Sacred Heart University Men s Lacrosse Quick Facts

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1 Sacred Heart University Department of Athletic Communications Gene Gumbs, Director - (203) Bill Peterson, Assistant - (203) Stephanie Bechky, Intern - (203) Park Ave., Fairfield, CT Sacred Heart University Men s Lacrosse Quick Facts Team Information Location: Fairfield, CT Founded: 1963 Enrollment: 6,000 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Colors: Red & White Nickname: Pioneers Home Field: Campus Field President: Dr. Anthony J. Cernera Athletics Director: C. Donald Cook Coaching Staff Head Coach: Tom Mariano (Nazareth 94) Office: Fax: marianot@sacredheart.edu Record at SHU: 41-43, 6 seasons Career Record: 55-55, 8 seasons Assistant Coach: Robb Chambers 2002 Record: CAA Record: 1-5, 6th Athlectic Communications Director of Athletic Communications: Gene Gumbs Men s Lacrosse Contact: Bill Peterson Office: Fax: petersonb2@sacredheart.edu Web: The Pioneers At A Glance Attack Key Losses: Mike Robel Key Returnees: TJ Hutmacher, GS., Erik Perez, Sr., Chris Swier, Sr., Robert Bielawski, So., Chris Lynch, So. Key Newcomers: Derek Platt, Fr., Adam Dzezdy, Fr. Midfield Key Losses: Josh Mathon, Cliff Lorenzo, Adam Bezinski Key Returnees: Daniel DeVoe, Sr., Stephen Grabow, Sr., James Delmonico, Jr., Ryan Pettit, So., Matt Robideau, Fr. (rs) Key Newcomers: Francis Hunter, Fr., Gordon Jacobs, Fr., Gunnar Matthews, Fr. Defense Key Losses: Mike DiPietro, Mike Levtchenko, Rob Faber Key Returnees: Paul Lyons, Sr., Jason Walsh, GS., Shawn Donnelly, Sr., Mark Lewis, Jr. Key Newcomers: Teal Flanigan, Fr., Chad Clark, Fr., Mike Killeen, Fr., Evan Rafferty, Fr. Goalkeeper Key Losses: Scott Urbineti, Bryan Campo Key Returnees: none Key Newcomers: Thomas Hind, Fr., Jim Millhausen, Fr., Steve Liggio, Fr. Starters Returning/Lost 8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 25/10 Top Returning Players Cl. GP/GS G A TP GB Daniel DeVoe Sr. 14/ TJ Hutmacher GS. 14/ Stephen Grabow Sr. 14/ James Delmonico Jr. 14/

2 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse 2003 Pioneer Men s Lacrosse Schedule Date Opponent Location Time 2/22 at Massachusetts Amherst, MA 1:00 PM 3/01 at Towson* Baltimore, MD 1:00 PM 3/08 LAFAYETTE Fairfield, CT 2:00 PM 3/12 at Colgate Hamilton, NY 3:30 PM 3/15 BUTLER Fairfield, CT 1:00 PM 3/19 at Marist Poughkeepsie, NY 4:00 PM 3/23 at Dartmouth Hanover, NH 1:00 PM 3/29 at Villanova* Philadelphia, PA 1:00 PM 4/05 at Delaware* Newark, DE 7:30 PM 4/12 DREXAL* Fairfield, CT 1:00 PM 4/20 HOFSTRA* Fairfield, CT 2:30 PM 4/22 HARTFORD Fairfield, CT 3:30 PM 4/26 at Manhattan* Riverdale, NY 1:00 PM * - indicates Colonial Athletic Association Game

3 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse Roster 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse NO Name HT/WT POS Year Hometown/High School 1 Derek Platt 5-9/155 A FR Annaplois, MD/Archbishop Spaulding 2 Francis Hunter 5-8/160 M FR Chesire, CT/Chesire 3 Ben Giamichael 5-9/175 M JR Cortlnad, NY/Cortland 4 Michael Vecchione 6-0/195 Att SO West Islip, NY/West Islip 5 Daniel DeVoe, Jr. 5-8/170 Mid SR East Rockaway, NY/Chaminade 6 Christian Lynch 5-10/180 Att SO Northport, NY/Northport 7 Paul Lyons 6-0/190 D SR Bethpage, NY/Bethpage 8 Thomas Hind 5-11/210 GK FR Farmingdale, NY/Farmingdale 9 Teal Flanigan 6-4/205 D FR Voorheesville, NY/Guilderland 10 Jim Millhausen 5-8/175 GK FR Arnold, MD/Broadneck 11 TJ Hutmacher 5-9/175 Att GS Pomona, NY/Nanuet 12 Erick Perez 5-10/190 Att SR Locust Valley, NY/Locust Valley 13 Tim Rogers 5-11/190 Att FR Farmingdale, NY/Farmingdale 14 Stephan Grabow 6-0/200 Mid SR Commack, NY/Bridgton Academy 15 Dana White 5-10/190 Mid SO Gorham, ME/Bridgton Academy 16 Ryan Pettit 5-9/185 Mid SO Shamong, NJ/Shawnee 17 Jorge Bravo 5-11/205 Mid JR Long Beach, NY/Bridgton Academy 18 Matthew Robideau 6-2/190 Mid RS FR Massena, NY/Bridgton Academy 19 Jason Walsh 5-10/190 D GS Northampton, MA/Northampton 20 Shawn Donnelly 6-0/215 D SR Lake Grove, NY/Sachem 21 Michael Schurott 5-9/195 D RS FR Port Jeff Station, NY/Comsewogue 22 Robert Bielawski 6-1/180 Att SO Commack, NY/Commack 23 Thomas Latronica 5-10/175 Mid SO West Islip, NY/West Islip 24 Chris Swier 5-9/160 Att SR Hicksville, NY/Hicksville 25 Gordon Jacobs 5-11/190 Mid FR Nesconset, NY/Smithtown 27 James Delmonico 6-3/210 Mid JR West Islip, NY/West Islip 28 Christopher Maloney 5-11/180 D SO Port Jefferson Station, NY/Comsewogue 29 Chris Paige 6-2/190 D JR Westfield, MA/Westfield 30 Brandon Godbout 6-0/190 Mid JR Ballston Lake, NY/Shenendehowa 31 Jonathon Bagwell 5-10/195 Mid SR Crestwood, NY/Fordham Prep 32 Mark Lewis 5-10/192 D JR Milton, MA/Milton 33 Andrew Jazwiecki 6-1/190 Mid FR Columbia, MD/Friends 34 Chad Clark 5-11/170 D FR Camillus, NY/West Genesee 35 Edward Kitt 6-2/195 Att SO Manhasset, NY/Chaminade 36 Adam Dzezdy 6-0/150 Att FR Glenmoore, PA/Malvern Prep 37 Chris Rosas 5-9/205 D SO Glenig, MD/Catonsville 38 Daniel Geiger 5-9/175 Att SO Moriches, NY/William Floyd 39 Greg Ashukian 5-8/160 Att FR Princeton, NJ 40 Mike Killeen 6-2/205 D FR Commack, NY/Bridgton Academy 41 Rob Forte 5-10/180 Mid FR New Hope, PA/Pennington School 42 Rob Russo 5-9/200 Att SR Staten Island, NY/Monsignor Farrell 43 Jeff Monaco 5-8/175 Mid SO Carmel, NY/JFK 44 Gunnar Matthews 5-10/180 Mid FR Concord, NH/Bridgton Academy 45 Ryan Bodrug 5-9/185 Mid JR Sidney, BC/Notre Dame 46 Steve Liggio 6-3/170 GK FR Boynton Beach, FL/American Heritage 47 Evan Rafferty 6-1/205 D FR Ronkonkoma, NY/West Islip 49 Matt Kraus 5-10/165 Mid JR Coral Springs, FL/Coral Springs

4 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse 2002 SHU Men s Lacrosse Final Statistics No.Name GP GS Goals Assists Points GB Shots FO Won FO Lost FO% Pen Min 1 Mike Robel :00 3 Ben Giamichael Mike DiPietro :00 5 Daniel DeVoe :00 7 Paul Lyons :00 9 Josh Mathon :00 10 Scott Urbineti :30 11 TJ Hutmacher :00 12 Erik Perez Bryan Campo Stephen Grabow :00 15 Dana White :00 16 Ryan Petit :00 17 Jorge Bravo :00 19 Jason Walsh :30 20 Shawn Donnelly Robert Bielawski :00 23 Thomas Latronica Chris Swier :30 25 Cliff Lorenzo :30 26 Brendan Mullholland James Delmonico :30 28 Chirs Maloney Chris Paige :00 30 Brandon Godbout :00 31 Jonathan Bagwell :30 32 Mark Lewis :00 33 Matt Kraus Mike Levtchenko :30 35 Edward Kitt Adam Bezinski :00 37 Chris Rosas Dan Geiger Matt Braley Michael Greb :00 41 Sean McDonnell Rob Russo Jeff Monaco Mike Vecchione :30 45 Ryan Bodrug Rob Faber :30 47 Glenn Kelloway TOTAL :30 Opponents :00 No. Name GP Min Shots On Saves GA Save% GAA 10 Scott Urbineti : Bryan Campo : TOTAL :

5 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse 2002 Results Date Opponent Result Man Up O Man Down D 2/24 MANHATTAN W, /7 6/7 3/2 at Brown L, /6 2/4 3/10 vs Yale (Boca Raton, FL) L, /6 2/5 3/16 BOSTON COLLEGE W, /7 4/5 3/19 at Loyola* L, /8 5/7 3/23 DARTMOUTH L, 8-9 (ot) 3/8 8/11 3/30 VILLANOVA* L, /4 2/4 4/6 DELAWARE* W, /11 6/10 4/13 at Drexal* L, /2 8/10 4/19 at Hofstra* L, /8 1/3 4/21 MARIST W, /9 6/7 4/24 at Hartford W, /10 7/8 4/30 at Wagner W, /4 2/2 5/4 TOWSON* L, /9 4/8 30/99 63/ BOLD indicates home game * - indicates CAA game

6 2003 Season Outlook 2003 Sacred Heart Men s Lacrosse The 2003 version of the Sacred Heart men s lacrosse will rely on experience with eight starters and 25 letterwinners returning as the Pioneers look poised to make an impact in the Colonial Athletic Association this season. SHU is coming off a 6-8 season a year ago and a 1-5, sixth-place finish in the CAA. We had a very solid fall and our seniors have really stepped in and will play significant time on attack, in the midfield, and on defense, stated head coach Tom Mariano. Our strength this season will definitely be our experience. Our older guys have showed us this fall they are ready to make an impact. Back to pace the Pioneer attack this season is TJ Hutmacher (Pomona, NY), a second team ALL- CAA selections a year ago. Hutmacher led Sacred Heart with 52 points last season, tops in the conference with a 3.71 points-per-game average, on 27 goals and 25 assists. He is also the returning leader in ground balls with 45 in Looking to join Hutmacher on the attack will be seniors Erik Perez (Locust Valley, NY) and Chris Swier (Hicksville, NY). Perez had 12 goals and four assists last season while Swier chipped in five goals and nine assists to a Pioneer attack that was third in the CAA in scoring with a ppg average. In the midfield, seniors Stephen Grabow (Commack, NY) and Daniel DeVoe (East Rockaway, NY) return after solid junior campaigns. Grabow was second in the CAA last season in goals scored, with 35 goals and a 2.50 per-game average. He added seven assists on the year for 42 total points. DeVoe was the only Pioneer to play and start all 14 games last year. He finished the season with 14 points on nine goals and four assists and was fourth on the team with 39 ground balls. Junior James Delmonico (West Islip, NY) will bring added scoring to the mix, coming off a 15 goal, two assist sophomore season in which he saw action in all 14 games. One of the weakness of this year s squad could be winning face-offs as the team will be looking to replace midfielder s Josh Mathon and Cliff Lorenzo. Lorenzo led the nation in face-off percentage in 2002, winning 139 of 206 face-offs taken for a.675 percentage. Mathon was not far behind, ranking 12 nationally with a.586 (95-162) percentage. Face-offs will be a weakness for us, but only because we are replacing the #1 and #12 ranked players, commented Mariano, now in his seventh season at SHU. Our guys are fully capable of doing the job, we just lack game experience in that area right now. One other weakness the Pioneers face this season will be in goal as both Scott Urbineti and Bryan Campo, last year s goalkeepers, have graduated. Campo saw the majority of time in goal, recording 150 saves and sporting a goals-against-average. The Pioneers will look for one of three freshman to step in and take over. Thomas Hind (Farmingdale, NY), Jim Millhausen (Arnold, MD) and Steve Liggio (Boynton Beach, FL) will all be auditioning for the job. Defensively, Sacred Heart will look toward seniors Paul Lyons (Bethpage, NY) and Shawn Donnelly (Lake Grove, NY) along with grad student Jason Walsh (Northhampton, MA) to solidify the back and help keep the pressure off the young, inexperienced goalkeepers. The 2003 schedule is a competitive one, that will test the Pioneers early with season opening road games at nationally ranked Massachusetts and conference foe, Towson. We have a very competitive schedule, facing some of the top-teams on the road early, stated Mariano. We will find out very quickly were we are at.