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Location 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, N.Y.Enrollment 6,350Founded 1892President Peggy R. WilliamsNickname BombersColors Blue and GoldAffiliation NCAA Division IIIConference Empire 8Home Field Yavits Field

Division of Athletics/Sports InformationDirectory

Head Field Hockey Coach Tracey HoukPhone (607) 274-3140E-mail [email protected]

Director ofIntercollegiate Athletics Ken Kutler

Phone (607) 274-3209Associate Director ofIntercollegiate Athletics Mike Lindberg

Phone (607) 274-3199Assistant Director ofIntercollegiate Athletics Ernie McClatchie

Phone (607) 274-5708Senior Woman Administrator Deb Pallozzi

Phone (607) 274-1270Operations and Events Coordinator Andrea McClatchie

Phone (607) 274-3793Supervisor of Athletic Trainers Kent Scriber

Phone (607) 274-3178Field Hockey Athletic Trainer TBA

Phone (607) 274-3006Sports Information Director Mike Warwick

Phone (607) 274-1401E-mail [email protected]

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Contents

Field Hockey History 2-4All-Americans 2NCAA Playoff History 4Year-By-Year Results 5Tracey Houk, Head Coach 6Bomber Coaching Records 6Assistant Coaches 72006 Outlook 8Player Profiles 9, 12-152006 Field Hockey Roster 10-112005 Field Hockey Results 102005 Field Hockey Statistics 11Empire 8 16Series Records 17Field Hockey Record Book 18-20Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees 20Press Information IBC2006 Schedule BC


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Now entering its 39th season, the Ithaca College field hockey programhas posted an overall record of 386-229-21 for a .624 winning percentage. The Bombers have been to 16 of the 24 NCAA tour-

naments, including every year from 1990-98. Ithaca won the 1982 nationalchampionship.

Nancy Hicks led the Bombers to a 6-0 record in 1968,Ithaca’s first varsity season. A year later Doris Kostrinskybegan her 27-year coaching career. The Bombers wereundefeated in 1969 (6-0) and 1970 (7-0), and had a 23-game winning streak.

From 1971-81 Ithaca won five New York StateAssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women(NYSAIAW) titles, paced by scoring leaders Mary Ellen“Satch” Alger and Dee Dee Mayes and goalie KarenPatterson.

In 1979 competition outside the state became a playoff option, and theBombers placed second in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics forWomen (AIAW) Division II regionals. The next season Ithaca finished thirdat the AIAW Division II tournament. Patti Klecha established schoolrecords for goals (29) and assists (16) in a season. The Bombers hosted thenational tournament in 1981 and finished third.

In 1982 the NCAA became the sole governing body for women’s athletics, and Ithaca won the national championship, beating Trenton State,2-1, on penalty strokes. The championship was Ithaca’s first in a women’s

DORIS KOSTRINSKY

ALL-AMERICANSYear Name Position Honor1981 Cathy Foto Forward USA Field Hockey

Honorable MentionMary Klecha Link USA Field Hockey First Team

1982 Cathy Foto Forward CFHCA First TeamMary Klecha Link USA Field Hockey First Team

1983 Heather Doyle Link CFHCA Honorable MentionKaren Howarth Goalie CFHCA First TeamClare Lamont Defense CFHCA First Team Barb Wachowiak Link CFHCA Honorable Mention

1984 Peg Radkiewicz Halfback CFHCA Honorable MentionBarb Wachowiak Link CFHCA First Team

1985 Karen Howarth Goalie CFHCA First TeamJenny Powers Halfback CFCHA Honorable Mention

1986 Mildred Piscopo Defense CFHCA Honorable Mention1988 Rebecca Ryder Goalie CFHCA Second Team

Deb Smith Sweeper CFHCA First Team1989 Deb Smith Sweeper CFCHA First Team1991 Sue Bender Forward CFHCA Second Team

Rachael Greener Forward CFHCA Second Team1992 Sue Bender Forward CFHCA First Team

Karen Hollands Goalie CFCHA First Team1993 Karen Hollands Goalie CFHCA First Team1994 Lynn Anne Bolton Goalie CFHCA Third Team1995 Lynn Anne Bolton Goalie CFHCA Third Team1996 Marie Kelley Forward NFHCA Second Team1997 Leslie Greene Midfield NFHCA Third Team

Julie Parsons Forward NFHCA Second Team2000 Becky Karver Defense NFHCA Second Team


ITHACA COLLEGEsport and third overall. Cathy Foto, Clare Lamont,Tracey Moyer and Diane Rapp were named to the NCAA all-tournament team.

The Bombers came within one goal of defending their crown in 1983,losing 2-1 to Trenton State in the finals at Ithaca. The team was led by stand-out goaltender Karen Howarth, a first-team all-American. The Bomberscontended for another championship in 1984, losing in the NCAA semifi-nals, 1-0, to Messiah.

NCAA playoff invitations in 1985, 1986 and 1987 ran Ithaca’s streak tonine years in the national tournament. After consecutive losing seasons, Ithacareturned to the national tournament in 1990. The Bombers won the New YorkState Women’s Collegiate Athletic Association (NYSWCAA) crown, but wereeliminated in the first round of the NCAA tournament by William Smith.In 1991 Ithaca was paced by all-Americans Sue Bender and RachaelGreener, who combined to score all three goals in a 3-1 win over OhioWesleyan in the NCAA playoffs. Ithaca was eliminated by Lock Haven, 2-1, in the regional final.

Bender and goalie Karen Hollands earned all-American honors in1992, leading the team to another NCAA appearance. The Bombers avengeda regular-season loss to Oneonta with a 1-0 win in the regional semifinalbefore falling to eventual national champion William Smith, 2-1, in theregional finals. In 1993 the Bombers advanced to the regional finals onceagain before losing, 1-0, to Cortland, the eventual champion. Hollandsearned first-team all-American honors in 1993.

Ithaca lost first-round NCAA playoff games in each of the next three yearsbefore beating Eastern Mennonite in the first round of the 1997 tournament.The following season the Bombers reached the NCAA playoffs for theninth straight year, losing toGettysburg in the regionalsemifinals. Goaltender JenStoneburg was the leader ofIthaca’s last three NCAAplayoff teams, posting 21career shutouts and a 1.12goals-against average. The1999 team competed in boththe NYSWCAA and ECACtournaments. In 2000 Ithacawas back in the NCAAs, losing to Williams, 2-0, in thefirst round. Senior defenderBecky Karver was a second-team all-American selection.The 2001 team was againback in the postseason, com-peting in the state and ECACplayoffs. In 2002 Ithaca wonthe program’s eighth state titleat the NYSWCAA tour-nament. Over the next two seasons Ithaca has stretched its string of postseason appearances to 15 consecu-tive seasons with trips to theNYSWCAA tournament.

Cathy Foto was one of 16 playersnamed to the NCAA Division III Field

Hockey 25th Anniversary Team in 2005.

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November 20, 1982

ITHACA 1, Trenton State 1ITHACA 4-2, strokes

Ithaca 1 0 0 0 — 0Trenton State 0 1 0 0 — 0

ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa.—Ithaca claimed the program’s first national championshipby topping Trenton State (now The College of New Jersey) 4-2 in strokes after thetwo teams had played to a 1-1 tie through regulation.

The Bombers got on the scoreboard first on an unassisted goal by SophomoreTracey Moyer midway through the first half. The Lions tied the game on a penaltystroke with 16:55 remaining in regulation.

Shooting first in the penalty stroke session, Ithaca took a 2-1 lead. Senior DianeRapp converted her attempt, followed by a successful stroke by senior all-AmericanCathy Foto. The Lions made their first try and were stopped on their second. Bothteams traded successful strokes on their third attempt (with senior all-AmericanMary Klecha connecting for Ithaca). When sophomore Barb Wachowiak was successful on her attempt, Trenton State was left needing a successful stroke to staveoff elimination; they were unsuccessful and Ithaca emerged with the school’s first NCAAtitle in a women’s sport. Freshman goalie Karen Howarth made five saves; Ithacaoutshot Trenton State 46-6.

Ithaca had advanced to the national championship game by routing Cortland 5-1 in the opening round of the NCAA playoffs behind three goals by Foto and Klecha’stwo assists. In the national semifinals, Foto and Moyer scored second-half goals and Howarth stopped two shots for the shutout as the Bombers blanked Franklin & Marshall 2-0.

Foto, Moyer, Rapp and junior Clare Lamont were all named to the all-tournament team.Str — Rapp (IC) scored.

Aromando (TS) scored.Foto (IC) scored.Roun (TS) did not score.Klecha (IC) scored.Smith (TS) scored.Wachowiak (IC) scored.Trumpovicz (TS) did not score.

S — Ithaca 36, Trenton State 6.PC — Ithaca 34, Trenton State 11.Sv — Howarth (IC), 5;

Ayers (TS), 25.

The 1982 team celebrates its national championship.

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Another milestone was reached in 2005, when Tasha Snowden becamethe first Bomber to be named Empire 8 Player of the Year.

Kostrinsky received another honor last year when she was inducted intothe National Field Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSNYSAIAW/

Year Record Coach NYSWCAA Postseason1968 6-0 Nancy Hicks — —1969 6-0 Doris Kostrinsky — —1970 7-0 Doris Kostrinsky — —1971 7-2 Doris Kostrinsky 1st —1972 5-2-1 Doris Kostrinsky 2nd —1973 4-5-1 Doris Kostrinsky 2nd —1974 9-2 Doris Kostrinsky 1st —1975 4-5-2 Doris Kostrinsky 3rd —1976 6-4-2 Doris Kostrinsky 4th —1977 10-3 Doris Kostrinsky 3rd —1978 11-5 Doris Kostrinsky 1st —1979 14-2 Doris Kostrinsky — AIAW Regionals, 2nd 1980 20-2-1 Doris Kostrinsky 1st AIAW Nationals, 3rd

AIAW Regionals, 2nd1981 18-2 Doris Kostrinsky 1st AIAW Nationals, 3rd

AIAW Regionals, 1st 1982 18-3 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Champion

EAIAW Regionals, 1st1983 15-5 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Runner-Up

ECAC Mid-Atlantic, 1st 1984 12-6-1 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Semifinals 1985 13-5-1 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Regionals1986 11-6-2 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Quarterfinals1987 10-9-1 Doris Kostrinsky 4th NCAA Regionals1988 4-9-3 Doris Kostrinsky — —1989 6-9-1 Doris Kostrinsky — —1990 12-7-2 Doris Kostrinsky 1st NCAA Regionals1991 14-7-1 Doris Kostrinsky 4th NCAA Quarterfinals1992 11-11 Doris Kostrinsky 4th NCAA Quarterfinals1993 13-9 Doris Kostrinsky 2nd NCAA Regionals1994 10-8-1 Doris Kostrinsky — NCAA Regionals1995 12-7-1 Doris Kostrinsky 3rd NCAA Regionals1996 12-9 Tracey Houk 3rd NCAA Regionals1997 14-8 Tracey Houk T1st NCAA Quarterfinals1998 11-10-0 Tracey Houk 3rd NCAA Regionals1999 8-11-0 Tracey Houk 4th ECAC Playoffs2000 10-7-0 Tracey Houk — NCAA Regionals2001 12-9-0 Tracey Houk 3rd ECAC Playoffs2002 11-8-0 Tracey Houk 1st —2003 8-9-0 Tracey Houk — —2004 7-11-0 Tracey Houk 2nd —2005 5-11-0 Tracey Houk — —

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Tracey Houk, Head Coach

Tracey Houk enters her 11th season ashead coach of the field hockey program.Houk has led the Bombers to four NCAA

playoff appearances, including a trip to theregionals in 2000, and has an overall record of98-92. She has coached four all-Americansand led Ithaca to within a game of the 1997NCAA semifinals.

Houk came to Ithaca after two years ashead coach at Division II Mansfield University,where she compiled a 9-19-1 record, includinga 6-8-1 mark in 1995 that was a three-game

improvement over the previous year. Houk was head coach at Massachusetts-Lowell in 1993.

Houk earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education fromNorth Carolina-Chapel Hill in 1989. She helped the Tar Heels win fourAtlantic Coast Conference field hockey titles during her career. She servedas an assistant coach for one season at Bloomsburg University in 1989 andwas a graduate assistant coach for two years at Ohio University, earning amaster’s degree in physical education in 1992. Houk then returned toBloomsburg and helped guide the Huskies to the 1992 Division II nationalchampionship game.

Houk is also an instructor in the School of Health Sciences and HumanPerformance.

BOMBER COACHING RECORDSName (seasons) Years Won Lost Tied PctDoris Kostrinsky 27 282 135 21 .668TRACEY HOUK 10 98 92 0 .516Nancy Hicks 1 6 0 0 1.000Totals 38 386 228 21 .624

EDUCATION1989, bachelor’s degree in health and physical education

from North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, N.C.1992, master’s degree in physical education from

Ohio University; Athens, OhioCOLLEGE COACHING EXPERIENCE

1989-90, assistant field hockey coach and assistant swimming coach at Bloomsburg University; Bloomsburg, Pa.

1990-92, graduate assistant coach at Ohio University; Athens, Ohio

1992, assistant field hockey coach at Bloomsburg University; Bloomsburg, Pa.

1993-94, head field hockey coach and assistant men’s swimming coach at University of Massachusetts-Lowell; Lowell, Mass.

1994-96, head field hockey coach at Mansfield University; Mansfield, Pa.

1996-99, assistant women’s lacrosse coach, Ithaca College1996-present, head field hockey coach, Ithaca College

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SANDRA JONESSandra Jones is entering her first year as a mem-ber of the Bombers’coaching staff after serving asa member of the Wells coaching staff the past twoseasons. She was the co-head coach of the Expresslast year and served as the teams’ assistant coachin 2004. Jones also served as an assistant coach forthe softball (2004, 2005) and women’s swimming(2004-05) teams at Wells.

Jones played three years of field hockey for theExpress and shares the team record for most goalsin a game with three. She served as team captain her senior year and was atwo-time conference all-star. Jones was also a two-time all-conferenceselection as a member of the softball team. She was named the team MVPas a senior after earning rookie of the year honors as a freshman.

Jones received her bachelor’s degree in visual arts from Wells in 2004with an education minor.

KAITLYN SKELLEYGraduate Assistant Coach

Kaitlyn Skelley is entering her first year as a mem-ber of the Bombers’coaching staff after graduatingfrom the University of New Hampshire in 2006.

While at UNH, Skelley was a four-year starteras a member of the Wildcats’ field hockey team. She was a back her freshman and sophomore sea-sons before moving to the forward and midfieldpositions her junior and senior years. Skelley tiedfor the team-lead in scoring as a junior with 14points and scored a team-leading seven goals. She served as a team captainher senior season and was fourth on the team in scoring with four goals and11 points.

In addition to her playing career, Skelley has coached at several fieldhockey camps, including the STX Field Hockey Camp (2004), Elite FieldHockey Camp (2005-06) and with the U.S. Field Hockey Future’s program(2003-06).

Skelley graduated from UNH with a bachelor’s degree in managementwith a psychology minor. She is pursuing her master’s degree in sport management and media at Ithaca.


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The Ithaca College field hockey team looks to capture its first conferencetitle since 2003 and return to the NCAA tournament. The Bombers return12 letter winners from last year, including five all-conference selections.

2005 RECAP: Ithaca posted a 5-11 record last year, including a 2-2 recordin conference play. Natasha Snowden was named the Empire 8 Player of the Year and was a first-team all-conference selection along with Melanie McKaney, Bryce Meck and Kelly Palmer. Elyse Green was asecond team all-conference selection, while Stacey Brown and LeslieRobinson received honorable mention. Five Bombers were named to theNFHCA’s All-Academic Team.

KEY LOSSES: Ithaca lost five starters tograduation: Erin McDonald, Palmer, MelissaPope, Alex Scudder and Snowden. Snowden,a four-time conference all-star, led the team inscoring with seven goals and three assists for 17points, and ranks among Ithaca’s career leadersin goals (ninth– 34), assists (ninth–17) and points(eighth–85). Palmer recorded a team-leading six assists, ranked fourth with 10 points, and istied with Snowden for ninth on the career assistslist with 17. Both were first team all-conferenceselections. McDonald started all 16 games andled the team with three defensive saves.

BACK: Seniors Sarah Magliochetti andMcKaney and junior Leslie Robinson eachstarted all 16 games last season. Robinson led the team with four defensive saves, whileMcKaney recorded two defensive saves.Sophomores Marissa Frank and Ally Swinkalso return to the backfield.

MIDFIELD: Meck started all 16 games last season and ranked secondon the team in scoring with four goals and three assists for 11 points.Classmate Tina Capozzi, who will serve as team captain along withMcKaney and Meck, saw action in 12 games as a junior. Frank and Swinkcould also see time in the midfield.

FORWARD: Green was second on the team with five goals as a fresh-man and was tied for third in scoring with 10 points. Junior Stacey Brownstarted all 16 games and was fifth on the team in scoring with three goalsand three assists for nine points. Capozzi and Meck could also see time atforward. Also returning are sophomores Courtney Clark and RachelHillerman.

GOALIE: Senior Andrea Baraiola returns after starting every gameeach of the past two seasons. She played every minute of every game in 2005,recording a career-best 134 saves in 16 games. Baraiola had six double-digitsave efforts, including a career-high 22 saves against Skidmore, and recordedher second career shutout in a 1-0 win over Rochester.

2006 SCHEDULE: The Bombers will once again face a challengingschedule in 2006, including six teams that participated in last year’s NCAAtournament: Cortland, College of New Jersey, Skidmore, Springfield, Uticaand William Smith. Ithaca will play an expanded conference schedule asStevens Institute of Technology and Washington & Jefferson join Elmira,defending conference champion Hartwick, Nazareth and Utica. The Bomberswill play 11 of their 18 games at Yavits Field, including each of their firstseven to open the season.

Natasha Snowdenranks eighth on Ithaca’sall-time scoring list with85 career points and istied for ninth with 34 goals and 17 assists.


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ANDREABARAIOLAG, Sr., 5-2; Wallingford, Conn.2005: Baraiola started all 16games in goal. She recordeda career-best 3.80 goals-against average, a .732 savepercentage and one shutout.

She made a career high 22 saves against #12Skidmore and recorded 10 or more saves in sevengames. 2004: Baraiola started all 18 games in goal.She recorded a .687 save percentage, a 4.10 goals-against average and posted one shutout. She wasnamed Empire 8 Goalie of the Week twice and was a member of the NFHCAall-academic squad. She recorded a career-high 14 saves against Geneseo.2003: Baraiola played in goal in three games for the Bombers. She earneda 5.74 goals-against average and a .667 save percentage in 47 minutes ingoal. High School: A 2003 graduate of Mark T. Sheehan High School,Baraiola was coached by Tina Marci. She earned three varsity letters andwas an all-state and all-league selection. Personal: An integrated market-ing communications major, she is the daughter of Bruce and Sharon Baraiola.

STACEY BROWNF, Jr., 5-2; Barre, Vt.2005: Brown started all 16games for the Bombers. Sherecorded three goals with threeassists and was tied for fifth on the team with nine points,earning her all-conference hon-orable mention. 2004: Brown

played in 10 games for the Bombers. High School:A 2004 graduate of Spaulding High School, Brownwas coached by Michelle Durell. She was a leagueall-star in both field hockey and softball. Personal:A health education and physical education major,she is the daughter of Russell and Melissa Brown. Brown was a member ofIthaca’s 2005 softball team that placed fourth in the nation.


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2005 RESULTS(5-11, 2-2 EMPIRE 8)

Date Opponent W-L-T IC-Opp9/3 at TCNJ L 0-69/10 Muhlenberg L 0-29/11 at Utica • L 1-59/14 at Brockport L 2-39/17 at #18 Hartwick • L 1-39/21 at Scranton W 3-29/28 #5 Cortland L 0-510/1 at Nazareth • W 3-210/4 # William Smith L (OT) 2-310/8 at Houghton W 6-310/12 at Oneonta L 1-310/16 #9 Springfield L 1-310/19 Rochester W 1-010/26 Elmira • W 4-110/29 at #12 Skidmore L 0-511/2 Oswego L (OT) 1-0• Empire 8 opponent

No. Name Position Class7 * HILLERMAN, Rachel F So.8 ** BROWN, Stacey F Jr.

11 * GREEN, Elyse F So.12 *** McKANEY, Melanie B Sr.14 ** MECK, Bryce M/F Sr.15 * SWINK, Ally M/B So.16 *** CAPOZZI, Tina F/M Sr.17 * FRANK, Marisa M/B So.18 ** ROBINSON, Leslie B Jr.23 *** MAGLIOCHETTI, Sarah M/B Sr.28 * CLARK, Courtney F So.33 *** BARAIOLA, Andrea G Sr.

* Letters won (12 letter winners returning)

Head Coach: Tracey HoukAssistant Coach: Sandra JonesGraduate Assistant Coach: Kaitlyn SkelleyCaptains: Christina Capozzi, Sarah Magliochetti, Bryce MeckManager: Connie Ames

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Class Ht. High School/Prep HometownSo. 5-5 Watertown WatertownJr. 5-2 Spaulding Barre, Vt.So. 5-5 Shawnee Medford, N.J.Sr. 5-3 Rocky Point Sound BeachSr. 5-7 Mechanicsburg Mechanicsburg, Pa,So. 5-1 Downington East Downington, Pa.Sr. 5-2 Bayport-Blue Point BayportSo. 5-3 Bow Bow, N.H.Jr. 5-7 Ocean City Ocean City, N.J.Sr. 5-3 Penncrest Media, Pa.So. 5-5 Camden BlossvaleSr. 5-2 Mark T. Sheehan Wallingford, Conn.

2005 STATISTICS

SCORINGName GP-GS Goals Assists PointsNatash Snowden 16-16 7 3 17BRYCE MECK 16-16 4 3 11ELYSE GREEN 16-3 5 0 10Kelly Palmer 16-16 2 6 10STACEY BROWN 16-16 3 3 9Melissa Pope 16-13 3 0 6Alex Scudder 16-16 2 0 4MELANIE McKANEY 16-16 0 4 4ALLY SWINK 15-0 0 1 1COURTNEY CLARK 16-0 0 0 0CHRISTINA CAPOZZI 12-0 1 0 2RACHEL HILLERMAN 12-0 0 0 0Monica Morris 9-0 0 0 0LESLIE ROBINSON 14-4 0 0 0MARISSA FRANK 16-0 0 0 0SARAH MAGLIOCHETTI 16-16 0 0 0Sophie Diamond 4-0 0 0 0Erin McDonald 16-16 0 0 0Totals Ithaca 16 26 20 72

Opponents 16 48 26 122

GOALTENDING SaveName GP-GS Min Saves Goals % GAA ShO W-LANDREA BARAIOLA 16-16 1,137:25 134 48 .736 2.95 1 5-11Totals Ithaca 16 1,137:25 134 48 .736 2.95 1 5-11

Opponents 16 1,137:25 111 26 .810 1.60 4 11-5Returning players in CAPITAL LETTERS.

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TINACAPOZZI

M/F, Sr., 5-2; Bayport2005: Capozzi played in 12of the Bombers’ 16 games.2004: Capozzi came off thebench to make 12 appear-ances. She scored her firstcareer goal in a 2-0 win overOswego. 2003: Capozzi played in four games forthe Bombers. High School: A 2003 graduate ofBayport-Blue Point High School, Capozzi wascoached by Virginia Hutchins and earned two varsity letters. She also played softball and was an

all-league selection in track & field. Personal: A culture and communica-tion major, she is the daughter of Michael and Kathleen Capozzi.

COURTNEYCLARK

F, So., 5-5; Blossvale 2005: Clark played in all 16games for the Bombers. High School:A 2005 graduateof Camden High School, Clarkwas coached by Linda Scharfand Shannon McPheron. Shewas an all-star section her senior year. She also lettered in nordic skiing and track & field. Personal:A television and radio major, she is the daughter ofVictor Clark and Donna Clifford-Marriam.

MARISA FRANKM/B, So., 5-3;

Bow, N.H.2005: Frank played in all 16games for the Bombers. High School: A 2005 grad-uate of Bow High School,Frank was coached by ChrisRaabe. She was an all-statepick her senior year. She also lettered in alpine skiing and lacrosse. Personal: A clinical science/physical therapy major, she is the daughter of Markand Linda Bucknam.


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ELYSE GREENF, So., 5-5; Medford, N.J.2005: Green finished secondon the team with five goalsand tied for third on the teamwith 10 points. She recordedher first career goal againstUtica and was named an

Empire 8 second-team all-star. High School:A 2005 graduate of Shawnee High School, Greenwas coached by Heather Xenakis. She was an all-conference selection her senior year. She also lettered in track & field. Personal: A businessadministration major, she is the daughter of Donald and Lizette Green.

SARAH MAGLIOCHETTIM, Sr., 5-3; Media, Pa.2005: Magliochetti started all16 games for the Bombers asa junior. 2004: Magliochettiplayed in nine games for theBombers. 2003: Magliochettiplayed in five games for the

Bombers. She recorded her first career point withan assist in a 5-0 win over Oswego. High School:A 2003 graduate of Penncrest High School,Magliochetti was coached Maureen Breslin andearned two varsity letters. Personal: The daughterof Francis and Bonnie Magliochetti, she is a sport management major.

MELANIEMcKANEYB, Sr., 5-3; Sound Beach2005: McKaney started all 16games and was named anEmpire 8 first-team all-star.She recorded four assists, second most on the team, and

two defensive saves. 2004: McKaney started all 18 games and received honorable mention to theEmpire 8 all-star team. She was named to theNFHCA all-academic squad and the Empire 8Presidents’List. 2003: McKaney played in 13 gamesfor the Bombers. She scored her first career goal in a 1-0 win over Scranton.McKaney was named to the NFHCA all-academic squad and to the Empire8 spring Presidents’List. High School:A 2003 graduate of Rocky Point HighSchool, McKaney was coached by Kelly Ottati. She was an all-county andall-division selection. Personal: The daughter of Charles and Lisa EllenMcKaney, she is a physical therapy major.


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BRYCE MECKM/F, Sr., 5-7;

Mechanicsburg, Pa.2005: Meck started all 16games and finished second onthe team in scoring with fourgoals and three assists for 11points. She was a first-teamall-conference selection. 2004:Meck started all 18 games for the Bombers. Sheranked third on the team with 14 points on fivegoals and four assists. She recorded a career-highthree points with a goal and an assist in theNYSWCAA playoff victory over Brockport. She

was named to the NFHCA all-academic squad. 2003: Meck played in all17 games, including 12 starting assignments. She recorded six points on threegoals. Her first career goal was the Bombers’ only goal in the first game ofthe season. She scored the game-winning goal in a 4-2 win over Geneseo.She was named to the NFHCA all-academic squad and the Empire 8Presidents’List following both the fall and spring semesters. High School:A 2003 graduate of Mechanicsburg Area High School, Meck was coachedKristin Cashman and earned three varsity letters. She was an all-Sentineland all-Patriot honorable mention selection. Personal: A clinical science/physical therapy major, she is the daughter of Paul and Diann Meck.

LESLIE ROBINSONB, Jr., 5-7;

Ocean City, N.J.2005: Robinson started all 16 games for the Bombers, ledthe team with four defensivesaves and received honorablemention to the all-conference.2004: Robinson played in 14games for the Bombers, with four starting assign-ments. High School: At Ocean City High School,Robinson was coached by Trish LeFever. She wasa two-time league all-star and helped Ocean City toconsecutive state championships in 2001 and 2002.

Personal: An exercise science/athletic training major, she is the daughter ofW. Wood Robinson and Debra Rosander.


ALLY SWINKM/B, Jr., 5-2;Downingtown, Pa.2005: Swink played in 15 of theBombers’16 games as a fresh-man. She recorded her firstcareer point with an assist in a4-1 over Elmira. High School:A graduate of Downingtown

East High School, Swink was coached by DianaKowalski. She was an all-area pick and served asteam captain. Personal: An occupational science/occupational therapy major, she is the daughter ofThomas and Tamera Swink.

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NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORYYear Opponent W-L IC-Opp1982 Cortland W 5-1

vs. Franklin & Marshall at Elizabethtown † W 2-0vs. Trenton State at Elizabethtown • (strokes) W 2-1

1983 Elizabethtown W 4-0Franklin & Marshall † W 3-0Trenton State • L 1-2

1984 at Cortland (strokes) W 2-1Oneonta at Cortland W 3-0Messiah at Trenton State † L 0-1

1985 vs. Drew (strokes) L 1-21986 at Salem State (2OT) W 1-0

Bentley at Salem State L 1-21987 vs. Cortland at William Smith L 0-11990 William Smith L 1-51991 vs. Ohio Wesleyan at Lock Haven W 3-1

at Lock Haven L 1-21992 vs. Oneonta at William Smith W 1-0

at William Smith L 1-21993 at Susquehanna W 2-1

vs. Cortland at Susquehanna L 0-11994 vs. Middlebury at Williams L 2-31995 vs. Williams at Trenton State L 0-21996 vs. Lebanon Valley at Salisbury State (OT) L 0-11997 vs. Eastern Mennonite at Lebanon Valley W 2-1

at Lebanon Valley L 2-31998 vs. Gettysburg at Rowan L 0-32000 vs.Williams at Rowan L 0-2† NCAA Semifinal Game • NCAA Championship Game

Overall NCAA playoff record: 12-15, .444


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2005 POSTSEASON HONORS

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMSFIRST TEAM

Forward: Sarah Dake, ElmiraKatie Kutas, UticaShannon Rohacek, UticaNatasha Snowden, Ithaca

Midfield: Carla Behle, UticaBRYCE MECK, IthacaKelly Palmer, IthacaCaroline Uhran, Utica

Back: Meghan Hughes, HartwickJennifer King, UticaMELANIE McKANEY, Ithaca

Goalie: Ashley Kiny, Hartwick

SECOND TEAMForward: Ashley Decker, Nazareth

ELYSE GREEN, IthacaMolly Joyce, HartwickJeney Schilling, Hartwick

Midfield: Jenny Knight, HartwickMeghan Zaklukiewicz, Utica

Back: Amanda Iannello, UticaKelley Lindroth, HartwickJill Wittenberg, Nazareth

Goalie: Ann Phillips, Elmira

HONORABLE MENTION(Ithaca players only)

Forward: LESLIE ROBINSON, IthacaMidfield: STACEY BROWN, Ithaca

KELLY PALMER

NATASHA SNOWDEN

Returning players in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS. 2005 Ithaca players in bold letters.

Empire 8

The Empire 8 expands to seventeams in 2006 as Elmira, Hartwick,Ithaca, Nazareth and Utica will bejoined by two affiliate members,Stevens Institute of Technology andWashington & Jefferson College.This year marks the final season inwhich the Empire 8 field hockeychampion will be determined byround-robin play. Beginning in2007, the top four teams in regularseason play will face off in a post-season conference tournament.Stevens Institute of Technology willbe a full-time member of the Empire8 in all sports beginning in 2007.

PLAYER OF THE YEARNatasha Snowden, Ithaca

ROOKIE OF THE YEARKatie Kutas, Utica

COACH OF THE YEARMegan McGuin, Utica


ITHACA COLLEGESeries Records


FirstTeam Meeting W/L/TAdelphi 1972 2/0/0Appalachian 1985 1/0/0Bentley 1986 0/1/0Bloomsburg 1983 0/9/1Bridgewater

(Mass.) 1981 3/0/0BROCKPORT 1968 25/8/1Bucknell 1975 8/0/1Buffalo 1983 4/0/0Colgate 1973 16/10/2COLLEGE OF

NEW JERSEY 1982 3/16/0Cornell 1968 19/5/3CORTLAND 1968 31/21/2C.W. Post 1979 4/0/0Dayton 1980 1/0/0Denison 1985 3/0/0Denver 1980 1/0/0Drew 1985 0/1/0Drexel 1980 1/0/0E. Stroudsburg 1971 7/6/0Eastern Mennonite 1997 1/0/0Elizabethtown 1983 1/0/0ELMIRA 2000 4/2/0Franklin

& Marshall 1982 9/1/0Frostburg 1985 10/4/0GENESEO 1999 5/2/0Gettysburg 1998 0/1/0Hamilton 1991 3/1/0HARTWICK 1968 28/12/0Hofstra 1979 1/0/0HOUGHTON 1997 3/6/0Hunter 1972 1/0/0Indiana (Pa.) 1983 4/0/0James Madison 1982 2/3/0Kutztown 1987 5/2/0LaSalle 1981 2/0/0Lebanon Valley 1993 4/7/0Lock Haven 1971 4/23/1Lynchburg 1993 1/0/0Manhattanville 1977 2/0/0Marywood 1994 2/0/0Mansfield 1976 2/0/0Messiah 1984 7/9/0Middlebury 1994 0/1/0Millersville 1984 5/3/4Muhlenberg 2002 0/2/0

FirstTeam Meeting W/L/TNazareth 2002 4/0/0Northeastern 1980 1/0/0Ohio State 1983 1/0/0Ohio Wesleyan 1991 1/0/0ONEONTA 1976 30/6/0OSWEGO 1994 12/1/0Providence 1982 1/0/0Rensselaer 2001 0/1/0Rhode Island 1981 1/0/0Richmond 1981 1/0/0Rider 1987 1/4/1ROCHESTER 1978 20/3/0St. Lawrence 1974 11/1/0Salem 1986 1/0/0Salisbury 1984 5/8/2SCRANTON 1983 15/2/0SKIDMORE 2003 0/3/0Slippery Rock 1984 1/0/0Smith 1982 1/0/0S. Connecticut 1978 0/1/0Southern Maine 1990 2/0/1Southwest

Missouri 1980 0/1/0SPRINGFIELD 1972 9/10/1STEVENS

INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY 2006 0/0/0

Stony Brook 1974 1/0/0Susquehanna 1993 1/0/0Swarthmore 1996 1/2/0Syracuse 1980 9/5/1Union 1991 2/0/0UTICA 2001 3/2/0Vermont 1982 1/0/0Villanova 1982 1/0/0Washington (Md.) 2001 0/1/0WASHINGTON

& JEFFERSON 2006 0/0/0WILLIAM SMITH 1977 10/19/0Wittenberg 2001 1/0/0Williams 1995 0/2/0Wooster 1987 2/0/0Totals 385/228/21

Missing one 1970 win.2006 opponents in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.


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ITHACA COLLEGEField Hockey Record Book

WinsSeason: 20; 1980LossesSeason: 11; 1992, 2005Winning StreakSeason: 23; 1968-71Losing StreakSeason: 5, 2005GoalsGame: 19; vs. Hunter, 1972Season: 103; 1982Winning PercentageSeason: 1.000; 1970, 1969, 1968ShutoutsSeason: 14; 1980Goals AllowedSeason: 6; 1979

TEAM RECORDS

CAREER GOALSNo. Name (seasons) Games Goals1. Cathy Foto (1979-82) 80 752. Cheryl Scott (1979-82) 66 683. Patti Klecha (1977-80) 68 614. Dee Dee Mayes (1974-77) 47 545. Sue Bender (1989-92) 81 42

CAREER ASSISTSNo. Name (seasons) Games Assists1. Cathy Foto (1979-82) 80 702. Mary Klecha (1979-82) 80 643. Patti Klecha (1977-80) 68 394. Linda Amuso (1980-83) 82 355. Jane DeGrenier (1982-85) 77 27

CAREER POINTSNo. Name (seasons) Goals Assists Points1. Cathy Foto (1979-82) 75 70 2202. Patti Klecha (1977-80) 61 39 1613. Cheryl Scott (1979-82) 68 11 1474. Mary Klecha (1979-82) 35 64 1345. Dee Dee Mayes (1974-77) 54 9 *117

* Assists were not recorded until 1976.In 1992 the CFHCA voted to award two points for a goal and adopted the rule retroactively.

LINDA AMUSO

JANE DEGRENIERSUE BENDER CATHY FOTO



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CAREER GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGEGoals

No. Name (seasons) Min Against Avg1. Karen Howarth (1982-85) 5,185 66 0.892. Paula Majeski (1980-82) 3,520 51 1.013. Lynn Anne Bolton (1992-95) 2,829 44 1.094. Jen Stoneburg (1996-98) 4,327 69 1.125. Karen Hollands (1990-93) 3,538 64 1.27

GoalsGame: 7; Dee Dee Mayes vs. Stony Brook, 1974Season: 32; Cathy Foto, 1982Career: 75; Cathy Foto, 1979-82AssistsGame: 4; Cathy Foto vs. Bridgewater, 1981

4; Mary Klecha vs. Cornell, 1981Season: 31; Cathy Foto, 1981Career: 70; Cathy Foto, 1979-82PointsGame: 14; Dee Dee Mayes vs. Stony Brook, 1974Season: 71; Cathy Foto, 1981Career: 220; Cathy Foto, 1979-82Goals-Against AverageSeason: 0.38; Karen Patterson, 1979Career: 0.89; Karen Howarth, 1982-85

WYNNE LOBEL

PATTI KLECHA

CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGEGoals Save

No. Name (seasons) Min Against Pct1. Lynn Anne Bolton (1992-95) 447 44 .9102. Karen Hollands (1990-93) 550 64 .8963. Rebecca Ryder (1986-88) 484 58 .8934. Karen Howarth (1982-85) 488 66 .8815. Wynne Lobel (1989-90) 330 46 .878

CHERYL SCOTT

CAREER SAVES(SINCE 1976)

No. Name (seasons) Games Saves1. Karen Hollands (1990-93) 51 5502. Karen Howarth (1982-85) 70 4883. Rebecca Ryder (1986-88) 40 4844. Jen Stoneburg (1996-98) 60 4655. Karen Patterson (1976-79) — 455

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS(Statistics are based on a minimum 30 games played)

REBECCA RYDER


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Save PercentageSeason: .947; Karen Patterson, 1979Career: .910; Lynn Anne Bolton, 1992-95SavesSeason: 312; Karen Hollands, 1992Career: 550; Karen Hollands, 1990-93ShutoutsSeason: 14; Paula Majeski, 1980Career: 32; Karen Howarth, 1982-85

LYNN ANNE BOLTON

CAREER SHUTOUTS(SINCE 1980)

No. Name (seasons) Games ShO1. Karen Howarth (1982-85) 70 322. Paula Majeski (1980-82) — 22

T3. Karen Hollands (1990-93) 51 21Jen Stoneburg (1996-98) 60 21

5. Lynn Anne Bolton (1992-95) 40 17

ITHACA COLLEGE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

FIELD HOCKEY INDUCTEES (13)

Name Graduated InductedMary Ellen Alger 1978 1986Penny Curtis 1977 2006Cathy Foto 1983 1989Karen Hollands 1994 2000Mary Klecha 1983 1989Patti Klecha-Porter 1981 1986Tina Klecha-Reinprecht 1977 1990Doris Kostrinsky (coach) 1984Mildred Piscopo 1987 1993Dee Dee Mays Relph 1978 1985Sally Scatton 1975 1997Debbie Smith 1990 2006Barb Wachowiak 1985 1991

KAREN HOWARTH JEN STONEBURGPAULA MAJESKI

KAREN HOLLANDS

MARY KLECHA


Press Information

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2006 FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent Time

Sept. 3 Sun. College of New Jersey 1 p.m.6 Wed. Houghton 4 p.m.9 Sat. Utica • 1 p.m.

13 Wed. Brockport 4 p.m.16 Sat. Hartwick • 1 p.m.20 Wed. Scranton 4 p.m.24 Sun. Washington & Jefferson • 1 p.m.27 Wed. at Cortland 4 p.m.30 Sat. Nazareth • 1 p.m.

Oct. 3 Tues. at William Smith 5 p.m.7 Sat. at Stevens Institute of Technology • noon

11 Wed Oneonta 4 p.m.15 Sun. at Springfield 1 p.m.18 Wed. at Rochester 4 p.m.21 Sat. at Geneseo 1 p.m.25 Wed. Elmira • 3:30 p.m.28 Sat. Skidmore 1 p.m.

Nov. 1 Wed. Oswego 3:30 p.m.• Empire 8 opponent


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