with a home run, three RBI and two runs scored in a three-game set against USF (May 7-9) … combined to go 4-for-7 with two doubles, a home run and eight RBI in a double-header against Georgetown (April 24) … went 2-for-2 with three RBI and two runs scored against Colum-bia (March 24) … homered and added seven RBI as part of a 3-for-6 day at the plate against Albany (March 20) … combined to go 6-for-13 with one home run and five RBI in a three-game series at Liberty (March 12-14) … had three RBI and went 2-for-4 at ETSU (March 5) … went 4-for-7 with three home runs and 10 RBI at New Orleans (Feb. 21).

ASASOPHOMORE(2009):An All-BIG EAST third team selection … played in 37 games and made 34 starts … batted .331 with 16 doubles, three home runs and 31 RBI … had 15 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games … was 2-for-5 with a double and an RBI versus Notre Dame (May 22) … went 4-for-5 with three RBI, a double and a home run versus Notre Dame (May 19) … combined to go 6-for-12 with two RBI in a three-game set against Louisville (May 8-10) … combined to go 8-for-14 with three doubles and five RBI in three games at Seton Hall (May 1-2) … went 2-for-4 with a home run and three runs scored, while also allowing one run in 2.0 innings of work in pitching debut at NYIT (April 28) … had a home run and added three RBI as part of a 3-for-5 day at Connecticut (April 24) … was 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI against Wagner (April 7) … went a combined 4-for-10 with two doubles, five RBI and six runs scored in two games at Utah Valley (March 9-10).

PAUL KARMASASAFRESHMAN(2008):Earned Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America honors … an All-BIG EAST second team selection … played in 56 games, including 55 starts … batted .312 and led the team in hits (68), RBI (45) and doubles (17) … opened collegiate career with a nine-game hitting streak … hit safely in 45 games … had 19 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games … went 2-for-5 with a double and an RBI against Seton Hall in the BIG EAST Tournament (May 21) … combined to go 5-for-13 with eight RBI, two doubles and three runs scored in a series at Villanova (May 15-17) … finished 2-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored against West Virginia (May 4) … was 1-for-5 with three RBI and a home run at Notre Dame (April 25) … combined to go 5-for-12 with five RBI, a home run and two runs scored in a three-game set at Pittsburgh (April 16-18) … had three doubles in a 3-for-4 day against Connecticut (April 12) … went 2-for-4 with two RBI at Temple (April 8) … finished 2-for-3 with a double, an RBI and a run scored at NYIT (April 2) … combined to go 3-for-10 with two doubles and three runs scored in a three-game series at Rutgers … doubled and picked up four RBI against Fairfield (March 15) … went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two doubles against Albany (March 14) … went 2-for-4 with three RBI, a home run and two runs scored at Cal St. Northridge (March 8) … finished 2-for-5 with two RBI at Winthrop (Feb. 29) … started and went 1-for-3 with a run scored in collegiate debut vs. Gardner-Webb (Feb. 23).

ATST.FRANCISPREP:Earned three letters playing baseball for the Terriers … two-time team captain … a Rawlings Northeast All-American and an All-City honoree as a senior … three-time All-Queens selection … helped team win CHSAA City Championship as a senior … title game was played at Kaiser Stadium. PERSONAL:Paul Karmas … born in New York … son of James and Georgia Karmas … has a sister, Phyllis … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists Chipper Jones as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … majoring in sport management.

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Senior • LHP • 5-11 • 180 • L/L • Bronx, N.Y./Mount St. Michael

ASAJUNIOR(2010):Made seven relief ap-pearances … went 2-0 with a 3.38 ERA and three strikeouts in 5.1 innings of work … tossed 1.0 scoreless inning of relief at Rutgers (May 22)

… had one strikeout in 1.1 shutout innings to earn the win in relief against FDU (April 28) … registered first-career strikeout in 1.0 score-less inning against Fordham (April 21) … retired one batter against Columbia (March 24) to earn first-career win in collegiate debut.

ATMOUNTST.MICHAEL:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Mountaineers … pitched and played first base … also played basketball as a senior.

JOSE RODRIGUEZPERSONAL: Jose Daniel Rodriguez … born in the Bronx, N.Y. … son of Jose and Ramona Rodriguez … has three siblings, Brian, Ana and John … chose St. John’s for its academic and athletic reputation and its proximity to home … lists his father as the people he most admires … lists Andy Pettitte as his favorite athlete … aspires to work as a television broadcaster … majoring in communications.

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Redshirt Senior • RHP • 6-2 • 200 • R/R • Carolina, Puerto Rico/Perkiomen School

ASASENIOR(2010):As a pitcher: Made five ap-pearances, including three starts … went 0-0 with a 6.43 ERA and 11 strikeouts in 14.0 innings … had one strikeout and allowed no earned runs in 0.2 innings

against Fairfield (March 17) … racked up six strikeouts in 4.1 innings in a start against Illinois (Feb. 28) … had two strikeouts in 4.0 innings of work at New Orleans (Feb. 21).As a batter: Appeared in six games, including five starts … batted .421 with a .632 slugging percentage, one home run and four RBI in 19 at-bats … went 2-for-6 with a double, an RBI and two runs scored against Columbia (March 24) … belted first-career home run, a three-run blast, as part of a 1-for-3 day at the plate against Albany (March 21) … went 3-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored in five plate appearances against Albany (March 20) … made first-career start in the field and went 1-for-4 at Liberty (March 13).

ASAJUNIOR(2009):Appeared in 17 games and made three starts … posted a 1-1 record with one save and a 4.88 ERA … tallied 21 strikeouts in 24.0 innings … had two strikeouts in 3.0 scoreless innings to earn the win in a start against FDU (April 29) … tallied two strikeouts in 0.2 innings against NYIT (April 1) … tossed 1.1 scoreless innings against Georgetown (March 29) … picked up two strikeouts in 1.0 scoreless inning at Columbia (March 24) … tallied two strikeouts in 0.2 innings against Fairfield (March 14) … tossed 0.1 innings with a strikeout to earn a save against Albany (March 13) … had two strikeouts in 1.0 scoreless inning versus Penn State (Feb. 20).

ASASOPHOMORE(2008):Made 18 appearances, including one start … went 2-1 with one save and a 4.46 ERA … tallied 33 strikeouts in 36.1 innings … allowed one run and struck out three in 2.0 innings of work to earn the win against Iona (May 6) … worked 2.2 scoreless innings and added four strikeouts against West Virginia (May 2) … tossed 2.1 shutout innings against Notre Dame (April 25) … struck out two in 2.0 scoreless innings against Connecticut (April 13) … tallied three strikeouts in 2.0 shutout innings against Connecticut (April 11) … fanned two in 0.2 innings at Louisville (April 5) … started against Seton

MIGUEL VALCARCELHall (March 30) and allowed just one run in 4.1 innings … worked 2.1 scoreless innings and added three strikeouts to earn the win at Rutgers (March 22) … tallied three strikeouts in 2.0 shutout innings at Fairfield (March 18) … worked 3.0 innings to pick up first-career save against Albany (March 14) … fanned a career-high eight batters in 5.0 scoreless innings at Cal St. Northridge (March 7).

ASAFRESHMAN(2007):Appeared in 13 games, including six starts … went 6-2 record with a 3.60 ERA in 40.0 innings … pitched a scoreless inning of relief at USF (May 19) … allowed just one run and added five strikeouts in 5.0 innings to earn the win at NYIT (May 15) … had three strikeouts in 6.0 scoreless innings to earn the win against Iona (May 9) … fanned three batters in 2.0 innings of relief against NYIT (May 1) … tallied two strikeouts in 3.0 to earn the win at LIU (April 17) … pitched a career-high 6.0 innings and recorded four strikeouts in a win over Wagner (March 28) … picked up his first-career win after allowing just one hit and striking out five in 4.0 innings against Temple (March 21).

ATPERKIOMENSCHOOL:Drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 32nd round (948 overall) of the 2006 MLB Draft … earned varsity letters in baseball, bas-ketball and cross country … pitched and played shortstop for the Indians and served as a two-time team captain … three-time team Most Valuable Player … went 19-3 with a 1.32 ERA and 227 strikeouts in 150 career innings … also bat-ted .553 with 19 home runs, 139 RBI and 69 stolen bases in his career.

PERSONAL:Miguel Angel Valcarcel … born in San Juan, Puerto Rico … son of Miguel and Ana Valcarcel … has two older sisters, Michelle and Johannie … came to St. John’s for its combination of academics and the success of the baseball program … lists his parents as the people he admires most … majoring in hospitality management.

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Redshirt Senior • Catcher • 6-2 • 220 • R/R • Middletown, Conn./Xavier

ASAREDSHIRTJUNIOR(2010):Played in 53 games, including 45 starts … batted .220 with five doubles and eight RBI … threw out 37.7 percent (20-of-53) of base stealers … went 2-for-4 with a run scored against then-No. 18 Connecticut (May 30) in the BIG EAST Tournament championship game … was 2-for-3 with two runs scored at Boston College (May 18) … had two RBI as part of a 1-for-3 day at the plate at Notre Dame (May 2) … had an RBI and went 2-for-4 against Georgetown (April 24) … scored two runs and went 2-for-4 against LIU (March 31) … was 2-for-5 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored against Columbia (March 24) … went 2-for-2 with a pair of walks at then-No. 11 North Carolina (March 10).

ASAREDSHIRTSOPHOMORE(2009):Appeared in 28 games and made 19 starts … batted .357 with six doubles, four triples and 12 RBI … posted a .423 on-base percentage … threw out 32.0 percent (8-of-25) base stealers … went 1-for-3 with an RBI double against Louisville (May 9) … was 1-for-3 with an RBI triple at Seton Hall (May 2) … had two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored in a perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate against FDU (April 29) … was 1-for-2 with a triple and two RBI at Fordham (April 22) … had a home run and two RBI against Cincinnati (April 18) … went 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored against Wagner (April 7) … scored two runs and went 2-for-4 at the plate against Rutgers (April 4) … went 2-for-4 with two runs scored at Hofstra (March 18) … scored two runs and went 2-for-3 with a walk against Albany (March 15) … went 2-for-5 with an RBI, a double and a run scored at Utah Valley (March 10) … was 2-for-4 with a double, an RBI and two runs scored versus Penn State (Feb. 20).

ASAREDSHIRTFRESHMAN(2008):Played 27 games, including 20 starts … went 1-for-2 with a double and two runs scored against Hofstra (April 16) … finished 1-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored

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against Columbia (March 25) … went 2-for-4 with an RBI against Fairfield (March 15) … had a game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning to cap a 2-for-4 game against LIU (March 12) … combined to go 4-for-9 with three RBI, a home run and a double at Cal St. Northridge (March 8) … went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored against Kent State (Feb. 28) … finished 2-for-4 with an RBI at Winthrop (Feb. 24) … had a home run, two RBI and three runs scored against Gardner-Webb (Feb. 23) in collegiate debut.

ASAFRESHMAN(2007):A redshirt season.

ATXAVIER:Earned four varsity letters as a catcher/outfielder at Xavier … earned team defensive and offensive Most Valuable Player honors and served as captain as a senior … named the MVP of the Connecticut High School Coaches Association All-State Game as a senior … an All-State Class LL selection by the Hartford Courant and New Haven Register and a Rawlings ABCA All-Region choice his senior season … hit .439 with three home runs, 15 extra-base hits, 33 RBI and 30 runs in 2006 to highlight a career that included 11 home runs and 84 RBI in four seasons.

PERSONAL:Joseph Matthew Eagan Witkowski … born in Middle-town, Conn. … son of Jim and Laurie Witkowski … has an older sister, Jessica … lists his grandfather, John G. Rinato, as the person he most admires … lists Roger Maris and Ricky Hatten as his favorite athletes … came to St. John’s for the academics and a chance to play baseball in the BIG EAST Conference … majoring in sport management.

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Junior • LHP • 6-2 • 195 • L/L • College Point, N.Y./Holy Cross

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Made 27 relief appearances … went 2-1 with a 3.48 ERA and 31 strikeouts in 44.0 innings … scattered three hits in 5.1 innings of scoreless relief to earn the

win against then-No. 1 Virginia (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … combined to work 1.2 scoreless innings in a pair of BIG EAST Tourna-ment outings against then-No. 9 Louisville (May 27 & 29) … had three strikeouts in 2.1 scoreless innings at Rutgers (May 21) … tallied four strikeouts in 3.2 innings of relief to earn the win against USF (May 9) … racked up five strikeouts in just 2.1 innings of work against Georgetown (April 23) … tossed 2.0 innings of scoreless relief at Liberty (March 12) … worked 1.0 scoreless inning against Illinois (Feb. 28) … had one strikeout in 0.2 innings of relief against Michigan (Feb. 27).

ASAFRESHMAN(2009): Made 14 appearances, including eight starts … posted a 3-2 record with two saves and a 7.42 ERA … tal-lied 42 strikeouts in 57.0 innings … had four strikeouts and allowed two runs in 7.0 innings in a win at Seton Hall (May 1) … started and tossed 5.0 innings to earn the win at Connecticut (April 24) … had a

KEVIN KILPATRICKcareer-high five strikeouts and allowed just two runs in 5.2 innings of relief at West Virginia (April 9) … allowed one run in 3.0 innings to earn a save at LIU (March 31) … worked 4.0 scoreless innings against Fairfield (March 17) to notch first-career save … worked 2.2 innings of relief against Albany (March 13) to pick up first-career win … had three strikeouts in 2.0 scoreless innings against Michigan (Feb. 22) in collegiate debut.

ATHOLYCROSS: Played four seasons of baseball for the Knights … also played two years of hockey … baseball team captain as a senior … team most valuable player as a senior … helped team win two regular season division championships … won a NABF national cham-pionship with the Bayside Yankees. PERSONAL:Kevin Kilpatrick … born in Queens, N.Y. … son of John Kilpatrick and Patty Loccisano … has five siblings, George, Kaitlyn, Lauren, Tyler and Derek … lists his grandfather as the person he most admires … lists Wayne Gretzky as his favorite athlete … chose St. John’s for the baseball program and its proximity to home … major-ing in sport management.

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Junior • LHP • 6-3 • 220 • L/L • Ramsey, N.J./St. Joseph Regional

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Made six appear-ances, including four starts … went 0-1 with a 11.30 ERA and 13 strikeouts in 14.1 innings of work … started and had four strikeouts in 3.0

scoreless innings against Hofstra (April 14) … had three strikeouts and allowed four runs in 3.2 innings in a start at Wagner (April 7) … started and picked up three strikeouts in 4.0 innings of work against LIU (March 31).

ASAFRESHMAN(2009):Appeared in eight games and made seven starts … went 4-2 with a 5.50 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 37.2 innings … tallied three strikeouts in 2.0 innings of relief to earn the win against Notre Dame (May 16) … allowed two earned runs in 6.0 innings in a win against Rutgers (April 5) … racked up five strikeouts and allowed two earned runs in a no-decision against Georgetown (March 29) … picked up first-career win, allowing one earned run in 6.0 innings of work at Utah Valley (March 9) … started and had eight strikeouts in 3.2 innings against Iowa (Feb. 21) in collegiate debut.

BRENDAN LOBBANATST.JOSEPHREGIONAL:Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 45th round (1,348 overall) of the 2008 MLB draft … played four years of baseball for the Green Knights … two-time team captain … an all-state selection as a senior … three-time all-league honoree … two-time all-county selection … also ran cross country for two seasons and played two years of basketball. PERSONAL:Brendan Ross Lobban … born in Ridgewood, N.J. … son of Robert and Carol Lobban … has three brothers, Joseph, Ryan and Robbie … lists his grandfather as the person he most admires … lists Whitey Ford as his favorite athlete … majoring in communications … aspires to play professionally.

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Junior • RHP • 6-2 • 180 • R/R • Staten Island, N.Y./Moore Catholic

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Made 19 appearances, including four starts … posted a 3-0 record with one save and a 6.65 ERA in 43.1 in-nings of work … tossed 1.2 innings of scoreless relief against then-No. 1 Virginia (June 7) in the NCAA Tournament … had one strikeout in 1.0 shutout inning of work at Rutgers (May 22) … tossed 1.0 scoreless inning at Boston College (May 18) … worked 1.0 scoreless inning of relief to earn the win against NYIT (May 11) … earned the win with 3.2 innings of relief against LIU (March 31) … had two strikeouts in 5.0 innings of work to pick up the win in a start against Fairfield (March 17) … allowed just one run in 3.2 innings of relief at then-No. 11 North Carolina (March 10) … tossed 2.0 scoreless innings to earn a save against Michigan (Feb. 27).

ASAFRESHMAN(2009):Appeared in 17 games and made four starts … went 5-3 with one save and a 3.81 ERA in 49.2 innings … had three strikeouts in 2.0 scoreless innings at Seton Hall (May 1) … worked 3.0 scoreless innings and had two strikeouts at Connecticut (April 26) to pick up first-career save … tossed 4.0 scoreless innings and added two strikeouts to earn the win at West Virginia (April 10)

EDDIE MEDINA

… racked up 10 strikeouts in 6.0 innings and allowed no earned runs in a win at LIU (March 31) … allowed no earned runs and had three strikeouts in 5.0 innings to pick up the win at Columbia (March 24) … worked 5.0 innings and allowed one earned run in a win against Fair-field (March 17) … worked 7.0 shutout innings at Utah Valley (March 10) to pick up first-career win in first-career start … allowed one run in 2.0 innings against Michigan (Feb. 22) in collegiate debut.

ATMOORECATHOLIC:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Mavericks … served as a three-time team captain … named all-city player of the year as a senior … three-time Advance all-star … earned rookie of the year honors as a freshman … helped team win city championship in 2005. PERSONAL:Eddie Joseph Medina … in Staten Island, N.Y. … son of Edward and Ruthann Medina … has a sister, Danielle, and a brother, Thomas … lists his parents as the people he most admires … lists Mariano Rivera as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … chose St. John’s for the baseball program … majoring in finance.

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Junior • SS • 6-2 • 195 • L/R • Hopewell Junction, N.Y./John Jay

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Named to the NCAA Char-lottesville Regional All-Tournament Team … a member of the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team … a third team All-BIG EAST selection … a second team CoSIDA Aca-

demic All-District honoree … appeared in 61 games and made 60 starts … batted .374 with 18 doubles, four triples, 10 home runs and 53 RBI … slugged .621 and added a .477 on-base percentage … had 26 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games … hit safely in 51 games … drew a team-best 38 walks … combined to bat .278 (5-for-18) with one double, two home runs, five RBI and four runs scored in five NCAA Tournament games … batted .375 (6-for-16) with two doubles, three RBI and three runs scored in four BIG EAST Tourna-ment games … went 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … had two doubles and two RBI as part of a 2-for-5 day at the plate against then-No. 18 Connecticut (May 30) in the BIG EAST Tournament championship game … homered and had two RBI at Rutgers (May21) … launched two home runs and had five RBI at Boston College (May 18) … combined to go 5-for-11 with one home run, two RBI and four runs scored in a three-game set at Notre Dame (April 30-May 2) … tripled and had five RBI as part of a 3-for-5 day against Georgetown (April 24) … went 2-for-2 with a home run, three RBI, three walks and five runs scored against Fordham (April 21) … combined to go 6-for-13 with one triple, one home run, three RBI and four runs scored in a three-game set at Cincinnati (April 16-18) … went 3-for-6 with an RBI and two runs scored against West Virginia (April 11) … had two doubles as part of a 3-for-4 game at Wagner (April 7) … combined to go 3-for-6 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored in a double-header against Seton Hall (April 1) … hit a pinch-hit, walk-off single against Columbia (March 24) … went 3-for-4 with a double, a home run, three RBI and three runs scored against Fairfield (March 17) … was 2-for-5 with two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored at Liberty (March 13) … finished a home run shy of the cycle as part of a 4-for-4 day that included two doubles, a triple and three runs scored at ETSU (March 7) … scored two runs and went 2-for-2 against Illinois (Feb. 28) … went 2-for-5 with a double, a home run, two RBI and two runs scored at New Orleans (Feb. 19).

JOE PANIKASAFRESHMAN(2009):A second team NCBWA Freshman All-American … played in 50 games and made 49 starts … batted .332 with 11 doubles, four triples, five home runs and 47 RBI … had 19 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games … drew a team-best 29 walks … went 2-for-2 with two walks against Notre Dame (May 14) … had three RBI at Seton Hall (May 2) … went 3-for-4 with one RBI, a triple and two runs scored at Seton Hall (May 1) … had a solo home run and went 2-for-4 with two runs scored at NYIT (April 29) … went 2-for-6 with two home runs and five RBI against Cincinnati (April 18) … had four hits and three RBI at West Virginia (April 10) … had a three-run home run against Wagner (April 7) … combined to go 5-for-17 with five RBI, one double, one triple, two stolen bases and three runs scored in a three-game set against Rutgers (April 4-5) … went 4-for-4 with two RBI and two doubles at George-town (March 27) … had first-career home run and added three RBI against Vil-lanova (March 20) … was 4-for-4 with three runs scored against Albany (March 15) … went 2-for-2 with two RBI, a double and a triple at Utah Valley (March 9) … was 2-for-3 with two RBI and a double at BYU (March 6) … had three hits, an RBI and a run scored at East Carolina (Feb. 27) … was 1-for-3 with three RBI and three runs scored versus Iowa (Feb. 21) … went 3-for-6 with an RBI, a triple and two runs scored against Penn State (Feb. 20) in collegiate debut.

ATJOHNJAY:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Patriots … two-time team captain … two-time all-state selection … two-time all-section honoree … section, league and county player of the year as a senior …helped team win league championship as a senior. PERSONAL:Joseph Matthew Panik … born in Yonkers, N.Y. … son of Paul and Natalie Panik … has a brother, Paul … lists his mother as the person he most admires … lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete … aspires to play in the Col-lege World Series … majoring in finance … came to St. John’s for the baseball program and its academics.

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Junior • RHP • 6-1 • 205 • R/R • Staten Island, N.Y./Monsignor Farrell

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Made 24 appear-ances … posted a 4-2 record with one save and a 3.60 ERA in 40.0 innings of work … worked 11 scoreless appearances … had two strikeouts

in 2.1 scoreless innings against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 4) in the NCAA Tournament … earned the win with 2.0 in-nings of relief against then-No. 9 Louisville (May 29) in the BIG EAST Tournament … racked up four strikeouts in just 1.2 innings of relief against NYIT (May 11) … tossed 1.1 scoreless innings at Notre Dame (May 1) … had two strikeouts in 2.1 scoreless innings against George-town (April 24) … worked 2.2 shutout innings to earn the win against Fordham (April 21) … picked up the save with 3.0 scoreless innings of relief against Albany (March 21) … tossed 3.0 scoreless innings to earn the win at Liberty (March 14) … earned the win with 1.2 innings of relief against Michigan (Feb. 27) … racked up four strikeouts in 2.0 innings of relief at New Orleans (Feb. 19).

STEPHEN RIVERAASAFRESHMAN(2009):Made 14 appearances, including two starts … went 2-3 with an 8.91 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 33.1 innings … posted a 3.72 ERA in eight BIG EAST appearances … had two strikeouts in 3.1 scoreless innings against Louisville (May 9) … worked 1.0 scoreless inning against Seton Hall (May 2) … tallied a career-high eight strikeouts in 5.0 scoreless innings to earn the win against Rutgers (April 4) … picked up four strikeouts and allowed two runs in 3.1 innings against NYIT (April 1) … allowed two runs in 4.0 innings against College of Charleston (Feb. 27) … had three strikeouts in 2.1 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win against Iowa (Feb. 21) in collegiate debut.

ATMONSIGNORFARRELL:Three-time letterwinner in baseball for the Lions … served as team captain as a senior … NY Daily News All-Star … CHSAA All-City first team … Staten Island Advance All-Star … NYSSWA second team all-state … also earned two letters in basket-ball … served as a team captain as a senior. PERSONAL:Stephen Peter Rivera … born in Staten Island, N.Y. … son of Robert and Kelly Rivera … has two sisters, Kristy and Breanne … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete … came to St. John’s for the baseball program and its academics … majoring in sport management.

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Junior • 2B • 6-0 • 180 • R/R • Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool

ASASOPHOMORE(2010):Named to the NCAA Charlottesville Regional All-Tournament Team … appeared in 62 games, including 61 starts … batted .312 with 16 doubles, six home

runs and 52 RBI … had 23 multi-hit games and 14 multi-RBI games … hit safely in 47 contests, including all nine postseason games … bat-ted .556 (20-for-36) in nine postseason games … combined to bat .619 (13-for-21) with nine RBI, one double, one triple, two home runs and eight runs scored in five NCAA Tournament games … went 4-for-5 with a double, a triple and five RBI against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … belted two home runs and had four RBI as part of a 3-for-5 day against VCU (June 5) in the NCAA Tourna-ment … scored a run and went 2-for-3 against then-No. 18 Connecti-cut (May 30) in the BIG EAST Tournament championship game … had an RBI and scored a run as part of a 2-for-5 effort against then-No. 9 Louisville (May 29) in the BIG EAST Tournament … homered and went 2-for-3 against USF (May 26) in the BIG EAST Tournament … doubled and had three RBI at then-No. 8 Louisville (May 16) … had a walk-off single and two RBI as part of a 3-for-5 day against USF (May 9) … had a two-run home run at Notre Dame (April 30) … had three RBI and blasted a walk-off home run in the 10th inning to cap a 3-for-6 day at the plate against Georgetown (April 24) … was 2-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored against Georgetown (April 23) … collected three RBI and scored two runs against Fordham (April 21) … combined to go 6-for-14 with three doubles and three RBI in a three-game set against West Virginia (April 9-11) … went 3-for-5 with a triple, three RBI and three runs scored against Columbia (March 24) … scored two runs and had two RBI as part of a 2-for-5 day against Fairfield (March 17) … went 3-for-5 with two doubles against Minnesota (Feb. 26).

MATT WESSINGERASAFRESHMAN(2009):Made 46 appearances, including 36 starts … batted .347 with 15 doubles and 31 RBI … combined to go 3-for-13 with two doubles and two RBI in three BIG EAST Tournament games (May 19-22) … went 3-for-5 with two RBI and two runs scored against Notre Dame (May 15) … was 2-for-6 with a home run, three RBI and two runs scored against Louisville (May 10) … went 3-for-5 with three RBI at Seton Hall (May 1) … was 4-for-5 with two doubles, two RBI and three runs scored at NYIT (April 28) … combined to go 6-for-10 with four runs scored in two games at Connecticut (April 25-26) … had a double and a run scored in a 3-for-5 day against Cincin-nati (April 18) … went 2-for-5 with three RBI and three runs scored against Rutgers (April 4) … combined to go 5-for-13 with two doubles and five RBI in a three-game set against Villanova (March 22) … went 2-for-4 with two RBI and first-career home run at Utah Valley (March 10) … made first-career start and picked up first-career hit, a double, against College of Charleston (Feb. 27) … made collegiate debut as a defensive replacement against Penn State (Feb. 20).

ATLIVERPOOL:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Warriors … served as team captain as a senior … earned third team all-state honors as a senior … Section III Preseason Player of the Year as a senior … two-time All-CNY first team selection … helped team win both Section III and league championships as a sophomore. PERSONAL:Matthew Gregory Wessinger … born in Syracuse, N.Y. … son of Jim and Mindy Wessinger … has three sisters, Amy, Pam, Steph and one brother, Jimmy … lists his parents as the people he most admires … lists Jacoby Ellsbury as his favorite athlete … chose St. John’s for the academics and baseball tradition … majoring in sport management.

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ASAFRESHMAN(2010):A consensus All-America selection… earned first team All-America honors from Baseball America and second team honors from the ABCA, Louisville Slugger and the NCBWA … named

the NCBWA National Freshman Hitter of the Year … named the Louisville Slugger National Freshman Player of the Year … earned first team Freshman All-America honors from Baseball America and the NCBWA … a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American … earned first team ABCA All-Northeast Region honors … named the NCAA Charlottesville Regional MVP … a member of the NCAA Charlottesville Regional All-Tournament Team … won BIG EAST Rookie of the Year honors … a unanimous selection to the All-BIG EAST first team … led the nation’s freshmen in both home runs (24) and RBI (85) … finished tied for seventh in the country in home runs and tied for sixth in RBI … set new St. John’s single-season records in both home runs and RBI … started in all 63 games … batted .396 with 16 doubles, 24 home runs and 85 RBI … had 29 multi-hit games and 25 multi-RBI games … posted a 19-game hitting streak … slugged .771 and had a .479 on-base percentage … hit safely in 53 games … combined to bat .438 (7-for-16) with four home runs, 11 RBI and a 1.188 slugging percentage in five NCAA Tournament games … had a pair of two-run home runs in a win against then-No. 1 Virginia (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … had a home run and two RBI against VCU (June 5) in the NCAA Tournament … went 2-for-3 with a three-run home run against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 4) in NCAA Tournament debut … went 1-for-4 with an RBI against then-No. 18 Connecticut (May 30) in BIG EAST Tournament championship game … had two RBI as part of a 3-for-4 day against then-No. 9 Louisville (May 29) in the BIG EAST Tournament … went 3-for-5 with two home runs and three RBI at Boston College (May 18) … launched four home runs and had seven RBI as part of a 4-for-5 game at then-No. 8 Louisville (May 14) … went 3-for-6 with a homer, two doubles and two RBI against NYIT (May 11) … had a home run and three RBI against Iona (May 4) … combined to bat 6-for-12 with two home runs, two doubles and five RBI in a three-game set at Notre Dame (April 30-May 2) … homered and had two RBI against FDU (April 28) … had a solo home run

JEREMY BALTZand went 2-for-3 at the plate against Georgetown (April 23) … had back-to-back three-RBI games against Fordham (April 21) and Princeton (April 20) … blasted first-career grand slam as part of a 3-for-3 day against Seton Hall (April 1) … had a solo home run at Pittsburgh (March 27) … homered for the fourth-straight game and collected first-career triple against Hofstra (April 14) … homered in each of three games against West Virginia (April 9-11) and batted a combined 7-for-13 with five RBI and six runs scored in the series … combined to bat 7-for-11 with two doubles, three RBI, three runs scored and two stolen bas-es in a three-game set against Albany (March 19-21) … had a three-run home run against Fairfield (March 17) … had three RBI at ETSU (March 7) … went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI at ETSU (March 6) … launched first-career home run to highlight a 3-for-5 day against Minnesota (Feb. 26) … started and went 3-for-4 with an RBI at New Orleans (Feb. 19) in collegiate debut.

ATVESTAL:Drafted by the New York Yankees in the 45th round (1,365 overall) of the 2009 MLB Draft … earned a total of six letters playing baseball (3) and basketball (3) for the Golden Bears … two-time baseball team captain … first team All-New York State as a senior … first team all-conference as a senior … two-time all-division selection … helped Golden Bears win three sectional championships and two conference titles.

PERSONAL:Jeremy Michael Baltz … born in Binghamton, N.Y. … son of Ann and Tom Baltz … has an older brother, Chris … a four-time New York State scholar athlete … lists his parents as the people he admires most … lists Josh Hamilton as his favorite athlete … aspires to play in the College World Series … major is undecided.

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ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Appeared in 49 games, including 32 starts … batted .276 with seven doubles, two home runs and 20 RBI … totaled 10 multi-hit games … had two doubles and four RBI as part of a 4-for-6 effort against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 6) in the NCAA Tournament … went 2-for-4 against USF (May 26) in BIG EAST Tourna-ment debut … had a solo home run and scored two runs at Rutgers (May 21) … combined to go 6-for-12 with one RBI, one double and three runs scored in a three-game set against Georgetown (April 23-24) … doubled and had two RBI against Princeton (April 20) … plated two runs with a pinch-hit single against Seton Hall (April 1) … went 0-for-3 with a walk and a run scored at ETSU (March 7) in first-career start … clubbed first-career home run and added two RBI as part of a 2-for-3 day at New Orleans (Feb. 21) … made collegiate debut as a pinch runner at New Orleans (Feb. 20).

JIMMY BRENNAN

ATSUFFERN:Drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 45th round (1,350 overall) in the 2009 MLB Draft … earned four letters playing baseball for the Mounties … served as a baseball team captain as a senior … two-time team MVP … county player of the year and all-section honoree as a senior … first team all-county as a junior … all-county honorable mention as a freshman … school’s all-time hits leader … also earned three basketball letters.

PERSONAL:James Thomas Brennan … born in Stamford, Conn. … son of John and Lynda Brennan … has two younger siblings, John and Maggie … chose St. John’s for its baseball tradition and proximity to home … lists his parents as the people he most admires … lists Grady Sizemore as his favorite athlete … aspires to win the College World Series and then play professionally … majoring in journalism.

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Sophomore • RHP • 6-3 • 200 • R/R • Berlin, Conn./Berlin

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Made 19 appearanc-es, including seven starts … went 7-4 with a 5.94 ERA and 34 strikeouts in 53.0 innings … made first-career postseason start and allowed two

earned runs in 3.2 innings of work to earn a no-decision in an NCAA Tournament contest against then-No. 1 Virginia (June 6) … worked 0.2 scoreless innings in postseason debut to earn the win against then-No. 9 Louisville in the BIG EAST Tournament (May 27) … started and tossed a career-high 5.1 innings to notch a win at Notre Dame (May 2) … racked up a career-high six strikeouts in 5.0 innings of work against Georgetown (April 24) … had two strikeouts in 1.0 scoreless inning against Fordham (April 21) … al-lowed just one hit and had two strikeouts in 3.2 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win at Cincinnati (April 17) … worked 1.1 scoreless innings to earn the win in relief against Hofstra (April 14) … tallied four strikeouts and allowed three earned runs in 3.2 innings of work against Albany (March 19) in first-career start … tossed 3.2 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win against Minnesota (Feb. 26) … had one strikeout in 3.0 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win at New Orleans (Feb. 20) in collegiate debut.

MATT CARASITIATBERLIN:Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 36th round (1,084 overall) of the 2009 MLB Draft … earned four letters playing baseball for the Redcoats … served as a team captain … 2009 Gatorade Con-necticut Player of the Year … 2009 Northeast Coca Cola Player of the Year … 2009 Louisville Slugger All-American … helped team win conference title as a senior … two-time all-state selection.

PERSONAL:Matthew Joseph Carasiti … born in New Britain, Conn. … son of Keith and Dawn Carasiti … has a younger brother, Brandon … chose St. John’s for its baseball program … lists Jesse Carlson as the person he most admires and as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … major is undecided.

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Sophomore • C/1B • 6-2 • 200 • R/R • Miami, Fla./South Dade

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Batted .318 with five doubles and five RBI in 23 appearances, including 10 starts … went 1-for-1 with a pinch-hit double against then-No. 22 Ole Miss (June 4) in NCAA Tournament debut … was 2-for-3 with a double against Iona (May 4) … had a double and two RBI against Fordham (April 21) … came off the bench to go 2-for-2 with two runs scored and an RBI against Princeton (April 20) … went 2-for-4 with a double at Pittsburgh (March 27) in first-career BIG EAST start … had an RBI and a run scored against Albany (March 19) … made first-career start and went 1-for-3 with three runs scored at New Orleans (Feb. 21) in collegiate debut.

ATSOUTHDADE:A four-time letterwinner playing baseball for the Buccaneers … served as team captain as a senior … earned all-county honors as a senior … two-time honorable mention selection … named to the Westminster Spring Classic all-tournament team.

PERSONAL:Robert A. Case … born in Miami, Fla. … son of Robert and Joanne Case … chose St. John’s for its academic and athletic excellence as well as its location … lists those serving in the armed forced as the people he most admires … lists Ted Williams as his favorite athlete … aspires to work on Wall Street … majoring in management.

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Sophomore • RHP • 6-4 • 235 • R/R • Beacon, N.Y./Beacon

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Made 18 appearances … went 0-1 with a 7.71 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 18.2 innings … limited opponents to just a .131 batting average … allowed zero earned

runs in 12 appearances and had a string of seven-straight scoreless appearances that spanned 8.2 innings … worked 1.2 scoreless innings at then-No. 8 Louisville (May 15) … racked up a career-high three strikeouts in 1.1 innings of scoreless relief against USF (May 7) … had two strikeouts in 1.2 scoreless innings at Notre Dame (April 30) … tallied two strikeouts in 1.0 shutout inning of re-lief against Princeton (April 20) … had two strikeouts in 1.0 scoreless inning of work against Albany (March 20) … picked up two strikeouts in 1.0 scoreless inning against Fairfield (March 17) … worked 1.0 in-ning of scoreless relief at New Orleans (Feb. 21) in collegiate debut.

ANTHONY CERVONEATBEACON:A four-time letterwinner playing baseball for the Bull-dogs … two-time all-section selection … two-time all-league honoree … helped baseball team win league championship as a sophomore … also earned two football letters and two basketball letters … two-time all-league selection in basketball … two-time all-league choice in football … holds the school-record in receiving yard and recep-tions.

PERSONAL:Anthony Joseph Cervone … born in Beacon, N.Y. … son of Vincent and Jane Cervone … has two older siblings, Joseph and Melissa … chose St. John’s for the academic and athletic excellence … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … major is undecided.

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Sophomore • LHP • 6-6 • 225 • L/L • Larchmont, N.Y./Mamaroneck

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Made 20 appearances, including six starts … went 5-1 with a 4.85 ERA and 53 strikeouts in 55.2 innings … racked up six strikeouts and allowed three runs in 5.0 innings of work to earn the win against VCU (June 5) in NCAA Tournament debut … started and allowed just one earned run in 4.1 innings against then-No. 9 Louisville (May 29) in BIG EAST Tournament debut … had five strikeouts in 5.0 innings of work in a win at Boston College (May 18) … had six strikeouts and allowed just one earned run in 5.0 innings to earn a no-decision in a start against NYIT (May 11) … tallied a career-high seven strikeouts in 6.0 shutout innings to earn the win in a start against Iona (May 4) … tossed 2.2 scoreless innings of relief against Georgetown (April 24) … tallied six strikeouts in 3.0 innings of relief to pick up the win against Princeton (April 20) … had three strikeouts in 2.0 shutout innings against Albany (March 20) … had three strike-outs in 3.0 scoreless innings at ETSU (March 6) … had three strikeouts and allowed two earned runs in 3.0 innings of relief at New Orleans (Feb. 21) to earn first-career win in collegiate debut.

SEAN HAGAN

ATMAMARONECK:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Tigers … two-time team captain … 2009 Section 1 Pitcher of the Year … first team all-state honoree as a senior … two-time all-section selection … also earned four hockey letters … two-time first team all-state selection … three-time all-section honoree.

PERSONAL:Sean Thomas Hagan … born in White Plains, N.Y. … son of Kevin and Colleen Hagan … has a younger brother, Scott … chose St. John’s for its proximity to the City and home as well as the academic and athletic reputation … lists his parents as the people he most admires … lists Mark Messier and Andy Pettitte as his favorite athletes … aspires to play professionally and be a successful business-man … majoring in accounting.

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Sophomore • RHP • 6-8 • 215 • R/R • Glen Cove, N.Y./St. Dominic

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):A second team Base-ball America Freshman All-American … earned second team NCBWA Freshman All-America hon-ors … a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American

… a first team ABCA All-Northeast Region selec-tion … won the Jack Kaiser Award as the Most Outstanding Player in the BIG EAST Tournament … named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team … earned third team All-BIG EAST honors … made 18 appear-ances, including 15 starts … posted an 8-3 record with a 3.71 ERA and 85 strikeouts in 94.2 innings … allowed two earned runs or less in nine of 15 starts … combined to post a 1-0 record with a 0.63 ERA and 13 strikeouts in 14.1 innings in a pair of BIG EAST Tournament starts … had five strikeouts and allowed just two hits in 6.1 scoreless innings to earn the win against then-No. 18 Connecticut (May 30) in the BIG EAST Tournament championship game … racked up eight strikeouts in 8.0 innings of one-run ball to get the win against USF (May 26) in BIG EAST Tournament debut … had seven strikeouts in 7.0 scoreless innings in a no-decision at Rutgers (May 20) … tallied seven strikeouts and allowed just two runs in 7.0 innings of work in a win against USF (May 8) … worked 7.2 innings of one-run ball and added nine strikeouts in a win at Notre Dame (May 1) … racked up a career-high 12 strikeouts in 7.1 innings of one-run ball to get the

KYLE HANSENwin at Cincinnati (April 18) … worked 5.2 innings, had five strikeouts and allowed just two runs in a win against Seton Hall (April 3) … allowed just two runs in 6.0 innings of work in a win against Albany (March 21) … had five strikeouts and allowed two earned runs in 5.0 innings of work at Liberty (March 14) in first-career start … worked 2.1 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win against Illinois (Feb. 28) … had one strikeout in 1.0 scoreless inning at New Orleans (Feb. 21) in collegiate debut.

ATST.DOMINIC:Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 40th round (1,216 overall) in the 2009 MLB Draft … earned two letters playing baseball for the Bayhawks … served as baseball team captain as a senior … two-time first team all-state selection … two-time all-league honoree … 2009 NYSSWA Co-Player of the Year … helped team win 2009 league championship.

PERSONAL:Kyle Robert Hansen … born in Glen Cove, N.Y. … son of Bob and Arlene Hansen … has two older brothers, Keith and Craig … chose St. John’s for its first class education and the baseball program’s winning tradition … lists his mother as the person he most admires … lists Dan Haren as his favorite athlete … aspires to graduate from college and play professionally … majoring in sport management.

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Sophomore • INF • 6-0 • 190 • S/R • Morristown, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):A third team All-BIG EAST selection … appeared in 57 games, including 54 starts … batted .347 with 16 doubles and 30 RBI … hit safely in 44 games and totaled 24 multi-hit efforts … had a 2-for-3 day at the plate against VCU (June 5) in NCAA Tournament … had a walk-off single as part of a 2-for-4 day at the plate against USF (May 26) in the opening round of the BIG EAST Tournament … launched first-career home run, a grand slam, at Boston College (May 18) … went 3-for-4 and finished a home run shy of the cycle against USF (May 8) … combined to go 5-for-9 with three doubles, three RBI and two runs scored in a three-game set at Notre Dame (April 30-May 1) … went a perfect 4-for-4 at the plate and had three RBI against Hofstra (April 14) … went 2-for-5 with two doubles and an RBI against Seton Hall (April 3) … stole two bases and went 2-for-4 at the plate against Albany (March 21) … posted third-straight multi-hit game with a 3-for-6 day at New Orleans (Feb. 21) … picked up first-career RBI and collected first-career four-hit game with a 4-for-6 performance at New Orleans (Feb. 20) … started and went 2-for-4 with a double at New Orleans (Feb. 19) in collegiate debut.

SEAN O’HARE

ATSETONHALLPREP:Earned three letters playing baseball for the Pirates … all-state honoree as a senior … three-time all-county selection … three-time all-non public selection … helped team win a National and State Championship as a sophomore.

PERSONAL:Sean Gerard O’Hare … born in Morristown, N.J. … son of Paul and Marie O’Hare … has two younger brothers, Robert and Patrick … chose St. John’s for its academics and athletics … lists his mother as the person he most admires … lists Chipper Jones as his fa-vorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … major is undecided.

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Sophomore • INF • 6-2 • 180 • R/R • Vestal, N.Y./Vestal

ASAFRESHMAN(2010):Appeared in 17 games, including two starts … batted .235 with two RBI and seven runs scored in 17 at-bats … came in as a pinch-runner and scored a run against USF (May 8) … went 1-for-1 with a run scored as a pinch-hitter against Georgetown (April 24) … was 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored in a start against Fordham (April 21) … went 1-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored against West Virginia (April 9) … made first-career start and collegiate debut at Pittsburgh (March 28).

ATVESTAL:Earned a total of six letters playing baseball (3) and foot-ball (3) for the Golden Bears … served as a two-time baseball team captain … three-time all-section honoree … two-time team MVP … third team all-state as a senior … fourth team all-state as a junior … helped team win three sectional championships and two conference titles.

PAT TALBUT

PERSONAL:Patrick Daniel Talbut … born in Binghamton, N.Y. … son of Mike and Bridget Talbut … has two older brothers, Joe and Conor … lists his parents and brothers as the people he admires most … lists Eli Manning as his favorite athlete … interested in majoring in educa-tion or sport management.

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ATPENNMANOR:Three-time letterwinner play-ing baseball for the Comets … first team all-state as a senior … first team all-league selection as a senior … honorable mention honoree as a sopho-

more … helped squad win the league championship as a senior.

CAMERON BLACKPERSONAL:Cameron William Black … born in Lancaster County, Pa. … son of Dave and Sue Black … has two siblings, Forrest and Johanna … chose St. John’s for its baseball program … lists his father as the people he most admires … lists Curt Schilling as his favorite athlete … aspires to play in College World Series and win a National Champion-ship before playing professionally … majoring in accounting.

Freshman • RHP • 6-0 • 160 • R/R • Drums, Pa./Hazleton Area

ATHAZELTONAREA:Earned two letters playing baseball for the Cougars … served as team captain as a senior … earned all-conference honors as a senior … helped squad win Wyoming

Valley Conference Division championship and reach District 2 Class AAAA finals in 2010 … also earned two letters playing basketball … served as team captain as a senior.

ADAM DAVISPERSONAL:Adam Mitchel Davis … born in Berwick, Pa. … son of Tina and Phil Davis … has an older brother, Philip … chose St. John’s for its location and baseball program … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists Kobe Bryant as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … majoring in criminal justice.

Redshirt Freshman • OF • 6-4 • 215 • R/R • Manhattan Beach, Calif./Loyola


ATLOYOLA:Three-time letterwinner playing baseball for the Cubs … served as a team captain

… named team’s offensive MVP as a senior … helped team win the CIF championship … named team’s most improved player as a sopho-more … also earned two basketball letters.

KEVIN GROVEPERSONAL:Kevin Thomas Grove … born in Colorado Spring, Colo. … son of Tom and Cathy Grove … has an older brother, Michael … chose St. John’s for its baseball program and its proximity to the City … lists Kobe Bryant as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally and be a successful businessman … major is undecided.

Freshman • LHP • 5-11 • 175 • R/L • Devon, Pa./Conestoga

ATCONESTOGA:Earned two letters playing base-ball for the Pioneers … an all-league honorable mention and All-Main Line honorable mention as a senior … helped squad win the Central League

championship as a junior … played for Delaware County in the 2010 Carpenter Cup … also earned one letter as a member of the wrestling team.

ISAAC LIPPERTPERSONAL:Isaac Jeremy Hendrix Lippert … born in Philadelphia, Pa. … son of Joan and James Lippert … has an older sister, Emma … chose St. John’s for its baseball program and coaching staff … lists Mohandas Gandhi as the person he most admires … lists Muham-mad Ali and Chase Utley as his favorite athletes … majoring in sport management.

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ATCASTROVALLEY:Two-time letterwinner playing baseball for the Trojans … served as team

captain as a senior … two-time all-league selection … helped the team earn two NCS playoff berths.

MIKE LONSDALEPERSONAL:Michael Ryan Lonsdale … born in Castro Valley, Calif. … son of Bob and Cathey Lonsdale … has two older siblings, Andrew and Katie … chose St. John’s for its academic excellence … lists Mike Napoli as his favorite athlete … aspires to graduate from college and play professionally … majoring in education.

Junior • OF • 5-9 • 165 • R/R • Rome, N.Y./Mohawk Valley C.C.

ATMOHAWKVALLEYC.C.:Earned third team NJCAA All-America and first team All-Region hon-ors as a sophomore … named the 2010 Mountain Valley Conference Player of the Year … earned

2010 National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) Male Scholar Athlete of the Year accolades … batted .408 with 25 doubles, 10 triples, 56 RBI, 89 runs scored and 44 stolen bases in two seasons with the Hawks … holds the all-time career-record in hits … ranks second on the career lists for doubles, triples, RBI, runs scored and stolen bases … holds single-season records in both doubles (16) and hits (54).

KYLE RICHARDSONATROMEFREEACADEMY:Played both baseball and soccer for the Black Knights … played American Legion baseball for Smith Post … became first three-time Oneida County Player of the Year … helped squad reach state finals three times.

PERSONAL:Kyle Brahim Richardson … born in Rome, N.Y. … son of Donna Sergio and Keith Richardson … has seven siblings, Keith, Tyeshia, Peter and Gabriel Richardson, and Dale, Amy and Alana Yerman … chose St. John’s to be part of a winning baseball tradition and get a quality education … lists his parents as the people he most admires … lists Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson as his favorite athletes … aspires to play professionally before attending med school … majoring in biology.

Freshman • C • 5-10 • 185 • R/R • Upper Brookville, N.Y./Oyster Bay

ATOYSTERBAY:Four-year letterwinner for the Baymen … served as team captain as a senior … earned All-Long Island and all-county honors as a senior … two-time all-conference honoree …

helped team win four Nassau County championships … also earned one letter as a member of the football team.

DAN ROLANDPERSONAL:Daniel John Roland … born in Freeport, N.Y. … son of Maureen and Daniel Roland … has two sisters, Melissa and Alexa … chose St. John’s for its baseball program and location … lists his par-ents as the people he most admires … lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete … interested in majoring in legal studies.

Freshman • INF • 6-3 •185 • S/R • Standish, Maine/Bonny Eagle

ATBONNYEAGLE:Four-year letterwinner playing baseball for the Scots … earned 2010 SMAA Pitcher of the Year honors after posting a 6-0 record and a 1.41 ERA … first team all-state

selection and first team all-conference choice as a senior … earned three letters playing basketball … an All-SMAA honorable mention as a senior … served as team captain as a senior … earned three letters playing soccer.

LINCOLN SANBORNPERSONAL:Lincoln Brown Sanborn … born in Portland, Maine … son of Lynn Brown and Will Sanborn … has an older sister, Morgan … chose St. John’s for its quality education and baseball program … lists his father as the person he most admires … aspires to play professionally or coach … majoring in sport management.

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Freshman • C • 6-1 • 195 • R/R • Livingston, N.J./Livingston

ATLIVINGSTON:Earned three letters playing baseball for the Lancers … served as team captain as a senior … second team all-state and first team all-group 4 honoree as a senior … two-time

all-county selection … two-time first team all-conference honoree … earned both Livingston Male Athlete of the Year and Essex County Scholar Athlete of the Year honors as senior.

FRANKIE SCHWINDELPERSONAL:Frank Joseph Schwindel … born in Livingston, N.J. … son of Barbara and Frank Schwindel … has an older sister, Jenn … chose St. John’s for its baseball team and great academics … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists Derek Jeter as his favorite ath-lete … aspires to win a BIG EAST Championship and play in the Col-lege World Series before playing professionally … major is undecided.

Freshman • OF/C • 6-3 • 215 • L/R • North Vancouver, British Columbia/Carson Graham

ATCARSONGRAHAM:Drafted by the Milwau-kee Brewers in the 19th round (579 overall) of the 2010 MLB Draft … played for the Canadian Junior National Team at the 2010 IBAF World Junior Base-

ball Championships … batted .310 (9-for-29) with three doubles, two home runs and six RBI in eight games to help Canada finish fourth … also played baseball for the Vancouver Cannons.

ROWAN WICKPERSONAL:Rowan David Wick … born in North Vancouver, British Columbia … son of Elaine and Clayton Wick … has a younger sister, Alison … chose St. John’s for its baseball program … lists Justin Mor-neau as his favorite athlete … aspires to play professionally … major is undecided.

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ATLEBANON:Earned four letters playing baseball for the Raiders … two-time team captain … three-time first team all-state selection … earned confer-ence player of the year honors as a junior … also

earned three letters playing basketball … named conference player of the year and earned first team all-state honors as a senior

JAKE WOODWARDPERSONAL:Jacob John Woodward … born in Lebanon, N.H. … son of Kathleen and Rob Woodward … has an older brother, Robert … chose St. John’s for its baseball team and great academics … lists his father as the person he most admires … lists John Lester as his favorite athlete … majoring in liberal studies.

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Year Coach Captain Record Pct.1906 Unknown Unknown 19-1 .9501907 Rev.J.Deegan “Bat”Masterson 5-0 1.0001908 Unknown JosephBoland 4-1 .8001909 Unknown TedJollon 5-5 .5001910 Unknown JosephFinegan 3-2 .6001911 Unknown Unknown 6-4 .6001912 Unknown Unknown 0-1 .0001913-23 Records Unavailable1924 JohnV.Domminey J.Fitzsimmons 9-9 .5001925 VirgilJones FrankMottey 7-7 .5001926 JohnCrenny FredFugguzzi 3-10 .3211927 Frank Mottey Harold Drum 6-5 .5451928 JamesFreeman JohnClynick 16-4 .8001929 JamesFreeman JimCollins 12-4 .7501930 JamesFreeman JohnManning 16-9 .6401931 JamesFreeman HerbMcElroy 11-7 .6111932 NO TEAM1933 JamesFreeman G.Rubinski 8-4 .6671934 JamesFreeman LouisBlack 8-11 .4211935 JamesFreeman BobO’Farrell 9-10 .4741936 JamesFreeman FrankMcGuire 9-14 .3911937 JosephLapchick TomTallon 8-9 .4711938 JosephLapchick CyZenir 9-6 .6001939 JosephLapchick EdShea 10-6 .6251940 JosephLapchick SalFerrara 12-2 .8571941 JosephLapchick MickeyRutner 16-6 .7271942 JosephLapchick GeorgeMilhaven 7-3 .7001943 JosephLapchick EdReynolds, J.Gibbons 7-4 .6361944 NO TEAM1945 NO TEAM1946 Walter McLaughlin Pat Digilio 9-6-1 .5941947 Walter McLaughlin Pat Digilio 13-5 .7221948 Frank McGuire Bob Noble 9-5 .6431949** FrankMcGuire JohnKaiser 21-6 .7691950 Frank McGuire Dick Bohner 13-5 .7221951 Frank McGuire Art West 9-10 .4741952** FrankMcGuire JackCurran 15-4 .7891953 AlDeStefano LarryKeller 11-8 .5791954** AlDeStefano MattSczesny 14-5 .7371955 AlDeStefano PatKerrigan 11-5 .6881956** JohnKaiser PatKerrigan, RobertJ.Bohner 16-4 .8001957** JohnKaiser WaltBrady, Mike Ricigliano 21-5 .8081958 JohnKaiser JoeWilson 14-10 .5831959 JohnKaiser EdBrennan 17-6 .7391960** JohnKaiser BillMaloney 20-7 .7411961** JohnKaiser SandyTaboh 20-4 .8331962** JohnKaiser LarryBearnarth 22-3 .8801963** JohnKaiser BobKaczmarek 22-5 .8151964** JohnKaiser EdBrancaccio 20-5 .8001965 JohnKaiser RonGriesmer 12-10 .5451966** JohnKaiser JoeRusso, George Blednick 25-9 .7351967** JohnKaiser BillPermakoff, Wayne Stack 22-6 .7861968** JohnKaiser RalphAddonizio 25-10 .7141969 JohnKaiser SteveLizak, Ed Waters 25-7 .7811970 JohnKaiser FrankCiaremella 22-16 .5791971 JohnKaiser LarryBubla 24-5 .8281972** JohnKaiser NatCalamis, Russ Bove 21-6 .7781973 JohnKaiser JohnGunyan 19-15 .5591974** JosephRusso BobPowers 26-6 .8131975** JosephRusso AlOsofsky 28-11 .7181976** JosephRusso TomRaponi, Dom Scala 33-7 .8251977** JosephRusso BillSheridan, Art Moossmann 32-10 .762

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSYear Coach Captain Record Pct.1978** JosephRusso TomCipolla, EdD’Alessio 40-18 .6901979** JosephRusso JimLoeffler, JimO’Connor 26-11 .7031980** JosephRusso SteveBingham, Greg LaCasse, Doug Latrenta 30-11 .7321981** JosephRusso SebbyBoriello, BobKovalsky 34-4 .8951982** JosephRusso BobdeGruchy, Don Giordano 20-15 .5711983** JosephRusso BrianMiller, JimSasko 18-16 .5291984** JosephRusso BobBellini, JimSasko 26-7 .7881985** JosephRusso BobBellini, Henry Siemers, JohnTanner 32-21 .6041986** JosephRusso TonyBonura 35-15 .7001987** JosephRusso MikePalladino 24-21 .5331988** JosephRusso JerryKelly 29-21 .5801989** JosephRusso WallyHeckel, Robert Lambraia, Brian McNamee 19-19 .5001990** JosephRusso EricLeimeister 29-18 .6171991** JosephRusso TomMigliozzi 34-14 .7081992** JosephRusso AnthonyCriscuolo, JoeyPulsonetti 30-13 .6981993** JosephRusso NickCosmo 28-20 .5831994 JosephRusso RichHoward 20-16 .5551995 JosephRusso MikeMaerten, Matt Hannon 18-16 .5291996 Ed Blankmeyer 1996 Seniors 26-18 .5911997** Ed Blankmeyer 1997 Seniors 35-17 .6731998** Ed Blankmeyer 1998 Seniors 28-17-1 .6201999** Ed Blankmeyer 1999 Seniors 32-22-2 .5892000 Ed Blankmeyer 2000 Seniors 29-22 .5672001 Ed Blankmeyer 2001 Seniors 31-22 .5852002 Ed Blankmeyer 2002 Seniors 29-23 .5582003 Ed Blankmeyer 2003 Seniors 29-27 .5182004** EdBlankmeyer MikeRozema, Anthony DeRosa, JoeReid 37-23 .6172005** Ed Blankmeyer Burke, Hershelman, 41-18 .695 Martin, Wladyka2006** Ed Blankmeyer Rob Delaney, 40-19 .678 ChrisJoachim2007** Ed Blankmeyer Sam DeLuca, 41-19 .683 ChrisJoachim, Brendan Monaghan2008** Ed Blankmeyer Chris Anninos, 42-16 .724 George Brown, JeffGrantham, GilZayas2009** EdBlankmeyer BrianKemp, 30-22 .577 Nick Luisi2010** Ed Blankmeyer No captains named 43-20 .683 ** postseason

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Adelphi 22-7Air Force 0-1Alabama 0-1Albany 8-1Arkansas 0-3Arizona 2-1ArizonaState 0-4Army 25-6-3Baltimore 1-0Boston College 53-26-1Boston University 1-0Bridgeport 13-0Brooklyn 30-3Buffalo 13-3BYU 0-4C.W. Post 36-17Cal-Berkley 0-2Cal-Riverside 1-1Cal-Santa Barbara 1-0Cal-St. Northridge 3-3Canisius 1-0CCNY 28-5Central Connecticut St 6-3Central Florida 1-2Central Michigan 2-0Charleston Southern 3-1Chicago State 1-0Cincinnati 7-6Citadel 2-2Clemson 1-5Coastal Carolina 2-4Colgate 4-0College of Charleston 5-7Colorado State 1-0Columbia 27-7Connecticut 55-49Coppin State 2-0Cornell 4-3Creighton 0-1Davidson 1-0-1Dallas Baptist 0-1Delaware 6-3Delaware State 1-0Duke 1-0Duquesne 1-0East Carolina 2-3East. Connecticut 3-0East Tennessee State 3-3Evansville 1-0Fairfield 23-4Fairleigh Dickinson 40-7-1Florida 0-1Florida Atlantic 0-3Florida International 2-5Fordham 43-10Fresno State 0-2Furman 1-0Gardner-Webb 1-0George Mason 2-1Georgetown 44-11Georgia 1-2Georgia Tech 1-1Gettysburg 0-1

SERIES RECORDSHarvard 4-1Hawaii 0-1Hofstra 54-9Holy Cross 1-1Hunter 3-0Illinois 1-1Indiana State 0-2Iona 45-9Iowa 1-0Iowa State 4-0Ithaca 1-2Jacksonville 0-2JamesMadison 2-4Kansas 3-0KansasState 0-2KentState 1-0Kentucky 0-1KingsPoint 3-2Lafayette 8-2Lamar 3-1LaSalle 1-0Liberty 1-2Long Beach State 0-1Long Island 34-15Louisiana-Lafayette 0-2Louisiana State 0-2Louisville 8-6Loyola (Md.) 1-0Maine 4-5Manhattan 25-9Marist 1-0McNeese St. 2-1Miami (Ohio) 2-4Michigan 4-4Michigan State 1-1Minnesota 1-1Mississippi 1-1Monmouth 1-1Navy 0-0-1Nebraska 1-5New Haven 8-3New Mexico 1-0New Orleans 5-0NYIT 38-11NYU 21-9Niagara 2-0Nicholls State 0-2North Carolina 4-6UNC-Asheville 2-1North Carolina State 2-1North Carolina-Wilmington 2-4North Florida 1-0Northern Iowa 0-1Northwestern 1-1Northwestern State 0-1Notre Dame 16-26Ohio State 1-1Oklahoma 0-1Oklahoma State 0-1Old Dominion 5-7Oral Roberts 0-1Oregon State 0-3Pace 24-4

Pan American 4-6Paris Island Marines 0-1Penn State 12-6Pepperdine 1-2Pittsburgh 43-18Portland State 1-0Princeton 21-15Providence 33-37Queens 25-1Quinnipiac 8-1Rhode Island College 1-0Rhode Island 4-0Rice 1-2Richmond 7-4Rider 24-10Rutgers 44-33Sacred Heart 8-1St. Bonaventure 2-0St. Francis (N.Y.) 40-9-1St.Joseph’s 1-1St.Peter’s 16-0Sam Houston State 0-1Santa Clara 0-1Seton Hall 64-56Siena 9-0South Alabama 1-1So. Connecticut State 11-3South Carolina 0-1South Dakota State 2-0South Florida 10-5Southern 1-0Southern California 0-3Southern Illinois 0-1Southern Mississippi 0-1Southeast Oklahoma 1-0

SW Missouri State 1-0Stanford 1-2Staten Island 1-0Stony Brook 0-1Syracuse 0-1Temple 15-4-1Texas 2-2Texas A&M 0-2TexasA&M-Kingsville 0-1Texas-Arlington 2-2Texas Christian 0-2Texas State 1-0Texas Tech 0-5Towson 1-0Tulane 1-0Tulsa 1-0UNLV 1-1Upsala 4-2Utah Valley 2-0Vanderbilt 0-1Villanova 42-21Virginia 3-3Virginia Commonwealth 8-5Virginia Tech 6-6Wagner 52-9Wake Forest 1-0Univ. of Washington 0-1Washington State 3-1Wayne State 5-2West Chester State 6-0West Point 1-0West Virginia 28-17Western Carolina 1-3William & Mary 2-1Winthrop 3-0Yale 2-0

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ADELPHI COLLEGEOverall: 22-7, H: 13-3, A: 9-4April 26, 1957 A L 9-10April 12, 1958 A L 3-4April 30, 1959 H L 0-1April 21, 1960 A W 12-3April 17, 1961 H W 19-2April 19, 1962 A W 16-0April 22, 1963 H W 17-1April 23, 1964 H W 3-2May 14, 1965 H W 5-4April 1, 1966 H W 4-3April 1, 1967 A W 7-0April 29, 1968 A L 4-5April 5, 1968 H W 5-0March 26, 1969 H W 6-1March 28, 1969 A W 8-1April 1970 H W 5-1March 29, 1971 A W 5-1May 1972 H W 8-2April 5, 1973 H L 0-5April 11, 1975 A W 3-1May 5, 1975 H W 9-1May 10, 1976 A W 6-4April 11, 1977 A W 5-4April 22, 1977 H W 7-3April 10, 1978 H L 1-3April 21, 1978 A L 4-8April 30, 1980 A W 10-2April 12, 1981 H W 11-1April 12, 1981 H W 5-0

AIR FORCE ACADEMYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1April 1970 N L 2-6

ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1May 24, 1991 N L 2-5

ALBANY, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 7-2, H: 7-1, N: 0-1April 15, 2004 N L 1-5March 14, 2006 H W 17-1March 14, 2007 H W 5-4March 14, 2008 H W 9-2March 13, 2009 H W 8-6March 15, 2009 H W 14-7March 19, 2010 H L 6-9March 20, 2010 H W 18-8March 21, 2010 H W 8-2

ARIZONA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 2-1, N: 2-1June17,1960 N L 4-11May 1980 N W 6-1March 19, 1993 N W 5-4

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-4, A: 0-1, N: 0-3March 1970 N L 2-7June2,1978 N L 2-13May 30, 1993 N L 2-12March 9, 2002 A L 1-11

ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-3, A: 0-3Feb. 20, 2004 A L 7-14Feb. 21, 2004 A L 5-6Feb. 22, 2004 A L 3-14

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0 N: 1-0March 15, 1990 N W 7-4

ARMYOverall: 25-6-3, H: 9-0-1, A: 16-6-2May 22, 1956 A W 9-5April 24, 1957 A W 10-3April 9, 1958 A L 4-8April 22, 1960 A L 4-9April 21, 1961 A W 1-0April 11, 1963 H W 13-7May 7, 1964 A W 4-9April 30, 1965 A W 4-3May 10, 1966 A L 0-10May 1, 1967 A W 4-2April 8, 1968 A W 4-0April 29, 1969 H W 6-4April 19, 1971 A W 13-9April 18, 1972 A W 7-1April 7, 1973 A L 1-8April 8, 1975 A W 12-3April 9, 1976 A W 14-5May 17, 1977 A W 8-2April 24, 1978 H W 6-1April 30, 1979 A L 2-5April 16, 1980 H W 25-6April 5, 1982 A W 7-4April 3, 1984 A W 12-6March 26, 1985 H W 12-10April 9, 1986 A T 4-4April 8, 1987 H W 7-1March 30, 1988 A T 5-5March 27, 1989 H W 2-1 (11)April 18, 1990 A L 6-8April 17, 1991 H T 3-3April 14, 1992 A W 11-4April 13, 1993 H W 18-15April 11, 1995 H W 6-1April 16, 1998 A W 8-2

BALTIMORE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0April 21, 1979 A W 10-9

BOSTON COLLEGEOverall: 54-28-1, H: 26-14, A: 27-11-1, N: 1-3April 14, 1984 H W 4-2April 13, 1985 H L 0-3April 13, 1985 H W 1-0April 20, 1985 A W 6-3April 20, 1985 A W 8-6April 21, 1985 A W 20-5April 5, 1986 A W 18-0April 5, 1986 A W 7-1April 19, 1986 H W 10-8April 19, 1986 H W 18-3April 20, 1986 H L 3-6April 2006, 1986 A W 9-4March 28, 1987 H L 7-10 (10) March 29, 1987 H L 3-6March 29, 1987 H W 2-0May 2, 1987 A W 10-9May 3, 1987 A W 9-5May 3, 1987 A W 12-1April 16, 1988 H W 14-1April 16, 1988 H L 6-8April 17, 1988 H W 5-4May 13, 1988 A W 7-3May 14, 1988 A L 0-8May 14, 1988 A W 18-5

April 22, 1989 H W 7-3April 22, 1989 H L 3-5April 23, 1989 H L 5-11May 12, 1989 A W 6-2May 13, 1989 A W 9-4May 13, 1989 A L 1-11March 31, 1990 A L 0-6March 31, 1990 A W 7-2April 1, 1990 A W 5-2April 13, 1991 H W 12-3April 14, 1991 H W 3-1April 14, 1991 H L 5-7May 14, 1991 N W 7-0April 12, 1992 A W 18-8April 12, 1992 A W 2-1April 13, 1992 A L 11-12April 17, 1993 H W 11-6April 18, 1993 H W 7-4April 18, 1993 H L 3-5April 24, 1994 A L 12-16April 24, 1994 A W 5-0April 25, 1994 A W 11-2April 13, 1995 H L 1-2April 15, 1995 H W 3-2April 15, 1995 H W 5-2April 13, 1996 A W 3-0April 13, 1996 A W 4-2April 14, 1996 A W 12-3March 22, 1997 H W 4-1March 22, 1997 H W 6-1March 23, 1997 H W 10-9 (11)April 25, 1998 H W 14-7April 25, 1998 H W 11-2April 26, 1998 H W 15-3May 8, 1999 A T 4-4May 8, 1999 A L 7-8May 9, 1999 A W 10-6April 20, 2000 A L 1-2April 20, 2000 A L 1-9April 7, 2001 H L 6-10April 7, 2001 H W 6-3April 8, 2001 H W 6-2April 27, 2002 A L 3-4April 27, 2002 A L 2-8April 29, 2002 A W 8-6May 10, 2003 H L 2-3May 10, 2003 H W 13-0May 11, 2003 H W 3-1April 17, 2004 A L 2-4April 17, 2004 A W 7-1April 18, 2004 A W 5-4May 29, 2004 N L 4-6March 26, 2005 H W 4-0March 26, 2005 H L 3-4May 27, 2005 N L 5-7May 18, 2010 A W 17-9

BOSTON UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 4, 1971 H W 3-0

BRIDGEPORT, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 13-0, H: 8-0, A: 5-0April 16, 1957 H W 11-2April 22, 1965 A W 10-7April 7, 1966 H W 12-3April 29, 1968 H W 4-0April 2, 1969 H W 11-4April 2, 1971 H W 2-0April 1972 H W 16-0April 29, 1974 A W 10-1April 16, 1975 A W 6-2

April 15, 1976 H W 3-0April 15, 1977 A W 9-8April 25, 1978 H W 15-2April 24, 1979 A W 7-4April 22, 1980 H W 14-0

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-4, A: 0-3, N: 0-1March 21, 1983 N L 1-16March 6, 2009 A L 4-5March 7, 2009 A L 5-6March 7, 2009 A L 7-8 (11)

BROOKLYN COLLEGEOverall: 30-3, H: 23-3, A: 7-0April 28, 1956 A W 30-7April 20, 1957 A W 14-5May 15, 1957 H W 6-5April 16, 1958 H W 16-1May 10, 1958 A W 12-2April 24, 1959 A W 26-4May 6, 1959 H W 5-0April 6, 1960 A W 17-4April 30, 1960 H W 3-1April 22, 1961 A W 10-0May 19, 1961 H W 12-3April 6, 1978 H W 5-1April 5, 1979 H W 7-1April 21, 1981 H W 19-4April 13, 1982 H W 7-4April 2, 1983 H W 14-2April 6, 1983 H W 5-0April 17, 1984 A W 2-1April 24, 1984 H W 9-8 (11)April 9, 1985 H W 13-12April 16, 1985 H L 1-4March 25, 1986 H W 5-3April 29, 1986 H W 4-3 (12)March 24, 1987 H L 6-9April 14, 1988 H W 6-5April 21, 1988 H W 13-7March 28, 1989 H L 1-9April 20, 1989 H W 5-3March 28, 1990 H W 14-1May 2, 1990 H W 17-12March 27, 1991 H W 19-11April 23, 1991 H W 15-2April 21, 1992 H W 12-1

BUFFALO, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 13-3, H: 7-1, N: 6-2April 14, 1972 H W 12-2May 11, 1973 H L 1-5April 14, 1975 H W 2-0April 10, 1976 H W 10-4April 10, 1976 H W 6-5May 1976 N L 1-4May 1976 N W 9-3May 1976 N W 8-1April 16, 1977 H W 5-4April 16, 1977 H W 9-6April 17, 1978 H W 9-0May 1979 N W 12-3May 1980 N L 0-4May 1980 N W 14-1May 1980 N W 9-8May 13, 1983 N W 4-3 (10)

CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-2, N: 0-2May 1980 N L 5-8March 23, 1983 N L 3-5

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CALIFORNIA AT RIVERSIDE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1March 1970 N W 7-1March 25, 1983 N L 3-17

CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 3, 2007 N W 9-3

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-NORTHRIDGEOverall: 3-3, A: 2-2, N: 1-1May 27, 1993 N L 1-3May 29, 1993 N W 11-10March 7, 2008 A L 5-6March 8, 2008 A W 10-4March 8, 2008 A L 7-9March 9, 2008 A W 11-6

CANISIUS COLLEGEOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 29, 1977 H W 7-3

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-3, H: 1-1, N: 1-2May 1977 N L 5-6May 1977 N L 3-4May 28, 1977 N W 8-3April 15, 1978 H L 8-11April 15, 1978 H W 3-1

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 6-3, H: 6-0, A: 0-3May 6, 1968 H W 11-9May 5, 1969 H W 4-3April 17, 1970 H W 5-3April 6, 1972 H W 11-2April 21, 1973 A L 7-11April 20, 1974 H W 12-9April 20, 1974 H W 6-1April 19, 1975 A L 2-3April 19, 1975 A L 5-7

CENTRAL FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-2, A: 1-2Feb. 12, 1999 A L 5-14Feb. 13, 1999 A W 10-5Feb. 14, 1999 A L 5-8

CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-0, N: 2-0May 23, 1981 N W 23-13March 10, 2000 N W 6-5

CHARLESTON, COLLEGE OFOverall: 5-7, A: 5-6, N: 0-1March 1, 1997 A W 9-2March 1, 1997 A L 3-13March 2, 1997 A W 5-2Feb. 19, 1998 A W 9-4Feb. 19, 1998 A W 6-1Feb. 17, 2001 A L 1-2Feb. 18, 2001 A L 0-1Feb. 22, 2001 A L 4-5March 10, 2006 A L 2-6March 11, 2006 A L 3-4March 12, 2006 A W 10-8Feb. 27, 2009 N L 4-8

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSCHARLESTON SOUTHERNOverall: 3-1, A: 3-1Feb. 20, 2001 A L 0-8Feb. 23, 2001 A W 3-2Feb. 24, 2001 A W 11-5March 7, 2006 A W 11-1

CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 5, 2005 N W 2-0

CINCINNATI, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 7-6, H: 3-3, A: 3-3, N: 1-0May 18, 2006 A L 0-7May 19, 2006 A L 5-7May 20, 2006 A W 14-9May 11, 2007 H W 10-0May 12, 2007 H L 4-5May 13, 2007 H W 15-0April 17, 2009 H L 8-11April 18, 2009 H W 16-8April 19, 2009 H L 4-9May 20, 2009 N W 12-2April 16, 2010 A L 2-4April 17, 2010 A W 6-4April 18, 2010 A W 7-1

CITADEL, THEOverall: 2-2, A: 2-2Feb. 27, 1997 A W 4-0Feb. 18, 1998 A W 5-4Feb. 19, 2000 A L 3-4Feb. 21, 2001 A L 3-18

CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORKOverall: 28-5, H: 19-3, A: 9-2April 24, 1956 H W 13-1May 1, 1956 A W 15-1April 22, 1957 A W 4-3May 18, 1957 H W 3-2April 19, 1958 H W 9-1May 13, 1958 A W 5-0April 14, 1959 A W 5-0May 9, 1959 A W 19-0April 23, 1960 H L 3-6May 17, 1960 A W 13-2April 25, 1961 A W 7-2May 19, 1961 H W 13-0April 18, 1962 H W 2-1May 14, 1962 H W 14-2April 20, 1963 H W 11-1April 20, 1963 H W 7-5April 1964 H W 6-5April 1964 H W 5-4April 10, 1965 H L 6-7April 9, 1966 A W 15-7May 8, 1967 H W 3-1April 28, 1968 H W 10-0April 12, 1969 A L 4-7April 30, 1969 H L 5-8April 12, 1970 H W 8-3April 18, 1970 A W 12-9March 27, 1971 H W 9-3April 13, 1971 A L 6-9April 15, 1973 H W 15-2April 15, 1973 H W 11-2April 18, 1975 H W 7-1March 30, 1976 H W 17-4May 3, 1978 H W 7-2

CLEMSON UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-5, N: 1-5March 1975 N L 0-4May 22, 1988 N L 1-16May 23, 1988 N L 5-6May 28, 1988 N L 1-11March 16, 1993 N W 10-6June1,2007 N L 2-3

COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-4, A: 2-3, N: 0-1Feb. 17, 2002 A L 1-10Feb. 18, 2002 A W 3-1Feb. 28, 2003 A W 4-3March 4, 2003 A L 4-7March 9, 2003 A L 3-14June3,2007 N L 5-6

COLGATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 4-0, H: 4-0March 30, 1966 H W 7-2March 27, 1968 H W 3-7April 7, 1974 H W 4-0April 6, 1975 H W 13-3

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0June1960 N W 3-2

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITYOverall: 27-7, H: 15-3, A: 10-4, N: 2-0March 28, 1974 A W 8-3April 22, 1975 H W 3-2April 20, 1976 A W 10-5June1976 N W 12-5April 20, 1977 H W 4-2May 1977 N W 3-0April 18, 1978 A L 0-10April 27, 1981 H W 8-7April 27, 1983 H W 15-2April 24, 1985 H W 5-4 (12) April 15, 1986 A W 23-6April 14, 1987 H L 0-2April 13, 1988 A W 5-1April 5, 1989 H L 4-5April 4, 1990 A L 7-10April 3, 1991 H W 11-2April 1, 1992 A L 6-10 (8)March 31, 1993 H W 4-3April 5, 1994 A W 15-14April 20, 1995 H L 9-10March 28, 1996 A W 13-4March 26, 1997 H W 5-3March 25, 1998 A W 28-3March 22, 2000 A W 5-4April 30, 2001 H W 14-9April 10, 2002 H W 8-5March 26, 2003 A L 3-5March 24, 2004 H W 9-3March 29, 2005 A W 22-3March 28, 2006 H W 10-2March 27, 2007 H W 24-1March 25, 2008 H W 10-5March 24, 2009 A W 2-1March 24, 2010 H W 22-21

CONNECTICUT, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 55-49, H: 29-21, A: 21-26, N: 7-3March 27, 1976 H W 17-6March 27, 1976 H L 0-1March 26, 1977 H W 7-1April 7, 1977 A L 3-11May 1, 1978 A L 5-7

March 24, 1979 H L 3-10May 1979 N W 6-3May 1979 N L 4-14May 1979 N W 0-4March 23, 1980 A L 0-4March 29, 1981 H W 5-0April 18, 1981 A L 5-7April 15, 1982 A L 0-4April 24, 1982 H W 13-10April 13, 1983 A W 5-2April 23, 1983 H L 2-4April 11, 1984 N L 7-8April 21, 1984 A W 4-3April 4, 1985 A L 0-2April 6, 1985 A L 1-2April 6, 1985 A L 6-7April 27, 1985 H W 4-2April 27, 1985 H L 1-5April 28, 1985 H W 12-3May 17, 1985 N W 6-5March 27, 1986 H W 5-3 March 29, 1986 H W 5-1March 29, 1986 H W 7-1May 3, 1986 A W 4-3May 3, 1986 A L 3-8May 3, 1986 A L 1-3April 3, 1987 H W 1-0April 5, 1987 H W 5-4April 16, 1987 A W 7-4April 17, 1987 A L 1-9April 20, 1987 H L 2-6April 22, 1987 A L 6-7May 15, 1987 N W 13-4April 9, 1988 A W 1-0April 9, 1988 A W 5-2April 10, 1988 A W 5-1April 30, 1988 H L 2-3 (10)April 30, 1988 H W 5-4May 1, 1988 H L 2-6April 8, 1989 H L 1-7April 8, 1989 H W 11-2April 9, 1989 H W 4-2April 29, 1989 A L 2-3April 29, 1989 A L 2-3April 30, 1989 A L 4-8April 12, 1990 H W 4-1April 14, 1990 H W 2-1 (12) April 14, 1990 H L 2-4April 20, 1991 A W 9-1April 20, 1991 A W 11-0April 25, 1992 H W 9-8April 25, 1992 H W 3-2April 26, 1992 H L 7-9April 23, 1993 A W 2-1April 24, 1993 A L 4-7April 24, 1993 A L 2-6May 20, 1993 N W 9-0April 9, 1994 H L 2-10April 9, 1994 H W 2-1April 10, 1994 H W 6-4April 9, 1995 A L 1-6April 9, 1995 A W 6-1April 10, 1995 A L 2-5April 17, 1996 H L 4-5 (10)April 18, 1996 H W 4-0April 24, 1996 A L 3-4 (10)April 9, 1997 A L 5-8April 16, 1997 H W 3-2April 23, 1997 A W 10-7April 15, 1998 A W 8-4 (10)April 20, 1998 H W 7-0

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April 29, 1998 H L 4-5April 7, 1999 A L 2-3April 14, 1999 H L 11-22April 21, 1999 A W 10-4March 17, 2001 A L 2-3March 17, 2001 A W 8-3March 18, 2001 A W 7-6April 20, 2002 A W 10-6April 20, 2002 A L 10-18April 21, 2002 A L 1-5April 4, 2003 H W 4-2April 4, 2003 H L 3-5April 8, 2004 A W 7-6April 8, 2004 A L 2-6April 21, 2006 H L 3-6April 22, 2006 H L 2-4March 23, 2007 H L 3-4March 24, 2007 H L 7-10March 25, 2007 H W 10-7May 22, 2007 N W 2-1May 24, 2007 N L 7-8April 11, 2008 H L 1-2April 12, 2008 H W 10-5April 13, 2008 H W 1-0April 24, 2009 A W 8-5April 25, 2009 A W 8-7April 26, 2009 A W 13-4May 30, 2010 N W 3-0

COPPIN STATE COLLEGEOverall: 2-0, A: 2-0March 19, 2000 A W 12-3March 19, 2000 A W 17-2

CORNELL UNIVERSITYOverall: 4-3, N: 4-3April 1, 1958 N L 1-7April 3, 1958 N W 4-0May 28, 1977 N W 11-9May 26, 1977 N L 7-10May 1978 N L 4-5May 1978 N W 2-0May 1978 N W 10-1

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 14, 1991 N L 8-15

C.W. POSTOverall: 36-17, H: 21-6, A: 15-11April 8, 1959 H W 11-7April 8, 1960 A W 8-2March 30, 1961 A W 12-1March 28, 1962 H W 12-3March 29, 1962 A W 15-1March 29, 1963 H W 9-2March 30, 1963 A W 24-5March 26, 1964 A W 6-2March 28, 1964 H W 3-2April 6, 1965 A L 1-3May 6, 1965 H W 12-5March 26, 1966 A W 22-3March 31, 1966 H W 9-0April 14, 1967 H W 4-1April 20, 1967 A W 19-8March 26, 1968 H W 3-0April 11, 1968 A L 1-2March 29, 1969 A W 10-5April 25, 1969 H W 3-1April 1970 A L 5-11April 14, 1971 H W 14-4April 17, 1972 A W 4-0

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSMay 1973 H L 0-1May 11, 1974 A L 0-1May 10, 1975 H L 0-5May 8, 1976 A L 2-5May 7, 1977 H W 3-1May 7, 1978 A L 2-3May 8, 1981 H L 3-4April 23, 1982 A L 4-9April 22, 1983 H W 10-2March 26, 1987 A L 8-12April 12, 1988 H W 8-7March 29, 1989 A W 1-0April 12, 1989 H W 3-2March 29, 1990 H L 2-4 (10)April 19, 1990 A W 16-9March 20, 1991 H W 6-3April 18, 1991 A L 7-10April 30, 1992 A W 10-8April 29, 1993 H L 4-6April 21, 1994 H W 2-1April 28, 1994 A L 1-2May 12, 1994 H W 3-0April 27, 1995 A W 24-3May 12, 1995 H L 4-5April 5, 1996 A L 3-4April 6, 1996 A W 16-2March 13, 1997 H W 15-7March 30, 2000 A W 17-4March 29, 2001 H W 7-1May 5, 2001 H W 3-1April 17, 2002 H W 10-7

DALLAS BAPTISTOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1Feb. 17, 2007 N L 9-10

DAVIDSON COLLEGEOverall: 1-0-1, A: 1-0-1March 13, 1999 A W 6-4March 13, 1999 A T 11-11

DELAWARE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 6-3, H: 1-0, A: 2-3, N: 3-0May 1956 N W 3-1May 28, 1960 N W 4-3May 15, 1977 A L 6-13May 15, 1977 A L 10-14May 1978 N W 7-4May 6, 1980 H W 5-2May 10, 1980 A W 3-2April 15, 1981 A W 2-1March 17, 1985 A L 1-12

DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 1, 2003 H W 6-5

DUKEOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1Feb. 24, 2007 N L 2-4

DUQUESNE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 12, 2000 N W 11-2

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-3, A: 2-2, N: 0-1March 9, 1997 A W 18-2March 10, 1997 A L 0-2March 10, 1997 A W 7-6Feb. 23, 2007 N L 1-5Feb. 27, 2009 A L 7-9

EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 3-3, A: 3-3March 3, 2006 A W 15-1March 4, 2006 A L 3-5March 5, 2006 A W 14-9March 5, 2010 A W 10-2March 6, 2010 A L 7-11March 7, 2010 A L 6-8

EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 3-0, H: 3-0April 17, 1973 H W 1-0May 8, 1974 H W 3-1May 8, 1975 H W 2-1

EVANSVILLEOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 25, 2008 N W 3-1

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITYOverall: 23-4, H: 16-2, A: 7-2May 25, 1957 H W 13-2May 3, 1968 H W 7-1May 2, 1969 H W 2-0May 5, 1970 H W 7-1April 20, 1971 H W 9-8May 4, 1973 A L 1-3April 24, 1976 H W 3-2April 7, 1979 H L 1-15April 19, 1980 A W 5-4May 3, 1981 H W 18-1May 2, 1982 A L 6-10May 1, 1983 H W 16-0April 29, 1984 A W 6-1April 29, 1984 A W 11-1May 1, 2001 H W 18-7March 21, 2002 A W 7-6March 19, 2003 H W 11-3March 23, 2004 A W 10-3March 22, 2005 H L 13-18March 21, 2006 A W 4-2April 10, 2007 H W 8-4March 15, 2008 H W 14-4(7)March 15, 2008 H W 10-1March 18, 2008 A W 11-0March 14, 2009 H W 3-2March 14, 2009 H W 12-5March 17, 2010 H W 16-5

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITYOverall: 40-7-1, H: 25-3-1, A: 14-4, N: 1-0May 20, 1960 A W 15-3April 19, 1961 H W 4-3April 6, 1962 A W 6-0April 19, 1963 H L 2-4April 1964 H W 11-4May 8, 1965 H W 3-1May 7, 1966 A L 0-1April 29, 1967 H W 5-0May 11, 1968 A W 5-3May 6, 1969 H W 6-1May 2, 1970 A W 12-6May 1, 1971 H W 10-0May 5, 1972 A W 2-1May 1, 1974 A L 3-8May 7, 1975 H L 3-6April 19, 1976 A W 15-5May 6, 1976 H T 2-2 (17)April 14, 1977 H W 12-7May 9, 1977 H W 3-0

May 1977 N W 6-0April 13, 1978 A W 15-2April 27, 1978 H W 13-10May 11, 1979 A W 17-0April 5, 1981 A W 10-1April 14, 1982 A W 8-4April 8, 1985 H L 8-9April 26, 1985 A L 7-8April 30, 1986 A W 20-18April 15, 1987 A L 9-10March 22, 1990 H W 9-0March 21, 1991 A W 9-3May 6, 1992 H W 14-12May 4, 1994 H W 6-4April 6, 1998 H W 11-3March 14, 2002 A W 16-1March 12, 2003 H W 12-2March 21, 2004 H W 9-5March 21, 2004 H W 6-3April 6, 2005 A W 29-6May 14, 2005 H W 3-0May 14, 2005 H W 11-0April 18, 2006 H W 10-4April 18, 2006 H W 8-0April 11, 2007 H W 7-2April 11, 2007 H W 12-2April 30, 2008 H W 18-5April 29, 2009 H W 12-10April 28, 2010 H W 9-7

FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1May 22, 1997 N L 3-4

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-3, A: 0-2, N: 0-1Feb. 21, 1997 A L 4-15Feb. 22, 1997 A L 2-3March 3, 1999 N L 3-5

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-5, A: 2-4, N: 0-1Feb. 18, 1997 A W 7-4Feb. 19, 1997 A L 3-10Feb. 28, 1999 N L 3-6March 1, 1999 A L 3-4Feb. 25, 2005 A L 8-9Feb. 26, 2005 A L 4-11Feb. 27, 2005 A W 9-4

FORDHAM UNIVERSITYOverall: 42-10, H: 22-3, A: 20-7May 14, 1956 H W 3-2May 2, 1957 A W 3-2April 15, 1958 A L 5-7May 19, 1959 A L 4-7April 12, 1960 A W 4-3May 7, 1960 H W 6-5April 8, 1961 H W 11-2May 5, 1961 A W 9-6April 28, 1962 H W 3-2April 28, 1962 H W 5-2May 4, 1963 A W 6-5May 4, 1963 A W 5-3May 1964 H W 2-1May 11, 1964 A W 10-7April 14, 1965 A L 5-6April 21, 1966 H W 2-0April 4, 1967 A W 11-5April 10, 1968 H W 1-0May 3, 1969 A W 4-2

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April 6, 1970 H W 8-1April 8, 1971 A W 10-8May 7, 1972 H W 5-0May 7, 1972 H W 2-1May 13, 1973 A L 4-7April 9, 1975 A W 6-4April 7, 1976 H W 5-1May 12, 1977 A W 6-5May 4, 1978 H L 1-3April 6, 1979 H L 4-5April 2, 1980 A W 15-3April 2, 1981 H W 16-7May 7, 1981 A W 12-2April 2, 1982 A W 13-7April 29, 1982 A L 1-9April 28, 1983 A L 12-13March 29, 1983 H W 4-2April 2, 1984 H W 4-2April 26, 1984 H W 16-6April 10, 1985 H W 3-2 (10)April 25, 1985 A W 13-6April 24, 1986 H W 14-7April 30, 1987 A W 11-6April 27, 1989 A W 7-1April 26, 1990 H W 5-4March 19, 1997 A L 10-12March 10, 1998 H L 6-10May 6, 1999 A W 7-1April 13, 2000 H W 11-0April 19, 2001 H W 12-8April 18, 2002 A W 12-7April 22, 2009 A W 8-1April 21, 2010 H W 12-5

FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, N: 0-2March 11, 1991 N L 3-5March 11, 1996 N L 7-13

FURMAN UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 24, 1978 A W 5-3

GARDNER-WEBBOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 23, 2008 N W 8-4

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-1, A: 1-0, N: 1-1March 23, 1984 A W 6-5May 28, 1993 N W 16-9Feb. 22, 2002 N L 2-9

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITYOverall: 44-11, H: 22-5, A: 22-5, N: 0-1March 24, 1984 A L 3-8May 11, 1990 A W 15-4May 12, 1990 A W 6-1May 12, 1990 A W 8-7 (10)April 6, 1991 H W 11-1April 6, 1991 H W 7-0April 7, 1991 H W 7-2April 4, 1992 A W 10-4April 4, 1992 A W 5-3April 5, 1992 A W 6-1March 27, 1993 H W 4-2March 27, 1993 H L 1-4May 16, 1993 H W 19-3April 30, 1994 A L 4-5April 30, 1994 A W 8-0May 1, 1994 A W 11-6April 22, 1995 H W 8-1

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSApril 22, 1995 H W 7-5April 23, 1995 H W 5-0April 28, 1996 A L 4-8April 28, 1996 A W 17-4April 5, 1997 H L 1-2April 5, 1997 H L 6-15April 11, 1998 H W 4-3April 11, 1998 H W 10-5March 27, 1999 A W 10-1March 27, 1999 A W 23-2April 8, 2000 H W 15-4April 8, 2000 H W 15-4April 10, 2000 H L 2-4March 24, 2001 A L 1-3March 24, 2001 A W 7-3April 12, 2002 H W 5-4April 12, 2002 H W 9-5April 12, 2003 A W 9-5April 12, 2003 A W 5-1April 13, 2003 A W 8-0March 27, 2004 H W 9-2March 27, 2004 H L 1-4March 28, 2004 H W 5-1April 9, 2005 A W 13-2April 9, 2005 A W 5-2April 10, 2005 A W 8-2March 31, 2006 H W 10-3April 1, 2006 H W 15-9April 2, 2006 H W 9-3April 20, 2007 A W 16-0April 21, 2007 A W 8-2April 22, 2007 A W 4-2March 27, 2009 A W 7-2March 28, 2009 A L 5-10March 29, 2009 N L 4-6April 23, 2010 H W 8-7April 24, 2010 H W 14-13 (10)April 24, 2010 H W 15-5

GEORGIA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-2, A: 1-1, N: 0-1March 23, 1978 A L 4-5March 23, 1978 A W 13-11Feb. 20, 1998 N L 3-7

GEORGIA TECH UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1May 23, 1991 N W 5-4May 25, 1991 N L 4-5

GETTYSBURG COLLEGEOverall: 0-1, A: 0-1June1,1962 A L 5-7

HARVARD UNIVERSITYOverall: 4-0, N: 4-0June10,1968 N W 2-0May 1978 N W 8-0May 1980 N W 6-3May 1980 N W 9-5March 12, 2005 N L 2-3

HAWAII, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1May 1980 N L 2-7

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITYOverall: 54-9, H: 26-2, A: 27-7, N: 1-0April 14, 1956 A W 11-8May 9, 1956 H W 7-2April 30, 1957 H W 11-1May 17, 1957 A W 8-5

April 26, 1958 A W 8-6April 30, 1958 H W 4-0April 21, 1959 A W 4-3May 16, 1959 A L 3-6April 26, 1960 A L 2-10May 12, 1960 A W 2-1April 12, 1961 A W 10-1May 9, 1961 A W 7-4April 14, 1962 A W 5-4May 9, 1962 H W 11-4April 13, 1963 A W 4-2May 8, 1963 H W 6-2May 1964 A W 14-2May 9, 1964 H W 2-1May 11, 1965 H L 8-10April 27, 1966 A W 12-3April 21, 1967 H W 5-3May 1, 1968 A W 7-1April 9, 1969 A L 0-1April 26, 1969 A W 12-0April 8, 1970 H W 8-1May 1970 N W 6-0April 3, 1971 H W 4-0April 15, 1971 H W 9-3May 1973 H W 12-1May 1973 H W 7-0April 10, 1975 H W 6-2April 8, 1976 A W 8-1March 27, 1977 H W 4-3April 3, 1978 A W 19-2April 2, 1979 H W 15-2March 25, 1980 A W 9-0April 20, 1988 H W 10-2April 26, 1988 A W 9-7April 25, 1989 A W 26-2May 3, 1989 H W 5-0April 11, 1990 H W 2-4April 8, 1991 H W 20-4April 15, 1992 A W 27-16April 20, 1993 H L 3-20April 19, 1994 A L 4-12April 18, 1995 A L 8-9March 26, 1996 A W 17-2March 25, 1997 H W 5-3April 30, 1998 A W 11-8May 12, 1999 H W 10-2April 25, 2000 A W 21-2April 24, 2001 A W 10-9March 15, 2002 A W 5-2March 21, 2003 H W 5-3March 22, 2003 A W 7-5March 23, 2003 H W 7-6May 12, 2004 A L 4-12April 20, 2005 A W 8-6April 19, 2006 H W 2-0 (11)April 18, 2007 A W 12-0April 16, 2008 H W 19-5March 18, 2009 A L 13-20April 14, 2010 H W 7-6

HOLY CROSS, COLLEGE OF THEOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1May 1978 N L 3-5May 1978 N W 14-12

HUNTER COLLEGEOverall: 3-0, H: 2-0, A: 1-0April 29, 1957 H W 5-4May 14, 1958 H W 17-0April 6, 1959 A W 12-2

ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1March 11, 2000 N L 5-6Feb. 28, 2010 N W 6-4

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, N: 0-2March 13, 1991 N L 7-13March 16, 1991 H L 0-8

IONA COLLEGEOverall: 45-9, H: 27-2, A: 18-7April 18, 1956 H W 13-4April 11, 1957 A W 4-1May 4, 1959 A W 5-1April 28, 1960 H W 7-4April 3, 1961 A W 8-1April 17, 1962 A W 9-1May 11, 1962 H W 21-2April 24, 1963 A L 0-6April 17, 1964 H L 1-2May 16, 1964 A W 3-2May 1, 1965 A L 0-3April 30, 1966 A W 3-1April 22, 1967 H W 9-6April 27, 1968 A W 2-1April 11, 1969 A W 1-0April 23, 1969 H W 5-1April 24, 1970 A W 4-3April 24, 1971 A L 4-10April 25, 1971 A L 6-10April 12, 1972 A W 11-5April 27, 1972 H W 11-5April 13, 1973 A L 6-9April 11, 1974 H W 3-1May 4, 1976 H W 5-4April 19, 1977 A W 15-4April 26, 1978 H W 11-0April 25, 1979 A W 21-1April 23, 1980 H W 13-3April 13, 1981 A W 13-6April 29, 1981 H W 12-1May 5, 1982 A W 4-2April 13, 1984 H W 8-7April 12, 1985 H W 9-1May 7, 1985 A W 17-12May 8, 1986 H W 10-2May 7, 1988 H W 8-1May 7, 1988 H L 2-6April 4, 1994 H W 11-7April 17, 1995 H W 15-6March 21, 1996 A L 6-10March 26, 1998 A W 6-4March 25, 1999 H W 11-4March 23, 2000 A L 4-8March 28, 2001 H W 12-5April 24, 2003 H W 13-9April 21, 2004 H W 5-2April 13, 2005 A W 10-1May 10, 2006 H W 8-0May 9, 2007 H W 2-0May 9, 2007 H W 17-2May 6, 2008 H W 4-2(7)May 6, 2008 H W 15-2(7)May 4, 2010 H W 11-2

IOWAOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 21, 2009 N W 18-3 (7)

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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 4-0, N: 4-0March 11, 1990 N W 5-1March 12, 1990 N W 10-6March 12, 1991 N W 7-4March 10, 1992 N W 4-3

ITHACA COLLEGEOverall: 1-2, H: 1-1, N: 0-1April 5, 1963 H W 7-4May 29, 1964 N L 3-6April 10, 1965 H L 3-6

JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, A: 0-1, N: 0-1March 1975 N L 5-8March 7, 2000 N L 1-12

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-4, A: 2-4March 10, 2001 A W 14-12March 10, 2001 A L 0-5March 11, 2001 A W 10-7March 15, 2003 A L 9-21March 15, 2003 A L 8-9March 16, 2003 A L 1-2

KANSAS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 3-0, N: 3-0March 16, 1987 N W 3-1March 18, 1987 N W 7-5March 18, 1988 N W 15-6

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, N: 0-2March 18, 1993 N L 8-10March 2, 2007 N L 3-10

KENT STATEOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 28, 2008 N W 9-4

KENTUCKY, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1May 28, 1988 N L 5-12

KINGS POINT COLLEGEOverall: 3-2, H: 1-1, A: 2-1April 10, 1956 A W 7-4May 23, 1957 A L 3-4May 21, 1959 A W 4-1April 6, 1966 H L 1-2April 2, 1968 H W 3-0

LAMAR UNIVERSITYOverall: 3-1, A: 3-1Feb. 27, 2004 A W 3-2Feb. 28, 2004 A W 7-5Feb. 29, 2004 A L 5-6March 4, 2007 A W 14-3

LAFAYETTE COLLEGEOverall: 8-2, H: 2-1, A: 5-1, N: 1-0May 30, 1957 N W 8-3April 1, 1971 A W 6-2April 1972 H W 6-4March 31, 1973 A W 1-0May 6, 1974 H L 2-9May 17, 1975 A L 0-4April 25, 1977 A W 14-5April 13, 1979 A W 6-1April 19, 1982 H W 12-2April 18, 1983 A W 9-5

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSLASALLE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 7, 2005 N W 14-6

LIBERTYOverall: 1-2, A: 1-2March 12, 2010 A L 1-9March 13, 2010 A L 9-14March 14, 2010 A W 7-6 (11)

LONG BEACH STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1June5,2004 N L 3-4

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITYOverall: 34-15, H: 22-5, A: 9-7, N: 3-3April 17, 1965 A L 1-3April 16, 1966 H W 3-1April 8, 1967 A W 7-0May 21, 1967 H W 3-0April 20, 1968 H L 0-1April 1, 1969 H W 7-6May 11, 1969 A W 10-0April 11, 1970 H W 4-2April 28, 1970 A L 7-8March 30, 1971 A W 10-1April 17, 1971 H W 9-8May 1972 N L 1-2April 16, 1972 H L 0-3April 12, 1973 H L 2-3April 26, 1974 H W 16-7May 13, 1975 H W 4-2May 11, 1976 H W 8-1April 21, 1977 H W 12-3April 22, 1978 H W 6-0May 8, 1979 A L 6-15May 1979 N W 7-2May 1980 N W 6-5April 11, 1981 A W 15-8March 29, 1982 A W 4-3May 8, 1982 N L 3-9May 2, 1983 H L 4-7April 7, 1984 A L 3-5April 30, 1984 H W 5-2May 10, 1984 N W 5-2May 12, 1984 N L 4-6April 29, 1985 A L 14-15April 2, 1986 H W 9-2April 2, 1987 A W 10-6May 2, 1988 H W 11-9May 1, 1990 H L 9-10April 20, 1993 H W 7-4April 20, 1994 A L 3-9April 24, 1995 H W 15-1April 15, 1997 H W 10-9 (10)April 14, 1998 A L 7-8 (10)April 13, 1999 H W 9-8March 15, 2000 A W 4-1April 16, 2001 H W 7-2May 1, 2003 H W 14-2May 10, 2006 H W 5-1April 17, 2007 A W 19-5March 12, 2008 H W 9-8(10)March 31, 2009 A W 16-4March 31, 2010 H W 7-6

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-2, A: 0-1, N: 0-1Feb. 19, 2005 A L 2-7March 13, 2005 N L 1-3

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, A: 0-2March 15, 1989 A L 8-11March 16, 1989 A L 5-12

LOUISVILLE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 8-6, H: 3-3, A: 3-3, N: 2-0May 5, 2007 H W 4-2May 5, 2007 H L 0-3May 6, 2007 H W 6-2April 4, 2008 A W 13-4April 5, 2008 A W 6-3April 6, 2008 A L 3-10May 8, 2009 H L 8-10May 9, 2009 H L 4-5May 10, 2009 H W 19-15May 14, 2010 A W 8-5May 15, 2010 A L 6-10May 16, 2010 A L 4-8May 27, 2010 N W 6-5May 29, 2010 N W 5-3

LOYOLA (MD.) COLLEGEOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 15, 1974 H W 10-2

MAINE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 4-5, N: 4-5May 22, 1975 N W 17-3May 23, 1975 N L 5-6 (10)May 1980 N W 6-4May 22, 1981 N 5-10May 23, 1981 N W 10-5May 24, 1981 N L 0-15May 26, 1986 N L 7-13May 27, 1986 N L 8-21March 4, 99 N W 12-3

MANHATTAN COLLEGEOverall: 25-9, H: 15-3, A: 10-6April 11, 1956 H W 11-6May 5, 1956 A L 1-5April 1, 1957 A L 3-6April 27, 1957 A L 0-6April 24, 1958 A W 2-1May 19, 1958 A L 0-3April 18, 1959 A L 3-5May 14, 1959 A W 5-3April 20, 1960 A L 0-6May 14, 1960 A W 3-2April 26, 1961 A W 6-2May 4, 1961 H W 10-1April 23, 1962 A W 9-1May 15, 1962 H W 13-1April 2, 1963 H W 12-0April 27, 1963 A L 4-14April 5, 1964 H L 1-4May 4, 1964 A W 2-1May 13, 1965 A W 9-1May 14, 1966 H L 2-4May 17, 1967 A W 8-1April 13, 1968 H W 7-2May 7, 1969 H W 4-0May 6, 1970 A W 8-3May 4, 1971 H W 4-2May 2, 1973 H W 13-2April 30, 1974 A W 2-1April 2, 1976 H W 10-0May 5, 1979 H W 17-10April 26, 1995 H W 12-1April 18, 1996 H W 19-7

April 18, 2000 H W 13-2May 8, 2001 H W 4-3May 14, 2002 H L 9-10May 17, 2005 H W 13-5

MARIST COLLEGEOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 23, 1992 H W 16-13

MCNEESE STATEOverall: 2-1, A: 2-1March 8, 2007 A L 4-11March 9, 2007 A W 11-5March 10, 2007 A W 5-1

MIAMI (OHIO) UNIVERSITY Overall: 2-4, N: 2-4March 17, 1986 N L 3-8March 18, 1987 N L 9-11March 21, 1987 N W 3-2March 17, 1990 N L 1-7March 14, 1992 N L 9-10March 18, 1994 N W 10-3

MICHIGAN, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 4-4, N: 4-4March 17, 1987 N L 3-7March 20, 1987 N L 5-7March 14, 1988 N W 7-5March 18, 1988 N L 2-9March 4, 2000 N W 12-3March 1, 2005 N W 17-12Feb. 22, 2009 N L 2-4Feb. 27, 2010 N W 2-1

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1March 6, 1999 N L 10-11March 3, 2003 N W 4-3

MINNESOTA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-1, A: 0-1, N: 1-0March 11, 2005 A L 2-4Feb. 26, 2010 N W 5-4

MISSISSIPPIOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1June4,2010 N L 5-10June6,2010 N W 20-16

MONMOUTH UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-1, H: 1-1March 17, 2002 H L 0-2March 17, 2002 H W 9-2

NAVAL ACADEMYOverall: 0-0-1, A: 0-0-1April 20, 1965 A T 6-6

NEBRASKA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-5, N: 1-5May 1979 N W 5-0March 17, 1993 N L 3-8March 20, 1993 N L 3-14March 13, 1996 N L 6-19March 16, 1996 N L 3-11Feb. 26, 2006 N L 4-12

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1March 8, 2002 N L 5-11June5,2004 N W 9-6

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NEW HAVEN, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 8-3, H: 6-3, A: 2-0April 11, 1966 H W 15-0March 31, 1967 H W 6-2April 3, 1968 H W 3-2April 8, 1969 H W 2-1April 22, 1970 H L 7-8April 30, 1971 H L 0-2April 26, 1972 H W 20-2April 13, 1975 A W 11-4April 14, 1978 H W 5-4April 23, 1979 A W 7-5April 21, 1980 H L 1-2

NEW MEXICO, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 15,96 N W 7-4

NEW ORLEANS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 5-0, A: 5-0March 14, 1989 A W 8-5March 17, 1989 A W 6-3Feb. 19, 2010 A W 9-3Feb. 20, 2010 A W 5-2 (12)Feb. 21, 2010 A W 31-6

NEW YORK TECHOverall: 38-11, H: 15-6, A: 18-4, N: 5-1April 1, 1972 H W 10-1May 15, 1974 A W 23-6April 15, 1975 H W 1-0April 22, 1976 A W 6-3April 20, 1981 A W 6-0April 20, 1982 A L 12-13May 8, 1982 N W 1-0May 16, 1982 N W 4-3May 1982 H W 4-0May 7, 1983 A W 7-4May 14, 1983 N L 1-2April 12, 1984 N W 15-10May 5, 1984 A W 9-5March 28, 1985 A L 6-7May 14, 1985 H W 8-7 (10)May 9, 1987 H L 10-13May 9, 1987 H W 4-3April 14, 1993 A W 12-2May 13, 1993 H L 2-8March 17, 1994 N W 4-1March 17, 1994 N W 12-11April 12, 1995 A L 2-3April 25, 1996 H W 8-3April 24, 1997 A W 9-4May 10, 1997 A W 8-3April 24, 1999 A W 9-0April 24, 1999 A W 13-4April 25, 1999 H W 9-2May 9, 2000 A W 15-8May 10, 2000 H W 11-7May 9, 2001 H L 3-6May 10, 2001 A W 4-1May 8, 2002 A W 9-6May 15, 2002 H W 8-4May 6, 2003 A W 7-3May 15, 2003 H W 7-2May 4, 2004 H W 10-3May 4, 2004 H W 8-2May 13, 2004 H W 8-2April 21, 2005 H L 8-11May 3, 2005 A W 4-2May 12, 2005 H L 0-1May 2, 2006 A W 6-1May 1, 2007 H W 2-1

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSMay 15, 2007 A W 16-6April 2, 2008 A W 5-4April 1, 2009 H L 7-9 (11)April 28, 2009 A L 12-20May 11, 2010 H W 4-3 (13)

NEW YORK UNIVERSITYOverall: 22-8, H: 11-3, A: 11-4, N: 0-1April 17, 1956 H W 5-4May 15, 1956 A L 1-2May 1956 N L 2-6April 10, 1957 A W 5-3May 6, 1957 A W 7-6May 1, 1958 A L 0-3May 17, 1958 A L 4-5April 1, 1959 A W 1-0April 25, 1959 A W 11-0April 1960 H L 1-3May 5, 1960 A W 13-6April 15, 1961 H W 10-2May 11, 1961 A L 5-6April 11, 1962 A W 10-1May 5, 1962 H W 9-4April 16, 1963 H W 9-1May 11, 1963 A W 12-1April 18, 1964 H W 7-0May 13, 1964 H W 10-2April 24, 1965 H L 3-5April 23, 1966 A W 7-0April 25, 1967 H W 0-1May 4, 1968 A W 11-3June2,1968 A W 1-0April 14, 1969 H W 3-2April 13, 1970 A W 7-4April 12, 1971 H W 7-0April 18, 1973 H W 3-2May 1973 H L 1-11April 17, 1974 H W 7-2

NIAGARA UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-0, H: 2-0April 9, 1981 H W 6-0April 16, 1982 H W 9-3

NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, A: 0-2March 18, 1989 A L 6-15March 19, 1989 A L 5-12

NORTH CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 4-6, A: 1-3, N: 3-3March 1975 N W 6-4March 28, 1978 A W 15-5June3,1978 N L 5-9April 16, 1979 A L 6-7April 17, 1979 A L 6-9March 15, 1991 N W 4-3March 1, 2003 N W 6-5March 1, 2008 N L 2-6March 2, 2008 N L 2-4March 10, 2010 A L 2-8

NORTH CAROLINA-ASHEVILLE, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 2-1, A: 2-1March 12, 2004 A L 6-7March 13, 2004 A W 9-7March 14, 2004 A W 7-1

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-1, A: 0-1, N: 2-0June12,1968 N W 3-2April 15, 1979 A L 6-8Feb. 21, 1998 N W 11-10 (11)

NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 2-4, A: 1-4, N: 1-0May 10, 1996 N W 11-1Feb. 26, 1999 A W 8-2Feb. 23, 2002 A L 4-5March 8, 2003 A L 4-5March 8, 2003 A L 0-6March 9, 2003 A L 2-6

NORTH FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 9, 2000 A W 10-8

NORTHERN IOWA UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1Feb. 24, 2002 N L 4-6

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1March 22, 1983 N W 6-4Feb. 23, 2003 N L 12-18

NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1; N: 0-1Feb. 18, 2005 N L 5-6

NOTRE DAME, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 16-26, H: 7-7, A: 8-13, N: 1-6April 4, 1996 A L 3-7May 17, 1996 N L 0-4May 9, 1998 A W 3-0May 9, 1998 A L 1-2May 10, 1998 A W 6-5May 14, 1998 N L 2-3May 15, 1999 H W 5-4May 15, 1999 H L 2-5May 16, 1999 H W 14-5April 29, 2000 A L 3-8April 29, 2000 A W 6-4April 30, 2000 A L 8-9April 28, 2001 A L 2-3April 28, 2001 A L 0-5April 29, 2001 A L 3-7April 6, 2002 H L 1-4April 6, 2002 H W 4-3April 7, 2002 H L 2-5April 6, 2003 H L 3-11April 6, 2003 H L 3-18April 12, 2004 A L 1-7April 12, 2004 A W 2-1May 28, 2004 N L 2-9May 7, 2005 H W 3-2May 7, 2005 H W 6-5May 8, 2005 H W 3-1April 13, 2006 A L 2-9April 13, 2006 A L 7-13April 15, 2006 A L 5-7May 26, 2006 N W 10-1May 26, 2006 N L 3-5April 25, 2008 A W 10-3April 26, 2008 A W 6-4April 27, 2008 A L 4-8May 14, 2009 H L 1-9May 15, 2009 H L 8-15May 16, 2009 H W 10-6May 19, 2009 N L 5-14

May 22, 2009 N L 10-11April 30, 2010 A L 5-14May 1, 2010 A W 8-1May 2, 2010 A W 9-4

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 5, 2000 N L 3-8

OKLAHOMA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 16, 1990 N L 1-4

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 8, 2002 N L 4-17

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITYOverall: 5-7, H: 2-2, A: 3-5March 30, 1978 A L 0-1March 30, 1978 A L 3-6April 19, 1979 A W 9-3April 19, 1979 A W 7-6April 9, 1980 A W 3-2April 10, 1980 A L 3-4April 1980 H W 14-7April 1980 H L 6-7March 18, 1985 A L 5-6March 18, 1985 A L 3-6May 13, 1994 H L 7-8May 14, 1994 H W 6-0

ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 24, 1983 N L 9-11

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-3, A: 0-2, N: 0-1March 1970 N L 1-8June5,2005 A L 1-11June2005 A L 3-19

PACE UNIVERSITYOverall: 24-4, H: 16-3, A: 8-1April 22, 1966 H W 11-2May 5, 1967 H W 13-7April 22, 1968 H W 8-1April 26, 1970 H W 11-3April 22, 1971 H W 16-0April 23, 1972 A W 22-2May 10, 1973 H W 6-0May 5, 1974 A W 11-8April 25, 1975 H W 7-4April 23, 1976 A W 23-4April 6, 1977 H W 10-2April 4, 1978 A W 15-7April 1, 1986 H W 2-1March 24, 1988 H W 3-2March 26, 1990 H W 7-6April 16, 1990 A W 7-4March 26, 1991 H L 4-7May 10, 1991 A W 18-3March 18, 1992 H L 2-5May 5, 1992 A L 4-5May 4, 1993 H W 8-7May 3, 1994 A W 18-6March 18, 1997 H W 5-2April 26, 2000 H L 2-3April 25, 2001 H W 11-3April 4, 2002 A W 14-7April 22, 2003 H W 9-3April 20, 2004 H W 7-1

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PARIS ISLAND MARINESOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1April 2, 1958 N L 5-6

PENN STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 12-6, H: 6-0, A: 4-4, N: 2-2May 31, 1957 N L 0-5June1,1967 H W 1-0June2,1967 H W 10-5May 1972 N L 5-8May 1974 N W 5-4April 30, 1977 H W 5-1April 30, 1977 H W 6-1April 29, 1978 A L 5-6April 29, 1978 A W 10-9April 25, 1980 A W 5-1April 26, 1980 A L 4-6April 25, 1981 H W 5-2April 25, 1981 H W 4-2April 17, 1982 A L 4-5April 17, 1982 A L 5-9April 14, 1984 A W 5-4April 14, 1984 A W 2-0Feb. 20, 2009 N W 15-6

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-2, N: 1-2March 18, 1983 N L 2-6March 19, 1983 N L 3-4May 29, 1993 N W 4-1

PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 43-18, H: 23-3, A: 19-14, N: 1-1May 17, 1976 A W 10-1April 29, 1990 H W 6-1April 29, 1990 H L 6-7April 30, 1990 H W 14-3March 23, 1991 A W 18-9March 23, 1991 A W 17-2March 24, 1991 A W 16-7March 29, 1992 H W 3-2 (8)March 29, 1992 H W 4-3 (7)March 30, 1992 H W 7-4April 4, 1993 A L 2-4April 4, 1993 A L 0-2April 5, 1993 A W 10-1May 7, 1994 H W 3-2May 7, 1994 H L 6-10May 7, 1994 H W 9-0April 1, 1995 A L 2-5April 1, 1995 A L 4-11April 2, 1995 A L 4-5March 30, 1996 A W 2-0March 30, 1996 A L 3-5March 31, 1996 A W 8-5April 19, 1997 H W 4-3April 19, 1997 H W 19-14April 20, 1997 H W 14-5April 4, 1998 A W 2-0April 4, 1998 A W 7-4April 5, 1998 A W 11-3April 17, 1999 H W 8-1April 17, 1999 H W 3-1April 18, 1999 H W 14-5April 1, 2000 A W 7-2April 1, 2000 A W 10-5April 2, 2000 A L 9-10 (12)April 14, 2001 H W 5-2April 14, 2001 H W 10-9March 28, 2002 A W 13-6March 28, 2002 A L 8-12March 30, 2003 H W 4-1

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSMarch 30, 2003 H W 7-1March 31, 2003 H W 8-3May 22, 2004 A L 4-6May 22, 2004 A W 6-5May 23, 2004 A W 17-4May 27, 2004 A W 4-2April 3, 2005 H W 2-0April 4, 2005 H W 3-2April 4, 2005 H W 4-2May 26, 2005 A L 1-4April 8, 2006 A W 6-2April 8, 2006 A L 2-3April 9, 2006 H W 12-5April 13, 2007 H L 9-10April 14, 2007 A W 8-1April 14, 2007 A W 15-1April 18, 2008 A L 3-6April 19, 2008 A W 7-4April 20, 2008 A W 11-8March 26, 2010 A L 1-4March 27, 2010 A L 1-13March 28, 2010 A L 3-5 (7)

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 1496 N W 2-0

PRINCETON UNIVERSITYOverall: 21-15, H: 8-4, A: 10-11, N: 3-0May 4, 1967 A W 6-2April 18, 1968 A L 1-2April 24, 1969 H L 0-2May 7, 1970 A L 4-6May 12, 1971 A L 0-2May 2, 1972 A W 4-3May 19, 1973 A W 2-0May 19, 1973 A L 1-2May 15, 1976 A L 3-4May 15, 1976 A W 2-1May 1976 N W 2-0May 13, 1977 A L 7-8May 1978 H W 4-2May 11, 1980 A W 7-3May 11, 1980 A L 4-5May 10, 1981 A W 2-0May 10, 1981 A W 4-2May 9, 1982 N W 15-7May 9, 1982 N W 6-2May 8, 1983 A L 6-7May 8, 1983 A W 2-0May 6, 1984 A W 6-1May 12, 1985 A W 6-4 (12)May 12, 1985 A L 2-5May 11, 1986 H L 5-7May 11, 1986 H W 15-1May 10, 1987 A L 4-5May 10, 1987 A L 4-6April 30, 2002 H L 5-7April 29, 2003 H L 4-7April 27, 2004 H W 6-4April 26, 2005 H W 10-0April 25, 2006 H W 17-5April 24, 2007 H W 6-3April 22, 2008 H W 6-2April 20, 2010 H W 12-5

PROVIDENCE COLLEGEOverall: 33-37, H: 14-17, A: 13-17, N: 6-3March 30, 1969 H W 10-5April 5 1970 H L 1-3March 30, 1985 H W 6-5

March 30, 1985 H W 2-1May 4, 1985 A L 1-3May 4, 1985 A L 2-3May 5 1985 A W 8-2April 12, 1986 A W 10-8April 12, 1986 A L 0-6April 13, 1986 A L 3-5April 27, 1986 H L 4-7April 27, 1986 H W 9-2April 28, 1986 H L 1-3May 16, 1986 N L 3-5May 17, 1986 N W 15-5May 18, 1986 N W 13-4April 11, 1987 H W 4-3April 11, 1987 H L 5-6April 12, 1987 H W 18-1April 25, 1987 A W 12-11April 25, 1987 A W 6-3April 26, 1987 A W 13-6March 31, 1988 H L 1-5April 2, 1988 H W 9-2April 2, 1988 H L 2-5April 23, 1988 A L 2-3April 23, 1988 A L 3-7April 24, 1988 A L 7-16May 18, 1988 N W 14-6March 23, 1989 A L 1-6March 23, 1989 A W 5-2March 25, 1989 A L 11-13April 17, 1989 H L 0-2April 17, 1989 H L 1-2May 7, 1989 H L 3-4April 22, 1990 A L 5-6April 22, 1990 A W 10-9April 23, 1990 A W 12-8April 27, 1991 H W 3-0April 27, 1991 H W 3-1April 28, 1991 H W 16-5May 15, 1991 N W 8-4May 2, 1992 A L 5-6May 2, 1992 A L 3-5May 3, 1992 A W 10-6May 12, 1992 N L 4-6May 1, 1993 H W 9-1May 1, 1993 H W 4-3May 2, 1993 H L 7-9April 17, 1994 A W 3-0April 17, 1994 A W 9-5April 18, 1994 A L 12-3May 6, 1995 H L 4-6May 6, 1995 H L 3-10May 7, 1995 H W 18-11May 4, 1996 H L 3-7May 4, 1996 H L 2-8May 5 1996 H L 1-10May 15, 1996 N W 3-2April 12, 1997 A L 2-3April 12, 1997 A W 6-3April 13, 1997 A W 6-1May 2, 1998 H W 6-5May 2, 1998 H L 3-6May 3, 1998 H L 2-5May 13, 1998 N W 7-2May 2, 1999 A L 1-9May 2, 1999 A L 9-12May 3, 1999 A L 7-11May 23, 1999 N L 1-6

QUEENS COLLEGEOverall: 25-1, H: 19-1, A: 6-0May 21, 1958 H W 7-2May 20, 1959 A W 13-2May 7, 1962 H W 19-1May 1, 1963 H W 15-0May 15, 1964 H W 5-2May 21, 1965 H W 5-4April 26, 1966 H W 3-2May 16, 1967 H L 3-4May 14, 1968 A W 4-0April 21, 1969 H W 7-2April 29, 1970 A W 17-1April 26, 1971 H W 12-1May 8, 1973 H W 3-1May 9, 1974 A W 7-5May 14, 1975 H W 2-1March 28, 1977 H W 4-2May 1978 H W 2-1May 1978 H W 7-2May 6, 1979 H W 9-2May 6, 1979 H W 8-2April 18, 1980 A W 9-1May 3, 1988 H W 20-1April 11, 1989 H W 22-5April 11, 1991 H W 9-4April 27, 1992 H W 22-3March 12, 2002 A W 15-0

QUINNIPIAC COLLEGEOverall: 8-1, H: 6-1, A: 2-0April 21, 1974 H W 6-1April 20, 1975 A W 15-4April 4, 1976 H W 13-2April 9, 1977 A W 12-3March 19, 2005 H W 6-0March 19, 2005 H W 6-0March 18, 2006 H W 12-7March 18, 2006 H L 4-5 (10)March 18, 2006 H W 15-3

RHODE ISLAND, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 4-0, H: 4-0May 12, 1966 H W 1-0April 4, 1968 H W 2-1April 14, 1973 H W 7-2April 11, 1976 H W 20-3

RHODE ISLAND COLLEGEOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 3, 1967 H W 13-0

RICHMOND, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 7-4, A: 5-2, N: 2-2April 1, 1978 A W 16-3April 1, 1978 A W 3-2May 1978 N W 7-2May 1978 N W 2-1April 20, 1979 A L 0-3April 11, 1980 A W 12-11April 12, 1980 A L 1-2 (10)March 20, 1984 A W 7-5March 21, 1985 A W 11-9May 23, 1997 N L 4-10Feb. 20, 2000 N L 8-9

RICE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-2, A: 1-2Feb. 24, 2006 A L 7-14March 6, 2007 A W 7-6May 31, 2008 A L 2-11

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RIDER UNIVERSITYOverall: 24-10, H: 12-5, A: 8-5, N: 4-0May 16, 1962 H L 2-7May 13, 1963 A L 2-3May 19, 1964 H W 4-3May 19, 1965 H W 2-1May 15, 1966 A L 4-7June2,1967 H L 1-9June3,1967 H L 3-4April 18, 1970 H W 4-3May 7, 1971 N W 11-3May 11, 1972 H L 3-6May 1, 1973 A W 6-4April 23, 1974 H L 2-8May 15, 1975 A W 2-1May 18, 1976 H W 10-2May 14, 1977 A L 1-2April 24, 1980 H W 9-5April 16, 1981 A W 8-5April 22, 1982 H W 11-5April 21, 1983 A W 8-5April 19, 1984 H W 2-0March 29, 1985 A W 21-3May 23, 1985 N W 14-9May 10, 1986 H W 10-0May 10, 1986 H W 9-8May 23, 1986 N W 8-2May 26, 1986 N W 16-3April 27, 1990 A L 6-15April 9, 1992 A W 9-3April 15, 1993 H W 14-6May 15, 1993 A W 12-8March 7, 1997 A L 1-8March 5, 1998 A W 4-0March 7, 1998 H W 5-4May 5, 1999 H W 11-5

RUTGERS UNIVERSITYOverall: 44-33, H 22-14, A: 19-17, N: 3-2May 29, 1957 A W 5-0April 10, 1958 H L 3-4May 2, 1959 A W 3-1April 5 1961 A L 3-6April 19, 1963 A W 10-3April 16, 1964 H W 7-0May 17, 1965 A W 11-8April 12, 1966 H W 2-1April 12, 1967 A L 6-7April 26, 1968 H L 1-3May 31, 1968 H W 12-0April 7, 1969 A W 5-4May 1, 1970 H L 2-4April 27, 1971 A W 8-3April 30, 1972 H W 4-0April 19, 1973 A W 13-3April 18, 1974 H W 7-6April 17, 1975 A W 11-0April 14, 1976 H W 9-8May 1976 N W 1-0April 13, 1977 A W 14-3April 12, 1978 H L 6-8April 11, 1979 A W 5-4April 3, 1980 A W 8-2April 2, 1981 A L 3-9April 3, 1981 A W 10-0April 14, 1983 H W 9-1April 18, 1985 H W 5-4March 29, 1988 A L 5-11May 4, 1989 H L 0-1April 2, 1991 A L 9-11April 4, 1991 H L 5-6March 31, 1992 H W 16-8

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSApril 2, 1992 A L 8-10March 28, 1995 H L 0-3March 30, 1995 A L 1-6March 24, 1996 H L 5-10March 24, 1996 H W 9-5April 26, 1997 A W 12-2April 26, 1997 A L 11-12May 13, 1997 N W 3-0May 15, 1998 N L 10-14April 3, 1999 H W 10-0April 4, 1999 H L 8-9May 20, 1999 N L 9-13May 22, 1999 N W 6-4April 15, 2000 A L 3-9April 15, 2000 A L 7-9April 16, 2000 A L 5-7May 12, 2001 A L 1-2May 12, 2001 A L 9-18May 13, 2001 A L 5-6May 18, 2002 H W 6-1May 19, 2002 H W 3-1May 19, 2002 H L 10-11April 17, 2003 H L 6-7April 17, 2003 H L 7-9April 25, 2004 H W 10-4April 25, 2004 H W 4-1May 1, 2005 H L 8-10May 1, 2005 H W 4-2May 2, 2005 H W 11-1April 28, 2006 A W 7-6April 29, 2006 A W 11-2April 30, 2006 A L 2-4March 30, 2007 H W 5-1March 31, 2007 H W 10-7April 1, 2007 H L 3-8March 20, 2008 A W 12-5March 21, 2008 A W 2-0March 22, 2008 A W 12-9April 4, 2009 H W 11-10 (10)April 4, 2009 H W 16-8April 5, 2009 H W 15-5May 20, 2010 A L 1-2May 21, 2010 A W 9-7May 22, 2010 A L 1-3

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITYOverall: 9-1, H: 5-0, A: 4-1April 7, 1970 H W 17-2April 5 1971 A W 7-4April 3, 1972 H W 11-2April 1973 A L 0-7April 1973 A W 7-1April 1974 H W 4-0April 12, 1975 A W 17-1April 12, 1975 A W 15-1April 6, 1976 H W 8-2April 2, 1974 H W 4-0

ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-0, N: 2-0Feb. 27, 1999 N W 12-1March 3, 2005 N W 10-3

ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) COLLEGEOverall: 40-9-1, H: 24-4-1, A: 14-5, N: 1-0May 10, 1965 H W 5-4April 19, 1966 H W 8-6April 6, 1968 A L 0-2May 10, 1969 H W 5-2May 9, 1970 A L 0-4May 14, 1971 H W 7-5

May 6, 1973 H W 4-2May 11, 1975 H W 10-0May 14, 1976 A W 6-4April 23, 1977 H W 6-3April 1, 1979 H W 23-7April 14, 1980 A W 4-3May 5, 1980 H W 9-1April 1, 1981 H W 8-3March 30, 1983 H W 6-0April 15, 1983 A W 5-3April 28, 1984 H W 0-1March 27, 1985 H W 6-2May 8, 1985 A W 8-5March 26, 1986 H W 6-1April 10, 1986 A W 21-5March 25, 1987 H W 7-3April 7, 1987 H W 5-2April 19, 1988 A W 3-1April 27, 1988 H W 9-3April 18, 1989 H W 11-0April 26, 1989 A W 5-4April 16, 1991 H W 11-5May 9, 1991 A W 3-2April 8, 1992 A W 7-3April 28, 1992 H L 3-4April 6, 1993 H W 4-3April 25, 1993 A L 4-7April 26, 1994 H L 6-10April 27, 1994 A L 2-5April 25, 1995 H L 5-8April 2, 1996 A W 11-5April 23, 1996 H L 8-9Feb. 20, 1997 N W 4-3April 2, 1997 A L 9-10March 31, 1998 H T 4-4March 30, 1999 A W 7-1May 11, 2000 H W 3-2 (10)April 10, 2001 H W 9-3April 9, 2002 A W 8-1April 25, 2003 H W 15-3April 6, 2004 A W 5-0April 5, 2005 H W 14-2April 4, 2006 A W 17-3

ST. JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-1, N: 1-1May 1974 N W 8-0May 1974 N L 1-4

ST. PETER’S COLLEGEOverall: 17-0, H: 11-0, A: 5-0May 2, 1956 H W 7-3May 8, 1957 A W 14-3April 21, 1958 H W 12-5April 23, 1959 H W 2-1May 8, 1961 A W 7-4April 21, 1962 H W 14-0April 17, 1963 A W 16-1April 15, 1966 H W 6-1May 9, 1967 H W 4-1April 12, 2000 A W 12-7May 8, 2000 H W 8-6April 3, 2001 H W 12-0April 2, 2002 H W 5-4April 15, 2003 H W 10-7April 29, 2004 A W 14-3April 12, 2005 H W 26-1April 11, 2006 H W 10-4

SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 2, 2004 A W 9-6

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 26, 1983 N L 12-13

SETON HALL UNIVERSITYOverall: 64-57, H: 27-23, A: 25-20, N: 12-14May 19, 1956 A W 4-0May 4, 1957 H W 10-5May 24, 1958 A W 9-6May 23, 1959 A L 2-3May 21, 1960 A W 6-2May 19, 1961 H W 4-0May 19, 1962 H W 3-2May 16, 1963 A W 7-2May 21, 1964 A L 2-5May 1964 H L 2-3May 4, 1965 H L 4-5May 3, 1966 A L 4-5April 26, 1967 H L 0-2May 20, 1967 H W 13-1May 7, 1968 A L 0-3May 15, 1969 H L 0-1May 16, 1969 H L 0-2May 1970 N L 6-7May 1970 N L 3-4May 1970 N L 2-3April 10, 1971 H W 3-0April 1972 A W 3-1April 16, 1973 H L 1-2April 25, 1974 A W 4-0May 1974 H L 8-11April 27, 1975 A L 4-6May 9, 1975 H L 0-1 (12)May 23, 1975 N L 1-5March 31, 1976 H L 1-2 (11)June1976 N L 0-8April 17, 1977 A W 10-4May 16, 1977 H W 4-1May 27, 1977 N W 3-2April 5, 1978 A W 7-1April 16, 1978 H L 0-7May 1979 N W 3-0May 1980 N W 11-8April 10, 1981 A W 7-2April 22, 1981 H W 5-2May 15, 1981 N W 8-5April 30, 1982 A L 1-8May 1982 N L 0-15May 3, 1982 H L 3-8May 16, 1982 N L 4-6April 12, 1983 H L 5-6April 29, 1983 H L 2-8May 12, 1983 N L 4-7May 14, 1983 N W 7-2April 10, 1984 A W 8-7April 27, 1984 H L 4-6 (10)May 11, 1984 N L 1-4April 2, 1985 N L 2-4April 23, 1985 A L 6-7May 16, 1985 N W 5-3May 18, 1985 N L 4-5May 19, 1985 N W 7-6 (11)May 15, 1986 N W 11-6May 17, 1986 N W 11-10April 9, 1987 H W 7-0April 23, 1987 A L 6-9April 5, 1988 A L 2-12May 8, 1988 H L 10-13May 20, 1988 N W 6-2April 8, 1990 H L 4-11

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April 8, 1990 H W 3-1April 9, 1990 H W 4-3 (13)May 18, 1990 N L 3-12March 28, 1991 A W 4-1April 1, 1991 A W 3-0April 1, 1991 A W 7-5April 18, 1992 H W 5-1April 18, 1992 H L 0-2April 20, 1992 H W 7-1May 13, 1992 N L 3-4April 8, 1993 A W 5-1April 8, 1993 A W 7-4April 9, 1993 A L 3-4May 19, 1993 N W 5-4April 2, 1994 H W 2-0April 2, 1994 H L 5-9April 3, 1994 H L 1-3March 29, 1995 A L 2-9April 19, 1995 A W 6-5May 3, 1995 A W 8-3March 23, 1996 H W 6-4March 23, 1996 H W 7-6April 27, 1997 A W 5-1April 27, 1997 A W 7-4April 1, 1999 H L 5-6May 22, 1999 N W 7-2May 13, 2000 A L 0-8May 13, 2000 A L 4-6May 14, 2000 A L 3-8April 20, 2001 A L 4-6April 21, 2001 A L 3-4April 22, 2001 A W 8-4May 11, 2002 H W 4-3May 11, 2002 H L 5-7May 12, 2002 H W 8-2May 17, 2003 A W 3-0May 17, 2003 A L 1-11May 18, 2003 A L 1-7May 15, 2004 H W 4-3May 15, 2004 H W 7-3May 16, 2004 H L 4-6April 23, 2005 A W 6-1April 23, 2005 A W 5-3April 24, 2005 A L 3-8May 6, 2006 H W 4-0May 6, 2006 H W 4-2May 7, 2006 H W 3-0March 28, 2008 H W 6-4March 29, 2008 H W 10-4March 30, 2008 H L 2-6May 21, 2008 N L 6-12May 1, 2009 A W 12-2May 2, 2009 A W 4-1 (7)May 2, 2009 A L 7-8 (13)April 1, 2010 H W 10-4April 1, 2010 H W 6-1April 3, 2010 H W 9-4

SIENA COLLEGEOverall: 9-0, H: 3-0, A: 6-0April 8, 1978 H W 27-8April 8, 1978 H W 13-4April 29, 1979 A W 6-2April 29, 1979 A W 2-0April 26, 1981 H W 16-2April 25, 1982 A W 10-3April 25, 1982 A W 8-7April 8, 1984 A W 13-6April 8, 1984 A W 8-3

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSSOUTH ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 1-1, A: 0-1; N: 1-0March 6, 2000 N W 8-7Feb. 22, 2003 A L 3-19

SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1May 24, 1985 N L 6-13

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-0, N: 2-0March 9, 1992 N W 6-3March 11, 1992 N W 4-3

SOUTH FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 10-5, H: 6-3, A: 2-1 N: 2-1May 12, 2006 H L 2-3May 13, 2006 H W 19-0May 14, 2006 H W 4-3May 24, 2006 N W 6-4May 17, 2007 A W 12-8May 18, 2007 A W 7-3May 19, 2007 A L 2-5May 23, 2007 N L 0-2May 10, 2008 H W 8-1May 10, 2008 H W 4-3 (10)May 11, 2008 H L 2-9May 7, 2010 H L 4-13May 8, 2010 H W 8-3May 9, 2010 H W 6-5May 26, 2010 N W 3-2

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 20, 2005 N W 5-4

SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 11-5, H: 6-1 A: 5-4May 2, 1960 H W 3-1April 24, 1962 A W 9-8April 25, 1963 H W 12-3April 9, 1964 A W 5-1April 8, 1965 H L 2-5April 14, 1966 A L 1-9April 10, 1967 H W 7-2April 17, 1968 A L 5-6April 10, 1969 H W 4-3April 30, 1970 A L 4-12May 10, 1971 H W 4-0April 10, 1972 A L 3-4April 23, 1973 H W 7-3April 22, 1974 A W 8-7April 3, 1976 A W 10-0April 9, 1978 A W 10-8

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-3, N: 0-3June14,1960 N L 1-3June13,1968 N L 6-7March 1970 N L 2-11

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1June14,1968 N L 0-15

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1Feb. 22, 2003 N L 12-13

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 21, 1986 N W 6-4

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 15, 1993 N W 5-4

STANFORD UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-2, A: 0-1, N: 1-1March 1970 N L 2-8May 27, 1988 N W 5-3June5,2004 A L 2-9

STATEN ISLAND, COLLEGE OFOverall: 1-0, H: 1-0April 12, 1982 H W 1-0

STONY BROOK UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, H: 0-1April 5, 2001 H L 5-7

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, A: 0-1June3,1961 A L 5-12

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYOverall: 15-4-1, H: 5-0-1, A: 7-2, N: 3-2June1,1968 N W 2-0April 18, 1969 H W 2-0April 16, 1970 A W 5-1May 2, 1971 H T 10-10April 29, 1972 A L 1-4April 29, 1972 A W 2-1April 27, 1974 A W 5-3April 26, 1975 H W 11-9June1976 N L 3-4May 29, 1977 N L 6-8May 28, 1978 N W 8-5May 28, 1978 N W 15-6April 23, 1978 A W 10-8April 22, 1979 H W 7-3April 20, 1980 A W 7-2May 1, 1982 A L 5-6April 25, 1984 H W 5-4March 22, 2006 A W 16-1March 21, 2007 H W 7-2April 8, 2008 A W 3-2

TEXAS, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 2-2, N: 2-21949 N L 1-71966 N W 2-0May 30, 2008 N W 2-1June1,2008 N L 3-4

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, N: 0-2March 10, 1990 N L 0-2March 13, 1990 N L 0-9

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLEOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 19, 1994 N L 0-5

TEXAS-ARLINGTON, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 2-2, A: 0-1, N: 2-1March 19, 1986 N L 7-8March 20, 1986 N W 6-5March 18, 1986 N W 12-3March 6, 2004 A L 5-17

TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-2, A: 0-2March 5, 2004 A L 9-13March 6, 2004 A L 2-3

TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 4-6, N: 4-6March 17, 1986 N W 7-0March 20, 1986 N L 0-13March 22, 1986 N L 1-2March 19, 1987 N L 5-10March 21, 1987 N L 1-2March 15, 1988 N L 2-4March 19, 1988 N L 2-3March 15, 1990 N W 12-0March 10, 1992 N W 6-3March 13, 1992 N W 4-3

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0Feb. 25, 2006 N W 10-5

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-5, A: 0-1, N: 0-4March 14, 1994 N L 0-5March 19, 1994 N L 0-2Feb. 19, 2006 A L 4-5Feb. 17, 2007 N L 6-10Feb. 18, 2007 N L 5-7

TOWSON UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 18, 2000 A W 2-1

TULANE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 20, 1989 A W 6-3

TULSA UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, N: 1-0March 1970 N W 5-3

UPSALAOverall: 4-2, H: 2-1, A: 2-1May 22, 1957 H W 1-0May 20, 1958 A L 1-9May 7, 1959 H L 3-6May 5, 1960 A W 12-9April 19, 1965 A W 3-0May 17, 1966 H W 9-0

UTAH VALLEYOverall: 2-0, A: 2-0March 9, 2009 A W 14-4March 10, 2009 A W 10-0

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITYOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 2, 2001 N L 2-7

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITYOverall: 42-21, H: 19-7, A: 15-7, N: 8-7May 27, 1960 N W 7-2June2,1961 N W 10-4May 14, 1987 N L 3-9May 16, 1987 N L 2-12May 17, 1988 N L 1-7May 20, 1988 N W 8-6May 21, 1988 N W 5-0May 5, 1990 A L 2-3May 5, 1990 A W 9-5May 6, 1990 A W 9-4

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May 15, 1990 N L 0-3May 4, 1991 H L 13-15May 4, 1991 H W 4-3May 5, 1991 H W 15-3May 16, 1991 N L 2-6May 17, 1991 N L 1-12May 9, 1992 A W 7-4May 8, 1993 H L 3-6May 8, 1993 H L 3-5May 9, 1993 H W 5-4May 18, 1993 N W 5-3 (10)April 29, 1995 H W 2-1April 29, 1995 H W 5-1April 30, 1995 H W 12-11April 27, 1996 A L 7-14April 27, 1996 A W 7-3May 14, 1996 N W 4-1April 6, 1997 H W 3-1April 6, 1997 H W 8-6May 15, 1997 N W 6-5May 16, 1997 N W 9-7April 9, 1998 H L 3-10March 28, 1999 A L 0-1 (10)March 28, 1999 A L 5-6May 6, 2000 H W 9-2May 6, 2000 H W 6-0May 7, 2000 H L 8-9March 31, 2001 A W 5-3March 31, 2001 A W 2-1April 1, 2001 A L 2-3March 23, 2002 H W 4-2March 23, 2002 H W 16-2March 24, 2002 H L 5-3April 19, 2003 A W 12-6April 19, 2003 A L 5-10April 23, 2004 H L 1-4April 23, 2004 H W 6-5May 19, 2005 A W 6-1May 21, 2005 A W 5-0May 21, 2005 A W 7-2March 24, 2006 A W 6-3March 25, 2006 A W 3-2March 26, 2006 A W 5-3April 5, 2007 H W 4-3April 5, 2007 H W 16-9April 7, 2007 H W 9-2May 15, 2008 A W 16-2May 17, 2008 A L 7-8 (11)May 17, 2008 A W 5-2May 20, 2008 N L 0-12 (7)March 20, 2009 H W 19-7March 21, 2009 H W 3-2March 22, 2009 H W 10-3

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITYOverall: 8-5, A: 6-4, N: 2-1March 31, 1978 A W 11-0March 31, 1978 A W 9-2April 13, 1980 A L 1-7April 13, 1980 A W 16-4March 19, 1984 A W 11-3March 20, 1985 A W 7-2March 20, 1985 A W 11-6March 13, 1998 A L 5-6March 14, 1998 A L 3-6March 15, 1998 A L 2-3Feb. 19, 1999 N L 4-7June3,2007 N W 5-4June5,2010 N W 8-6

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSVIRGINIA TECH UNIVERSITYOverall: 6-6, H: 4-1; A: 1-4; N: 1-1Feb. 22, 1998 N L 9-10Feb. 18, 2000 N W 11-5March 23, 2001 A W 2-1March 23, 2001 A L 6-19April 14, 2002 H W 2-1April 14, 2002 H L 5-8May 3, 2003 A L 1-3May 3, 2003 A L 3-7May 4, 2003 A L 4-7April 3, 2004 H W 3-2April 3, 2004 H W 9-5April 4, 2004 H W 2-0

VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 3-3, A: 2-3, N: 1-0March 22, 1984 A L 1-9April 18, 1998 A W 6-3April 18, 1998 A L 1-4June3,2005 N W 5-3June6,2010 A W 6-5June7,2010 A L 3-5

WAGNER COLLEGEOverall: 52-9, H: 23-1, A: 27-8, N: 2-0April 21, 1956 A L 5-6May 15, 1956 H W 2-1April 13, 1957 A W 6-2May 8, 1957 H W 4-2April 8, 1958 A W 19-2May 9, 1958 H W 6-5April 3, 1959 A W 9-2April 16, 1960 A L 0-2May 10, 1960 H W 14-8April 3, 1961 A L 0-2May 17, 1961 A W 5-3April 1, 1962 A W 6-1April 25, 1962 A W 12-6April 6, 1963 H W 10-5May 14, 1963 A W 4-2May 2, 1964 A W 4-2May 1964 H W 10-9May 3, 1965 A W 3-0May 11, 1966 H W 13-0May 13, 1967 A W 13-0April 16, 1968 H W 6-0April 28, 1969 A W 15-2May 4, 1970 H W 11-1April 25, 1973 A W 5-2April 24, 1974 A W 11-1April 23, 1975 A W 7-1April 21, 1976 H W 16-0April 12, 1977 A L 5-9April 11, 1978 H L 4-5March 31, 1979 A W 3-0April 7, 1981 A W 9-0May 14, 1981 N W 7-1May 16, 1981 N W 4-2April 21, 1982 A L 4-8May 4, 1982 H W 14-4May 3, 1983 A W 17-6April 18, 1984 H W 4-0April 17, 1985 H W 12-3April 25, 1986 A W 7-5April 21, 1987 H W 16-10April 6, 1988 A W 11-5April 5, 1990 H W 5-4April 9, 1991 A W 14-1April 8, 1992 H W 15-13April 7, 1993 A L 5-8

April 6, 1995 A W 6-5April 11, 1996 H W 17-3April 10, 1997 A W 16-11April 28, 1998 H W 12-5April 22, 1999 A W 13-5April 6, 2000 A W 15-3April 26, 2001 A W 10-6April 23, 2002 H W 14-2March 25, 2003 H W 3-2March 31, 2004 A W 21-0March 30, 2005 H W 8-0March 29, 2006 A W 7-1March 28, 2007 H W 8-0April 9, 2008 A L 3-4April 7, 2009 H W 18-9April 7, 2010 A L 2-5

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-0, A: 1-0March 27, 1978 A W 3-2

WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OFOverall: 0-1, N: 0-1March 2, 2007 N L 3-6

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-3, N: 1-3April 2, 1958 N L 3-4March 25, 1983 N L 2-11March 11, 1990 N W 6-3March 13, 1990 N L 7-13

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 5-2, H: 1-2, N: 4-0May 4, 1972 H W 5-0May 5, 1973 H L 0-1May 5, 1973 H L 1-2May 4, 1974 N W 6-2May 4, 1974 N W 6-2May 3, 1975 N W 5-0May 3, 1975 N W 2-0

WEST CHESTER STATE UNIVERSITYOverall: 6-0, H: 4-0, A: 2-0April 8, 1974 H W 10-9May 5, 1976 H W 4-1May 1, 1977 A W 13-4May 2, 1978 H W 11-4May 10, 1979 A W 12-10April 28, 1981 H W 8-4

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITYOverall: 28-17, H: 13-7, A: 12-8, N: 3-2April 20, 1996 H W 3-2April 20, 1996 H W 5-1April 21, 1996 H W 5-4May 17, 1996 N L 5-6May 3, 1997 A L 3-4May 3, 1997 A W 12-6May 4, 1997 A L 4-7May 14, 1997 N W 11-4March 28, 1998 H L 1-2March 28, 1998 H W 9-1March 29, 1998 H L 3-4April 10, 1999 A W 4-1April 10, 1999 A W 8-3April 11, 1999 A W 2-0May 21, 1999 N W 9-6 (11)March 25, 2000 H W 9-1March 25, 2000 H L 10-11March 26, 2000 H L 4-9

April 12, 2001 H W 1-0April 12, 2001 H W 4-3March 30, 2002 A L 2-4March 30, 2002 A W 7-2April 27, 2003 H L 0-4April 27, 2003 H W 7-6April 28, 2003 H L 7-9May 1, 2004 A L 1-5May 1, 2004 A L 5-6May 2, 2004 A W 16-8April 16, 2005 A W 7-4April 16, 2005 A L 6-8April 17, 2005 A W 11-4May 23, 2006 N L 3-5May 25, 2006 N W 12-7April 27, 2007 A W 8-7April 28, 2007 A W 11-3April 29, 2007 A W 7-2May 2, 2008 H W 2-1 (10)May 3, 2008 H W 10-3May 4, 2008 H W 6-5April 9, 2009 A L 3-9April 10, 2009 A W 10-5April 11, 2009 A L 2-16April 9, 2010 H W 11-3April 10, 2010 H W 8-7April 11, 2010 H L 8-10 (13)

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITYOverall: 1-3, A: 1-2, N: 0-1May 25, 1985 N L 6-9March 20, 1999 A L 7-8March 20, 1999 A L 1-4March 21, 1999 A W 13-11

WILLIAM & MARY, COLLEGE OFOverall: 2-1, A: 2-0; N: 0-1April 8, 1980 A W 4-2March 19, 1985 A W 9-6Feb. 16, 2002 N L 6-7

WINTHROPOverall: 3-0, A: 3-0Feb. 24, 2008 A W 4-3Feb. 26, 2008 A W 2-0Feb. 29, 2008 A W 3-2 (10)

YALE UNIVERSITYOverall: 2-0, A: 1-0, N: 1-0May 21, 1981 N W 1-0March 28, 1982 A W 9-7

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1937(8-9-1)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultPrinceton W, 8-0Wagner W, 13-1Dexter W, 11-5Brooklyn W, 9-0Providence L, 6-7Yale L, 2-4Long Island W, 7-3CCNY W, 8-3Manhattan W, 10-5Brooklyn L, 4-5New York University L, 2-3Duke L, 0-3Harvard T, 9-9Providence L, 2-7Fordham L, 2-5Manhattan L, 5-6NY Athletic Club L, 2-4CCNY W, 3-2

1938(7-3-1)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultBrooklyn W, 14-0Long Island W, 2-1Princeton W, 10-2New York L, 0-5Dartmouth W, 8-1Providence L, 0-8Upsala W, 15-0Manhattan L, 3-8Seton Hall W, 5-2CCNY W, 11-0New York University T, 2-2

1939(10-6)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultPrinceton W, 11-3Dartmouth W, 3-2Long Island L, 2-8Providence W, 5-0Fordham W, 6-3New York University W, 5-1CCNY W, 6-4Manhattan W, 16-2Duke L, 4-12Boston College W, 12-4Providence L, 1-7CCNY W, 7-6NY Athletic Club L, 8-9Manhattan W, 7-0Villanova L, 3-6

1940(12-2)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultSeton Hall W, 6-4Brooklyn W, 9-1New York University W, 3-2Upsala W, 18-1Villanova L, 3-5Fordham L, 6-9Boston College W, 6-1Providence W, 9-4CCNY W, 6-1Boston College W, 13-2NY Athletic Club W, 25-4New York University W, 11-6Manhattan W, 9-6Manhattan W, 8-4

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1941(16-6)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultCCNY W, 7-2Brooklyn W, 7-3Duke L, 1-8NC State W, 9-2Wake Forest W, 14-9Virginia Tech W, 11-0Hampden-Sydney W, 13-1George Washington W, 12-9Fordham W, 4-1Villanova L, 1-7New York University W, 13-7Duke W, 8-2Boston College L, 3-5Providence L, 4-6Manhattan W, 4-3Boston College W, 9-2NY Athletic Club W, 4-0Manhattan W, 3-1CCNY L, 9-18New York University W, 14-3Brooklyn W, 13-0Fordham W, 5-1

1942(7-3-1)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultManhattan T, 4-4Montclair W, 3-0CCNY W, 10-5Brooklyn W, 2-1Manhattan W, 6-5CCNY W, 5-0Fordham L, 5-7Fordham L, 2-4New York University W, 8-3Brooklyn W, 14-0New York University L, 2-5

1943(7-4)Coach: Joe LapchickOpponent ResultHofstra W, 7-0New York University L, 14-15Brooklyn W, 8-4Hofstra L, 2-3Manhattan W, 10-1CCNY W, 8-6Brooklyn W, 14-12Fordham W, 3-0CCNY L, 6-12Fordham W, 8-3New York University L, 1-11

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1945 – NO TEAM

1946(9-6-1)Coach: Walter McLaughlinOpponent ResultBrooklyn L, 5-9KingsPoint T,10-10Maritime W, 5-3Hofstra W, 10-5New York University L, 0-15Maritime W, 8-2Wagner W, 23-2Queens W, 10-7Manhattan W, 7-5KingsPoint L,6-7Hofstra W, 8-5Wagner W, 4-0CCNY L, 1-5Fordham L, 1-2New York University L, 3-17Fordham W, 4-3

1947(13-5)Coach: Walter McLaughlinOpponent ResultHofstra L, 2-3Brooklyn W, 19-3New York University L, 3-4KingsPoint W,5-1Fordham L, 3-4CCNY W, 13-3Wagner W, 11-10Brooklyn W, 13-0Manhattan W, 12-3Queens W, 9-1New York University L, 3-4Maritime W, 17-3CCNY W, 7-4Hofstra W, 13-2J.Marshall W,16-3KingsPoint L,4-9Fordham W, 11-4Manhattan W, 5-2

1948(9-5)Coach: Frank McGuireOpponent ResultEquitable Life W, 15-10St. Francis W, 19-1Hofstra W, 5-4Pratt W, 13-3Brooklyn W, 16-2KingsPoint W,15-0Wagner L, 2-7Brooklyn L, 5-7Manhattan W, 8-6CCNY L, 8-10Queens W, 14-2Providence L, 3-11Ft. Monmouth W, 10-4Hofstra W, 8-7Fordham L, 2-4Wagner L, 3-7JohnMarshall L,0-1KingsPoint W,3-0CCNY W, 4-0Manhattan W, 7-4New York University L, 6-7Fordham W, 10-6New York University L, 0-3

1949COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(21-6)Coach: Frank McGuireOpponent ResultPratt W, 7-0CCNY L, 5-7St.Peter’s L,2-5Hofstra W, 8-7Georgetown W, 9-3Wagner W, 6-2KingsPoint W,6-3New York University W, 7-6West Point W, 6-3Fordham W, 10-9Brooklyn W, 10-4New York University W, 4-3Manhattan L, 0-2Hofstra W, 3-0KingsPoint W,17-2Fordham W, 2-1Manhattan W, 8-2CCNY W, 7-6Brooklyn W, 19-6Rutgers [1] W, 12-8Penn State [1] W, 3-0Penn State [1] L, 4-11Penn State [1] W, 7-5Boston College [2] W, 10-5Boston College [2] W, 7-2Texas [3] L, 1-7Southern California [3] L, 4-12[1] District II Playoffs[2] East Championship[3] College World Series

1950(13-5)Coach: Frank McGuireOpponent ResultArnold L, 2-6CCNY W, 17-5Canisius W, 19-5New York University L, 5-9Manhattan L, 0-1St.Peter’s W,7-3KingsPoint W,15-4Hofstra W, 9-4Brooklyn W, 7-2JohnMarshall W,11-6KingsPoint W,7-4Hofstra W, 13-6New York University L, 3-6Manhattan W, 11-3Brooklyn W, 7-6Wagner W, 5-1CCNY W, 4-3Fordham L, 5-8

1951(9-10)Coach: Frank McGuireOpponent ResultCCNY W, 19-2Wagner W, 12-5LaSalle L, 7-12St.Joseph’s W,19-4Arnold W, 1-0Manhattan L, 5-6Montclair L, 0-2Wagner L, 3-7Providence L, 2-5New York University W, 5-4Rutgers W, 9-4Canisius W, 5-2Manhattan L, 3-7New York University L, 1-3Hofstra L, 3-5Providence L, 5-15CCNY W, 7-4Fordham L, 1-2Brooklyn W, 15-10

1952(15-4)Coach: Frank McGuireOpponent ResultArnold W, 8-5Brooklyn W, 5-4LaSalle W, 5-1CCNY W, 4-2New York University W, 5-4St. Francis W, 15-2Manhattan W, 4-1Hofstra L, 6-7KingsPoint W,5-0Wagner L, 5-11Hofstra W, 7-4New York University W, 5-4Brooklyn W, 4-0CCNY W, 7-3Fordham L, 1-4Manhattan W, 5-1Montclair W, 16-0Wagner W, 3-0Villanova [1] L, 4-6[1] District II Playoffs

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1953(11-8)Coach: Al DeStefanoOpponent ResultArnold W, 8-7CCNY L, 1-9Vermont W, 6-3St. Francis W, 12-4LaSalle W, 15-2KingsPoint W,7-3Hofstra L, 3-9Wagner L, 1-4Manhattan W, 6-0New York University W, 2-1New York University L, 2-4Wagner W, 7-0Hofstra L, 3-4Manhattan W, 12-3Fordham L, 3-6CCNY L, 1-4Brooklyn W, 14-2Brooklyn L, 0-1Montclaire W, 3-0

1954(14-5)Coach: Al DeStefanoOpponent ResultBridgeport L, 3-17CCNY L, 2-3St.Peter’s L,0-2Army W, 10-1Wagner L, 3-5Rutgers W, 7-4Manhattan W, 3-2Brooklyn W, 14-4Wagner W, 6-4New York University W, 5-2Hofstra W, 5-0Hofstra W, 15-4Manhattan W, 10-0CCNY W, 3-1New York University W, 4-0LaSalle W, 5-1Brooklyn W, 6-3Navy [1] W, 4-2Lafayette [1] L, 0-9[1] District II Playoffs

1955(11-5-1)Coach: Al DeStefanoOpponent ResultWagner T, 6-6Fordham L, 0-4St.Peter’s W,6-3Hofstra W, 6-1Brooklyn W, 10-5Manhattan W, 5-1CCNY W, 7-2New York University W, 5-3Seton Hall L, 2-4Wagner W, 5-1Hofstra L, 3-5Brooklyn L, 11-13Manhattan W, 15-5Wagner L, 6-7CCNY W, 12-7New York University W, 11-2Army W, 6-5

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1956(16-4)Coach: John W. Kaiser4-10 atKingsPoint W,7-44-11 Manhattan W, 11-64-14 at Hofstra W, 11-84-17 New York University W, 5-44-18 Iona W, 13-44-21 at Wagner L, 5-64-24 CCNY W, 13-14-28 at Brooklyn W, 30-75-1 at CCNY W, 15-15-2 St.Peter’s W,7-35-2 at Army W, 9-55-5 at Manhattan L, 1-55-9 Hofstra W, 7-25-14 Fordham W, 3-25-15 at New York University L, 1-25-15 Wagner W, 2-15-19 at Seton Hall W, 4-05-? vs. Delaware [1] W, 3-15-? vs. New York University [1] L, 2-6[1] District II Playoffs

1957(21-5)Coach: John W. KaiserOpponent Result4-1 at Manhattan L, 3-64-10 at New York University W, 5-34-11 at Iona W, 4-14-13 at Wagner W, 6-24-16 Bridgeport W, 11-24-20 at Brooklyn W, 14-54-22 at CCNY W, 4-34-24 at Army W, 10-34-26 at Adelphi L, 9-104-27 at Manhattan L, 0-64-29 Hunter W, 5-44-30 Hofstra W, 11-15-2 at Fordham W, 3-25-4 Seton Hall W, 10-55-6 at New York University W, 7-65-8 Wagner W, 4-25-8 atSt.Peter’s W,14-35-15 Brooklyn W, 6-55-17 at Hofstra W, 8-55-18 CCNY W, 3-25-22 Upsala W, 1-05-23 atKingsPoint L,3-45-25 Fairfield W, 13-25-29 at Rutgers W, 5-05-30 vs. Lafayette [1] W, 8-35-31 at Penn State[1] L, 0-5[1] District II Playoffs

1958(13-12)Coach: John W. Kaiser4-1 vs. Cornell L, 1-74-2 vs. P.I. Marines L, 5-64-2 vs. Washington State L, 3-44-3 vs. Cornell W, 4-04-8 at Wagner W, 19-24-9 at Army L, 4-84-10 Rutgers L, 3-44-12 at Adelphi L, 3-44-15 at Fordham L, 5-74-16 Brooklyn W, 16-14-19 CCNY W, 9-14-21 St.Peter’s W,12-54-24 at Manhattan W, 2-14-26 at Hofstra W, 8-64-30 Hofstra W, 4-05-1 at New York University L, 0-35-9 Wagner W, 6-55-10 at Brooklyn W, 12-25-13 at CCNY W, 5-05-14 Hunter W, 17-05-17 at New York University L, 4-55-19 at Manhattan L, 0-35-20 at Upsala L, 1-95-21 Queens College W, 7-25-24 at Seton Hall W, 9-6

1959(18-6)Coach: John W. Kaiser4-1 at New York University W, 1-04-3 at Wagner W, 9-24-6 at Hunter W, 12-24-8 C.W. Post W, 11-74-14 at CCNY W, 5-04-18 Manhattan L, 3-54-21 at Hofstra W, 4-34-23 St.Peter’s W,2-14-24 at Brooklyn W, 26-44-25 at New York University W, 11-04-30 Adelphi L, 0-15-2 at Rutgers W, 3-15-4 at Iona W, 5-15-6 Brooklyn W, 5-05-7 Upsala L, 3-65-9 at CCNY W, 19-05-14 at Manhattan W, 5-15-16 at Hofstra L, 3-65-19 at Fordham L, 4-75-20 at Queens College W, 13-25-21 atKingsPoint W,4-15-23 at Seton Hall L, 2-3

1960COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(19-8)Coach: John W. Kaiser4-6 at Brooklyn W, 17-44-8 at C.W. Post W, 8-24-? New York University L, 1-34-12 at Fordham W, 4-34-16 at Wagner L, 0-24-20 at Manhattan L, 0-64-21 at Adelphi W, 12-34-22 at Army L, 4-94-23 CCNY L, 3-64-26 at Hofstra L, 2-104-28 Iona W, 7-44-30 Brooklyn W, 3-15-2 Southern Connecticut State W, 3-15-5 at Upsala W, 12-95-55 at New York University W, 13-65-7 Fordham W, 6-55-10 Wagner W, 14-85-12 at Hofstra W, 2-15-14 at Manhattan W, 3-25-17 at CCNY W, 13-25-20 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 15-35-21 at Seton Hall W, 6-25-27 vs. Delaware [1] W, 4-35-28 vs. Villanova [1] W, 7-26-14 vs. Southern California [2] L, 1-36-? vs. Colorado State [2] W, 3-26-17 vs.Arizona[2] L,4-11[1] District II Playoffs[2] College World Series

1961(20-4)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-30 at C.W. Post W, 12-14-3 at Iona W, 8-14-3 at Wagner L, 0-24-5 at Rutgers L, 3-64-8 Fordham W, 11-24-12 at Hofstra W, 10-14-15 New York University W, 10-24-17 Adelphi W, 19-24-19 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 4-34-21 Army W, 1-04-22 at Brooklyn W, 10-04-25 at CCNY W, 7-24-26 at Manhattan W, 6-25-4 Manhattan W, 10-15-5 at Fordham W, 9-65-8 atSt.Peter’s W,7-45-9 at Hofstra W, 7-45-11 at New York University L, 5-65-17 at Wagner W, 5-35-19 CCNY W, 13-05-19 Brooklyn W, 12-35-19 Seton Hall W, 4-06-2 vs. Villanova [1] W, 10-46-3 at Syracuse [1] L, 5-12[1] District II Playoffs

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1962(22-2)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-28 C.W. Post W, 12-33-29 at C.W. Post W, 8-24-1 Wagner W, 6-14-6 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 6-04-11 New York University W, 10-14-14 at Hofstra W, 5-44-17 at Iona W, 9-14-18 CCNY W, 2-14-19 Adelphi W, 16-04-21 St.Peter’s W,14-04-23 at Manhattan W, 9-14-24 at Southern Connecticut State W, 9-84-25 Wagner W, 12-64-28 Fordham W, 3-24-28 Fordham W, 5-25-5 New York University W, 9-45-7 Queens College W, 19-15-9 Hofstra W, 11-45-11 Iona W, 21-25-14 CCNY W, 14-25-15 Manhattan W, 13-15-16 Rider L, 2-75-19 Seton Hall W, 3-26-1 at Gettysburg [1] L, 5-7[1] District II Playoffs

1963(22-5)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-29 C.W. Post W, 9-23-30 at C.W. Post W, 24-54-2 Manhattan W, 12-04-5 Ithaca W, 7-44-6 Wagner W, 10-54-11 Army W, 13-74-13 at Hofstra W, 4-24-16 New York University W, 9-14-17 atSt.Peter’s W,16-14-19 at Rutgers W, 10-34-19 Fairleigh Dickinson L, 2-44-20 CCNY W, 11-14-20 CCNY W, 7-54-22 Adelphi W, 17-14-24 at Iona L, 0-64-25 Southern Connecticut W, 12-34-27 at Manhattan L, 4-145-1 Queens College W, 15-05-4 at Fordham W, 6-55-4 at Fordham W, 5-35-8 Hofstra W, 6-25-11 at New York University W, 12-15-13 at Rider L, 2-35-14 at Wagner W, 4-25-16 at Seton Hall W, 7-25-? vs. Temple W, 7-05-? vs. Penn State L, 4-11

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1964(20-6)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-26 at C.W. Post W, 6-23-28 C.W. Post W, 3-24-5 Manhattan L, 1-44-9 at Southern Connecticut State W, 5-14-16 Rutgers W, 7-04-17 Iona L, 1-24-18 New York University W, 7-04-23 Adelphi W, 3-24-? CCNY W, 6-54-? CCNY W, 5-44-? Fairleigh Dickinson W, 11-45-2 at Wagner W, 4-25-4 at Manhattan W, 2-15-? Fordham W, 2-15-? at Hofstra W, 14-25-7 at Army L, 4-95-9 Hofstra W, 2-15-11 at Fordham W, 10-75-13 New York University W, 10-25-? Wagner W, 10-95-15 Queens College W, 5-25-16 at Iona W, 3-25-19 Rider W, 4-35-21 at Seton Hall L, 2-55-? Seton Hall L, 2-35-29 vs. Ithaca [1] L, 3-6[1] District II Playoffs

1965(12-10-1)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-26 at C. W. Post L, 1-34-8 Southern Connecticut L, 2-54-10 Ithaca L, 3-64-10 CCNY L, 6-74-14 Fordham L, 5-64-17 at Long Island University L, 1-34-19 at Upsala W, 3-04-20 at Navy T, 6-64-22 at Bridgeport W, 10-74-24 New York University L, 3-54-30 at Army W, 4-35-1 at Iona L, 0-35-3 at Wagner W, 3-05-4 Seton Hall L, 4-55-6 C.W. Post W, 12-55-8 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 3-15-10 St. Francis W, 5-45-11 Hofstra L, 8-105-13 at Manhattan W, 9-15-14 Adelphi W, 5-45-17 at Rutgers W, 11-85-19 Rider W, 2-15-21 Queens College W, 5-4

1966COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(25-9)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-26 C.W. Post W, 22-33-30 Colgate W, 7-23-31 C.W. Post W, 9-04-1 Adelphi W, 4-34-6 KingsPoint L,1-24-7 Bridgeport W, 12-34-9 at CCNY W, 15-74-11 New Haven W, 15-04-12 Rutgers W, 2-14-14 at Southern Connecticut L, 1-94-15 St.Peter’s W,6-14-16 Long Island University W, 3-14-19 St. Francis W, 8-64-21 Fordham W, 2-0

4-22 Pace W, 11-24-23 at New York University W, 7-04-26 Queens College W, 3-24-27 at Hofstra W, 12-34-30 at Iona W, 3-15-3 at Seton Hall L, 4-55-7 at Fairleigh Dickinson L, 0-15-10 at Army L, 0-105-11 Wagner W, 13-05-12 Rhode Island W, 1-05-14 Manhattan L, 2-45-15 at Rider L, 4-75-17 Upsala W, 9-0 Rutgers [1] W, 9-4 Lafayette [1] W, 2-0 Lafayette [1] W, 8-3 Northeastern [2] W, 5-3 Texas [2] W, 2-0 Ohio State [2] L, 7-8 Oklahoma State [1] L, 1-6[1] District II Playoffs[2] College World Series

1967(22-6)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-31 New Haven W, 6-24-1 at Adelphi W, 7-04-3 Rhode Island College W, 13-04-4 at Fordham W, 11-54-8 at Long Island University W, 7-04-10 Southern Connecticut W, 7-24-12 at Rutgers L, 6-74-14 C.W. Post W, 4-14-20 at C.W. Post W, 19-84-21 Hofstra W, 5-34-22 Iona W, 9-64-25 New York University L, 0-14-26 Seton Hall L, 0-24-29 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 5-05-1 at Army W, 4-25-4 at Princeton W, 6-25-5 Pace W, 13-75-8 CCNY W, 3-15-9 St.Peter’s W,4-15-13 at Wagner W, 13-05-16 Queens College L, 3-45-17 at Manhattan W, 8-15-20 Seton Hall W, 13-15-21 Long Island University W, 3-06-1 Penn State [1] W, 1-06-2 Rider [1] L, 1-96-2 Penn State [1] W, 10-56-3 Rider [1] L, 3-4[1] District II Playoffs

1968COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(25-10)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-26 C.W. Post W, 3-03-27 Colgate W, 5-33-29 at Adelphi L, 4-54-2 KingsPoint W,3-04-3 New Haven W, 3-24-4 Rhode Island W, 2-14-5 Adelphi W, 5-04-6 at St. Francis L, 0-24-10 Fordham W, 1-04-11 at C.W. Post L, 1-24-13 Manhattan W, 7-24-16 Wagner W, 6-04-17 at Southern Connecticut L, 5-64-18 at Princeton L, 1-24-20 Long Island University L, 0-1

4-22 Pace W, 8-14-26 Rutgers L, 1-34-27 at Iona W, 2-14-28 CCNY W, 10-04-29 Bridgeport W, 4-05-1 at Hofstra W, 7-15-3 Fairfield W, 7-25-4 at New York University W, 11-35-6 Central Connecticut W, 11-95-7 at Seton Hall L, 0-35-8 at Army W, 4-05-11 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 5-35-14 at Queens College W, 4-05-31 Rutgers [1] W, 12-06-1 vs. Temple [1] W, 2-06-2 at New York University [1] W, 1-06-10 vs. Harvard [2] W, 2-06-? North Carolina [2] W, 3-26-13 vs. Southern California [2] L, 6-76-14 vs. Southern Illinois [2] L, 0-15[1] District II Playoffs[2] College World Series

1969(25-7)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-26 Adelphi W, 6-13-28 at Adelphi W, 8-23-29 at C.W. Post W, 10-53-30 Providence W, 8-44-1 Long Island University W, 7-64-2 Bridgeport W, 11-44-7 at Rutgers W, 5-44-8 New Haven W, 2-14-9 at Hofstra L, 0-14-10 Southern Connecticut W, 4-34-11 at Iona W, 1-04-12 at CCNY L, 4-74-14 New York University W, 3-24-15 Seton Hall L, 0-14-18 Temple W, 2-04-21 Queens College W, 7-24-23 Iona W, 5-14-24 Princeton L, 0-24-25 C.W. Post W, 3-14-26 at Hofstra W, 12-04-28 Wagner W, 15-24-29 Army W, 6-44-30 CCNY L, 5-85-2 Fairfield W, 2-05-3 at Fordham W, 4-25-5 Central Connecticut W, 4-35-6 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 6-15-7 Manhattan W, 4-05-10 St. Francis W, 5-25-11 at Long Island University W, 10-05-15 Seton Hall L, 0-15-16 Seton Hall L, 0-2

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1970(22-16)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-? vs. Tulsa W, 5-33-? vs.ArizonaState L,2-73-? vs. Stanford L, 2-83-? vs. California-Riverside W, 7-13-? vs. Southern California L, 2-113-? vs. Oregon State L, 1-84-? vs. Air Force L, 2-64-5 Providence L, 1-34-6 Fordham W, 8-14-7 Sacred Heart W, 17-24-8 Hofstra W, 8-14-? at C.W. Post L, 5-114-11 Long Island University W, 4-24-12 CCNY W, 8-34-13 at New York University W, 7-44-? Adelphi W, 5-14-16 at Temple W, 5-14-17 Central Connecticut W, 5-34-18 at CCNY W, 12-94-19 Rider W, 4-34-22 New Haven L, 7-84-24 Iona W, 4-34-26 Pace W, 11-34-27 Iona W, 6-04-28 Long Island University L, 7-84-29 at Queens College W, 17-14-30 at Southern Connecticut L, 4-125-1 Rutgers L, 2-45-2 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 12-65-4 Wagner W, 11-15-5 Fairfield W, 7-15-6 at Manhattan W, 8-35-7 at Princeton L, 4-65-9 at St. Francis L, 0-45-? vs. Hofstra W, 6-05-? vs. Seton Hall L, 6-75-? vs. Seton Hall L, 3-45-? vs. Seton Hall L, 2-3

1971(24-5-1)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-27 CCNY W, 9-33-29 at Adelphi W, 5-13-30 at Long Island University W, 10-14-1 at Lafayette W, 6-24-2 Bridgeport W, 2-04-3 Hofstra W, 4-04-4 Boston University W, 3-04-5 at Sacred Heart W, 7-44-8 at Fordham W, 10-84-10 Seton Hall W, 3-04-12 New York University W, 7-04-13 at CCNY L, 6-94-14 C.W. Post W, 14-44-15 Hofstra W, 9-34-17 Long Island University W, 9-84-19 at Army W, 13-94-20 Fairfield W, 9-84-22 Pace W, 16-04-24 at Iona L, 4-104-25 at Iona L, 6-104-26 Queens College W, 12-14-27 at Rutgers W, 8-34-30 New Haven L, 0-25-1 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 10-05-2 Temple T, 10-105-4 Manhattan W, 4-25-7 vs. Rider W, 11-35-10 Southern Connecticut W, 4-05-12 at Princeton L, 0-25-14 St. Francis W, 7-5

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1972(21-6)Coach: John W. Kaiser4-1 New York Tech W, 10-14-3 Sacred Heart W, 11-24-6 Central Connecticut W, 8-04-10 at Southern Connecticut L, 3-44-? Lafayette W, 6-44-12 at Iona W, 4-24-14 Buffalo W, 12-24-17 Long Island University L, 0-34-17 at C.W. Post W, 4-04-18 at Army W, 7-14-? Bridgeport W, 16-04-23 at Pace W, 22-24-26 New Haven W, 20-24-27 Iona W, 11-54-? at Seton Hall W, 3-14-29 at Temple W, 2-14-29 at Temple L, 1-44-30 Rutgers W, 4-05-1 Adelphi W, 8-25-2 at Princeton W, 4-35-4 Wayne State W, 5-05-5 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 2-15-7 Fordham W, 5-05-7 Fordham W, 2-15-11 Rider L, 3-65-? vs. Long Island University [1] L, 1-25-? vs. Penn State [1] L, 5-8[1] District II Playoffs

1973(19-15)Coach: John W. Kaiser3-31 at Lafayette W, 4-24-6 Adelphi L, 0-54-7 at Army L, 1-84-12 Long Island University L, 2-34-13 at Iona L, 6-94-14 Rhode Island W, 7-24-15 CCNY W, 15-24-15 CCNY W, 11-04-16 Seton Hall L, 1-24-17 Eastern Connecticut St W, 1-04-18 New York University W, 3-24-19 at Rutgers W, 13-34-21 at Central Connecticut St L, 7-114-23 Southern Connecticut St. W, 7-34-25 at Wagner W, 5-24-? at Sacred Heart L, 0-74-? at Sacred Heart W, 7-15-1 at Rider W, 6-45-2 Manhattan W, 13-25-4 at Fairfield L, 1-35-5 Wayne State L, 0-15-5 Wayne State L, 1-25-6 St. Francis W, 4-25-8 Queens W, 3-15-10 Pace W, 6-05-11 Buffalo L, 1-55-12 Hofstra W, 12-15-12 Hofstra W, 7-05-13 at Fordham L, 4-75-13 at Fordham W, 5-45-? C.W. Post L, 0-15-? New York University L, 1-115-19 at Princeton W, 2-05-19 at Princeton L, 1-2

1974(26-6)Coach: Joe Russo3-28 at Columbia W, 8-34-2 Sacred Heart W, 4-04-7 Colgate W, 4-04-8 West Chester State W, 10-94-11 Iona W, 3-14-15 Loyola (Md.) W, 10-24-17 New York University W, 7-24-18 Rutgers W, 7-64-20 Central Connecticut St W, 12-94-20 Central Connecticut St W, 6-14-21 Quinnipiac W, 6-14-22 at Southern Connecticut St. W, 8-74-23 Rider L, 2-84-24 at Wagner W, 11-14-25 at Seton Hall W, 4-04-26 Long Island University W, 16-74-27 at Temple W, 5-34-29 at Bridgeport W, 10-14-30 at Manhattan W, 2-15-1 at Fairleigh Dickinson L, 3-85-4 vs. Wayne State W, 6-25-4 vs. Wayne State W, 6-25-5 at Pace W, 11-85-6 Lafayette L, 2-95-8 Eastern Connecticut St. W, 3-15-9 at Queens College W, 7-55-11 at C.W. Post L, 0-15-15 at New York Tech W, 23-65-? vs.St.Joseph’s[1] L,1-45-? vs. Penn State [1] W, 5-45-? vs.St.Joseph’s[1] W,8-05-? Seton Hall [1] L, 8-11[1] District II Playoffs

1975(28-11)Coach: Joe Russo3-? vs.Jacksonville L,5-83-? vs. Clemson L, 0-43-? vs. North Carolina W, 6-44-7 Colgate W, 13-34-8 at Army W, 12-34-9 at Fordham W, 6-4 4-10 Hofstra W, 6-24-11 at Adelphi W, 3-14-12 at Sacred Heart W, 15-14-12 at Sacred Heart W, 17-14-13 at New Haven W, 11-44-14 Buffalo W, 2-04-15 New York Tech W, 1-04-16 at Bridgeport W, 6-24-17 at Rutgers W, 11-04-18 CCNY W, 7-14-19 at Central Connecticut St L, 2-34-19 at Central Connecticut St. L, 5-74-20 at Quinnipiac W, 15-44-22 Columbia W, 3-24-23 at Wagner W, 7-14-25 Pace W, 7-44-26 Temple W, 11-94-27 at Seton Hall L, 4-65-3 vs. Wayne State W, 5-05-3 vs. Wayne State W, 2-05-6 Adelphi W, 9-15-7 Fairleigh Dickinson L, 3-65-8 Eastern Connecticut St. W, 2-15-9 Seton Hall L, 0-1 (12)5-10 C.W. Post L, 0-55-11 St. Francis W, 10-05-13 Long Island University W, 4-25-14 Queens College W, 2-15-15 at Rider W, 2-1

5-17 at Lafayette L, 0-45-22 vs. Maine [1] W, 17-35-23 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 1-55-23 vs. Maine [1] L, 5-6 (10)[1] District II Playoffs

1976(33-7-1)Coach: Joe Russo3-27 Connecticut L, 0-13-27 Connecticut W, 17-63-30 CCNY W, 17-43-31 Seton Hall L, 1-2 (11)4-2 Manhattan W, 10-04-3 at Southern Connecticut St.W, 10-04-4 Quinnipiac W, 13-24-6 Sacred Heart W, 8-24-7 Fordham W, 5-14-8 at Hofstra W, 8-14-9 at Army W, 14-54-10 Buffalo W, 6-54-10 Buffalo W, 10-44-11 Rhode Island W, 20-34-14 Rutgers W, 9-84-15 Bridgeport W, 3-04-19 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 15-54-20 at Columbia W, 10-54-21 Wagner W, 16-04-22 at New York Tech W, 6-34-23 at Pace W, 23-44-24 Fairfield W, 3-25-4 Iona W, 5-45-5 West Chester State W, 4-15-6 Fairleigh Dickinson T, 2-2 (17)5-8 at C.W. Post L, 2-55-10 at Adelphi W, 6-45-11 Long Island University W, 8-15-13 Rider W, 10-25-14 at St. Francis W, 6-45-15 at Princeton W, 2-15-15 at Princeton L, 3-45-17 at Pittsburgh W, 10-15-18 Rutgers [1] W, 1-05-? vs. Buffalo [1] L, 1-45-? vs. Princeton [1] W, 2-05-? vs. Buffalo [1] W, 8-15-? vs. Buffalo [1] W, 9-36-? vs. Seton Hall [2] L, 0-86-? vs. Columbia [2] W, 12-56-? vs. Temple [2] L, 3-4[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional

1977(32-10)Coach: Joe Russo3-26 Connecticut W, 7-13-27 Hofstra W, 4-33-28 Queens W, 4-24-6 Pace W, 10-24-7 at Connecticut L, 3-114-9 at Quinnipiac W, 12-34-11 at Adelphi W, 5-44-12 at Wagner L, 5-94-13 at Rutgers W, 14-34-14 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 12-74-15 at Bridgeport W, 9-84-16 Buffalo W, 5-44-16 Buffalo W, 9-64-17 at Seton Hall W, 10-44-19 Iona W, 15-44-20 Columbia W, 4-24-21 Long Island University W, 12-34-22 Adelphi W, 7-34-23 St. Francis W, 6-3

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4-25 at Lafayette W, 14-54-29 Canisus W, 7-34-30 Penn State W, 5-14-30 Penn State W, 6-15-1 at West Chester State W, 13-4 5-7 C.W. Post W, 3-15-9 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 3-05-12 at Fordham W, 6-55-13 at Princeton L, 7-85-14 at Rider L, 1-25-15 at Delaware L, 6-135-15 at Delaware L, 10-145-16 Seton Hall W, 4-15-17 at Army W, 8-25-? vs. Catholic [1] L, 5-65-? vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W, 6-05-? vs. Columbia [1] W, 3-05-? vs. Catholic [1] L, 3-45-26 vs. Cornell [2] L, 7-105-27 vs. Seton Hall [2] W, 3-25-28 vs. Catholic [2] W, 8-35-28 vs. Cornell [2] W, 11-95-29 vs. Temple [2] L, 6-8[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional

1978COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(40-18)Coach: Joe Russo3-23 at Georgia L, 4-53-23 at Georgia W, 13-113-24 at Furman W, 5-33-27 at Wake Forest W, 3-23-28 at North Carolina W, 15-53-30 at Old Dominion L, 0-13-30 at Old Dominion L, 3-63-31 at Virginia Commonwealth W, 11-03-31 at Virginia Commonwealth W, 9-24-1 at Richmond W, 16-34-1 at Richmond W, 3-24-3 at Hofstra W, 19-24-4 at Pace W, 15-74-5 at Seton Hall W, 7-14-6 Brooklyn W, 5-14-8 Siena W, 27-84-8 Siena W, 13-44-9 at Southern Connecticut St. W, 10-84-10 Adelphi L, 1-34-11 Wagner L, 4-54-12 Rutgers L, 6-84-13 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 15-24-14 New Haven W, 5-44-15 Catholic W, 3-14-15 Catholic L, 8-114-16 Seton Hall L, 0-74-17 Buffalo W, 9-04-18 at Columbia L, 0-104-21 at Adelphi L, 4-84-22 Long Island University W, 6-04-23 at Temple W, 10-8 (11)4-24 Army W, 6-14-25 Bridgeport W, 15-24-26 Iona W, 11-04-27 Fairliegh Dickinson W, 13-104-29 at Penn State L, 5-64-29 at Penn State W, 10-95-1 at Connecticut L, 5-7

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS5-2 West Chester State W, 11-45-3 CCNY W, 7-25-4 Fordham L, 1-35-7 at C.W. Post L, 2-35-? Princeton W, 4-25-13 Queens W, 2-15-13 Queens W, 7-25-? vs. Richmond [1] W, 7-25-? vs. Cornell [1] L, 4-55-? vs. Richmond [1] W, 2-15-? vs. Cornell [1] W, 2-05-? vs. Cornell [1] W, 10-15-? vs. Holy Cross [2] L, 3-55-? vs. Harvard [2] W, 8-05-? vs. Holy Cross [2] W, 14-125-? vs. Delaware [2] W, 7-45-28 vs. Temple [2] W, 8-55-28 vs. Temple [2] W, 15-66-2 vs.ArizonaState[3] L,2-136-3 vs. North Carolina [3] L, 5-9[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional[3] College World Series

1979(26-11)Coach: Joe Russo3-24 Connecticut L, 3-103-31 at Wagner W, 3-04-1 St. Francis W, 23-74-2 Hofstra W, 15-24-5 Brooklyn W, 7-14-6 Fordham L, 4-54-7 Fairfield L, 1-154-11 at Rutgers W, 5-44-13 at Lafayette W, 6-14-15 at NC State L, 6-84-16 at North Carolina L, 6-74-17 at North Carolina L, 6-94-19 at Old Dominion W, 7-64-19 at Old Dominion W, 9-34-20 at Richmond L, 0-34-21 at Baltimore W, 10-94-22 Temple W, 7-34-23 at New Haven W, 7-54-24 at Bridgeport W, 7-44-25 at Iona W, 21-14-29 at Siena W, 6-24-29 at Siena W, 2-04-30 at Army L, 2-55-5 Manhattan W, 17-105-6 Queens W, 8-25-6 Queens W, 9-25-8 at Long Island University L, 6-155-10 at West Chester State W, 12-105-11 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 17-05-? vs. Long Island University [1] W, 7-25-? vs. Buffalo [1] W, 12-35-? vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 3-05-? vs. Nebraska [2] W, 5-05-? vs. Connecticut [2] W, 6-35-? vs. Connecticut [2] L, 4-145-? vs. Connecticut [2] L, 0-4[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional

1980COLLEGE WORLD SERIES(30-11)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-23 at Connecticut L, 0-43-25 at Hofstra W, 9-04-2 at Fordham W, 15-34-3 at Rutgers W, 8-24-8 at William & Mary W, 4-24-9 at Old Dominion W, 3-24-10 at Old Dominion L, 3-44-? Old Dominion L, 6-74-? Old Dominion W, 14-74-11 at Richmond W, 12-114-12 at Richmond L, 1-2 (10)4-13 at VA Commonwealth L, 1-74-13 at VA Commonwealth W, 16-44-14 at St. Francis W, 4-34-16 Army W, 25-64-18 at Queens W, 9-14-19 at Fairfield W, 5-44-20 at Temple W, 7-24-21 New Haven L, 1-24-22 Bridgeport W, 14-04-23 Iona W, 13-3 4-24 Rider W, 9-54-25 at Penn State W, 5-14-26 at Penn State L, 4-64-30 at Adelphi W, 10-25-5 St. Francis W, 9-15-6 Delaware W, 5-25-10 at Delaware W, 3-25-11 at Princeton W, 7-35-11 at Princeton L, 4-55-16 vs. Long Island University [1] W, 6-55-17 vs. Buffalo [1] L, 0-45-17 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 11-85-18 vs. Buffalo [1] W, 14-15-18 vs. Buffalo [1] W, 9-85-22 vs. Maine [2] W, 6-45-23 vs. Harvard [2] W, 9-55-25 vs. Harvard [2] W, 6-3 (10)5-30 vs.Arizona[3] W,6-16 -1 vs. Hawaii [3] L, 2-76-2 vs. California [3] L, 5-8[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional[3] College World Series

1981(34-4)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-29 Connecticut W, 5-04-1 St. Francis W, 8-34-2 Fordham W, 16-74-3 at Rutgers W, 10-04-5 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 10-14-7 at Wagner W, 9-04-9 Niagara W, 6-04-10 at Seton Hall W, 7-24-11 at Long Island University W 15-84-12 Adelphi W, 5-04-12 Adelphi W, 11-14-13 at Iona W, 13-64-15 at Delaware W, 2-14016 at Rider W, 8-54-18 at Connecticut L, 5-74-20 at New York Tech W, 6-04-21 Brooklyn W, 19-44-22 Seton Hall W, 5-24-25 Penn State W, 4-24-25 Penn State W, 5-24-26 Siena W, 16-2

4-26 Siena W, 5-44-27 Columbia W, 8-7 (11)4-28 West Chester State W, 8-44-29 Iona W, 12-15-3 Fairfield W, 18-15-7 at Fordham W, 12-25-8 C.W. Post L, 3-45-10 at Princeton W, 2-05-10 at Princeton W, 4-25-14 vs. Wagner [1] W, 7-15-15 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 8-5 (12)5-16 vs. Wagner [1] W, 4-25-21 vs. Yale [2] W, 1-0 (12)5-22 vs. Maine [2] L, 5-105-23 vs. Central Michigan [2] W, 23-135-23 vs. Maine [2] W, 10-55-24 vs. Maine [2] L, 0-15[1] ECAC Playoffs[2] Northeast Regional

1982(20-15)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-28 at Yale W, 9-7 (10)3-29 at Long Island University W, 4-34-1 Rutgers L, 3-94-2 at Fordham W, 13-74-5 at Army W, 7-44-12 Staten Island W, 1-04-13 Brooklyn W, 7-44-14 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 8-44-15 at Connecticut L, 0-44-16 Niagara W, 9-34-17 at Penn State L, 4-54-17 at Penn State L, 5-94-19 Lafayette W, 12-24-20 at New York Tech L, 12-134-21 at Wagner L, 4-84-22 Rider W, 11-54-23 at C.W. Post L, 4-94-24 Connecticut W, 13-104-25 at Siena W, 8-74-25 at Siena W, 10-34-29 at Fordham L, 1-94-30 at Seton Hall L, 1-85-1 at Temple L, 5-65-2 Fairfield L, 6-105-3 Seton Hall L, 3-85-4 Wagner W, 14-45-5 at Iona W, 4-25-8 vs. New York Tech W, 1-05-8 vs. Long Island University L, 3-95-9 vs. Princeton W, 6-25-9 vs. Princeton W, 15-75-14 vs. New York Tech [1] W, 4-35-15 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 4-65-16 vs. New York Tech [1] W, 4-05-16 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 0-15[1] ECAC Playoffs

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1983(18-16)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-18 vs. Pepperdine L, 2-63-19 vs. Pepperdine L, 3-43-21 vs. Brigham Young Univ. L, 1-163-22 vs. Northwestern W, 6-43-23 vs. Cal-Berkley L, 3-53-24 vs. Oral Roberts L, 9-113-25 vs. Washington State L, 2-113-25 vs. Cal-Riverside L, 3-173-26 vs. Santa Clara L, 12-133-30 St. Francis W, 6-03-29 Fordham W, 4-24-2 Brooklyn W, 14-24-6 Brooklyn W, 5-04-12 Seton Hall L, 5-64-13 at Connecticut W, 5-24-14 Rutgers W, 9-14-15 at St. Francis W, 5-34-18 at Lafayette W, 9-54-21 at Rider W, 8-54-22 C.W. Post W, 10-24-23 Connecticut L, 2-44-27 Columbia W, 15-24-28 at Fordham L, 12-134-29 Seton Hall L, 2-85-1 Fairfield W, 16-05-2 Long Island University L, 4-75-3 at Wagner W, 17-65-7 at New York Tech W, 7-45-8 at Princeton W, 2-05-8 at Princeton L, 6-75-12 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 4-75-13 vs. Buffalo [1] W, 4-3 (10)5-14 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 7-25-14 vs. New York Tech [1] L, 1-2[1] ECAC Playoffs

1984(26-7)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-19 at VA Commonwealth W, 11-33-20 at Richmond W, 7-53-22 at Virginia L, 1-93-23 at George Mason W, 6-53-24 at Georgetown L, 3-84-2 Fordham W, 4-24-3 at Army W, 12-64-7 at Long Island University L, 3-54-8 at Siena W, 8-34-8 at Siena W, 13-64-10 at Seton Hall W, 8-74-11 vs. Connecticut L, 7-84-12 vs. New York Tech W, 15-104-13 Iona W, 8-74-14 at Penn State W, 2-04-14 at Penn State W, 5-44-17 at Brooklyn W, 2-14-18 Wagner W, 4-04-19 Rider W, 2-04-21 at Connecticut W, 4-34-24 Brooklyn W, 9-8 (11)4-25 Temple W, 5-44-26 Fordham W, 16-64-27 Seton Hall L, 4-6 (10)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4-28 St. Francis W, 6-14-29 at Fairfield W, 11-14-29 at Fairfield W, 6-14-30 Long Island University W, 5-25-5 at New York Tech W, 9-55-6 at Princeton W, 6-15-10 vs. Long Island University [1] W, 5-25-11 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 1-45-12 vs. Long Island University [1] L, 4-6[1] ECAC Playoffs

1985BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(32-21, 10-7 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-17 at Delaware L, 1-123-18 at Old Dominion L, 5-63-18 at Old Dominion L, 3-63-19 at William & Mary W, 9-63-20 at VA Commonwealth W, 7-23-20 at VA Commonwealth W, 11-63-21 at Richmond W, 11-93-26 Army W, 12-103-27 St. Francis W, 6-23-28 at New York Tech L, 6-73-29 at Rider W, 21-33-30 Providence W, 6-53-30 Providence W, 2-14-2 vs. Seton Hall L, 2-44-4 at Connecticut L, 0-24-6 at Connecticut L, 6-74-6 at Connecticut L, 1-24-8 Fairleigh Dickinson L, 8-94-9 Brooklyn W, 13-124-10 Fordham W, 3-2 (10)4-12 Iona W, 9-14-13 Boston College L, 0-34-13 Boston College W, 1-04-14 Boston College W, 4-24-16 Brooklyn L, 1-44-17 Wagner W, 12-34-18 Rutgers W, 5-44-20 at Boston College W, 8-64-20 at Boston College W, 6-34-21 at Boston College W, 20-54-23 at Seton Hall L, 6-74-24 Columbia W, 5-4 (12)4-25 at Fordham W, 13-64-26 at Fairleigh Dickinson L, 7-84-27 Connecticut L, 1-54-27 Connecticut W, 4-24-28 Connecticut W, 12-34-29 at Long Island University L, 14-155-4 at Providence L, 2-35-4 at Providence L, 1-35-5 at Providence W, 8-25-7 at Iona W, 17-125-8 at St. Francis W, 8-55-12 at Princeton L, 2-55-12 at Princeton W, 6-4 (12)5-14 New York Tech W, 8-7 (10)5-16 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 5-35-17 vs. Connecticut [1] W, 6-55-18 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 4-55-19 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 7-6 (11)5-23 vs. Rider [2] W, 14-95-24 vs. South Carolina [2] L, 6-135-25 vs. Western Carolina [2] L, 6-9[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (East Regional)

1986BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(35-15-1, 11-7 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-17 vs. Miami (OH) L, 3-83-17 vs. Pan American W, 7-03-18 vs. Texas-Arlington W, 12-33-19 vs. Texas-Arlington L, 7-83-20 vs. Texas-Arlington W, 6-53-20 vs. Pan American L, 0-133-21 vs. Southeast Oklahoma W, 6-43-22 vs. Pan American L, 1-23-25 Brooklyn W, 5-33-26 St. Francis W, 6-13-27 Connecticut W, 5-33-29 Connecticut W, 5-13-29 Connecticut W, 7-14-1 Pace W, 2-14-2 Long Island University W, 9-24-5 at Boston College W, 7-14-5 at Boston College W, 18-04-6 at Boston College W, 9-44-9 at Army T, 4-44-10 at St. Francis W, 21-54-12 at Providence W, 10-84-12 at Providence L, 0-64-13 at Providence L, 3-54-15 at Columbia W, 23-64-19 Boston College W, 10-84-19 Boston College W, 18-34-20 Boston College L, 3-64-24 Fordham W, 14-74-25 at Wagner W, 7-54-27 Providence W, 9-24-27 Providence L, 4-74-28 Providence L, 1-34-29 Brooklyn W, 4-3 (12)4-30 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 20-185-3 at Connecticut L, 3-85-3 at Connecticut W, 4-35-4 at Connecticut L, 1-35-8 Iona W, 10-25-10 Rider W, 10-05-10 Rider W, 9-85-11 Princeton W, 15-15-11 Princeton L, 5-75-15 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 11-65-16 vs. Providence [1] L, 3-55-17 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 11-105-17 vs. Providence [1] W, 15-55-18 vs. Providence [1] W, 13-45-23 vs. Rider [2] W, 8-25-26 vs. Maine [2] L, 7-135-26 vs. Rider [2] W, 16-35-27 vs. Maine [2] L, 8-21[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Northeast Regional)

1987(24-21, 12-6 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-16 vs.Kansas W,3-13-17 vs. Michigan L, 3-73-18 vs. Miami (OH) L, 9-113-18 vs.Kansas W,7-53-19 vs. Pan American L, 5-103-20 vs. Michigan L, 5-73-21 vs. Miami (OH) W, 3-23-21 vs. Pan American L, 1-23-24 Brooklyn L, 6-93-25 St. Francis W, 7-33-26 at C.W. Post L, 8-123-28 Boston College L, 7-10 (10)3-29 Boston College W, 2-03-29 Boston College L, 3-64-2 at Long Island University W, 10-64-5 Connecticut W, 1-04-5 Connecticut W, 5-44-7 St. Francis W, 5-24-8 Army W, 7-14-9 Seton Hall W, 7-04-11 Providence L, 5-64-11 Providence W, 4-34-12 Providence W, 18-14-14 Columbia L, 0-24-15 at FDU L, 9-104-16 at Connecticut W, 7-44-17 at Connecticut L, 1-94-20 Connecticut L, 2-64-21 Wagner W, 16-104-22 at Connecticut L, 6-74-23 at Seton Hall L, 6-94-25 at Providence W, 6-34-25 at Providence W, 12-114-26 at Providence W, 13-64-30 at Fordham W, 11-65-2 at Boston College W, 10-95-3 at Boston College W, 9-55-3 at Boston College W, 12-15-9 New York Tech W, 4-35-9 New York Tech L, 10-135-10 at Princeton L, 4-55-10 at Princeton L, 4-65-14 vs. Villanova [1] L, 3-95-15 vs. Connecticut [1] W, 13-45-16 vs. Villanova [1] L, 2-12[1] BIG EAST Tournament

1988BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(29-21-1, 9-9 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-14 vs. Michigan W, 7-53-15 vs. Pan American L, 2-43-18 vs. Michigan L, 2-93-18 vs.Kansas W,15-63-19 vs. Pan American L, 2-33-24 Pace W, 3-23-29 at Rutgers L, 5-113-30 at Army T, 5-53-31 Providence L, 1-54-2 Providence L, 2-54-2 Providence W, 9-24-5 at Seton Hall L, 2-124-6 at Wagner W, 11-54-9 at Connecticut W, 1-04-9 at Connecticut W, 5-24-10 at Connecticut W, 5-14-12 C.W. Post W, 8-74-13 at Columbia W, 5-14-14 Brooklyn W, 6-54-16 Boston College L, 6-8

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4-16 Boston College W, 14-14-17 Boston College W, 5-44-19 at St. Francis W, 3-14-20 Hofstra W, 10-24-21 Brooklyn W, 13-74-23 at Providence L, 2-34-23 at Providence L, 3-74-24 at Providence L, 7-164-26 at Hofstra W, 9-74-27 St. Francis W, 9-34-30 Connecticut W, 5-44-30 Connecticut L, 2-3 (10)5-1 Connecticut L, 2-65-2 Long Island University W, 11-95-3 Queens W, 20-15-7 Iona L, 2-65-7 Iona W, 8-15-8 Seton Hall L, 10-135-13 at Boston College W, 7-35-14 at Boston College L, 0-85-14 at Boston College W, 18-55-17 vs. Villanova [1] L, 1-75-18 vs. Providence [1] W, 14-65-20 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 6-25-20 vs. Villanova [1] W, 8-65-21 vs. Villanova [1] W, 5-05-22 vs. Clemson L, 1-165-23 vs. Clemson L, 5-65-27 vs. Stanford [2] W, 5-35-28 vs.Kentucky[2] L,5-125-28 vs. Clemson [2] L, 1-11[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Northeast Regional)

1989(19-19, 6-12 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-14 at New Orleans W, 8-53-15 at LSU L, 8-113-16 at LSU L, 5-123-17 at New Orleans W, 6-33-18 at Nicholls State L, 6-153-19 at Nicholls State L, 5-123-20 at Tulane W, 6-33-23 at Providence W, 5-23-23 at Providence L, 1-63-25 at Providence L, 11-133-27 Army W, 2-1 (11)3-28 Brooklyn L, 1-93-29 at C.W. Post W, 1-04-5 Columbia L, 4-54-8 Connecticut L, 1-74-8 Connecticut W, 11-24-9 Connecticut W, 4-24-11 Queens W, 22-54-12 C.W. Post W, 3-24-17 Providence L, 0-24-17 Providence L, 1-24-18 St. Francis W, 11-04-20 Brooklyn W, 5-34-22 Boston College W, 7-34-22 Boston College L, 3-54-23 Boston College L, 5-114-25 at Hofstra W, 26-24-26 at St. Francis W, 5-44-27 Fordham W, 7-14-29 at Connecticut L, 2-3

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4-29 at Connecticut L, 2-34-30 at Connecticut L, 4-85-3 Hofstra W, 5-05-4 Rutgers L, 0-15-7 Providence L, 3-45-12 at Boston College W, 6-25-13 at Boston College L, 1-115-13 at Boston College W, 9-4

1990(29-18, 15-6 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe RussoOpponent Result3-10 vs. Texas A&M L, 0-23-11 vs. Iowa State W, 5-13-11 vs. Washington State W, 6-33-12 vs. Iowa State W, 10-63-13 vs. Washington State L, 7-133-13 vs. Texas A&M L, 0-93-15 vs. Pan American W, 12-03-15 vs. Arkansas State W, 7-43-16 vs. Oklahoma L, 1-43-17 vs. Miami (OH) L, 1-73-22 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 9-03-26 Pace W, 7-63-28 Brooklyn W, 14-13-29 C.W. Post L, 2-4 (10)3-31 at Boston College L, 0-63-31 at Boston College W, 7-24-1 at Boston College W, 5-24-4 at Columbia L, 7-104-5 Wagner W, 5-44-8 Seton Hall W, 3-14-8 Seton Hall L, 4-114-9 Seton Hall W, 4-3 (13)4-11 Hofstra W, 2-44-12 Connecticut W, 4-14-14 Connecticut W, 2-1 (12)4-14 Connecticut L, 2-44-16 at Pace W, 7-44-18 at Army L, 6-84-19 at C.W. Post W, 16-94-22 at Providence L, 5-64-22 at Providence W, 10-94-23 at Providence W, 12-84-26 Fordham W, 5-44-27 at Rider L, 6-154-29 Pittsburgh W, 6-14-29 Pittsburgh L, 6-74-30 Pittsburgh W, 14-35-1 Long Island University L, 9-10 (12)5-2 Brooklyn W, 17-125-5 at Villanova L, 2-35-5 at Villanova W, 9-55-6 at Villanova W, 9-45-11 at Georgetown W, 15-45-12 at Georgetown W, 6-15-12 at Georgetown W, 8-75-15 vs. Villanova [1] L, 0-35-18 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 3-12[1] BIG EAST Tournament

1991BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS(34-14-1, 18-2 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe Russo3-11 vs. Fresno State L, 3-53-12 vs. Iowa State W, 7-43-13 vs. Indiana State L, 7-133-14 vs. Creighton L, 8-153-15 vs. North Carolina W, 4-33-16 vs. Indiana State L, 0-83-20 C.W. Post W, 6-33-21 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 9-33-23 at Pittsburgh W, 17-2

3-23 at Pittsburgh W, 18-93-24 at Pittsburgh W, 16-73-26 Pace L, 4-73-27 Brooklyn W, 19-113-28 at Seton Hall W, 4-14-1 at Seton Hall W, 3-04-1 at Seton Hall W, 7-54-2 at Rutgers L, 9-114-3 Columbia W, 11-24-4 Rutgers L, 5-64-6 Georgetown W, 11-14-6 Georgetown W, 7-04-7 Georgetown W, 7-24-8 Hofstra W, 20-44-9 at Wagner W, 14-14-11 Queens W, 9-44-13 Boston College W, 12-34-14 Boston College L, 5-74-14 Boston College W, 3-14-16 St. Francis W, 11-54-17 Army T, 3-34-18 at C.W. Post L, 7-104-20 at Connecticut W, 9-14-20 at Connecticut W, 11-04-23 Brooklyn W, 15-24-27 Providence W, 3-04-27 Providence W, 3-14-28 Providence W, 16-55-4 Villanova W, 4-35-5 Villanova L, 13-155-5 Villanova W, 15-35-9 at St. Francis W, 3-25-10 at Pace W, 18-35-14 vs. Boston College [1] W, 7-05-15 vs. Providence [1] W, 8-45-16 vs. Villanova [1] L, 2-65-17 vs. Villanova [1] L, 1-125-23 vs. Georgia Tech [2] W, 5-45-24 vs. Alabama [2] L, 2-55-25 vs. Georgia Tech [2] L, 4-5[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Atlantic Regional)

1992BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS(30-13, 14-5 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe Russo3-9 vs. South Dakota State W, 6-33-10 vs. Iowa State W, 4-33-10 vs. UT-Pan American W, 6-33-11 vs. South Dakota State W, 4-33-13 vs. UT-Pan American W, 4-33-14 vs. Miami (Ohio) L, 9-103-18 Pace L, 2-53-29 Pittsburgh W, 3-2 (8)3-29 Pittsburgh W, 4-3 (7)3-30 Pittsburgh W, 7-43-31 Rutgers W, 16-84-1 at Columbia L, 6-10 (8)4-2 Rutgers L, 8-104-6 Georgetown W, 10-44-6 Georgetown W, 5-34-7 Georgetown W, 6-14-8 at St. Francis W, 7-3 (11)4-8 Wagner W, 15-134-9 at Rider W, 9-34-12 at Boston College W, 2-14-12 at Boston College W, 18-84-13 at Boston College L, 11-124-14 at Army W, 11-44-15 at Hofstra W, 27-164-18 Seton Hall L, 0-24-18 Seton Hall W, 5-14-20 Seton Hall W, 7-1

4-21 Brooklyn W, 12-14-23 Marist W, 16-134-25 Connecticut W, 3-24-25 Connecticut W, 9-84-26 Connecticut L, 7-94-27 Queens W, 22-34-28 St. Francis L, 3-44-30 at C.W. Post W. 10-85-2 at Providence L, 5-65-2 at Providence L, 3-55-3 at Providence W, 10-65-5 at Pace L, 4-55-6 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 14-125-9 at Villanova W, 7-4 5-12 vs. Providence [1] L, 4-65-13 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 3-4[1] BIG EAST Tournament 1993BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(28-20, 11-10 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe Russo3-15 vs. SW Missouri State W, 5-43-16 vs. Clemson W, 10-63-17 vs. Nebraska L, 3-83-18 vs.KansasState L,8-103-19 vs.Arizona W,5-43-20 vs. Nebraska L, 3-143-27 Georgetown W, 4-23-27 Georgetown L, 1-43-31 Columbia W, 4-34-4 at Pittsburgh L, 0-24-4 at Pittsburgh L, 2-44-5 at Pittsburgh W, 10-14-6 at St. Francis W, 4-34-7 at Wagner L, 5-84-8 at Seton Hall W, 5-14-8 at Seton Hall W, 7-44-9 at Seton Hall L, 3-44-13 Army W, 18-154-14 at New York Tech W, 12-24-15 Rider W, 14-64-17 Boston College W, 11-64-18 Boston College L, 3-54-18 Boston College W, 7-44-20 Hofstra L, 3-204-20 Long Island University W, 7-44-23 at Connecticut L, 4-74-24 at Connecticut W, 2-14-24 at Connecticut L, 2-64-25 St. Francis L, 4-74-29 C.W. Post L, 4-65-1 Providence W, 4-35-1 Providence W, 9-15-2 Providence L, 7-95-4 Pace W, 8-75-8 Villanova L, 3-55-8 Villanova L, 3-65-9 Villanova W, 5-45-13 New York Tech L, 2-85-15 at Rider W, 12-85-16 Georgetown W, 19-35-18 vs. Villanova [1] W, 5-3 (10)5-19 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 5-45-20 vs. Connecticut [1] W, 9-05-27 vs. Cal-State Northridge [2] L, 1-35-28 vs. George Mason [2] W, 16-95-29 vs. Pepperdine [2] W, 4-15-29 vs. Cal-State Northridge [2] W, 11-105-30 vs.ArizonaState[2] L,2-12[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (West Regional)

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1994(20-16, 10-8 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe Russo3-14 vs. Texas Tech L, 0-53-17 vs. New York Tech W, 12-113-17 vs. New York Tech W, 4-13-18 vs. Miami (Ohio) W, 10-33-19 vs. Texas Tech L, 0-23-19 vs.TexasA&M-Kingsville L,0-54-2 Seton Hall W, 2-04-2 Seton Hall L, 5-94-3 Seton Hall L, 1-34-4 Iona W, 11-74-5 at Columbia W, 15-144-9 Connecticut W, 2-14-9 Connecticut L, 2-104-10 Connecticut W, 6-44-17 at Providence W, 3-04-17 at Providence W, 9-54-18 at Providence L, 1-34-19 at Hofstra L, 4-124-20 at Long Island University L, 3-94-21 C.W. Post W, 2-14-24 at Boston College W, 5-04-24 at Boston College L, 12-164-25 at Boston College W, 11-24-26 St. Francis L, 6-104-27 at St. Francis L, 2-54-28 at C.W. Post L, 1-24-30 at Georgetown L, 4-54-30 at Georgetown W, 8-05-1 at Georgetown W, 11-65-3 at Pace W, 18-65-4 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 6-45-7 Pittsburgh L, 6-105-7 Pittsburgh W, 3-25-12 C.W. Post W, 3-05-13 Old Dominion L, 7-85-14 Old Dominion W, 6-0 1995(18-16, 12-9 BIG EAST)Coach: Joe Russo3-28 Rutgers L, 0-33-29 at Seton Hall L, 2-93-30 at Rutgers L, 1-64-1 at Pittsburgh L, 2-54-1 at Pittsburgh L, 4-114-2 at Pittsburgh L, 6-54-6 at Wagner W, 6-54-9 at Connecticut L, 1-64-9 at Connecticut W, 6-14-10 at Connecticut L, 2-54-11 Army W, 6-14-12 at New York Tech L, 2-34-13 Boston College L, 1-2 (10)4-15 Boston College W, 15-64-15 Boston College W, 5-24-17 Iona W, 15-64-18 at Hofstra L, 8-94-19 at Seton Hall W, 6-54-20 Columbia L, 9-104-22 Georgetown W, 8-14-22 Georgetown W, 7-54-23 Georgetown W, 5-04-24 Long Island University W. 15-1 (7)4-25 St. Francis L, 5-84-26 Manhattan W, 12-14-27 at C.W. Post W, 24-34-29 Villanova W, 2-14-29 Villanova W, 5-14-30 Villanova W, 12-115-3 at Seton Hall W, 8-35-6 Providence L, 4-65-6 Providence L, 3-105-7 Providence W, 18-115-12 C.W. Post L, 4-5

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1996(26-18, 14-10 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer3-11 vs. Fresno State L, 7-133-13 vs. Nebraska L, 6-193-14 vs. Portland State W, 2-03-15 vs. New Mexico W, 7-43-16 vs. Nebraska L, 3-113-21 at Iona L, 6-103-23 Seton Hall* W, 6-43-23 Seton Hall* W, 7-63-24 Rutgers* L, 5-103-24 Rutgers* W, 9-53-26 at Hofstra W, 17-23-28 at Columbia W, 13-43-30 at Pittsburgh* W, 2-03-30 at Pittsburgh* L, 3-53-31 at Pittsburgh* W, 8-54-2 at St. Francis (NY) W, 11-54-4 at Notre Dame* L, 3-74-5 at C. W. Post L, 3-44-6 at C.W. Post W, 16-24-11 Wagner W, 17-34-13 at Boston College* W, 3-04-13 at Boston College* W, 4-24-14 at Boston College* W, 12-34-17 Connecticut* L, 4-5 (10)4-18 Connecticut* W, 4-04-18 Manhattan W, 19-74-20 West Virginia* W, 3-24-20 West Virginia* W, 5-14-21 West Virginia* W, 5-44-23 St. Francis L, 8-94-24 at Connecticut* L, 3-4 (10)4-25 NY Tech W, 8-34-27 at Villanova* L, 7-144-27 at Villanova* W, 7-34-28 at Georgetown* L, 4-84-28 at Georgetown* W, 17-45-4 Providence* L, 3-75-5 Providence* L, 2-85-5 Providence* L, 1-105-10 vs. UNC-Willmington W, 11-15-14 vs. Villanova [1] W, 4-15-15 vs. Providence [1] W, 3-25-17 vs. West Virginia [1] L, 5-65-17 vs. Notre Dame [1] L, 0-4[1] BIG EAST Tournament 1997BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(35-17, 16-7 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-18 at Florida International W, 7-42-19 at Florida International L, 3-102-20 vs. St. Francis W, 4-32-21 at Florida Atlantic L, 4-152-22 at Florida Atlantic L, 2-32-27 at Citadel W, 4-03-1 at College of Charleston W, 9-23-1 at College of Charleston L, 3-133-2 at College of Charleston W, 5-23-7 at Rider L, 1-83-9 at East Carolina W, 18-23-10 at East Carolina L, 0-23-10 at East Carolina W, 7-63-13 C.W. Post W, 15-73-18 Pace W, 5-23-19 at Fordham L, 10-123-22 Boston College* W, 4-13-22 Boston College* W, 6-13-23 Boston College* W, 10-93-25 Hofstra W, 5-33-26 Columbia W, 5-34-2 at St. Francis L, 9-104-5 Georgetown* L, 1-2

4-5 Georgetown* L, 6-154-6 Villanova* W, 3-14-6 Villanova* W, 8-64-9 at Connecticut* L, 5-84-10 at Wagner W, 16-114-12 at Providence* L, 2-34-12 at Providence* W, 6-34-13 at Providence* W, 6-14-15 Long Island University W, 10-94-16 Connecticut* W, 3-24-19 Pittsburgh* W, 4-24-19 Pittsburgh* W, 19-144-20 Pittsburgh* W, 14-54-23 at Connecticut* W, 10-74-24 at New York Tech W, 9-44-26 at Rutgers* W, 12-24-26 at Rutgers* L, 11-124-27 at Seton Hall *W, 5-14-27 at Seton Hall *W, 7-45-3 at West Virginia* L, 3-45-3 at West Virginia* W, 12-65-4 at West Virginia* L, 4-75-10 at New York Tech W, 8-35-13 vs. Rutgers [1] W, 3-05-14 vs. West Virginia [1] W, 11-45-15 vs. Villanova [1] W, 6-55-16 vs. Villanova [1] W, 9-75-22 vs. Florida [2] L, 3-45-23 vs. Richmond [2] L, 4-10[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Atlantic Regional)

1998(28-17-1, 14-7 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed BlankmeyerOpponent Result2-18 at Citadel W, 5-42-19 at College of Charleston W, 9-42-19 at College of Charleston W, 6-12-20 vs. at University of Georgia L, 3-72-21 vs. N.C. State W, 11-10 (11)2-22 vs. Virginia Tech L, 9-103-5 at Rider W, 4-03-7 Rider W, 5-43-10 Fordham L, 6-103-13 at Virginia Commonwealt L, 5-63-14 at Virginia Commonwealth L, 3-63-15 at Virginia Commonwealth L, 2-33-25 Columbia W, 28-33-26 at Iona W, 6-43-28 West Virginia* L, 1-23-28 West Virginia* W, 9-13-29 West Virginia* L, 3-43-31 St. Francis T, 4-44-4 at Pittsburgh* W, 2-04-4 at Pittsburgh* W, 7-44-5 at Pittsburgh* W, 11-34-6 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 11-34-9 Villanova* L, 3-104-11 Georgetown* W, 4-34-11 Georgetown* W, 10-54-14 at Long Island University L, 7-8 (10)4-15 at Connecticut* W, 8-4 (10)4-16 Army W, 8-24-18 at Virginia W, 6-34-18 at Virginia L, 1-44-20 Connecticut* W, 7-04-25 Boston College* W, 14-74-25 Boston College* W, 11-24-26 Boston College* W, 15-34-28 Wagner W, 12-54-29 Connecticut* L, 4-54-30 Hofstra W, 11-85-2 Providence* W, 6-55-2 Providence* L, 3-6

5-3 Providence* L, 2-55-9 at Notre Dame* W, 3-05-9 at Notre Dame* L, 1-25-10 at Notre Dame* W, 6-55-13 vs. Providence [1] W, 7-25-14 vs. Notre Dame [1] L, 2-35-15 vs. Rutgers [1] L, 10-14[1] BIG EAST Tournament

1999(32-22-2, 13-10-1 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-12 at Central Florida L, 5-142-13 at Central Florida W, 10-52-14 at Central Florida L, 5-82-19 vs. Virginia Commonwealth L, 4-72-26 at UNC Willmington W, 8-22-27 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 12-12-28 vs. Florida International L, 3-63-1 at Florida International L, 3-43-3 vs. Florida Atlantic L, 3-53-4 vs. Maine W, 12-33-6 vs. Michigan State L, 10-113-13 at Davidson W, 6-43-13 at Davidson T, 11-113-20 at Western Carolina L, 7-83-20 at Western Carolina L, 1-43-21 at Western Carolina W, 13-113-25 Iona W, 11-43-27 Georgetown* W, 10-13-27 Georgetown* W, 23-23-28 at Villanova* L, 0-13-28 at Villanova* L, 5-63-30 at St. Francis W 7-14-1 Seton Hall L, 5-64-3 Rutgers* W, 10-04-4 Rutgers* L, 8-94-7 at Connecticut* L, 2-34-10 at West Virginia* W, 4-14-10 at West Virginia* W, 8-34-11 at West Virginia* W, 2-04-13 Long Island University W, 9-84-14 Connecticut* L, 11-224-17 Pittsburgh* W, 8-14-17 Pittsburgh* W, 3-14-18 Pittsburgh* W, 14-54-21 at Connecticut* W, 10-44-22 at Wagner W, 13-54-24 at New York Tech W, 9-04-24 at New York Tech W, 13-44-25 New York Tech W, 9-25-2 at Providence* L, 1-95-2 at Providence* L, 9-125-3 at Providence* L, 7-115-5 Rider W, 11-55-6 at Fordham W, 7-15-8 at Boston College* T, 4-45-8 at Boston College* L, 7-85-9 at Boston College* W, 10-65-12 Hofstra W, 10-25-15 Notre Dame* W, 5-45-15 Notre Dame* L, 2-55-16 Notre Dame* W, 14-55-20 vs. Rutgers [1] L, 9-135-21 vs. West Virginia [1] W, 9-65-22 vs. Seton Hall [1] W, 7-25-22 vs. Rutgers [1] W, 6-45-23 vs. Providence [1] L, 1-6[1] BIG EAST Tournament

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2000(29-22, 8-15 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed BlankmeyerOpponent Result2-18 vs. Virginia Tech W, 11-52-19 at Citadel L, 3-42-20 vs. Richmond L, 8-93-4 vs. Michigan W, 12-33-5 vs. Ohio State L, 3-83-6 vs. South Alabama W, 8-73-7 atJacksonville L,1-123-9 at North Florida W, 10-83-10 vs. Central Michigan W, 6-53-11 vs. Illinois L, 5-63-12 vs. Duquesne W, 11-23-15 at Long Island University W, 4-13-18 at Towson W, 2-13-19 at Coppin State W, 12-33-19 at Coppin State W, 17-23-22 at Columbia W, 5-43-23 at Iona L, 4-83-25 West Virginia* W, 9-13-25 West Virginia* L, 10-113-26 West Virginia* L, 4-93-30 at C.W. Post W, 17-44-1 at Pittsburgh* W, 7-24-1 at Pittsburgh* W, 10-54-2 at Pittsburgh* L, 9-104-6 at Wagner W, 15-34-8 Georgetown* W, 15-44-8 Georgetown* W, 15-44-10 Georgetown* L, 2-44-12 atSt.Peter’s W,12-74-13 Fordham W, 11-04-15 at Rutgers* L, 3-94-15 at Rutgers* L, 7-94-16 at Rutgers* L, 5-74-18 Manhattan W, 13-24-20 at Boston College* L, 1-24-20 at Boston College* L, 1-94-25 at Hofstra W, 21-24-26 Pace L, 2-34-29 at Notre Dame* L, 3-84-29 at Notre Dame* W, 6-44-30 at Notre Dame* L, 8-95-6 Villanova* W, 9-25-6 Villanova* W, 6-05-7 Villanova* L, 8-95-8 St.Peter’s W,8-65-9 at New York Tech W, 15-85-10 New York Tech W, 11-75-11 St. Francis W, 3-25-13 at Seton Hall* L, 0-85-13 at Seton Hall* L, 4-65-14 at Seton Hall* L, 3-8

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2001(31-22, 13-13 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed BlankmeyerOpponent Result2-17 at Charleston L, 2-12-18 at Charleston L, 1-02-20 at Charleston Southern L, 8-02-21 at The Citadel L, 18-32-22 at Charleston L, 5-42-23 at Charleston Southern W, 3-22-24 at Charleston Southern W, 11-53-2 vs. Vanderbilt L, 7-23-10 atJamesMadison W,14-123-10 atJamesMadison L,5-03-11 atJamesMadison W,10-73-17 Connecticut* L, 3-23-17 Connecticut* W, 8-33-18 Connecticut* W, 7-63-23 at Virginia Tech* W, 2-13-23 at Virginia Tech* L, 19-63-24 at Georgetown* L, 3-13-24 at Georgetown* W, 7-33-23 at Iona W, 12-53-29 C.W. Post W, 7-13-31 at Villanova* W, 5-33-31 at Villanova* W, 2-14-1 at Villanova* L, 3-24-3 St.Peter’s W,12-04-5 Stony Brook L, 7-54-7 Boston College* L, 10-64-7 Boston College* W, 6-34-8 Boston College* W, 6-24-10 St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 9-34-12 West Virginia* W, 1-04-12 West Virginia* W, 4-34-14 Pittsburgh* W, 5-24-14 Pittsburgh* W, 10-94-16 Long Island W, 7-24-19 Fordham W, 12-84-20 at Seton Hall* L, 6-44-21 at Seton Hall* L, 4-34-22 at Seton Hall* W, 8-44-24 at Hofstra W, 10-94-25 Pace W, 11-34-26 at Wagner W, 10-64-28 at Notre Dame* L, 3-24-28 at Notre Dame* L, 5-04-29 at Notre Dame* L, 7-34-30 Columbia W, 14-95-1 Fairfield W, 18-75-5 C.W. Post W, 3-15-8 Manhattan W, 4-35-9 New York Tech L, 6-35-10 at New York Tech W, 4-15-12 at Rutgers* L, 2-15-12 at Rutgers* L, 18-95-13 at Rutgers* L, 6-5

2002(29-23, 14-12 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-16 vs. William & Mary L, 7-62-17 at Coastal Carolina L, 10-12-18 at Coastal Carolina W, 3-12-22 vs. George Mason L, 9-22-23 at UNC Wilmington L, 5-42-24 vs. Northern Iowa L, 6-43-8 vs. UNLV L, 11-53-8 vs. Oklahoma State L, 17-43-9 atArizonaState L,11-13-12 at Queens College W, 15-03-14 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 16-13-15 at Hofstra University W, 5-23-17 Monmouth University L, 2-03-17 Monmouth University W, 9-23-21 at Fairfield W, 7-63-23 Villanova* W, 4-23-23 Villanova* W, 16-23-24 Villanova* L, 5-33-28 at Pittsburgh* W, 13-63-28 at Pittsburgh* L, 12-83-30 at West Virginia* L, 4-23-30 at West Virginia* W, 7-24-2 St.Peter’s W,5-44-4 at Pace University W, 14-74-6 at Notre Dame* L, 4-14-6 at Notre Dame* W, 4-34-7 at Notre Dame* L, 5-24-9 at St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 8-14-10 Columbia W, 8-54-12 Georgetown* W, 5-44-12 Georgetown* W, 9-54-14 Virginia Tech* W, 2-14-14 Virginia Tech* L, 8-54-17 C.W. Post W, 10-74-18 at Fordham W, 12-74-20 at Connecticut* W, 10-64-20 at Connecticut* L, 16-104-21 at Connecticut* L, 5-14-23 Wagner W, 14-24-27 at Boston College* L, 4-34-27 at Boston College* L, 8-24-29 at Boston College* W, 8-64-30 Princeton L, 7-55-8 New York Tech W, 9-65-11 Seton Hall* W, 4-35-11 Seton Hall* L, 7-55-12 Seton Hall* W, 8-25-14 Manhattan L, 10-95-15 New York Tech W, 8-45-18 Rutgers* W, 6-15-19 Rutgers* W, 3-15-19 Rutgers* L, 11-10

2003(29-27, 12-14 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-22 at South Alabama L, 19-32-22 vs. Soutern Miss L, 13-122-23 vs. Northwestern L, 18-122-28 at Coastal Carolina W, 4-33-1 vs. North Carolina W, 6-53-3 vs. Michigan State W, 4-33-4 at Coastal Carolina L, 7-43-9 at Coastal Carolina L, 14-33-8 at UNC-Wilmington L, 5-43-8 at UNC-Wilmington L, 6-03-9 at UNC-Wilmington L, 6-23-12 FDU W, 12-23-15 atJamesMadison L,21-93-15 atJamesMadison L,9-83-16 atJamesMadison L,2-13-19 Fairfield W, 11-33-21 Hofstra W, 5-33-22 at Hofstra W, 7-53-23 Hofstra W, 7-63-25 Wagner W, 3-23-26 at Columbia L, 5-33-30 Pittsburgh* W, 4-13-30 Pittsburgh* W, 7-13-31 Pittsburgh* W, 8-34-1 Delaware State W, 6-54-4 Connecticut* W, 4-24-4 Connecticut* L, 5-34-6 Notre Dame* L, 11-34-6 Notre Dame* L, 18-34-12 at Georgetown* W, 9-54-12 at Georgetown* W, 5-14-13 at Georgetown* W, 8-04-15 St.Peter’s W,10-74-17 at Rutgers* L, 7-64-17 at Rutgers* L, 9-74-19 at Villanova* W, 12-64-19 at Villanova* L, 10-54-22 Pace W, 9-34-24 Iona W, 13-94-25 St. Francis W, 15-34-27 West Virginia* L, 4-04-27 West Virginia* W, 7-64-28 West Virginia* L, 9-74-29 Princeton L, 7-45-1 Long Island W, 14-25-3 at Virginia Tech* L, 3-15-3 at Virginia Tech* L, 7-35-4 at Virginia Tech* L, 7-45-6 at New York Tech W, 7-35-10 Boston College* L, 3-25-10 Boston College* W, 13-05-11 Boston College* W, 3-15-15 New York Tech W, 7-25-17 at Seton Hall* W, 3-05-17 at Seton Hall* L, 11-15-18 at Seton Hall* L, 7-1

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2004(37-23, 17-9 BIG EAST)Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-20 at Arkansas L, 14-72-21 at Arkansas L, 6-52-22 at Arkansas L, 14-32-27 at Lamar W, 3-22-28 at Lamar W, 7-52-29 at Lamar L, 6-53-2 at Sam Houston State W, 9-63-5 at TCU L, 13-93-6 at UT-Arlington L, 17-53-6 at TCU L, 3-23-12 at UNC-Asheville L, 7-63-13 at UNC-Asheville W, 9-73-14 at UNC-Asheville W, 7-13-21 FDU W, 9-53-21 FDU W, 6-33-23 at Fairfield W, 10-33-24 Columbia W, 9-33-27 Georgetown* W, 9-23-27 Georgetown* L, 4-13-28 Georgetown* W, 5-13-31 at Wagner W, 21-04-3 Virginia Tech* W, 3-24-3 Virginia Tech* W, 9-54-4 Virginia Tech* W, 2-04-6 at St. Francis W, 5-14-8 at Connecticut* W, 7-64-8 at Connecticut* L, 6-24-12 at Notre Dame* L, 7-14-12 at Notre Dame* W, 2-14-15 Albany L, 5-14-17 at Boston College* L, 4-24-17 at Boston College* W, 7-14-18 at Boston College * W, 5-44-20 Pace W, 7-14-21 Iona W, 5-24-23 Villanova* L, 4-14-23 Villanova* W, 6-54-25 Rutgers* W, 10-44-25 Rutgers* W, 4-14-27 Princeton W, 6-44-29 atSt.Peter’s W,14-35-1 at West Virginia* L, 5-15-1 at West Virginia* L, 6-55-2 at West Virginia* W, 16-85-4 New York Tech W, 10-35-4 New York Tech W, 8-25-12 Hofstra L, 4-125-13 New York Tech W, 8-25-15 Seton Hall* W, 4-35-15 Seton Hall* W, 7-35-16 Seton Hall* L, 6-45-22 at Pittsburgh* L, 6-45-23 at Pittsburgh* W, 6-55-23 at Pittsburgh* W, 17-45-27 vs. Pittsburgh [1] W, 4-25-28 vs. Notre Dame [1] L, 9-25-29 vs. Boston College [1] L, 6-46-5 vs. Long Beach State [2] L, 4-36-5 vs. UNLV [2] W, 9-66-5 vs. Stanford [2] L, 9-2[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Stanford Regional)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2005BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS(41-18, 19-4 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-18 vs. Northwestern State L, 5-62-19 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 2-72-20 vs. Southern W, 5-42-25 at Florida International L, 8-92-26 at Florida International L, 4-112-27 at Florida International W, 9-43-1 vs. Michigan W, 17-123-3 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 10-33-5 vs. Chicago State W, 2-03-7 vs. LaSalle W, 14-63-11 at Minnesota L, 2-43-12 vs. Harvard L, 2-33-13 vs. No. 19 La.-Lafayette L, 1-33-19 Quinnipiac W, 6-03-19 Quinnipiac W, 6-03-22 Fairfield L, 13-183-26 Boston College W, 4-03-26 Boston College L, 3-43-29 at Columbia W, 22-33-30 Wagner W, 8-04-3 Pittsburgh* W, 2-04-4 Pittsburgh* W, 3-24-4 Pittsburghh* W, 4-24-5 St. Francis (NY) W, 14-24-6 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 29-64-9 at Georgetown* W, 13-24-9 at Georgetown* W, 5-24-10 at Georgetown* W, 8-24-12 St.Peter’s W,26-14-13 at Iona W, 10-14-16 at West Virginia* W, 7-44-16 at West Virginia* L, 6-84-17 at West Virginia* W, 11-44-20 at Hofstra W, 8-64-21 New York Tech L, 8-114-23 at Seton Hall* W, 6-14-23 at Seton Hall* W, 5-34-24 at Seton Hall* L, 3-84-26 Princeton W, 10-05-1 Rutgers* L, 8-105-1 Rutgers* W, 4-25-2 Rutgers* W, 11-15-3 at New York Tech W, 4-25-7 Notre Dame* W, 3-25-7 Notre Dame* W, 6-55-8 Notre Dame* W, 3-15-12 New York Tech L, 0-15-14 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 3-05-14 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 11-05-17 Manhattan W, 13-55-19 at Villanova* W, 6-15-21 at Villanova* W, 5-05-21 at Villanova* W, 7-25-26 Pittsburgh [1] L, 1-45-27 at Boston College [1] L, 5-76-3 vs. Virginia [2] W, 5-36-5 at Oregon State [2] L, 1-116-6 vs. Ohio State [2] W, 7-16-6 at Oregon State [2] L, 3-19[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Corvallis (Ore.) Regional)

2006 (40-19, 16-10 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-19 at Texas Tech L, 4-52-24 at No. 2 Rice L, 7-142-25 vs. Texas State W, 10-52-26 vs. No. 3 Nebraska L, 4-123-3 at East Tennessee State W, 15-13-4 at East Tennessee State L, 3-53-5 at East Tennessee State W, 14-93-7 at Charleston Southern W, 11-13-10 at Coll. of Charleston L, 2-63-11 at Coll. of Charleston L, 3-43-12 at Coll. of Charleston W, 10-83-14 Albany W, 17-13-18 Quinnipiac W, 12-73-18 Quinnipiac L, 4-53-19 Quinnipiac W, 15-33-21 at Fairfield W, 4-23-22 at Temple W, 16-13-24 at Villanova* W, 6-33-25 at Villanova* W, 3-23-26 at Villanova* W, 5-33-28 Columbia W, 10-23-29 at Wagner W, 7-13-31 Georgetown* W, 10-34-1 Georgetown* W, 15-94-2 Georgetown* W, 9-34-4 at St. Francis W, 17-34-8 at Pittsburgh* W, 6-24-8 at Pittsburgh* L, 2-34-9 at Pittsburgh* W, 12-54-11 St.Peter’s W,10-44-13 at No. 21 Notre Dame* L, 2-94-13 at No. 21 Notre Dame* L, 7-134-15 at No. 21 Notre Dame* L, 5-74-18 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 10-44-18 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 8-04-19 Hofstra W, 2-0 (11)4-21 Connecticut* L, 3-64-22 Connecticut* L, 2-44-25 Princeton W, 17-54-28 at Rutgers* W, 7-64-29 at Rutgers* W, 11-24-30 at Rutgers* L, 2-45-2 at NYIT W, 6-15-6 Seton Hall* W, 4-05-6 Seton Hall* W, 4-25-7 Seton Hall* W, 3-05-10 LIU W, 5-15-10 Iona W, 8-05-12 USF* L, 2-35-13 USF* W, 19-05-14 USF* W, 4-35-18 at Cincinnati* L, 0-75-19 at Cincinnati* L, 5-75-20 at Cincinnati* W, 14-95-23 vs. West Virginia [1] L, 3-55-24 vs. South Florida [1] W, 6-45-25 vs. West Virginia [1] W, 12-75-26 vs. No. 18 Notre Dame [1] W, 10-15-26 vs. No. 18 Notre Dame [1] L, 3-5[1] BIG EAST Tournament

2007BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS(41-19, 20-7 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-17 vs. Dallas Baptist L, 9-102-17 vs. Texas Tech L, 6-102-18 vs. Texas Tech L, 5-72-23 at East Carolina L, 1-52-24 vs. Duke L, 2-42-24 vs. Washington L, 3-63-2 vs.KansasState L,3-103-3 vs. UC-Santa Barbara L, 6-93-4 vs. Lamar L, 3-143-6 at No. 8 Rice W, 7-63-8 at McNeese St. L, 4-113-9 at McNeese St. W, 11-53-10 at McNeese St. W, 5-13-14 Albany W, 5-43-21 Temple W, 7-23-23 Connecticut* L, 3-43-24 Connecticut* L, 7-103-25 Connecticut* W, 10-73-27 Columbia W, 24-13-28 Wagner W, 8-03-30 Rutgers* W, 5-13-31 Rutgers* W, 10-74-1 Rutgers* L, 3-84-5 Villanova* W, 4-34-5 Villanova* W, 16-94-7 Villanova* W, 9-24-10 Fairfield W, 8-44-11 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 7-24-11 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 12-24-13 Pittsburgh* L, 9-104-14 Pittsburgh* W, 8-14-14 Pittsburgh* W, 15-14-17 at LIU W, 19-54-18 at Hofstra W, 12-04-20 at Georgetown* W, 16-04-21 at Georgetown* W, 8-24-22 at Georgetown* W, 4-24-24 Princeton W, 6-34-27 at West Virginia* W, 8-74-28 at West Virginia* W, 11-34-29 at West Virginia* W, 7-25-1 NYIT W, 2-15-5 Louisville* W, 4-25-5 Louisville* L, 0-35-6 Louisville* W, 6-25-9 Iona W, 2-05-9 Iona W, 17-25-11 Cincinnati* W, 10-05-12 Cincinnati* L, 4-55-13 Cincinnati* W, 15-05-15 at NYIT W, 16-65-17 at USF* W, 12-85-18 at USF* W, 7-35-19 at USF* L, 2-55-22 vs. Connecticut [1] W, 2-15-23 vs. South Florida [1] L, 0-25-24 vs. Connecticut [1] L, 7-86-1 vs. No. 13 Clemson [2] L, 2-36-3 vs. VCU [2] W, 5-46-3 vs. No. 11 Coastal Carolina [2] L, 5-6[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Myrtle Beach Regional)

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2008BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS(42-16, 20-7 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-23 vs. Gardner-Webb W, 8-42-24 at Winthrop W, 4-32-25 vs. Evansville W, 3-12-26 at Winthrop W, 2-02-28 vs.KentState W,9-42-29 at Winthrop W, 3-2 (10)3-1 vs. No. 2 North Carolina L, 2-63-2 vs. No. 2 North Carolina L, 2-43-7 at Cal State Northridge L, 5-63-8 at Cal State Northridge W, 10-43-8 at Cal State Northridge L, 7-93-9 at Cal State Northridge W, 11-63-12 LIU W, 9-8 (10)3-14 Albany W, 9-23-15 Fairfield W, 14-4 (7)3-15 Fairfield W, 10-13-18 at Fairfield W, 11-03-20 at Rutgers* W, 12-53-21 at Rutgers* W, 2-03-22 at Rutgers* W, 12-93-25 Columbia W, 10-53-28 Seton Hall* W, 6-43-29 Seton Hall* W, 10-43-30 Seton Hall* L, 2-64-2 at NYIT W, 5-44-4 at Louisville* W, 13-44-5 at Louisville* W, 6-34-6 at Louisville* L, 3-104-8 at Temple W, 3-24-9 at Wagner L, 3-44-11 Connecticut* L, 1-24-12 Connecticut* W, 10-54-13 Connecticut* W, 1-04-16 Hofstra W, 19-54-18 at Pittsburgh* L, 3-64-19 at Pittsburgh* W, 7-44-20 at Pittsburgh* W, 11-84-22 Princeton W, 6-24-25 at No. 24 Notre Dame* W, 10-34-26 at No. 24 Notre Dame* W, 6-44-27 at No. 24 Notre Dame* L, 4-84-30 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 18-55-2 West Virginia* W, 2-1 (10)5-3 West Virginia* W, 10-35-4 West Virginia* W, 6-55-6 Iona W, 4-2 (7)5-6 Iona W, 15-2 (7)5-10 USF* W, 8-15-10 USF* W, 4-3 (10)5-11 USF* L, 2-95-15 at Villanova* W, 16-25-17 at Villanova* L, 7-8 (11)5-17 at Villanova* W, 5-25-20 vs. Villanova [1] L, 0-12 (7)5-21 vs. Seton Hall [1] L, 6-125-30 vs. No. 19 Texas [2] W, 2-15-31 at No. 5 Rice [2] L, 2-116-1 vs. No. 19 Texas [2] L, 3-4[1] BIG EAST Tournament[2] NCAA Tournament (Houston Regional)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2009(30-22, 16-11 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-20 vs. Penn State [1] W, 15-62-21 vs. Iowa [1] W, 18-3 (7)2-22 vs. No. 29 Michigan [1] L, 2-42-27 at No. 23 East Carolina L, 7-92-27 vs. College of Charleston L, 4-83-6 at BYU L, 4-53-7 at BYU L, 5-63-7 at BYU L, 7-8 (11)3-9 at Utah Valley W, 14-43-9 at Utah Valley W, 10-03-13 Albany W, 8-63-14 Fairfield W, 3-23-15 Albany W, 14-73-17 Fairfield W, 12-53-18 at Hofstra L, 13-203-20 Villanova* W, 19-73-21 Villanova* W, 3-23-22 Villanova* W, 10-33-24 at Columbia W, 2-13-27 at Georgetown* W, 7-23-28 at Georgetown* L, 5-103-29 vs. Georgetown* [2] L, 4-63-31 at LIU W, 16-44-1 NYIT L, 7-9 (11)4-4 Rutgers* W, 11-10 (10)4-4 Rutgers* W, 16-84-5 Rutgers* W, 15-54-7 Wagner W, 18-94-9 at West Virginia* L, 3-94-10 at West Virginia* W, 10-54-11 at West Virginia* L, 2-164-17 Cincinnati* L, 8-114-18 Cincinnati* W, 16-84-19 Cincinnati* L, 4-94-22 at Fordham W, 8-14-24 at Connecticut* W, 8-54-25 at Connecticut* W, 8-74-26 at Connecticut* W, 13-44-28 at NYIT L, 12-204-29 FDU W, 12-105-1 at Seton Hall* W, 12-25-2 at Seton Hall* W, 4-1 (7)5-2 at Seton Hall* L, 7-8 (13)5-8 Louisville* L, 8-105-9 Louisville* L, 4-55-10 Louisville* W, 19-155-14 Notre Dame* L, 1-95-15 Notre Dame* L, 8-155-16 Notre Dame* W, 10-65-19 vs. Notre Dame [3] L, 5-145-20 vs. Cincinnati [3] W, 12-25-22 vs. Notre Dame [3] L, 10-11

[1] BIG EAST-Big Ten Challenge[2] Played at Citi Field[3] BIG EAST Tournament

2010BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS(43-20, 16-11 BIG EAST)Head Coach: Ed Blankmeyer2-19 at New Orleans W, 9-32-20 at New Orleans W, 5-2 (12)2-21 at New Orleans W, 31-62-26 vs. Minnesota [1] W, 5-42-27 vs. Michigan [1] W, 2-12-28 vs. Illinois [1] W, 6-43-5 at ETSU W, 10-23-6 at ETSU L, 7-113-7 at ETSU L, 6-83-10 at No. 11 North Carolina L, 2-83-12 at Liberty L, 1-93-13 at Liberty L, 9-143-14 at Liberty W, 7-6 (11)3-17 Fairfield W, 16-53-19 Albany L, 6-93-20 Albany W, 18-83-21 Albany W, 8-23-24 Columbia W, 22-213-26 at Pittsburgh* L, 1-43-27 at Pittsburgh* L, 1-133-28 at Pittsburgh* L, 3-5 (7)3-31 LIU W, 7-64-1 Seton Hall* W, 10-44-1 Seton Hall* W, 6-14-3 Seton Hall* W, 9-44-7 at Wagner L, 2-54-9 West Virginia* W, 11-34-10 West Virginia* W, 8-74-11 West Virginia* L, 8-10 (13)4-14 Hofstra W, 7-64-16 at Cincinnati* L, 2-44-17 at Cincinnati* W, 6-44-18 at Cincinnati* W, 7-14-20 Princeton W, 12-54-21 Fordham W, 18-74-23 Georgetown* W, 8-74-24 Georgetown* W, 14-13 (10)4-24 Georgetown* 15-54-28 FDU W, 9-74-30 at Notre Dame* L, 5-145-1 at Notre Dame* W, 8-15-2 at Notre Dame* W, 9-45-4 Iona [2] W, 11-25-7 USF* L, 4-135-8 USF* W, 8-35-9 USF* W, 6-55-11 NYIT W, 4-3 (13)5-14 at No. 8 Louisville W, 8-55-15 at No. 8 Louisville L, 6-105-16 at No. 8 Louisville L, 4-85-18 at Boston College W, 17-95-20 at Rutgers* L, 1-25-21 at Rutgers* W, 9-75-22 at Rutgers* L, 1-35-26 vs. USF [3] W, 3-25-27 vs. No. 9 Louisville [3] W, 6-55-29 vs. No. 9 Louisville [3] W, 5-35-30 vs. No. 18 Connecticut [3] W, 3-06-4 vs. No. 22 Ole Miss [4] L, 5-106-5 vs. VCU [4] W, 8-66-6 vs. No. 22 Ole Miss [4] W, 20-166-6 at No. 1 Virginia [4] W, 6-56-7 at No. 1 Virginia [4] L, 3-5

[1] Big Ten-BIG EAST Challenge[2] 500th Career Win For Head Coach Ed Blankmeyer[3] BIG EAST Tournament[4] NCAA Tournament (Charlottesville Regional)

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BATTING AVERAGE(MINIMUM 75 AT BATS) Year Avg. AB1. KeithFinnerty 1996 .439 1552. MikeDzurilla 1998 .427 1853. Larry Bubla 1972 .422 834. Tim Morris 2009 .415 2175. MikeDzurilla 1999 .410 2296. MikeRozema 2003 .408 196 Dom Scala 1976 .408 1478. Doug Latrenta 1979 .405 1539. Al Osofsky 1974 .400 12010. ChrisJoachim 2006 .398 216 Sebby Borriello 1980 .398 113TEAM RECORD 2009 .349 1969

RUNS SCORED Year R GP1. Tim Morris 2009 69 522. BrianKemp 2009 68 523. JoePanik 2010 66 614. P.J.Antoniato 2005 65 59 Greg Hopkins 2010 65 636. Will Vogl 2005-06 64 59 JeremyBaltz 2010 64 638. Doug Latrenta 1978 61 579. MikeDzurilla 1998 60 4610. Tony Bonura 1986 58 51TEAM RECORD 2010 494 63

HITS Year H GP1. JimmyParque 2010 98 632. JeremyBaltz 2010 95 633. MikeDzurilla 1999 94 564. Greg Hopkins 2010 92 635. Tim Morris 2009 90 526 Will Vogl 2006 89 597. ChrisJoachim 2006 86 58 P.J.Antoniato 2005 86 599. JoePanik 2010 85 6110. GilZayas 2007 84 57TEAM RECORD 2010 750 63

AT BATS Year AB GP1. JimmyParque 2010 274 632. Greg Hopkins 2010 257 633. Matt Wessinger 2010 250 624. Sam DeLuca 2006 242 595. JeremyBaltz 2010 240 636. GilZayas 2007 238 577. P.J.Antoniato 2004 236 608. P.J.Antoniato 2005 233 59 Will Vogl 2006 233 5910. Sam DeLuca 2007 231 60TEAM RECORD 2010 2278 63

HOME RUNS Year HR GP1. JeremyBaltz 2010 24 632. MikeDzurilla 1999 16 563. Chris Fallon 2000 16 504. Tyrone Wayne 1998 15 455. Will Vogl 2006 14 596. Ryan Mahoney 2007 13 547. Chris Anninos 2008 12 58 Scott deMarrais 1986 12 44 Tim Morris 2009 12 5210. CharlieBilezikjian 2002 11 53 Don Troyan 1978 11 50 Robert Lambraia 1986 11 46 Chris Fallon 1999 11 50 Anthony Smith 2007 11 59TEAM RECORD 2010 65 63

RUNS BATTED IN Year RBI GP1. JeremyBaltz 2010 85 632. MikeDzurilla 1999 65 563. Will Vogl 2006 64 594. Tim Morris 2009 62 525. Robert Lambraia 1988 61 49 JimmyParque 2009 61 517. Greg Hopkins 2010 59 638. Tyrone Wayne 1998 58 459. Ryan Mahoney 2007 58 5410. EdD’Alessio 1978 57 55 Chris Fallon 2000 57 50TEAM RECORD 2010 457 63

DOUBLES Year 2B GP1. MikeDzurilla 1999 24 562. MikeDzurilla 1997 22 51 Greg Thomson 2005 22 574. GilZayas 2007 21 57 Greg Hopkins 2010 21 63 JimmyParque 2010 21 637. Gino Matias 2009 19 518. Doug Latrenta 1979 18 37 Will Vogl 2006 18 59 Sam DeLuca 2007 18 60 JoePanik 2010 18 63TEAM RECORD 2010 150 63

TRIPLES Year 3B GP1. Mike Palladino 1987 8 452. KarkKomyathy 1981 7 38 Robet Grable 1990 7 464. Frank Caccavale 1986 6 50 Carlos Del Rosario 2008 6 52 Robert Lambraia 1988 6 49 Don Troyan 1977 6 41 Will Vogl 2005 6 57 Will Vogl 2006 6 5910. BrianKemp 2008 5 36 Don Giordano 1982 5 35 David Honor 1988 5 40 Tom Finke 1986 5 51 Scott Ullger 1977 5 33 Bob Bellini 1985 5 53 Mario Hewitt 1972 5 — George Blendick 1966 5 — Pete Graham 1999 5 55TEAM RECORD 2005 33 59

STOLEN BASES Year SB-SBA GP1. Ron Naclerio 1979 46-50 362. Thomas Cipolla 1978 39-43 573. Ron Naclerio 1978 38-47 57 Steve Scafa 1981 38-43 385. Wally Heckel 1989 36-39 38 Giancarlo DiPrima 1997 36-41 527. Walter Heckel 1988 33-41 508. Doug Latrenta 1978 29-39 57 David Goldberg 1978 29-35 5610. Don Troyan 1976 28-35 41 Pete Graham 1999 28-30 55TEAM RECORD 1978 219-265 58

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EARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 15 INNINGS PITCHED) Year ERA IP1. Larry Mushinski 1965 0.35 26.02. Rich Napolitano 1966 0.60 15.1 JamesSepanski 1975 0.60 15.04. Chris Rich 1979 0.63 57.25. Adam Alberico 1968 0.71 38.06. SteveRatzer 1974 0.82 75.17. Adam Alberico 1967 0.84 21.1

8. Frank Viola 1981 0.87 83.09. Gerald Callaghan 1975 0.89 50.110. Mike Proly 1971 0.90 55.0TEAM RECORD 1972 1.07 215.2

WINS Year ERA W-L1. Tom Sowinski 1968 1.17 11-12. Frank Viola 1981 0.87 10-0 MichaelO’Connor 1977 1.83 10-0 Frank Viola 1980 2.16 10-15. SteveRatzer 1974 0.82 9-1 George Brown 2008 2.91 9-1 Derek Adair 1997 2.32 9-2 Anthony Varvaro 2005 2.32 9-3 Steve Bingham 1978 3.50 9-410. Larry Bearnarth 1962 1.27 8-0 JoeMcGrath 1963 1.86 8-1 MichaelO’Connor 1976 2.58 8-1 Mike Rooney 1997 4.23 8-1 SteveRatzer 1975 1.48 8-2 Anthony Sullivan 2005 2.43 8-3 TomMigliozzi 1991 3.43 8-3 Anthony Varvaro 2004 3.63 8-3 KyleHansen 2010 3.71 8-3 KevinMcGerry 1999 4.06 8-3 Mike Hughes 1997 2.30 8-4 Emil Viola 1958 1.92 8-5TEAM RECORD 2010 5.25 43-20

TOP TEN STRIKEOUTS Year SO IP1. KevinMcGerry 1999 124 106.12. Rich Napolitano 1966 1193. Anthony Varvaro 2005 115 85.14. Rich Napolitano 1967 1115. Wayne Rosenthal 1986 109 94.26. Scott Barnes 2007 99 95.17. Scott Barnes 2008 90 90.18. KevinMcGerry 2000 899. Craig Hansen 2005 85 64.1 KyleHansen 2010 85 94.2TEAM RECORD 2010 455 562.0

TOP TEN SAVES Year SV1. Craig Hansen 2005 142. Colin Lynch 2008 133. Daniel Burawa 2010 124. Colin Lynch 2007 115. Craig Hansen 2004 106. GerardMcKiernan 1974 87. Eric Reichenbach 1991 7 Eric Leimeister 1990 79. Eric Leimeister 1989 610. Rich Armento 2006 5 Steve Babyak 1978 5 Ryan Cole 2009 5 Eddie Olsen 1997 5 KevinZaug 2000 5TEAM RECORD 2005 19

TOP TEN INNINGS PITCHED Year IP1. KevinMcGerry 1999 106.12. Rich Hille 1978 99.13. Scott Barnes 2007 95.14. Wayne Rosenthal 1986 94.2 KyleHansen 2010 94.26. Steve Bingham 1978 92.27. Tom Sowinski 1968 91.28. Scott Barnes 2008 90.1 Rich Napolitano 1968 90.110. JimWladyka 2005 90.0TEAM RECORD 2010 562.0

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BATTING AVERAGE(MINIMUM 100 AT BATS) Player Years Avg. AB1. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 .395 6052. Tim Morris 2008-09 .370 3303. Tom Tuttle 1994-95 .363 135 BrianKemp 2007-09 .362 5885. Anthony Crisculo 1989-92 .359 3436. Nick Cosmo 1990-93 .359 4767. Pete Graham 1999-2000 .354 3878. Anthony Milano 1960-62 .353 1029. RobertKaczmarek 1961-63 .351 20510. Tyrone Wayne 1997-98 .350 357

RUNS SCORED Player Years GP R1. Thomas Cipola 1974-78 269 1972. Dominica Scala 1972-76 230 1793. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 193 1724. JerryKelly 1985-88 191 1715. Eric Restin 1973-76 194 1656. Doug Latrenta 1976-78 165 1637. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 218 1608. Stephen Morello 1973-77 222 1599. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 15410. Tony Bunura 1983-86 164 152

HITS Player Years GP H1. Thomas Cipolla 1974-78 269 2682. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 218 2433. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 2394. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 193 2325. Dominic Scala 1972-76 230 2276. Eric Restin 1973-76 194 2257. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 2198. Sam DeLuca 2005-07 174 2159. Doug Latrenta 1976-78 165 212 JimMartin 2002-05 212 21210. Arthur Moossmann 1973-77 214 210

AT BATS Player Years GP AB1. Thomas Cipolla 1974-78 269 9042. Dominic Scala 1972-76 230 7633. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 218 7594. Arthur Moossmann 1973-77 214 7395. Eric Restin 1973-76 194 7216. GilZayas 2005-08 193 7107. JerryKelly 1985-88 191 7038. JimMartin 2002-05 212 7009. Stephen Morello 1973-77 222 69310. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 684

CAREER BATTING RECORDSHOME RUNS Player Years GP HR1. Robert Lambraia 1986-89 170 35 Chris Fallon 1998-2001 353. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 294. JeremyBaltz 2010-pres. 63 24 Tyrone Wayne 1997-98 89 24 Chris Anninos 2005-08 178 247. Blake Hershelman 2002-05 183 238. Anthony Smith 2005-07 164 229. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 2010. Greg Hopkins 2008-10 158 19

RUNS BATTED IN Player Years GP RBI1. Robert Lambraia 1986-89 170 1812. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 1583. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 218 1474. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 1465. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 193 1406. Greg Hopkins 2008-10 158 1387. Chris Fallon 1998-2001 199 1378. PaulKarmas 2008-pres. 143 132 GilZayas 2005-08 193 13210. Arthur Moossmann 1973-77 214 129

DOUBLES Player Years GP 2B1. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 612. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 193 503. PaulKarmas 2008-pres. 143 47 EddieSchultz 2003-06 176 475. Chris Fallon 1998-2001 199 456. Greg Hopkins 2008-10 158 447. JasonKane 1999-2002 171 42 GilZayas 2005-08 193 429. Sam DeLuca 2005-07 174 4010. Gino Matias 2006-09 193 39 Greg Thomson 2003-05 138 39

TRIPLES Player Years GP 3B1. JamesO’Connor 1975-78 192. Doug Latrenta 1976-78 165 153. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 14 Mario Hewitt 1970-72 145. Dom Scala 1972-76 230 136. Robert Grable 1989-91 108 12 Stephen Morello 1973-77 222 12 Michael Tyler 1972-75 143 12 Scott Ullger 1975-77 12 Will Vogl 2005-06 116 12

GAMES PLAYED Player Years GP 1. Thomas Cipolla 1974-78 269 2. Dominic Scala 1972-76 230 3. Stephan Morello 1973-77 2224. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 2185. Arthur Moossmann 1973-77 2146. JimMartin 2002-05 2127. Chris Fallon 1998-2001 199 8. Eric Restin 1973-76 1949. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 193 Gino Matias 2006-09 193 GilZayas 2005-08 193

STOLEN BASES Player Years GP SB1. Thomas Cipolla 1974-78 269 1342. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 1133. Giancarlo DiPrima 1995-98 160 854. Eric Restin 1973-76 194 845. Ron Naclerio 1976-78 816. Dominic Scala 1972-76 230 69 CharlieBilezikjian 1999-02 193 698. Doug Latrenta 1976-78 165 649. Gary Villacres 1995-98 152 6210. Steve Lewis 1995-98 159 58

STOLEN BASE PERCENTAGE Player Years SB-SBA Pct.1. Pete Graham 1999-2000 52-56 .9292. EdD’Alessio 1974-78 45-50 .9003. Ron Naclerio 1976-78 81-92 .8804. Gary Murgia 1971-74 38-44 .8645. Don Troyan 1975-78 113-132 .8566. C.Bilezikjian 1999-02 69-82 .8417. Tom Cipolla 1974-78 134-160 .8388. Dave Goldberg 1974-78 50-60 .8339. BrianKemp 2007-09 57-71 .80310. Louis Ilardi 1972-74 36-45 .800

WALKS Player Years BB1. Dominic Scala 1972-76 1462. Stephan Morello 1973-77 1373. Don Troyan 1975-78 1234. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2002 1225. Doug Latrenta 1976-78 1116. Eric Restin 1973-76 1097. Chris Fallon 1998-2001 1088. JimMartin 2002-05 1019. JamesO’Connor 1975-79 9910. Steve Lewis 1995-98 97

TOTAL BASES Player Years GP TB1. MikeDzurilla 1997-99 153 3992. CharlieBilezikjian 1999-2003 193 3533. Chris Fallon 1998-2001 199 3504. Don Troyan 1975-78 190 3415. Thomas Cipolla 1974-78 269 3286. ChrisJoachim 2004-07 218 3187 Greg Hopkins 2008-10 158 3148. Dom Scala 1972-76 230 3119. Eric Restin 1973-76 194 30210. Eric Potts 1998-2001 186 291

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CAREER PITCHING RECORDSEARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 15 INNINGS PITCHED) Player Years ERA IP1. Michael Proly 1971-72 1.03 148.12. Rich Napolitano 1966-68 1.04 242.03. Stanley Babieracki 1967-69 1.11 162.14. Frank Franceschini 1958-60 1.23 227.15. StevenRatzer 1972-75 1.34 424.06. Thomas Sowinski 1966-68 1.39 304.17. RichardSchwartz 1966-68 1.45 143.08. Edward Brennan 1957-59 1.54 105.09. JamesSepanski 1975-77 1.71 178.010.MichaelO’Connor 1975-77 1.74 268.0

WINS Player Years W1. StevenRatzer 1972-75 402. Richard Hille 1974-78 393. Thomas Sowinski 1965-68 334. Lawrence Bearnearth 1960-62 325. Gerald Callaghan 1973-77 316. MichaelO’Connor 1974-77 297. GerardMcKirnan 1972-76 28 Thomas Raponi 1972-76 289. KennethWirell 1963-65 2310. George Brown 2005-08 22

STRIKEOUTS Player Years SO IP1. Rich Napolitano 1965-68 326 242.02. KevinMcGerry 1998-2000275 250.03. Scott Barnes 2006-08 263 249.24. Anthony Varvaro 2003-05 2495. Thomas Raponi 1972-76 240 283.06. JohnWolfe 1963-65 2127. Martin Dwonarski 1971-73 2058. Craig Hansen 2003-05 1859. JimWladyka 2002-05 182 280.110.RichardSchwartz 1956-57 179 143.0

SAVES Player Years SV1. Craig Hansen 2003-05 262. Colin Lynch 2006-08 243. Eric Leimeister 1986-89 134. Daniel Burawa 2010 125. GerardMcKiernan 1974 86. Rich Armento 2006-09 7 Eric Reichenbach 1991 78. JamesLally 2004-07 69. Steve Babyak 1978 5 Ryan Cole 2007-10 5 Greg Holmes 2001 5 Eddie Olsen 1997 5

INNINGS PITCHED Player Years IP1. Richard Hille 1975-78 433.12. SteveRatzer 1972-75 424.03. GerardMcKiernan 1973-76 351.04. Gerald Callaghan 1974-77 331.15. Thomas Sowinski 1966-68 304.16. Thomas Raponi 1974-76 283.07. JimWladyka 2002-05 280.17. MichaelO’Connor 1975-77 268.08. KevinMcGerry 1998-2000250.09. Scott Barnes 2006-08 249.210. Robert Powers 1971-75 248.1

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37-29Six-TimeChampions(1985, 1986, 1988, 1993, 1997, 2010)Two-TimeRunners-Up(1991, 1999)

1985-TournamentChampionsW vs. Seton Hall 5-3W vs. Connecticut 6-5L vs. Seton Hall 4-5W vs. Seton Hall 7-6 (11)

1986-TournamentChampionsW vs. Seton Hall 11-6L vs. Providence 3-5W vs. Seton Hall 11-10W vs. Providence 15-5W vs. Providence 13-4

1987L vs. Villanova 3-9W vs. Connecticut 13-4L vs. Villanova 2-12

1988-TournamentChampionsL vs. Villanova 1-7W vs. Providence 14-6W vs. Seton Hall 6-2W vs. Villanova 8-6W vs. Villanova 5-0

1990L vs. Villanova 0-3L vs. Seton Hall 3-12

1991-TournamentRunner-upW vs. Boston College 7-0W vs. Providence 8-4L vs. Villanova 2-6L vs. Villanova 1-12

1992L vs. Providence 4-6L vs. Seton Hall 3-4

1993-TournamentChampionsW vs. Villanova 5-3W vs. Seton Hall 5-4W vs. Connecticut 9-01996W vs. Villanova 4-1W vs. Providence 3-2L vs. West Virginia 6-5L vs. Notre Dame 4-0

1997-TournamentChampionsW vs. Rutgers 3-0W vs. West Virginia 11-4W vs. Villanova 6-5W vs. Villanova 9-7

1998W vs. Providence 7-2L vs. Notre Dame 2-3L vs. Rutgers 10-14

1999-TournamentRunner-upL vs. Rutgers 9-13W vs. West Virginia 9-6 (11)W vs. Seton Hall 7-2W vs. Rutgers 6-4L vs. Providence 1-62004W vs. Pittsburgh 6-4L vs. Notre Dame 2-9L vs. Boston College 4-6

2005L vs. Pittsburgh 1-4L vs. Boston College 5-7

2006L vs. West Virginia 3-5W vs. South Florida 6-4W vs. West Virginia 12-7W vs. Notre Dame 10-1L vs. Notre Dame 3-5

2007W vs. Connecticut 2-1L vs. South Florida 0-2L vs. Connecticut 7-8

2008L vs. Villanova 0-12 (7)L vs. Seton Hall 6-12

2009L vs. Notre Dame 5-14W vs. Cincinnati 12-2L vs. Notre Dame 10-11

2010–TournamentChampionsW vs. USF 3-2W vs. Louisville 6-5W vs. Louisville 5-3W vs. Connecticut 3-0

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT RESULTS

BIGEASTRegularSeasonResults

Year Record Finish Tournament

1985 10-7 2nd (ND) 3-1 (Champions)

1986 11-7 2nd (ND) 4-1 (Champions)

1987 12-6 1st (ND) 1-2

1988 9-9 2nd (ND) 4-1 (Champions)

1989 6-12 4th (ND)

1990 15-6 2nd 0-2

1991 18-2 1st 2-2 (2nd Place)

1992 14-5 1st 0-2

1993 11-10 4th 3-0 (Champions)

1994 10-8 5th

1995 12-9 5th

1996 14-10 3rd (AD) 2-2

1997 16-7 2nd (AD) 4-0 (Champions)

1998 14-7 3rd 1-2

1999 13-10-1 5th 3-2 (2nd Place)

2000 8-15 8th

2001 13-13 5th

2002 14-12 6th

2003 12-14 7th

2004 17-9 2nd 1-2

2005 19-4 1st 0-2

2006 16-10 4th 3-2

2007 20-7 1st 1-2

2008 20-7 1st 0-2

2009 16-11 4th 1-2

2010 16-11 4th 4-0 (Champions)

Overall 327-205-1 37-29 (Six Championships)

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OutstandingPlayer(Awarded since 1985)

1986 OF Tom Finke1988 OF Mike Weinberg1993 RHP Mike Maerten1997 3B MikeDzurilla2010 RHP KyleHansen

BIGEASTAll-TournamentTeam(Awarded from 1985-1990 & 2008-present)

1985 2B Tony Bonura C Lou Bianco OF Bob Bellini P JohnTanner

1986 1B JerryKelly 2B Tony Bonura 3B Frank Caccavalle C Scott deMarrais OF Tom Finke DH Pat Murray P Wayne Rosenthal P JimBisceglia

1987 OF Robert Lambraia

1988 2B Wally Heckel SS KerryCahill C Brian McNamee OF Robert Lambraia OF Mike Weinberg DH Tom Dobson P Tom Singer

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THE PETER P. SMITH AWARDIspresentedannuallytotheSt.John’sMostValu-able Player in honor of the memory of Peter P. Smith,formerStateSupremeCourtJustice,andofthe class and baseball team of 1895. A most valu-able player not only is a skilled athlete, but also one who through his leadership, his know-how and his inspiration to his teammates makes him the indispensable cog of a successful team.

1954-MatthewSczesny1955 - Martin Satilino1956 - George Noonan

1957 - Walter Brady, Michael Ricigliano1958 - Emil Viola

1960 - Frank Franceschini, Frank Ciraulo1961 - Richard Bertodatti

1962 - Lawrence Bearnarth1963 - Robert Arnone

1964 - Michael Moloney1965 - Ronnie Griesmer1966 - Matthew Galante

1967 - Wayne Stack1968-RalphAddonizio

1969 - Edwin Waters1972 - Nat Calamis, Russ Bove

1973-JohnGunyan1975 - Alvin Osofsky1976 - Dominic Scala1977 - Donald Troylan1978 - Donald Troylan1980 - Doug Latrenta1981-KarlKomyathy

1982 - Frank Viola, Donald Giordano1983 - Thomas DiCeglio1984 - Thomas DiDeglio

1985 - Robert Bellini1986 - Tony Bonura

1987-MikePalladino,JohnSpiciarich1988 - Robert Lambraia1989 - Robert Lambraia1990 - Robert Grable

1991-DenisDurland,JoeyPulsonetti1992 - Nick Cosmo1993 - Nick Cosmo1994 - Rich Howard1995 - Chris Lemonis1996-KeithFinnerty

1997 - Giancarlo DiPrima, Tyrone Wayne1998-MikeDzurilla,TyroneWayne

1999-MikeDzurilla2000 - Pete Graham

2001-CharlieBilezikjian2002-CharlieBilezikjian

2003-MikeRozema2004-JoeBurke

2005-P.J.Antoniato2006 - Will Vogl

2007 - Brendan Monaghan2008-JeffGrantham

THE HOWARD GERSHBERG AWARD

Ispresentedtotheyear’smostoutstandingpitcher“Forapplyingthelessons.”

1988 - Brian DeGroat1989 - Brian DeGroat1990-TomMigliozzi1991-TomMigliozzi

1992 - Tom Danulevith1993 - Tom Danulevith1994-C.J.Nitkowski1995 - Mike Maerten

1996-JeffLove1997 - Mike Hughes, Derek Adair

1998-KevinMcGerry1999-KevinMcGerry2000-KevinMcGerry2001 - Geno Orsogna2002 - Brian Dorsey

2003-JoeReid2004 - Anthony Varvaro

2005 - Craig Hansen, Anthony Varvaro2006 - Rob Delaney2007 - Scott Barnes

2008 - George Brown

THE RICHARD F. MCSWINEY AWARD

Is awarded annually to the male and female student-athletewho“besttypifiestheSt.John’smanandwoman.”Thisawardisopentoseniorsin every sport. Candidates for this award should exhibit pride in his or her team achievements, de-termination as a competitor to excel, graciousness in victory and defeat, the ability as a leader and love and dedication to the alma mater.

1960 - Frank Franceschini1962 - Lawrence Bearnarth

1964 - Michael Maloney1965 - Ronnie Griesmer

1966-JoeRusso1975 - Thomas Reilly

1977 - Steven Morello1980 - Douglas Latrenta1989 - Robert Lambria

1996-BrianFitzsimmons2004-MikeRozema2006-KenDevenney2008-JeffGrantham#

#Co-recipientwithJeffStepan(men’ssoccer)

THE DR. PETER VITULLI AWARD

Is awarded to the student-athlete who demon-strates the most courage, perseverance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifice in seeking to attain the highest ideals of the true sportsman.

1974 - Louis Ilardi1978-JamesSepanski

1982-JohnFranco1993 - Mike Maerten2006–MattTosoni

THE ELIZABETH LAPCHICK AWARD

Presented annually to the male and female student-athlete who has improved the most aca-demicallyduringtheiryearsatSt.John’s.

1999-JohnNiebling2004 - Anthony DeRosa

THE JOHN DASILVA MEMORIAL AWARD

Presented to a deserving student-athlete who exhibits courage, persistence and fortitude as a valuedmemberofSt.John’sUniversity.

2008 - Matt Tosoni

THE FRANK C. HAGGERTY MEMORIAL AWARD

Giventothe“outstandingmalestudent-athleterepresentingSt.John’sUniversity.”Attributesinclude skill, leadership, unselfishness, cooperation with teammates and coaches, and consideration for good reputation for his college.

2008 - George Brown

BASEBALL AWARDS

Robert Lambraia

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ALL-BIGEASTFirstTeam–491985 Tony Bonura, Second Base Wayne Rosenthal, Pitcher

1986 Tony Bonura, Second Base Pat Murray, Designated Hitter

1987 Paul DiGregorio, Utility Mike Palladino, Outfield Frank Caccavale, Utility JohnSpiciarich,Pitcher

1988 Robert Lambraia, Outfield

1989 Wally Heckel, Utility Robert Lambraia, Outfield

1990 David Honor, Designated Hitter TomMigliozzi,Pitcher

1991 Anthony Criscuolo, Catcher KeithRader,FirstBase Robert Grable, Third Base Rich Aurilia, Shortstop JoeyPulsonetti,Outfield TomMigliozzi,Pitcher

1992 Mike DiCono, Outfield BrettBertkewicz,DesignatedHitter

1993 Mike Bellagamba, First Base C.J.Nitkowski,Pitcher

1994 C.J.Nitkowski,Pitcher

1995 Chris Lemonis, Second Base

1996 BrianFitzsimmons,FirstBase

1997 Giancarlo DiPrima, Shortstop Mike Hughes, Pitcher

1998 KevinMcGerry,Pitcher Tyrone Wayne, Outfield

1999 MikeDzurilla,ThirdBase Eric Potts, Designated Hitter

2000 Mike Niksa, Catcher

2002 CharlieBilezikjian,Utility

2003 MikeRozema,Shortstop

2005 JoeBurke,Catcher Craig Hansen, Pitcher Greg Thomson, Outfield Anthony Varvaro, Pitcher

2006 Anthony Smith, Designated Hitter Will Vogl, Outfield

2007 Scott Barnes, Pitcher Ryan Mahoney, First Base Brendan Monaghan, Catcher GilZayas,ThirdBase

2008 Scott Barnes, Pitcher George Brown, Pitcher

2009 Tim Morris, First Base

2010 JeremyBaltz,Outfield

SecondTeam–24(Awarded since 1994)

1994 JasonLoscalzo,Outfield Anthony Sagnelli, Pitcher

1996 KeithFinnerty,SecondBase JeffLove,Pitcher

1997 MikeDzurilla,ThirdBase Derek Adair, Pitcher Tyrone Wayne, Outfield

1998 Giancarlo DiPrima, Shortstop

1999 KevinMcGerry,Pitcher KeithStamler,Pitcher

2000 Pete Graham, Outfield KevinMcGerry,Pitcher

2001 Marc Goldberg, Pitcher

2004 JoeBurke,Catcher Anthony Varvaro, Pitcher

2005 P.J.Antoniato,Shortstop

2006 ChrisJoachim,FirstBase Matt Tosoni, Pitcher

2007 ChrisJoachim,DesignatedHitter Sam DeLuca, Second Base

2008 Chris Anninos, Outfield Danny Benedetti, Catcher PaulKarmas,DesignatedHitter Colin Lynch, Pitcher

ThirdTeam–18(Awarded since 2001)

2003 Anthony DeRosa, Outfield JoeReid,Pitcher

2004 MikeRozema,Shortstop

2005 JimMartin,ThirdBase JimWladyka,Pitcher

2006 Sam DeLuca, Second Base

2007 George Brown, Pitcher BrianKemp,Outfielder

2008 Carlos Del Rosario, Outfield JeffGrantham,Shortstop

2009 Danny Benedetti, Catcher PaulKarmas,DesignatedHitter BrianKemp,Outfield JimmyParque,Outfield

2010 Daniel Burawa, Pitcher KyleHansen,Pitcher SeanO’Hare,DesignatedHitter JoePanik,Shortstop

ALL-ROOKIETEAM–5(Awarded from 1997-2000)

1997 MikeDzurilla

1998 Chris Fallon KevinMcGerry KeithStamler

2000 CharlieBilezikjian

ROOKIEOFTHEYEAR–31990 Rich Aurilia

1991 Mike Maerten

2010 JeremyBaltz

COACHOFTHEYEAR–61990 JoeRusso

1991 JoeRusso

1996 Ed Blankmeyer

2005 Ed Blankmeyer

2007 Ed Blankmeyer

2008 Ed Blankmeyer

PITCHEROFTHEYEAR–41991 TomMigliozzi

1994 C.J.Nitkowski

2005 Craig Hansen

2008 George Brown

MOSTALL-BIGEASTSELECTIONS2007 82008 8

BIG EAST ALL-STARS

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BIG EAST AND NATIONAL AWARDSALL-AMERICANS1981 LHP Frank Viola Baseball America First Team1986 2B Tony Bonura ABCA Third Team1991 P Eric Reichenbach ABCA Third Team1994 P C.J.Nitkowski ABCA ThirdTeam1998 3B MikeDzurilla ABCA ThirdTeam1999 3B MikeDzurilla ABCA SecondTeam2003 SS MikeRozema ABCA ThirdTeam NCBWA Third Team2005 RHP Craig Hansen Baseball America First Team NCBWA Second Team Louisville Slugger Third Team RHP Anthony Varvaro Louisville Slugger Third Team2006 OF Will Vogl ABCA Third Team2008 LHP George Brown Louisville Slugger Second Team NCBWA Second Team2009 1B Tim Morris Louisville Slugger Third Team2010 OF JeremyBaltz BaseballAmerica FirstTeam ABCA Second Team Louisville Slugger Second Team NCBWA Second Team

PRESEASONALL-AMERICANS2004 SS MikeRozema NCBWA ThirdTeam2005 RHP Craig Hansen NCBWA Second Team Louisville Slugger Third Team2011 OF JeremyBaltz NCBWA FirstTeam Louisville Slugger Second Team RHP KyleHansen LouisvilleSlugger ThirdTeam

FRESHMANALL-AMERICANS1986 OF Robert Lambraia Baseball America Second Team1998 RHP KevinMcGerry BaseballAmerica FirstTeam Louisville Slugger RHP KeithStamler LouisvilleSlugger2007 OF BrianKemp BaseballAmerica SecondTeam Louisville Slugger2008 DH PaulKarmas LouisvilleSlugger2009 SS JoePanik NCBWA SecondTeam2010 OF JeremyBaltz BaseballAmerica FirstTeam NCBWA First Team Louisville Slugger RHP KyleHansen BaseballAmerica SecondTeam NCBWA Second Team Louisville Slugger

ABCAALL-NORTHEASTREGION(SINCE2008)2008 LHP George Brown First Team RHP Colin Lynch First Team LHP Scott Barnes Second Team2009 1B Tim Morris First Team OF JimmyParque SecondTeam2010 OF JeremyBaltz FirstTeam RHP KyleHansen FirstTeam

LOUISVILLESLUGGERFRESHMANPLAYEROFTHEYEAR2010 OF JeremyBaltz

NCBWADISTRICTIIPLAYEROFTHEYEAR2003 3B MikeRozema2008 LHP George Brown

NCBWANATIONALFRESHMANHITTEROFTHEYEAR2010 OF JeremyBaltz

COSIDAACADEMICALL-AMERICANS1971 Bob Riley First Team Larry Bubla Second Team1972 Bob Riley First Team Gordon Feathers Third Team1973 Bill Drescher Second Team JohnGunyan FirstTeam Lou Ilardi Second Team1978 Pat Christopherson Second Team1981 Paul Maruffi Third Team1987 Robert Lambraia Third Team1988 Robert Lambraia Third Team2002 CharlieBilezikjian FirstTeam2007 JeffGrantham FirstTeam2008 George Brown Second Team JeffGrantham FirstTeam

COSIDAACADEMICALL-DISTRICT(SINCE2003)2003 Anthony DeRosa2006 JeffGrantham JustinMuir2007 JeffGrantham Brendan Monaghan2008 George Brown First Team JeffGrantham FirstTeam BrianKemp FirstTeam2009 BrianKemp FirstTeam Tim Morris First Team2010 JoePanik SecondTeam

Mike Dzurilla and head coach Ed Blankmeyer

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33 NCAA Tournament Appearances

62-60 -Six College World Series Appearances

1949 - College World Series District II PlayoffsW vs. Rutgers 12-8W vs. Penn State 3-0L vs. Penn State 4-11W vs. Penn State 7-5East ChampionshipW vs. Boston College 10-5W vs. Boston College 7-2College World SeriesL vs. Texas 1-7L vs. So. California 4-12

1952 – District II PlayoffsL vs. Villanova 2-6

1954District II PlayoffsW vs. Navy 4-2L vs. Lafayette 0-9

1956 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Delaware 3-1L vs. NYU 2-6

1957 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Lafayette 8-3L vs. Penn State 0-5

1960 - College World Series District II PlayoffsW vs. Delaware 4-3W vs. Villanova 7-2

College World SeriesL vs. So. California 1-3W vs. Colorado St. 3-2L vs.Arizona 4-11

1961 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Villanova 10-4L vs. Syracuse 5-12

1962 – District II PlayoffsL vs. Gettysburgh 5-7

1963 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Temple 7-0L vs. Penn State 4-11

1964 – District II PlayoffsL vs. Ithaca 3-6

1966 – College World Series District II PlayoffsW vs. Rutgers 9-4W vs. Lafayette 2-0W vs. Lafayette 8-3College World SeriesW vs. Northeastern 5-3W vs. Texas 2-0L vs. Ohio State 7-8L vs. Oklahoma St. 1-6

1967 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Penn State 1-0W vs. Penn State 10-5L vs. Rider 1-9L vs. Rider 3-4

1968 – College World Series District II PlayoffsW vs. Rutgers 12-0W vs. Temple 2-0W vs. NYU 1-0College World SeriesW vs. Harvard 2-0W vs. NC State 3-2L vs. So. California 6-7L vs. So. Illinois 0-15

1972 – District II PlayoffsL vs. LIU 1-2L vs. Penn State 5-8

1974 – District II PlayoffsL vs.St.Joseph’s 1-4W vs. Penn State 5-4W vs.St.Joseph’s 8-0L vs. Seton Hall 8-11

1975 – District II PlayoffsW vs. Maine 17-3L vs. Seton Hall 1-5L vs. Maine 5-6 (10)

1976 – Northeast RegionalL vs. Seton Hall 0-8W vs. Columbia 12-5L vs. Temple 3-4

1977 – Northeast RegionalL vs. Cornell 7-10W vs. Seton Hall 3-2W vs. Catholic Uni. 8-3W vs. Cornell 11-9L vs. Temple 6-8

1978 – College World Series Northeast RegionalL vs. Holy Cross 3-5W vs. Harvard 8-0W vs. Holy Cross 14-12W vs. Delaware 7-4W vs. Temple 8-5W vs. Temple 15-6College World SeriesL vs.ArizonaState 2-13L vs. North Carolina 5-9

1979 – Northeast RegionalW vs. Nebraska 5-0W vs. Connecticut 6-1L vs. Connecticut 4-14L vs. Connecticut 0-4

1980 – College World Series Northeast RegionalW vs. Maine 6-4W vs. Harvard 9-5W vs. Harvard 6-3(10)

College World SeriesW vs.Arizona 6-1L vs. Hawaii 2-7L vs. California 5-8

1981 – Northeast RegionalW vs. Yale 1-0(12)L vs. Maine 5-10W vs. Cen. Michigan 23-13W vs. Maine 10-5L vs. Maine 0-15

1985 – East RegionalW vs. Rider 14-9L vs. S. Carolina 6-13L vs. W. Carolina 6-9

1986 – Northeast RegionalW vs. Rider 8-2L vs. Maine 7-13W vs. Rider 16-3L vs. Maine 8-21

1988 – Northeast RegionalW vs. Stanford 5-3L vs.Kentucky 5-12L vs. Clemson 1-11

1991 – Atlantic RegionalW vs. Georgia Tech 5-4L vs. Alabama 2-5L vs. Georgia Tech 4-5

1993 – West RegionalL vs. Cal-St Northridge 1-3W vs. George Mason 16-9W vs. Pepperdine 4-1W vs. Cal-St Northridge 11-10L vs.ArizonaState 2-12

1997 – Atlantic RegionalL vs. Florida 3-4L vs. Richmond 4-10

2004 – Stanford RegionalL vs. Long Beach State 3-4W vs. UNLV 9-6L vs. Stanford 2-9

2005 – Corvallis (Ore.) RegionalW vs. Virginia 5-3L at Oregon State 1-11W vs. Ohio State 7-1L at Oregon State 3-19

2007 – Myrtle Beach RegionalL vs. Clemson 2-3W vs. VCU 5-4L vs. Coastal Carolina 5-6

2008 – Houston RegionalW vs. Texas 2-1L at Rice 2-11L vs. Texas 3-4

2010 – Charlottesville RegionalL vs. Mississippi 5-10W vs. VCU 8-6W vs. Mississippi 20-16W at Virginia 6-5L at Virginia 3-5

Red Storm Postseason Results

ECAC Playoffs - 25-11 1976W vs. Rutgers 1-0L vs. Buffalo 1-4W vs. Princeton 2-0W vs. Buffalo 8-1W vs. Buffalo 9-3

1977L vs. Catholic University 5-6W vs. Seton Hall 3-2W vs. Columbia 3-0L vs. Catholic University 3-4

1978W vs. Richmond 7-2L vs. Cornell 4-5W vs. Richmond 1-2W vs. Cornell 0-2W vs. Cornell 1-10

1979W vs. Long Island University 7-2W vs. Buffalo 12-3W vs. Seton Hall 3-0

1980W vs. Long Island University 6-5L vs. Buffalo 0-4W vs. Seton Hall 11-8W vs. Buffalo 14-1W vs. Buffalo 9-8

1981W vs. Wagner 7-1W vs. Seton Hall 8-5 (12 inn.)W vs. Wagner 4-2

1982W vs. New York Tech 4-3L vs. Seton Hall 4-6W vs. New York Tech 4-0L vs. Seton Hall 0-15

1983L vs. Seton Hall 4-7W vs. Buffalo 4-3 (10 inn.)W vs. Seton Hall 7-2L vs. New York Tech 1-2

1984W vs. Long Island University 5-2L vs. Seton Hall 1-4L vs. Long Island University 4-6

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Team Round (Pick)

1966Matt Galante New York Yankees 63 (829)

1967BobSmith DetroitTigers 6(101)–JanuarySecondaryWayne Stack Washington Senators 13 (245)ThomasBuchenberger PittsburghPirates 5(92)–JuneSecondary

1968Rich Napolitano Cleveland Indians 7 (137)RalphAddonizo BostonRedSox 21(484)Tom Sowinski Los Angeles Dodgers 25 (557)RichardSchwartz ClevelandIndians 28(624)

1969Stan Babieracki Atlanta Braves 29 (676)SteveLizak KansasCityRoyals 52(972)

1970AlMatson PhiladelphiaPhillies 1(16)–JanuarySecondaryFrank Ciaramella Minnesota 17 (405)

1972Nat Calamis Detroit Tigers 8 (188)Mike Proly St. Louis Cardinals 9 (213)Doug Ratford Detroit Tigers 15 (356)Mario Hewitt Montreal Expos 23 (529)JohnYalden DetroitTigers 32(696)

1975Mike Tyler Houston Astros 14 (326)Greg Sanossian New York Yankees 15 (355)Al Osofsky Houston Astros 22 (515)SteveRatzer MontrealExpos UndraftedFreeAgent

1976Dom Scala Oakland Athletics 9 (216)Eric Restin Milwaukee Brewers 18 (412)

1977MichaelO’Connor MinnesotaTwins 16(405)Scott Ullger Minnesota Twins 18 (456)

1978Don Troyan New York Mets 4 (81)Rich Hille Cleveland Indians 36 (742)

1979Ron Naclerio Chicago White Sox 30 (737)

1980Doug Latrenta New York Yankees 23 (591)

1981Frank Viola Minnesota Twins 2 (37)JohnFranco LosAngelesDodgers 5(125)Sebby Borriello Minnesota Twins 15 (374)Steve Scafa New York Yankees 22 (570)

Team Round (Pick)

1982Don Giordano New York Yankees Undrafted Free Agent

1983EricStampfl NewYorkMets 7(162)

1984Bob Greenlee San Diego Padres 7 (168)Bill Danek Chicago Cubs 17 (421)Tom DiCeglio Minnesota Twins Undrafted Free Agent

1985Henry Siemers Minnesota Twins 19 (483)Bob Bellini Baltimore Orioles 24 (619)Lou Blanco New York Yankees Undrafted Free Agent

1986JimBisceglia CaliforniaAngels 12(311)Tony Pellegrino San Diego Padres 19 (482)Wayne Rosenthal Texas Rangers 24 (601)Andy Casano St. Louis Cardinals 26 (662)Tony Bonura California Angels Undrafted Free AgentScottDeMarrais TorontoBlueJays UndraftedFreeAgent

1987Terry Bross New York Mets 13 (341)Bill Carey Chicago White Sox Undrafted Free Agent

1989WalterHeckel TorontoBlueJays 12(313)Mike Weinberg Detroit Tigers Undrafted Free Agent

1990TomSinger TorontoBlueJays 10(277)Eric Leimeister Detroit Tigers 40 (1031)

1991Eric Reichenback New York Mets 6 (173)Rob Grable Detroit Tigers 23 (608)TomMigliozzi TexasRangers 28(742)

1992KenGrzelaczyk SanDiegoPadres 23(645)Rich Aurilia Texas Rangers 24 (678)JeffBrown DetroitTigers 33(924)

1993Tom Danulevith Philadelphia Phillies 15 (412)

1994C.J.Nitkowski CincinnatiReds 1(9)

1995Chris Lemonis Detroit Tigers Undrafted Free Agent

1996KeithFinnerty St.LouisCardinals 19(548)JeffLove St.LouisCardinals UndraftedFreeAgent

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Team Round (Pick)

1997Derek Adair Philadelphia Phillies 7 (206)Mike Hughes Cleveland Indians 14 (441)MikeRooney ArizonaDiamondbacks 6(203)

1998Ron Marietta Cleveland Indians 4 (123)Greg Peterson Detroit Tigers 5 (147)Tyrone Wayne Milwaukee Brewers 28 (836)Giancarlo DiPrima Milwaukee Brewers Undrafted Free Agent

1999Pat Collins Montreal Expos 5 (150)MikeDzurilla ChicagoCubs 7(230)RobFierro TorontoBlueJays UndraftedFreeAgentDan Neil Cleveland Indians Undrafted Free Agent

2000KevinMcGerry OaklandA's 4(120)Matt Galante St. Louis Cardinals 13 (383)KeithStamler TexasRangers 18(544)Pete Graham Chicago Cubs 22 (643)Anthony Sutter New York Yankees Undrafted Free AgentKevinZaug ChicagoWhiteSox UndraftedFreeAgent

2001ChrisFallon KansasCityRoyals 22(655)

2002CharlieBilezikjian TexasRangers 14(412)Brian Dorsey Philadelphia Phillies Undrafted Free Agent

2003Mike Tamulionis St. Louis Cardinals 31 (935)JoeReid* ClevelandIndians 33(978)

Team Round (Pick)

2004MikeRozema AtlantaBraves 14(431)

2005Craig Hansen Boston Red Sox 1 (26)Anthony Varvaro Seattle Mariners 12 (353)GregThomson ArizonaDiamondbacks 15(441)P.J.Antoniato PhiladelphiaPhillies 15(457)JoeBurke NewYorkYankees 18(559)Anthony Sullivan Los Angeles Angels 19 (583)JimWladyka NewYorkMets UndraftedFreeAgent

2006Rob Delaney Minnesota Twins Undrafted Free Agent Will Vogl New York Mets Undrafted Free Agent

2007AnthonySmith ArizonaDiamondbacks 21(643)Sam DeLuca New York Mets Undrafted Free AgentBrendan Monaghan Baltimore Orioles Undrafted Free Agent

2008Scott Barnes San Francisco Giants 8 (237)JaredYecker FloridaMarlins 22(658)JustinGutsie TexasRangers 14(423)George Brown St. Louis Cardinals 27 (815)Colin Lynch San Diego Padres 40 (1215)

2009Tim Morris Seattle Mariners 11 (323)BrianKemp HoustonAstros 19(581)

2010Daniel Burawa New York Yankees 12 (385)BruceKern ColoradoRockies 23(710)Greg Hopkins Milwaukee Brewers 24 (729)Ryan Cole Houston Astros 34 (1023)

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AAbels,Ernie,’64Adair,Derek,’95,’96,’97Addonizio,Ralph,’66,’67,’68Adimando,Vince,’69,’70,’71Affatato,Pete,’46Affrunti,Chris,’58,’59Aicardi,Michael,'07,‘08Alba,Lou,’62,’63,’64Albano,Enrico,’50Alben,Charles,’95,’96,’97,’98Alberico,Adam,’66,’67,’68Ambrose,Patrick,’78,’79,’80,’81Ambury,Michael,’74,’75Amendola,Carl,’70,’71,’72Amoroso,Frank,’68,’69Amoroso,Louis,’37,’38,’39Ananicz,Tom,’37,’38,’39Andrews,Armando,’81Angelo,Daniel,‘08Anninos,Chris,'05,'06,'07,‘08Antoniato,PJ,'04,'05Apostile,Andrew,’88Aramento,John,’95,’96,’97,’98Arbucho,John,’68,’69,’70Armento,Rich,'06,'07,’08,’09ArenaThomas,’79,’80,’81,’82Arnone,Bob,’60,’61,’62,’63Astarita,Al,’38,’39,’40Aue,Russ,’91,’92Aurilia,Rich,’90,’91,’92Aylmer,Mike,’85,’86,’87

BBabieracki,Stan,’67,’68,’69Babyak,Steve,’77,’78,’79Badali,Frank,’52,’53,’54Bader,Glen,’65,’66,’67Baltz,Jeremy,’10,‘11Banulevith,Tom,’90,’91,’92,’93Barnes,Scott,'06,'07,‘08Barra,Joseph,’76,’77Bartkewicz,Brett,’90,’91,’92,’93Bartlett,Joseph,’43Basler,Joseph,’56,’57,’58Bearnarth,Larry,’60,’61,’62Beato,Art,’59,’60,’61Becker,Jim,’85,’86Beckman,Hank,’60,’61,’62Begovich,John,’60,’61Behlmer,Francis,’77Bellini,Bob,’82,’83,’84,’85

Bellagamba,Mike,’92,’93Benedetti,Danny,’08,‘09Beresheim,Don,’81,’82,’83,’84Bernadini,Mark,’93,’94Bertodatti,Dick,’60,’61,’62Bienz,William,’78Bifulco,Frank,’95,’96Biggs,Walter,’42Bianco, Ben, 2003Bilezikjian,’99,2000,’01,‘02Bingham,Stephen,’77,’78,’79,’80Biondo,Bob,’82Bisceglia,James,’83,’84,’85,’86Black,Cameron,’10,‘11Blair,John,’77,’78Blackmon,Tim,'04,'05Blanco,Lou,’83,’84,’85Blednick,George,’64,’65,’66Blednick,Tom,’65,’66,’67Blisset,Michael,’91,’92Bohlander,Thomas,’81,’82Bohner,Bob,’54,’55,’56Bohner,Richard,’47,’48,’49,’50Boland,Dick,’56Bonnabeau,Jerry,’57,’58,’59Bonomo,Anthony,’77,’78,’79,‘80Bonura,Tony,’83,’84,’85,’86Borriello,Sebastian,’78,’79,’80,’81Boudjouk,Phil,’63,’64Bove,Russ,’70,’71,’72Bownes,Joseph,’40Brady,James,’73,’74Brady,Gilbert,’52,’53,’54,’55Brady,Walt,’55,’56,’57Brancaccio,Ed,’62,’63,’64Bratteng,Glenn,’86,’87,’88Bravo,Jesus,2003Brennan,Bernie,’47Brennan,Ed,’57,’58,’59Brennan,Jimmy,’10,‘11Brennan,Martin,’73,’74Brodbeck,Arthur,’43Bross,Terry,’87Brown,George,'05,'06,'07,‘08Brown,GeraldT.,’47,’48,’49,’50Brown,Jeff,’92Brown,Joe,’89Bruno,Joe,’65,’66Bubla,Larry,’68,’69,’70,’71Buckenberger,Tom,’66,’67Buggy,James,’75Burawa,Daniel,’09,‘10Burke,Joe,'04,'05

Burke,Michael,’89,’90,’91Burns,John,’41

CCaccavale,Frank,’84,’85,’86,’87Cahill,Kerry,’87,’88,’89,’90Calaghan,Gerald,’74,’75,’76,’77Calamis,Nat,’70,’71,’72Cambra,Chad,'00,’01,‘02Camera,Dom,’63,’64Cannizzo,John,’46,’47,’48Cantono,Bob,’68,’69Capizzuto,Chris,’92,’93,’94Caporaso,Frank,’77,’78,’79,’80Carasiti,Matt,’10,‘11Carey,William,’84,’85,’86,’87Carnesecca,Louie,’47,’48,’49Carrol,Thomas,’73,’74,’75Casagrande,Leo,’54,’55,’56Casano,Andrew,’84,’85,’86,’87Case,Robert,’10,‘11Cash,Terry,’64Casolo,Billy,’99Castle,Russelo,’85Cello,Mike,’67,’68,’69Cenatiempo,Nick,'07,’08,’09,‘10Cervone,Anthony,’10,‘11Chesterman,Jason,‘09Cipolla,Thomas,’75,’76,’77,’78Ciraulo,Frank,’58,’59Cirigliano,John-Paul,’99,'00,’01,‘03Chiaramonte,Joe,’70,’71,’72Ciaramella,Frank,’68,’69,’70Claassen,Herb,’43Cole,Ryan,'07,’08,’09,‘10Collins,Patrick,’98,’99Colombo,Dan,’68,’69Cona,Bob,’82,’83,’84Conlon,William,’37,’38,’39Conlon,Frank,’37,’38,’39Connors,Devin,’68Connors,Rich,’80,’81,’82Constentino,Joe,’55,’56,’57Contillo,Gregory,’74,’75,’76,’77Corbi,Bob,’70,’71Corgan,Warren,’47,’48Corminboeuf,Arthur,’46Cosmo,Nick,’90,’91,’92,’93Covino,Thomas,’81Cowley,Bill,’57Cramer,Larry,’64Crespi, Ryan, 2004Crinnon,William,’78

Criscuolo,Anthony,’89,’90,’91,’92Curran,James,’76,’77,’78Curran,Jack,’50,’51,’52Cush,John,’53Cuthbert,Jim,’94,’97Czajkowski,Frank,’56

DD’Alessio,Edward,’77,’78D’Amico,Marty,’53,’54,’55D’Angelis,Anthony,’81,’82,’83D’Annible,Stephan,’90D’errico,John,’42Daly,Dennis,’93,’94Danek,Bill,’82,’83,’84Daniel,Josh,’10,‘11Davis,Adam,‘11DeBiase,John,’64,’65,’66Delaney,Rob,'04,'05,'06DeLuca,Sam,'05,'06,'07DeLucie,Victor,’42deGrunchy,Bob,’79,’80,’81,’82deMarrais,Scott,’83,’84,’85,’86DeBlasi,Joe,’57,’59DeGroat,Brian,’88,’89D’Esposito,Anthony,’93,’94,’95,’96D’Esposito,Sal,’67,’68Dellaero,Jason,’95Dellamore,Al,’38,’39,’40DelRosario,Carlos,’08,‘09Demm,Leo,’55,’56,’57Dente,Max,’60,’61,’62DeRosa,Anthony,'01,’02,’03,‘04DeStefano,Al,’38,’39,’40DeThomasis,Silvester,’55Devenney,Ken,'04,'05DeVincenzio,Anthony,’88,’89Diaz,Frank,’82,’83,’84,’85Diaz,Michael,'07DiCeglio,Tom,’83,’84Dicono,Michael,’91,’92DiGiglio,Pat,’43,’46,’47DiGregorio,Paul,’84,’85,’86Dillon,David,’42Dillon,Robert,’74Dinkelacker,William,’94,’95,’96,’97DiNome,Tony,’56,’57DiPatri,Art,’60Diprima,Giancarlo,’95,’96,’97,’98Dirr,Bryan,'05Dobson,Tom,’87,’88,’89,’90Dombrowski,Charles(Dember),’58,’59Donnegan,Frank,’41

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Donohue,Thomas,’76Dooley,Joseph,’40.’41Dorsey,Brian,'01,‘02Dorsey,Kirk,’99Dourdounas,Andy,’70Downs,Ray,'02,‘03Doyle,Don,’49,’50,’51Dragonetti,Joseph,’73,’74Dresher,Bill,’72,’73Duliby,Bob,’56Dunne,David,’49Durland,Dennis,’88,’89,’90,’91Dwonarski,Marty,’71,’72,’73Dzurilla,Mike,’97,’98,’99

EEgan,Patrick,’87Eichorn,Dick,’52,’53,’54

FFahid,Mike,’98,’99,2000Fallacaro,Anthony,’91,’92,’93Fallacaro,Joe,’86,’87,’88Fallon,Chris,’98,’99,2000,‘01Fallon,David,’08,‘09Farrell,Frank,’51Fasano,Joe,’62,’63,’64Fasullo,Glenn,’74,’75Feathers,Gordon,’71,’72Felton,James,’49,’50,’51Ferrara,Sal,’38,’39,’40Ferrara,Scott,’08,’09,‘10Ferraro,Marc,’84,’85,’86Ferrigno,Mike,’63,’64,’65Fezza,Pat,’60,’61,’62,’63Fichtel,Bob,’70,’71,’72Fierro,Robert,’96,’97,’98,’99Finke,Tom,’84,’85,’86Finnerty,Keith,’96Finnigan,Ed,’47Fioretti,Carl,’69,’70,’71Fiori,Timothy,’41,’42,’43Fischette,Jason,’99,2000,’01,‘02Fitzgerald,John,’54,’55Fitzpatrick,Bill,’47Fitzsimmons,Brian,’93,’94,’95,’96Ford,Jeff,2001,‘02Forster,Steve,’09,’10Franceschini,Frank,’58,’59Francis,Rey,’89,’90,’91Franco,John,’79,’80,81Frand,Sterling,‘10Franjola,George,’41,’42

Franks,Bob,’68,’69Fraumeni,Joseph,’58Frazzitta,Bart,’60,’61,’62,’63Fream,Greg,’64,’65Freer,Steve,’88,’89Fregoso,Gilbert,2002,‘03Freund,Richie,’64,’65,’66Frey,Richie,’62,’64Fricchione,Paul,’67,’68,’69Frick,Phillip,’43

GGalante,Matt,’65,’66Galante,Matt,’97,’98,’99,'00Gallaro,John,’78Gannon,Pat,’59,’60,’61Garin,Anthony,’49,’50Gasiorowski,Ron,’60Gerbasio,Vinny,’88,’89Gerrity,Edward,’43Giacopello,’48Giakas,John,’84,’85Gibbons,John,’41,’42,’43Giglio,Frank,’96,’97,’98Gimmler,John,’47,’48,’49Giordano,Donald,’79,’80,’81,’82Giordano,Rocco,’43,’46,’47,’48Glibowski,Frank,’69Goldberg,David,’77,’78Goldberg,Marc,'01,‘03Golden,John,’77Goldy,Bill,’60,’61,’62Gordon,Charles,’83Gordon,JohnB.,’49,’50,’51Gordon,JohnJ.,’50Gordon,Joseph,’43Gorman,Mike,’65,’66Grable,Robert,’89,’90,’91Grabowski,Eric,'04Grady,Joseph,’46Graham,Pete,’99,2000Graiser,Billy,'01,’02,‘03Grantham,Jeff,'05,'06,'07,‘08Greco,Paul,’85Greenlee,Robert,’82,’83Griesmer,Ron,’63,’64,’65Grillo,Pete,’51Grim,Anton,’78Grim,Robert,’76,’77,’78Gross,Wally,’66,’67,’68Grove,Kevin,’10,‘11Grunenwald,Asa,'00,’01,’02,‘03Grzelaczyk,Ken,’90,’91,’92

Guckert,Harry,’53,’54,’55Guerrero,Gabe,’08,‘09Gunigle,Ed,’37Gunyan,John,’72,’73Gutsie,Justin,'06,'07,‘08

HHadden,Frank,’67Hagan,Jim,’37Hagan,Sean,’10,‘11Haggerty,Frank,’38,’39,’40Hanley,Mortimer,’40Hanly,Peter,’41Hannon,Matt,’92,’93,’94,’95Hansen,Ed,’82,’83,’84Hansen,Craig,'03,‘04,'05Hansen,Keith,2001,’02,‘03Hansen,Kyle,’10,‘11Hardie,Brett,2002,‘03Harper,Al,’65,’66,’67Hartmann,Adam,’53Hartwell,Jack,’62,’63,’64Hayes,George,’46Hayes,T.,’78Healy,Jim,’67,’68,’69Heckel,Wally,’86,’87,’88,’89Hedgecock,Bryan,2000,’01,02Heerlien,Charles,’52,’53,’54Hennessey,Raymond,’40,’41,’42Hershelman,Blake,'02,’03,‘04,'05Hess,Gerald,’72,’73,’74Hess,Harry,’71,’72Hewitt,Mario,’70,’71,’72Hickle,Jarod,'05Hicks,Thomas,’40,’41,’42Higgins,Don,’40Hille,Richard,’75,’76,’77,’78Hirschfield,Bob,’68,’69,’70Hisavich,Larry,’83,’84Hoffman,Mike,’78Hogan,Donald,’46,’47,’48,’49Hogan,Zach,’08,‘09Holden, Mike, 2002Holmes,Greg,2000,’01,’02,‘03Honor,David,’88,’89,’90,’91Hopkins,Greg,’08,’09,‘10Howard,Rich,’92,’93,’94Hughes,Kevin,2001Hughes,Mike,’95,’96,’97Hughes,Vincent,’88Hummel,Bob,’71,’72Hunt,Tom,’60,’61,’62Hurteau,James,’81

Hussong,Jerry,’52

IIglesias,Jose,'07Ilardi,Loius,’73,’74,’75Imbriani,Mike,’59Irving,Walt,’63,’64

JJackson,Drew,'03,‘04Jasinski,Art,’58,’59Joachim,Chris'04,'05,'06,'07Johnson,Mike,’93,’94,’95,’96Joyce,Bob,’72Joyce,Donald,’42,’43Jud,Michael,’86,’87,’88,’89

KKaczmarek,Bob,’60,’61,’62,’63Kahl,Chris,'01Kahn,Jonathan,'00Kaiser,John,’47,’48,’49Kane,Jason,’99,'00,’01,‘02Karmas,Paul,’08,’09,’10,‘11Kene,James,’37,’38Keating,’48Keller,Larry,’51,’52,’53Kelly,Henry,’52,’53,’54Kelly,Jerry,’85,’86,’87,’88Kelly,Owen,’85,’86,’87,’88Kemp,Brian,'07,’08,‘09Kenny,Tom,’53Kepics,Joe,’60,’61,’62Kern,Bruce,’09,‘10Kerrigan,Mike,’78,’79Kerrigan,Pat,’54,’55,’56Kiene,Ronald,’78,’79,’80Kilpatrick,Kevin,’09,’10,‘11Kirkwood,Gerard,’57,’58Kirwan,Hugh,’56,’57,’58Klemm,Tom,'00,’01,’02,‘03Knorr,Rick,’87Kochon,Shane,2003,‘04Komyathy,Karl,’78,’79,’80,’81Kopercinski,Robert,’58Kosior,Charles,’57,’58Kovalsky,Robert,’79,’80,’81Kraus,Roger,’60Kress,Mike,’90,’91,’92,’93Krzyk(McCloskey),Gene,’71,’72,’73Kurila,John,’57,’58,’59


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LLaBarbara,Frank,’43LaCasse,Gregory,’77,’78,’79,’80LaForgia,Lou,’71,’72Lakiotes,Jim,’60Lally,James,'05,'06,'07LaMagna,Mauro,’59Lambraia,Robert,’86,’87,’88,’89Lamneck,Bill,’70,’71,’72Lang,John,’50,’51Lanigan,Ed,’52Larkin,Erik,’97,’98Laskowski,Richie,’63,’64,’65LaStella,Tom,‘08Latrenta,Douglas,’77,’78,’79,’80Lavin,Mike,’62Lawrence,Robert,’87Lee,HoWon,’99LeFort,Heath,’91,’92,’93,’94Lehman,Mike,’99Lehmann,Charles,’54,’55,’56Leimeister,Eric,’86,’87,’88,’89Lemonis,Chris,’94,’95Lenhardt,Al,’41Leonette,John,’65,’66,’67Lettieri,Gabe,’99Lewis,Steven,’95,’96,’97,’98Lichtenberg,Ken,’91,’92,’93,’94Ligouri,Joe,’60,’61,’62,’63Lippert,Isaac,‘11Lizak,Don,’68,’69,’70,’71Lizak,Steve,’66,’67,’68,‘69Lobban,Brendan,’09,’10,‘11Loeffler,James,’76,’77,’78,’79Lonsdale,Mike,’10,‘11Loscalzo,Jason,’92,’93,’94Love,Jeff,’93,’94,’95,’96Luisi,Nick,'05,'06,'07,’08,‘09Lurie,Bob,’62,’63,’64Lynch,Colin,'06,'07,‘08Lynch,William,P.,’49,’50Lynk,Harry,’47Lyons,Jack,’68,’69,’70

MMacKenzie,Don,’49,’50,’51Madden,Frank,’65,’66Maerten,Michael,’91,’92,’93,’94,’95Maher,John,’47,’48Maher,Joseph,’42Mahoney,James,’88Mahoney,Ryan,'06,'07

Maloney,Bill,’58,’59Maloney,Mike,’60Malvagna,Robert,’76,’77,’78,79Manfedonia,Doug,’84,’85Manfre,Ken,’68,’69Mannese,Vinnie,'00,’01,‘02Manno,Anthony,’89,’90,’91,’92Marasa,Tom,’78,’79,’80Marchassalla,Mike,’79,’80,’81Marchesini,William,’95,’96Marciano,James,’77,’78Marietta,Ron,’98Martin,B.J.,'07Martin,Jim,'02,’03,‘04,'05Martinez,Mike,‘09Martino,Vinny,’85Martone,Chris,’94Maruffi,Paul,’78,’79,’80,’81Mason,Gene,’80,’81,’82Mastanutono,Lou,’97Matias,Gino,'06,'07,’08,‘09Matson,Al,’68,’69,’70May,Bob,’68,’69May,John,’46Mayer,Gerry,’52,’53,’54Maynard,Mike,'04McCabe,Kevin,’78,’79,’80McCann,Jim,’73McCarrick,Edward,’39,’40,’41McCormick,Tim,’09,‘10McGerry,Kevin,’98,’99,'00McGrirr,Bob,’51McGrath,Joe,’60,’61,’62,’63McGuire,Jim,’83McHale,Thomas,’47,’48McKiernan,Gerald,’73,’74,’75,’76McMahon,Bill,’90,’91McMorrow,Kevin,’57,’58McNamee,Brian,’86,’87,’88,’89McPadden,John,’40,’41,’42Meade,Kenny,’93,’94Medina,Eddie,’09,’10,‘11Mele,Joseph,’41Melly,Frank,’53Merola,Vincent,’58,’59Merolla,Vincent,’77,’78.’79,’80Merz,William,’59,’60,’61Messner,John,’73,’75Miciotta,Sal,’56Migliozzi,Tom,’88,’89,’90,’91Milano,Tony,’60,’61,’62Milewski,Chris,’92Milhaven,George,’40,’41,’42

Millan,Elvin,‘08Miller,Brian,’80,’81,’82,’83Miller,George,’51Miller,Irving,’46,’47,’48,’49Mimms, Steven, 2003Mirabile,Jim,’52,’55,’56Miranda,Michael,’89Mitchell,Mike,‘09Moles,Frank,’46Moloney,Mike,’62,’63,’64Monaghan,Brendan,'04,'05,'06,'07Monell,Luis,'06,‘07,‘08Montesano,Todd,’95Moore,Shane,’66,’67Moosemann,Arthur,’74,’75,’76,’77Morello,Cliff,’77,’78,’79,’80Moreo,Dom,’58,’59Morris,Tim,’08,‘09Morrissey,Kevin,’81Morrissey,Ray,’63,’64,’65Morton,Bob,’66,’67,’68Moschetti,Albert,’66,’67,’68Muir,Justin,'04,'05Mullee,John,’53,’54Murgia,Gary,’72,’73Murphy,Kevin,’90,’91,’92,’93Murray,Pat,’86,’87Mushinske,Larry,’65,’66,’67Mushorn,Matthew,’94,’95,’96,’97

NNaclerio,Ron,’77,’78,’79,’80Napolitano,Augie,’67,’68,’69,’70Napolitano,Richie,’66Nardella,Sal,’37Neal,Tom,’68,’69,’70Needham,Kevin,‘10Neil,Dan,’99Niebling,John,’96,’97,’98,’99,'00Niesi,Tom,’70Niksa,Mike,’97,’98,’99,'00Nitkowski,C.J.,’93,’94Noble,Robert,’46,’47,’48Noonan,George,’54,’55,’56Norton,Michael,’57,’58Novack,Scott,’87Novak,Dominic,’47,’48,’49,’50

OO’Connor,Bill,’81,’82,’83,’84O’Connor,James,’76,’77,’78O’Connor,Michael,’75,’76,’77

O’Connor,Robert,’97,’98O’Donnell,Tom,’62,’63,’64O’Hale,Paul,’37O’Hare,Sean,’10,‘11O’Herron,Matt,‘11Oliva,Joe,’52,’53,’54Olsen,Eddie,’94,’95,’96,’97,’98Olshansky,Steve,’65,’66O'Malley,Mike,'05Orsogna,Geno,'00,’01,’03,‘04Osofsky,Alvin,’73,’74,’75Ost,Mel,’46,’47,’48Oswald,Edwin,’47Otten,Theodore,’88,’89Owens,Matt,'07

PPagano,John,’66,’67,’68Palladino,Mike,’84,’85,’86,’87Palmieri,Frank,’66,’67,’68Panik,Joe,’09,’10,‘11Paparello,Tony,’69Pappas,James,’58,’59Parker,Joseph,’47Parks,William,’41Parque,Jimmy,’09,‘10Pasolini,Derek,’94,’95,’96,’97Paton,Dick,’52,’53Paulucci,Hal,’46Payne,Alfred,’47Peccora,Al,’38,’39,’40Pecoraro,Ray,’50,’51,’52Pellegrino,Tony,’85,’86Permakoff,Bill,’65,’66,’67Perrochia,Robert,’58Pesce,Steve,'00Peterson,Greg,’98Petrus,Bob,’52,’53Pfaeffle,Ed,’53,’56,’57Piacentino(Pace),Sam,’47Piccolino,Anthony,’88,’89Pleigo,John,’87,’88,’89,’90Pohorenec,Darren,’88Polzer,Charles,’37,’38Porter,Harvey,’43Potts,Eric,’98,’99,'00,‘01Povolny,Joe,’66Powers,Robert,’71,’72,’73,’74,’75Prendergast,Jack,’58,’59Prince,Irving,’37,’38Proly,Mike,’71,’72Pulsonetti,Joey,’89,’90,’91


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RRader,Keith,’90,’91Raponi,Thomas,’74,’75,’76Raschdorf,Dick,’47,’48Ratford,Doug,’72Ratzer,Steve,’72,’73,’74,’75Rau,John,’83,’84,’85Re,Charles,’83Reese,Dave,’59,’60,’61Reggio,Ippolito,’80,’81Reichenbach,Eric,’91Reid,Joe,'01,’03,‘04Reilly,Thomas,’74,’75Reilly,William,’43Reina,Dick,’55Restin,Eric,’74,’75,’76Resto,Angel,'01Reynolds,Edward,’41,’42,’43Rhoads,Mike,'01Ribuado,Charles,’84Ricciardi,Mike,’97,’98Rich,Chris,’78,’79,’80,’81Richardson,Kyle,‘11Ricigliano,Mike,’55,’56,’57Riley,Bob,’70,’71,’72Riley,Jim,’55,’56,’57Ring,Vincent,’42,’46Rinkor,Frank,’47Rinkor,William,’43Rivera,Stephen,’09,’10,‘11Rizza,Gerard,’86,’87Robinson,Matt,'04Roche,John,’58Rodriguez,Jose,’10,‘11Roland,Dan,‘11Rooney,Mike,’97Rose,Daniel,'07Rosenbaum,Milton,’39,’40,’41Rosenthal,Wayne,’83,’84,’85,’86Rossi,John,’56,’57,’58Rossman,Herbert,’49Rozema,Mike,'01,’02,’03,‘04Ruane,Ken,’68,’69Ruchalski,Frank,’83Russo,Joe,’64,’65,’66Russo,Kenneth,’88,’89Rutner,Milton,’39,’40,’41Ryan,Billy,'00

SSagnelli,Anthony,’93,’94,’95,96Sakofs,Kevin,'07

Salerno,Joseph,’37Salvo,James,’97,’98Sanborn,Lincoln,‘11Sanchez,Emil,’55,’56,’57Sanders,Spencer,’60,’61Sanossian,Gregory,’74,’75Santamaria,Anthony,’81,’82Santiago,Ramon,’93,’94Santigate,Steve,’80Santucci,Lou,’98Sasko,Jim,’81,’82,’83,’84Satalino,Marty,’52,’53,’54,’55Scafa,Steve,’78,’79,’80,’81Scala,Dominic,’73,’74,’75,’76Scandurra,Theodore,’41Scezney,Matt,’52,’53,’54Scheld,George,’81Schellaci,Charles,’80,’81Schembre,Sal,’71Schidrich,Stephen,’84Schineller,Tom,’56Schmidt,Charles,’57,’58,’59Schmidt,J.,’78Schreiber,Theodore,’58Schroder,Charles,’47,’48Schultz,Eddie,'03,‘04,'05Schuster,Vincent,’94,’95,’96,’97Schwager,Eric,’91Schwarzbeck,Dick,’56,’57Schwerdt,Harold,’37,’38Schwindel,Frankie,‘11Scotto,Mike,’43Seijido,Juan,’75,’76Seimers,Henry,’82,’83,’84,’85Senig,Chuck,’68,’69Sepanski,James,’75,’76,’77,’78Sessa,Mario,’64,’65Shannahan,Rex,’49,’50,’51Shea,Ed,’59Shea,Larry,’37,’38Sheehan,Douglas,’37,’38,’39Sheehan,Ed,’56Sheremeta,Al,’64Sheridan,William,’74,’75,’76,’77Shortell,Bob,’70Siemers,Henry,’82,’83,’84Simeti,John,’79,’80Singer,Adam,’94Singer,Thomas,’88,’89,’90Siry,Gerard,’79Sisko,John,’52,’53,’54Smith,Andrew,’42Smith,Anthony,'05,'06,'07

Smith,Bob,’65,’66,’67Smith,William,’78Spicarich,John,’84,’85,’86,’87Spina,Bob,’56Spinelli,Joseph,’74,’75,’76,’77Smiros,Al,’57,’58Sowinski,Tom,’66,’67,’68Stack,Wayne,’65,’66,’67Stamler,Keith,’98,’99,'00Stampfl,Eric,’81,’82,’83Stavola,Tony,’51Stewart,Josh,'01,‘02Stolze,Charlie,’60Strollo,Ed,’78Sullivan,Anthony,'04,'05Sullivan,Derek,'03,‘04Sullivan,Robert,’49Sutter,Anthony,’99,'00Sutton,Dennis,’82,’83,’84,’85Svoboda,Stan,’51Swartz,Rick,’66,’67,’68Szal,Rich,’69,’70

TTaboh,Sandy,’59,’60,’61Talbut,Pat,’10,‘11Tallon,Thomas,’37Tambini,Louis,’49’50,’51Tamulionis,Mike,'02,‘03Tanner,John,’82,’83,’84,’85Taylor,Tom,’57Termini,John,’56Thompson,Matt,’52Thomson,Greg,'03,‘04,'05Tiso,Albert,’88,’89Tintle,Bob,’55,’56Tolan,Thomas,’47,’48,’49Toner,Joseph,’91,’92,’93,’94Torre,Rocco,’49Tosoni,Matt,'04,’05,'06,'07,‘08Troiola,John,’98,’99,'00Troyan,Donald,’76,’77,’78Tufariello,Frank,’63,’64Tulaba,John,’57,’58Tully,Raymond,’50Turk,Fred,’62,’63,’64Tuthill,Brian,’97Tuttle,Tom,’94,’95Tutwiler,Josh,’08,‘09Tyler,Michael,’73,’74,’75

UUllger,Scott,’76,’77

VVaeth,James,’74Valanzano,Tony,’72,’73Valcarcel,Miguel,'07,’08,’09,’10,‘11Valinotti,Michael,’86VanSaders,Brian,’97,’98,'00Varum,Henry,’99,'00,’01,‘02Varvaro,Anthony,'03,‘04,'05Vassallo,Vito,’96,’97Vecchio,Pat,’50,’51,’52Velto,Bill,’72Venditi,Daniel,’95Villacres,Gary,’95,’96,’97,’98Viola,Emil,’56,’57,’58Viola,Frank,’79,’80,’81Vogl,Will,'05Volkland,Jim,’59,’60,’61Voltz,Thomas,’75,’76

WWade,Brian,’71,’72Wagner,Marc,'03Walker,Fred,’54,’55,’56Walley,Scott,’94,’95Warren,Ted,’46Washington,VonEric,’92,’93,’94Wasilowski,Tommy,'07Watkins,Kevin,'07,’08,‘09Waters,Ed,’67,’68,’69Wayne,Tyrone,’97,’98Waytes,Jahi,’94Weinburg,Mike,’86,’87,’88,’89Weiss,John,’46,’47Welsh,Jim,’50,’51,’52Wennerholm,Edward,’94,’95,’96,’97Wenz,Carl,’80,’81,’82,’83Wertis,Ray,’43Wessels,Ken,’59Wessinger,Matt,’09,’10,‘11West,Arthur,’49,’50,’51Weynand,Frank,’37,’38,’39Whiston,Donald,’94Whiston,Tom,’97,’98White,Thomas,’80,’81,’82Wick,Rowan,‘11Willman,Matt,’85Wilson,Joseph,’56,’57,’58


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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSWilson,Joe,'01Wilson,Kenneth,’74Wilson,Martin,’51Windorf,Bruce,’54Winter,Jeremy,2001,‘02Wirell,Ken,’63,’64,’65Witkowski,Joe,’07,’08,’09,’10,‘11Witowski,Walt,’64,’65,’66Wladyka,Jim,'02,’03,‘04,'05Wohlmacher,Dick,’60,’61Wolf,Charles,’37,’38Wolfe,Jack,’63,’64,’65Wonsowicz,Charles,’87,’88,’89,’90Woodward,Jake,‘11Wydrinski,Chet,’68,’69,’70

YYalden,John,’70,’72Yecker,Jared,'06,'07,‘08Young,Josh,'02Young,William,’40,’41,’42,’43

ZZaccherio,Larry,’70,’71Zagardo,Don,’50,’51,’52Zarzicki,John,’65,’66,’67Zarzycki,Shane,'00,’01,‘02Zaug,Kevin,’99,'00Zayas,Gilberto,'05,'06,'07,‘08Zenir,Sylvio,’37,’38Zepernick,Larry,’68,’69,’70Zimms,Dave,’65,’66,’67Zingone,Joe,’60Zitzler,George,’39,’40,’41

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