2005-06

Iona College Athletics
2005-06 ANNUAL REPORT
Iona College Athletics
2005-06 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friends of Iona Athletics,
The 2005-06 athletic seasons will go down as arguably the most successful in the history of the College. Please take a
few moments to reflect on a truly remarkable year by reviewing the attached annual report, our thanks to you for your
support of the vision of the Iona Athletics Department.
In the span of just one year, we have witnessed a number of accomplishments that all Gael fans can be proud of,
including:
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The men’s basketball team winning its third MAAC Championship of the past seven years on its way to the eighth
NCAA Tournament appearance in school history;
The women’s basketball team turning in its most successful season ever as a Division I program with 17 wins;
The men’s cross country team finishing fourth in the nation at the NCAA Championship, led by Richard Kiplagat’s
second place individual performance.
In addition, two new openings on campus have changed the face of Iona Athletics. The state-of-the-art Hynes Athletics
Center has quickly become a hub of activity for the entire school community, while the Judge Student-Athlete Academic
Center serves as an indispensable tool for all Gael athletes.
None of these achievements could have been realized without your support. The generosity of so many inspires all
those involved in Iona College Athletics to continue to strive for excellence.
Thank you once again for helping our student-athletes have an experience they will always remember!
Go Gaels!
Patrick Lyons
Director of Athletics
For more information on Iona College Athletics, log onto www.iona.edu/gaels
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Men’s Cross Country
• Iona hosted the 11th Annual Br. Doyle Meet of Champions at Van Cortlandt Park on
Sep. 24 with a field that featured four nationally ranked programs. Senior Richard
Kiplagat began his historic senior campaign by setting a meet and school record with
a time of 23:54.4 on the 8k course. The Gaels finished second overall to No. 3 Arkansas
in the team standings.
• A little over a month later on the same course, the first eight finishers at the 2005
MAAC Championship wore Maroon & Gold as the Gaels swept their way to a 15th
straight title. Kiplagat earned his third individual title in three tries at the meet.
• Iona also breezed through a fourth-ever NCAA Northeast Regional title at Franklin
Park with a score of 33. It was the third time in the last four years that the Gaels
earned the top spot in the Northeast. Kiplagat bested Providence rival Martin Fagan
by four seconds on the 10k course.
• For the second time in the last three years, the squad earned a spot on the
championship podium with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Championship in Terre
Haute, IN. The Gaels finished behind Wisconsin, Arkansas and Norte Dame. Two
Iona harriers earned All-America accolades with Kiplagat finishing second overall
and newcomer Harbert Okuti crossing the line in 27th place.
Women’s Cross Country
• The Maroon & Gold’s second place finish at the 11th Annual Br. Doyle Meet of
Champions was its highest ever as the Gaels continue to establish themselves as a
team to reckon with in the Northeast. Juniors Salome Kosgei and Michelle Gallagher
finished second and 10th overall to lead the Gaels.
• Iona began the season ranked ninth in the Northeast region on the preseason poll.
After its performance at the Meet of Champions, Iona earned its best regional ranking
under head coach Mick Byrne at No. 7 on Sep. 27.
• The Gaels won their second ever MAAC Cross Country Championship led by Kosgei’s
second place finish. Freshman McKayla Plank had a breakout performance as the
MAAC’s top freshman finisher in fourth place.
• Iona’s sixth place effort at the NCAA Northeast Regional became the best finish in
school history. Gallagher was the squad’s top finisher in 20th place
• Demonstrating the bright future for the women’s cross country program, rookie
McKayla Plank finished second at the 2006 USA Cross Country Championship, earning
a spot on the USA Junior Team that competed in the IAAF World Cross Country
Championships in Japan.
Women’s Soccer
• The women’s soccer program continued to rise earning a double-digit win total (108-1 Overall) for the first time since a MAAC Championship season in 1992. Iona’s six
MAAC Wins were also the most ever in program history.
• After an inauspicious 0-3-1 start, the Gaels won nine of their next 11 contests including
five shutout victories and a span of four games holding opponents scoreless that
stretched over 440 minutes.
• Senior Megan Teixeira, junior Sara Monarch and sophomore Eleri Earnshaw were
named All-MAAC First Team for their efforts in the Gaels fourth place finish in the
conference standings. Sophomores Maggie Prairie and Jessica Martin were Second
Team performers while Devon Whalen and Liz Allan were All-Rookies.
• Finished fourth in the MAAC regular season standings
• The squad also had ten players named to the MAAC All-Academic Team.
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Volleyball
• Earned a MAAC Championship bid for the fourth straight year with a third place
finish during the conference regular season. The Gaels went 6-3 in MAAC play before
falling to eventual tournament champion Siena in the semifinal round.
• Senior Chelsea White was named MAAC Defensive Player of the Year and junior Beth
Holly was named MAAC Setter of the Year. Both players made their impact on the
Iona and MAAC record books. White’s 6.00 digs per game average was the eighth
highest in NCAA Division I and second highest average in conference history. She
was the first player in MAAC history to record more than 600 digs in a season. Holly
led the MAAC with a 10.75 assist per game average, the 18th highest total in conference
history and fourth best in school history.
• Senior Miki Hogg, the 2005 Preseason Player of the Year, and junior Morgan Young
were both named First Team All-MAAC at the middle blocker position.
Men’s Soccer
• The men’s soccer team allowed just 1.67 goals per game while finishing the season
with five victories including four via the shutout.
• The Gaels traveled across the country and earned a second place finish at the Oregon
State University Stephen Hensor/Joe Zaher Classic. The Gaels fell to the host school
and upset Gonzaga.
• Iona showed the home fans a thriller at Mazzella Field as newcomer Felipe Faundez headed
in a cross six minutes into overtime as the Gaels picked up a 1-0 overtime win on Sep. 14.
• The squad featured a First Team All-MAAC selection in junior Nick Smaldone and a
Second Team pick in classmate Paul Racines
• The program also had seven athletes on the MAAC All-Academic Team
Football
• Junior LB Adam Lipski, Senior DB Brett Sohns, and junior P/K Chris Lofrese were
named First Team All-MAAC for their performances on the gridiron in 2005.
• Seniors Dennis Calacione (WR), Greg Latter (OL), Chris Flosi (OL) and Brent Maddox
(DL) along with sophomore DT James McDonald were named Second Team All-MAAC.
• A conference-high nine players were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team
• Senior Terence Kehayas was a national semifinalist for the Draddy Trophy, the Academic
Heisman. He shared the team’s “Gael of the Year” award with classmate DB Anthony Coratti.
• Calacione solidified his place as one of the top All-Time wide receivers in school
history finishing his career with 156 receptions (1st All-Time), 2,998 yards (1st) and 25
touchdowns (3rd).
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Men’s Water Polo
• The Gaels finished fourth at the CWPA Northern Division Championship and eighth
at the Eastern Championship
• Head coach Brian Kelly earned his third consecutive CWPA Northern Division Coach
of the Year Award
• Sophomore Chris Brown named First Team All-Conference in the CWPA Northern Division
• Brown finished fourth in the nation and second on the east coast in goals scored with 75
• Senior goalie Jason Simpson finished sixth in the nation and first on the east coast in
saves with 274
Men’s Basketball
• Iona completed its 13th 20+ win season in program history with a 23-8 overall record,
matching the fourth highest win total in school history.
• Won seven games to start the season for the first time since 1984-85 including a
victory at No. 23 Iowa State. The victory over the nationally ranked Cyclones was the
second for the senior class that included Steve Burtt, Kenny Dagostino, Marvin
McCullough, Ricky Soliver and Kiril Wachsmann. The quintet were freshmen when
Iona defeated North Carolina at Madison Square Garden during the 2002-03 season.
• Earned a MAAC best seventh conference title with an 80-61 victory over Saint Peter’s
in nationally televised final on ESPN2
• Received a No. 13 seed in the NCAA Tournament, taking on eventual Final Four
participant LSU in the first round
• Steve Burtt, the school’s second all-time leading scorer, was named First Team AllMAAC, while Ricky Soliver earned Second Team honors. Burtt and Soliver were also
honored with All-Metropolitan area selections.
Women’s Basketball
• The Gaels enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in program history earning
their first winning season in 24 years with a record of 17-12.
• The 17 victories marked the most in 27 years while setting a school record for wins as
a Division I program.
• With 11 more wins than 2004-05, the Maroon & Gold marked the 6th best improvement
in total wins in NCAA Division I.
• Iona earned its best finish in MAAC history tying for third place with a 13-5 record.
• Junior Martina Weber was a candidate for MAAC Player of the Year as a First Team AllConference selection. Sophomore Tiara Headen had a breakout season as a Second
Team All-MAAC performer. Junior Toni Horvath was named tp the All-MAAC third
team after setting a new single-season assist standard for the Gaels. The three AllMAAC selections was a first in school history.
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Men’s Indoor Track
• Senior Richard Kiplagat kicked off the outdoor season in the first week of January by
becoming the first Iona runner to break the four-minute mile with a school and
Armory collegiate record 3:57:40 at the NYC Gotham Cup.
• Kiplagat earned a berth in the prestigious Wannamaker Mile at the 2006 Millrose
Games at Madison Square Garden. In a field full of world-class runner, the Iona
harrier finished fourth (4:02.01).
• Kiplagat continued to show his versatility by setting a school record in the 1K event
running a time of 2:21.54. Teammate Tim Bayley finished right on his heels, clocking
a 2:21.65 at the Terrier Classic at Boston University on Jan. 28.
• Bayley had a breakout winter with a near sub-four mile at the Amory Collegiate invite.
His time of 4:00.56 marked the second fasted mile in school history. He then went on to
break a 26-year old United Kingdom Record in the 500m event with a time of 1:03.23.
• Stephen Chemlany led Iona as the Athlete of the MAAC Championship in Iona’s third
place finish at the Armory
• Bayley and Kiplagat represented Iona at the 2006 NCAA Indoor Championships.
Kiplagat earned two more All-America honors with a second place finish in the 5K
and fourth place effort in the 3K
Women’s Indoor Track
• Junior Salome Kosgei set a school record with a 9:18.17 in the 3000-meter event to
kick off the women’s season on Jan. 28 at the Terrier Classic
• Kosgei qualified for the NCAA Championship in the 5K with her second school record
of the winter. She shattered the previous mark by more than 20 seconds with a time
of 16:06.56 at the University of Arkansas.
• On the same day back in the Northeast, freshman McKayla Plank continued a breakout
winter in Maroon & Gold breaking Kosgei’s mark in the indoor mile with a time of
4:53.12 at BU’s Valentine Meet.
• Michelle Gallagher was named Athlete of the MAAC Championship after earning
wins in both the 3K and 5K events. Gallagher and co-captain Lauren Simeson helped
to lead Iona to a third place finish.
• Plank, Kosgei, Zuri Wilson and Heather Bourgault set a school record in back-to-back
events in the Distance Medley Relay event, finishing ninth at the ECAC Championship
while shattering their own mark by more than 20 seconds.
• Kosgei was the lone representative for the Gaels at the 2006 NCAA Indoor Track and
Field Championship and finished 15th in the nation in the 5K.
Men’s Swimming and Diving
• The Gaels turned in a 5-5 overall record while splitting six MAAC dual meets during
the regular season
• Iona’s five wins came in consecutive meets from Nov. 21 through Jan. 26 including
victories over MAAC rivals Fairfield, Canisius and Saint Peter’s.
• Junior David Cofrancesco had the highest finish with a third place medal in the 200yd Breaststroke as the Maroon & Gold finished fourth at the 2006 MAAC Championship.
• Junior Drew Finneran was named team MVP after posting four Top 10 times in school
history. His time of 47.20 in the 100-yd Freestyle was the fifth fastest time in school history.
• Freshman Patrick St. Cin was named Rookie of the Year for his performance in the pool
in 2005-06.
• Senior Kamil Kulczycki completed a fine four-year campaign finishing as one of the
top freestyle sprinters in school history. He graduated with the school record in both
the 50- and 100-yd freestyle events (21.24, 46.24).
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Women’s Swimming and Diving
• Iona posted a 5-6 overall record while winning two of six dual meets in MAAC play
• Freshman Amanda Cody earned a fourth place finish in the 50-yd freestyle and a fifth place
finish in the 100-butterfly in the Gaels’ fifth place overall effort at the MAAC Championship
• The Maroon & Gold placed nine members on the MAAC All-Academic Team.
• Senior Melanie Andorfer ended a stellar career in New Rochelle as one of the top
distance freestylers in school history. She finished with the school record in both the
1000- and 1650-yard freestyle events (10:38.47, 17:38.47)
• Cody was named team MVP after swimming the second fastest time in three different
events as a rookie. She is primed to have a standout career at Iona with near record
times in the 50- and 100-yd freestyle events as well as the 100-Butterfly.
Baseball
• The Maroon & Gold earned 12 wins while playing under first-year head coach Pat Carey
• The Gaels had two three-game winning streaks during the season. From May 6-7, the
squad swept a three-game series with MAAC rival Saint Peter’s on the road. Two
weeks earlier, Iona earned three wins in three days over coach Carey’s former squad
Fordham, Central Connecticut - a squad led by his college head coach - and conference
foe Manhattan.
• Senior Nick Conte led the team and was 13th in the MAAC with a .335 batting average.
He also topped the team with six home runs and 31 RBI in 45 appearances.
• Senior catcher James LaSala became the sixth player in the last four years to be
selected in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft. The four year baseball
standout was picked in the 41st round by the New York Yankees.
Golf
• Junior Kyle Underwood became the third golfer in Iona history to earn the McLeod
Award as the top individual finisher a the 2006 MAAC Championship. Underwood
follows in the footsteps of former Gaels Lance McGray (2002) and Sean Staley (1994).
• Earned a third place team finish at the MAAC Championship in Orlando, FL. In
addition to Underwood’s first place finish, junior Russel Giglio placed sixth.
• Placed first at the Iona College Spring Invite
• Giglio’s even-par 71 led Iona to a first place finish at the NYU Spring Invitational on Apr. 11
• Three of seven eligible members of the team were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team.
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Softball
• Juniors Alyson Funn and Stacey Moyer were both named to the All-MAAC team as
the only two players on the squad to crack the .300 batting average mark.
• Funn finished sixth in the MAAC in batting with a team-high .391 average. She
collected 50 hits and drove in 26 runs, both team-highs.
• Sophomore Becky Riccitelli earned six of Iona’s 11 wins and struck out 166 batters in
139.2 innings pitched, the second highest total in school history.
• Ten of the 12 members of the squad that were eligible for the MAAC All-Academic
team were honored by the conference office for their performance in the class room.
Women’s Lacrosse
• Iona showed a marked improvement from their inaugural campaign by winning five games,
including its first ever MAAC Lacrosse League victory in a 14-13 win at Siena on Apr. 8.
• The Gaels put together the first three-game winning streak in school history with
wins over Robert Morris, St. Francis (PA), and Siena while setting a school record with
22 goals in the win at Robert Morris.
• Sophomore Jaclyn O’Leary broke her own school record with 45 total goals on the
season. Her 83 career tallies are the current Iona standard.
• O’Leary and her twin sister Rachel were each named to the All-MAAC squad. Rachel
O’Leary was one of the Gaels top defenders and set a career best with 14 goals and six
assists on the season.
• Iona’s victory over Anne Arundel on Mar. 25 marked the program’s first win at Mazzella Field.
Women’s Water Polo
• The Gaels had a 17-13-1 record and finished third in the MAAC regular season
standings before falling to eventual MAAC Champion Marist. Freshman Lauren
Peterson was named to the All-Tournament team after scoring four goals over the
two-day championship.
• Junior goalie Christine Richards named MAAC Defensive Player of the Year and
freshman Amanda Brucia was named MAAC Co-Rookie of the Year for their performance
in 2006. Senior Megan Hansen was named Second Team All-MAAC
• Brucia was the leading goal scorer with 52 tallies edging Hansen who netted 51.
Hansen had a team-best 38 assists to also lead the team with 89 points.
• Nine Gaels were named Academic All-Americans by the Association of Collegiate
Water Polo Coaches and five were named to the MAAC All-Academic squad.
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Women’s Rowing
• Iona capped a successful first season under head coach David Patterson by finishing
third at the 2006 MAAC Championship.
• The Gaels placed second at the Fall Metropolitan Regatta at Glen Island Park on Nov. 5.
• The Maroon & Gold’s varsity lightweight four boat placed first in the Spring
Metropolitan Regatta.
• Iona had 10 members of the team earn medals at the New York State Rowing
Championship on May 7 in Binghamton, NY.
• Ten members of the squad reached the semifinals of races at the Dad Vail Regatta
marking arguably the most successful season in program history.
• Four Gaels - Veronica Costa, Rachael Nunes, Cara Rahon, and Melissa Van Gelder were named Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National Scholar Athletes for
their performance in the classroom.
Men’s Rowing
• Iona finished fourth at the MAAC Championship under first-year head coach David
Patterson, the program’s first-ever full time skipper.
• The Gaels placed second in the Fall Metropolitan Regatta on its home course of Glen
Island Park on Nov. 5
• The Maroon & Gold turned in a strong performance at the Spring Metropolitan
Regatta, highlighted by a second place finish by the JV four.
• The men’s varsity four boat of Kerry Moss, Steve Pascuzzi, Chris Barrett and Ryan Kelly
coxed by Steve Grimaldi turned in a strong performance in a first round heat at the
Dad Vail Regatta, the National Championship for NCAA Rowing.
Women’s Outdoor Track
• Iona finished fourth overall at the 2006 MAAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Juniors Lauren Simeson and Michelle Gallagher each earned individual MAAC titles
in the 3K steeple chase and 1,500-meter events respectively. Simeson’s time of 11:36.68
set a new MAAC Championship record for her first individual title. Gallagher earned
her third career MAAC individual championship.
• Freshman McKayla Plank finished second in the 5K at the MAAC Championship at Rider
Unversity. Junior Heather Bourgault also earned a second place medal the 400-meter dash.
• Nine members of the outdoor track team earned MAAC All-Academic team accolades
for their performance in the classroom
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2005-06 HIGHLIGHTS
Men’s Outdoor Track
• Tim Bayley and teammates Stephen Chemlany, Sean Connolly, and Richard Kiplagat
combined to break an Iona mark in the 4 x one mile relay in a second place finish in
the Championship of America race at the 2006 Penn Relays. Their time of 16:15.40
shattered the previous record set in 2004 in the same race.
• Kiplagat (1500-m), Tim Clark (800-m) and Mohammed Khadraoui (10k) earned individual
titles as the Gaels finished third at as a team at the 2006 MAAC Championships at Rider
University. Kiplagat set a MAAC record with a time of 3:43.60 in the 1500-meter event.
• Bayley (800-m) and Kiplagat (5k) picked up individual titles leading Iona to a fifth
place finish at the IC4A Championship. Kiplagat’s sixth career title came with a time
of 14:01.51. Bayley’s time of 1:48.28 was a career best and the fourth fastest time by a
runner from the United Kingdom in the outdoor 800-meter event.
• Bayley continued to shine in the 800-meter event running the second fastest time in
school history with a 1:47.52 in the qualifying heat at the NCAA East Regionals. Chemlany
and Kiplagat also qualified for the NCAA Championship in the 5k at the event.
• Kiplagat and Bayley each earned All-America honors at the 2006 Outdoor Track and
Field Championships in Sacramento, CA. Kiplagat finished third in the 5k
Championship while Bayley earned a second place finish in the nationally televised
800-meter race. Bayley continued to lower his personal best in the event with a
1:46.64, just .01 seconds shy of a 26-year old school record.
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ATHLETIC HONORS
2006 MAAC Basketball Defensive Player of the Year
Ricky Soliver
2005 MAAC Most Outstanding Male Cross Country Runner
Richard Kiplagat
2006 Charles “Scott” McLeod Award, Top Indivudal
Finisher MAAC Golf Championship
Kyle Underwood
2006 MAAC Most Outstanding Male In. Track Performer
Stephen Chemlany
2006 MAAC Most Outstanding Female In. Track Performer
Michelle Gallagher
2006 MAAC Water Polo Defensive Player of the Year
Christine Richards
2006 MAAC Water Polo League Rookie of the Year
Amanda Brucia
2005 MAAC Volleyball Defensive Player of the Year
Chelsea White
2005 MAAC Volleyball Setter of the Year
Beth Holly
2006 MAAC Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year
Anthony Bozzella
2005 Men’s Water Polo CWPA Northern Division Coach of the Year
Brian Kelly
2005 United States Track Coaches Association
Northeast Cross Country Athlete of the Year
Richard Kiplagat
2006 United States Track Coaches Association
Northeast Indoor Track Athlete of the Year
Richard Kiplagat
2005 MAAC Men's and Women XC Coach of the Year
Mick Byrne
2005 NCAA Northeast Region Men's XC Coach of the Year
Mick Byrne
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ATHLETIC HONORS
2005-06 All-MAAC Honorees
Baseball
Softball
Matt Costello, Second Team
Alyson Funn, Second Team
Stacy Moyer, Second Team
Men's Basketball
Steve Burtt, First Team
Ricky Soliver, Second Team; Defensive Player of the Year
Women's Soccer
Martina Weber, First Team
Tiara Headen, Second Team
Toni Horvath, Third Team
Anthony Bozzella, Coach of the Year
Megan Teixiera, First Team
Sara Monarch, First Team
Eleri Earnshaw, First Team
Maggie Prairie, Second Team
Jessica Martin, Second Team
Devon Whalen, All-Rookie
Liz Allan, All-Rookie
Men’s Cross Country
Volleyball
Women's Basketball
Richard Kiplagat, Most Oustanding Runner
Mick Byrne, Coach of the Year
Women’s Cross Country
Mick Byrne, Coach of the Year
Football
Adam Lipski, First Team
Brett Sohns, First Team
Chris Lofrese, First Team/Second Team
Dennis Calacione, Second Team
Greg Latter, Second Team
Chris Flosi, Second Team
Brent Maddox, Second Team
James McDonald , Second Team
Miki Hogg, First Team
Morgan Young, First Team
Chelsea White, Second Team; Defensive Player of the Year
Beth Holly, Setter of the Year
Men's Water Polo (CWPA Northern Division)
Chris Brown, First Team
Brian Kelly, Coach of the Year
Women's Water Polo
Amanda Brucia, Second Team; Rookie of the Year
Megan Hansen, Second Team
Christine Richards, Defensive Player of the Year
Men’s Indoor Track
Stephen Chemlany, Most Outstanding Track Performer
Women’s Indoor Track
Michelle Gallagher, Most Outstanding Track Performer
Lacrosse
Jaclyn O'Leary, First Team
Rachel O'Leary, Second Team
Men's Soccer
Nick Smaldone, First Team
Paul Racines, Second Team
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ATHLETIC HONORS
2005-06 MAAC Weekly Award Winners
Men's Basketball
Men's Indoor Track
11/28: Ricky Soliver, Player of the Week
1/16: Steve Burtt, Player of the Week
1/23: Steve Burtt, Player of the Week
1/17: Richard Kiplagat, Performer of the Week
1/31: Richard Kiplagat, Performer of the Week
Women's Basketball
11/21:
12/27:
1/16:
2/6:
Regan Pettijohn, Player of the Week
Anna McLean, Rookie of the Week
Martina Weber, Player of the Week
Tiara Headen, Player of the Week
Men's Cross Country
9/6:
9/26:
10/17:
10/24:
Stephen Chemlany, Runner of the Week
Richard Kiplagat, Runner of the Week
Richard Kiplagat, Runner of the Week
Harbert Okuti, Runner of the Week
Women's Cross Country
9/6:
9/26:
10/17:
10/24:
Salome Kosgei, Runner of the Week
Salome Kosgei, Runner of the Week
Salome Kosgei, Runner of the Week
Salome Kosgei, Runner of the Week
Football
9/6:
9/6:
9/26:
10/3:
10/10:
Dennis Calacione, Offensive Player of the Week
Adam Lipski, Defensive Player of the Week
Terence Kehayas, Defensive Player of the Week
Maurice Thomas, Rookie of the Week
Adam Lipski, Defensive Player of the Week
Women's Indoor Track
1/31: Salome Kosgei, Performer of the Week
Lacrosse:
3/27: Katie Cavanaugh, Offensive
Men's Soccer
9/19: Taurean Manders, Rookie of the Week
Women's Soccer
9/19: Jessica Martin, Defensive Player of the Week
9/19: Maggie Prairie, Offensive Player of the Week
10/3: Jessica Martin, Defensive Player of the Week
Volleyball
9/19:
9/19:
10/17:
10/17:
10/24:
10/24:
10/31:
10/31:
Chelsea White, Defensive Player of the Week
Shannon Lee, Rookie of the Week
Morgan Young, Offensive Player of the Week
Shannon Lee, Rookie of the Week
Chelsea White, Defensive Player of the Week
Miki Hogg, Offensive Player of the Week
Chelsea White, Defensive Player of the Week
Miki Hogg, Offensive Player of the Week
Women's Water Polo
3/8:
3/24:
4/4:
4/25:
4/25:
Amanda Brucia, Rookie of the Week
Christine Richards, Defensive Player of the Week
Amanda Brucia, Offensive Player of the Week
Christine Richards, Defensive Player of the Week
Amanda Brucia, Rookie of the Week
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ATHLETIC HONORS
Yellow Book/Iona College Student-Athletes of the Week
Week 1 – 9/08/05
Dennis Calacione, Football; Salome Kosgei, Track & Field
Week 19 – 1/15/06
Richard Kiplagat, Indoor Track; Martina Weber, Basketball
Week 2 – 9/15/05
Tom Orbacz, Soccer; Jayne Read, Soccer
Week 20 – 1/22/06
Steve Burtt, Basketball; Melanie Andorfer Swimming
Week 3 – 9/22/05
Terence Keheyas, Football; Miki Hogg, Volleyball
Week 21 – 1/29/06
Ricky Soliver, Basketball; Angela Kohlhoff, Swimming
Week 4 – 10/03/05
Chris Brown, Water Polo; Jessica Martin, Soccer
Week 22 – 2/05/06
Tim Morse, Swimming; Tiara Headen, Basketball
Week 5 – 10/10/05
Alex LoGerfo, Football; Eleri Earnshaw, Soccer
Week 23 – 2/12/06
Tim Bayley, Indoor Track; McKayla Plank, Indoor Track
Week 6 – 10/17/05
Richard Kiplagat Cross Country; Morgan Young, Volleyball
Week 24 – 2/19/06
Marvin McCullough, Basketball; Michelle Gallagher, Indoor Track
Week 7 – 10/23/05
Paul Selvaggio, Golf; Beth Holly, Volleyball
Week 25 – 2/26/06
Frank Corrigan, Indoor Track; Women’s Basketball, Team
Week 8 – 10/30/05
Richard Kiplagat, Cross Country; Chelsea White, Volleyball
Week 26 – 3/04/06
Tim Bayley, Indoor Track; Megan Hansen, Water Polo
Week 9 – 11/06/05
Michael Ferenci, Soccer; Kristin Allain, Volleyball
Week 27 – 3/11/06
Men’s Basketball, Team; Amanda Brucia, Water Polo
Week 10 – 11/13/05
Richard Kiplagat, Cross Country; Michelle Gallagher, Cross Country
Week 28 – 3/20/06
Matt Costello, Baseball; Becky Riccitelli, Softball
Week 11 – 11/20/05
Cross Country, Team; Regan Pettijohn, Basketball
Week 29 – 3/27/06
William Dorsa, Baseball; Marisa Audley, Lacrosse
Week 12 – 11/27/05
Ricky Soliver, Basketball; Toni Horvath, Basketball
Week 30 – 4/03/06
Nick Conte, Baseball; Katie Cavanaugh, Lacrosse
Week 13 – 12/04/05
Stephen Chemlany, Indoor Track; Angela Kohlhoff, Swimming
Week 31 – 4/10/06
Nick Stanziani, Baseball; Kelly Hughes, Lacrosse
Week 14 – 12/11/05
Justin Marshall, Basketball; Tiara Headen, Basketball
Week 32 – 4/17/06
Russel Giglio, Golf; Lauren Petersen, Water Polo
Week 15 – 12/18/05
Martina Weber, Basketball
Week 33 – 4/24/06
Richard Kiplagat, Outdoor Track; Alexis Garbowski, Softball
Week 16 – 12/25/05
Steve Burtt, Basketball; Anna McLean, Basketball
Week 34 – 5/01/06
Kyle Underwood, Golf; Christine Richards, Water Polo
Week 17 – 1/1/06
Ricky Soliver, Basketball; Toni Horvath, Basketball
Week 35 – 5/08/06
Richard Kiplagat, Track; Miki Hogg, Volleyball
Week 18 – 1/08/06
Kiril Wachsmann, Basketball; Lauren DeFalco, Basketball
Week 36 – 5/15/06
Nick Stanziani, Baseball; Rowing, Team
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2006 O’CONNELL AWARDS
2006 Joseph O’Connell Award Honorees
Two of the top student-athletes in Iona College history have been awarded the 2006 Joseph O'Connell Award, presented annually to
Iona's most outstanding male and female student-athlete. Richard Kiplagat and Miki Hogg were named this year's winners as a part of the
athletic department's annual senior awards banquet.
The most decorated athlete in school history, Kiplagat is a nine-time All-America
selection in Cross Country and Track and Field. He earned three All-America honors
in cross country, five in indoor track and one in outdoor track. Kiplagat is a fourtime Northeast Region Athlete of the Year in Cross Country and Indoor Track. He
helped to continue Iona College’s rich tradition in cross country with four top 10
team finishes at the NCAA Championships. The squad finished fourth overall in
both 2003 and 2005. In 2005, Kiplagat finished second at the NCAA Championship,
a mere six seconds behind the national champion. He shattered the school record
at Van Cortlandt Park with a time of 23.54.4 at the 2005 Iona College Meet of
Champions, the fourth fastest time in the history of the famed venue. Kiplagat
holds the school indoor track record in the 1k, mile, 3k, and 5k events and outdoor
record in the 5k event. Earlier this winter, he finished fourth in the prestigious
Wannamaker Mile at the 2006 Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden after
running Iona's first ever sub-four minute mile to open up his final season indoors.
On the indoor track Kiplagat finished no lower than fourth in three 5k NCAA Indoor
Track Championship races and earned a national runner-up honor with a second
place finish in 2006. He also competed
in two 3k National Championship
races finishing fourth in 2005 and
2006. Also a tremendous performer
in the classroom, he has earned
numerous MAAC, Regional and AllAmerican Academic honors.
Arguably the top volleyball performer in the history of the program, Hogg was
named 2004 Offensive Player of the Year and MAAC Championship Most Valuable
player in leading the Gaels to their first ever NCAA Tournament appearance, while
also being named to the All-Tournament Team in 2005. She was a three-time AllMAAC performer earning First Team honors as a junior and senior and Second Team
honors as a sophomore. She also was named a three-time MAAC All-Academic team
selection as well as 2005 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District while performing
on the Dean's List in every semester at Iona College. On the court Hogg is Iona's alltime leader with 1,536 career kills and 555 total blocks. She also holds the singleseason record with 457 kills and 169 blocks set as a junior in 2004. In addition, Hogg
is Iona’s all-time leader in points and points per game. She led Iona in kills and kills
per game her final two years, and hitting percentage her final three years, while
leading the squad in blocks all four years of her career. A two-year member of Iona's
Student Athlete Advisory Committee, Hogg also served as a team captain as senior.
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ACADEMIC HONORS
Women's Intercollegiate Cross Country Coaches Association All-Academic
Women’s Cross Country team (3.20 GPA)
United States Cross Country Association All-Academic, With Distinction
Men’s Cross Country team (3.39 GPA)
United States Cross Country Association Academic All-American
Richard Kiplagat, Steven Chemlany
2006 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District® Men’s Basketball First Team
Steve Burtt
2006 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® Men’s Basketball Second Team
Steve Burtt
2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District® Volleyball First Team
Miki Hogg, Chelsea White
2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District® Football Team
Terence Kehayas
2006 Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National Scholar Athlete
Veronica Costa, Rachael Nunes, Cara Rahon, Melissa Van Gelder
2006 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Academic All-American
Nicole Pawlak, Melissa McGregor, Sarah Giacalone, Alicia Keating, Angela Kohlhoff, Amanda Cody, Stephanie Klocke,
Lauren Peterson, Megan Byrnes
Collegiate Swimming Coaches Association of America Academic All-American
Women's Swimming and Diving (4th in Nation)
Men's Swimming and Diving (32nd in Nation)
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ACADEMIC HONORS
2004-05 MAAC Academic Honor Roll
George Bassolino ...................................................................................... Baseball
Nick Capowski .............................................................................................. Baseball
Ed Hackimer .................................................................................................. Baseball
Mike Tornatore ........................................................................................... Baseball
Jesse Tucker ................................................................................................... Baseball
Tim Wheeler ................................................................................................. Baseball
Mike Byrne .................................................................................................... Football
Mike Covino ................................................................................................. Football
Matt Harrison .............................................................................................. Football
Terence Kehayas ....................................................................................... Football
Greg Latter ................................................................................................... Football
Chris Lofrese ................................................................................................ Football
James McDonald ....................................................................................... Football
Matt Miller .................................................................................................... Football
Willam Montanaro .................................................................................. Football
Mike Rabbitt ................................................................................................. Football
Brett Sohns ................................................................................................... Football
Rob Valetti .................................................................................................... Football
Russell Giglio ......................................................................................................... Golf
James Glennan .................................................................................................... Golf
Min Suk Kim ........................................................................................................... Golf
Steve Burtt .................................................................................. Men's Basketball
Kenny Dagostino .................................................................... Men's Basketball
Marvin McCullough .............................................................. Men's Basketball
Jason McPherson .................................................................... Men's Basketball
Kiril Wachsmann ..................................................................... Men's Basketball
Tim Bayley .............................................................................................. Men's Track
Sean Connolly ...................................................................................... Men's Track
Robb Pearson ........................................................................................ Men's Track
Bill Pientka .............................................................................................. Men's Track
James Augone ................................................................................ Men's Rowing
Steve Grimaldi ................................................................................ Men's Rowing
Ryan Kelly ......................................................................................... Men's Rowing
Tim Malet .......................................................................................... Men's Rowing
Rob Panor .......................................................................................... Men's Rowing
Steve Pascuzzi ................................................................................. Men's Rowing
Pasquale Abiuso ............................................................................... Men's Soccer
Ariel Castellanos .............................................................................. Men's Soccer
Michael Ferenci ................................................................................. Men's Soccer
Steve Hutcheson .............................................................................. Men's Soccer
Cheyne Miller .................................................................................... Men's Soccer
Maciek Sliwinski ................................................................................ Men's Soccer
Gabor Szabo .............................................................................. Men's Swimming
Ed Baynes .............................................................. Men's Cross Country/Track
Bryan Becherini ................................................. Men's Cross Country/Track
Stephen Chemlany .......................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Tim Clark ................................................................ Men's Cross Country/Track
Frank Corrigan ................................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Evan Garber ......................................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Grant Johnson ................................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Richard Kiplagat ............................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Andrew Ledwith ............................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Colin Riessen ....................................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Paulo Silva ............................................................ Men's Cross Country/Track
Aaron Snyder ...................................................... Men's Cross Country/Track
Laura Bosso .................................................................................................... Softball
Alyson Funn .................................................................................................. Softball
Amanda Glaser ............................................................................................ Softball
Lindsay John ................................................................................................. Softball
Lolli Mills ......................................................................................................... Softball
Stacy Moyer ................................................................................................... Softball
Becky Riccitelli .............................................................................................. Softball
Cindy Rodriguez ......................................................................................... Softball
Alex Sprague ................................................................................................. Softball
Laura Stott ...................................................................................................... Softball
Kristin Allain ............................................................................................ Volleyball
Katie Brilla ................................................................................................ Volleyball
Shelby Erb ................................................................................................. Volleyball
Miki Hogg .................................................................................................. Volleyball
Chelsea White ........................................................................................ Volleyball
Megan Dailey ............................................................... Volleyball/Water Polo
Jessica Anger ...................................................................... Women's Basketball
Lauren DeFalco ................................................................. Women's Basketball
Toni Horvath ...................................................................... Women's Basketball
Lauren Huber ..................................................................... Women's Basketball
Regan Pettijohn ................................................................ Women's Basketball
Jen Ritz .................................................................................. Women's Basketball
Jessica Smith ....................................................................... Women's Basketball
Martina Weber .................................................................. Women's Basketball
Melissa Yeagley ................................................................. Women's Basketball
Roxanne Monte .................................................................... Women's Lacrosse
Jaclyn O'Leary ....................................................................... Women's Lacrosse
Rachel O'Leary ....................................................................... Women's Lacrosse
Maureen Sweeney ............................................................... Women's Lacrosse
Veronica Costa ....................................................................... Women's Rowing
Christina Hegarty ................................................................. Women's Rowing
Rachael Nunes ........................................................................ Women's Rowing
Amanda O'Sullivan .............................................................. Women's Rowing
Cara Rahon ............................................................................... Women's Rowing
Melissa Van Gelder .............................................................. Women's Rowing
Ticiana DiCarlo .......................................................................... Women's Soccer
Sara Monarch ............................................................................. Women's Soccer
Jayne Read .................................................................................. Women's Soccer
Christina Rizzi ............................................................................. Women's Soccer
Leeann Sudol ............................................................................. Women's Soccer
Megan Teixeira ......................................................................... Women's Soccer
Megan Turnbull ....................................................................... Women's Soccer
Eleri Earnshaw .............................................................. Women's Soccer/Track
Rosamaria Iacono ....................................................... Women's Soccer/Track
Audrey Emaus .................................................................. Women's Swimming
Erin Finnegan ................................................................... Women's Swimming
Kristin Heller ...................................................................... Women's Swimming
Ashley Kiley ....................................................................... Women's Swimming
Chloe Koprucki ................................................................ Women's Swimming
Amanda McCarthy ......................................................... Women's Swimming
Alyssa Pica ........................................................................... Women's Swimming
Melanie Andorfer ............................................. Women's Swimming/Track
Melissa McGregor ............................... Women's Swimming/Water Polo
Sarah Giacalone ............................................................. Women's Water Polo
Alicia Keating ................................................................. Women's Water Polo
Nicole King ....................................................................... Women's Water Polo
Nicole Pawlak .................................................................. Women's Water Polo
Gina Baker .................................................... Women's Cross Country/Track
Heather Bourgault .................................. Women's Cross Country/Track
Colleen Halligan ....................................... Women's Cross Country/Track
Kim Kennedy ............................................... Women's Cross Country/Track
Sam Ryan ....................................................... Women's Cross Country/Track
Lauren Simeson ......................................... Women's Cross Country/Track
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S.A.A.C.
STUDENT ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Purpose of the SAAC:
• To encourage communication between the Athletics Department and
student- athletes.
• To provide a forum for student-athletes to discuss issues of concern regarding
Athletics Department policies and procedures, as well as current and
proposed legislation by the NCAA.
• To promote unity between and among athletic teams at Iona College.
• To encourage support for the Iona College Athletics Department in both
the campus and local communities through service activities.
Student-Athlete Responsibilities:
• To attend all monthly meetings and SAAC related activities. Monthly
meetings will be held on the first Tuesday of every month during the college
activity hour.
• To organize team members to participate in any SAAC related activities.
• To inform teammates of SAAC meeting discussions and obtain feedback
and insight to be used to best represent the interests of the team.
Community Service
• Each team will be required to perform one community service act per year.
• The SAAC will be responsible for one community service event per year.
• The SAAC will be responsible for one SAAC event per year.
Executive Officers
All offices will serve a one-year term and will be elected by the SAAC. The
following are the offices and their main responsibilities:
• President - Assist the Moderator in organizing SAAC meetings and
communicating messages to the SAAC members.
• Vice President - Assist the President in functions of the SAAC and obtain
responsibility in the President's absence.
• Treasurer - Manage committee funds; assist in reconciling individual events.
• Secretary - Record meeting minutes; write and deliver all proposed
statements from the SAAC to the Administration.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
James Augone ................................ President
Sam Kennedy Ryan ............. Vice President
Megan Teixeira ............................... Secretary
Beth Holly ......................................... Treasurer
S.A.A.C. MEMBERS
James Augone ................................... Rowing
Edward Baynes ................................ XC/Track
Chris Butler ............................................. Soccer
Kenny Dagostino ......................... Basketball
A.J. Dederick ...................................... Baseball
Audrey Emaus .............................. Swimming
Annie Fithian .................................... Lacrosse
Sara Giacalone ............................ Water Polo
Edward Hackimer ............................. Baseball
Miki Hogg ....................................... Volleyball
Beth Holly ....................................... Volleyball
Lauren Huber ................................ Basketball
Steve Hutcheson .................................. Soccer
Min Suk Kim ................................................ Golf
Chris Lofrese ...................................... Football
Amanda McCarthy ..................... Swimming
Jason McPherson ......................... Basketball
Sara Mignano ..................................... Rowing
Dan Mohan ................................... Swimming
Stacy Moyer ......................................... Softball
Eric Nowakowski ......................... Water Polo
Rachael Nunes .................................... Rowing
Eleni Petropoulos ................................ Soccer
Regan Pettijohn............................ Basketball
Rebecca Riccitelli ............................... Softball
Christine Richards ...................... Water Polo
Samantha Ryan ....................................... Track
Brett Settles ............................................ Soccer
Lauren Simeson .............................. X/C Track
Aaron Snyder ................................... X/C Track
Gabor Szabo ................................. Swimming
Megan Teixeira ..................................... Soccer
Kyle Underwood ....................................... Golf
Melissa Van Gelder .......................... Rowing
Meghan Weston .................................. Soccer
Chelsea White ............................... Volleyball
John Yearwood ................................. Rowing
Gail Zonghetti ................................... Lacrosse
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GAELS IN THE COMMUNITY
Hurricane Katrina Relief Fundraiser
On Saturday, September 9, 2005, numerous Iona College StudentAthletes attended the Gaels’ first home football game of the season
vs. Wagner in order to support team and raise money for the
Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund. During the game student-athletes
went around the stadium to fans viewing the game and asked
them to donate available funds. With their efforts along with
ticket sales during the game, the athletic department was able to
raise over one thousand dollars for those in need.
Make a Difference Day
On Saturday, October 15, 2005 - a national day of helping others
named Make A Difference Day - Iona College student-athletes came
together with other members of the Iona College community
and sprung into action. Volunteers assembled early in the
morning at Spellman Hall to meet with M.A.D.D. site leaders and
to receive final instructions about the location where they would
be working. Groups were sent to numerous locations within the
Westchester and New York City areas. Teams worked with New
Rochelle Parks and Recreation to help restore our local ecosystem
and other teams worked with Habitat for Humanity assisting with
construction activities. Other groups worked within the New
Rochelle YMCA creating recreational activities for adolescents while
other teams assisted children with disabilities in NYC play outside.
These are just a few of the many activities that took place that the
Iona College community was involved.
S.A.A.C. Thanksgiving
On Monday, November 21, 2005, the Iona College Athletic
Department presented 22 food baskets for local families for
Thanksgiving dinner. Each athletic program was responsible for
providing for one family while the football team accommodated
for four seperate ones. The baskets, all of which incorporated the
Thanksgiving theme, included items such as pie, stuffing, canned
vegetables, and even turkeys. In addition, many student-athletes
attended the Thanksgiving Services held in La Penta Student Union
and enjoyed a blessing service led by Student Minister Dan Potocki
and a song by the Iona gospel choir. This service project, which
was organized in conjunction with Iona’s Campus Ministries, was
the second time the department was able to be apart of this
wonderful event, which proved to be a remarkable
accomplishment for all involved.
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GAELS IN THE COMMUNITY
Christmas Toy Drive at Sound Shore
On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, members of the Iona College
football team participated in a Toy Drive and Community
Christmas Party at Sound Shore Medical Center in New Rochelle.
For the third year in a row, the football team contributed to this
event. Team members helped in many ways to make the
experience an enjoyable and memorable one for youngsters and
their families from the local community. During the afternoon,
members of the squad became a part of Santa’s team as stand in
Elves. They helped pass out presents, took pictures of families
with Santa Claus, handed out juice and cookies, and passed out
cool shades for all the children as they left the event. The event
brought smiles to the faces of hundreds of children and the
honorary elves on a winter afternoon.
MAAC Gives Back
On February 17, 2006 Iona College had members f rom the women’s
basketball and track teams speak with the students at elementary
school P.S. 127 in the Bronx. The athletes spoke to the students
about the importance of an education and keeping active in
sports. The MAAC celebrated its 12th year of coordinating the
MAAC Gives Back community outreach program. The program’s
intent is to give back to the communities by motivating and
exciting children about MAAC sports. Student-athletes across the
conference had the opportunity to spend time with local
elementary school students each semester. The visits allow the
students to come face-to-face will outstanding role models, and
the student-athletes to spread their message of stay in school, eat
right, exercise, and have fun with sports! MAAC gives back is a
wonderful program that Iona College is proud to be apart of.
Military Care Package Drive
From February 23 to April 18, 2006, Iona College student-athletes
worked together on a community service project. Inspired by the
efforts of the non-profit group America Supporting Americans
(ASA), the department joined in the effort to provide care packages
to soldiers in Iraq. Many members of the Iona family have close
personal ties to someone in the armed forces, making this project
especially important. The effort was spearheaded by S.A.A.C. over
a three month period during which money was raised and goods
were collected. Student-athletes gathered donations at basketball
games, on-campus events, and in the dorms to put the project in
motion. Other on-campus groups were solicited to help as well
to put together the care packages, which were sent to Delta
Company / 1-502 IN/2 Brigade Combat Team 101st Airborne.
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GAELS IN THE COMMUNITY
Wheelchair Basketball with the Gaels
On Thursday, April 18, 2006, the MAAC Champion Iona College
men’s basketball team participated in a wheelchair basketball game
against the United Spinal Association Nets. The event, sponsored
by the Delta Upsilon fraternity, was held in the Hynes Center and
raised over $600 through donations and raffles held that evening.
The money that was raised will go to support the research and
various programs of the United Spinal Association. The United
Spinal Association is an organization founded in 1946 by veterans
with spinal cord injuries to help enable members, as well as others
with disabilities, to lead full and productive lives. For more
information please visit www.unitedspinal.org.
Volleyball/Water Polo Battle of the Sexes
On Monday, May 1, 2006 the Iona College volleyball and men’s
water polo teams came together to assist in the fight against
breast cancer. In a contest held at the Hynes Athletics Center the
two varsity programs played a three-game match to raise money
for breast cancer research. With over 250 fans in attendance to
watch this battle of the sexes, the event raised over $1,100 in the
course of the evening. Members of both teams worked at an
information/donation table during the afternoon of the event to
raise awareness around campus. It turned out to be a major
factor in having the attendance numbers and the final donation
amount that was reached. The event creators, Katie Brilla and
Chris Vidale, helped pull their teammates and Iona community
together.
The 2005-06 Student-Athlete Advisory Comittee
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HYNES ATHLETICS CENTER
Iona College Director of Athletics Patrick Lyons announced the official opening of the
new Hynes Athletics Center on January 23, 2006, a brand new facility on the campus of
Iona College.
“We are extremely excited and appreciative for the generosity of Jim and Ann Marie
Hynes to be able to create this premier athletic and recreation facility in the Northeast,”
said Lyons.
The Hynes Center will be the home of the new Intramural and Wellness Program at Iona
College. It houses state of the art weight and cardio equipment, selectorized equipment,
a core studio, multi-purpose courts, and a running track.
The following is a description of some of the features of the new Athletics Center:
Multi-Purpose Courts
The Hynes Athletics Center’s 7800 sq. ft. state-of-the art multi-purpose courts features two
courts and one NCAA Regulation size basketball court within. The courts will also be able
to facilitate volleyball. A running track surrounds the gymnasium area.
Aerobics Studio
The aerobics studio, will provide the space for students to participate in aerobics and/or
dance classes – space that has been previously unavailable. It will also provide the Iona
Gaels Cheerleaders and Dance Team a convenient place to practice their routines. This
open space can be easily converted into an area for pre-game events, convocations,
special academic and student events, receptions and Goal Club functions.
Core Studio
Physio-balls, yoga mats, light weights, step-ups and other equipment for the improved
Wellness Program at Iona College will be housed in the Core Studio on the second floor.
This is another space that has been previously unavailable and will tremendously benefit
the college community.
Free-Weight Center
A new free-weight center will enable all students to achieve their physical best without
time constraints. The spacious layout of the new Hynes Athletics Center includes many
pieces of new equipment. Regardless of the exercise or area of training that is being
done, any individual can feel welcome to engage and maximize a work out in a short
period of time and in a productive environment.
Cardiovascular Center
The 2,800 sq. ft cardiovascular center overlooks the Mazzella Field quadrangle. The
cardiovascular center includes treadmills, elliptical cross trainers, bicycles, stair-masters
and other exercise equipment.
Rowing Tank
This training facility, located on the ground floor of the Hynes Athletics Center, will
house Iona’s first rowing tank. The rowing tanks mimic the current of a river so a crew
team can train in simulated conditions. Rowing tanks were designed and constructed for
off- season rowing, muscle-specific conditioning and technique training. This will be
especially useful during the winter months when rowing in the New Rochelle Marina is
not an option.
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HYNES ATHLETICS CENTER
New Offices
Creating additional office space in the new Hynes Athletics Center for coaches and their
staff will allow for better recruiting strategies. The new Hynes Athletics Center will
inevitably attract more qualified student athletes from all areas and not just the Northeast.
Having the appropriate space to meet and spend time with prospective athletic students
and their parents will be a necessity for Iona’s coaches.
Additional Amenities
Locker room facilities for the Iona College community that use the Hynes Center are
available on the ground floor. A multi-functional activity lounge replete with a 60" flat
screen TV, couches and vending machine will provide a vibrant, gathering place for Iona
student residents and give them another great reason to live on an active campus.
The Hynes Athletics Center, made possible through the tremendous generosity of James
and Anne Marie Hynes, is part of Iona’s Vision Into Reality Capital Campaign, which
closed in January 2005 at over $82.6 million. The campaign also funded the Iona College
Arts Center (opened in October 2000), renovations of the science building and the
former Mulcahy Campus Events Center (now part of the Hynes Center), a new main
entrance, an endowment for more than 23 scholarship funds and the Robert V. LaPenta
’67, ’00H Student Union (opened in August 2005). The College recently embarked on a
new campaign, Visions of Excellence, to expand and renovate Ryan Library, in addition
to constructing a new façade for the building. These facilities will immeasurably enhance
Iona’s fast-growing reputation.
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JUDGE STUDENT-ATHLETE
ACADEMIC CENTER
When Iona’s student-athletes returned to campus for the 2006 spring semester, there
was and excitement about the new on-campus academic facility designed just for them.
The Judge Student-Athlete Academic Center, located in the Hynes Athletic Center, was
built to aid Iona’s student-athletes in all facets of their academic pursuits.
The academic center, which is the first of its kind at Iona College, provides vital resources
and necessary tools to assist Iona student-athletes in achieving academic success and
reaching their full potential in the classroom. Included in the new academic center are
tutoring facilities, an academic study area, a computer lab and an administrative office.
Through a collaborative effort, Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Services
Jamie Fogarty, Assistant Athletic Director for Academics Nigel Roberts, and Assistant Director
of Compliance & Academics Justin Williams will be responsible for monitoring all programs
and activities in the new academic center. Iona’s student-athletes, who compiled an
impressive cumulative grade-point average of 3.1 in the most recent academic semester,
will be able to take full advantage of all the amenities the center has to offer.
While providing a positive environment and promoting academic success, the Judge
Student- Athlete Academic Center will adequately meet the needs of over 400 Iona
student-athletes. The academic center is focused on helping student-athletes develop
life skills, stretch their intellect, become well educated, and complete their degree program
“In this new era for the Iona College Athletics Program, we remain committed to
providing the best setting for our student-athletes, both academically and athletically,”
said Patrick Lyons, Iona’s Director of Athletics. “We are thrilled to have the ability to
provide student-athletes with a top-notch facility and resources to assist them during
their academic career at Iona College.”
“Having the Judge Student-Athlete Academic Center situated in our primary athletic
building goes a long way toward achieving our student-athlete centered vision. Iona’s
student-athletes are already achieving at an exceptional rate and the new center will
only help improve our academic performance,” Lyons added.
Iona coaching staff members stressed the importance of the Judge Student-Athlete
Academic Center on campus. “This is an exciting new facility right in line with Iona
College’s commitment to producing the finest student-athletes in the nation,” said head
track coach Mick Byrne. “It’s also a very comforting feeling for our student-athletes
knowing that they have one place designated specifically to help them,” added Byrne.
It is clearly evident that the new academic center is now an integral part of our
student-athlete’s routine. On behalf of Iona Athletics, we thank John ’71 & Monica ’70
Judge for their generosity that made the academic center possible.
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SELECTION SUNDAY
On Sunday, March 12, 2006, the Iona College Athletic Department hosted a NCAA Selection
Show Party in the Mulcahy Gymnasium at the Hynes Athletics Center to celebrate the
Men’s Basketball Team earning a bid to the 2006 NCAA Championship. More than 300
family members, friends and alumni joined the team in the showing of the announcement.
The Gaels were announced as the No. 13 seed to take on No. 4 seed and eventual Final
Four participant LSU. At least 10 media outlets from the Metropolitan area were in
attendance to document the reaction from the team and fans. Special thanks to all
those who attended and made the event a special night!
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IONA COLLEGE GOAL CLUB
HALL OF FAME GOLF OUTING
On Monday, June 5, the Iona College Athletic Department held the 25th Annual Goal Club Hall of Fame Golf Outing
at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle. In addition to celebrating Iona Athletics with alumni, friends, and fans, Jeff
Napolitano '85, Edward Arrigoni '56 '91H, and Rich Petriccione '81 '95MS were inducted into the Iona College Goal
Club Hall of Fame.
An Iona Track and Field standout, Jeff Napolitano '85 is a four-time Collegiate
Track Conference (CTC) indoor (35lb. Weight throw) and outdoor (Hammer
Throw) Champion, as well as a four time Metropolitan (METS) indoor (35lb.
Weight throw) and outdoor (Hammer Throw) Champion. Napolitano was the
1982 and 1983 runner-up at the IC4A indoor (35lb. Weight throw). In 1983, he
was a NCAA Division I All American in indoor track (35 lb. Weight throw) and
the 5th ranked US thrower at the 1983 NCAA Championships. Napolitano had
a phenomenal 1984 season, winning the IC4A championship in the hammer
throw. He was the 2nd ranked U.S. thrower at the 1984 NCAA Championship
in the same event, earning Division I All American recognition, before placing
12th in the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. Napolitano was the first thrower
in school history to qualify for the NCAA National Championships and achieve
All American honors. He is the only athlete in school history to win the METS
Indoor and Outdoor Championships all four years.
Edward Arrigoni '56 '91H is a noted contributor and special friend to the
Iona College Athletics Department. He has generously given his time, resources
and energies for the betterment of the College and the athletics department.
Arrigoni was the recipient of the Alumni Association’s 1978 Brother Arthur A.
Loftus Award for Outstanding Achievement and the 1996 Brother William B.
Cornelia Founder’s Award for Outstanding Service to Iona College. He also
received the “Edmund Rice Medal” at the Beatification of Brother Ignatius Rice
in 1996 and received an Honorary Doctorate in 1991. In memory of his father,
Ferdinand E. Arrigoni, he funded the development of Iona's Arrigoni Center,
which is used for special events and Sunday Mass. In memory of his deceased
wife Helen, Mr. Arrigoni funded the Helen Arrigoni Library and Technology
Center. Arrigoni has shown exemplary history as an alumnus, mentor, and
advocate of Iona College. His generosity and support has been critical in the
Iona College Athletic Program’s success.
Rich Petriccione '81 '95MS is a former Athletics Director and coach at Iona.
As a student, he was the basketball manager for legendary coach and
administrator Jim Valvano. After graduation, Petriccione served as an assistant
coach for Pat Kennedy at Iona and subsequently Florida State. In eight seasons
on the bench, his Iona and Florida State teams averaged over 20 wins each
year, made four NCAA tournament appearances, and played in three NIT
tournaments. In 1989 Petriccione returned to Iona to become the 5th Athletics
Director in the College’s history. During his 12-year term, Iona experienced
unprecedented growth and upgrading in all sports programs. Petriccione was
promoted in 2001 to Vice President for Advancement and External Affairs,
where he oversees all areas of fund raising, development, advertising, public
relations, alumni relations, and capital campaigns including the most recent,
Visions of Excellence.
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IONA COLLEGE GOAL CLUB
MEET THE COACHES
On Thursday September 15, 2005 the Iona College Goal Club held the annual Meet the Coaches/ Kick-off celebration
at the Mutual of America in midtown Manhattan. We thank Patrick A. Byrnes ‘68 and Mutual of America for co-hosting
the event.
FOURTH ANNUAL “CLAM SLAM”
The Iona College Goal Club hosted its fourth annual “Clam Slam to Celebrate Iona Athletics” in the Hynes Athletics Center.
The Clam Slam was well attended event with over 100 alumni, family & friends of Iona Athletics. Thank you to all those who
joined us for the festivities and helped to make it a great night! We look forward to seeing all of you at the 2006 Clam Slam
- Saturday, October 21, 2006!
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IONA COLLEGE GOAL CLUB
CONTRIBUTORS
Championship Scholarship
$25,000 and above
Mr. John J. Judge '71
Mrs. Monica L. Judge '70
Founders Scholarship
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Mr. Edward F. Arrigoni '56, '91H
Patrick A. Burns, Esq. '68
Mr. Jeremiah M. Callaghan '65
Mr. Gregory P. Judge '84
Mr. William J. Maloney '74H
Director's Level
$5,000-$9,999
Mr. Terence W. Edwards '77
Mr. Michael P. Hegarty '66
Mr. Ronald G. Mohr
Mr. Michael L. Niedzwiecki '73, '75MBA
Mr. Donald E. Walsh '66
Diamond Level
$3,000-$4,999
Ms. Linda M. Bruno '76, '79MSEd
Mr. Brian M. Caputo '95, '02MBA
Ms. Patricia Flanagan
Mr. Jim Ferriter
Thomas E. Hales, CPA '58, '04H
Mr. Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. '80, '81MBA
Mrs. Margaret P. Kelly '81, '84MBA
Mr. Edward T. Mann '73, '74MBA
Mrs. Lucretia S. Mann '76, '78MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Vaccaro
Platinum Level
$1,000-$2,999
Mr. Thomas R. Aberle '85, '04MBA
The Allen J. Flood Companies, Inc.
The Avenue Deli Cafe
Mr. Joseph M. Baltz '68
George W. Bauer III, MD '68
Vincent T. Beni, PhD '71, '74MS
Mr. Michael J. Brennock '58, '83MBA
Thomas J. Burke, CFP '68
Mr. & Mrs. George K. Calogera
Mr. Mark Colon
Sal Comunale, CPA '88
Albert J. De Cristino, CFP '68, '74MBA, '81MS
Ms. Lauren Desharnais
Mr. John P. Dillon '59
Mr. Stephen M. Dowicz '79
Mr. George J. Duignan, CFP '72, '76MBA, '82MS
Eatery on North
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Fleming
Mr. Edward P. Foldessy '63
Mr. Robert M. Fraina '69
Mr. Edward J. Gallagher '68
Mr. Joseph D. Gangone '76
Mr. Gerard T. Gilligan '67
Mr. Michael J. Gilligan '67
Michael G. Halloran, PhD '89
Mr. Hugh P. Harold '80
Mr. Glenn J. Horine '84, '91MBA
Mr. Jim Hullverson
Mr. James P. Hynes '69, '01H
Mr. Raymond A. Judge '87
Mr. Kevin Karn
Mr. Reinhard P. Kolf '56
Mr. John R. Lewin '65
Mr. Bartley F. Livolsi '70, '75MBA
Mrs. Julie E. Livolsi '89, '98MS
Mr. & Mrs. William LoGerfo
Mr. Patrick J. Lynch '59
Mr. Brian H. Madden '76
Mr. Phillip N. Maisano '76MBA
Mr. K. Peter Maneri '67
Mr. Michael J. Maroni '67
David J. Mc Cabe, Esq. '80
Mr. Frank J. Mc Guire '55
Mr. Robert E. Mc Nulty '91
Mr. Michael J. Moriarty '68
Mrs. JoAnn Murphy '98H
Mr. Joseph M. Murphy '59, '83H
Robert E. Novak, CFC, PhD '72
Mr. John J. Nyikos '68
Mr. Robert T. O'Flaherty '50
Mr. & Mrs. Passero
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Peterson
Mr. Joseph G. Rees '54
Mrs. Donna M. Sasso '75
Mr. Michael C. Sasso '75, '80MBA
Mr. Cosmo M. Scrivanich '84
Mr. Frank A. Sebastiano '66
Mr. Louis A. Selvaggio '79
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Shevlin
Mr. David Stott
Mr. Donald E. Svoboda '62
Mr. Frederick J. Tierney '57
Gold Level
$500-$999
Mrs. Eleanor A. Acer
Mr. Roger W. Austin '90
Mrs. Anne Marie T. Blancato '87, '92MBA
Mr. Stephen C. Blancato '87
Mr. Jack L. Bond '66
Mr. James T. Brady '62, '90H
Mr. Robert T. Budwick '66
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Byrnes
Mr. Patrick Carey
Mr. Charles J. Carlson '71, '00MS
Mr. Daniel T. Caro '65
Mr. Eugene J. Connolly '50
Mr. Sean F. Corrigan '81
John E. Cullen, Esq. '65
Mr. James H. Davidson '84
Donald T. De Carlo, Esq. '60
Ms. Lauren Desharnais
Eastchester Soccer Club, Inc.
Mr. Gary L. Ellis, Jr.
Mr. Guy R. Falotico '91
Mr. & Mrs. Stefan Ferenci
Mr. James J. Fillis III '59
Hon. Dennis P. Flood '66, '76MBA
The Franchella Family
Mr. John F. Garry '61
Mr. Thomas J. Garvey '80
Mr. Robert Glaser
Ms. Karen Glynn Corrigan '81, '86MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Gordon
Mr. Scott Gordon '02MS
Mr. John Gorham
Mr. Joseph G. Granucci '69, '73MBA
Mrs. Josephine Granucci '93MS
Mr. Joseph P. Gulia
Mr. Richard M. Harmonay, Sr. '51
Mr. Kevin S. Hopkins '99
Mr. Daniel J. Houlihan, Jr. '75
Mr. David E. Jenick '91
Mr. Kevin P. Judge '95
Mr. Michael G. Judge '94
Mr. Raymond A. Judge '87
Mr. Louis Kangas
Mr. Joseph C. Kernan '55
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Mr. Eamonn T. Long '85
Mr. Edward T. Lynch '62
Mr. Michael J. Lynch '66
Mr. Patrick G. Lyons '96, '00MST, '04MBA
Mr. Brian H. Madden '76
Mr. Kevin W. Mangan '75
Mr. Donald J. Maroldy
Ms. Jacqueline A. Mc Gowan
Robert J. Mc Guire, Esq. '58, '78H
Mr. Thomas C. Mc Namara '72
Donald R. Moscato, PhD '66, '68MBA
Mr. J. Rian Murphy '94
Mr. Joseph W. Murphy '51
Mr. Lawrence Nowakowski
Mr. Vincent F. O'Connell
Mr. Christopher L. O'Gorman '87
Mr. John J. O'Meara '86
Ms. Christine Palkhiwala
Mr. William E. Parisi '90
Mr. Rich Petriccione '81, '95MS
Mr. Dennis R. Petrone '73
Mr. Salvatore J. Pinella '52
Mr. Raymond S. Prochak '70
Mr. Joseph R. Quinn '55
Mr. R. Peter Reiter '92
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Richardson
Mr. John M. Rote
Mr. John F. Russo '84
Ms. Joanne M. Ryan '86
Mr. Mario V. Salandra '89
Mr. Donald F. Short '59
Mr. Raymond M. Soto '61
Southern Westchester Admin Services, Inc.
Mr. Joseph M. Spillane '69
Mr. Jonathan Staab
Mr. Michael F. Testa '04
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tierney
George J. Todd, MD '70
Mr. Victor S. Traeger
E.J. Underwood
Mr. John J. Verrier '57
Mr. Henry J. Vosswinkel
Mr. James J. Waters '60
Mr. & Mrs. Roger M. Widmann
Maroon Level
$300-$499
Mr. Michael G. Byrne
Mr. Joseph S. Caminiti '63
Mr. Eugene J. Connolly '50
Dr. Richard H. Davidson
Mr. Gary T. De Cesare '85
Mr. Peter V. De Marco '51
Diversified Valuation Group, Inc.
Ms. Jennifer L. Doherty '90
Mr. Kevin P. Donohue '65
Mr. Michael J. Gilligan '67
Mr. Bruce W. Hayden '70
Mr. William P. Hogan '78
Daniel T. Keon, CPA '60
John F. Manley, PhD '70
Mrs. Margaret M. Manley '73
Frances R. Mason, DC '85
Mr. Anthony T. Mastandrea '57
Mr. Kevin J. Mc Cullagh '66
Mr. Philip C. Meehan '65
Mr. Richard M. Milano '86, '94MBA
Mr. James W. O'Brien '66
Dr. James J. O'Connell '52
Mr. Thomas V. Pizzo '61
Mr. Anthony M. Pucillo
Mr. Joseph R. Quinn '55
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Regan
Mrs. Corey Shapiro Aronstam
Mr. Daniel D. Sheehan '66
Mr. Timothy M. Smith '55
Mr. John G. Spyropulos '66
Mr. Jerry A. Terrill
Mr. Samuel P. Tolisano '85
Mrs. Laura Torres '95
Mr. Peter L. Torres '95
Mr. Thomas W. Vila '57
Ms. Marilyn L. Wilkie
Silver Level
$100-$299
Mr. Andrew K. Albrecht
Mr. Michael A. Aldrich '88
Mr. Louis A. Alexy '50
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Andorfer
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Archetti
Mr. Ahmed M. Artola '04
Mr. Alfred J. Arvonio '70
Ms. Sophia Asplint
Sandra Aufiero, RN '95
Mr. Anthony R. Augliera, Sr. '85
Mrs. Karen A. Augliera '85
Mr. & Mrs. Len Axinn
Mr. Thomas J. Baldwin '78
Mr. Luis A. Barbier, Jr. '98, '01MBA
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Barrett, Sr.
Mr. Michael J. Barry '00, '03MBA
Mr. Richard T. Barry '56
Mrs. Rosemary Bartolomeo
Mrs. Patricia A. Basile '90
Mr. Arthur J. Bavoso '68
Mr. Rocco A. Bellantoni '93
Mr. Peter M. Benson '86
Mr. Richard W. Beyrer '69
Mr. Christopher J. Black '77
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Blancato
Mr. Charles A. Borrelli '69
Mr. Arthur Boyd
Mr. John E. Boyd '63
Mr. Anthony J. Bozzella
Mr. John J. Breslin
Mr. James A. Brophy '90
Mr. David A. Budd '77
Mr. Theodore G. Burfeind '54
Mr. Daniel J. Burke '62
Mr. David M. Butler
Mr. Matthew P. Byrne '81
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Calacione
Ms. MaryEllen Callaghan '05MBA
Mr. Eric C. Callahan '98
Robert F. Callahan, PhD '52
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Campbell
Ms. Barbara Carlucci
Mr. Dennis J. Carroll CPP '72
Ms. Jeanmarie Carstensen '89
Ms. Isabel Cavanagh
Mr. Jerome Cavanaugh
Mr. Nicholas J. Cavataro, Jr.
Mr. Anthony V. Chiariello '71
Mr. Richard G. Ciorla '79, '86MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Clark
Mr. Phillip P. Closius
Mr. Jason Collins '02
Mr. Michael J. Collins '62
Mr. James L. Colucci '71, '73MBA
Mr. William J. Connolly, Jr. '83
Mr. Michael M. Connor '63
Mr. Stephen M. Connors '65
Mr. Richard Coratti
Mr. John J. Corbley '50
Mrs. Carol J. Corker '91
Mr. Daniel J. Cosgrove '65
Mr. Joseph Costa
Mr. Thomas J. Cotter '60
Mr. John M. Coughlin
Mr. Dennis P. Coyle '70
Mr. Raymond T. Coyne '54
Ms. Sarah Cummins
Ms. Julie Cycon '03
Mr. John Dargis
Dr. Richard H. Davidson
Mr. William De Falco
Mrs. Gail P. De Feo '76
Gerald A. De Feo, CPA '76
Mr. Christian R. De Francis '99
Dr. James De Lorenzo '86
Mr. Samuel E. De Rosa '87
Mrs. Doreen A. Delaney '73
Mr. Patrick E. Delaney '75, '78MBA
Mr. Philip J. Di Gennaro '72
Mr. James C. Dixon '88
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Mr. John J. Donohue
Mr. Daniel F. Doyle '93, '95MBA
Ms. Jenny M. Dufek '02, '06MBA
Mr. Thomas F. Dwan '70
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eckert
Mr. Gary L. Ellis, Jr.
Alexander R. Eodice, PhD
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Eodice '85
Mr. William J. Falvey '91, '03MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Farino
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Farrell '84
Mrs. Kathleen W. Farrell '85
Ms. Jennifer A. Feely '04
James E. Feeney, CPA '54
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Fetter
Mr. & Mrs. Eli B. Fine
Cmdr. Joseph C. Fischer, USN Ret. '68
Five Tempus, Ltd.
Mr. Harold C. Flynn, Jr. '73
Ms. Jamie A. Fogarty '95, '97MS
Mr. Daniel R. Foley '95
Mr. George A. Foley '69
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forcelli
Mr. Robert D. Freeland '68
Mr. James A. Frey '74
Mr. Francis P. Gagliano '52
Mr. George G. Gallagher '71
Mr. & Mrs. John Garbowski
David R. Garufi, CPA '91
Mrs. Patricia V. Garvey '79
Mr. Patrick A. Garvey '78
Mr. Thomas J. Garvey '80
Mr. Peter L. Gibson '52
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Giglio
Mr. John F. Girardi '70, '75MBA
Ms. Carol A. Giuliano '78, '90MS
Mr. Michael C. Glynn '66
Mr. Scott Gordon '02MS
Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Grasso
Ms. Leah C. Green '97, '99MS
Mr. John Grimaldi
Mr. Tandy W. Guinn, Jr. '68
Jeffry R. Haber, PhD
Lt. Col. Howard J. Hagan, USA '72
Mr. James Hegarty
Mr. James G. Henry '87, '88MS
Mr. Richard E. Herrmann '58
Mr. Ronald P. Holland '86
John P. Hollerbach, CPA '75, '79MBA
Mr. Martin M. Hopwood, Jr.
Ms. Barbara H. Houlihan '78
Mr. Richard F. Hughes
Robert Jantzen, PhD
John R. Jenkins, Esq. '80
Mrs. Kelli A. Jennings '99
Mr. & Mrs. Hector Jimenez
Mr. & Mrs. Scott John
Mr. Gregory P. Judge '84
Mr. Matthew T. Judge '87
Mr. Justin D. Jumper '01
Mr. Rudy Kaiser
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Karl
Mr. Edward P. Keating '01
Mrs. Sarah E. Keating '02
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Keuling
Mr. Martin E. King '95
Mr. Robert J. King '57
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Kinneman
Mr. David J. Kmetz '65, '70MBA
Mr. Robert P. Konchalski '52
Mr. Kenneth G. Kraetzer '86MBA
Mr. Andrew P. Kuhn '87
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Kuhn '79
Mr. Eugene P. Kuhn '49
Mr. James G. La Perche '78, '93MBA
Robert P. La Russo, Esq. '67
Ms. Francine La Sala
Mr. Bert F. Lacativo '79
Mr. Richard J. Landy '67, '73MBA
Daniel J. Langford, MD '68
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis J. Leone
Mr. John H. Leykam '65
James A. Liguori, CFC, EdD '65
LJSG Restaurant, Ltd.
Richard T. Lombard, Esq. '57
Mr. Christopher M. Longo '00
John P. Love, Esq. '65
Mr. Edward Lynett
Mr. Francis J. Lyons '71
Mr. George Lyons
Mr. Timothy C. Magill
Mr. Brian E. Maher '53
Mr. & Mrs. Demetrios Makrides
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Malet
Ms. Christine Maloney
Marathon Video Services
Donald J. Martin, PhD '57
Ms. Erin Martin
Ms. Kara R. Martin '86
Mr. Richard A. Matera '73
Mr. Duncan Maurer '68
Mrs. Catherine S. Mazzaro '86
Mr. Vincent A. Mazzaro '86
Mrs. Alice M. Mc Cluskey '74
Mr. Robert K. Mc Donough '61
Mr. Stephen P. Mc Fadden '63
Mr. Conor J. Mc Gee '98
Gregory C. Mc Ginn, CPA '65
Capt. Harold A. Mc Grath, USN Ret. '51
Mr. John T. Mc Grath '62
Mr. Thomas J. Mc Grath '72
Mrs. Megan M. Mc Guinness Garufi '94
Mr. James J. Mc Intyre
Mr. John R. Mc Ivor '54
Mr. Eugene Mc Kenna, Jr. '68
Mr. James M. Mc Kenna '66
Mr. Thomas L. Mc Keon '59
Mr. Thomas C. Mc Nally '69MA
Mr. James T. Mc Namara '76, '88MBA
Ms. Colleen M. Mc Phail '87MBA
Mr. Joseph M. Meehan '64
Mr. Albert J. Mellina '63, '68MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Milazzo, Jr.
Mr. Matthew M. Miller '05
Mr. Dennis M. Moffitt '97
John A. Monaco, MD '54
Mrs. Gail A. Monaghan '77
Mr. James J. Monaghan '77
Mr. Robert E. Monaghan '56
Mrs. Mary Ellen Moore '81
Mr. Thomas M. Moore '77
Mr. Joseph Moran '80
Mr. Donal N. Morrissey '62
Ms. Sheelah A. Morrissey-Quinn '85
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Moss
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Moyer
Mr. John L. Muldoon '81
Mr. Brian P. Murphy '50
Mr. John J. Murphy '61
Mr. Kevin M. Murphy
New Rochelle YMCA
Mr. Damon I. Newman '01
Mr. John J. Nickles, Jr. '93
Mr. John J. Nyikos '68
Hon. Jeremiah F. O'Connor '55
Mr. John J. O'Gorman '59
Mr. John F. O'Hagan '50
Mr. William M. O'Neil '71, '95MBA
Mr. Gerald J. O'Neill '68
Mr. & Mrs. John O'Neill
Ms. Mary T. O'Rourke '02, '04MS
Mr. Philip O'Sullivan
Ms. Lidisset C. Ogando
Mr. Sean A. Paine '94, '96MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Paino
Rev. Michael L. Palazzo '83
Mr. Mario A. Parise '75
Mr. Vincent C. Parise '00
Mrs. Kathleen M. Pascuzzi '81
Ms. Lindamarie Pascuzzi '00
Peacock Communications, Inc.
Mr. Ryan Pellow '01
Mr. Terence A. Perrault '84
Mr. George R. Petriccione
Ms. Elaine Pinckney-Cashin '95
Pinos Wykagyl Haircutter Inc.
Mrs. Robin M. Plummer '77
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Thomas F. Plummer III, DDS '76
Robert L. Polifroni, Esq. '75
Mr. Joseph J. Puglia '67
Ms. Lisa Rahon
Mr. John D. Ranieri '76
Mrs. Lorraine A. Ranieri '77
Mr. Roy E. Ray '73
Mr. Peter Rich
Mr. Frank R. Ringle '65
Mr. Robert Ripp '63
Mr. John P. Ritzcovan '67, '69MBA
Ms. D'Lorah L. Robbins
Mr. Nigel G. Roberts '98
Ms. Maritza Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rogers
Mr. James M. Rondinone '74
Mr. Angelo M. Rubbo '86
Mrs. Rosemary Rubbo
Fredrica Rudell, PhD
Ms. Lauren Rywak
Mr. Christopher J. Saingas '95
Mr. Richard E. Salcedo '74
Mr. Ralph Saldiveri '02
Robert A. Santucci, Esq. '73
Mr. Trevor G. Sargeant '88MS
Albert J. Sattler, Jr., Esq. '58
Mr. George O. Schierle '66, '97MSEd
Mr. Nicholas B. Scova '54
Mr. Cosmo M. Scrivanich '84
Ms. Michaela E. Seccareccia '05
Mr. John T. Sexton '74
Mr. Malachi G. Sheahan
Mr. Joseph F. Shortis '54
Ms. Elizabeth Smith - Chavez
Mr. Jesse W. Soto '00, '03MBA
Mrs. Mary Ann Spillane '78
Mr. Terence M. Spillane '78, '97MS
Mr. Donald P. Stott
Hon. Judge Donald J. Sullivan '51
Mr. Charles N. Tammara '68
Mr. Joseph T. Tantillo '91
Mrs. Joan W. Thomas
Mr. Kevin J. Tiernan '66, '81MBA
Mr. Joseph Tocco '98
Mr. Donald A. Vaccaro
Mr. Charles J. Valenti
Ms. CarolAnn Vila-Duffy '83
Mr. Edward M. Vincent '67
Mr. Joseph A. Von Zwehl '57
Mrs. Noreen Von Zwehl '03H
Mr. Gregory Walsh
Mr. Terence P. Walsh '54
Mr. Thomas P. Walsh '90
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Wasilewski
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Webers
Mr. Barry J. Whalen '65
Mr. Edward J. Winnis '57
Mr. Samuel L. Worthen
Mr. Joseph W. Wyse '93
Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Zaffarese
Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Zimmermann
Mrs. Jeanine A. Zocks '92
Friends of Athletics
$1-$99
Mr. James P. Agnello '84
Mr. Ralph C. Alberti '80
Mr. Salvatore B. Aleide '65
Ms. Sharon A. Alexander '88
Mr. Kenneth J. Ali '79
Mrs. Lorraine Ali '79
Ms. Marguerite C. Allard '91
Mrs. Ann Marie A. Amelio '85
Mr. Steven J. Amelio '82, '90MBA
Mr. Fritz Anacreon
Mr. Tom Andrino
Mr. Michael P. Angelo '86, '96MBA
Ms. Antoinette Antonow
Ms. Joan Aufiero
The Avenue Deli Cafe
Ms. Antoinette Barnaby
Mr. Nicholas G. Barnett
Mr. & Mrs. William Barrett
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Barrett, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Barthelmes
Mr. Angelo N. Basso '72, '74MBA
Mrs. Dianne M. Basso '72, '94MSEd
Ms. Tamara Beams '98
Mr. Robert J. Behr '66
Mrs. Christine N. Benson '87MSEd
Mr. & Mrs. William Berwick
Mr. & Mrs. George Blednick
Mr. Richard C. Blissard '83
Ms. Mary Blue
Mr. Jeffrey Boldig
Mr. Joseph R. Bonomo '73
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Brady
Mr. Clement A. Brancale '70MBA
Mr. Jeff Bridges '99
Mr. Arthur P. Brill, Jr. '58
Mr. Justin Broglin-Williams
Mr. Daniel J. Bruno '58
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bruno
Ms. Aimee E. Bryers '03, '04MBA
Mr. Sean G. Buckley '87, '05MBA
Ms. Amy Burdette '03
Mr. & Mrs. Terry M. Burdette
Mr. Michael F. Califano '94
Mr. Daniel J. Campbell '05
Mr. Martin F. Campbell '81
Mr. Joseph J. Carapella '69
Mr. Brett M. Carey '84, '92MBA
Ms. Barbara Carlucci
Mr. Francis J. Carney '62
Ms. Abigail Carrel-Thomas
Mr. Fernando Castro, Jr. '78
Ms. Patricia A. Caulfield
Mr. Warren A. Chiodo '04
Ann Marie Cianci AuD '77
Mr. John Ciaramella '69
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Clark
Mr. Michael J. Colasuonno '70
Mr. Thomas P. Colonna '67
Mr. Dominick A. Colucci '81
Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Costa
Mr. Thomas A. Cox '78
Mr. John J. Creegan '86
Mr. William F. Cummings '67
Mr. Francis X. Dalton '48
Ms. Marion M. Davidson Brenner '91
Ms. Courtney A. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Day
Mr Christopher De Nisco '04
Mrs. Theresa M. De Nisco '83
Mr. Ronald A. De Putron '66
Mr. James T. Degnan '49
Mr. John A. Del Negro '65
Mr. Arthur P. Delgrosso
Mr. Guy P. Delhery '52
Mr. Argim Dema '02
Dr. Vincent F. Dempsey '51
Mr. W. Des Soye
Ms. Joan DeWitt
Mr. & Mrs. Giuseppe Di Carlo
Mr. Mark Di Cola
Mrs. Dayna M. Di Francisco '89
Mrs. Isabelle Di Marco '89
Mr. Thomas J. Di Marco '73MBA
Mrs. Regina A. Dillulio '93
Mr. William E. Donnelly '83
Mrs. Regina Dosso
Edward I. Dramin, PhD
Mr. Kevin B. Duff '65
Mr. Richard A. Dugan, Jr. '66
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Dunkel
Mr. & Mrs. Amadeo G. Fasolino
Mr. & Mrs. Alessandro Fazi
Ms. Margaret Fazi
Ms. Victoria Fazi
Mr. Alfred G. Feliu
Mr. Paul N. Ferrante '78
Mr. Michael J. Ferranti '03
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Filipkowski
Mr. John J. Fitzgerald '60
Mrs. Patricia A. Fitzgerald '95
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Mr. Terence J. Fitzgerald '93
Mr. Michael J. Fizulich '85
Mr. Eric J. Flood '50
Mrs. Bridgette A. Foley '95
Mr. Marc J. Foley '95
Mr. Robert C. Forcelli, Jr. '03, '05MBA
Mr. Daniel P. Forget '69
Mr. John J. Fritsch '89
Ms. Connie Fuccillo
Ms. Mary Funcheon
Mr. Nicholas A. Gaggiano '02
Mr. Francis P. Gagliano '52
Mr. Fidel A. Garcia '92MBA
Mr. Gerard A. Garofolo '91MBA
Mr. Richard F. Gennaro '58
Mr. Thomas Gibala
Mr. Frank P. Ginipro '79
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Gohier
Ms. Carly M. Golesky '04
Mr. Michael J. Gould '89
Ms. Sarah Grella
Ms. Anne-Marie Grimaldi
Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Grimaldi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grimaldi
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Grosso
Mr. Jonathon M. Gruszeczki '04
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gulde
Dr. Ahmad-John Haddad '75
Mrs. Linda M. Haddad '76
Ms. Marianne Hanko
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hansen
Mr. Paul C. Harren '87MSEd
Mr. James Hegarty
Mr. Edward R. Henry '54
Mr. Peter J. Hertel '68
Mr. Franklin Hess
Mr. James F. Higgins '53
Joseph P. Higgins, PhD '68
Mr. Timothy D. Higgins '70
Mr.Peter Hiram Montanez
Ms. Jessica M. Hogan '00
Mr. John M. Holland '64
Ms. Eileen T. Holt '87
Mr. William P. Horgan '69
Mr. Charles Huddleston
Mr. Francis M. Iannone '58
Mr. George E. Ivers '66
Mr. & Mrs. Kambiz Javdani
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jordan
Ms. Emilie A. Judge '92, '02MST
Ms. Ann Kazaks
Mr. John J. Kelly '54
Ms. Shirley Kelly
Mr. W. Michael Kennedy '74
Mr. David Kinneman, Jr. '05
Mr. Sean Kitt '00
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Klocke
Ms. Laura K. Koch '98
Mr. Robert P. Konchalski '52
Mrs. Janet U. Kornfeld '81MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Krzyminski
Mr. Daniel Kuberka
Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Kushnir
Mr. Christopher La Motta '99
Mr. John V. La Motta '00
Mr. Raymond A. La Verde '78, '82MBA
Mr. Thomas J. Lagomarsino '03
Mr. Michael N. Laprey '03MS
Ms. Kathleen A. Levesque '85MBA
Mr. James J. Loughran '60
Mrs. Mary W. Loughran '90
Ms. Arlene S. Lowry
Mr. Timothy M. Lowry '75
Mr. Luke J. Lyons '68
M.C. Painting Company
Donald P. Malanga, PhD '60
Mr. Charles M. Malet
Ms. Kathryn E. Malet
Ms. Michele Mancuso
Mr. James F. Marcinkiewicz '84
Mr. John O. Marini '83
Ms. Judith B. Marks
Ms. Karen Marnell
Mr. Nicholas J. Marnell
Mrs. Bernadette E. Masiello '74
Mr. Peter E. Masiello '72
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Mastrino
Mr. Paul J. Mayglothling '70
Mr. Patrick R. Mc Allen '05
Mr. Henry J. Mc Cormick '66
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff L. Mc Daniel
Mr. Kevin C. Mc Gee '96
Mrs. Patricia C. Mc Gee '96
Mr. Michael W. Mc Grath
Mr. Thomas J. Mc Grath '72
Ms. Ronale S. Mc Kenzie '01
Mr. Thomas C. Mc Nally '69MA
Mrs. Rosaria M. Mc Quade '83
Mr. Thomas F. Meagher '96
Mr. Michael Mele '72
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Melton
Mr. Richard L. Mercado '69
Mr. Vincent Miccucci
Mr. Richard J. Mirenda '92
Mrs. Tara A. Mirenda '93
Rev. Joseph A. Mirro
Mr. Hugh Mohan
Mrs. Tara J. Molloy '95
Mr. Thomas J. Molokie '69
Ms. Mary Sue Monte
Mr. Michael Montero '05MBA
Ms. Therese Mosely-Saunders
Mr. Brian Moss
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Moss
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Moss
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Motisi
Ms. Sarah Murtha
Ms. Shannon M. Nilan '03
Mr. Thomas F. O'Donnell, Jr. '50
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald O'Grady
Mr. Daniel F. O'Hara '77
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. O'Neill
Mr. Kevin J. O'Sullivan '51
Mr. Kevin M. O'Toole '80
Ms. Melanie Oggianu '02, '03MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Orbacz, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Palmer
Ms. Katherine C. Parilla '06
Ms. AnnMarie Pascuzzi
Ms. LindaMarie Pascuzzi
Ms. Lydia Pascuzzi
Mr. David Patterson
Ms. Nicole M. Pawlak '05
Mr. Patrick J. Peters '59
Ms. Lauren E. Peterson
Robert M. Pisano, CPA '73
Mrs. Mary Beth Pocalyko '82
Mr. Thomas Proudian '96
Mrs. Susan E. Quarato '88
Ms. Natasha Radivojevic '00
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Rahon
Mr. Theodore Rahon
John A. Raniolo, Esq. '73
Mr. Lance K. Rashford '04
Ms. Ellen Rasinski
Mr. Henry M. Reck '84MBA, '03MST
Mr. Thomas C. Renaghan, Jr. '60
Mr. & Mrs. John Resker
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rhodes
Mr. Thomas H. Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. Al Rich
Mr. Nigel G. Roberts '98
Mr. Peter A. Rohlf
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rossi
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rowe
Mr. Vincent A. Russell '58
Mr. Joseph J. Ryan
Mr. George J. Salamon '69
Anthony T. Sallustio, PhD '58
Mr. Louis R. Santini, Jr. '90
Mr. & Mrs. John Schrynemakers
Mr. Kenneth Scotland
Mr. Norman Scott
Mr. Denis L. Shea '59
Mr. Vincent M. Shea '64
Harold J. Sherrington, MD '55
Mr. Thomas Shidemantle
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Shoemaker
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Sidoti
Mr. Donald Sinclair
Mr. Frank O. Sinclair
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Sinclair
Ms. Elizabeth A. Smith
Mr. Thomas F. Smith
Mr. Thomas R. Smith '78
Mrs. Kelly A. Sohigian '80
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sprankel
Mr. Paul G. Stache '79
Mr. Guy M. Stankiewicz '94
Mrs. Teresa F. Stanley
Ms. Janet M. Storace '74
Mr. Joseph P. Stuppino '05
Mrs. Margaret M. Sullivan '75
Mr. Robert J. Sullivan '70
Mrs. Arlene M. Tavolacci '74
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Theiler
Mr. Anthony R. Thomas
Mr. Mark R. Thorp
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Tiedge
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Tighe
Mr. Stephen F. Timchak '53
Mr. & Mrs. Declan J. Troy
Mr. Jack Tucker
Mr. Christopher D. Tully '81MBA
Mrs. Marie J. Tully '74
Mr. Gregory A. Vajda '90
Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinando Valenti
Mr. Vito J. Valentinetti '51
Mr. & Mrs. David Van Dyke, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Van Dyke
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Van Kluyve
Mr. Anthony L. Verrelli '89
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Vida
Mrs. Elizabeth Visco
Mr. Conrad T. Vitolo '69
Ms. Ann Marie Vrabel
Mr. Michael J. Vranich '03
Mr. Robert G. Walsh '96MS
Mr. Thomas J. Walsh '93
Ms. M. Kay Warfel '86MBA
Ms. Betty Waskiewicz
Mr. & Mrs. John Weisheit
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Weston
Ms. Janet Weston
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Weston
Mr. Peter C. White '82
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Wickham
Eugene Wolfson, EdD
Mrs. Lauren L. Yunker '94
Mr. Frederick Zimmermann
Mrs. Ann Zucconi '85MBA
Mr. Fred E. Zucconi '69
Mr. Derek J. Zuckerman
Goal Club Capital
Improvement Fund
Mr. Thomas R. Aberle '85, '04MBA
Mr. Andrew K. Albrecht
Ms. Sharon A. Alexander '88
The Allen J. Flood Companies, Inc.
Mr. Fritz Anacreon
Mr. Edward F. Arrigoni '56, '91H
Mr. Anthony R. Augliera, Sr. '85
Mrs. Karen A. Augliera '85
The Avenue Deli Cafe
Mr. Luis A. Barbier, Jr. '98, '01MBA
Ms. Tamara Beams '98
Mr. Rocco A. Bellantoni '93
Vincent T. Beni, PhD '71, '74MS
Mr. Richard C. Blissard '83
Mr. John J. Breslin
Ms. Amy Burdette '03
Mr. Terry M. Burdette
Mr. & Mrs. George K. Calogera
Dennis J. Carroll, CPP '72
Mr. Jerome Cavanaugh
Ann Marie Cianci AuD '77
Mr. Phillip P. Closius
Sal Comunale, CPA '88
Mr. Eugene J. Connolly '50
Mr. John J. Corbley '50
Mr. Daniel J. Cosgrove '65
Mr. Thomas J. Cotter '60
John E. Cullen, Esq. '65
Ms. Julie Cycon '03
Albert J. De Cristino '68, '74MBA, '81MS
Mrs. Gail P. De Feo '76
Gerald A. De Feo, CPA '76
Dr. James De Lorenzo '86
Mr. Peter V. De Marco '51
Mr. John A. Del Negro '65
Mr. Arthur P. Delgrosso
Mr. William E. Donnelly '83
Mr. Daniel F. Doyle '93, '95MBA
Mr. George J. Duignan, CFP '72, '76MBA, '82MS
Eatery on North
Mr. & Mrs. Stefan Ferenci
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Fetter
The Franchella Family
Mr. Francis P. Gagliano '52
Mr. Joseph D. Gangone '76
Mr. & Mrs. John Garbowski
Mr. Fidel A. Garcia '92MBA
Mr. Robert Glaser
Jeffry R. Haber, PhD
Mr. James F. Higgins '53
Ms. Jessica M. Hogan '00
Mr. John J. Judge '71
Mrs. Monica L. Judge '70
Mr. Robert P. Konchalski '52
Mr. James G. La Perche '78, '93MBA
Mr. John H. Leykam '65
Mr. Bartley F. Livolsi '70, '75MBA
Mrs. Julie E. Livolsi '89, '98MS
Mr. James J. Loughran '60
Mrs. Mary W. Loughran '90
Mr. Brian H. Madden '76
Mr. Brian E. Maher '53
Mr. Phillip N. Maisano '76MBA
Donald P. Malanga, PhD '60
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Mastrino
Mrs. Catherine S. Mazzaro '86
Mr. Vincent A. Mazzaro '86
Capt. Harold A. Mc Grath, USN Ret. '51
Mr. Thomas J. Mc Grath '72
Mr. Frank J. Mc Guire '55
Mr. Thomas L. Mc Keon '59
Mr. Michael Mele '72
Mr. Ronald G. Mohr
Mrs. Tara J. Molloy '95
Mr. Michael Montero '05MBA
Mr. Perry Moyer
Mr. John J. Murphy '61
Mr. John J. Nyikos '68
Mr. Daniel F. O'Hara '77
Mr. William M. O'Neil '71, '95MBA
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Orbacz, Sr.
Rev. Michael L. Palazzo '83
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Passero
Mr. Patrick J. Peters '59
Ms. Elaine Pinckney-Cashin '95
Robert M. Pisano, CPA '73
Mrs. Robin M. Plummer '77
Thomas F. Plummer III, DDS '76
Mr. Anthony M. Pucillo
Mr. Joseph J. Puglia '67
Mr. Joseph R. Quinn '55
Ms. Ellen Rasinski
Mr. Joseph G. Rees '54
Mr. Peter Rich
Ms. Maritza Rodriguez
Mr. Peter A. Rohlf
Warren Rosenberg, PhD
Mr. John F. Russo '84
Mr. Louis R. Santini, Jr. '90
Mr. John T. Sexton '74
Mr. Vincent M. Shea '64
Mr. David Stott
Mr. Donald P. Stott
Mr. Charles N. Tammara '68
Mr. Joseph T. Tantillo '91
Mr. Michael F. Testa '04
Mr. Frederick J. Tierney '57
Mrs. Laura Torres '95
Mr. Peter L. Torres '95
Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinando Valenti
Mr. Donald E. Walsh '66
Mr. Peter C. White '82
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THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT TEAM
Christi Abbate
Corey Aronstam
Fernando Barboto
Michael Barry
Brian Beyrer
Anthony Bozzella
J.B. Buono
Sam Burroughs
Mick Byrne
Tyler Cardinal
Pat Carey
Marian Casali
Nick Cavataro
Allan Christenson
Joe Cirrincione
Monge Codio
John Colonna
Steve Davis
Sam DeRosa
Mark DeSantes
Alan Edwards
Andrea Farquhar
Jamie Fogarty
Matt Glovaski
Becky Gorthy
Bart Grachan
Darren Gurney
Brian Hansbury
Emma Hayes
C.J. Huddleston
Greg Judge
Mike Judge
Brian Kelly
Omar King
Thomas Kloos
Daniel Kuberka
Jesse Latino
Ed Lynett
Patrick Lyons
Nick Macarchuk III
Jessica Mannetti
Fred Mariani
Steve McAnulty
Vincent McDermott
Lance McGray
William Montanaro
Mandy Myers
Paul O'Donnell
Vin Parise
David Patterson
Ted Perlak
Mike Reddington
Nigel Roberts
Jessica Rosenberg
Jeff Ruland
Lauren Rywak
Jason Saretsky
Lawrence Taylor
Eric Teepe
Matt Thompson
Mike Tierney
Joe Todd
Johan Williams
Justin Williams
Sam Worthen
Kris Zeiter
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